The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-12-16

to those who take hold OF things and
make them go. The women at the
laundry make things move every week
land we all benefit BY their good work.
dad Crawford and Dan Cryer drove to
Hawthorne to-day, and each brought
home load Of oak lumber which will
be used to finish our dance floor at
the roof garden. We are now very
anxious to hear from some good school
teachers. # possible. we expect to
have our teachers specialize on certain
subjects. We feel thai better results
|can be had through this method both
Eby the student andsby the teacher. So,
lif you are teacher and should like
Ito come to the Colony at once, just
write US about it and say what you are
Ibest qualified to teach. Remember,
here is an opportunity for you to do the
thing you have wanted to do-teach
children as they should be taught the
things they should know. IF you are
a real teacher, here is your chance.
We have bunch of REAL, LIVE
KIDDOOS, and we want them to know
the truth on all subjects. and we want
them to learn to do the useful things
of life. We want our children to be
able TO develop their own natural ta-
Tents and not be forced to be something
they are not. Real teachers draw out
lof the child what is in him or her and
never try to force some other person s
opinions upon them. 1t is a question
[of embodiment that will make them
happy and useful. Are you teacher
and would you like to teach here9
MAX Beavers is now in charge Of the
violin class at the school house Of
evenings from 6 to 7. At the club
house the sex hygiene class was held
from J to s and then the agricultural
tclass at the school house with several
groups practicing for Sunday night
Entertainment filled the evenings pro-
gramme.
Saturday, Dec. 9-Yes, it rained
most of the night, but today, ii has
permitted us to carry on our works as
usual. And in order to expedite some
Jobs, the kiddies from school and Sc
veral grown ups got busy to rush
the game. Kemp and Dalton are haul
ling cane, while Merrell, Jacques, Lind
Isey, Darth, Vernon. Landrum, Kenny,
Gaddis and several school children are
rushing the syrup making. Gaddis is
taking some time off in order to help
Conlin and BeIcher to clean out beans
with the tanning machine. At the new
girls dormitory, Roede and Cox joined
Rechsteiner, Gels, Nash and Hall. AL
so the children swarmed onto their Jobs
like flies and the roof and sides are
being shingled from all quarters of the
compass. The girls will sure have a
nice home when this place is compile
ted. And now the boys are beginning
to weep for a new home as good as
the one the girls have. don't blame
them; it looks good to me, too. The
new brick machinery building is going
up in fine shape. 1t will not be long
before the carpenters will be called
upon to lay the second story floor
ioists. Com. Moline seems to be in
his element in teaching the arts of the
brick layer. Chappelle. Beavers and
Scharrer, with several school children,
are rushing this work, to the delight
OF us all. If you people there knew
how hard we are rushing things in
order to make our demonstration more
complete in a shorter time, | know we
would get your entire support on the
purchase of more land, the building
OF better industrial buildings. schools
and places for living quarters. We are
now preparing for your comforts as
well as our own and to show the rest
OF the world what workers can do
while practicing the law of the Golden
Rule. IF the Golden Rule is worth
talking about, it is worth having and
We are giving you chance to live by
It here with us. Some day, the whole
world will adopt it. Why not nowp
The log teams were pulled off Of their
regular jobs today, and most of them
ARE helping to haul wood, while some
of them are having Com. Schuster fit
them out>with new shoes. The cold
weather from the north is surely to
give US a slight chill and we want lots
OF wood in order to meet the demands
for power and lights. The dancing
school and dance were held as usual
at the roof garden and the extra floor