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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-05
THE MOVIE FANS LETTERBOX
NANCY DEANEIs
BY HENRY NJ. NEEI.Y

"Blank all right. haven t
the slightest objection TO your admira
tion for Garcth Hughes. Lots Of pco
pie think he's great ! don't: that :
; all. l think ho is perhaps perfectly
satisfactory in the kind of thing he does
and I'm willing 70 leave him alone so
long as he sticks to those second rate
things. but whhn he gets into so beau
tiful a thing as Sentimental Tommy. "
then he must expect 10 be judged by the
very highest standards o' art-and he
doesn't measur" up. III modify that
and say that. so far as my personal
judgment is concerned. he doesn' meas
ure up. Yes. know Herbert Howe
praised him extravagantly and Mr.
Howe knows moro about movies than
Ill ever know. Bur I'm nevertheless
convinced that Garcth's weakness in
the part was to blame for much Of the
Goodness with which the public received
an otherwis" remarkable production.
.ss Clara Kimbal Young has not quit
nictures. She is now making "The
Heart Of Nara with Elliott Dexter
Ms her leading man.
You were lucky TO meet Valentino
personally. weren't you? My. how all
the other girls will envy you. What
do YOU mean. he's 'polishcd gentle
Hiuh hHtN lIl~ IlulT wa,
Fatty" writes: Have been read
ing your Letter Box now about Il month
and have found it very interesting. You
could imagine il ! would tell you how
! cat my lunch
"Wish l had your disposition. II |
did. you bet | would have lost it long
ago. But you know nothing pleases me
goat, as think Olga has tonight
and I just adore Caps letter. not To
say how envious | am Of him or her.
II have not seen any letters recently
from Mrs. Hippi's Husband. | won
der what happened To him. and Old
timer.
''You know | have always had a So
cret desire TO be in the movies. but
having -four mirrors in my room. no
snch luck one of the all wool, yard
wide variety. oh?
tN mo wonder 'Wally laughs when he
reads his fan mail. Can't say | blam"
him. .Scan you? l laugh. TOO, when n
certain man writes such things as being
II fat old man about sixty, almost SIX
feet underground and slightly bald. H"c.
hee. Just as If such things took trolley
rides through Jersey looking at houses
! Sunday afternoons. Don'r | take the
cake for dumb letters. now
ibid Olga get my goat: Well. I've
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RE-

ceived by the Board OF Educa ton Of the
Township of Pennsauken. in the County ~
Camden and state Of New Jersey. and pub.
licly opened on Thursday evening. AUrII 70.
1922. at \ y. NJ. at Collins Tract School.
house. Center street and Cove Road. Penn
sa ulien Township. MerChantville. New Jer-
scy. for the purchase OF bonds of tho school
district OF 'h" Township OF Pcnnsauk
aforesaid. TO an authorized amount Of
Said bond Issue is in the aforesaid amount
~ s10.OUO.OO being twenty-eght honds OF
100000 each and .e!ghty-four bonds OF
s50O.UO each. and are to be SO issued that
ono bond Of SlO00.0O and three bonds "
$500. 90 each will fall due annually from the
date Of issue. Said bonds will bear Interest
at The rae OF five per centum per annlm
payabl" semi-annualy on the first days OF
January. and July at First National Bank
OF herchantville. New. Jersey.
Each biddcr must deposit with his bid .
amount of bonds bid for. drawn upon an in .
corporated bank or Trust Company. to secure
the school district against any loss result; ;nC
from the ia lure Of the bidder TO comply with
the terms Of his bid.
Tie school district reserves the rishi 10
reject any or all bids and to sell all or any
part Of the aforesaid bond issue, Said bonds
VIII be sold 20 the highest bidder or bidders
Offering TO pay Lot less than the par value Of
such bonds bid for. and accrued interest
thereon from January !. 10... TO date OF
sale.
Al bids should be addressed in the follow
ing manner:
MIR. q. HARRY CARSON. District Clerk,
Delair.
bid in re $40, 900. 90 bond ISSUE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-05
BY JOHN BLAKE


A NYTHING YOU can get for nothing
~ and dispos" Of for a price is va'u-
nble.
Civility is such a commodity.
Think what III" "lvility of others
means to you. and You will begin I"
understand what your "iviltty means TO
others.
Then YOU will employ II little
more often. aud g"r r">uItS with II.
Suppose. on railroad trip YOU walk
through u car seeking seat.
To the occupant of one of them YOU
saw. els this seat taken:
lie looks up, sturcS at NoH. then
points to n grip which hc has placed
beside him to hold the seat for himself
MS long as possible.
Suppose that man applied 70 YOU for
Job the following day. Would you
give it to him:
IMAGINE yourself walking lttIe
farther along the aisle. 10 another
man you say: lis this scat taken"
"NO.' he says. politely. and moves
over to give You room. II" does nor
need to entertain You with conversation
afterwnrd He does not even need to
nv. "NO. sir. His manner Of doing
4 civil thing civilly makes YOU think
well Of him.
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Shcik,' so much that saw It twice,
read the book aud then saw 1t again.
Just saw Over the llill' this week
and. Of course. II made me cry. but ]
certainly did ENJOY II. My. How true
TO real life that picture is. I person.
ally know Nr Two eases Il most like
that picture. The only difference l.
that there was n, kind hearted son
like John {" take rurr Of The POOR old
, soul.
,No: I'll admit tha, the fact that
she doesn't satisfy me docsn provo
that Gloria Swanson isn't good
actress. She may b". And then again
maybe She isn't. IN admit. sh" fas-
cinatcS mc--much aS n snake would.
fccl rs ir don't wair, to sec her. but
just cant help myscf. And 50 | go
again and again. and each time ! c,isS
bc"auS" she doesn't rise t" what ] fcc
sh" ought TO be-.
''bvcr the llill" ,.iaGr me cry. too.
I wanted 10 leave in the middle and
tho lady Who j;ucs IN the Movies Wiih
NJ" ,spuldn't lct ne. II was II private
show ing and she reminded m6 that We
were guests. and il wonldn' h" polite.
That $ why wanted TO cry. ! hate to
Gr polite. so you think il was irnc Z"
real lifc"t think you've got real
mixed with reel. You must be mis-
taken about knowing two such eases.
In the first pace. no po"rhousc would
accept u woman whose sons were able
to support her. II isn't done, Ger
aldinc.D
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NOTICE

Milton. Del. ApriI 2 49,,
i'sGs w.!l he received Ly tbe psb%ooE.,,
i{"a"A Sr"n ''nnissi3n for lhe "onstrnct"n Of
Pl"ns ana specifications viii bc m.;icd
mn"n "omi,,, ,aHincI,t"n +" The chairman OF The
with the yhalrman Of ri, Yen "n,, Goi!ars Nlo,
saln Fnm 10 b" refunded when pians ND
SpccilIcn lions are returned ''""' ON"
% the CHAIRMAN OF the commits. ne ~ e'es 90
"'I%TT WDrN ,h'ii "Goce 'a T.. W. >nrii I;. ioss
tho contract - "N"r"'h1 W
,o ne ,"inh,ifst"H reserves the rIrht 70 rs-
j. CAREY pAl.SrEH,
49, Chairman.
Milton. Delaware
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR "PLUMBING
N signal Towers. Contract GS0," Frank.
'ord Elevated Railway. will he received At
the Dtree,ors Once. Departnent Of city
Transit l2li Chestnut street, P,Iladephia,
I0.:. and opcned Immediately thereafter'
Plans and specification can be seen A,
I'll CHESTNUT street twelfth floor, and
',[, nosas WI VII be supplied 10 intending bidders
=" Law Department Of tho civ onS wa IN. \.
"oII'i"ch,e' VE such flins be inc;oscd With tbs
The Director reserves ,ho rro.,, ., ..
~" or all Ids az he may doom hos, ror a.
&'ercst u the City OF Ph!ladelTs,Is. '' Wv
WILLIAM $. TWINING,
-. .d.,nri, u,r.n 30 o Director.
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Uncommon sense 4 Profitable Commodity


There would at least be nothing
against him were he 10 be an applI :
cant for Il job with you the following
day.
CiviI!ty is most lacking in public
contact with strangers white travelling
Most pCOpi" are afraid nor TO b" riv,,
20 people they know. which proves that
they really understand how well civiiity
IL estimated.
But to strangers they Will >null or
snap. merely because they happen to hr
out Of humor. And very often. when
they find that the stranger later may
come int" their iyrs they are ashamed
of IhCm>clvcS.
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FINANCIAL
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION

NOTICE OF REDEMPTlON
70 holders Of Victory Notes and othss
Notice II hereby given ~ follows,
l-CalI for redemption Of "a Per Cent
EiitorE Notes; All of thO3I per con, So.
r!es Of United States Of America Convsrtiois
Gold iiotes OF l922-i023. otherwise known ..
3& Der cent Victory Notes. are hereby called
for redemption on June IS. 19:? pursuant e
the provision for redemption contained 10
the notes and in Treasury Department ere u.
lar No, 1888. dated April 81. 101e: under
which the note, we're Srlsinsily issusa; IN, IN.
2-SaspensIon and Termination u Victory
Note conyIslon zriy!IeEs.--In View Of the
call Tor the redemption q all ~ per cent
Victory Notes on June -. 1922. and pur.
sun nj 10 tho provisions Of said Treasury Dc:
pa:tmsnt circular No. l8s. the privllege OF
conversion Of Victory Notes OF either series
into Victory Netes Of the other 'se!ss ,s. is is
June II, 1922. both ,nclusiIye, and on June
IS. l922 will terminate. Victory Notes ac-
cord!nsly cease to be interconyertio!e ensc.
tive February ., 1922. aid on and after that
da'c no conversions {: the notes may %
made.
3-Dstailed information as 10 tie p-ssensA.
ton and surrender OF "a pes. cent victory
M,es for redemption Is eiveH IN Treasury
Department circular No. nII. dated Februery
1922. copies Of which are available at the
Trt asury and tho Federal Reserve banks,
(signed, 4. w. MEtaLO;SS., O;SS.,
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LE!!GH -NAy!GATIoN, ELECTKIC C.; C.;
SINKING; FUND BONDS. SERIES "a"

Under provisions OF the MORTGAGE dated
July |, 1918. securing said bonds. scaled pro
posals will be received until o'clock y. " :.
vania Company for Insurances on Lives and
Granting Annuities. Trustee. for the redemp-
ton out OF moneys held in the SIM king Fund.
A. the lowest price not exceeding tho redemD.
tion price specified in said bonds and accrued
interest. OF ms many bonds as Sjt .'o2. ~ will
purchase. All proposals should be addressed
10 the undersigned.
THE PENNSYLNANIA COMpA:Y FOR
ASSURANCES ON LIVES AND GRANT
ING ANNUlrIES
ST. chestnut ST.. Phtla.. Pa.
Proposals for Sinking Fund OF Lehish Nav.
lca ion Elnclrln %
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EAST BEAR RIDGE COLI.IERY co.
Sink ng Iund Notico

Pursuant to the Sinking Fund nro,isio, 4,
re Mor'sase OF East Rear Ridge Gallery
..n@Lany I" Fidelity Trust COMPANY. Trus
no ~" sale TO said Fidelity Trust Cnmnany n.y.
~ ustee' At price hot To exceed IOnia per
.'v IN Nh u,n OF PAT, Plus accrued interest of a
M"r'Snae 20 take IN the sum Of s37 SSS "a
Eos 0s so5as T.se9 "a at 'hr Office Of said Trustee.
nrtIi Mania, Cn,s,hhut street, Phlladelphs,
n"n, bonds accented to be surrcnJersd f' for
.01@. '''''' PERIOD May j.
Fidelity TErsT COMPANY r,,.,.
o,r.d., . WM i. GEST, President
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INTERNATIONAL PAPER Cov..v,

The BOARD oi >rW birso,h. sorh. March 20, ioa..
reSvlsr quarterly dividend OF on, ,'eo,aureu nnu q
" e9cG 'ec eel, ihs "%% on the
lose. to preferred stockholHsSSss so,c n April Is,
Inc close OF business AnriI Z. TO-. 'ecord AZ
OWEN SHErHERD, Tress,r..
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got il back now. I'm glad you re sensi
BILE enough TO believe your four mirrors
But why four? Ones all need. That :
bad enough. Tell me one thing: when
you trolley through Jersey. what else i.
there to look at?l
Viola b. Fagaines writes: why all
the excitement about Rudy Valentino
ana Waiiy Reid: In my opinion they
are both pleasing actors. not above the
average. Surely you cannot call either
Rudy or Wally handsome"
Speaking Of a regular fellow. where
can you see more perfect and finished
acting than in Conrad Nagci: NJ
pretty boy. understand, but man
Of wonderful personality and without
conceit. Surely YOU could not call him
homelyo There are a number of actors
who. in my opinion. surpass these two
much discussed favorites. Modesty
rOmpels me 10 admit my opinion Is no,
worth a great deal. Let us have your
opinion of Conrad Nag"l end his acting
in Fools Paradise and Saturday
Night. Also Wyndham Standing and
Thomas Meighan.''
I'm right with YOU about Conrad
Nagel. And lets include youn. Cas-
son Ferguson. too. shall We: Both
fine. sincere. unaffected actors. with II
surety Of touch and an intelligence that
guarantees anything they do. no matter
how weak the story. Wyndham Stand o
ing: Um-m; well. yes But perhap.,
somewhat lacking in The personality
thar plcases the majority. We dis
"ussed Thomas Mcighan here only II
day or two ago,
E.dythe F.. Kendall: Gosh How that
name Edythe does bring back the mem
cries. Funny coincidence about the
dancing. TOO. No. Norma Talmadgr
wasn't horn in Bridgeton. y. j.. but in
Niagara Falls. Best authority | have
saws Alice Terry was born in 1896
Lot OF press agent stuff lately says sh"
was schoolgirl two years ago. Must
have grown n lor lately, guess. Mnyb"
I slipped some of this press agent dop.
in by mistake. You'll think ME Il
dumbbell. but never heard Of Peggy
parr. I'm glad the assistant cashier
won all your movie money If YOU got
him to give away secrets about me. It's
pcrfcctly delicious the way you say. in
speaking of actors and actorines. Il
believe in keeping ones opinion 10 one
SELF and then speak of the cabbage
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PORT HURON GAS ELECTRIC COM.
PANY FIRST MORTGAGE i5-YEAR
90, GOLD RONDS. III r 1920

The Undersigned invites tenders OF above
luudH for sal. and delivery ss Of April -.
1922. Al a price not, exceeding lO2eo and
sum now available III I've Sinking Fund
Sealed tenders stating numbers and de-
uolnlnations OF tonds offered, addressed 10
Trlstcs OF Port Huron Gas 4 Electric Com
pany Bonds. 7lj-l1 Chestnut ST., Phlade :
phio. vii! be received until ~ 4. NJ, on
April II. 1929.
The Trustee reserves the right to reject
any or an bids. as II ems best
MERCilANrS UNION TRUST COMPANY
Trustee
JOHN $. BIOREN.
President.
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FEDERAL SUGAR REFIyI>, ~,

-, The regular quarterly diydorL 90 ''~"'
ihrre-anarter. ,!nm,,e Per Cent nalt;y one nm and
sm''In .mi ~ 5N"rSS and One and One bsjr IL IT,
..ompaW VIZ bc ua!d May = ,o.M, Of this
,prji DrHj""er' ~ o. record a, the Of t.
lose, PIERRE j. SsIiTr,," r,,"oT; r.. vii not
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SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII, ~.

T1,nMtta DT INH DIrcctor, {. S, Coas, al
. rs'Mme, nSrnrr'ry' Washinslon, d, c., I'D 81" ~
os os mae T two former Nav Mns sws.p 70
wood.m 'rdbrIlng dsrN construciior Of steel and
,eaarrangHmen's na Of interior sccummoda o I Iion..
'es,.s 'nu spn.'on m,sw tor new boa stowase. The
Sa,d', Plans SPECIFICATIONS. blank % pro,osals
IRON rom 'uhs''rr the ointmormat9n may be obtained
y appiEins at the Boston F.eld station,
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MANUfACTt RERs AND EsTABlIsHEV
G, aea'rrs DESIRING to bid on supplies for NJ
pesa'e nosp'tal for the Insane at Danuue
,sN 'nH'S InderslgncJ, sta.Tlg wRAl
sass W ecvds - snnrsn,ssI n .uiPf sbs pf
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PIIOTOPL.ANS
pHOTOPI.tlS
PHOTOPI.AYS

| herp cuesh i
is
the theatre
COMPANY of 'N'
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EI.iTENM UTILITIES COupoR ,,,n>
..,,,.,... broadway. New York 'ii'N
PR 'LkREh STOCK DIVIDEND \, a..
Tho l"Tuar quarterly Iivi,IrnJ - ~ 'S
onr-nunrt"r 'ihHl per zen, ON The p"n,o "mr ana
Nnnp,tArirr S,1rT Il i" EEiLErTRIrAI. rTItiTTrr%:S
\pril Il. i9:?. 10 the proferreT 81 h PhEnhl"
81 ,d r"cor" A. the close of bushes. NprI N'iI't'
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MARKET STREET TITLE Avn ,rn,
COMPANY 'Ri ST
J!u and Market SIr.uA.

The hm"rd "f Directors nr ip"";
InL.n'"a u tnG r"Enl"r son. MAJ ii hi" HaE
ho.d'rt - =" 'nrd nj III" r'n w to S0cl;.
Anr,l l"r'. ln... nj Il half }r..rh Im,,' I"nS,m"'s
"lSIt per cent o! %'ar.y salaries ,,.'"hus n.hus %
RlMlNALD b. CHASE, Tr,a.
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THE ATLANTIC REFINING ,.u..
"i1a rnSSsgnk Avenue, ""'ANf
Phi. ,delpIIiu

\ A nIraIInp or ,ha u NnrII 3, IOLo
h.ld AprA |. l0.2. 4 divId"nT ~ DIRECTORS
s,larc W@s declared on the Profs,iMoii'5 ner
st siockhodsrs "9S q" redmrG n%H'So Nay Iae: e,
ness Apri! u, 1922. Checks w,1 ,pSr OF bust
W. y. ANDERSOS u be mailed
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got it back now I'm glad you re sensi
BILE enough TO believe your four mirrors
But why four? Ones all need. That :
bad enough. Tell mo one thing: when
YOU trolley through Jersey, what else j.
there to look at?l
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-21
AMONG McCABE FOLKS

| DTr. and Mrs. George Austin have
i been entertaining for the week end, Mr.
aud Mrs l.. G. Smith Of Orange, old
time friends of Mr.. Austin S and Mr.
and Mrs. Stcncer of San Diego. They
| were very much taken with the valley
and on Monday visited many interest
ing points.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. c. Smith enter
tained nearly so friends last Saturday
evening at dancing and cards. Every
one there enjoyed every minute Of the
time and all went away hoping to re-
turn soon for another good time.
Billie Thompson, small son Of DR.. and
Mrs. Thompson, formerly of Imperial
but now Of Calexico, spent last week
with Dorothy Austin.
Miss Shubcrt Of Los Angeles, former
ly a teacher of McCabc school, visited
many o!d friends here last week.
Mrs. Mi jackson and Miss Mable
Hartzcl are spending a few days in
San Diego.
Mrs. a. II. Tuliy Of Cotton is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. A. A. Grant. She
accompanied her son and daughter down
for oven Faster and will remain until
warm weather.
Mrs. Fred Iunsirom has as her house
guest an old friend from Los Angeles
Mrs. Ahler and children, who. arc spend
ing the Easter vacation here.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-21

going in the bungalow, the wind bic"
his cap off, and, in moment Uncle
Wiggily and Nurse Jane saw who he
was---a Fox and not real Tinker ut
all!
rs TOh, look!" cried the muskrat lady.
"The Fox is playing "a. trick on you! =
"Thcn III play trick on hin''
cried Uncle Wiggily. The bunny took
his broken umbrella, and, not caring
much what happened to it now, he be
gan beating the Fox with it, Bang!
Whack! Crash!" Uncle Wiggly beat
the Fox with the broken umbrella.
81 III do my sharc!' cried Nurse
Jane. She snatched from The bad chap
the odds and ends of Umbrellas that
the Fox had picked up, and began
whacking him with the handles and
ribs.
"Oh, WOW! Let me go! I'll be
good T" howlcd The Fox, and glad
enough he was to run out of the bung,
allow, not getting IA single ear nibble.
Wen, what happcned9" asked the
Wolf, crawling out from under the
bush where lie had hidden himself.
Don't ask mel'' enarled the Fox.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-21
COMMITTEE cHAIRMEN

Auditorium and hospitality, Mrs. Sue
B. Reynolds, Woman s club, University
Of Southern California;
Automobiles, Mrs. Edward c. Higgins,
Catholic Women IS club.
Information, Mrs. VIM. H. Council
Ruskin Art club.
Decorations, Mrs. NJ. Z. Hammond
Ebell of Los Angeles.
Hotels, Mrs. Z. ". Fuller, Wednesday
Morning club.
Music, Wa Wan club, Mrs. W. L
Mable.
Press, Mrs. G. S. Townsend, Mrs. +
Timerhoff, Southern California Nom
en- s Press club.
Special Courtesy, Mrs. Geo. Salm
South Side Ebcll.
Entertainment, Mrs. John G. Crqu
hart, president l.. A. district.
Ushers, pages, Mrs. Grace n. Nichol
son, Travel club.
Transportation, Mrs. w. a. Catlin
Ebell of Los Angeles.
Registration, Mrs. p. II. Greer, Cos
mos Club, Miss +. l.. Kcnney, Womci
Lawyer S club.
Ways and Means, Mrs. L. L. Reed
Friday Morning club.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-21
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B TODAY'S BORROWED 6
EDITORIAL 6
BUILDING IS ACTIVE
8 G 8 9 g g g 8 g

Long Beach Press: AS spring opens,
east of the Great Divide, conditions be-
come more favorable for building, and
there is a speeding up of construction
work, according to reports. Chicago
seemingly is beginning to recover from
the effects of its building tie-up. Con-
struction work there is starting off very
briskly. From other cities and regions
come reports of notable activity.
Here in California the volume of
building continues to be the marvel of
the whole country. Best of all, this
building briskness is not of the ephem-
eral boom sort; it is not sporadic, but
bids fair to continue for an indefinite
period. 1t is a healthy activity,
prompted by the acute need of more
housing. There is no big volume OF
construction of buildings which lie va
cant for long period. Quite the con
trarv. Structures that are erected fol
sale or for rent are snapped up quic XII,
bv homeseekers. This construction, Ill
other words, is in response to demand,
and is not fictitious booming.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-21
Side Talks :
Nv Rqdtfa Cameron
HE GOT WHAT HE EARNED

How often when we are indignant
at the conduct of other people toward
us we would find out, if we could see
the whole thing in an impersonai way,
that we are getting just what we had
earned.
In the family of friend of mine,
whenever anyone is i'll or there is some
anxiety afoot, the rest of the family
always say: Dom let father know.
Why this consideration
Well, to tell the truth, it is considera-
tion for their own feelings not for hls
For father is the most lugubrious, de
pressing, abnormally apprehcnsive per
son when anything goes wrong who
ever existed I have his family S atfl
davit to that fact).
/ once happened to be in fhc home
when he was told that his married
daughter had the grippe Che had te
be told it because he overheard tele
phone conversation bearing on this sub
iect) His face heightened out mile
and he Immediately began to ply his
informant with lugubrious questions.
"WiI It Be Pneumonia?''
"Was it really the grip or something
worse?'i "Did they think it would be
apt to develop into pneumonia? - " Hae
they sent the children away' ct ee
terra Then for the rest of the after
noon he went about looking lugubrious
and almost, one might say, aggrieved
After ! had seen the shadow he east
about the house | did not wonder at
his family's feeling about telling hin
anything that is likely to make him
anxious. Needless to say, the mother
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-21
Letters Am Letters

This remarkable letter was received
by a pharmaceutical manufacturer Ill
Honolulu:
"Dear Sir: How do you do? | will
get an iffishicnt mcdisinc that can let
so called "Korean Stilc' my most poor
and of the dispised thin mustachc grow
to most desirable thickness. Will you
send me small bottle of medisine by the
&C.. O. d. (cash on delivery parcel after
did prevention against corruption of the
medicine by tropical climate! If il
is violation upon made regulations to
send water Inedisinc by mail please send
by great kindpcss Of Tujimara most cs
timmablc seller o fthe fish at kapaa
and then | will pay of the money al
once
The only fault we have to find in
hope is that it only exists in an mac
tive state of mind. We hope while W.
wait. When you are exerting every ef
fort to achieve your goal YOU have nj
time for hope. No racer has any con
scious thought of '' hoping to win" the
race. Every atom of physical and men
tai energy is at work doing some thing
to win.