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Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-19
"CamilIe"

''The worlds greatest actress in the worlds greatest drama!"
 This is the treat that is in store for local theatre-goers for four days start ing tomorrow, when Metro will pre- sent Nazimova, the incomparable. in Camille" at the Central theatre, Lowell, tomorrow and Saturday, and which will be moved over to the Fla gle theatre, Bisbee, next Sunday and Monday
 In making Camille" for the screen, Nazimova, unlike her predecessors who have visualized this immortal classic, has brought the story down to modern times, with the Paris of today serving as a background, and the lat est style creations of the Fifth Aven- ue modisteS as costumes"
 In making Camille" on a moderu- ized basis, Nazimova was ably assist ed by June Mathis, who prepared the scenario for "The, Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" which enjoyed such a sensational engagement here re gently.
 Rudolph Valentino, who will be re membered for his inimitable work in "The Four Horsemen," plays opposite Nazimova in Camille" He is cast as Armand. the youthful lover, and is | said to equal his performance in the | 1banez story. As the woman of g thousand loves. NaZimova is said to have the best role of her career, and that she makes the best of the oppor tunity, and scars to new dramatic heights, is the concensus of opinion among eastern and western critics who class the production as an artis tic achievement that will go down fl motion picture history as one of tht screens really great accomplish ments.
 Despite the fact that Camille" il Il far above the ordinary run of pic lures, Manager Evans has arranged to screen it at his usual house prices in keeping with his policy of showing the pick of the pictures at popula prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-19

When it came to aircraft, the con- ference said the sky was the limit. Marriages are made in heaven; di- yorces are made in haste.
 The low price of leather hasn't re- duced the cafe steaks yet.
 Some of these leading movie men ought to be leading a blow.
 "Spats are being worn,' says fash ion. We knew they were being had.
 Health hint: When trying to beat train to q crossing-suCceed.
 Nobody believes q "No Smoking sign.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-19
Elects Officers

BENSON At the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Benson Canal Company held at Pom creme, the following directors were elected: Max Treu, J. E. McNeil, Sam Weston. Perry Tryon and Joe Sabin, to serve for the ensuing year.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-19

pleasing mystery drama has a very strong cast with kathlyn Adams and Earle Williams taking the stellar roles. Another big card will be the latest two reel western thriller "Cy- clone smiths Vow" with the popular outdoors star Eddie Polo in the title role The International News and Star comedy Hearts and Flour" will complete one of the strongest Merch- ant Night programs ever shown at the Central
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-19
Around The County

Interesting items about persons, events and conditions from Tombstone Wilcox, Pearce Dos Cabezas, Douglas. and other Cochse county gathered together each day by The Reviews "out-oftown-news editor"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09
SHIPPING BILL
READY FOR FIGHT
IN UPPER HOUSE
BY Associated Press

. ~ NaHff' thNfh ffHH
Wa sUINGTON. Dec -CousIderi
ton oI .Hr administration shipping h.ll
was virtually completed today hy M
Senate commerce committee with tho
elimination Uf th, Madden amend
mcnt alta r.l hr the House ana sub
suwtun = ft, WiusLcuUoot conn
pomis, au1 with fHc approval OF mmr
than half dozen other muorta0.
changes
Tho measure win rs approved finally
+ Pos tho committee and presented Do.
Chairman IUuDs fo tho S.ulf, t"
morfoW and On Monday Oh" senate
/ nght win begin
/ The ric,tiun ~ the Madden amend
Wrrt and fh, approval ~ fh. ,umUrn
misc ubst 'ut' ended deadlock which
I bad existed Boo fhc committee since Do
began consideration ~ th. measure
"Wednesday The committee acted after
Chairman Iask'r 81 the shipping
Beard had appeared hofor, b. and had
accepted fHH compromise ON l,ue f.li
'..f ur'e-. either tho Madden amend.
m.Ht pr th. compromise was retained
th. II UuId NOT D., reported
Th. .umprHMisn provide that tho
approval ~ tmgfose shall o. rr1uu.
% fIr Hr increase in 90, amount 81
Eo''rwm'H. t.d Goo ship operating conn
Hauies oE,. tha amount fN,d n thr
initial contract m, Madden amend
men' which Pres dent Harding a few
dly aru informed the Seust, Com.
miltee would lcopardizo the whole gov.
.uweut aId wogum. rrHr.uci for
government aid through annual appro-
urufIHns h CONGRESS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09
ACcUSER'S PAST
LIFE IS BROUGHT
UP At HEARING
Nv Associated Pre-.


OXFORD Miss nc S-Aneged in.
cidcuts loo the lfe - Miss Frances
Hlrkhead plaintiff Of carly pIr!hood
In tn villas. ~ Dove. Yayoo. county
Mississippi latter bon rDrnn Toyas
md during recent you. boo Miss ppI
and Louisiana were told Co o. jury In
Uu.fsd State. district court h'.a TODAY
by witnesses called y tho defense Do
Che trial - tH. damage ut filed by
Miss Brkhead agu.nst I,' 80 Rus
sell. governor ~ Mississippi
Tho testimony TODAY dealt largely
with alleged wmorrtti,s on no, part
~ Miss Grkhsld go dance near
Dover. and during her brief rrsd.rr"
boz Par~ll. ~ threats th. witness Do.
car.I she made boo Jackson Zoo 1920
ths. sh, was Eoing to \.rkshWg 90
kW man who had ruined bier rrpuin
tion and coming tmck to till tho
governor and % visit to O. rmdhouse
n Sew Orleans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09
PRO SUPPORTERS
ARE VICTORIOUS
IN HOUSE FIGHT
Associated Press

T
/ WASHINGTON. Dec S.-Fricnds 81
prohibition in complete control IN thu
HUus, made cl~sn sweep to-day In
/ sn"ck.ng cut amendments To the pro
hihiion scction 81 the treasury supply
l.li which they claimed were designed
fn weaken enforcement q the Vol.
stead Act.
STANDING alone M times. Representa-
tive Hiil Maryland. sought 90 limit
the money spending activities % the
urnhih.tions unit hat his proposal
were thrown out bodily.
The bili stood like stonewall against
attacks by Mr. mrs group II hai
aot reached the point q passage to
night
The biggest vote AGAINST the prohi-
hilton group was seven. that number
- members supporting an amend
'uenf hv Representative Tinkham. Re-
puhiican. Massachusetts,. providing that
men employed In enforcement work
shaud D. appointed from the civil
r.rvioe against fifty AK IN opposition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09
CONFERENCE ON DRY
LAW IS PLANNED
CONTINUED FROM PAau ONT

Favorable consideration Of replama-
ton and rirltion projects whore waste
band NAV De- made available Tor settle.
meut and productivity
Cooperation between The federal gov.
eminent thp various states and the
owners ~ forest lands Co the cud thu:
production from fire should d. made
more effective and rrphuting eucour.
aged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09
TIGER PLEADS
WITH AMERICA
"COME BACK"
By Associated Press

f 49, AaAfHihNf TVS
WASHINGTON Dee S-Georg's
CI,mcnc,lu. closing h.s So o. Wash.
mFfUu this afternoon with formal
address expressed fho Hop, that dipl.
u8.f would find Tho vHE Goo bring Amer
.O I3,k into Eurlp'u affairs through
what be- Interpreted ss overture hy
President Harding boo .bo annual mes
SAGE which tho executive has head
to congress few hours earlier.
% was greatly comfortod said the
wartime premier of France when ]
read loo the message of your President
no following lines They are mot ,vr,
long but they are very suggestive.
"Tho four power pact. which aholshes
every probability of war on the Pacific.
has brought % nov confidence loo main.
tanned peace. and ] can vel. believe 90
might ho mad, model fu Ike assur.
|,nces whenever iu the world ans conn.
mon Interests are concerned sD sou ,s"
said the TIGER "Thst even those who
Iarc supposed Geo disagree. really agree
Iai the very bottom %. DO, feeling and
|r,1t,ning power
Clcm,ucoaus address. delivered bc
fore an audience which Included many
diplomats government officials and
|m,mb,rs ,f both houses of Congress
|aa. .n Dos essence pa. 'raapo message
hc first delivered boo Chicago. hut APP
.parcntly sensing that official Washing
ton would iud.c oI hIm ana hls wisdom
by his speech ho Spots, 1,lihorai ~ ana
l,h"os' words with great precision
/ llr r'cl'od fh' history OF 90, wsr.
IpNne tribute tn fFe part America
.plase1 BOZ DO. huf declared that the Unit
|,d States bad quit Ton soon leaving
upon Euron, fhc r,sponshIlty fur en-.
forcing tho treaty of Versailles which
b" sail was hrgaly the work 81 Amer
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09
FLETCHER TO PILOT
PHILLIES next YEAR


PHILADELPHIA D'. Arthur
FLETCHER veteran shoristun viii manage
OBJ, rh.hdelpha Nsu nal l1gue lase.
laU r.f -,a-er William nttvr. pres
.d,uf ~ Che "hHcs anuounr.d that
Fletcher haf .rHcd fo. one year 90
pilot 'Hc team Tire terms of the com.
tr,, w,U. H.. gwen Dr. ~. viii 90.
fcc' th" f.m rl the bench
Fletcher @. Years oil &c. heran 90
play h1l 'H.- at Coiluylle 300 and
the urS' $500 l,ar h. wa with Dallas
.of the T.sHs i,a-ae. Ii' 'hen attracted
the atf.ru.u of John M,Gr,w. who a.
ter usHl hm ss IN lnne.d understand
d,yeiUusi hu .rfo a star
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09

- ray " Cakes o. vs. Han. G.. =.
Gusagus EoIhe 20 Sulcs. l. g. Hen.
dUs S. "a Madden. John " Vcalc.
SUniF.n. o. o. Du0ley j. D. Bartlett.
sur.c1tu. j 81. uou.ey. j. n. bartlett.
B.. s. Putnam. j. llcndrck. l.. a..
Nr.t D. T. Works j. ". Cmdging.
tm 81 N Cunningham and " T..
Coz.
Short funeral services win be held 20
Goo I..H'r.. 1902 Washington Street
t1s afternoon ai o.,lui.. Tho syrvio-s
.|I I, conducted ly Dr Stanley "
tlsu' pastor OF poIk street Methodist
Church and H.s g. j Irwin, pastor ~
..rharln Street Methodist Church
Following are me ull bearers who
$500 ocD.l tho body 10 tho train Sunday
nIue when 10 viii hc sent 90 Vernon
d.. E Ifmun. g. g. kyudrick j. Ray
u 20 D1k.s william BDg., and George
-.ruItf.n.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09
Fire Loss in Oil
Field is Immense

EIUoEApp ARK. Dee S-More
ihlu fhrr' huudrDd Thousand larrcls 81
an BELONGING 90 the North American
OIL Company have been destroyed bv
fire which started Yesterday when light.
n'ug struck an oarth"n or conininer.
The flames spread 90 four other pits
DESTROYING fhe contents The money
loss. including inflow lines. tanks and
two haukhouscs o1 the lease b. esti-
ui.f"i Loo 5000 600
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09
JUDGE S.P huff
CLAIMED BY DEATH

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl
who served twenty years in Congress
from the odd Thirteenth district. At th,
time Mr. stephens was elected o. Con.
rr,ss be- was member of th. law firm
4 stephens Hlff Han The third
member 81 the frm was Judge n "
Hall. now associate lustlc, n the
Court u Civn Appeals
judge Iiufi served ten years as Judge
% the Forty sixth District which in
ciudcd Wuharger. Ilardemln. Foard.
Childrcss. Han and Colungsworth
counties He was cicctcd chief justice
~ the seventh Court ~ Appeals al
Amarillo 10 1919 and wac r..l.e,s-l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09

Captain Of Indiana's Eleven Has
~ Made Great Record on Gridron

BLOOMINGTON Ind IeD Boring
Through hasIne OF ssrmmlgo be- mere
.rar compared with fighting fiungaf-
an. as- Frank Ulnuy captain o. tho
Indiana University eleven Who spent
several months during the world War
g. wears tho italian cross awarded for
mortorous services ln no, aar lnd uas
been dubbed 9TH, Duk, by Dob. rum
matte.
Bld home. at Aurora no HarHF .s
known us member ~ thc tamo8 Nu.
fora high school football eleven which
went cast Iu 1915 and lo.' % New YORK
Ig tu d. f.. the hlgh school champion.
Hiu 90 fhe United sutos During that
jean md 200, Fetr before the opponents
10 uBnnt eleven scored onlg 900 points
.nmpau1 90 zoo Tor the Aurora
tslm
Frank came t0 Indiana University the
gear hofnro the war and easily made
Indiana Boa 1920 and that year performed
.u. r,martall" fat 81 allowing only
fuu. glr/ q. - gained around him by
1000 opponent fuo entire season
Ia.t year boz wIs unfortunate in %,
a.igIns q sewer, injury o. MS shoulder
bon thc Harvard game. which kept hm
uut of most e the remaining contests
After summer driving spikes IN tho
vest with railroad section sang Frank
II hard is nails. "a, plays end GA de
Tense and s often shifted ~ halfhack
On tho offensive ~ weights 1872. Is SIX
foet IAN ,nd b. a years old
Do rho Indiana Wisconsin game 10 fan
Uaunv performed the remarkable feat
uf CARRYING the bah for Indiana un MIN"
su,r, .sit, line plung-s with net gain
OF 3i yards hoo three downs In the same
game Ihnrs for the seventh time this
season tackled runner returning his
punt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09
WACO TR0UNGES
TEMPLE 80 TOO
UPSETTIHG DOPE


~ Associated Press
waco. Dsc s-Wac, hirh school
Won from Temple high school here fri
dn, afternoon 800 Oh o. up-etting ~ dop'
against them Which was -et the trida,
before at lcmr.r wuu Waco was held
o. "a 50 tie. Waco got away in the first
quarter ior good bead with touch
down ga q trick uil,. Immediately at.
i.r Ia, "I,lud, johnson. fun h1cl, Tor
Waco broke 30 known iutsrs,holastic
records with meat 1r0p hi,k from The
iiiS yard iin. ftr crowd witnessing
the game 500, estimated ~ li.0nO pr
sons. from 200 pact. OF ihi, section.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09
DO h'MILLIk bKD HIS TEAM
or ALL-ENERIcAN STARS MAY
PLAY CLARENDON here xmas

hoy howd,, 10 Mcmillan himself and
his entire team of stars including five
members Ut the Al. American stellar
system will meet the Wonder Team
from Clarendon College here nj Iliyins
stadium Christmas Day. II present plans
ar' competed. and all signs point to
that conclusion. u il PRACTICAL, an
a. 'rred fact that thi, internationally
iamou, football team will journey
'ouihward ana spend their holiday in
MARBLE.
The greatest game ol CO., region will
take place " lios hpys meet the Clar.
,ndon eleven. McMillin Is conceded by
numbers Of sporting editors in the coun.
icy "a, being the most colorful PLAYER in
the history oi American football. and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09

IT, fact that hc j. supported hy five
other al americans lends national pres.
tie' o. the game.
Clarendon college has Just finished
the best season in the history of the
,'h'w aud they are anxious 10 tackle
mig game" They boast of some real
'o0tnai STARS themselves. Men nI,e
Jackson. the Close brothers. and the
Goodwin Twins would ~ doubt he
lrfaldrd ~ great players should they
hc un some big eastern eleven They
have proved 10 the people IT the Pan.
hpnt'c that production of real athletic
htru'> IL not limited Ia the East. hut
Is going ON right here NJ home. MANY
fans can be- found who win hack the
Panhandle hoys in their fight AGAINST
tllc invaders.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09
Appeal from Death
Penalty is Entered
o. A-~-'s,.a P--

At SIM Dee a. Appeal from the
deci-ior of tho TYLER County district
court ~'r,'uore Mack Matthews io
death un ,ur-r ~ killng his wife.
JESSIE Matthews on Mnrrh 2a this year.
was hied iu tha Court OF Criminal ap.
peals tniay Matthews o. alleged 20
have KILLED hs vii with an axe. Ap.
peals alSo w.r. filed in thu cases 81 Ben
Andersen urnt,r,l. County. and Ear
Mckinn.F hrad County infh scntenc.
81 - U.s. Cog muulsr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09

without opposition boz lqlN
Iu ials Do. was appointed by the
sD,uuo. ae mDmhp n- the commit.
Pee of appellate Judges @. assist th,
supreme Court ~ T,Ws Boo clearing
iis dUck,s %, wu prominent L
political affairs OF ths section ur
Texas fur mur ,hn quarter or 90
century lul wla many Times m.m
H'f ~ state Democratic convention
wd presidential ,lutur from Tp1s
Pail Hearers
Active pall bearers at Vernon. vs.. D..
Berry. J.. Is johnson. O. a. Morris
o. u Summeruur Joe sumner. o.. J.
Youngblnld o. % ~hiy. g. S. NoCu
iorh. l.. @. Hawkins Frank Mlgsic.
W a l.h Dr y. l.. Dodsun. j. a.
trnv,r " 3D. AHdD un. W. 49,
Stokes and Harry Mason.
Honorary pell bearers WII bo. ~ r.
Ware e. T. ucune William Eor...
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09
IDAHO FALLS NOW
FURNISHES SUSPECT
AS CLARA PHILLIPS

% As.oeiaisd Press
SALT LAKE Dc s-lH..f ul p0lrf
caUan OF Idaho Ml. ..- afternoon
fr'srr nh.d ttr in Are.I'e sheriff ior
ID rptn 90 Caa HrHI. ..lfa.I
|'i.uU.tr maI.Ifft.t aO..Ii.I. g.. Carl.
sans anfrmrft lo to- s4r ia., TIA.
buue fouisht
"Wednesday uieht a man Hnd @ woman
eutrcd thf Iaaho Ftils a,uH .nI boz.
fuiref of the station agent tHr "u,sf.
600 route tu Ihe Wldtrns.- saving
'.. Wanted r. DaHHI'.. fT "a .. b.
aIfIs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09
CRILDRESS, UNDEFEATED IN this
DISTRICT, IS IN TOWN FOR FRAY;
HUSKY LOOKING BUNCH or YOUTHS

The Chdre High arrived yesterday afternoon fresh
and ready for battle Colder Sandstorm They fine
looking bunch Of youngsters and promise Of making things
rather hot for the locals The saide however will be arayed
their roncd asbestos beeveedc ready for anything that
looks like might be The higher the temperatures the better
say they.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-04-20
Lord Byron at "FuII Scandal"

Once Lord Byron had arrived at the
stage of what j. A. Strahan, writing in
the Edingurgh Review, calls full
scandal" English society, with the sole
exception Of Lady Jersey, Stunned him
as 1t would shun the bubonic plague.
Lady Jersey insisted on entertaining
him. Fashion came to her house and
bowed down its head to the great host
ess, but turned up its nose at her
greater guest. In passing by him,
ladies picked up their gowns lest they
be contaminated by his touch.
And yet, according to Mr.. Strahan,
there was no man in Europe, with
the exception Of Napoleon and the
Duke of Wellington, in which the
English public was more interested.
At his hotel women of position bribed
the chambermaids to let them take
over their clothes and duties for the
evening, so that they might have a
near look at the monster. At Venice
1t was impossible for Byron to go out
In a gondola without having all the
visiting Englshmen rush TO their
windows, throw back the curtains and
eXclaim. "There he goes !"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-04-20

all absorbing, and it seems everyone
from the stenOgrapher to the boss him
self is keenly interested. This has
come about through reversal in con-
ditions. Rents are no longer low, in
fact they have reached the point where
many families cannot pay; buildingE
are scarce, there are at least 100000
homes short, not to mention other
types of structures, and practically.
everyone is affected.
AS a consequence the idea of a
BODYBUILDING show attracts imme-
date and keen interest. In three
large cities this spring shows of this
kind will be held and no doubt all
records for attendance will be broken.
People are interested in BODYBUILDING
ideas, and judging by the latest re-
ports from various building commits
sioners' offices, many Of them are
building their own homes this spring.
The number Of permits has jumped
past records are left far behind.
These people are looking for ideas
In building because they have come
to realize fully that home ownership
is the short and direct cut to happi-
ness. They want ideas. And we hope
to help them.
For those who are limited I'm means,
who want tile best their money can
get we suggest that they pause n
moment and consider the delightful
small home shown here with floor
plan.
A glance ut the picture shows a
very attractive cozy design, built Of
frame with brick steps and front
porch. There is a quaint air about
the dwelling that sends out a strong
appeal and its inherent coziness Is a
quality In It's favor. The design does
not call for any special construction
and, being more or less rectangular,
there VIII he no extra expense I'm con-
struction. In fact II Is designed to offer
the builder something worth while at
a very reasonable outlay.
Passing from the outside, one finds
the front door opening directly into n
large living room, II feet @ inches by
~ feet 9 inches. The space that
would ordinarily be used for front
hall or vestibule has been added TO
the living room, making that room
large and infinitely more comfortable.
Windows on two sides provide ample
sunlight and ventilation. No matter
how small the house these days. the
living room is large because II has
come to be considered practically the
be-all and end-all Of family life. II
is the recreation center, lounging room
and informal gathering place as well
as the reception room for state af-
fairs. The advent Of the photograph
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-04-20

Every man likes to hear wise wom-
an talk-because she always talks TO
him about himself.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-04-20

The md-Victorian Lady set out on
a quest for photograph records of a
gay and jazzy variety. The day was
sad and dreary, wet under foot foggy
and generally miserable. The shop
she entered was manned by q COM
pletely discouraged and disheartened
group of sales people. The girl at
the monograph shop was plainly given
over to the most gloomy forebodings.
Abandoned TO depression, her frock
sagged, her hair was llstless and
dropping. Into this brooding melan-
choly the mid-Yictorian Lady ruthless
ly broke and, intrudlng upon the
secret sorrow Of the Gloomy One,
briskly demanded: "Have you
'Smilesr" The saleslady surveyed
space and In colorless monotone
droned: "AIl out" as though she Sc
cretly rejoiced In the fact. you
look I'll" rejoined the would-be pur-
chaser, at which smiles appeared on
the faces of all beholders, whether the
shop could dispense them or not
Exchange.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-04-20

makes dancing In the home a CON-
mon practice and the large living
room is an important accessory after
the fact.
The interoom opening between liv-
ing and dining rooms in this home
makes the two rooms practically one
large room. 1t is a wide opening
without any doors or colonnades. The
dining room is the same size as the
living room. When considered togeth-
er, there is an eXpanse II by % feet,
which is as large as the living room
in big home.
Continuing straight back to the
rear, the visitor finds the kitchen, a
small room. 10 by 8 feet 6 inches,
sufficiently large for this home yet
ideal from tie standpoint of the house
wife who has 10 cover enough terri
tory as 1t is. There is no excuse for
wasting a slot of expensive building
space in a kitchen when bult-in space
saving features will take care of the
requirements.
As 10 sleeping quarters, there are
two bedrooms located along the right
side of the house with bathroom be-
tween. One bedroom opens into the
living room, the other into the dining
room. They are not large. 8 by II
feet, hut not small enough 10 cause
skimpng. Each bedroom has two
large windows.
All things c, ns'dered, this makes
IN ideal practical five-room dwelling,
suitable for The average small family
OF one or two children. There is a
genuine need for homes of this type
to stem lie tide towards fiat dwell
ings which, possessing some desirable
features. tend 10 destroy many Of the
finest benefits Of home life and 10
lessen civic interest on the part of