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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-25
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-FemaIe

0 GIRLS-For light factory work, Is
years and over, part or full time.
Pleasant and congenial work. Apply
Immediately stating age and phone
number. Box B205 care Palladium.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-04
Kiwanis in Business

History has proven that the truly
successful business man is one who has
infused into his business and business
relation those principles for which the
Kiwanis club stands. Kiwanis is the
modern Interpretation of the Golden
Rule as applied to the activities of
modern business life: DO unto others
as We would that they should do unto
you" Indeed. it is. or should be the
true religion of business life. not in a
sentimental amer but in a whole
souled. manly and forceful way, such
as only he who is strong mentally, hav-
ing an abiding faith in a Supreme Be
ing. who rules this universe, and to
whom above all others he owes his
allegiance. can have.
The true kiwanis business man pur-
poses to become Il four-square man.
honest in dealing. free from vice. clean
in mind, with a goodly supply of kind
ness, determined to constantly improve
his mentality and to be intelligentlt
energetic in making and building q
larger and better business each day, al
ways mindful of our motto. we build
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-04
SERVICE TO OTHERS, MWAMANS, LIFE
kiwanis Wipes Out
J~ealousies

A nation as vast as the republic of
the United States of America has with
ing it certain centrifugal forces, always
at work. The most dangerous of these
are local jealousies and sectional ami
mosities. A country like ours, wherein
the climates and living conditions of diff
ferent states vary considerably, must
of a necessity produce people of differ
ent kinds in different places. There
is no question but. that there is a diff
ference between the north and the
south, between the east and the west.
Nevertheless there is a centripetal force
working all the time tending to hold
our people together which cOunterbal-
ances that which tends to draw them
apart. That is our common brother
o our common inheritance of the
traditions of Washington and Lincoln.
In addition, the spirit of kiwanis. the
spirit of fairness, brOtherliness and con-
sideration must wipe out in the heart
OF any man the petty jealousy of sec
tional spite. Jack and Harry and
Jim are salt of the earth in the south
as IN the east. in the north as in the
west.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-04

! perimental station in the field Of hui
man experience. Each Kiwanian has
placed at his disposal the accumulated
experience of every other member of
his club. The value of the exchange of
ideas made possible by Kiwanis mem
bership is incalculable.
Breadth of Vision
The average mans personal rela-
tionship in life is ordinarily devel-
oped within his own business or allied
lines of business. within his church or
lodge and within his own community.
If there is any great diversity to the
business interests of his friends it is
purely BY accident and the business
side of his life. except in the first ex-
ample given. is in no way emphasized.
Kiwanis membership. however. brings
a man in contact with representative
! men in the various business and pro-
fessional pursuits of his city. kiwanis
represents a cross-section of the bust
ness life of the city-the whole fabric
of business life is thereby woven I'M
der ones very eyes.
We ordinarily look upon the life
! through just two eyes-the two that
God hns given US. Kiwanis member
ship places at our disposal a hundred
sets of eyes through which to get a
vision of life which was never posi-
BILE before. Prejudice. bigotry and in
tolerance fade into oblivion when we
look ar life from his point of view as
well as Il own.
A Business Asset
Business r~eciprocation is neither a
stated nor implied obligation between
kiwanians. Kiwanians would not
stoop to the selfishness of such a prop
Osition. The man who sees in kiwanis
a ready-made business clientele has
absolutely no right to Kiwanis mem
bership because he has missed the fun
damental spirit of the organization.
Kiwanis membership, however. is a
distinct business asset, since it pro-
vides an opportunity for each Kiwanian
to impress upon his fellow Kiwanians
his agreeable personality and his abil-
ity to render 100 per cent service in
his particular line.
All business is today based upon
confidence. Kiwanis develops friend
ships which are the stuff from which
confidence is made.
Business giving or business getting
is not considered by the true Kiwanian
in connection with his relation to his
club. If any exchange Of business
takes place it should be solely on the
soundest principles of good business
and merely an unanticipated by-prod-
uct of Kiwanis membership.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-04
DEVELOPING

Through its emphasis upon the all
around development Of its members.
kiwanis is many times the agency
through which Kiwanians develop the
use Of talents before undiscovered.
Responsibility and learship in the
affairs of the club develop new capac-
ties for responsibility and leadership
in the business world.
The successful leader of any bust
ness enterprise today is not only the
master of the technical details of his
business. but also the recognized lead
or Of the personnel. Kiwanis develops
qualities Of personal leadership.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-04
Kiwanis Strengthens
America

Eiwanis is new. 1t is one Of the
manifestations of modern business. And
business. as We know it today, is new
The association Of business men. as
in the Kiwanis club. is new. The in
terchange of the experience and the
beliefs and the hopes of business men
is new.
But business, business clubs, and
particularly the Kiwanis club, rests
upon a foundation which is the Oldest
thing in the world: Truth.
One of the objects of Kiwanis is OBJ
servance of the Golden Rule.
The Golden Rule is "old-fashioned."
It is as old-fashioned as truth.
Business has been done by and
among men for many centuries. 1t has
varied its methods from age to age.
Sometimes it has drawn upon the
arsenal of force.
1t has yoked itself with war.
1t has tied itself to romance.
1t has walked hand in hand with
1t has found friendship with art.
But always it has had one central
idea, which was truth: n its success.
measured by enduring standards. has
been in direct proportion to its faith
fulness to that central thought.
Kiwanis is built upon truth. 1t is
an application of the Golden Rule.
The Kiwanian finds brotherhood in
business. He takes business seriously
because he believes in business: and he
believes in business because he knows
its soul is truth.
The Kiwanian helps his neighbor.
and is helped by him. He gives serv-
ice to society, for he is part of society
and knows that all must stand o. fall
together. He knows other Kiwanians.
and so knows the meaning of the bonds
that bind business with friendship.
The Kiwanian is a patriot because
he knows that patriotism is truth: and
without Il strong nation We all must
suffer. The kiwanian serves his
country.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-04

Severing his connection with the Bill
lings Furniture company. Maurice
Handler came to Great Falls in 1917
to become one Of the proprietors of the
Standard Furniture company. He is
president of the Great Falls Merchants
association and is one of the kiwanis
directors.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-04
KIWANIS SPIRIT

We can't buy with money real friend
ship and respect;
The kind we buy with dollars 'twere
better to reject.
The good will of our fellows and 10y
atty divine
Comes not 10 those who barter. but
can be yours and mine.
If We have kiwanis spirit, with the
Golden Rule 10 guide;
If comradeship and service within
our hearts abide;
If in our hearts we cherish the 10y
atty and love.
In keeping with the spirit which
should kiwanis move
These priceless gems will come to us
a~bundantly and pure
And give to us the blessings of
friendship fast and sure.
j. W. Fl.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-04

This company firmly believes in the motto of the Kiwans Club-"We
Build" 1t has always applied it in the policies and management of its
own business. 1t is now happy to be able to have the opportunity to
extend its services and in any manner. whatsoever. to assist in the many
energetic activities now under way and those yet to come. Such plans
carefully developed and carried through will make Great Falls a bigger,
better, happier and more prosperous city. Let's go!
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-04
TWO OF a KIND

Two Irishmen had Just laid a wreath
of flowers on a comrades grave. and
while crossing another section of the
cemetery they saw a Jap lay some rice
on the grave of n cOuntryman.
One of the Irishmpn asked. When
do you expect your friend to come and
eat the rice:"
when your friend comes to smell
the flowers" was the quick reply
Boston Transcript.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-04
UNSUITABLE HOMICIDE

All, You have no idea what seasick-
ness is. Katherine. If you had it, and
anyone came and wanted to kill you.
you would offer to make him your
sole Observation-Disclosures Blaetter
(Bunich).
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-04
SAME AS BEFORE

And your friend really married his
typist. How do they get on?'
oh. same as ever. When be die
tates to her. she takes him DOWN
The Bulletin ~(Sydney).
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
Live i'm Ome---L&enG the Other
I8cgy a Momae With am Income!

CTITC V 0TT TaTV
lot
in
fireplace
screened
nbackpo woodfloo ize
Bungalow living fireplace BEDROOM
andH
N
For Particulars Call the Owner
G Bldg.-Osage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
Real Estate for Sale

A SACRIFICE. owner icaYlnE town. must
cell. s.rnom airplsuo bungalow. newly
decorated, east front, ..Car garage,
servants quarters. we'll basement, .
real home, some terms. Osage t65t.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15

M SALE or TRADE-income property,
& room house, modern, built-in features,
almost new. OFage s40i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15

WANrIn-ntNI reTArT

rAVM WANrEp-WW pa, cash or gram
irut fur 900 ACRES good band. GUol
buildings. plenty Wairri good bnu crook
bottom preferred. Address box $50 suud
springs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
LOTS ron SALE

4 CHOICE corner lot. hlgu elevation re-
stricted district win sacrifice for quick
cash sale. by owner Phone Usage b392
OF Usage b2li,
A REAL bargain in a vacant lot, close in.
Sewer paid out ana Sidewalk Boo. Price
$3.50 Usage i213
by OWNER--Corncr lot. slze b0xGG, on
paving, IN orchard addition. excellent
site Tor small home, {ll0O. can Cedar
1861.
BARGAIN
oversize east front lot, located third lot
north from corner FitU ana Iunir
and make me an offer owner, Usage
12i0,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
TOddy's Biunder
Corrected

Ruled paper is no longer consid-
cred good form for personal let
ters. Plain unruled paper should
he used
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
GOOD nuY

GOOD i-ropm house. Two sleeping porcNos
and porch C'uar across front, for 1850,
$500 cush, balance $40 per month. iu-
Cludiug Interest. viii consider good Ford
car as first payment. Osagr lla9.
IRVING PLACE BU&gALOW = 1850
CASH BUYs a DANDY GROOM hun
GALOW. CORNER LOT, BASEMENT
GARAGE DRIVE, no LOAN TO As
SUMEi BALANCE EASY ~ YOU
CAN'T MAKE IHE FIRST PAYMENT
WE WILL HELP you. OSAGE 4sbl-
t2lo-J 6356 EVENINGS,
II YOU WANT a nome and get the best
bargalus Ia Tulsa, see Stewart Sales co, ,
T. O. o, z rooms, small payment down.
balance uu easy terms, Stewart Sales
3os Robinson.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY sir-ro0m du-
plex, located 81 72i =, &authgs 81, Just
completed. two blocks north of Admiral
convenient TO sch21lsi private entrances
and private bath. Price {G,250. Usage
5000,
MODERN Groom bungalow with break
fast room and tile bath on South
Frankfort near Twelfth. three blocks
from Horace Mann school. oak floor
throughout. natural wood finish (;
$500 cash, balance TO suit. Usage 5000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15

NfOO CASH ana $50 per month buys a
new b-r0om bungalow. hardwood
throughout, bullt-in features. nicely ar
ranged, south front ana corner lot.
A. 5000. call Mr. Ferrell, Osage oit7
1850 @EAsii with exceptionally easy
room bungalow with garage on south
Newport near Thirteenth street. Large
basement, oak floors, ivory nnish. paved
Elrnol. OEAEo annn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15


CAN YOU, ~ A RENTED HOUsE7
WARREN q lZZARp. hsnd-plckcd cs-
pocta"y priced. personally appraised.
easy payment. barGaincd priced homes.
Wen help you make tho first payment II
necessary.
$500 DOWN3 BLUE RIBBON SPECIAL
ldl1 s. Trenton, b-room modern, fine
wen Improved district. hlg i1t, EosisC.
q pretty well-kept lawn nicely paint
cd cktra.IarRt. screened Ia porch
some fuv bearing peach treeA owner
ID packing now. TO sell quick tells Va
~ take 500 down. Price ttbog. HURRY
on THIS.
$500 DOWN. OR LEss, LOOK ATT THIS.
MIR AED MRS WORCESTERSHIRE
lryiug place, new b-room upd braahflat
aIc1yo, 40 new n shines. tHppUy Dhk
floors lts sEprrb, for the price We ask
uI $500. n,fr school and home
whore you viii have no rogrcfE
bargain whom they see A. coy its the
ah'-t nn "ur let ut 800 homes, Maple
Ridge tor $3.50 down, w" call tus
.rpperjy ana a @arkcd contrast @ oycr
whut you have generally seen ownora
called 90 Fort Worth auI must sell 40
School. Sacred Heart district auI Maple
Ridge Flvc large rooms, base
meut. garage cement irigeNaV hIgh
torraeed lot. price $1,000.
$500 DowS-In ds,rlct whero % new
ruug7 hHFe been buIf this year My
tIIs homo. a t-rouw beauty, best of
eycrythiuE. We can take you right 10
the carpenters WHO worked on thia
bpuro ana they VIII t'll you that they
could not replace o. a. our price II
$500 with $500 down. Ur fair with
yourself ana let us show y1u ms home.
WARREN q IzIARp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15

iti 900. OssFe 5000
MOVNiNGsipE bnrEalu. bcauuuI ar.
plane bungalow in the heart ~ thls
popular edd.tiu seven large rooms. boz
Guiding breakfast room aud SUN room.
two artistic tile WHntels, hutuuful ofk
woodwork. every modern built .in con.
NsuIcncr. tile bath with recess tup AMI
pedestal ayntury, Hu unusuni amount
% closet space basement Fnfego hnd
tor,aut8 quarters. cirirtn Win pump
iu kitchen, house r. boxed ana Fturm-
Hhorted and of very best construction
iu ovcry vnv. just Hike new inaiir HuN
out and priced tu sell at once, with
tctws cali cedar lael.
NY EQUITY - truom house At Hscri.
firc. cain st second house west ~ Rose
Hiu ccmctcry
NlsW SIX Room modern, hardwood
trora fireplace. rItutCl buili lu teh
turos nice location. Price 1850, 81 ooo
cash balance $50 ger month onge
NEW io.room dup'sv. 2.car garage. nico
decorations, oak Floors. manirl hnilt. Tn
furniture. best Investment Tor n home IN
this city. terms o0nor orugc $50.
OWNER Will sNcWFlcH
Now modern 4.fuum bungalow, oak floors
bun. .lu features. good garage. Leaving
city ,'Il NsaEo otDh
ON FEDERAL pRlNE-.aoONto0 foot lot,
with largo room house. WIN Scll ON
rrsy terms or will take Dot or house
f.r eautty H. D. Iartott gI3 ulits
bllF. Usage ~ or 90.
ONEItNlF ACRE gpod troum house.
wrIl tonccd, pretty place, 1900 cash nud
t4a month rclat esl1j.
sIi' ,S5 6u,o,. M' T a. 'DIn ons 'Tt "t tSe 6ee,
Ia,t,,, I'll h,utin foature.. breakfast
r1nfn fern room. ppruo.u. etc, ana
r,u.t a., soon tn bS srutrrIstad Vee-
s,nable terms can be arranged. Usage
,,,'','., souU' ,,,,,,. ao5 -,-, ,a.aes,
nov q nom and breoIfrst room bungh
large airy bcdrnoms on south. cove
muuldluEH. oh, floors throughout hullt'
IN breakfast buffet aud Kitchen cahinet.
ne bath with recess inh 4na gedes,el
aval"tN' laLsa o.s,,' III. So w,,'I
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hofnc All iar.o well arranged
yooi,,s. We'll OF line water "a
faN q
l"ss - ~ 't,s"Na' 'ti. -s.s soss
So Ms iS5yt,sr,tt.,,r 20
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GEE rtus ONE
Fedaral prlye. B.room bungalow.
new and up TO date oak floors
throughout beautiful place.
1854 or t0ss
YADoN INVESTMENT co.
625 Kennedy BldE
-----.
SOUTHEAST, z rooms aud sleeping porch
oak floors fuantel. hullt-lu features, gd -
rnge. on having hest location For
.
SpOli SIDE unngal"M' new. I'VE lpolIS,
naiaWo9l thioush"uI pull, M az ",u, W., M, a,
In Kitchen dandy hlgh ,ot ,5oO oasn
'rn,,s'i,o,p ', ~ p'' AL. C,anr 77T ~ ''''''
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81 n NOON m"defn buhsAloW' new "aN
upoIH. b9ut IN ion'uI,H h,vo @ulh' @ Wy, ,,
pTg l'so ,'1n,M a, ,Soas sas' 'O'O' iO'"''o" "'
TERRACE DRIVE addition, beautiful
room bungalow JUN completed hhnd
some decorations win hardwood
ushout, l1rsfp g,oss's "n9 oG6 n,,,
.e,a 80 Pa, a. ia a., s,,Y13'' Co.
9asy '''" ""' o"''''' "''N"s'"' N'"e'
-,
EdVV DOWN, balance N'D nonth h tahos :
room modern house on Souih blIlei
stewart safes 'ost HVh fohlhHou.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15

'DV THADE--Ftve-ropm house, located
in Bartlesville renting for tSb per
month on paved ntreet. close In. clear.
Wll trade Tor good car and carry dif-
ference. See Russ J.: Grant blA security
RIdE. Phone Usage 2i60.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15

wANrtD-HrAL EsrATF az
WANTED To HuN--Five 0r sir-room
.'uHo Boo good l1cuIty about ft5O0 ts
aadoo, Will way 1900 20 81 500 cash
want ms Tor home. Address boz
ifl.N. World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15

Wen help you make tho first payment n
necessary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15

800 CASH -SiN-room modern DUPLEX.
near school and cur line. good rental
property, east side. Building site FOR
another house. price $4,000. Can owner.
Usage sa16
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-29
FIRE DRILL PAYS

Nine hundred school children
marched out of three-story
school building i'll a minute and a
half. the other day, when the lire
signal was given. The only dit
ference on this occasion was that
the building actually was on ire.
This is a good example OF what
can be accomplished where fire
drills are made a frequent fea-
ture OF school routine. When
the emergency arose, the establish
ed habit controlled the action OF
teachers and children,
This is as it should be. The
school needs investigation in
which the training of pupils for
swift, orderly exit on emergency
signal is neglected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-29
STATEMEN IN JOURNALISM

From the purely private hullabaloo
of whether or not Lloyd Georges
contract to write book of memoirs
for charity precluded his writing any
thing else one or two issues of great
public Importance have emerged. The
controversy between the former
prime minister and the American
papers which had purchased his book
gave such inveterate enemies OF Lloyd
George as the Tory morning Post
and the Labor Herald the chance to
shy rocks at the great man. The
Herald spitefully invites Lloyd George
to give the proceeds of the sale OF his
weekly articles to charity, wholly dis
regarding the mans necessity to sup
port himself and the practice OF labor
leaders of writing for profit. The
morning Post omits that cheap glbe
only to raise more serious questions.
1t argues that former ministers
ought not to write articles or books.
at has never been done" is sutfi-
cient argument against anything to
the Tory mind. What Lloyd George
knows is based on official informa-
ton communicated to him, and he
must not divulge this, according to
the Post. When the Tory editor re-
fers to the state he is, of course,
thinking of relatively small number
of people who participate in the gov
ernment. What q minister learns 1t
is meet enough to discuss at week
end parties among those who belong
to the right set, but it must never
go beyond these privileged folk.
LLOYD Georges great offense is that
he did not spring from the right set
and that he does not now serve its
selfish interests.
Certainly there is no good reason
in a democratic nation to enjOin
silence upon those leaders most cap
able OF illuminating issues upon
which public opinion must make
choice. If Britain were governed by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-29

is a small place comparatively
and is it not for our bene-
fit that every nation that goes to
make it should be in perfect peace,
bound in bonds, of harmony and
living happily in accord one with
another:
To be sure, we should not med
die in the foreign affairs except
when we are concerned vitality
with the outcomes of such affairs.
We ARE concerned and OUR
destinies and the destiny OF OUR
nation and the future OF the
GREATEST nation on the face
of the earth is concerned. Then
would it not be wise TO step IN
and give to the world our little
contribution toward and aid III
establishing upon the earth the
PERFECT PEACE without
which there is no happiness and
no prosperity and no lasting sat
isfaction:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-29
SIT DOWN AND SIMPLIFY

Once upon time there was a
woman whose house ran badly be-
cause she was always getting rat
led. Then a change came over
her and her environment, Little
bv little her life Strengthened out,
her house became orderly and her
days likewise. A friend, likewise
OF the nervous type, always be-
hind with everything she wanted
to do, asked her secret.
Its very simple" said the Sc
rene friend. In fact, simple is
the word. When | get all fused
over the number OF things there
are to do in a day, | just stop
everything, sit down and simplify.
| pick out the things that are abSo-
lrtely necessary, and | arrange
time for those first. do not Tor
get at this point that time tor
enough rest of body and soul to
keep your own strength up and
Your spirit sweet is one OF the
most necessary. Then | scrutin-
ize the rest OF the planned activi-
ties with an eagle eye. If they
can be cast off entirely, / do so,
| try not SO much to postpone as
to clear out. Postponlng is apt to
clutter up the future.
"The first thing | know, all the
things are done and the
day has a margin of pleasantneSs
and peace. It's the umruffled mind
that turns the trick, Next time
YOU get yourself into a mess Just
stop right where you are, sit down
and simplify"