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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-11-05
COLLAPSE OF MARK
CAUSES HEAVY Loss
Nearly Billion Dollars Lost By
American Investors Through
Decadence of Exchange

NEW YORK, Nov. Between
100000 and $75o,O00 have oeen
lost by American Investors through
collapse Of the German mark, the
New York Tribune stated today.
English investors lost about
100000, and other nations like
amount.
Frank H. Siss,on, yice-president
of the Guaranty Trust company,
said he knew no parallel to such
wiping out Of nations currency!
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-11-05
MOFFETT PUTS BAN
ON AIR SPEED n C
Effort To Exceed Present Max.
imum Sneed Involves To
Much Risk, He Saws

WASHINGTON, Nov, 5. = Fur
Their speed contests between naval
air service filters, such as those yes
terd&y at Mitchell Field, New York,
were prohibited for an indefinite
period under an order issued by
Rear Admiral Moffett, chief of the
bureau of aeronautics,
He based his action on the opiu-
ion Of his technical staff that naval
filters now have achieved the maxi
mum speed in the air which is pos
sble without grave risk of human
life.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-11-05
ASHES OF BONAR LAW
REST IN FAMOUS ABBEY
Former Premier of Great Brit
ain Sleeps Now Among
Kings of Empire

LONDON, Nov. 5.-The ashes Of
Former Premier Bonar Law were
eptombed in Westminster Abbey,
which famous edifice has been tAe
scene Of both of the greatest hap
piness and the greatest sorrow of
the empire.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-11-05
MONEYS WORTH

There's at least one toy balloon
that was worth all its buyer paid
for it. At a fair IN TIlham, Eng
land, the balloon WAS released to-
gether with numerous others. It
was picked up later at Wellington
Downs, Sussex, so miles away.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-11-05
WEATHER.

For Georgia Generally fair to-
night and Tuesday; cooler tonight
and in extreme southeast portion
Tuesday.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-12-14
GOMPERS AND
COOLIDGE DIS
CUSS LAWS

international Labor News Service
Washington, d. C.-President
Coolidge and President Samuel
Gompers of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor recently discussed
protection of children in the United
States through child labor legisla-
ton that will stand review of the
courts.
On leaving the White House,
following his talk with President
Coolidge, Mr.. Gompers said he
found the chief executive in a re-
ceptive mood on the child labor re-
strictive movement. The President
pointed out that his own state,
Massachusetts, had enacted legis-
lation restricting child labor, and
that as governor he had signed the
4S-hour-week law.
Mr.. Gompers pointed to the in
crease OF 90 per cent III the num-
Der of children employed industrial
ly in the United States. He in
formed the President of efforts in
the past to stir up agitation on the
subject, and told of representatives.
of eighteen national women's or
ganizations having met with feder-
alton officers to form a national
conference on child labor. He said
they were informed by expert
counsel that because of the Su-
preme Court decision invalidating
the chill dlabor law, constitu-
tional amendment would be neces-
sary. They will wage the fight to
put through such an amendment.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-12-14
|FFICERS OF
STATE Fedora
TION OF LABOR

H. Il. Walker, President,
kragdeIl, III.
l.. Towers, First VicePres.,
aeyII.e, III.
H., B. Connors, Second Vice
b., Chicago, III.
| Emil Reinbold. Third Vice-Pres.,
|eca,ar, III.
Jos. ". Morton, Fourth Vice
be-, Chicago, III.
Thos. Kelly, Fifth CicePres.,
|treator III.
NJ. ]. WhaIen, Sixth Pres,
!. 81. Louis, III.
Mary MeEnerney, Seventh Vice
be- Chicago, Ill.
R. G. Fitchie, Eighth Vice-Pres.,
'aicago, III.
Waldo Cross, Ninth Vice-Pres.,
'eoria, III.
Secretary-Treasurer
Victor 4. 0lander, 166 W. Wash
igtOn St. Chicago, Ill.
Credential Committee
Agnes Nestor, Chicago, III.
Phil E. Sauer, Belleyille, III.
Peter Donnley, LaSalle, III.
TelIers
Agnes Johnson, Chicago, III.
Peter link. Belleyille, Ill.
femand Bernard, Westville, III.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-12-14

Furniture Company, the greater
percentage Of our members in the
various organizations will say at
nee, That's where | always buy
my goods They operate che of
the largest and most up-to-date
stores of this character in Cham
paign. Their able and efficient
business methods and courteous
treatment, extended each customer.
has attracted a patronage from
both the laboring man and the gen.
eral public, which in Itself speaks
louder than words. Their ample
capacity allows space to carry
selection that enables them TO fur.
nish complete the home Of the
working man or the palace Of the
millionaire.
The proprietorS have a score Of
friends in our ranks that could not
be induced to trade other than at
the Reliable Furniture Company,
where the working man always re
ceives a cordial welcome.
An issue of this importance with
out mention of these friends who
provide US with the comforts of life
would be far from complete.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-12-14
The RELIABLE FUR
NITURE COMPANY
iol'lO3 E. University Ave-,
Champaign

There IS no factor of greater
4 aiue to our wage eaners in
a4mpalgn than a thoroughly re-
'-Ao'e house devoted to the sale of
7SF>siiIes, such as a line of furni-
~, ~. ana household necessities.
Win The mention of the Reliable
Evening star., 1923-05-26
REAL ESTATE DEAL
TO TOTAL $5OO,000

Purchase of the property. 1912 to
1916 New York avenue northwest, is
pending. The announcement was
made that ]. NJ. Hause and associates
had contracted to purchase 1900
square feet of ground on which to
erect modern eight-story. fireproof.
steel. brick and reinforced concrete
automobile building. While the pur-
chase price was not disclosed, 1t is
understood to be in the neighborhood
of 100000. The sale will be COM
pleted in a few weeks. II was said.
The property has frontage of
100 feet on New York avenue and
runs back to a depth of 200 feet.
The four outside walls of the present
building will be retained in the build :
ing operations. IL was said. 1t will
be operated by the Washington Auto
mobile Apartments. Inc. 1t Is under
stood that building operations will
begin at once.
Accommodations will be provided
for 500 cars, raised ITO the various
levels by short ramps.
Evening star., 1923-05-26
URGES LUMBERMEN
to TOAD HOME OWNER
Hkeaker at Association Tells
HI How Better Citizenship
II May Be Promoted.

gIow the lumbermen of the United
sSf their product, but also render an
septstanding service to their country
sAhd fellow man by enabling him to
innance the purchase of his own home
sand thereby make for better citi-
zen ship through greater 'contentment.
4Hminate the greatest cause of un-
rest and deal a fatal blow to radi-
cal tendencies, all at a single stroke
through the systematic promotion of
the building and loan idea, were
brought out in forceful and enlight-
ening address before the eighth an
nual convention of the Southern Pine
Association at New Orleans by Frank
A. Chase. educational director, Ameri-
can Savings, Building and Loan In
stitute of Kansas City, No.
Topic of Address,
The subject of his discourse was
How Lumbermen Can Stimulate
Home Building in the South" by as
loan organizations. Mr.. Chase. edu-
Catiorai director of the newly or
ganized American Savings, Building
and Loan Institute, is known as the
most dynamic force behind. and one
of the most enthusiastic apostles of
1.-The home owning promotion idea in
this country today. He based his
strong appeal to the lumber manufac-
turers, not only on the business view
point of promoting lumber sales, but
on the much broader ground of the
lasting good which the south and the
nation would inevitably reap from a
home owning citizenry.
I'VE hear much today" declared Mr..
Chase, "of discomfort. We see about
us on all hands various kinds of isms.
We see a great portion of Europe
overrun already with bolsheviks and
communists and the rest being daily
threatened with a like fate. We see
in our own midst the |. w. W., the
radical socialist and the chronic NAL
content. Never before perhaps was
the opportunity so great for uniting
Evening star., 1923-05-26
new BUSINESS BUILDING
THREE STORIES. IN HEIGHT
Construction Completed on Lot "a
by 1O1 Feet at o25 G Street
Northwest

Completion of a new business build
ing at 925 G street northwest has
been announced by o. Harvey Miller.
architect of the building. 1t is three
stories in height, on a lot twenty
four feet by 100 feet, and is to be
used as a store.
The front of the building is con-
structed of granite, carved Indiana
limestone, tapestry brick, with tile
roof. The design is of pure type ltal-
ian renaissance. The construction was
by Morris Gumenick and the owner
is H. A. Linger.
Evening star., 1923-05-26

effective patriotism and practfcaa
common sense for the lumbermen OF
this country.
Undoubtedly the greatest antidote,
the real panacea for radicahsm IN
this country is the simple matter
of universal home-ownership ana
that can be at least approximately
accomplished through one medium;
namely widespread network OF
building and loan ORGANIZATIONS
throughout the south and other parts
of the country that will make 1T rea-
sonably practicable for any workman,
through the practice of little thrift,
to build and own his home
Evening star., 1923-05-26

can do to get along successfully with
one wife,
DR.. Bey denied news dispatches
that Sultan Mohammed vi abandoned
his harem of eighty-seven beauties
when he abdicated some months ago.
In fact, he asserted, Mohammed had
Evening star., 1923-05-26

none to abandon.
"The only girls the tsultan left be-
hind" he said with a smile, "were
servants, housemaids and cooks
There were probably fifteen or twen-
ty of these. not eighty-seven.
Evening star., 1923-05-26

tnere are now no such things as
harems in Turkey. I recently trav-
eied all over Turkey and nowhere
did / find a man who had more than
one wife
The sheik also is a myth. Turkish
men To-Day find they have all they
Evening star., 1923-05-26

The Spartans had special law
which compelled them to train their
children in dancing from the early
age of years
Evening star., 1923-05-26

sent those stories must have been
reading the Arabian Nights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
I THE STAR CIRCULATION REACHES BOTH MASS AND CLASS
Electric Machinery


BOUGHT soLp-RENTEp
W MoNrELlUs PRICE CO. sesttls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
81 AUTOMOBILES TO
EXCHANGE
50 FOR SALE-TRuCKS

CONTRACTORS. ATTENTION.
a-ton. brand new Indiana truck,
with four yard box. Buchanan
hoist. 40 inch steel wheels. stand
ard units OhiAinAhio locally. list
new Indiana. list price 1886. Tor
only $1,000; terms Bank sale.
nth and T., Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
AUTOS FOR SALE

LEWIS 4 srAVER co,
INSIST THAT THE BALANCE OF
THEIR STOCK or USED CARS
iii1 SOLD AT ONCE OUR Or
nHila ARE TO SELL ilEGARb-
LESS or COST COME up,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
10 sITUATJON--MALE
| AGENTS WANTED
IL statesmen WANTED

TAILORING SALEsMEN-Do
waste your time. Select line Mems
Tailoring that has quality, snap
piest styles. Prices scare compe-
tition. Make your own profits
tUnion.) Fall Swatch Line. LEEDS
WOODEN MILLS. Chicago.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR live au-
tomobile salesman. Experience
necessary.
NORTHWEST AUTO COMPANY
18th and Alder st., Portland, or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25

ONLY slightly over 5% of the population
- of Washington filed Federal returns
showing incomes over $4,000 Over 94%
filed annual returns lower than $4,000.
Proportionately, only 1922 people in
Seattle filed income tax returns on $4,000
or more, while 32,547 people in this city
had incomes of from 81 900 to So, 900.
These 32,547 with moderate incomes,
paid over 81Hs of the total Federal Income
Taxes collected They represent the real
purchasing power of Seattle They are the
mass of class"
The Seattle Star, covering, as it does,
over 500 Of the English reading homes in
Seattle, undoubtedly reaches all Of the
32,547, and the majority, if not all, of the
1922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
Vital Statistics
PIRTHS
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re-
ported by the following men:
Hansen, Fred X. 6so2 Ravenna ave-.
girl.
Ewart. Hugh Wilson. $3.50 Seward
Park ave. boy.
wright John J. 1919 sunnyside ave.
girl.
BosIo. Henry, GIL 2sth ave N. boy
Berge, James Hallard. 100 John 81.
r boy.
Hunting. Bruce Leon. 1ssaquah. boy
Angelina. Peter. 1908 Graham ST.. boy.
cawthorne. Hal Eugene. s40s 33rd
ave. s, girl
Shields. Joseph Franklin. s4l2 18th
ave. s.. boy.
Butler. Murray F.. ss15 n. 5oth ST.
10y.
Loan. T. r.. 2ss1 Mayfair ave. girl
Roedei e. H.. 3Oi0 stst ave. S. w
Decker. Byron Fl, Regina hotel. girl.
Goggio, Charles. 52fl 18th ave n.
small James A. 5sia 2athave. y E..
Feust. Guy E. lOsis Rainier ave.
stokes. James G., Renton. girl,
Meeartea. James W, 1867 Evanston
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25

Tht Envelope Tells the Truth
our customers are our meal
tickets@ao are you're.
The more customers wr get
the more meals we have
A few customers don't fur
nish many meals.
We know this 40 well that
ali our endehv0rR are a.
reeted TO getting many.
many customers - By fair
dealing ~-- courteous atten-
tion--ieiilng the truth.
In our used car business tho
sands Plan IL an envNl-
npo attached 20 every car
that gives tho history OF
the car so that the man
who buys II knows All
about Il. Used cars that
40 sell give satisfaction
The Envelope Tclla the
Truth
1891 Auburn Toarleg
1891 Chandler Touring
1891 Ford Touring
1891 Ford Sedan
1921 Hupmobiie Coupe
Twin Six Packard
STUpEBAKEHS
Mig Skies. TGuTings
Special SIX. Touring
Special six. Sedan
Special Six. Coupe
Light Six. Roadster
Big Six, SpeedsterH
SANDS MOTORS COMPANY
East 1921 1915 Z. Pike 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
We Will Buy

5 Kings Food Prod. unitsss5.00
10 Northern Life Ins. $4,000
100 New World Life Ins. 49,. offer
% purant Motors. Del. Es. Market
100 Frank II. Best Lock -. 800
200 Lambert Tire & Rubber. Its
We deliver ALI certificates OF stock
purchased from us. and guarantee
that every certificate Is valid and
transferable on the company's
books.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
HEMsTfTCHiNG
S SITUATIoN-FEMALE

ONE MORE WEEK 10 INTRODUCES
our new laundry office. 1904 9Th
Ave. near Pike: Is per cent dis
count will be allowed on All dry
cleaning called for and delivered
al above address this week only.
New Richmond Laundry. Main 1885.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
Look Them Over
Make Us an Offer
4 LITTLE DOWN AND A LITTLE
EACH MONTH
HERE rs A PARTIAL LIST.

HERE rs A PARTIAL LIST
SAXON SIX
Il runs; good rubber .........i sS
OVERLAND 90
s'rt..s ''.'.s''s''''''''' 10
roRp ROADSTER
with delivery box .,,...,,... 1856
poRT TOURING
A buy .s.....s,.,,....,,.. $50
MAXWELL TOURING
a, your own tofms .....,..., i7b
COMMONWEALTH
Late model .t.,.',s.t''.ss,s a4b
MAXWELL TOURING
New paint; late model; Al me-
chanicNlty ss.tsssss.ss.s.ssss go
GARDNER
1889. a real snap .......,... 400
FORD COUPE
Late model. lots Of extras.
new paint .s...s..t..tsst,st. $50
JORDAN
7-RassenEer. A real family ear iso
COLUMBIA TOURING
A standard iiEht ak; new
paint t'..ts.s,tsss.'ss BOO
VEi.iE SIX
Rsconditioned; new pain, ., COS
1879 GARDNER ROADSTER
ssssss'.s stts.t4s'.t.attts.. $50
tss. GARDNER TOURING
s.Fssssst r. a|s.ssss. bNa
1889 GARDNER COUPE
st.s.ssst.stsssst 1000
1893 JORDAN DEMONSTRATION
s.ss.stsss.....,ss .sss...s.. 1875
1898 MITCHELL DE LuXE-
TERMS
ANY REASONABLE TERMS &C
cEPTEp. THESE CARS MUST nE
cow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Jones. HERMAN L. D.. Tacoma ....oI
Lnndberg, Ninda l.. Tacoma II
Ballew, Charles d. Port Or
chafu .st..s .......5.. Legal
Hoglund, Esther, Port Orchard legal
Manderville. George f., Seattle Legal
.Flichler. Sophia w. NJ, Seattle. Legal
Hawks. Albert H., Enumclaw 40
Calder Elizabeth NJ. Seattle SO
Sealey. Ernest J., Seattle Legal
Perry, Herbertine, Seattle -. Legal
kolesar, Joseph c.. Richmond
Highlands .,-...... ........ Legal
Cooper, Edith, Richmond High
lands .............., ....... Legal
Roberts. Arthur Kitchei Seattle rs
Hiatt Maurine. Seattle ...... Legal
FRANKIE. Joseph. Duvall ....... Legal
Nogt, Eva, DuvalI Legal
Henwood. Frederick John. Seattle. %
RonmarlS. Nancy Elizabeth. Seattle IS
Moorhead. Albert ", Portland Legal
Noumans, Essie, Boise. Idaho. Legal
Maitland, Ernest X, creosote ....s4
Moore, Pearl l., Creosote .,.......26
SLATER Al c. Los Angeles ....2f
Markham, Mayhelle. Tacoma .....19
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
IS STOCKS AND BONDS

WATSON MOORE COMPANY
STOCKS Established 1907 BONDS
ii5 Columbia St.. Just OF End ave.
Ground Floor. Tel Elliott GFs6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
WE WILL BUY

WE WILL BUY
Country bank stocks.
American Securities units 5000
so Durant Del. Free Stock. 1900
100 j.. ". Best Lock ......-..s z.l5
10 Kings Food Products 49,. 1000
200 Lambert Tire * Rubber. 2.zs
1000 Puget Sound Realty. Sc. /. 1900
200 Rotary Plow ....... so
10 Reid Bros common .e.. 5000
10 Western Finance units 1000
Duranf-StA Motors. Del (ERcrow),
and ali listed and unlisted securi-
ties given immediate execution
over private wires with connection
in all principal cities IN the United
states and Canada. We pay cash
over the counter for all Issues
when delivered 10 us. You, viii ex-
perience no delay at this office.
WE WILL SELL
100 FAE. Best Lock ...... $3.50
1000 American Workers oil -. 20
1000 Alaska Pet. & Coal 49,. .o3
500 American Bottle Cap 80. .35
500 Alaska. Development 49,. .525z
5000 Baker steRm Motors -. .0Z5s
1000 Beacon Coal ...s.t.... .05
1000 Davis Car .......-.t.... 90
30 Durant and Star Motors. Market
1000 Hirst Chicagof Nine r.. .55
1900 Hematite Iron & Cold. .05
5000 Krikwen Axle .s...+... %
100 Johnston Piston g. Ring. a.50
1000 Kelly Mines .... rs
so ko-Fan. Inc. .. 7.s9
500 National Life PreEerver. .25
80 Rickenbacker Motors 49,. 9.25
1900 Red Desert oil ...4.. .0T
100 Sound Rubber 49,. -. 40
IL u. S. Silver Fox Farm. 1850
3 units Inland Finance 1900
1000 Western Smelling a p. IS
1000 Wichita Royalty ....... Cheap
II will save you money ito consult
us before buying or selling.
MONEY LOANED ON SECURITIES
wArsnA. Afnnnr COMPANY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25

900 Aiaskn Pet. & Coal -. 1929
500 American TeiegrRphone 10
1000 Alaska Development .... 20
1000 Alaska Endicott Copper .S2 y
Boo American Bottle Cap 49,. 40
500 American workers OIL. %
5000 Baker Steam Motor -. .02L
5000 Beacon Coal ...... .gI
100 Durant Motors. Cal ....i2.50
hi Giorgio Fruit units. $500
10 Dayton Rubber units. $500
IS commonwealth Fin. com.l2.00
100 Frank II. Best Lock 49,. ass
500 Futrell Coupler .... 40
500 Harvey Rim g. wheel 80. IS
80 Johnston plstsn & Ring. Bid
80 KORAN, Inc. ........ 600
] 600 Monetary Metals ... .22lz
500 Natl Life Pres. tWyo.). .35
100 New World Life ms. -. 1850
SO Rickenbacker Motors 1000
5000 Red Desert Oil ...., OF u
10 u. s. Automotiye units ..12.50
1000 Western Smelling & P. Bid
1000 Wichita Royalty ....... Market
SO Star Motors Contract
$500 per share paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
81 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE

! NAN xxx Xxx *
I ONLY 1850 CASH
\ AND YOu MAY HAVE :
\ IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
BRAND NEW 6-ROOM
aTRlcTLr MODERN
BUNGALOW ,
This home Is strictly up 20 tho }
minute. IL has lovely ,
rooms, living room extending ,
across the front. with mas
slNo fireplace, hardwood ,
floors, French doors, . nice, ,
airy bedrooma. with large ,
clothes closets. the kitchen ,
has all tho very latest built
IN features. including lovely
large nook FUN cement base ,
menI. plaHtered right up 90 ,
floor JuistH, furnace and ga ,
rage. large lot. Ia good dih-
: trietl surrounded BY num- ,
Der OF new MONIES, owner )
must sell Immediately. and ,
: VIII not refuse any reason
able offer. Remember the
exceptional terms, and phone ,
US for appointment. MEL
! ROSE 5sss.
UNIVERSITY DISTRICT
on PAVED STREET ,
STRICTLY MODERN
BUNGALOW
$3.50 CASH. $50 PER MONTH )
FULL PRICE $3.50 y
This beautiful bungalow IL on a )
i0xl0b-fopt lot. on paved }
street, strictly modern; has ,
fireplace. bookcases, hard ,
wood floors cement base
ment laundry and hot water
heating plant. This Home In
this exclusive district needs }
no lengthy description. and ,
viii positively sell 10 the first ;
party that wants a real bar ,
gain and knows values, Let
US show you this one TODAY,
AELRosE bs2S }
LtRGENT q RYAN. Inc. ;
REALTORS }
! 1895 ~ tkTH MELHOSE bs25. ,
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS }
WE SERVE AND SATISFY"
! zSxsX xxxX X
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
DEATHS

Barton, We're r.. SO years. Liberty
Court Apis, July 81.
Culp, Rebecca. az years, Walla Walla.
July 30
Eilers; Baby. infant, All 18th ave.
Gray Benjamin. II years. 1872 Tay-
lor ave, July %.
Norman, Stacy Jane. rs years. July
22.
Shireff, Amanda, IL years. AHA 18th
ave. N. u, JnlY %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
20 FOR RENT-HoUsEs
Small Houses

FOR RENr-s-room house. partly
furnished, close 20 car line. Ad
dress l0sS 9Th Ave, \, w
Adams At Fauntisroy Tor bungalow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-03
TEACH THRIFT
To CHILDREN
Straus Praises Work Being
Done In Schools
BY =. W. STI,Aus
President American Society for
Thrift.


The youth Of this nation stands 10.
day az the threshold OF another school
year How much viii these ensuing
months OF study add 20 "a practical
understanding by the girls and boys
of America with regard 20 the proper
earning. saving, spending and invest
Ing OF money!
These are serious questions. They
Gro ones parents particularly should
be- asking
II there Is any value In thrift. II
The efficient use ~ timo and money
means anything at All In individual
progress and happiness. then tho
foundation for such advantages must
be- laid largely In the formative years
of youth.
Enthusiastically this important elc.
ment OF educational equipment has
been neglected IN our American
schools bocaHe o. an already over.
crowded curriculum. our boys and
Girls have only been told In a vague.
incomplete aud uncouyineing manner
that there is value In thrift.
They have b6cn told but not sold
on all that thrift means IN the htrug.
sic Tor success.
But. with the opening OF Tho cur.
rent school year definite steps 60,
ward thrift teachings 10 the schools
have been taken. Tho National Edu,
cation association mapped out con.
crsts course by which there viii DO
gwen thrift application 90 many Of
tho fundamental branches.
We cannot ovcreatlmato tho I'm.
portance Of tho step Al who are
interested In the advancement u cdl.
cation along moro practical lines Will
acclaim Il an epochal accomplish.
msut. and parents who appreciate
what an understanding Of thrift will
mean in the welfare OF their children
should rejoice AZ the work now being
done.