The Washington times., 1924-02-09
MESSAvINGS
PRAISED
BY.RUDOLPH
OYSTER Also lauds PIap That
Teaches Thrift to
Boys.
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commendable," Commissioners Ru:
dolph said.
I'm no field does this apply 81
strongly as it does to the boys
and girls of this generation. They
form the foundation upon which
our future security must be built.
If they do not learn the lesson of
thrift there is nothing to look for
ward to but chaos. II they are
taught the value of money our
future national security is assured.
Encourages Thrift.
Because of this I give my In.
lorsement to the Savings Club OF
rhe Washington Times. II through
his club local boys are taught the
value of saving their money the
club will have served a worthy
purpose.
During the formative period Of
their lives young people should be
taught the lessons OF business. One
Of the ways Of doing this is to give
them a way to earn a little money
through their own efforts. AZ this
is given as another one OF tho OBJ
jects Of The Washington Times
Savings Club it should. add to the
clubs attractiveness to the mothers
and fathers Of this CITY,"
Manhood stands for the time
toward which the eyes OF all young
boys look from the time they first
learn what father means to them
and begin to admire him as their
ideal man." Commissioner Oyster
said.
Sharpens Ambitions.
Through the days Of the forma-
tive period Of their lives this is the
word that sharpens their ambitions
and makes them prepare for, their
entrance into the competitive lie OF
the business world later on.
zone of the greatest things they
should be taught in preparing Tor
their business careers is the lesson
Of thrift. 1t Is the duty Of all par
ents to teach their children this
lesson.
Little do some people realize the
value of such early training, but
the boy who Is taught to save his
money is the boy who, in later
years, has a better chance OF at
tanning success.
I'm starting its Savings Club The
Washington Times is rendering the
people OF this city a unique service
and offering them an unusual op-
pOrtunity. am very much inter-
ested in the club and indorse all
Of it's aims and plans"
Endorsement of men as high in
the official and social life Of this
city as these two men places the
worthiness of the Savings Club plan
upon an even higher level than It
occupied before. It Is up to the
boys and their parents to recognize
the value Of enrolment in the club
and enter 1t at once.
Send or bring your boy to see
the Circulation Manager Of The
Washington Times, fourth floor,
new Hearst Building, 1917 H street
northwest, or to the nearest branch
manager in your neighborhood, and
have him enroll in the Savings
Club Of The Washington Times.
Branch Office Address.
Branch managers Of The Wash
ington Times who can enroll boys
in the Savings Club and the I'd.
dresses OF their branch offices are:
j. Horne, lilo Tenth street north.
west: o. r. Lewis, 946 Tenth street
northwest: r. Hartwell, 906 Twenty.
first street northwest: c. Reinhard,
141 Bates street northwest.
A. Furman, Twenty.ninth and
Olive streets northwest; J. Crick-
enberger, 106 Fifteenth street north
east; w. c. Cation, 1919 Minnesota
avenue southeast; e. Chambers,
Eighth and I streets southwest; r.
Quistorf, 825 Thirteenth street
northeast; Edward Kohler, 79S
Ninth street northeast; Hartwell,
Eighteenth street and Oregon ave.
nue. northwest;
j. II. Vittum, Georgia avenue
and Rock Creek Church road north.
west; T. r. Jones, Sixth street and
Massachusetts, avenue northwest;
o. w. Holland, 901 Hamilton street
northwest; Harvey Temps, 1913 X
street northwest. James Wood. Fort
Myer. Va.
Any of these men can give you
information about the Washington
Times Savings Club plan that you
may want to know. One of them
Ia located in your neighborhocd.
Go and talk 1t over with him.
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