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The Washington times., 1924-04-30
By Ann LisIe,
Whose Serials of Married Life
Have Won Big Popular
Success.
<"HANK YOU" Irma said
quietly. II begin to

quietly. 4 begin to
understand you. Mar
riage is not easy. you're tell
me. And yet I'm sure you'd
never have let any one stop you.
You were sure. Your love for
Jim is the biggest, finest thing
I've ever known. But where is
Jim now? You don't get enough
devotion-from my point of view.
wouldn't be happy with whaN
you get. Your idea of happiness
wouldn't do for me-"
I Il see that" I replied earnest.
~. I've no right to try to make
you happy my way. But I've
., few generalities which I can
See from where I stand-on the
outside of things. Tom is twice
your age. Tom was once a phi.
landerer. He offers shop.worn
gifts. And Peter Stanley is fine
and shy and unwilling to offer
anything unless he has the best
to give, I want you to remember
what I've said. I know that your
happiness depends on your re.
Numbering"
Trina smiled with a sudden
burst of gratitude.
"How sweet you arew she
cried. ~ was horrid to YOU at
first. But you were bound to
stand by me. You just can't
help playing Fairy Godmother.
You love to fix
Don't" 1 cried, recalling Jim's
derisive way of calling me "Mrs.
Fix-it." I'm not going to give
you another word of advice. I
know you're sane and sweet and
fine. And 1 believe you'll never
choose what isn't right of YOU.
You've convinced me that 1
mustn't try to run the lives of
those I love. The big thing to
give those you love is freedom"
AS spoke I felt that 1 could
never again try to force my view
point on any one. 1 vowed that
neither in kindness nor in anger
should any one ever again be JUS
titled in calling me Mrs. Fix-it.
And then in a flash I remem-
bered Mabel and Park-coming
to dine in my home this very
week.
The upshot of my long, con-
.fidential talk with Irma Warren
on the first evening of her visit
with me was a decision never
again to be what Jim calls "Mrs.
Fix-it." But even as made
this decision, 1 remembered my
Invitation to Mabel Storrs Buch-
anan to spend the weekend with
AIIIld dHu HE.
If I were to adhere strictly to
my determination not to help
along the affairs of others,
would have to include Mabel and
Park in my list of "taboos." And
how in all conscience I can do
this I don't see.
II can't fail friends who need
me and count on me-" was my
determination. But 1 won't go
around trying to settle folks af-
fairs, if I can possibly manage to
keep out of them"
Irma showed clearly how close
our talk had brought us. She
made herself happy and useful
about the house. She insisted
upon plunging into the pile of
darning which always keeps a
little ahead of me. She gravely
offered to make me a new piano
AAMHn-.n-n.-.,-
The Washington times., 1924-04-30

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Modern science has found a
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In war time France first discov-
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The bad habit of makeshift
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500 of many ills common to
women, according to numerous
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What IL does
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1t is hygienically treated.
Hence does not invite danger
Gus germ life to increase and
The Washington times., 1924-04-30
First Bishop

THOMAS COKE, a native of
L Brecon, South Wales, was the
first bishop of tho Methodist
Episcopal Church. He was ap-
pointed TO that position in 1914.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
was founded by John Wesley
about 1888.
The Washington times., 1924-04-30
ADVERTIs EN- EMIT
ODOR OF
EXQUISITE PERFUME
VERY POPULAR HERE
".She Kissed my burning lips,
With her mouth like scented
flower"
+-Rhymes of Red Cross Man.

Watch the expression of satisfac-
ton when a person places some
fine perfume to their nostrils. No
mistake about their being enslaved,
so to speak, by its dainty and allur.
ing odor.
That is just what causes so
many people to keep gazing to their
nearest store and get both the Tai.
cum Powder and Face Powder
fragranced with the new perfume
which is known as Incense of
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breath INF its grand odor nothing
else can ever satisfy.
This ITalcum and Face Powder
bears the well.known Black AMI
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tee of highest quality and excel.
lence at low popular prices of 25c
and soc. Their tremendous sale of
more than eight million packages
q year proves the popularity of the
Black and White Beauty Creations.
Ask any dealer for them.
The Washington times., 1924-04-30

10, thou art more mysterious than vamp,
more amusing than chum, more comforting than
a mother and more divertng than wife!
Long have / wooed thee and studied thy
caprices; yet art thou still full of SURPRISES,
and there is staleness in thee.
For, whatsoever thou sayest today, thou shalt
not REPEAT it tomorrow; and whatsoever thou
dOest tomorrow, l know not what thou wilt do
NEXT.
And so long as I>love thee every day is Christ
mas for me!
Thy voice is filled with music, and thy words
are full of wisdom.
Thou asketh questions and chidest me
not concerning my follies. Thou fearest no rivals,
and jealousy is not IN thee
The Washington times., 1924-04-30

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No trouble Opposing Of
It is as easily disposed of a.
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Guilty.
Women who seek daintiness,
peace of mind, exquisiteness and
safety under all circumstances,
use it. Once you do, no other
method will ever satisfy. And
millions will tell you this.
Easy to get IL
All drug and department
stores have KOTEX in plain
packages. Get it without en-
barrassment simply by saying
"Kotex." IL snowy white, i'm
maculate folds in the medium
package.
I would like to send you 4
new book for women on this
subject, written by a doctor.
Just write for it. And if you
have never tried KOTEX, /
will be glad to send you a sam
pie, free.
Write today for booklet or
sample to
ELLEN |. AUCKLAND, @. N.
Cellueotton Laboratories
1855 w. Jackson Blvd, Chicago, m
The Washington times., 1924-04-30
MEDITATIONS
MARRIED WOMAN
BY HELEN ROWLAND
THE RULING PASSION.

HEAR the Love Song of Babylon which chanteh
III in his heart:
will sing thy praises Oh my Beloved thou the
spraon of all days and the delight of all mine evenings!
Many women have oved-but like thee!
The Washington times., 1924-04-30
AS a woman
| help other women

By ELLEN j. AUCKLAND, Graduate N.uss
Bringing charm, mmaculAc and peace of mind in solving
woman sodes hygienc problem NEW, scienti6cway
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-14

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 AUTO WRECKING co.
 Corner of 12th S1- and I'd Avenue
 Main 1246 AUTO PARTS-Usee amuo pnr1z f0r most any make or @@aea eAr- New sxlese list prace- Alta bAmH~ AWrm Wreekhng Ca. x1T s. 21st St NnHn SSBT- AUTO PART+Sava 25 uGp T5 per cent on nsw and Wse@ pRr1S yefferS0m Au1o Wreckang Co., 14n8 Sa Awe. N Mafm 24&9l PARTS-Am kands Of RaHus far amy make 1922 sth Ave Main 355A
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 HUDSON-ESSEN reraErdng Es aur spa- cialtE- Washing and polishing l. R Potter &Npo-, 19BA-S Ave F. 1HRln 3zSk BATTERY and tQp w0rk GHlBem Battery and TDD SAOR 2122 AuemUs C. Main gssA-
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-14
REAL ESTATE-RENT J
 HOUSES FOR RENT 85
CoaA vt oa,eA<o vs,ss,,s

HOUSES FOR RENT
 NoRTHsIDE 1517 5th Ave. N. April 1 8 rooms $40 1521 9th Ave. N, April l. rooms. $4o. 1882 s Gas Jasper s., st. & room rooms i and store, :so 1116 17th St. N, April 1, rooms $9o. 1519 5th Ave. April l, rooms. up- stairs, $2O. iso7 7 18th 18th Ave., . !S.. N. rooms rooms s4o. 2421 9th Ave. N. April 1. rooms, s47.5o
 soUTHsIDE 21oo Humboldt Ave, rooms. $50. 720 24th St, S., April 1. rooms. $40. 1910 Ave. l. April 1. rooms. $35. 52s 18th St, S.. April l. ' rooms, $40. 1117 Pine St., rooms, $S2.50.
 WEST END
 FAIRVIEW
 CENTRAL PARK TOO Randolph St, rooms, $60. 3104 EnsleX Ave. rooms. $S750. 3oS Pearl St, April l. rooms. $35. 4221 Holly St, April l. rooms. $40. 400 1st Ave. Elyton, April l, rooms $S5.
 wooDLAwN 4T27ll list Ave. 4-room Apt. $S2.50. 4614 1st Ave. April 1. rooms, $25. We write insurance and negotiate loans. We also have several attractive homes for sale.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-14
$27,O0O

FREE-With every paid want ad brought to Want Ad Corner" to be inserted in The Sunday Age Washington Candy. There are no strings to this offer-it's FREE but only one box to each person.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-14
HOUSES FOR RENT WEST END

Six-room cottage, suitable for two fam. flies, 5os Cotton Ave, Look this over and act quick. Price Ss7.50 per month. FOR RENT-Good cottage, rooms. hall,
 bath lights, good repair. &45. 2320 4th Ave. H. D. Smith, 401 Farley Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-14
ROOMS AND BOARD

NORTH HIGHLANDS = Two furnished
 rooms for light housekeeping; lights and phone furnished: references exchanged. 1916 Huntsville Ave. N. Hemlock 15f. SOUTH HTGHLANDS-For rent 3-room
 furnished apartment for housekeeping. Call Main 4S34-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-14
FARM TIMBER LANRs

COAL LANDS-Best investment, S20 acres
 iIa ri,,ar. ,sorl,abia o,.v timber; worth $50 per acre; Pratt and American seams. workable by drifts; one which can be leased; all $lOO per acre cash. 172O 14th Ave, S. Main 7914-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-14
EMPLOYMENT E HELP WANTED-MALE zs
BLIND ADS"

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-14
EMPLOYMENT
aElP WANYKD-MAW

driver; 2 firs1-clAss cHHpemterSs y1umg EzdY cashier ? r0ngh humber EH8@sHss exp plAner mdll m8ns miHlWrdghts dednh1eIS and checkers white mDHses AlEaE4HfQm RAdYs travelling ssagesmam= exp eaaHeeu@rs HHsur- ance salesmens chef e,Oeks sstte@m,d cook . whi1e-col0red c0Rl mdmeTs- Rp4dsTs. 91G tom (city1s 3 col0Ted Wy0TaeT$s C0lGEed H3lh road por1eTs, h0Iel hRll boys Sl5s . exp butlers. bns boys, sh@rl QTVaeT e1'9s- S14-$@8 week, car washers WClm~m G9e&s- mmEssss. hotel nla1ds; ral0rsd exp cook yl6 week. bSss-girls dsshWashsHss others 2l19ls 3d Ave N
 YOTTNCS MEN-Wamuea 2 y0Sumg msn wha
 possess some bR0kkeepdmg kE@WAeaGs and who want d0 enter the accounting profession Thrse selected will he given several weeks intensive spare thma train ing before being rSc0mmemGe1 fer V1eAn-
 ciag Can 1D16 Age-EeraRd BREE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-28
ITALIANS WAR
IS MYSTERY
San Francisco in Throes
of Vendetta

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. f.
Three murders and one kidnapsng in
the Italian quarter IN recent weeks
has led police TO start a search Of
Little Italy for evidence OF the
presence Of a hand OF aaaasalns
similar 20 the malta
Rosalina Ia Fata was sho, down
and killed outside Filbert 81 cafe
yesterday. His assassin escaped.
Angelo Domenicii. wealthy retired
produce merchant. was robbed and
killed last week Luigi Ruffo. a
few days ago was shot down in tho
Progresso cafe Several weeks ago
Mimi Imperator. opera impressario,
was kidnapped by armed men but
rescued BY police as be was about
to be thrown into the hay.
All four OF these Italians have
been men OF means and police are
Inclined 10 cndow all four affairs
with elements OF mystery and link
them with stories OF activities Of n
band OF Avengers"
To find the avengers and dis.
cover what they. " they exist. have
been avenging. il what the police
have set out 10 do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-28

the monuwhen all odd lots dheon
at half Others small to mention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-28
Cookery SEEKS
STATE BERTH
Announces klan-Fight for
Lieutenant Governor

Launching a campaign for "civii
and religious libcrty- and opposed
TO the anti.parochlal school move.
ment which he lays at tho door Of
the Washington state Ku Klux
Khan. Glen S. Cookery, Seattle al.
iorney. defeated in the Tuesday pri.
marics for city council. Thursday
announced his candidacy for the OF.
flee OF lieutenant governor on the
progrcssivo.republicnn ticket.
I'm a Protestant church member
but I'm not in favor OF foranr
church schools out Of Washington
! think that is going too far" he
declared in his opening campaign
statement.
Cookery a brother OF Thomas
corkery Of Spokane, is n graduate
OF the University OF Washington
and wac once Delegate 10 the Cen.
trai Labor council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-28

Variety is promised on the pro
cram for tho Junior Girls vodvii.
the annual theatrical show at the
University Of Washington. 10 be
given Friday and Saturday evenings
in Meany hall.
The acts are organised and writ
ten By the students themselves.
without any faculty supervision At
the tryouts held In December. the
best acts are chosen by a board Of
judges composed Of students and
faculty members Participation f.
open TO all university students, but.
a. matter or custom. the show IL
gwen under the patronage OF the
Junior class feusininiiy.
Tickets are on sale for 50 cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-28
URGES BRIDGES
Brown Pleads for 0keh on
Bonds From All Voters

An appeal 10 all voters. regardless
OF their choice for mayor, to vote for
the Montlake-stadlum and West Sc.
attic bridge bond issues was made
Thursday by Mayor Il. J. Brown.
These bridges would now be com.
pleted u the state law had not been
changed after the bonds were author.
ized two years ago.s Mayor Brown
sad The Montlake bridge ia the
biggest Improvement that the North
End can obtain. and the Spokane AZ
Dridge is an absolute necessity"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-28

A table piled high with desirable mer-
chandise for boys. Broken lines and sizes
in various good quality wearables.
Boys Shop, Upper Main Floor-Thc Bon AIarche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-28

14-S3.95 to 1886 Sweater Sets reduced 10
S1.9S TO S3.fS.
24-s5c Pink Crepe Gowns reduced to fsc.
9-s1.50 Baby Gertrudes reduced TO y5c.
1l-29c pairs Panties reduced to 15c.
$3.50 Sweaters reduced TO S1.75.
Baby Shop, Second II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-28

! was $3.50, now. $500.
Second FIocr-The Bon Mari
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-28


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-28

Including wide assortment of dainty
Handkerchiefs in lawn and linen, bor-
dered in novelty effects, embroidered and
hemstitched.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-28

5-sl.95 Sweaters reduced TO Csc.
$685. Infants Corduroy Coats reduced
to S2.1S.
12-S3.95 TO $685. Coats. sizes 2 10 6, re-
duced to S1.9S to Sf.9S.
93-S1.50 to S2.95 Isles 2 TO g. Panty
Dresses reduced TO 75c to S1.4S.
r-The Hon Nfarche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-28

at Sherman. Clay & Co.'S. Fried
lander's. the University Music store
and the student office on the cam.
pus. Gallery seats. for % cents.
viii go on sale the nights OF the
performances.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-29
z esko-Sl Slovenska
~ krajovych novin.

q strasnej prtrcdneJ pohro.
me- ' etafjch Hor&ch dosla 70
zvolena tato zprava: s Nasledk ON
3 az 4 dni trvajdcich vetrov IL
volnilo sa mnoho snahu pod Kriz.
nou, ktory sa dial do pohybu. No
stvrtok, {. februara asi D 10. ho-
dine noci privalila sa tJmto spa
sobom ,lavlna do udolia, kde leli
osada ~ Rybov". obec Stare
Hory v okrese baisko- -bystrickom,
zasypala 4 krajne domky sice
dom jana Baliaka- -Pupuka, Stefa-
ma Strmena, Tobiasa Strmena 4
vdovy Liny Baliakovej. Rodina
Jana Baliaka-P -Papuka pozostayala
10 clenov, 2 ktorych ostali ma
Five len dvaja. Rodina Stefana
Strmesa bola 4 clenova zahynula
celia, rodina Tobiasa Strmana po-
zostavala s clenoy, ktorych 5.
zahynuli. V domceku Liny. Balia
kovej byvaly osoby, zahynula 2
mich jedna. Dovedna zahynulo Is
os6b IA ST ranene. Postihnute
domlky su vobec smetene. Dosiai
bolo vykopanych II mrtvol. Pone-
vac vysetrujlca komisia, ktara sa
okresnym nacelnikom vybrala ma
miesto, konstatovala nebezpeeie
d'alsich lawn, bolo nariadene W.
prazdnenie ohrozenych casti obce.
DR.. Maule . americkyych slo-
vakoch. DR.. Maule NAL prednaskr,
americkych Slovakoch y brati-
slavskej mestykej. sitarni, Phd-
naska jeho bola informaeiA Vi
deli SINE zivot americkych Sl6vA.
kov, ich boje a tdzby. Treba is.
posielat' knihy, casopisy, nestran-
niake informacie O nasich yn1tof-
nych pomeroch. - Medzi inym spo-
menul vel ky vyznam sloyen-
skyeh novinarov Amerike. "Ca-
sto jeden clovek tam plsal, sadzal,
tlacil, yydaval "A roznasal svoje no.
yiny. Pracoval na tom, ably svo-
jich slovenskych bratoch udrzal
slovensky cit a tuzbu, re aspofl
kosti slozit mozno prist domov,
medzi svojich, pod Tatry... A vse-
obecne vyslovil sd DIR. Maule o a
merlckych slovenskych novlnarocn
takto: Sd to vlastne vojaci kul-
fury, vojaci osvety. Toto sn slo-
va Cecha, 'ktory tn bol so Sroba-
rom. Ako sa Srobar vyslovil a.
merickych slovenskych redakto-
roch, to je este kazdemu V pa
matt.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-29
: uradnJ dtok No slovencins1.

- uradnt dtok No sloven6ina.
skoro neuveritel'ny pripad ,sde-
l'ujd . sNoyshe Mesta mad Va
HON. Rudo Ka1encik, anajitel' ko-
loni&lneho obehodu Y Novom Me.
ste mad Vahom, posielal 25. jan.
jednu bednu do Bratislavy sta
nicn urcenia udal takto: Brati-
slaya, hlavna stanica'', manifesto
ceskeho "hlavnf natlrazi''. Ale ma
stanici bigotni Cesi mu zasielku
ncprijali, kym nenapisal tam ccs-
XII, stanicu urcenia. Ami "a Ma
d'arorsagu nebo1o to mae.
Plukovnik Vladimir Hurbar1,
syn nasho sldvneho basnika spi-
sovatel a Svvtoxara Hurbana Va
jaskeh,o, vymenovany Dol "a korl-
zula v Kairo, Afrike, ma miesto 70
I
snuleho dra Cyrila Duska.
Prirodne bohatstvo Genera.
V obci Klenovci objavene boly
nedavno vel'ke loziska grafitove,
okerove a satinobrove. Zvlast' y
poslednych dvoch je vel'ke mnoz-
,stve. Cele kopce obsahujd tieto
vzacne zeminy, prerazajdce az ma
povrch zeme, co poskytuej uz a.
oeiam krasny obraz Okrem toho
nasty sa tiez loziska lnanganu ze-
leznej rudy.
- smdtok "a Wilsonom. Poeas
odumretia byvaleho prezidenta
Wilsona celej Cesko- -Slovenskej
republike IA statnych budovach
vialy cierny zastavy ma znak smf-
tl1u. PRECEDENT Masaryk menom re-
publiky vyslovil srdecnu s1strast'
americkej Wade ako al pani viii
sonoFej. Ministerska rada .mall
,ihimoriadRu smutoen1 sch0dzu. Y
Prahe idnc vykonavane boly smtl
tocne poboznosti. Pc celej repub-
like tRzane bo1y prednasky o W.
ztame Wilsonoyych idealov.
- Bankroty aa slovensku. spis-
sko-belanska Uxes,la banka (pred-
tym Belanska sporltef'na1 pezia-
dala ndtene vyrovnanie. Aktivy
obnasaji 1,657,52O kortin, pasivs'
ale 2,O85, 1861 kortn, nekryta ztra-
ia 523,229. Tstav pon1ka yerite-
Pom Is proc. vyrovnanie. " Po-
prade liehova a skroboya tovaren
VILLAIN Krieger vypovedala' ne
schopnost platenia poziadala o
n1tene vyrovanie. Aktivy obnasa-
i1 lots, ,s29 kor., pas1vy 2,5O5, ,45S
kor., nekryta ztrata je l,429,63D
kor. Firma pondka 35 percentove
vyrOvnanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-29

POZOR! % % a ] my
dh' hh II
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Nn jmnyMl ID #.4
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-07
PLAIN TYPE OF BLOUSE
FOR THE TAILORED SUIT

Blanche Hyde, of the Extension Ser
vice department of the Agricultural
college, writes nm interesting article
that no doubt will interest the home
dressmaker. She says:
"For the plain tailored suit or the
suit, plain type of
blouse is desirable. One of plain
white silk which can be easily washed
is q good investment and useful for
many occasions. In the cotton ma
terials dimity makes good semi
tailored blouse, while il voile is. used,
come lace trimming is generally COM
bined with it, giving more elaborate
effect.
AS some of the new skirts do not
extend to the normal waistline, but in
stead hang from slightly above the
hips, blouse to be worn with such a
skirt must be cut amply long to blouse
easily at this low waist line.
When buying an over-blouse, especi-
ally of some thin material, get one
which is long enough to blouse slight
ly over the finishing band and in which
this band comes down well over the
skirt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-07
BLAINE GUTHRIE VICTIM
OF JUNCTION HOLD-UP MAN

Grand Junction News,-
o. T. Gothrie, the tailor, was the
victim OF hold up-the first reported
in Grand Junction IN recent months
the other evening about TAO in the
500 block on Grand Avenue. The
robbery was committed By two men,
and the victim was relieved not only
Of his money, about sl2 in all. and =
small check. but also his watch and
chain he wore. his comb, knife and
other possessions. In their haste to
jerk the watch chain. the thieves lost
the watch. as the chain broke, leaving
the watch in his pocket.
The men were standing near . tree
rs Mr.. Guthrie approached and both
pressed guns against him to enforce
their demand that he hold up his
hands. They then pulled him back in
to the shadow of a nearby tree and
went thru his pockets
The victim reported the robbery to
the officers and gave a good descrip-
tion of the men who committed it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-07
BEAUTIFYING THE HOME
GROUNDS BULLETIN OUT

Signs of spring are in evidence-at
least one of them-the seed catalogues
are beginning to arrive, and the most
popular indoor sport these days is
burying your nose in n seed catalog.
The men folks may be interested In
things grown on the ranch and in the
garden, but it is generally up to the
female of the species TO look after
the artistic end of the game-beauti-
flying the home grounds, planting the
flower beds and otherwise making the
outside part of the home delight to
the eye" For as some poet has said:
FLOWERS are the alphabet Of angels,
whereby
They write on hills and fields mysteri-
Gus truths"
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-07
ON .HE-FLIRTs-
(By Marceline DaAlroy)

Shallow mems hearts
Are like showcases;
In them you will find
Many women--most OF them young,
All Of them beautiful,
But NONE Of them-WISE.
These men collect hearts as other men
Collect objects darts,
But their chief pleasure
Is in acquiring them,
Not in possessing-and they soon tire
And the lovely lady who
Believed herself This ONLY love"
And entered his heart
As into q sanctury
Finds it more Ike . morEue,
Where many others before her
Have died Of neglect
Nortifed, she threatens
To leave him It once,
Bat though be spee1s gently,
DQes not deter her-for his eyes
Are upon . new conquest
Wheh one man males I woman suffer,
An other nDen PAY.