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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
sUBAsTA.

Ante los senores Servera, Rive
ra. Sanabria y don Angel Quino-
mes Sc llevo a efecto la subasta
de los once salones adicionales pa
ia casa-eseuela en- Longfellow. y
Antcnia Martinez. Obtuvo Ia bue-
ma pro don Jose Suris Cardona.
Pronto San German, debido a los
esfuerzos del Director Escolar doe
tor Nestor Rivera y don Francisco
Gaztambide, Inspector de Escue-
las, tendra agrupadas sus escue-
las en- sitios adecuados segdn es
.el deseo del pueblo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

Nos place la yez decir que por
vez primera Sc publicara ounce
nalmente un Vocero puramente es
collar para el distrito San German
-Sabana Grande que contendra
materias titles y provechosas para
los ninos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
DE POLITICA.

Daremos pronto a nuestros lecto
res las. ideas que hemos recogido
acerca de la situacion politica ac-
tual, los que desean Ia Fusion y
las condolences verdaderas en- que
Sc encuentra ell electorate siempre
presto a eombatir, de esta ciudad,
cuna de Ia Alianza".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
t'ABALLERos DE COLON.


El Consejo de Caballeros
de Colon de Mayagiiez, en- la no.
che del Viernes, II del corriehte,
celebr6 eleceiones para nornbrar la
nueva Directiva siendo los agraeia-
dos don Herman Alvarez, Gran Ga
ballcro; don Patricio Martinez, Df-
rutado Gran Caballero, don Juan
Azuatti, Cancillef, don Francisco
Pose, Guardian, Ramon Munich,
Secretario de Aetas, don Nicolas
Casellas, Secretario Financiero,
don Higinio Antonio Ramirez, Te
sorero, Ledo. Rafael Saliva, Abo-
eado, don joss Fumere Guardia
Interior.
Sindicos: Luis Mulet, Fructuoso
I.erfa, Jose F'errer Billech Dipa-
tado de Disttito don Francisco
Servera Silva, Alcalde de San Ger
man.
Y cuando tome possession Ia nue.
va Directive Sc celebrara en- San
German una fiestecita. No duda-
mos ellos daran impulse a nuestras
creencias pues sabe1nos que todos
son personas de grandes inicia-
twas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
RAMON PoRRATA.

Ha sido nombrado de La familia
unionista para cubrir la plaza va
cante de Inspector de Obras Pd-
hlicas.
Ha sido muy felicitado.
Justo BAREA.
Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
JOSE L. ITURRoNDo.

Administrators eficiente Y bon
dadoso Sc despide de nosotros di-
rigandose a Bayamon para hacer-
Sc cargo de una planta de hielo
en- aquel pueblo. Sentimos la per-
dida de los servicios del amigo
Iturrondo y felicitamos a Bayam6n
por la buena adquisici6n. lie sus-
tituye como administrator el Sc
nor don Daniel Nadal, quien en-
otro tempo estuvo a cargo de di-
cha planta electrical.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
King testers
Make Merry
at Palace Hin

There's a lot OF fun in wilt King 3
second show Sinco his return to Seat.
tic. For Cryin' Out Loud" at tho
Palace Hip this week.
Bessie Hill has her favoritc role.
that OF an Amazon with so strong
n trend for golting. hiking, swim.
ming, hunting, etc. that sho ruins
tho health OF everyone WHO IS fool
enough to try 20 keep up with her.
VIII King 10 his funniest as her
poor, tired.out husband. Lew Dun.
bar. Reece Gardner and Arthur BE.
lasco are three admirers whose deyo-
ton serves as goad toward keep.
ing pace with Bessie. but whose en-.
ergy ig limited Claire Starr demon.
strates that the art OF flirting may
DO developed TO a finosso In her role
Of a coy French widow
Glare La Vcllc Is tho featured solo.
list and Is brought back limo and
again with her TIA, Ha. Ia" mum.
bor. Jean Singers magnetic person.
atty and pleasing contralto win ap.
proyal IN her singing OF Now York
Amt New York Any More"
Jimmie Ellard and Mildred Markle
open tho show with when You and
/ We're IL" Their voices blend with
unusual effect.
win Aubrey Is fast working his
why to top place In tho hearts OF
Palace Hip patrons. ITe slngs Dumb
Dora" Casey Jones Is Irresistible
as always, singing "Alabamy Bound"
Claire STAIRS song is "Thcro's Yes
Yes In Your Eyes"
Hcrmic King and his supcr.sololsts
offer n concert TINT tho audiences
arc unwilling to hayo como 10 a
close.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
His Recipe
for Happinfss

I w AAVFPtNtoo
Dear Mlss Grey. Talking about
recipes FOR happiness" here's
mine
| Forget yourself. Educate your.
self 10 cheer w and bmilo. Don't
DO siingy with kind words. Don't
think about your body. how 10 re-
duco II lat. how 20 gain flesh "
thin. Leave that to Providence.
Ia tho morning. when you get
up stand before q mirror, neat and
clean. and SAY TO yourself. To-day
| am going to b good. am Eoiuk
70 treat everybody an l would want
7 them 10 treat inc. With understand
Ing, consideration. kindness, I am
nor going 10 think o. myself, ail
the world - composed Of my broth.
ers and sisters. they need ms. and
, my duty - to them, not 70 myself"
In the evening, before retiring.
stand again before the aamo mir.
rot: Did l keep my promiacg Nor
Where dld falil Oh. yes. well.
lst II not happen again. Was
E0ods ! wan. An right, do Il
again. tomorrow. day AFTER. always.
Now Zoe good night, and plcas.
ant dreams.
| Whoever follows this recipe win
< 10 abls 70.
! Eat rocks.
| Forge, tho phouc number or any
4 physician.
4 Stop worrying about tho next IN
s,aiiment or any other financial
obligation;
] Enjoy everything around him Tor
herr. hts family. children. birds.
flowers. valleys. mountains, waters.
4 even cats aud dogr.
| Forget about undortskcrs at least
for the fiat hundred years.
aud maay other things. too mum.
crous 20 mention.
I am speaking from experience.
WIN someone olso Try ~ guar.
autec tho results.
Sext3
Respectfully. ARGUS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
BISHOP APPEALS
FOR HARMONY
Huston breaches First Ser
NOR in Diocese Sunday

II makes no difference how many
calls tho rector malcs on his parish.
toner's. Bishop S, A. Huston told
Trinity parish Episeopallaus here
SUNDAY, it's Tho call no didn't make
that starts al tho trouble
IL was tho now bishops first ser.
mon tn tho diocese OF Olympia.
lle appealed 20 individual members
Ter harmony and cooperation.
bishop Huston said no had heard
ministers say that they got an u
heir ideas on sermon themes rom
pastoral calls-lecturing tho next
sunday on what not 20 DO rather
than what 20 do-nerativo preaching.
no said, which should DO avoided
The installation ceremonies for the
new bishop were impressive. In the
evening there was a special musical
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
CYNTHIA GREY --,
Isolated Youth WW
Go to Other Extreme
The Pendulum Swings as Far to the
Left as to the Right
BY CYNTHIA GREY

For centuries woman in Turkey dared TO show her
face. Always she yelled and guarded in the harem.
Theg came the world war. The sultan and many old
traditions smashed at blow.
After being under the Strcest restraint throut the
ages, the Turkish women suddenly attained the new
freedom, While women in other lands fought for equal
rights for generations, the Turkish women achieved it
almost overnight.
They were even admitted to the army equal terms
with men, and now the Turkish army is the only in
the world that boast of two women colonies and
about 100 officers of junior rank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Bills Dog Is Lost
Will You Aid Hunt?

My dog. bob, has been gone
since April sg, and / thought that
maybe you could help mo find him
Ito Nag a brown and spotted t0y
fox terrier and he had a short tail
That II why We ol4d him Bob
Some folks have told me that he
has been seA around 97th and
Olive. but when / looked there
couldn't find him.
"if anybody finds him. won't you
tell them 90 call mo1 My name +
William Juneau. ana / live az ilis
SEA ave. Ny telephone number "
PR ospct 034g."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Madrona Hill Club
Planned at Meeting

Action on a constitution and nom
nations n officers By committees
appointed ~ the last meeting viii
be taken NJ ths organization meet
ing Of the Madr0na I'm Improve
ment club Monday night The meet
ing will DO held In the Madrona
school. Last Monday 30 residents
Of tho districts met and discussed
plans Tor tho club II. y. Buchanan
was elected chairman and Clyde c.
Doser, hecretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Notion SAX

silk Thread. 50 yards on spooi-,'n NJ Il,
white and large range q -
spool, &C.
Salco Sanitary Pads; pure COTTON %. ~,
IL in a box; medium SIZE p0A '''
kings Blasting Cotton; 200 yaras
spool-Nos. 40, so and 50: spool -
Elastic - Good quality N.inco s ,,,a
whltc--long stretch quais'y' 4
on bolt; zoe.
Bias Tame: irregulars OF wei.A ~
hrand-black. white and cows
on bolt; bolt sc.
Moth Proof Paper Bags; heavy = s s,i|
size e4xsx5o-for storing iurs Wv
ing; each, 69c. 80 .s,yS
Rubber Spongcs--ruund and opi0ns
each. 10c. u,cA{
Boyc Oil for all houcsho'a OK OK.
use; bottle 13t; bottles sO' ,,,s,.s|
Pins for household use; Sou IN
sharp points, &c. MI
Mending Cotton, 80 YARDS W ns St
black, brown, tan, white; ps. D,,as|
Bias Binding: yards TO the oo,s s,s. XVI
quality. black, white ana cow
zoe; 3 bolts, zoe. -,.rcllcd "
Cork Table Mats, with blue s~
terms; each zoe; for zoe. c,s1
Sanitary Step-ins of pure su"
color: each, zoe. .,.,.l ~ |
Snap Fasteners; black or h'e', !, d
smooth edges, several SIZES
card cards. SC. -, MUS
Twilled Tape; firm quality; sc'''''
BOT, zoe. -..~src-nsf
Rcdcx Paper Bags for s'v'" Are, a
proof. treated with cedar OIL '"
Seam Binding Ribbon; pure sl TX ~, ras,sd
making or lamp shades s'
colors: 7.yard bolt 19f. ,rmaS
Novelty Carriers; lace or RIBBON ,.,r eSt
good assortment of oo'ots' !, I'm" round
Drcssmal,ers' Pins in box s'f'
box. Zoe. ,,.,ehe
Main rloor--Tho Bon S'a'0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
HIGH BOYS BUILD
32-FOOT BOAT
Graft Is Launched at Cere-
mony Sunday Afternoon

Hailed as tho largest and finest
boat ever built IN America By high
school boys. tho Ches wna t0nched
sutaay afternoon at the Bgllard
city dock. II IN gs feet long.
l.. i. Bennett. principal OF broad.
way high school. Commodore Ste.
nhen ]. Green. Of tho Queen city
Yacht club. and g. W. Cook. dlreo.
tor OF tho boats constitution AZ
broadway high school. were tho
speakers 81 tho occasion. A broad.
way glrl Dorothea Pratt. sponsored
Tho launching lee cream aud cake
were served 10 spectators
Construction OF tho Chsa started
last fall. II was built for George
richardson. Of the Queen city Yach,
club, Air Richardson furnished
all materials and tho studenta did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
University Alumni
Banquet Saturday

Alumni OF tho University OF
Washington Will come homo" Mt
tho annual banquet on the campus
Saturday night. An address by
President suzznllo, vocal selections,
n jazz orchestra and stunts by vnri.
Gus clashes win feature the affair.
Hundreds OF reservations already
have boon made.
Charles Gnchc8, president OF tho
Alumni association, viii welcome
tho class OF 1926. Ben johnson,
president Of tho class win fcspond.
Tho banquet viii be held in the
Commons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
TO OPEN PARK
ow-Coyered Paradis 0
Formally Opened Tuesday

Rainier park. with is upper
rsachsa still buried IN many fost
OF snow will bo formally opened 70
tho public Tuesday.
Tho hotels al Paradise valley and
Longnlre springs will DO opened
and ready FOR tho summers busi-
moss. which undoubtedly will Ok
coed any preceding year. park CONE
papy officials believe.
Tho new public camping ground
AZ LOngmlro will 10 open % the
public on June 10. The snow has
all gone from the L9ngmirc district.
but a snow shovel has been IA uza
on The roads latwesn i.onKmirc and
Paradise. Above Nhrada falls snow
drifts 80 feet high have been
ploHed thru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
MILLIONS SPIN
BY LIGHT FIRM
Sound Company Makes 4
nual Directors ReOsa

rsysniyons auto stan.
.'Fled IN the Puget s,srs r. r !
Light company'n assefs s.. rssF
nc new annual dlrse4a-..
Tie company fas erpe,1 ~
900 in tho trsnsporta,lo51' ~ =,
past year in addition h :, ~, =. |, /
g o.. LOO editions ana improves.
by cooperating with ~.
stage lines ths report a., - !. -
now q unified transpor,s,a,,,''. M
20 mites long from ysr, ,- ~
g. 10 Portland, ORE. e,,, .,s.l'
ueaily al the territory w. ~ ?
Cascades. =" Il
Expenditures In 1924 ,,.,..
10000 on The Baker ~. I
Development. ;i.lO9.oso I + {, n
tensions. Transformer sra e |
and $4,000 on the Whit 80 e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Furnishing of 1926
Home Is Completed

Tho latest modes ln window drap.
cries nre Haid 90 hc Incorporated in
tho interior decorating N Tho 1926
Home" built BY tho Seattle Real
Estate board. Tho furnishing Of
tho home turnout has been carried
on with exceptional clre, under
tho supervision u Charles Pruyn.
interior decorator Tor the Standard
FURNITURE Co. who supplied ali the
furulAhlaga q
Tho home % open for inspection
AZ the north end or Green Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08

History Is something like a pen.
dulum. when held FAR 10 ono side.
Il swings far 10 tho other aide when
released.
That was tbs case with the Turk.
lah women. In a BRIEF period. thoy
shed their wells and became army
coloncla
And tho same Is true OF life II.
SELF.
n you restrain tho young woman
or young man 20 much IN tho daya
OF youth; n you Try 10 isolate them
too much from real life. there n
almost certain 90 come a time when
they suddenly win so 20 the other
extreme.
Tho pendulum swings az far 20
tho len as 10 tho right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08

Let PersoaaI gerptoe es,l,. .
about where 10 90 70 .pe,S :, Z
raeatlon. Complete ia,,,m,s' q
about rateA
Second J7oor-Rest n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08

$3.50 Oxford Cross Panels, in shades
of rose, blue and gold, Reduced to, Each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08

A telescope has been invented
which. although only five inches
long. VIII magnify four and hair
times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Mcneil to Address
Kiwanians Tuesday

'klvnnis. the Soul OF Good CIT
Erushlp." viii be the subject II a
talk by Father Cecil J. Mcneil ~
tho noon meeting OF tho Kiwania
club IN The olympic Hotel Tuesday.
Some OF the Seattle Indians win
talk a. tho luncheon.
all the work. The total cost. e1olu.
slyo or tho engine. was only 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08

Cynthia Grey win receive
callers on Monday. wednesday
aud Friday. from 1 20 p. m.
aud Tuesday and Thursday.
from IL TO IL a. m. at her OF.
flee In The Star building. isos
Seventh ave.
The Washington times., 1925-11-13
DR. FRANK CRANES
DAILY EDITORIAL
By DOCTOR FRANK CRANE
The CGts Wlsislters

yHE story from Chicago Of cat that failed to
its whskers
Now, we are told from the time are children
that always uses adornments Of It's ccte
holes its head will 60 IN and
important STILL if it will out afterwards.
This particular found salmon and in its excite
ment forgot to use its whiskers.
When discovered that its head fast its waing and
crashing of teeth ended only with the hurried arrival Of the
police The cat and the spirited away to an
anonymous destination and the short and simple annals Of
the cats life end.
The moral however remains and is equally applicable to
and cats.
Nature presented this cat before its eyes
open, with something to warn it Of danger.
But in for what attracted it, had forgotten to
heed the warning The result was disastrous.
In the humble drama of the cats e ignoring its whiskers
the catastrophe and the the Short swift and
noisy falling action.
man like feline is provided with cats whiskers'-
with warnings gauges and alarms They warn him when he
is in danger.
His conscience tells him when his nature peril
Aches palms, seepiness sickness the warning
of physical jeopardy.
Depressons and lapses the alarm bells Of mental
breakdown.
But neither the whiskers of the the twhiskers"
inside Of will do than Of danger. They
not like automatic sprinkler systems that put fire as
well as give the alarm. They only notify of danger
The nothing combat the Of the
the fire department refuses respond So cats
whskers merely sound warning and the individual has
to combat the trouble
The men live long and useful lives well as the
feines that prosper and powerful the that
heed "cats' whiskers.''
The Washington times., 1925-11-13

"The whole idea of a college
education is to fit you for some
thing better than the rank and
file is forced to take. What's
the use of spending all that
money on my education, if I'm
going to take a job that any
common laborer could fill?
But he won't listen to any
sensible argument. Says he's
sick OF seeing me hanging around
and he doesn't intend to support
me in idleness. So I wish you'd
give an opinion on the situa-
tions Miss Robinson, for know
you appreciate the value of an
education"
1 certainly do, son. But college
training isn't an education"
College is only the kindergarten
preparation for the REAL edu-
cation.
The REAL educator is LIFE
and the real education is learn
ing how to live with your fell
low man-and with yourself.
The sooner you start that edu.
cation the better.
No, you don't have to pick
your starting place with care.
JUMP IN ANYWHERE!
THE WATER IS ALL THE
SAME.
IT'S ALL COLD!
You're going to SILVER and
gasp and choke and make an
idiot of yourself just as much
if you dive in one place as II
you dive in another.
There's no difference in the
preliminaries.
You've a certain amount or
conceit and ignorance, freshness
and foolishness, timidity and
clumsiness, laziness and intoier-
ance to get over before you can
get down to any workable pro-
gram.
Lies got to take that out or
you.
She can take it out just as
well when you're working in
service station as when you're
working in a bank.
The Washington times., 1925-11-13

; College gives you a lew toOls
But it doesn't prepare YOU.
Only experience can prepare
And, as you may have heard
mentioned, experience is a nara
teacher. So
So don't postpone your duck
ing any longer, kid.
Off with your coat and IN you
Never mind If you're not get
ting as much as you're worm.
You'll NEVER get as much as
YOU think you're worth.
Never mind If you don't seem
to be getting a square zeal.
Abraham Lincoln, Socrates, Joan
Of Arc and Jesus Christ all
failed to get a square deal. Then
whv should you think Fate is
going to make a little pet OF
YOU?
Strike out and keep on going!
Never mind If you stub your
toe and get water in your ears.
Never mind If the other chap
gets in your way.
That's part Of the game.
It will ALWAYS be part OF
the game.
If you can't learn to adjust
Yourself to that NOW, you might
as well give up the fight.
Take things as they come and
don't hold post-mortems over 'em
after they've passed.
Learn to hold your chin up!
Learn to grin!
1t isn't what you're doing but
how you're doing it that counts
right now.
After you've learned this lesson
1t will be time to fuss over
whether you've found your true
vocation" ="
But just now your true voca-
ton consists in LEARNING
HOW TO BE A REGULAR
HUMAN BEING.
So for the luvva Mike
JUMP IN!
The Washington times., 1925-11-13

them fig leaves Adam undoubtedly complaint
to make-not ENOUGH leaves, TOO MANY.
Or you take the scientific view and substitute
of 100000 years ago for Adam and Eve in the
Garden, you also be there complaint.
The bearskin wasn't cut Just RIGHT.
days of the and the caveady with
bearskin suit too skinny you back TO the day Of
NOW with short dresses low neck and all the rest of again
TOO SKINNY.
Perpetualy men complained and have done
THEY PLEASED.
will admit that woman, last and best of created
things knows what she is about and working out i'm
portant plan.
Time and beauty changes womans constant search
ideal dress go with the ideal She will find
The Washington times., 1925-11-13
JUST 20 YEARS AGO
(Ced From The Washington Files Ago Toda
Bv WILLIAM MOORE

If any of the jolly Fat Mems
Bowling Club are living today,
we world like to make their &C
quaintance. A photo shows the
''fat men''-Messrs. Baum. Ben
nett, Waters, Roderick Harlow.
Lennon and Brosnan-nearly all
sporting luxuriant mustaches and
poke collars.
John p. Hickey, Washington in
ventor, perfected a speed boat
which would do the astonishing
rate OF IL 1-3 miles an hour on
the Potomac.
Cigarette manufacturers were
distributing colored pictures OF
such baseball celebrities as Topsy
Hartsell, Rube Waddell, Socks
GaVhRsA. aud BID ChiaS 8andaR
The Washington times., 1925-11-13
| NEGOTIATIONS
OF A WIFE
BY Helen Rowland

Rowland
We Women

We Women
TIF9E kind OF motion picture play
4 that a woman loves best rs
the one that makes her feel sorry
for herself"
When the wings Of love are
broken, there is no use trying
first aid" the most humane ana
merciful thing to do is to put 1t
out of its misery. quickly. quietly,
and permanently.
Before marriage. looking for a
husband is a. sporting proposition
after marriage. it Is just a walt
ing game.
Sometimes, a new wife succeeds
in reforming" her husband SO
completely that his friends are
suspicious Of him.
Most men are willing to admit
that they owe their wives lot
even though they may regard 1t
in the light of the French Ma
tional Debt.
Apparently. the bright. enter
prising. modern young woman
will never die without an offer OF
marriage-eve if she has to make
1t herself.
Most men have a charge account
with their wives. in which they
are credited with a lot more wild
and wicked things than they ever
did and twice as many good and
noble things as they ever dreamed
Of doing.
A man usually has to be re-
minded of his birthday-but 1t
takes all a woman's philosophy.
will-power and mental science to
FORGET hers.
Love is what you MAKE it! 1t
can be no higher than your ideals.
no stronger than your faith. no
fairer than your dreams and no
sweeter than your illusions.
The Washington times., 1925-11-13
SAP AND SALT
BY Bert Moses

To start a scandal, all you
need do is lift an eyebrow or
shrug a shoulder.
Time Is merciless. It let's you
live about so long and then kills
you.
Belts have taken much of the
responsibilities away from the
one-time suspender buttons.
Do more lifting and cut out the
advice. This will help the boss
to see something in you.
A course in common sense
would probably produce better
results in school than a course
in rhetoric.
Consider the short-armed man
whose back itches!
If you are afraid of losing your
job, you probably will.
form feel bigger than the orator
himself.
In choosing a beau, the mod
ern girl prefers one with a car
rather than one with a job.
Good things are too scarce to
go around and most of us have
to take anything we can get.
Moses took forty years to reach
the Promised Land, and thus es-
capped being arrested for speed
ing.
Hez Heck says: Some marries
out O. curiosity, some out o. re-
venge, but widders and vs1oWers
out o. habit.
The Washington times., 1925-11-13

looks well And after ALL the that everastngy want
ing woman to look best and BE FASHIONABLE is that
husband
The Washington times., 1925-11-13
SAYINGS OF WISE MEN

source of nobler actions becomes
extinct in him. -Auffenberg
Conscience is harder than our
enemies,
Knows more, cusses with more
nicely. George Eliot.
Labor to keep alive in your
breast that little spark of celes
tial fire called Conscience.
George Washington
Plain truth will influence half
a score men at most, nation,
while mystery will lead millions
by the nose. -Bolingbrokes
The Washington times., 1925-11-13

TNHE strongest principle or
growth lies in human choice
George Eliot
Better to be driven out from
among men, than to be disliked
by children. Dana.
Take not his name, who made tiny
tongue, in vain;
1t gets thee nothing and hath no
excuse. Herbert
He who does not respect con-
fidence will never find happiness
In his. path. The belief in virtue
vaniTAs frow his heart. the