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Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-20
TEN THOUSAND CLUB
INVITED TO ATTEND
YUMA CONVENTION

Mrs. .. j. BradsiI:, president o!
the Imperial valley district of won.
ems clubs, has. received an invita-.
tion from the Southwest distrist of
women's clubs, Yuma, Ariz.. ad.
dressed to all of the club women
Of this district, inviting their ~
tendance at the three dav conven-
tion of the Arizona Federated Wom-
ea's clubs. which convenes, Marcel
20, q and 2S at Yuma.
The most interesting dav Of the
convention, ia the first day, Wed.
nesday, March %. During the after.
room session, there will be the art
exhibit at the Elks club house. where
al of the sessions of the convention
are to be held. Turing the art ex
Albit, which is to be only the works
Of Arizona artists. Miss Hester
Hunter of Tucson. A-lz., win give
lecture, entitled Literature of
the Southwest. Mrs. VIII Kitt Of
the art department OF the Cnivcrs:
" of Arizona. will give a talk on
q Art Appreciation.
'-.t.fi' - s-ts--bit and lectures.
there n-ii aa the art tca, ~ which
Mrs. y" 3. NcCiure. s.. p-aniuoat
club woman of Yuma. an d Wall
hno7T1 N 1h,s valley. : to he the af-
fetal hostess.
Thursday will feature q program
7ro-,s0~e1 II tl'o pubfi, r-isg-p do
a~--12-2- and a inta~1 G7nas t--ra-
II 3a cleTstinr .ae Aoyies = ~
-- 1a2---er aE c-el.r- q. -ra
A11z . g CciI45as 49-l.
or ree Ie-9Gat ss b- 1-
v1i.~E Mrs r. r. johnson. -7a.
he '7cuet Wiz he followed * an
r 'oca Go-e-.-0z- --e---
ta Convection a-@==z ~ee..
e-.- at roco. WA election &c -,-
dung s1e ror-a- session
nd r-72n br t1s op
-e 6euartre en-.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-20
-'ce---- . - Card Party
LcEr.t At Club House

sre 0l7re 70 n-
a- da-e- paroles --.o- = ne
dance nd bridge 7e-~- -5-,
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~r Re auspices IF the -1ar.e
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ard s--.-.
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Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-20

ceed slowly il the matter of further
Indebtedness. 1t was for these reas-
ons, he stated, that he had voted
against the proposition before and
would do so again at the present
meeting. He was furthermore,
against the voting on bond issues
by non-taxpayers or non-property
holders.
\ final appeal by Leo Hetzel and
statement that this is the time for
civic improvements when labor ma
terials may be had at reasonable
costs, preceded the vote by the coun-
ell.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-20
Founders Day Program,
For Missionary GrOuD

Mrs. Harry f. Kincaid was host
cSs 10 the members of the Methodist
Missionary society at the recent
r.eetirg held at re-, Aome. 645 State
avenue.
Mrs. A. L. Kniss was in charge Of
the program which was on Found
tr's Day" celebrating the >anuiver,
sary of the founding of the church IS
foreign missions. Dainty refresh
monts were served by the hostess at
The close of the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-20
Thursday, March 20, 1880
Attend Training
Meet AT Brawley

Frank Beyschlag, farm advisor,
and George Winwright, assistant
farm advisor, attended the recration
training meeting held last night in
the Brawley high school gymnasium.
Folk dancing and games suitable for
farm eenters, for All clubs and for
other rural community organizations
occupied the evening.
These recreation features have
been introduced at two farm center
meetings with very good results, ae-
cordidng to Beyschlag. Attendance
has increased and much enthusiasm
has been aroused by the innovation.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-20

IDA BAILEY ALLEN, noted food spe.
1 cialist, has writtenea wonderful little
book;-'Ihe Modern Method of Prepar-
ingDelightful ulFoods"-containing nearly
800 carefully compiled recipes for every
occasion. Send o cents (stamps or coin)
to the Corn Products Refining Co., p. o.
Box III, Trinity Station, New York CITY,
and you will receive your copy postpaid.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-20
Visitor Compiin1eRted
WITH Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. Frank Bowles was hostess at
a pretty Iridge luncheon given yes
terday at her home, S75 Euclid ave.
nue, in honor of Mrs. Harlan Johnson
of Golden. Colo, who is the house
guest of Mrs. philip Knights.
A color scheme Of pink and green
was employed in the dainty table
appointments and decorations, covers
being lair for Mesdames Howard
Morgan. O. W. Afflerbaugh, Pereie
Thacker, Charles Ferguson, Earl
Trey, Philip Knights, the guest of
honor and the hostess. ssf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-20
Social Rrevities

! meeting of tle Tta-a---c sec
zen tbs a.l..-- .-1usa1d
40 : -asn0r-eed ser, -'eaz-daE.
" 49, 25. = u . 'clo5z = - h9me
Ms. Ross 7. Ficlle oy.i ssss
1ef@ 1Ee year " he cdmplsted. q
52.s.sLe et49i z pot luck .t2nabE1n
s.--.- .-e rTed. al neon, . f'i.
81. end Mrs. Herbert Low3ar-
milk are entertaining as the guests
II their home. GIG Olive sverpa.
Lr. eaG rs. RI. G. vdermilk Of
SAN lego. who are cnroute to VIII
*. where they win reside
in tha fuure. =.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-20
YOu're--37
And Fading
HOW LONG CAN YOU HOLD HIM
Delightful New Vanishing Cream
Containing True Buttermilk
Makes Many a Woman
,.r Look Years Younger -sss

Get small quantity at any phar-
macy, simply asking for Howard's
Buttermilk Cream, and massage 1t
daily into the face, neck, arms, and
hands. The directions are simple
and it costs SO little that any girl
or woman can afford it. Your com
plexion must quickly show decided
Improvement or your dealer is au-
thorized to return your money with
out question should you be dissatis-
fled.
No matter whether you are trou-
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around the mouth and eyes, coarse,
sallow, faded looking skin, or sim.
ply roughness and redness caused
by wind and sun, you will find that
all these trials quickly disappear
with the use of this old-tasnioned
beauty recipe brought up to date.
Howard's Buttermilk Cream is,
sold by all good stores on positive
guarantee Of satisfaction or money
back.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-20
Open Discussion
On Auditorium

Continued from Page l
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-20
Items Of News
About TheTown

.Irs. Fritz isart4ei made q flying
trip to San Diego yesterday, being
Z passenger on one of the Stardord
airline planes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Slaughter OF
san Diego, were business visitors in
II Centr1 today.
Miss Audrey skipper is confined
70 her home, 800 Brighton avenue.
1oday with a slight illness.
Herb Norris returned last night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
TEXANS RATE
ALL-U. S. FIVE
Thompson Brothers, Athens
Stars, Selected BY
Officials

CHICAGO. April 5.-tF-Athens.
Texas. placed its two brother stars
on the All-National prep team chosen
for the Associated Press by coaches.
officials and sports writers from
the ranks OF SO teams competing In
the University Of Chicago's twelfth
annual high school cage tourna-
'ment.
The other positions were scat
tered among teams from Corinth,
KY, Braseiton. Ca and Jena. Is.
The team:
Fred Tompkins. Athens. Tex.
right forward.
Dave Lawrence, Corinth. KY
left forward.
Jack BogEs. 5raselton, Ca, cen
ter.
Benny TompEins. Athens. Tex.
right guard.
Mslcolm Wade. Jena, La, left
guard.
Honorable mention:
McGinty. Wheatland. Wvo.: Nc
Dewitt and williams. st. Johns
Academy. DeIaf'eld Wis. DOUGHTY,
lena. La: Rowland. Athens. Tex:
Thrasher. Braseitnn: NcCloud. SO.
MINNEAPOLIS. and =. Lawrence, Cor
NTH, Ky.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
TAMPICO INVITES LOCAL
GOLFERS TO TOURNAMENT

president Of the Brownsville Cham
Der Of Commerce and attorney for
the Mexican Aviation company, has
taken this matter I'D with Mexico
City officials. The chamber OF COM
merce, as well as officials Of the
country club. ~ anxious for
Brownsville to participate In this
tournament In order that further
friendly relations with Tampico.
In addition to the golf tourra-
ments, there viii be a dance Satur-
day night, April 18th; also q Te'-
Dansant at 5 p. n. Sunday, &C
which time prizes will be award
ed. Tampico has spent approxin-
ately thousand pesos for silver
trophies.
In addition to the mems tourna-
ment. there will be q ladies' golf
match and one for the caddies rs
well as professionals
For the men there will be three
flights.
First Flight handicaps. 0-i0.
Second flisht handicaps. il-20.
Third flight handicaps. 2i-27.
Consolation. all not reaching fin
-'s. same 10 be medal play. ID
holes.
For the ladies, with handicap
tournament, IS lowest qualifying.
Consolation, al not reaching fin
a's. medal plav Is holes.
All golfers desiring to enter the
Tannr'-o tournament are urS~d TO
ret in torch with Or. Works,
George Desha. or @. g. Richard
son, OF the charber OF commerce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
KiInaped' Girl Is
Found Behind Bars

WACO. Texes. April 5-1P--
s4ysSrarlnr" az Alma F'ser. II. Z
WEBSTER. reported at Galveston
"wednesday. IS solved. Alma was not
t,Sraned. she ran away with the
nan she loved and intended to
marrv and now is in the McLenn2n
county TAIL. charged with ROBBERY
With firearms. She and Pete Finch
Of were pursued by Waco officers
after a filling station was robbed
FRIDAY night. and were captured IN
HillSboro. =.
Alma viii be 10 Me- ny. She viii
celebrate her birthday In jail unless
g,er father. <. w. Bat who was
reported on hts way here Saturday.
makes bond for her.
81 love Pete. 7 loved him when I
first met him last Saturday nieht.
7 was going to Oklahoma With hin
10 get married. and I would marry
him RIGHT now II ! could. In spite
Of everything
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
j. METERS
DEFEAT FROGS
-.eers Win Every Match;
Bell end Barnes
Shine

AUSTIN. April 5-t9-The Uni
-sity Of Texas made a clean sweep
Of its tennis match with Texas
Christian University here today
when the Steer court team captured
every match.
Berkeley Bell. contender for the
Intercollegiate title, experienced lit
lie difficulty in downing Charles
Ewell. CO, 6-1. Bells teamate, Bruce
Barnes. breezed through his match
with Johnny McDiarmid, 60. 6-l.
IN the other singles matches, Key
defeated Roberts, 6-3. 60. and Fer
ruson trimmed Isbell 60, 60.
The Frog opposition in the dou-
bles was also swept aside although
the final match was hotly contested.
La Coste and Taylor defeated Be
Diarmid and Ewell easily, GO, 6-3,
But McNair and Minchen were ex-
ended to the limit to defeat Robert
md Isbell in the other doubles con-
test. The scores were 6-3, Ga.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06

A letter has been received by d.
q. o. Works. president Of the Ccun-
try club. from the Tampico Country
club inviting local golfers to parti-
cipate In the fourth annual tour
nament to be held April II to 20.
The letter states the Tampico club
has receive da letter from Monter-
rey asking permission to allow
Monroe George. crack Brownsville
golfer. to play with Monterrey. Tam
pico advises she would much rather
have George represent Browns
Vile. It is probable George and a
delegation from this city viii attend
the meet.
Special airplane rates over the
Mexican Aviation Line viii prob
ably be assured. Judge H. L. Yates,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
SPRING CAMP
FOR BULLDOGS
Coach Ogden &c Begin Work
AT McAllen This
Coming Week
Especial to The Herald)


McALLEN. April 5-Ccach Ccw-
boy Ogan Of the NcAllen hi-h school
Bulldogs has announced that his
spring football training camp viii
begin Tuesday or Wednesday OF the
coming week. A total Of 80 e.,
have thus far sisnlfisd their in.en-
items OF entering the training scss-
Ion, thus giving the Bulldog Coaci
three full teams from which q
fashion the 1850 model or the 8ul
dog football machine.
Thirteen lette-lnln arc reporting
from the 1929 club. but the nucleus
Of the team viii probably be com
posed Of 1929 Bullpups. The re-
turning lettermen are Jackson, Al
len, Toney, Karam, Stutzenbaker.
Ernest, Modest, Hayes. Cox. Hill.
Blair. Frisby and Ward. Amonr
the Bullpups who were members q
the 1929 championship team re-
porting are WEBB. Ford, CARA, Ca
vazos, Yates, Shepherd. Allen. B.g-
Ters. S~nowd1n, Davis and Troutmar
Cowboy viii be forced TO spend
more time in strengthening and re-
building his forward wall than with
any ether item. He has an able
and experienced tcctf.-'d which can
70 anything r-,g-G i The line hcics
nut the o-r-s-.3n t~ac.lle-s. Its alb
.lity to hc1ve passes and to perform
the stunts demanded Of champion
ship football squad in unquestioned
But support Is nece-Ea-y. The CHEZ
fault in the structure OF the 1929
Glib lay IN tNe ine-il'tv CT the line
to hang On when Il bS--E.e necc5s-
orv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
HORNETS DOWN
JENA2 z TO l6
First Time in History That
High School Champ
Repesrs
BY PAUL NICHOLSON
Associated Press Sports Writer

CHICAGO. April 5.-UPD-The
Big Red Hornets from Athens. Tex
as, won the National High School
basketball championship for the
second straight year tonight by
turning back the challenge Of the
Little Giants Of Jena, La, % to 10.
1t was the first time IN the tour
pament's history that q champion
retained its title.
The Little Jena team, represent
ing a little village IN central Louis
lana, made q stirring rally In the
final period, but the Big Red wave
from the Lone Star State arose 10
the emergency and stopped them.
The two rangy Iompkins brothers
and Lucy" Reynolds. were the big
SHIFTS IN the Athens attack and de-
Tense while Big Bob Johnson and
~Sparky" Wa1e dazzled for the
fighting losers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
TENNIS OPENS
FRIDAY A. M.
Track Meet Will Be Held
In Afternoon On
Saturday

N2DCGAAA ~ a.
EDINBURG, April 5-The district
track meet will be held here Fri
day and Saturday. IL has been an
ncunced by Claude Daley, district
head.
Tennis events are to open $50
a. m. Friday with the Hidalgo boys
and girls singles champion meeting
the Cameron county champs The
finals are TO be played at 1850 p.
m. Friday.
The track preliminaries win be
Sr--n los y. m. Saturday.
The schedule follows:
l:05-hign hurdles.
l:20-l00-yard dash.
l:35-220-yards low hurdles.
2 D. m.-220-ya-ds dash.
2:45-Pole vault and shot put.
finals.
3:45-high hurd'as. finals.
3:30-ln0-yards cash finals.
3:t5-830-ynrds run, finals.
4 D. m.-nile run. finals.
4-a0-220-yards dash. finals.
S %. m.-mf'a re''y. finals.
These er-.b-e for TIE meet are
those who placed Isl. PM. Sd or
in tho -i-r'~o Cameron and
EHf'1t- cor ~ ra-ts
Tire WI be n class 3 events
sr1 r~err--~7ars who came under
this head IN the c-Ir-y meets will
rrn ~ TIE a event.
All entries eh~u'a b In TO Daley
~ Donna ~ T--esI--.
Entries mo 1i.--r events should
be made to j. Tee S.ambaugh OF
The Pharr san Ju2n-Alamo school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
DALLAS BUYS
TWO PLAYERS
WWWWWWWWWW 7
Outfielder Wilson and First
Baseman Shirley Taken
From Minneapolis

DALLAS. April 5-R-Outrlrht
purchase Of 81 outfielder and q first
basernan from the Minneapolis club
OF the American Association hy tie
Dallas baseball club was announced
tonight by Bob Tarletcn, business
manager OF the Steers.
The players are Francis wilson,
outtielder and Ernest CArule) Ehlr-
ley, first sacker.
The deals were consumnted today
over long distance telephone after
preliminary negotiations yesterday
az Shreveport between Tarletcn and
Manager Nike Kelley or the MIllHrn.
The Mtllers were playing In Ehreve-
port and Tarleton made q special
trip 10 look over the players.
Wilson was injured last season
and got into but IS games. batting
only .235. However, he was one OK
the stars OF the team In 1923 when
he clouted for a. average % .S5A
Shirley, who formerly was with the
washington Senator'S played I'm az
games last summer nc Minneapolis
and hatted $50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06

ATLANTA. April 5ZP-Rained
cut Of their chance to break the
tie established in two exhibition
Games with the Atlanta Southern
Association club, the Detroit Tigers
left tonight for Louisville, where
they viii meet the American AS
ISOLATION team or that city to-
morrow or Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
Double Bill Today

The Mercedes Lions viii play
"a double header here Sunday with
the Brownsville Mat Makers on the
American Legion diamond.
The morning game has been called
for $50 and the afternoon affray
for $3.50.
Pumareio viii hurl the afternoon
game for the visitors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
Steer Thinly Clads
Defeat ARRie SQUAD

College STATION, Tex, April
5-P-Winning eight first places
and tying one more, the Texas
Lcnghorn thinly clads nused out
the Texas Aggie track and field
team 1854 today In the first dual
meet OF the season.
Unexpected loss % both places in
the mile and discuss proved tho
deciding point, as second place I'm
these events would have turned the
tide IN the Aggies' favor.
Emmons. a. and M. gprinter. and
Cutting, Texas distance man. were
high point men with two firsts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
Athens Takes L. S. Court Title for Second Time
District Track Meet at Edinburg Friday and Saturday
Chess Players
Form Club Here

Brownsville has Q chess club
which meets over C~alderoni's
drug store each evening.
The members are planning TO
hold monthly tournaments IN
the future.
M. Landin, II. Pacheco and r.
Recio are the leading players.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
u BEAT BROWNS

KANSAS CITY April 5-LP-
The Kansas City Blues Of the Amer
lean Association made 10 two
straight over the Ct. Louis Browns
here today, winninz. 3 TO I.
St. Louis CA ....o10 600 o00-1 q I
Kansas City fAA. o02 00l COX 8 0 0
Coffman. Stewart and Manvicn:
Murray, Maley and Peters. Snyder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
ZIG HORNETS WIN
.S--IE-FrNAL 2s-15

This Hornets seekinv t~e.r second
STRAIGHT title crushed the upS.art
Cadets from st. johns Academy
Delafield, Wis, 26 TO IS In the
Semi-final.
Only during the first period when
they battled the Texans TO a two
all tie did the fighting Badger
Cadets show any signs Of stopping
the champions.
But between the halves Hornets
talked Il over and ran away 9Th
the game.
Cautious Play
Both teams played cautiously Tor
three minutes before Williams OF
st. Johns broke the deadlock with
a long sldeshot. Shooters on both
teams we're manacled. Benny Tomp-
kins finally decided 70 fling from
way out and the basket was clean
10 tie the score at 2 all at the
quarter.
Freddie Tompkins Gagged q free
throw in the second session after
which williams counted again on
a long shot. From then the half
was all Tompkins- Freddie got un-
der for a push up. Benny lofteo
another. Freddie made two free
throws and Bonnie counted again
"a give Athens an ii 10 4 lead. Hen
derson OF Texas closed the quarter
with a short shot.
Benny Tompkins took the tip OF
FOR a long gcSl TO start the second
half. Reynolds placed another In
the hoop. Then Fred Tompkins
caught the Cadets off balance Tor
three successive rebound baskets.
with Athens leading q to 4 St.
.Tchns rallied williams poked IN
\ short one and McDevitt was
fouled on an ATTEMPT which was
good for 3 points. williams scored
again and Athens lead was cut "
to II when Fred Tompkins bounced
An the final goal Of the quarter
Last Period Hot
The last period was closely fought.
McDevitt gaging a basket and a
tree throw and Fenske another free
throw for the Cadets while Athens
Md 70 be content with free throws
h.v pep Tnwrkins and Owen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06

No CO---- avNT
T~r1io-i: Ci~N vo'F've STONED
-,m~is'ring about the plaster COM
mo down.
Te--rt: It's all down now.-Pass-
ing Show.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1930-07-18
J. HARRY LEY Phone:
Anacostia, Ri. 3 MARI. 83-F-21
Washington, d. c.
LEY'S NURSERIES
Camp Springs, Md.
SPECIAL SALE OF
w REENS
$1.O0 and $500
each
HORSES, BOUGHT, SOLD
And EXCHNGED

- Start TIE New
N 10y Year right oy buying
MN your Horses an d
Mules f rom Sam
Wolfe, The Old Reliable Horse
Dealer. He has just arrived with
a carload of horses and mules
eight out of Montgomery County,
Md. Can be seen at his stables
in La Plata, Md, at any time.
Ask for Sam olfe, The Horse
Dealer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-25

sponsibility whether OF not he does It,
rather than his skill in dealing with a
rental agent. 1t certainly contributes to
solidarity In family life and permeates,
for the good, the whole outlook Of 4
family on the world about them.
you viii encounter the immediate
problem Of aiding in the rapid restora-
ton Of financing facilities up to the
point where they were before the drain
from the security markets was generaIi1
felt. hope that the impetus attained
when you have reached that point viii
carry forward into q distinct improve
ment in the second mortgage situation.
the complete solution of which NAV re-
Quire years Of effort, supplemented by
research and changes in laws"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-25

vey the market as it stands today, both
supply and demand, and to see what
you can do to widen the demand. The
commodity that you as q group offer to
the American people is dwellings, the
homes in which they live. More than
half OF the homes are rented, and for
those you may convince the owners
that 1t VIII pay to improve them.
OverselIing Is Condemned.
eff you set out to sell the idea Of the
whole house to American families, you
will AFFECT not only the market for new
houses and the demand for remodel1ng
and undermining existing houses in the
hands of individual owners, but also
the improvements that may be made
by landlords.
"The principle is becoming more and
more recognized in the broader strategy
of craftsmanship that customers should
be and should remain satisfied with
their purchases The idea Of selling a
man a house that he cannot pay for
has been justly condemned as bad busi-
ness by the great bulk of leading real
estate firms. Sound principles OF mer-
chandising are the order Of the day.
at has been suggested that the
American people are not sufficiently
well aware Of the value of home as
an investment. do not mean neces-
sarily that it is worth so much for
man to own his home that he need not
be concerned as to whether or not he Is
getting his moneys worth. There Is
real need In most communities for
agencies from which home owners can
obtain diSinterested advice. But home
as an investment differs in type from
a stock or bond. It gives q man .
bigger stake in his community and
its government, and thus helps to make
citizen of him. It makes him more
independent, For example, II he wants
to repaper the house, It Is his own re-