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iHh ærntt A Subscription, $1.50 the Year. LENTS STATION, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, 10R !HE YOUNG FOLKS they are, don’t you think they rve ARI.ETA TO HOLD COMMUNITY ST. PETER'S CATHOLIC CHVRCU the best treatment?” MARR MEETING. The boy did not answer for a mo Tho decorations of ths altars for ment, then he »aid, “i spose they do, A Scholar’» Morning Prayer. The prugram for the community Raster called forth much, praise. but—," mass meeting to be held in Arieta Banka of potted and cut flowers Upon the morning stillness. “Wail, dear When you say ’please,’ and ’thank you’ to Joe’s The little school bell sounds. school, April 28, at 8, is as follows. almost smothensi the entire sane- mother and to Billy's, is it because Orchestra, Arieta school; report from turary. Mrs. Grsssena was In charge. And calls us to our studies, you think their mothers are better To school where work abounds. Plans are tentatively being made child’s labor commission. Mrs. W. L. than your mother, or their sisters Wilson, re|M>rt from woman's protec for the proposed new churrh. Whether Dear lord, receive our offering, better than your sister?" The day for us liegun, tive bureau, Mr». Sadie Orr Dunbar; the entire structure will be completed Carrol started up. “Well, I guess not—not for one minute. And if any court of domestic relations, Mrs. Ada at ones or the first unit finished will > Its tasks, its toils will comfort, fellow says so—” he doubled up his *Twaa “all for Jesus” dont. Jolly; girl’s glee club, Franklin high depend on the financial ability of the fists and his eves flashed. school, “What Our Churches Have parishioners. Mama smiled. “Then, why not treat The poster ia aeehing far and wide : We think of thia— oh, surely. Done in One Year,” Mrs. Edna Hall; them to your very bool manners, son ? The thought with strength ¡1 You want to be a gentle lUeman always, "Have Our Schools Succeeded?" 1. A for a half dozen of teaching Staters don't you? Who is the _J very nicest fraught. Melcndy, "Improvements Pending," to take charge of the parochial school ‘■ar?” gentleman you know, ^e: Chari«« M. R om ; “What Can Wo which will be erected as soon aa a It winds a charming halo Carrol answered «ntl __ __jhóut hesita Around each victory bought; Do?" 8. F. Ball; “Our School Situs- teaching staff is svallable. Owing to tion, "Why, papa, of esurae.” Bought with some pain and struggle, Hot," Frank L. Shull, school director; the greatest demand in the history of “Then, why not try to be like pa- i>a? He never foi-gets ‘i to say those With many u pang oft won; Boys’ glee club, Franklin high school. the Chuivh in the state« for nun« |o unnecessary little words you think » _________ , immediate succe«« to problematical. But oh, the joy of knowing —then why should yoa? If he ssks Woodcraft Circle Tonight. Twas “all for Jesus” done. The card party of last Saturday you to pass the bread, he always say The regular meeting of Woodcraft was a very pleasant affair. Sixty ‘please* and then ‘thank you,' doesn’t circle No. 596 will be held Friday persona occupied playing tables. Then with our hearts all glowing, he?" evening, April 28. - All members are “But he always napembers, mama, Our eyas on Jesus turned. The Easter offerings showed a I don’t believe he ever forgets, as I ««quested to be prevent, aa business ( greet Increase over last year’s; in We make our little offering, do," said Carrol with a sigh that of importance la to be transacted. And know His smile we’ve earned. seemed fact, the parish income steadily to come from the toes of his A »hurt entertainment will bo given | grows. We go with loving fervor. stubby brow n shoes. immediately after th« regular moot To study, write, to fun. “Do you know why he never for The present rectory ha» been sold gets, laddie? Well, first, because he ing with two adjacent lota to M Henry, And when the day is over, knows that his very best manners launch own will be served. A num- i a moat worthy member of the parish. ’Twas “all for Jesus” done .ought to be for those he loves best, her of visitor» from other circle« are ’ and secondly, because be has always H Aim ST NOTICES. expected. At our last meeting Neigh LITTLE THINGS. used these words. You see. Grand bor» White, Orton and Puyton had mother Day always teamed on them, Sunday school, 9:45. Good music The importance of small things has so he has been used to them since charge of the entertainment and luncheon. 1 and claaaea. Church worship, 11; been pointed out by philosophers over childhood. If he had not been trained so carefully, he might sometimes for The entertainment consisted of a 1 pastor’s theme, “God’s Judgments." and over again from Aesop down- get.” Juniors, 3; senior prayvr and business ' wards. “ Great without small makes potato race, the prises bring awarded ‘ Carrol started up amiling. “Just 8:30; awning services, 7:30. a bad wall,” says a quaint Greek as I did at Billy’s bouse the other to two young ladies from Monta villa meeting, 1 muaic and aong service. Sub proverb, which seems to go back to day. I said, ‘Give me some meat,' and A short prugram of readings and Good ' “The Blessed Ufe.” i cyclojican times In an old Hindoo you should have seen how they all music was rendered and then came ject, ■ The annual business meeting and story Ammi says to his son, “Bring looked at me. And then I told them the call for luncheon, which consisted I know how to say *piease‘ all right, election of of fleers took placo me a fruit of that tree and break it for I thought maybe they would of chilli con came, rolls, coffee, cook- the ’ Thnraday evening, April 27. The open. What is there? ’ ’ The son said, think I didn’t have mnch <>f a mother, iea and pickles. re|>ort showed both Sunday school and “Some small seeds." "Break one of and 1 wanted them to know you are "* 1 ■- i tho church had made a 100 per cent them and what do you see?” "Nothing, just as good as Billy’s mother sny LENTS SCHOOL NEWS. ” increase during the past year. The my lord.” “My child,” said Ammi, day. ‘‘Yes, dear, mothers and fathers The baseball team «cored an easy church is now self-supporting. "where you «ee nothing there dwells are often blamed because their chil victory over the Kellogg aggrega a mighty tree.” It may almost be dren forget or refuse to do the best tion Haulier, of the Kellogg team, Star Electric Coaipany Incorporates. qutstioned, whether anything can be they know. Do you see now that if you are always to remember the little wat hit hard, while Limbach, for the Tho Star Electric company has been truly called small. ways that make life more pleasant, locals, pitched steady ball. Lenta incorporated by A. E. Mullineuux, L. “If then, you wish not to be of an you must practice them at home?” romped home cheerfully with the It. Mullineuux and C. M. Barlow. The angry temper, do not feed the habit: Carrol started up, a mischievous score 15 to 8. capital stock is 12000 and head throw nothing on it which will in smile on his face as he started for A praclKgame was played on the quarters at 6338 Foster Road. crease it: at first keep quiet, and the kitchen, and his mother heard Lenta school diamond last Friday count the *days on which yeu have him say, “Sis, please give me my with Arista. Lenta won with a «core WiU Have Daily Vacation Bible School not been angry. I used to be in pas cookies. Thank you,” and then she heard her small son pass on to his Under the auspices of the district sion every day; now every second play, feeling sure that he would of 11 to 10. Until the sixth inning Lents led, then came a nearly dis Sunday school association the Daily day; then every third: then every never forget again—.«elected. astruua inning. Arieta’« men brought Vacation Bible school will hold ses fourth. But if you have intermitted IS YOUR NAME HERE? in one more run than lx>nts had. Ix<nta sions in the Arieta public school build 30 days, make a sacrifice to God. For^ lied the score in the seventh, and did ing from June 20 to July 7. Mrs. J. the habit at first begins to be weak in Hebrew, means Beloved not allow Arieta a hit. Lenta put a J. Handsaker is principal; Mrs. W. L. ened, and then is completely de Ormandy, registrar, and Miss Aimer man on baaea, when Richard Hubler Susan is Hebrew, a Lily. stroyed. When you can say, ‘I have Alma is Ioitin, the Kindly. put the ball over the left field fence Hollingsworth, publicity chairman. not been vexed today, or the day Guy is French, the Leader. for a home run. Earlier in the game Mrs. W. A. Pratten is chairtnan of before, nor yet on any succeeding day Margaret is Greek, a Pearl. Selmdian Roth had put one in the the finance committee- Eight churches during two or three months; but I Job ia Hebrew, the Mourner. same «pot. As every homer brings an are actively interested in the school. took/care when some exciting things Rachel is Hebrew, the Lamb. ice cream cone, both boys received Mrs. Handsaker is now completing happened,’ be assured that you arc Paul is Latin, the Small One. Edwin is Saxon, a Conqueror. her staff. theirs from Mrs. Chick. in a good way." Lionel, Latin, is a Little Lion. The girl « of Mnts school played a "The great man," says Emerson, Clara is Latin, the Bright One. game of baseball lust Thursday with Martin Eberhart to Be Buried. “is he who in the midst of the crowd Hugh is Dutch, the Lofty Man. the Woodmere girls The score was The funeral of Martin Eberhart of keeps with jrerfect sweetness the ser Martin is Latin, the Martial One. Gilbert is Saxon, Bright as Gold. 20 to 30—not in Lent« favor. - Eberhart Bro«., grain and feed mill enity of solitude.” Jacob is Hebrew, the Supplanter. The girls in rooms No. 16 and No. men of Potter Road, near Ninety-sec- ' And he closes his conduct of life Lucius is Latin, the Shining One. 18 have organised volley ball teams. ond, will be held tomorrow at 2 from with a striking allegory. The young Ernest is Greek, the Serious One. Other rooms will organise later. the A. D. Kenworthy undertaking mortal enters the hall of the Firms- Peter is of Ioitin origin, the Rock. Muliel Dillman in captain of room parlors. Mr. Eberhart died in Emman , ment. The gods are sitting there, and Eunice is Greek, the Fair Victory. Florence is Latin, the Blooming 16’« team, and Marie Henry of room uel hospital Thursday morning of i he is alone with them, They pour 18’s. blood poisoning, caused by an infec on him gifts and blessings, and beckon One. Leonard, German name, is Lionlike. The circus seemed to draw mos^of tion of the hand made three weeks , him to their thrones. But between Ruth is Hebrew, and means Beauty. the athletes from Thursday night's ago when a hay hook broke the skin. him and them suddenly appear snow Sophia is Greek, and means Wis meeting of boxers and wrestlers, as Interment will be in Mount Scott Park storms of illusions. He imagines him dom. Arabella is Latin, the Beautiful Al not many were present. cemetery. Mr. Eberhart’s widow, self in a vast crowd, whose behests There is a contest on book reports Arline, and 5-months-old daughter, he fancies he must obey. The mad tar. Sai-ah, Hebrew name, means Prin among the 8B grades of the Port Bemcice, are the immediate surviving crowd drives hither and thither, and cess. land schools. Pupils arc to give five- relatives. Rosamond is Saxon, the Rose of sways this way and that. What is he minute talks on a book, telling why that he should resist? He lets him Peace. Caesar, Latin name, means Hairy DEATHS. they like it. The children are urged self be carried about. How can he Man. to »-rile book reviews. Two of the think or act for himself? But when Agatha is a Greek name, the Good April 18, Jerome Moran, 56, the clouds lift, there are the gods best are to be selected and read at One. brother of Sister Mnthlldo of Hamil tho library, Last year Failing school Isaac, a Hebrew name, means still sitting on their thrones; they Laughter. stood first and Woodm re second na ton, Canada, and Joseph Moran of alone with him alone.—Citizen. Oliver is of Roman origin, an Olive Clare, Mich. Funeral was held Mon having the best reports, Tree Tho 8B boys are finishing desk day from St Peter's Catholic church. J VST HOME FOLKS. I.ucy is the feminine of the Isatin At 3933 62d street, on April 2'2, lamps that they have been making in I Lucius. William S. Harmon, 76, husband of manual training. sav Edith and Editha aro Saxon, Hap “I don’t see why I have to NV Room 20, the 8B's, won the attend Amanda E. Harmon, father of W. E. •please’ and ‘thank you’ just at piness. Douglas is Gaelic, signifying Dark ance record thia month for the seventh of Estacada, Adelin M. Kingsley, H. home.” and Carrol Gray flung him Gray. self into a chair, a frown on his D and Glenn, all of Portland. Fu and eigth-grade classes. They had usually placid fo.vhend and nn angry Daniel is Hebrew, meaning God is 1)6.6 per cent of attendance. The neral services were held Monday in look in nis brown eyes. Judge. James is of Hebrew origin, the class got out at 2:30 ns a reward. the mortuary chapel. Interment Mult-, He was cross, very cross, indeed, because big sister, Louise, refused to Bcguiler. Mrs. Chick, the 8R’s registration nomah cemetery. give him some of the fresh, delicious teacher, ia justly proud of her pupils’ cookies she had just taken from the Children Running Streets Become William S. Harmon, attendance. Criminals. The funeral of William S. Harmon, oven, when he came in from school Two moving-picture shows were as hungiy as a bear. “Keep the kids off the streets afte 76, of 712.| Fifty-third avenue, was “He wouldn't say ‘please,’ and ho 8 o’clock,” Mayor George L- Oles of held Wednesday In the school audi held from A. D. Kenworthy’s at 2, didn’t thank me for the big slice of Youngstown, O.. advised patents re torium. Hie afternoon show will begin April 24. Rev. Mr. Owens officiated bread and jam I gave him awhile cently. "I don’t believe in nrreeting promptly at 3, and the evening per ago," Ixiuise explained to her mother the kids for violating the curfew, but formance at 8. Afternoon admission who was btisy mending a big tear in the parents. Amo« Wise. Carrol’s coat. is 10 cents straight, and the evening "The time to nip outcroppings of Amos Wise, who died at the home "I don’t see why a fellow has _____ to criminalism and bad citizenship is in admission is 10 and 20 cents. Mr. My ’ please ’ and ‘ thank you ’ when he of his daughter, Mrs. John Rogers, the short-pants stage. I was going Hunter’s orchestra of 15 or 20 mem- is at home,” again came tho boy’s to say the short-skirt Stage, too, but bens will render music in the eve- just south of Kendall station, was defense. I remember now that some ladies of ning in addition to the moving-pic- buried in Multnomah cemetery, April Mamma looked up from her sowing advanced years wear skirts as short lure entertainment. “Little Shoes" 27, at 11 o’clock. Rev. Mr. Oster offi geavelv. “When would you say ‘please5 as the 10-year-olds. The way parents and ‘thank you’ dear? Surely you allow their children to roam around is the feature film, and “Blowout ciated. say them sometimes, don’t you?” at night is nothing short of scandal Rill’s Busted Romance” is the comedy. "Why, of course. I say them when ous. • Della Re Schuctee. The proceeds are to be applied toward I go to Billy’s house or to Joe’s, you "The streets have become a train The funeral of 17-year-old Della Re know.” the purchase of a moving-picture ing ground for jazz, drunkenness, im "But why do you say those words, morality of all kinds and disregard Schuetee, 5704 Forty-fifth avenue, machine of the domestic virtues Jf the parents was held from the Laurlwood Metho then, Carrol?” “Oh, I—I guess just because the won’t do it the city will put the boys dist Episcopal church, April 24, at 2 Lad Emulate« Boid, Bad Man. rest do. And I guess I know how to and girls to bed at the proper time. Special Officer C. N. Anderson ar P. M. Hav. Mr. Finley officiated. say them, even if I don’t want to If one patron isn’t enough, we will have the council buy us several rested Joe Norton, 9635 Fifty-eighth Many beautiful floral pieces banked bother every time.” "Listen, dear,’’ and mamma smiled avenue, April 22, in front of the the casket. Interment was in Mount up into the face of her 10-year-old more." Grange hall, Lents, as he was ap- Scott Park cemetery. boy. "Who do you think are your The wooden brigantine Essex, the paently about to steal something heat friends, the people away from BIRTHS. home, or your own folks ? Who loves flagship of the American fleet which from an automobile. When searched broke up the slave trade on the west To Mr. and Mra. W. G. Paynter, 7501 you the most?” tho boy had some rope, a sledge Carrol looked down at this ques coast of Africa, is to be Stripped of 48th avenue, March 31, a son. hammer and a padlock taken from tion. , I—I guess home folks." its engines and beached at Duluth as tho French 4 Bauer circus grounds. "Thi home folks are your best A. M. Elmer is now living at 8715 friends, if they love you better than an armory and station ship for Min The boy was turned over to the Foster Road. I can other friends, no matter how kind nesota naval reserves. juvenile court. APRIL 28, 1922 PRES. HARDING REPUDIATES KLAN VOL. X X, No 17 MISS Tl SSEY MARRIED. Mias Anna D. Tussey, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs. F. W. Tussey of the Rose City Van, and W. Christensen, 28, were married by the Rev. E. H. Smith of Lents Baptist church, April 20. The young people are building a home at 8820 Foster road. A wed ding breakfast was served in the Tussey home following the wedding. LENTS BOY’S BODY RECOVERED FROM WILLAMETTE. Grief stricken University of Ore gon students Sunday night at 7:10 o’clcck witnessed the recovery of the Secretary Christian Says His Chief body of William Poteet, law student, Has Disapproved of Kluxers. from Lents, who was drowned late A Ku Klux speaker in Medford, Or., Saturday afternoon when the canoe having recently asserted that Presi in which he and William Ralston of dent Harding was friendly to that or Portland, capsized in the Willamette ganization, Mrs. Frank L. Applerate, a woman of M<dford, wrote to river, near Eugene. Will Study Japan. the president concerning the truth A dredge scoop, attached to a long For the next year the Mount Scott of the statement. She has received Mental Culture club will study Japan. cable, brought up the body 100 yards the following letter from the presi At the last club meeting Mrs. W. O. below the scene of the drowning. dent’s secretary: Ralston, wo narrowly escaped “The White House, Washington. Boon read a paper on the industrial D. C., April 18, 1922.—My Dear Mrs. life of Chicago, and Mrs. S. F. Ball, death, was said to be entirely out of Applegate: Your letter of April 12 on the city’s educational system. Mrs. danger Sunday night, but he was to the president is received. You may Ben Leaho and Mrs. J. J. Handsaker almost frantic from grief over the be very sure that any statement of death of his companion. Poteet’s the president's interest in or ap were hostesses. father, G. W. Poteet, and his two proval of the Ku Klux Klan is a brothers, George and E. W. Poteet, See Photoplay. complete and egregious misrepresen tation of the president’s attitude. In Under the auspices of the Arieta ' the latter accompanied by his wife, some quarters it has even been rep Parent - Teacher association. “That! all of Portland, were in Eugene when resented that the president is a mem the body was found. ber of this organization. Not only is Something,” a photoplay, was shoMTl Practically the entire student body, that untrue, but the fact in that the in the Arieta public school building president heartily disapproves of the Wednesday afternoon. School Direc i members of the faculty and many townspeople spent the entire day organization and has repeatedly ex tor W. F. Woodward spoke. pressed himself to this effect. Very searching for the body. The bank» sincerely. I^nts Dry Goods Store in New Hands I of the river were lined for miles with “GEORGE B. CHRISTIAN iR., Sam Farah has taken charge of the searchers from daylight until the “Secretary to the president.” Lents dry goods store, which J. A. search ended. Students went eight PREACHER RETURNS Teeny has been managing since the miles down the river. Leith Abbott CASH OFFERING OF first of the month. T. G. Samuel, was in charge of the search and KU KLUX KLANSMEN former owner, still is residing in President Campbell and Dean Colin V. Lents. Mr. Farah is a former resi Dyment of the school of literature, Kamas City, Kan.—The identity of dent of Arieta. He is unmarried. science and arts, took directing parts. three masked and shrouded men who Sorrow pervades the campus. All wore the regalia of the Ku Klux Klan Gardners Salting Salmon. official functions scheduled for the and entered the Washington Avenue Brother L. H. gets ’em. Brother A. early part of the week were cancelled Methodist church an the evening of April 22, remained a mystery today. N. buys the rock salt to put away and some of Monday’s classes were Pushing aside an usher at the door, those not eaten fresh. That’s the called off. the men offered Rev. G. Frar.klin partnership at the A. N. Gardner During Sunday many floral offer Ream a contribution of money. He asked them to take off their masks jewelry shop. L. H has hooked seven ings were sent to the chapter house and identify themselves and when so far this year, the largest being 34 of the Sigmi Chi fraternity, to which they refused he returned the money. pounds (salmon, of course), from the Poteet belonged. Th klammen then departed Willamette river at Oregon City, and Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Ralston, parents the smallest six pounds. of the student who was rescued, drove PIONEERS GO TO CHAMPOEG from Portland Sunday to be with Sta ting Battery Station. their son. Seventy-Ninth Anniversary of Found' George L. Roth, 700 East Ash I era’ Day to Be Observed. Poteet’s body was sent to Portland The 79th anniversary of Founders’ street, is starting a battery service , Monday. Members of his family day will be observed May 6 at Cham- station at 9109 Foster road, May 1.1 reside at 8056 Fifty-ninth avenue. poeg on the Willamette, near St. Paul. He has been employed with Harper- Members of the faculty sent a Judge P. H. D’Arcy of Salem, former president of the Oregon Pioneer as Burg, Willard battery agents fpr wreath to Portland for the funeral. sociation will be president of the day Multnomah county, and will handle Poteet was 24 years old and was and a program of music and ad the Willard battery here. Mr. Roth bom at Palouse, Wash. dresses will be given. | hopes to find a suitable home in this The steamer Madeline has been ! district. chartered to make the trip from Port HELP A FELLOW FORWARD. land. The boat will stop at Wilson Mrs. C. E. Kennedy is having her ville to make connections with the Oregon Electric trains from Portland old home moved across Ninety-second Help a fellow forward, man! and Salem. street. Help a fellow all you can. When he’s out of step and slow. W. R. Beehler is a new tractor1 Courage gone, and can’t say “No,” MANY WOMEN STUDYING salesman with Armentrout - Wicke When despair comes sneaking in. AT GERMAN COLLEGES When he feds he cannot win. DESPITE HARD TIMES company. And you know a little bit Burke ’ s Garage was a recent pur- By Dr. Wilhelm von Capitaine. More of that and he must quit— Cologne, Germany.—(By N. C. W.: chaser of a used car from Armen- Will you, heedless of his plight. trout-Wicke. Forge ahead with all your might? C.) — Notwithstanding the serious Will you take the lead, nor mind economic conditions in Germany, the John Schweitzer, of Eighty-second This poor straggle? left behind? number of students in the universi ties, and especially the attendance of street and Seventieth avenue, is work Nay, I’m sure you’ll stop awhile— ing at the M. & R. Market. Stop to help him with a smile. women, is very large There has been Stop to lend a hand to him a decrease compared with la3t year, Mra. Clara Foster of Tangent is the Who is up against the grim but the total is still quite high. Tho number of women who have guest of her sister, Mrs. William An Problem that we all must face Somewhere in life’s eager race. undertaken the study of Protestant derson of Ninety-second street. theology has almost doubled in the1 Mr» and Mrs. C. C. Bessemer are HelD a fellow forward! Say last two years. In 1920 there were 40 women matriculated in theology. enjoying their new home at Forty Something cheering, something gay, This year there are 72. The other' fifth avenue and Fifty-sixth street. Something that will stir his soul, branches in which women are largely Wake his will and self-control. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Heesemer are Bravest hearts will sometimes fail, represented, and the number studying in each case, are as follows: Law 371, to occupy their new five-room house Strongest spirits sometimes quail; medicine 2013, dentistry S19, philo at Forty-fourth avenue and Fifty And a friendly word of cheer sophy and philology 3009. mathema Oft transformed a whole career. tics and natural science 1150, phar seventh street. Have you not yourself been stirred macy 147 and political economy 1212 The Rev. and Mrs. F. J. Cope have In the pest by some good word purchased the T. G. Moore property To a stronger effort still Mark Sullivan, who knows a lot As you climbed the weary hill? about American public sentiment and at 6332 Eighty-ninth street and are Sb wheae’e? you see another whose letters on national affairs are no«« living therein. loosing hope—well, he’s a brother. published locally by the Oregonian, Mrs. Jessie Smith and daughter, And a word, a deed, is due maintains that the lack of enthusiasm To that brother-man from you. shown Marshal Joffre on his present Clara, are here from Loveland, Colo., Help him! It is Christ's own plan- tQur when compared with the very to visit Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Emmer He’p a fellow all you can great enthusiasm for Foch is a mea son of 6389 Ninety-sixth street. sure of the loss which France has suffered in the esteem of Americans William Anderson and wife, Mrs. Shiloh circle, No. 19. Ladies of the in recent months, the loss being due Grand Army of the Republic, will A. C. Gilman, and Miss Marguerite to the militaristic attitude of the French representatives at the Wash hold their .egular business meeting Tifft visited relatives at Tangent Sun day. ington conference and now at Genoa. Saturday, May 6. Rut it is hardly likely that the ordi Frank Foster of Emmett, Idaho, Mrs. A C. Gilman of Ranier, Wash., nary American who made up the Foch crowds and now refuses to get ex-‘ is visiting at the home of her parents, is spending the week with his cited about Joffre is moved by any Mr. and Mrs. William Andersen of parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Foster, elaborate consideration of French Ninety-second stree.t. Ninety-second street and Forty-ninth foreign policy. Joffre was a great avenue. figure in the war, but his star had Mr. and Mis. Fred Hodge, Byron set before America became involved; Hodge and Miss Bernice Rogers Game Warden Clarke picked up two he is far less, well known to Ameri cans than Foch who. moreover, had motored to Salem Sundsv to visit $50 fines this week, from Adolph the ¡»¿vantage of making his Ameri IJoyd Hodge, who is in a sanitarium Mathes of the M. & R. Market for can tour under the auspices of the there. handling salmon trout and from L. H. American Legion. Gardner, who caught the fish and L. S. Geimer, 4728 Sixty-fourfh turned them over to the M. & R. avenue, is having a $1000. one-atorv Market. Sleep. A child of 6 needs 11 hours’ sleep. house erected at 5504 Fifty-ninth So do all children, up to 10 years. Be street, by R. F. Lowther. 4928 Sixty- If business Is slack with you, tighten tween 10 and 17, youth requires nine fourth avenue. vour belt and go to It. hours’ sleep. Who says so? An ex Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pritchard and pert of Uncle Sam's health service. son are living at 6402 Eighty-ninth It’s better to lose smilingly than to Feyv people get enough of sleep, the street. They came to Lents from win whlnlngly. great battery charger ami builder of Nampa, Idaho, three weeks ago. Mr. He U rich, he Is a Ung, he is a ruler resistance against disease germs. Pritchard is looking for work. who has mastered self-control. When you feel “all run down and New books in Lents library are: shot to pieces,” a week in bed will do Failure U the salt, success the su- (Snaith) Council of Seven; (Walpole) you more good than a gallon of any | gar. of life. Both have their place. medicine. Lose sleep continually and Young Enchanted, (Daulton) From nature hytens the date at which she Sioux to Susan, (Freeman) New Eng The fellow who has a "drag” usually land Nun, (Dunsany) Book of Won tucks you away for eternal sleep. the organisation. der, (Rinehart) More Fish, (Snaith) Is a drag on Adventurous Lady, (Harrison) St. The business ship, now drifting, After lying exposed to the weather Theresa, (Schults) Rising Wolf. should by and by begin to steer a in the mountains of British Co!"m- straighter, better couree. bia for ten years, a gold watch was "H. Warriner, Lents electrician and store propietoo, has passed Ml city found recently by a mountain climber flood food, good habita good diges and restored to its owner, who de electrician's examination nnd has hi< tion contribute to good fudgment. And clares it to be running and keeping license posted ’n his Ninety-second- good Judgment la the raw material of street shop. perfect time.