A'Sfll'Afftf
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DONATIONS
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No donations to charities or otherw ise w ill be triad«
tog or job printing — our contributions w ill be l a W -
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WHAT OOKSTTTVTES A D V E R T W feo
“A11 future events, w here an adm issiod Charge is
collection taken is A dvertising."
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No discount w ill be allow ed R eligions ,<fr BOB4*0
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The worst of it
not require a great effort, but it doe» require a wore
tir less continuous effort. *
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: j Clean lineup; of ? person -fUjd .preuwaoa is ; tq -a >eept|in
Extent a protection against disease* A dean, healthy en
vironment hae a ’WioleatimeEffect,'while*A’dlrty.'teisahi-
' far ypr 11 viren men t is degene^aty^l fo/tq'effect —yph^fciqal-
® , Hi*ntally and morally — producing 'poor citizens. Anv,-
which wide» the; plgqdarda df- clean ¿ndt Ifealthy
llvyig will pay financially. . There is Aothing more ex
pensive to the community than fifth nml disetw4:’ “
, 4 favorable wintinttfit |qw«rd>bettor ( ty in g Mid
health has grown in this state until now there Is In almbst
every community a dleart-tqy spirit. -Art annual feleari-tlp
doesinot suffice any WAP for g clqau city »thap a yearly
bath would for a clean indlviMual/ Regular' inspection of
'ttie milk
sBchg.Ahin-
tyuns is necessnry to insure safe and clean foods. TJle
Jtre4t>, alleys and bhdktittda’.Bhoffld1'life kept clean by
continuous effort and vigilance. Jp this wa,j’ you will
raise the standard of living in yimr «©nnnuufty. iSesirable
Tom Blanton htlaself doesn’t
charge anybody, hC m entions
with a singlé act he can't justify
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Being dotty, yon m ust h a te a accordlflg to the letter of the
guardian. H ave you any money? law.
W h a t he kicks on Is the law.
Ihlto If not there’s little com petition
and
the w ay hA thinks ft Is
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quie likely, flanton states, that being used.
Cofhmistioner f 1. A. Fenning of
gress- the District of Columbia w ill
ms la be appointed.
some-
A t any rate, Blanton mentioua
place m ore'th an , l0 0 patients, now at
itivee. St. Ellzabettb’s, as his wards. ,
how-
The guardian draws, for hto
f one services, a percentage o f akd
X V , 8!
-¿afco»«. . » I t ’S
at
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tried court’s discretfdh, but B lantfu
There Is no Use In seeking
ilesale aayo h usually Is 10 per c e lq
happiness un less you are happy
Ion.
And if the ward dies, his guar In' the seeking.
dian gets a percentage of his
The thing lit right in the estate.
Popularity leavea very
midst of the District of Columbia
tim e for steady, thinking.
H ow are th e W a r and N avy De
governm ent, the Veterans’ Bu
rean, the Departments- o< J u s partm ents mixed up in what
What’s . Worse than • breakl
tice. War and the Navy and St. B lan to n baq to say" W e ll, he to a pair of. new shoes on
Elisabeths Hospital for the In points out, I f a soldier or a sail apring day? .A
sane, which the Interior De or glvtr. offense In some w ay that
isn’t punishable otherwise, St.
partm ent runs.
The importance of yonr owq
Elisabeth's Is a good place for
troubles afe m agnified, like n
h im ,
cltfd er.ia yedr Ayef
And
the V eteran's Bureau?
Oh, comments R txnlon, about
.. L ife’s am using.
People save
76 per oent of Fenning's wards so m any things to see even
are W o rld W a r veterans.
though th efe lsq’t any return
And the Justice Department'*
W h y . says Blanton, it passes on
claims involving w ar veteran's
tigh ts, and Fsnniiie's brother is
an »sslstant attorney general.
H0U810W NIN0 VS. APARTMENT RENTING^
Light is tlirown on the jterennial Jiuestion of whethBE
it is cheaper to bny than to rent, by building cost figured
contnined in a bulletin of the Research Bureau of the Na
tional Lunilter Manufuactures AAs’h; Adlpordlilg to ilicad
figures a duplex frame house may lie build for as low as
?„C< ìj B a A. cubic .{»at. .»uditile -highest.deUelned -Lama
Ouse càh be bhlit for '44'cents* High class apartments
cost 77 ¡Befits a cubic Toot, cheap ones, 42 cents.
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It would appear from tliewfigurem, that the invent medi
in one’s owjk*house of the bekt quality frame construction
would l»'abou| ni»
ag (he sum on which he would
have
i^ ta tit ili jt high-grade apartment. That
w o u y
hMae pwi»er with thè interest in his pocket
on iWTóàiAèi hktf, Ml id appiii^able to amortization of prtn-
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It 1» much easier to tell, a
man what to do than how to do
The tea l tset of A lo y M how
early he « 1 1 refuse Id let his
daa support him.
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The clerk who gats "chesty"
Is the first to" he 1AM oft when
the rush ie ls d n 1* bfef?
A ll people have a little money,
And Henry Ford has been smart
enough to g et most of lb
H es Heck says: ‘‘W here 1 live,
a gent la A fe lla / who ahavefc
every morning’ and kin quote a
lot 0’ poetry."
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Portland — 818,000 factory to
be built for Golden Medicai
«teriliaer.
Of Everett True
Uafry
doesn’t like it.
N eith er does
"rwhg."
"We w ent Into business de
fensively,'’ said
Mary.
"tye
didn’t like the way Onr pictures
Were produced, so w e organised
a producing company; w e tg ld h ’t
like the methods of dlstribation,
so we organised our own dis
tributing company,
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"We thought tie ought to have
a studio o f ’ our owd, se we
b uilt th a t.
"Mow It appears, w e eught io
have onr own theatres, and Doug*
las And I are • workidg on that
now."
Fairbanks explained that plan«
are under way for, .the formation
of a <10,00<h0Q0 corporation to
hpld sto^ k'in J United Artiatg And
other companies and to provide
capital
fpr thp erection
of
theatres In various cities.
‘*it’a an .awful bother," com
plained Mary, ns though she
V€HS
m ight be speaking of ft grocery
hill instead o f m ilhoe-donSr
transactions.
"I may he right
In the m iddle of n picture and
have to break off everything
to go Into a sm oky room" and
argue w ith A dofeti men for
four or. five hOufs. But I’ll ar
gue that long If It’s necessary
to have them see things my
way."
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Mom and
By Taylor
PCAVING
DON’T YOU FOWT THAT
S k o u t * «S un at M e - i r
K s u e ir r V'MragtxMA#?
C uban o d E « » t i x * « * -
HE A vi! HEAH*.
LAMIN OO*»N
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r KR^ 8EAB0N APPROACHES
tion in the live Pacific Coaet and Noytfi-
fpr m > ..e o d $3,500,««.tor the 127,tXMV
ipil, state;and private lands served. .«Tift»
ijUdrd in that if Isept thf -fire lOssci'fM’ ,
ÛOTH I lArtW
LÔÔkiM’ Ftfc TV
OF M'tgBTH'
ibK fed l i m i t , i n ' t o iih t t a t w f f y haM igdcM s
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Vwily th^ Weg( l^ni<o4wr pain (dfdhe
M uiuuiw ^^'M h-nim onuallylight
fall; tbs M-aeon <»|wng eai lu ' than
irtiws t«8<M Rik njouf dUngpnuis (Ife
iwBhn health ahd. $obs for mil- ’
B- It /Mi trecy waft’4 Jiudfhoas to protect
»st„ftre.
aa to impending«*
it W ImimHiUre 7
trees rron/'dieJese destruction.
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A L L S O R E W 1O V E> L A I D
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TBe mlribte a mAh bfeflha to
bp idle A« hegiaa to die.
The tw o screen lum inaries ad*
mitted that the development of
their various eeaspanles and in*
trip.
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creased business had kept them
from acting As mdeh a t they
We all do things w ithout
should Ilka. Mary made twp phi
thinking and one- la being bored
w ith life..
By Williams
O UR W A Y
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Ink has. made men more ta-
m ons th a t blood. .
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The ; two ore Mary Plekfdrd
a id Douglas H it-b a n k s ; Who may
hgra beep . hedHI of before in
another line «of • A& vRyj . 8fat
whose business maUfpalatfehs are
lik ely to bring them ns mnett
prominence as their vyork on the
screogf . ,
Interviewed in their spacious
salt« on the tog floor of tde
Rlts-cantod, the eedvUMatton re
m ained aloof from art and
olothqa and m orals and all those
things that motto .stars," are
know n to talk ab ou t—end cen
tered on the "sw inging of deals"
and such, for all < t f e wferid
like dialogue at the Rankers*
Club.
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Mrs. FalM>aiikbU"our Mary ’
Pendleton — Local telephone
— didn't look the lhaat bit busi
enelumge
haadlbw 18,880 calls a
nesslike Id her tlfm , Spruce MU
that antedated th e MUson by a
Rtotoattt n i l s — High new.
fortnight.
But ‘her speech Was
built
so replete with COMUlOreUl de >4,000 residences to * be
tails that her titlh o f "A m ends's
Sweetheart" m ay have <o be
changed to " A ttetteT s RceJWer,”
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tar«« last year sa d Doug ipadfc
one. • This yaar their coantoed
output w ill be only one, *»d that
tb fcu Mad» together in BUrdpe.
The cares of finance won’t
M*n let t h e » enjoy 6 tncatlon,
they sold. 8lnce they bare been
In Manhattan a contract with ft
German him eompany, involving
» 8 ,8 8 0 ^ 0 8 , has reached the si«-
n&ture sta te.
After an attemjjJ at three
mofaths .of rest abroad the Fair-
banlp w ill make a picture In
Germany or Southern Franco,
and then w(,l become bualneai
people again, "going on 1 the
road"
through
Russia
and
Southern Europe and possibly
sw inging over to tbs Orient
Incidentally, being no doubt
truly capable financiers, botb
Mary and
Doug confess— ei*
boast— that they couldn't add
a column of figures correctly If
the h o n o r of Hollywood depend
ed upon It.
B u t h u h lose
K now jowmw
v m i sum
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