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WILSON ADDRESSES
SHE'S READY FOR THE CIRCUS
51
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EAGU
n
PAIN AGES YOU
, Sloans for
rbewnatism
lumbago
sciatica
neuralgia
sprains
strains
weak backs
stiff joints
AteUdruj;stt',3Sf.0, !.Q
Stoats
Linimeniisa
Warns Fees te Bewaro in His
First Formal Address
Since 1919
DENIES LEAGUE IS DEAD'
Waihtiijclen, .Tun. 1(5. D.vlarinjrl
nf.pw his eentlilcnee in the "vltallt at t
the iAntii' ei NiitlnnH, former rresl
rient Wilsen yesfrrdny wnrned nn Jin-
' prenintii pntlirritijLT et IiIn lieme en H
(Ktrcet tiiiit these who oppeMit the
I., ncue would I:iic te "loeli net fur
i tl.ejnM'iw.j."
It wt Mr. WHuen'n llr.' furinnl
Tee. 'i inee hi- lienlfh broken ilewn
j.-'i'ilpjnhr 1W. 1!)U, nt Wieltltn. Kan.
Mr. Wll'eti eneke te full)- iWOO per-i-nhs.
1ii criiwili'il the liwviiH nrul pave
ment! for (i Me.'k iireiiriil the luue. At
1 'ait Jutlf 't 1" iTewd hud innrelietl
tnun tin- Xiitlennl Thrntre, where earlier
n the afternoon. There hnl bevn n j
.-cat iK'Mionstriitlen in honor of "Sir.
Wilsen.
Tl.c ir..iMs.:.Ti'tinR in the theatre wan
'w the lmriie-f of ursntilKitii; the I1-tr!..-t
f CnliiinMa iir'Cieh of the Wood Weod Woed
nn WIUnu t'oandrttleii.
J"v r!e I'MwtiI HiL-sel' presMed,
n:rl thore v.fri Hjti"'he hv Hamilton
Il.'lt. Ir. .Sa::.u.'l T. Kl-et. Colemd
Ji.hn 'IVir.ple (iruviv ntnl Sam irl
tie-. iiir-. A htuse be: was illled with
wmiulcl eldiei'M from Walter Hwil
lliiviiltnl, a'id ether buxe iw well a--"iit'
en tlie .li!je wtru eu'uplcd by
r tnineiit Demoerntie men and ve-nen. ,
iiKiudltiR l'nit"d States Srtiuterj und
ter.iifr Lamnet enieer.
(ie.il of I). C. Drive Is $33,000
1
H ' J9teSi .
LiiMrHHiaArn ucn
I
MIm Agne.t Dren
nan, ene of (he
"nulmals" te np
pear 1 n the huge
rtiertis, a pax-t of
the Teer Illchanl
C'ltilb's annual
.Velte. It v-ill be
spaced tomorrow
nUht at (he Helle
uie-Strafferd
UN IS KILLED
BY PLANE ON ICE
Homo-Made Craft Runs Wild in
Crowd at Red Bank,
New Jorrsey
HER BROTHER LOSES ARM
P
Mr. Wllen. who had first steed in the
strength and a long lifu of hupplnuss
and MiecPM."
Uamllteti Helt t-f.iii mat if the spirit
manifested at the meeting here yesterday
wan lx-liiK phuun in t!i ferty-elcnt
.States of the Union, the !$l,O0t),O00
suiisht would be oversubscribed many
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S.-..I.IHIO, I ... . ..... A I......... ! .A ...l...l..lLA....1 t,,. i:.n ntnlunut M I u .
mtlr'. X wU'lnpten theninshfRre.s I He looked w n.ri- he ,1I. in the r...,,",i.t"l,,," .hV'a" ..t,U'"t' h.?
.i Vl..mitn rintnh..- nf . n-COHt V IUlt)lMlll( TUlOtOLTnT)! UlMCtX OH '"'V: ' " ' """""ft V""""1 ." ""-
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r.ieiiueiii mm 10 me me ana slm(0w of the Colonial perch pillars,
vor el Mr. ilsai'. v hose flnir- I i n. ... i..... ...-I. - ..
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..raped portrait adorned the ftniw. i Ri10tc,i re(,UCflt flPm t)l) cr(1W(L T1e
.wl JlWi?!'! ,"f'?.,i,w . -, . ...., effort, but vas net assisted by the
..-VIV.;:!"c,fS..VrSI,i.:"r .V.'i. """"I i JuiiwheW attendant until the demon-
riM ,, ;i?i 'I A- u.llluaLtu.l imtv IS
Wc. kJis ThetormreetiVInltch
OtOpS T wlWjuicklj-UreUereaby
ltclllllrf nppiilna liefer fstirinr.
CtTil!' Dr.lIcIrtenEesm-r Clint-
DIITl WMt Onuef Df.5IettaV
I Troubles raaly Itsajs ji.
LI3r.Hobseii
NKczemaOiiitinexxts
netida : Il'ttrri. of f.-eia. and ! th.- doerstei.. of the S street hes, en hi . I . "" ,'K"' t.",es "" !?,";
Wals!.. ,.f Mentana. Man Oe.ne- "y-nmi WrthilM. ,11 ey. s were "' ' - j; ": "H'elt iai"
iiMr m.-mher- of (Vnc-ess attended clear and he spelf erisply. in a voice I x ..,,"? " "T i . i .
., ,, reimi.irs et i eiij..is.s unci luct. . Brnn.. vbleh M-irlie.l il He Im made a reat cx-rn'Miknt.
- -omdatlen nvKIr.S and joined in ,'r h nIj rtren.. v leh r,. d the , sJ m pmmi, n(b,n Ijlk(,
in (.einoiiKtrntlen later. euwhw m tin en i. j. iini t.ie , ummtle he haq feuiht a ci-eat
The. eonvieMon of the former Pi-sl- -V?". t I. e n"Hhr .?l ,: Brj t. , &Wlh 5am
lent that the Lchruu of Nations htilll"""-' "'""',' '"""'" " ""' ."r ' iin with him -iml be counted." i
,.!i u !,v .,!,. i ,i, r.n. .-.t Rtcp. murhed him aimrt from the 1- "'' ;'''' il'm;mu .r''r'l.V' ,. .,..1
rnm.ifind wih i-nnrei. in reHiione te . sc" ,"1 " ' . .... District of Uel'imbla will be owned nt
Is Your
Kitchen Ware
Shabby?
Even with prices lower
than ever our Annual
January 20 off Sale is
new en. This means 20
off the regular tagged
prices.
Numberless aluminum,
glass, copper, iron and
tin ware the Miller qual
ity, all of it, and with the
Miller guarantee, tee a
real saving for the careful
housekeeper.
Ice chests, kitchen cabi
nets, spotless topped
tables, etc., arc en the list.
Phene if you cannot
come. Deliveries made
o-emptly.
welcome evteniiifl in behalf of the1 ire Mtirer p.eanure tvi!eli the oe-I ,.,.n ff,nf..,v r.n.1 mttntin tnv dm
hreiis by Snniucl tiempers, president easien save him appeared in the faee of week. Itehvrl X. Woolley, formerly of
t.f the Amerlean Uederatien of Laber i the former President, and he lingered ns tle InterMatc tkunmerce Commission
ami uni of the "lading spirits in l!.c Ions as Mrs. Wilsen permitted him te nij chairman of Uie local committee,
f. -judutlen project. drink In the cheers of the crowd and U0,l that from neon until 1 o'clock te-
(iratllled bv Itecerilien yoeiferens ir.imitestoMen et Reed will ! ,iay would be -Wilsen hour," when
..w ';!.;;, ; ,T1J. ..i ... 'fL,r i,In i,lcultt '"1 h,lM r1"??.- ;en lD inl believers hi his policies will he given
Mr t.emp.ra and Mlew c thens. the face of a new order in WaM.ini.ten ' the opportunity te come forward with
"'""I1,. V m i?c' s i Li U . n'"1 pv,,,0"ce " :npletlen of n new i "widow's mite or millionaire's check."
weight of his left side Mlghtly lestlnc pregrum for the settlement of world
en h cane, I neeu harulv tell you affair).
that Mich a demonstration and the i-vl- ' ,.lilrril n "Mr Plv:lIln',
denee of friendship makes me ver; ' ,.. ',"" "S Ir 1T,I,,ent ,
lUpr)V. "S e have net eensed te remember
"Tliere can le re doubt of the vital- .v". B. begap Mr. (lompers. "or te
ity of the League of Nations. It wi!'. feel in our minds that wc should nudrets
take care of itself. These that den't r ' Mr. President,
regard it will have te leek out for! "Today we have held a great mass
thrmwlvcH h.i that I have no r.nnre. gathering in honor of you. sir. and tti
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1'en-tfi.ti or nnvlety ue that score. My gteat aenievemenis which tiave come te ' ,1,,,,. public welfare, 'lb'-ral
eniv a;i"ty h te s.w our people turn jeu aim 10 our pcopie. , t, j t nR(j ,, . tlir0UKh justice."
iiivi. iiiiT iii nn- wmii uiicviiuii null -it is net neccssarr new te reic i -
much les te make uuntlen of the pur- ' n, ... nn. , rer nr muaeuIMP
pescM for which our great gatlurlng. PLAN COLLEGE OF WASHING
was called together. It w.-. veluutarv - -
in "';f;'"y, ld;:s',ul1'; '''''; VLaundrymen te Establish Scheel for
e ir aeilvities are ami will be direct. d , ,
Isae the world understand, net iiemcers Near v-nicnge
! New I'erlt, .Tan. 10.- A meeting Willi
j he held in this city today at Town j
Hall as tin- beginning of a campaign i
fe raise $1,000,000 for the Woedrowj
I Wilsen Foundation. licginnlng at neon j
i contributions will be received toward
I the fund, th" income from which, it i
explained, will W hum! te endow awards '
ler "mentorleuv i-crvlce in nenait ei
i.ieve with irrtsistible force. I than
you heartily for all this. I tin .net
rte-'erve it, but I enjoy it just the
Mime."
The s.-tting in wiii.'h Mr. WiUen
cpi'ke was iniiiresive. l-.r.rly In the aft
te
fcankiin
ernoen automobile le.ided with persons , merely for today, that tlw prlin lpb-s Pittsburgh, Jan. It". Seientille in
who hud be.li told the demonstration and the ideals for whldi Woedrnv ,,,,": :,' i,ln.l..rir u'H be clvrn in
Wilsen ml aiel lives whl e en ai.il , , , 7 , .... ,, ,
en and in time shall be nvegnlrwl as permuntnt seheul te be esliliUsl.ei
the guiilliig spirit of the whole world. near Chicago, according te W. U. Fitch,
"It would have ilorie jeu geed Mr. one 0f the members of the beard te
President, te have heard il, sentimint .... , , ,, . , tV, tn,,
e::pre.ed in that great gathering. May whiea has been del( gated the task of
I say this: that the psychology man!- making p'.ans for the Institution Hnd
frste'd clearly that the l.eacr.c of Na- which hrld a conference in the William
tlens is net dead. " " ' 'l'.nn Hetel here. Mr. Pitch explntncrt
Applnuse (ireet1? Slatnneut 'teduv that impertunt leseareh v.erk in
Here applause broke into Mr. tleai- '' i"unilry industry has been done in
pcr.V speech, and men in the irewd111"" "1,nn leltute of the University
waved their liats wildly. of Pittsburgh und that it will be con-
"And that whether it he in a small "nueii uhu-t un- ui i i" '""
act or n treaty, or whether it be in n ,Ir' wcrs National Association until
treaty or live, or wiirtlitr it be'1"" "'' n'ueui l ri'"-V,i , ,
,n t,e n,.tien ,.f tl.,. vnri.i !... "Tin American Institute of Lr.un-
. " ""I v. - . . . . -. ,. ... .,,.. ,.
leiing nas neen lorinee ie vmuuiisii an
Mas ie taxe piace icgan :irr:ing in the
vleirtlty of the Wilsen house, and the
former President and members of li's
family 7. ere apprised of what was com
in;. Th. n. archers, headed l.y a band
playing "Onward Christian Se'diers."
and augmented en route by hundreds
who l.aii net attended the foundation
Dieting but appeared eager te pu
flbute te Mr Wilsen, urrhed about G
o'lle.'k.
Mr. fieinj.ers, who had spoken at the
r.-etln,' and had expressf,l iimse!,! for
cibly upon the Ix'hgue of Nations In a
eulogy of Mr. n ilsen ..s the originator
I'
pact or
among
. . . . - m nuiiii: ,iu Lilt
et . nenu movement ler jKMiee, was ,nitllll Ml,.,, IlUf. been taken, and ou
l iiu..ii-ii t'j..u.i 'in .ur. il"Ml niilir
In the doorway, clad in nn everc
pushed f.i.'vnrd ib Mr. Wilsen Hppeurrii ,;. l,uve laid the way. and il.e League institution, Hiipperted by the national
"""'. I of Nations must L- iln- actual living i association, where iaum.r owners may
Heuscfiirnlshmg
Stere
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........ . HI. i ... I II--. . r. , . , a l.,,.,jl..rt f a,lMl., hl...... '
riiiB u m. i ui linn ir.oreugaiy pre- ' opportunity anu organization la eur'R" il pcrieun ui i.n..r..t i...i....k uiuhk .
imici iu .ii.vj" me tiT;u!is n;m uu- general inc. n-.,-uhhi ....i.. .us a... m,
.dress the crowd. i "T nm nure. sir. without further I of the progress ..being made in ether
Kyes Clear and Volie Clear
Mn,. Wiben steed with her husband women hen- ascembl'-d,
I general Utc. "'"" """ " "" ' "", "
1 "I am sure, sir, without further or the progress t being made in .
trespassing upon your time, that I ex- Hn" of activity, satd Mr. i itch,
press the opinion of th men and the "The school will be Ie-uted in or
have Chicago.
near i
Xf.wl..,.. l(ihitfnl.i,I..L ...III l.n '
11Ull.,4 ...WW. .,.'. n... ,. l.;
thi-ougheut the il.monilrutIen and was ' nia'rehed all the wav from the National provided and the school will also help
visibly nffected by thu enthusiasm of , Theatre, where the great gathering ' te develop the technical side of the
, the crowd. IWerc Mr. Gemners spoke w-ns held, when I wish jeu health huiI I lauudry business."
NV-w Yerk, Jan. 1(1. Mrs. Timethy
It. Hounihan, of lied llank, N. J., wae
kilhrt yesterday by the propeller of nn
nirplnne which had n'lehtert en the lee
nf the North Shrewsbury ltlver nt Ilcd
nank, In th ntldt of Fevtrnl hundred
people who hart conic te the. river te
skate ntnl te watch the icebenln.
Sirs, Ileunihan's brother, Lawrcuee
Cenkiev, trleil te p.ill hid nfster nwny
fcem the blades and the propeller cut
off his right nrm Just below the elbow,
while mere than twenty men who hnd
tried te seize the circling machine wcre
Knocked down by the wings r.s It
twisted te ene side in the wind rniwrt
by tli" propeller. Nene of these, how hew
erer. wnn hurt.
The lindane, nfter sirlklni? 'Mra.
'Hounihan nnrt (Vinkley, went nhenrt
I several yards before the ftvlntcr, .Tnmen
Casey, of aiircwsbue'. could get Inte
1 the pilot scat and hrinr l( te a step.
The uivhlcnt canned fremepdeus ex
citement nmenz the ernvd that filled
I the rive and lined the bank skating
I nml watching the Iceheals slip up and
down, nml a djwn women fninted and
j had tj he faktn home In atitot.ieblles.
i The skaters left the center of the
, river dear for the airplane. Cancy
j brought the machine te the ice nn'd
jumped from the pilot Pent. The
i sknterM, together with many who hur
ried out ireni rue bnnK where they had
been watching the npert, gathered
around the machine, several hunting In
number. The river la Bhnllew at the
point where Casey landed his machine,
and men who Knew the Bhrewsbury.
were afraid that the ice might brenk.
Mrs. Hounihan wan brenthlng when
several men reached her nfti-r (hi nir.
plane had been stepped by Ciucv and
she was huriicd te the office of Dr.
Kdward Tield, but died a few minutes
1 later. Conkley was sent in an auto-
mobile te the Memeilnl Hospital nt
Monmouth, where his unu was ampu
tated nt the shoulder.
Oasey s machine wes u home-made
one, censtructtd by him and his
brother after he hnd returned from
i' ranee, wneve lie served ns an aviator
with the American Army. Thev had
been using the airplane fe talie up
passengers and the machine was a
common cii.Mgh sight te the Hed Rank
and Shrewsbury sectien-i of New
Jersey.
Casey ilew above the lee jnchta and
skates en the North Shrewsbury for
several hours yesterday, with excur
sions ever the nearbv towns and weeds
coming down te within 100 feet of the
ice from where his friends wa-.cd at
him. During the late afternoon Casey
drove his machine en the ice acht
cnuree several times and .they circled
ever the heads of the skaters prepailng
te lnnk1.' a landing.
Phizes Inte Greup
Twe or three of these men went out
and told Casey that the ice was dan
gerous for such a large crowd and for
such a great weight as bin airplane, and
.in neii unu ie mite uie machine away.
Kven as they spoke the ice began te
crack and bend, net enough te mnke it '
particularly dangerous, 'but enough te.j
give u warning of what would happen '
if tin crowd stayed together. Se Caey '
decided te 11 y nway. j
The crowd in front backed nwav and
left a path for him, and he cranked the '
machine, starting the propeller. An- I
parently Casey had left the throttle
open, ler the airplane rtnrted lcferi I
he could climb into the pilot neat. It
plunged crally te the r!?ht, where Mrp. '
lleut.ihan, her two children, her hu- J
land and her brother were sumding. I
Hounihan sehed his children and shoved I
them back out of danger, and Mrs.
Hounihan nnd Conkley started te fel- '
low. but they wer tee late. I
The propeller struck Mrs. Hounihan. I
knocking her down, ripping almost nil I
of her clothing off nnd mnngllng her I
body below the neck. Cenklcy's arm !
was caught in the w'hlrllng blade ns j
he renched ferwnrd te reach his sister
and drng her out of danger. '
A number of iren tried te selzn (he
wing of the machine and bring it te n I
step as the crowns fought te get out
of the way of the whirling propcller,
but the airplane tilted te the right again
nnd began te go nreund in a circle,
knocking down the men who had tried
te held the wing.
Casey was arrested and later held In
1000 ball en a charge of manslaughter.
MlMlMiMiiil
January Sale
Wilten Rugs &c Carpets
Yeu have been awaiting this announcement our
thorough preparations make it well worth your while.
Exceptional Values Are Offered
in the well-known French, Hardwick and Bundhar
Wilten rugs (from our own looms) and en all grades
of Velvet, Axminster and Tapestry Rugs and Carpets.
Representative of these values we quote en our popular
grade of
Durable as Iren
a
Sale Pvice
$9.75
15.00
26.00
32.00
Size
27x54
36x03
i.6xG .
4.6x7.0
4.0x9 . 39.00
4.0x12 T52.00
0x9 58.00
0.9x12 77.00
8.3x10.0 85.00
Size Sale Price
9x9 , $77.00
9x12 92.00
9x13.0 116.00
9x15 128.00
10.0x10.0 U2.00
10.0x12 ..' 128.00
10.6x13.6 145.00
11.3x12 128.00
11.3x15 160.00
The variety of patterns, the astonishingly wide
range of regular, extra large and odd sizes, the splen
did assortment of colorings, designs and grades make
shopping here a pleasure and the money
saving values make it profitable
Bundhar Wilten Carpets, $5.00 a Yard .
HiUlbVICK MAGEE Ce.
I22Q MARKET ST.
a BBBSsggSBaLBESfgfflffii
Founded in 1863
The Heuse thai ieppe built
Inaugurated the One-Price System in 1881
C. J. Heppe & Sen
Downtown 1 117-1119 Chestnut Street
Uptown N. W. Cor. 6th & Thompson Streets
MHIMHI ! mill
, m;-.' i , j '" '' "'V' if X
genuine
rf
.s
Oli;e Kline, the cele
travel contralto, t'n her
library. Mism Kline
makes recertlu exclusive
ly for the Yictrela.
We have outfits at
Heppe's
sell
Victer
Victrelas
At Heppe's the salesmen
will net try te sell you nn
inferior talking machine
in preference te a Vic Vic
trela. We Bell only the
best in every line, hence
we sell the Victrela e:c
clupively. Aa music ex
perts we knew the supe
riority of the Vktrela.
all prices. Cash, charge
Extraordinary Piane Sale
All the pianos taken in exchange during our Christmas season have been
rebuilt and are new offered for sale. Each instrument is guaranteed for five
years and exchangeable at full price paid any time within one year. Here are a
few sample values:
Steinway V
Piane Ebony .
' account or rental-payment settlement accepted.
A few Heppe Victrela Outfits
Victrela Ne. IV, $30.10
wlUi 6 10-Inch deuble-face records
Pay only 30c irecMy
Victrela Ne. SO, $oe.l0
with C 10-Inch deuble-face rcceras
1'av only tl weeMy
Victrela Ne. 80, $110
with $10 werUi et records
i Pair antv fl.SQ xeetklv
Victrela Ne. 90, $13G
with 1 10 worth of records
Pay only Jt.TS ipciMi
Victrela Ne. 300, $205
with $1C worth of records
Pail only (S weekly
Victrela Ne. 130, $375
with 126 worth of record!
I'ay only tS.11 teefcly
prlK h tl Cable & Sen Upright
$195 ' Piane Muheguny. . $185
Rutlcy Upright Piane j Jirgg3 Upright Piano Piane
Ebony 85 j Ebony 160
Hardman - vDecjicr Bres. - Upright
Piane-Ebony 185. Piane-Walnut 185
Jacob Bres. - Upright I Chickering p r i g h t
Piane-Ebony 145 i Piane-Ebony 180
Bchr Bres. - u p : i K h t ) wdlingtenv p r i g h t
Piane-Ebony 165 ! Piane Walnut 225
Cable & Sen - Upright i7 k Vprleht Piane
Piane-Mahogany .. 185 ; Walnut 235
Steinhauev - Upright , p L. rf ht riane
Pianofahegany .. 135 Mahogany 245
jsosieu riane te. i p-
right Piane nlnut lg5
Schumann U pright
Hcppc
Mahogany
Hcppc
Mahogany
Heppe
Upright Piane
$315
Upright Piane
305
Upright Piane
Hardman Grand Piane
-Eben' $345
Weber Concert Grand
PInne Mahogany. . . 295
Billings & Ce. Upright
Piane Walnut 135
Decker Bres. Upright
Piane Ebony 110
Rencnt Upright Piane
right Piane Maheg- Mahogany 245
un" 575 1 Hcppc Upright Piane
Stuyrcsant Piane Ce. 'Mahogany 395
Player - Piane -r- Maheg-. De Itivas A Harris Un-
Mahogany 355
Gee. Stcck & Ce. Up
right Piane Wnlnut 325
Masen Hamlin Up-
any 88-Nete 495 1 right
Stuuvcsant Piane Ce. ' any.,
Chiclcrmy V priuii t Pluyer - Iiane Maheg- Francesca
Piane Ebony 1 65
Piane Mahogany. . 240
Royal Upright Piane-
Mahogany 250
Piane-Oal: 185, TJprightPiano-Ebeny 125
""J11' Pi Winthrop-M pright
-Mahogany .... 195 PlanoMahegany... 193
Lester Upright Piane I .' lue
Ebony i qr Halle t & Davxsl pright
New Yerk Piane Ce.-1 We-Walnut 225
Upright Piane Mnlteg- Henry F. Miller Up-
any 210 "ght Piane Walnut 245
Leenard Upright Piane Hcppc Upright Piane
Mahogany 225 Oak ..'. 290
any 88-Netc 495
bchemacker Angelus
Player - Piane Mahog
any 88-Nete 400
Mendelssohn Player Player
Piane Mahogany 88 88
Nete 325
Aeriela Player-Piane
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MANY OF US slip along through LIFE, half assum
ing that FORTUNE will take care of us ALL our
days, whether we conduct our LIVES sensibly or net.
Won't YOU-just THIS WEEK-face the FACTS of
LIFE, and ADOPT certain SAFEGUARDS which
mankind after many centuries has found WORTH
WHILE?
Tuesday, January 17 Thrift or Bank Day. Te
stress the importance of having money in the bank. A
living bank account is as important as a"living wage."
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Wednesday, January IS Budget Day. Keep a
simple record of what you spend and you won't
need te spend se much.
Thursday, January 19-LifcInsurance Day. Give
your family protection that will live en after you.
Friday, January 20-Own Your Own Heme Day.
Having a geed bank account is the first step in buy
ing a home.
-scgStrl Saturday, January 21-Pay Your Bills Promptly
HEfzszi " "- w -"; ursu requisites te business success
uuu uie respece or your tellew men.
Sunday, January 22-Share With Others Day.
Great men are generous. This attribute of greatness,
at least, can be yours.
Monday, January 23, Make A Will Day. Don't
turn your family adrift without a rudder when you die.
We shall be glad te give you further information or
counsel en any subject connected with Thrift Week
Ask for a copy of our booklet, "What America Owes
branklin It will tell you things you have never known
about him, and about his very important achieve
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