davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25
SPANELSKA CHkIRKA.

Touto dobou sifi .se po cele
Americe tax zvana "spanelska
chfipka." z prvnich priznakd
jmenovati dluzno zan6t a size
nj ocnf, vytoky z nosu, boleni
zad, hlavy a bolest We svalech,
mrazeni, horecka a napadna
1nava. Jako ochranne a pred
chozi opatrenf podavame tn
nasledujfci pokyny: K vypla-
chovani hrdla a vystrikovani
nosnich direk hodi Sc vyborne
Severdv Antisepsol, jehoz Sc
ma dati vzdy jedna cast ma tri
casti teple vody. V pffpadu
mrazeni cili horecky, aneb
hned po prvnim kychnuti, ber
te jednu az dve Severovy Ia
bletky proti nastuzeninam a
chripce a opakujte kazde til
hodiny pokud Sc nedostavi vol
ma stolice. Je-li pri tom take
kasel, berte Severiv Balsam
pro plice. Ulehnete do postele
a abyste sc dobre vypotili, wy
pijte salek nejakeho horkeho
napoje. Dobre Sc pfikryjte. Ne
nastane-li 1leva v jednom dnu
zavolejte lekare a cinte die je
no rady. Tyto leky pomohou
vam velmi znacne k ochrane
proti teto chripce a meli byste
je proto miti stale poruce. =
Jsou ma prodej vsude v lekar-
mach v nasledujicfch cenach:
Severa's Antisepsol, 35c; Sc
veras Cold and Grip Tablets
30 c.; Severa's Balsam for
Lungs, 25 a so cent?. - Ne
mizete-li je u vas koupiti v lie
karnach, objednejte 81 je pri-
mo cd w. F. Severa Co., Ce-
dar Rapids, Iowa.
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PRODA Sc mala farlnicka O 4
Ia pul akrech ma dlazdene ulici,
l mile cd mestecka, mestska vo
,da, plyn blizko, moderni dun O
sedmi svetnicich, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem, koupelna, zachod
lwnitr, velka barn, slepicnik,
jedna krava S teletem, 80 sle-
pic, / prase a @vsechno mensi
farmarske nacini. Budovy jsou
move. Prfcina ! prodeje dmrti
manzela. BlizS1 sdeli Emile Bo
hatka, R. F. D. 4 Geneva, Ohio.
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DrObne
Oznamky

POJcIME PENfZE ma druhy
mortgage ma 5 procent. Blizsi
sc sdeli v {. 335 Guardian Bldg.
:?
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Broadwaysky obchod
Snerovackami.

Ctena panf!
Chcete-li byti zdrava a pracovati S
potesenfm, dejte si udelati snerovacku
a prizpusoiti il svemu pohodlf a mladi-
stvemu vzezrenf broadway Corset
xavOd6. Proc byste mas nezkusila? Ma
me snerovacky cd $1.00 vyse. Taktez
name ma sklade RUNE pomucky lekar-
ske, jako pasy pro prutrze nebo pro o.
soby stizene nemocemi ledvinovymi a
jine "a mfrne ceny. Prejete-li si z1o-
toviti vlastnf oblek, pripojte Sc ma
semu kursu.
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Cleveland, o., 90. list. 1918.

Cleveland, O., 90. list. 1918.
"Svet' Printing & Publ. Co.,
Broadway.
Panove!
Prosfm uverejnenf nfze uvedene O.
znamky nejblizsfm elsie "Sveta".
V patek jsem V tomto liste oznamo-
val k prodeji akcie The United Textile
Inc, hodnote 100000.
Tfmto ohlasku onu opravuji a soucas
ne oznamuji, ze jsem pozadovane ce-
ne ucinil chybu. Kdyz psal jsem znenf
mel jsem napsati ze "a hodno-
tn S10,000.00 dotcenych akcif pozaduji
100000 a nikoli 100000 jak jsem
uctou Vas
A. Russell,
2503 Rhode Island Ave. N. E.
.-.., Washington, d. c.
Pom. adm. 'Sveta".- Tato oznamka
byla nam dOdana p. Russelem sobotu
%. listopadu 1918 We 2 hod. odpo1edne
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Ia tri dny po vyslechu AL
berta Savariho zastavil Sc pre-
de dvermi bytu Fedory Vidalo
We asi tricetilety muz beze
vseho otaleni prudce zazvonil.
Byl elegantne oden, oci jeho o
patfeny byly sky.
Ia malou chvili Sc dvere o.
tevrely a v mich objevila Sc Ma
rietta.
"Preji 81 mluviti S vasi pani,"
pravil prichozi.
"Jest teprve devet hodin,"
odvetila Marietta. Madame
tax zahy zadnych navstev ne
prijima."
"a kdo jste pane?"
"Vase pani dosud me jmeno
nezna; reknete il pouze, re "a
vpuSteni zada muz, nimz Sc
byla Madame setkala v mistno
stech soudce Gourbeta."
"Oh, to je neco jineho," zvo
lala divka. Madame jiz vas
nluvila a naridila mi, abych
vas vpustila, jakmile prijdete."
Pc slovech techto otevrela
rychle dvere, ktere az posud
byla drzela opatrnosti privre
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PRIJME Sc divka neb MIA
da zena ma vseobecnou do
-maci praci do dvouclemne
rodiny. Dobry domov pro
radnou divku neb zenu. Hla
ste Sc u Mrs. F. C. Hoffman,
{. 2749 Euclid, dvere els. A.
Tel. Fairmont 17O1-J. Vem-
te Euclid Heights karu.
11-26
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M!x{<<x<393e(3x (3xMMMNN:
Monsieur" pravi soudce,
"jste obvinen, re jste zayrazdil
Monsieura y"
"Ja? A kdy?"
"Pred tydnem."
A kde?'
"V Rue Dauphine."
"Ale, pane - pred tydnem
meskal jsem s rodinou v Mar
I seillaisu," haji Sc obcan. "Mohu
to dokazati svedky. Prave jsem
Sc vratil do Parize, kdyz jsem
byl zatcen."
"Proc jste to nerekl drive?"
Drive? Komu? Nebyl jsem
ma mic tazan - byl jsem jedno
duse zatcen a vsazen do veze
nj"
Monsieur" odpovi ma to
moudry vysetrujici soudce,
"mluvite-li pravdu, budete "a
ny propusten ma sVobodu."
"To take ocekavam - ano,
ocekavam jeste vice ="
Co tim minite?"
"Kdo mi vynahradi mole mu-
ka, jaka jsem zaziti musil v sa
movable? Kdo da mi nahradu
"a poskozenou povest? Kdo wy
nahradi mi lztratu, kterou utr-
pei jsem obchode? A co deti
= rodina mole - ktera musi-
la byti svedkem, jak jsem byl
spOutan a nasilim odvlecen ja-
ko zlocinec?! Coz mole uboha,
staficka matka, kterou muze
tento brutalni Gin policie usmr-
tit?"
"Mosieur" odpovi soudce,
"my NELL "a to, re jste byl vi
nen, svedcily proti vam jiste o.
kolnosti konali jsme pouze
svoji povinnost." :
Takovymi a podobnymi clan
ky tepana byla parizska pOlicie
parizske soudnictvi, vlada =
Savari staven byl pred zraky
Pafizanu jake neboha obet'
prohnileho systemu - a vi
bert?
Vibert, tento Glen toho poll
cejniho systemu, ma ktery tax
ostre bylo 1toceno, stall tise v L.
stranni a mnul 81 spokojene ru-
ce.
"Jen dobre tak," septal sam
k sobe, "jen vic "a cim ostre-
il, tim lepe. Savarimu pri cteni
techto clankI ami We snu nena-
padne, re posud jest chovan v
rodezreni - re dive bystre oci
pozoruji kazdy jeho pohyb =
dive bystre usi naslouchaji kaz-
demu slovu jeho. Zahy zapome
ne ma to, byti opatrnym = uci
nj chybny krok a - pax je
A policejni jednatel mlask-
nul rty a mnul 81 vesele ruce da
lie.
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<MMM3xNNXNt
ne a pokynula muzi, aby vstou
pill.
Nezli ale otevrela dvere hla
vniho salonu, zastavila Sc pole
dnou a pravila:
IVY patrne nepfejete 81 byti
nikym viden?"
"Je-li to totiz nome -"
Ano " predsini .ceka ne
kolik muzu, chtice s madame
mluviti. Cd smrti M. Vidala
pravnici a notari podavaji 81 u
mas dvere."
"Poseckam v jidelne."
"Nikoliv, tam by vas spatrili,
az by vychazeli ven. Naaeduj-
te mne."
Neni treba ami zvlast' podoty
kati, kdo timto novym pricho-
zim byl, nebot' ctenar zajiste
poznal v mem tajneho policejni-
no jednatele Viberta. A kdyz
maly muzik ten octl Sc samo-
te, rozhlizel Sc tekavymi IRA
ky svymi kolem sebe. Nalezal
Sc v jednom onech utulnych,
elegantne vyzdobenych pokojd,
slouzicich "a oblekarnu, jake
spatriti muzeme Parizi. Pari
Fan ytravi vetsinu zivota sveho
mimo domov svdj, jest hosten
vice nezli sam hosti "a jen
zridka kdy travi vecer We SVEN
parloru. Rano vstava, odebere
Sc do oblekarny, odkud speje
primo do sveho obchodu - We
Ger pride a depsSe Sc Ease do
oblekarny, aby t6iletu svoji u
pravil pro vecerni zabavu. V o.
blekarne sve straw nasledkem
toho casu nejvice a proto pokoj
tento vyzdobuje 81 S tim nejvet-
sim prepychem.
Jmenovite salonek manzeli vi
dalovych podobal Sc malemu
museu. M. Vidal "a dobu sveho
mladeneckeho zivota nashroma
zdil 81 spoustu vselijakych zvla
stnosti, jakych start MAIDEN
ci sobe libuji a kdyz pojal "a
manzelku krasnou Fedora, sne
81 celou spoustu rIznych obra-
zu, sosek a, jinych tretkI do to-
hoto pokoje, v nemz, jako kaz-
dy jiny Parizan, stravil vetsinu
sveho casu. Viberta tato zajima
va sbirka tax pocala baviti, re
pocal zapominati, jaka pricina
jej sem byla privedla, kdyz tn
pojednou otevrely Sc dvere av
Mich objevila Sc Marietta, zada-
jici Viberta, ably il nasledoval.
Monsieur" pravila Fedora,
kdyz byl k nj Vibert predveden,
"lituji, re jsem byla nucena ne
chat vas cekat tax dlouho. -
Chtela jsem vsak byti uplne
volnou. Nynf jsem jista, ze ne
budu nikym vyrusovana."
"Cetla jste vcerejsi noviny,
Madame?" otazal Sc Vibert,
sotva re Sc byl posadil.
"Ano," odpovedela Fedora,
"stalo tam, re Albert Savari byl
propulsion ma svobodu."
"Ano - M. Gourbet uposle-
chi me rady."
"A CO hodlate nyni pociti?"
Nam veliky plan - budete-
Ii chtiti pri jeho provadeni BY
ii mi napomocnou."
"Ja?"
"Ano, Wy Madame"
ooh, Monsieur" zvolala Fe-
dora, 'coz neni jedinym cilem
meho zivota splniti prani sveho
nest astneho chote? Nezadal
mne, umiraje, abych jej pomsti
la? Bylo mi sdeleno, re vam
mohu duvefovati - ia vam du
veruji - a stojim yam We vsem
k sluzbam."
PAX, Madame dilos nase Sc
zdafi," zvolal Vibert radostne,
''dilo nase Sc zdari!" opakoval,
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FARMY. FARMY.

200 akrd v Huntburg Town
ship, dobre urodne pidy, 100
akru pod pluhem, 100 akru kra
sny les a pastviny, zivy potok
skrz cely rok, Z akru psenice,
3 akry zita, 5 krav, 3 jalovice,
3 kone, 3 prasata, 3 husy, 60
slepic, asi 30 tun sena, Z svetni-
covy dunn, velka bah, a jine bu-
dovy, tuto farmu vymenim "a
jakykoliv majetek, cena $500
akr.
53LI akru v Munson Town
ship, dobra urodna puda, velka
mlada zahi.ada, veShere lar
mafske budovy a zarizeni. Ce-
ma $5325, hotove $25OO, zby-
tex ma 6 proc. 1roky.
JOS. PECHOTA,
,Pozemkovy jednatel,
11-3O 5319 Hamm Ave.
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IA TO p0malu uZ ma tech pc
Itch a lukach nebylo meze a
mista, aby ma mem nebyla sta
nula koniise, ba nektere body
sporne navstivila dvakrat j tri-
krat, behem SPORT vynorovaly
sc vzdy move move podrobno-
sti, ktere vyzadovaly ohledani
ma miste, vylohy pfedem musily
Sc hradit, anebo Sc dobyvaly s
bezohlednou krutosti exekucne
"a tn prodalo Sc, co po ruce by
10, treba semena k setbe. Ale
pole osidit Sc nedala a tax 20
jare kupovalo Sc drahe spat-
ne obili, setrilo Sc, rfdce Sc selo
a We znich pax tim sc shleda-
Ii. Sat Sc TRIAL, boty Sc procho-
Oily, aby Sc usetfilo, misto by
telneno satu domaciho kupova-
10 sc v m6ste v kramech vsecko
nejlacinejsf, ale nejhorsf. Vse-
china uslechtila hrdost stavu
rodu v Mich pohasla. Nestydeli
Sc jit dluzit penize tfeba i k po
druham, jakmile doslechli, ze
ten ci omen prodal bud' sab dri
vi, tele nebo kozu. Sli prosit %
pIjcku a az zurivymi Sc stavall,
cfm vice blifzil sc termin, kdy
/. museli slozit bud zalohu nebo
pokutu, spokojovali Sc petkou,
desitkou, ba zlatkou nebo pc
ii Sestaky - lide konecne pred
mimi utikali, schovavali Sc a "a
ypirali. "Rekni, ze nejsem do
ma" noroucel muz zene prcha
je ma padu, "de k nam Hadam,
citi hu mas gros, tax no de ma
mne vydynovat."
Hadam vejde, posadi Sc, "a
Gina rec o tom onom, az ko-
necne oklikou dostane Sc k ja-
dru penize chce. Podruhyne
zapfra, lie, vymlouva, Sc, ze uz
nemaji, to a ono, re poplatili,
ale Hadam sedi jako zimnice,
nehybe Sc. Jen ably Sc ho zba-
viii, nabidnou mu konecne
dvousestak. l s tim sc spokoji,
dekuje slibuje, re brzy opla-
ii, pro dojeni mleka, aby 81 po-
slali, zadarmo ze da, "a laska-
vost, re ty diva sestacky naram-
ne potrebuje ,ceka poslicka z
mGsta, cityrku ma pfinest, ne
mel by elm cd cesty zaplatit,
ale ted ma - a jestli by ne
vedelt, kde by dostal aspon
dive desitky vydluzit, to pro ad
vokata, cd prace ma kolky. =
Ne, nevedi. = Skoda = Ha-
dam konecne odchazl, neni po-
moci, bude Sc musit zastavit u
Roubicka, ten pujci ochotne =
jen re vysoke uroky cita, nespo
koji Sc dojenim mleka nebo
kusem tvarohu. Podpis Dodlic-
ky ma smenku nechce, jezto
Dodla zapsanou polovicku ne
ma. HUI je ma tom Martin, to-
mu uz bez Manky ami 3.d zla-
manou gresli nepdjci a Manka
zuby nehty Sc brani. Ale kdyz
Pride do tuheho, vyhraje Mar
tina hull, Manka prece konec
koncu podepise slzami vlhky
blanket smenecni. Kdyby Mar
tin sklenice es nechytal a ke vse
mu po hospodach Sc nevalel,
bylo by Dolejsim dobre. Vyde-
lali by, sama Manka troufala
by 81 vydrit ma soudy = ale
Martin je ted lenoch a pijan.
Lezi ma lozi nebo osade ma
drnu, kouri premysli a casio
nahle Sc zvedne a tax jak je,
treba bos a bez kabatu, utika
do mesta k svemu advokatu,
povedet, upozornit no, nae 81
jeste vzpomnel, co do zaloby
musi pHjit, koho "a sYedka je-
ste uvesti. A Manka skoro sa-
ma hospodari, krmi dobytek,
sece, ore - ami Martlnek il ne
-ao1hn ron chOHi NJ do mo-
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PRODAJl Sc diva domy, kazdy
pohodlny pro jednu rodinu, je
v mich vse moderne zarizeno.
zada Sc hotove $500 neb vice,
die pfani a ostatni ma splatku.
Nalezaji Sc ma E. AZ ul. We Wa
shington Parku. Blizsi sdeli J..
Holat, 1890 Washington Park
Boulevard. Tel. Union 829 R.
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Domazlicich u pisare ma pIl
stravy. Totiz pouze byt a obed
Isl platil, k snidani a veceri mel
terny chleb, tax cerny, ze Sc
no stydel ma svetlo vytahnout,
jen kudlickou 81 vzdy skyvu u
krojil, do kapsy strcil a ulamo-
wal. Ted ma jare chodi domd.
Dve hodiny cesty je do mesta,
tn cestu dvakrat denne prejde.
ENekdy smiluje Sc mad MIN po-
ilstilion, kdyz nikoho neveze
"a sveze no v poste ma slepo, ale
kdyz prsi, posta je obsazena a
marne hledi tklive oci Martin
kovy ke kocfmu, ten hlavu, od-
vraci, protoze je mu chlapce IL
to pomoci mu nemdze. Marti-
Enek unaven usedne v gymnasiu
do lavice, ulozi tasku s ucenim,
a uz Sc mu ocka klizi. O latin
lskych slovech, o clslech, rodech
a padech vyklada zkousi pan
Iprofesor, zlobi Sc ma nepozor-
neho studenta Porazila, zlobi
! Sc i ma necitelne lrodice, ale ne
ma srdce napsati mu dvojku.
Znovu vylozi tvar j slovo a by
stry Martfnek pax chape. Brzy
zvyka mlade jeho telo namaze,
ba i k duhu mu jdou cesty, tva
re jeho Sc cervenaji = vitezi
made vsim, mad gramatikou, a.
rithmetikou, prirodopisem, je-
nom ne mad bidou. Jeho boty
jsou roztrhane, jeho saty i pra-
dlo ubohe, smeji Sc mu meststi
synkove We vylestenych strevic
kach a soukennych sateckach
- posmech boil = do krve pa
Ii - a Martinek Sc media. Brani
Sc slovem, zalobou, a kdyz po-
moci neni j pesti. Krivdu msti
hned - to chape dobracky
starry tridnf professor, ktery
sam krusne mladf prespolniho
! etudenta prodelal krutost W.
smechu procitil, domlouva Mar
tinkovi, ale domlouva zda Sc
re vic a ostfeji posmevackam.
Martinek je vtipny chlapec.
vi, re korenem bidy jejich je
soud a penize re spolknou vse-
chny advokati. Jde dnes domu
is otcem. - "PoslOuchejte ta-
to-" povfda Martinek nahle,
kdyz uz ke Klenci dochazeli a
celou cestu skoro mlceli: "nase
mama chce, haz vystudyruju,
habych bull panem paterem =
hale neposlechnu ha nebudu."
/ "Advokatem budu = ha ne
cim jinym ne," yakima Sc sy-
mex, "ha potion huv.dite, jak
vas re vseho vysekam ha strej-
|cka Horejsich do houzkejch pri
vedu."
"Chlapce, prosim te mlc s
tou reci pred mamou, nebo te
kirk zakrouti. Pust to z hlavy
= nesmis ha teky necim jinym
Includes nez pampaterem -
manu- k sobe jednou wit mu-
sis, haby Sc dobre mila = ty E.
ste manu- neznas - hale po-
znas."
Al strach sci tech SLOW ot-
covych ma Martinka, strach z
n atky. >. Videl il prisnou, sta
lie zamracenou, z prace do pra
c. sc zenouci bez lsmevu a bez
vlidneho slova. Citil, ze oprav-
du by nemel silly, rici j tax ja-
ko rekl otci, co mu ma srdecku
lezelo. .....
''De pa ste Sc potloukali tax
dlouho?" vitala je matka y
"cerstva boty dolu, knizku do
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PRIJME Sc starsi muz k ukli-
zeni a ma rdznou mensi praci v
dime. Je to misto pro muze kite
~ nemize vice tezkou praci "a
stati, aneb je bez zamsstnani a
rad by 81 nsco vydelal. Plati Sc
$500 tydns. Adressa Sc sdsli
v adm. t. listu.
11-27
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PRODA Sc zanovni dunn pro
dive rodiny s dvema Lofty v Cor
lett. Pro rychly prodej Sc zada
$4,000. Nam mnoho jinych do
nd, lotd, farem v prodeji, neb
ma vymenu. Blizsi sdeli F. Hat
tan; 3642 E. 40 st.
11--29
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PRIJME Sc spolehlivy hoch K
uceni v tisk<rnS Svsta. Musi se
vykazati ze skoly propoust1cim
certifikStem. Z?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-15
CHORAL CLUB TO ENTERTAIN
Business Women's Christian League Will
Give Interesting Program at NAVY Yard

The Choral Club of the Business womens
Christian League will! entertain the sailors
and marines in the Y. M. c. A. Auditorium
at the navy yard this evening
An excellent program, prepared by Miss
May Porter, musical director of the club,
promises to be brim full of bright catchy
songs and clever sketches, displaying a great
variety of talent among the sixty five busi-
ness girls comprising the membership of the
club There will be ample opportunity af-
forded the jackies to join In the singing, and
"a shower of chocolate buds and chocolate
cigarettes will be scattered among the audi
ence as souverinrs of the occasion.
Miss Lily Hasenfus and Miss Elizabeth
Ernst will be heard in nonsense songs"
Miss Lillian Vandervere and Miss Amy
Carlile in character sketches, Miss Elizabeth
Tuft In demonstration of palm reading.
Miss Eugenia Gera in Violin solos, Miss Inez
Dorsey In readings, and incidental solos in
the choral numbers will be sung by Miss
Katharine Berlnger, Miss Violet Hasenfus,
Miss Elizabeth Hickman and Miss Nellie
Kleppinger. special feature will be
Japanese Cherry Blossom Dance" In cos
tune.
The accompanies will be Miss Blanche
Silvis Copes pianist, and Miss Elizabeth
Porter violinist. Miss Meberta NJ Maize,
president of the choral club, and Mr.. W. II
Parry, social Y. M. c. A. worker at the navy
yard, are assisting in every way to make the
affair success
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REACHING
MEN in TRENCHES
Emergency Aid Shipments Are
Arriving Regularly at the
Western Front

Members of the tobacco committee of the
American overseas committee of the Emer-
gency Aid were eated yesterday over the
good news contained in letter from Dean
Frederick w. Beekman. director of the
Soldiers and Sailors Club of Paris. Dean
Beekman wrote, under date of May "a, that
the Emergency Aid tobacco was coming in
with much greater regularity and that the
transportation facilities between Paris and
the seaports was tremendously improved over
what 1t was few months ago.
Three weeks before the letter was written
Mr.. Beekman had succeeded in getting a
good supply of tobacco through to our men
in the front-ne trenches. Subscribers to
the tobacco fund. many of whom have been
very patiently awaiting some news of the
arrival of their gifts, now receiving every
day the return postcards packed in each kit
The headquarters OF the tobacco fund and
the Melting Pot, at 1888 Walnut street. will
remain open all summer. Larger contribu-
tons received during the last week included
Sl36.S5. proceeds of dance given by the
Delta Delta Sorority. and another $50 from
the Philadelphia Turngemende. This is the
third contribution of similar amount from
the latter organization.
Contributions to and expenditures from
the various overseas funds of the Emergency
Ala TO date are as follows
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WOMEN HELPING HOOVER
IN ALL PARTS OF STATE
Miss Virginia McComb, Back
From Tour, Tells of Earnest,
Systematized Work

"One has only to travel about to learn
how alive the women are to the aims OF the
Government in its food administration work
said Miss Virginia NJ. McComb, executive
secretary of department of the women's
committee who has just returned from
weeks tour of L.ackawanna, Luzerne, Elk
and Potter Counties.
In Lackawanna County the women are
thoroughly organized and have SO system
mick in Scranton, Miss McComb presided over
is possible within twenty-four hours to get
into any home in the county with a bit Of
propaganda or new ruling for food conser-
walton. In other counties she found the
women wide awake, though in some sec
tons organization has not been so nearly
completed.
Mrs. Frank Kiser Mrs T. c. Won storch
and Mrs George Mitchell, of Scranton. are
strong forces in the food conservation and
production work in Lackawanna County. At
a luncheon given at the home of Mrs. DIM
mick in Scranton. Mrs. McComb presided over
a committee meeting which included forty
representatives of the various civic and war
activities of that section and declares 1t was
an eye-opener as to the intensive and intelli-
gent work which these women are doing
toward conserving and properly distributing
the food supply.
In Elk County, Mrs. j. f. Rutherford.
chairman: Mrs E. NJ. Bamford. deputy food
administrator of the county, and Mrs. Frank
Claussen, also Mrs Albert Phelps, director
Tor Ridgeway, the county seat. toured with
Miss McComb and held rousing food conser-
walton rallies in six towns, with the result
that these towns are now also organized
In the offices in the Finance Building in
this city, where the central committees are
at work. they are showing the same earnest
spirit as the women Of Lackawanna and
Luzerne Counties A group of college women
hold themselves in readiness for call to help
| at headquarters. Mrs. Charles M, Lee is
the chairman for the city of Philadelphia
and Miss l. G. Miller conducts the food
| demonstration work among Foreigners. Mrs.
j. o. Clark, of Germantown. a volunteer
worker, who gives her time as unsparingly
| as salaried official, has special charge of
the home recipes and correspondence showing
the need for help in using the new food
| stuffs She is also assistant to the executive
| secretary and is regarded as one of the most
efficient members of the force
Miss Helen Brownson, also of German
town; Miss Mary Kilbourne, Miss Oliver, of
West Philadelphia; Miss Lucy Lewis and
Miss Jessie Null are among the group of
Philadelphia young women who are giving
their time and effort toward emphasizing the
| efficiency of the food department of war
work.
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YORK ROAD COMMANDMENTS
Exercises at Soudertown and Arlington At
tract Large Audiences

DR.. Charles c. Ellis vice president of
Junata College, delivered the address at the
commencement of the Glass Of 1918 Souder-
ton High School. last night when diplomas
were presented to eleven graduates Mem
bers of the class were Evan Alderfer, Harold
Alderfer. William Allen. Raymond Dain, Miss
Ellen Dewey, Frederic Harris, Miss Anna
Randall Zendt and Grant Gehman The class
unusual among classes graduated from
northern suburban high schools this year-of
a membership Of eleven. there were but two
young women.
Glass Day events at the Arlington High
School last night attracted an audience of
more than five hundred people from the Old
York Road section. Eldredge Groshens
read the class history, and the prophecies
George Bustard. The class poem was re-
cited by William r. Matson, and the work
of the class artistss was by Miss Grace
Norcross and Melville l.. Williams. Glass
presentations were made by Miss Mabel r.
Kline and Edward ]. Fincke. Frank Z.
Chesterman, Jr. of Noble. made the pre-
sentation to the school. The mantle ora
tion was delivered by Claude A. Phipps.
and the junior response was by Henderson
written by Miss Eloise Roberts. and the
class yell by Miss Mary Wilson. The COM
mencement. at which more than fifty grad
yates will receive diplomas, will be held
on next Tuesday, with DIR. Edwin z. Sparks.
of State College. as the principal speaker.
The baccalaureate sermon to the class of
1918. Langhorne High School. viii be de-
liyered tomorrow, in the Ianghorne Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. BY the Rev, Alfred
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