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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18
PREKVAPlJJiCd VYSLEDKY UHER-
SKYCH VOLEB.
NEPROSEL AMI JEDINY SOCIALNl
DEMOKRAT.
MONARCHlSTICKE SNAHY NABYVAJf VRCHU.

Praha, 90 ledna. (Postovni zprava) - Demokratd
bvlo zvoleno Mad'arsku tuze malo socani demokrat
ami edny. VSe pozene nesmyslne sarou madarskou
imperalistckou polkou Madarska sechta, iak zda.
skuteGne obnoveni stach Uher vstvnm naroda
do valky Madarsky lid polovzdelany svedeny knezsvem
rmskym obnoveni monarche vd iednou snasu svych
snah nesmysne do boie obnoven
Uher iez nendze skonc nez dpnou kaastrofou Madard
bude stat svymi spojenci Jugosavii Rumunskem
naezita prpraven Vrchnf velel madar amady adm-
raj Horthy pokratuje slovne zbroeni sesiue vsemoz
ne armadu
Do vecera Jest die zprava, s aimo 1os voebnfch w
sledku Zvoleno byo kest Macdonald 80 prsus
nkn srany malorolnkn demokrate divoci Doide II
uzsm vobam nchz vetsnou so prot sobe kfes naciona
kandidati strany maoronikn Volebni vsedek sc
okresich Monarchisticka vetsna novem
mad arskem snemu bude, ak 50 yda. primo zdrcujici
Nasilnicke voby Madarsku vynuly 81 veke vitezstvi
nevetsich arsch zpatecniku ansko narodniho
sdruzenf Pres to vsak re monarch6 cee care
nezda adar uposechnou Fredricha jeho volan
obnoven habburskeho Po usaveni parlamenu ma by
zvoena prozatimni hava sa kterou navrzen bude
sary vra slovk hr Aprony predseda mad arske mrove
deegace. Fredrchova strana usuie, aby cello stu
staven byl Josef Habsburk
Mnistr vvueovani Haer promuvil Pesti miste kde
sveho kra Kare klada korunovace sb ustavu
rec p niz pravi j.: Nemame toho casu krae avsak bu
deme no mt Chceme aby mas kral by Mada aby vesker6
ieho ysenky merovav tomu aby t6to zeme ope utvo
I'll velke Mad'arsko ProhlaSui tomo mse korunovat
MIN: Musime obnoviti stare narodni kralovstvi.
Tato rec ukazovala by bud to, madarska sechta
chce prohasova kraem osea Habburka ienz poklada
iiz nauralsovaneho Madara aneb re chce 81 zvoit
rodniho kre sveho sedu PAX by ovSem mel nejvetsi
chance starry vrah Slovak hr Appony absburkhm nen
veka vera mad arskeho nroda zpatecncka echa by as
neradei videa Habsburka trne Mad by 81 take
rad rozali nadobro dohodu znovupovoanm Habsburk
trim Je vsak naproo sto at je krem jiz kdokolv, re
novv kra bude must postavit cello arkych snah
obnoven sarych Uher spravednost rozdelenych
mez Ceskoslovensko Rumunsko Jugoslavi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18
pODROBNOSTI WASHINTONSKEHO
D0pISU ODPOVEDI JSOU TAJENY.
NESPOKOJENOST ITALIE l UHO.
SIOVANU.
HLASY ITALSKEHO TISKU.

Ionyn, II. unora. NejvySsi rada spojeneckych moci
dodaa amerckem vysanc Davisovi odpoved dotaz
Wsonv tykaci adriatcke otazky. Nota vypracovana
bya liz sobou ale pozdeji pGvodnm znen valne pozme
radou prao usnesen neuvefenovat podrobny text
dopsu amerckeho presidena ami spojenecke odpovedi
Vyslanecky drad Spoenych Stad kabelue pave sfrova
ny obsah odpoved do Washngonu, kde pine znama bude
teprve Ultra Ma Wsonovi pax zaez IDA celia zalezost
dOsane svetlo.
Itaove meskaiici Londyne nebe akci americke
no presenta nefedne prohlasuje re spoencGm zasa
eho jest vastne ulmaem ali pax rozsireno jest
vdom vsechny obet ta sv6tove vaky pfinesene
staly marne re nikdy nebudou spojenci uznany.
Nez Jihoslovany opanovao napjet nemensi en ze zde
nabyv pfevahu sn dGv6ra re vec Jhosovan nen vice
puS6na osob6 Wsonove nasa mocnehO Zastance poci
uj vsak, re sou opro alGm nevyhode elikoz mnistr
umbiG nen jake zsupce hosavie nejvyssi rade zasou
podobne sezu re &C byl vlce cd sameho jejho
vzniku celia ech zeme vaecnou ici znicena nema Jech
akove vahy jako alie jez vsoupia do vlky pozde
neprnesa daeko takovych obe ako pomsrne male Srbsko
Zpravy washingtonsk6 nezminujf taktez podrobno
sech znamo jest en Wilson jaksi pohrozil spoenecke
neyss rad6 re Spoene Say ustoup cd versaske mrove
smlouvy nebudou prste vmesovat otazky vnrni
Evropy bude- dale Washington pr lusten problemu
adratickych, zejmena rieckeho, ignorovap
Rim IT, nora Italske listy samozrejme jsou napne-
nv elanky ednacmi situac vyvolane presidenem
Wilsonem prohasu ednani Spojenych Stati spoeGne
spknu Amerky Jhosovany vsemozne Zebra proc pry
Wilson zasa sve Veto pokud est6 kompromsu Jednalo
Srbs premier Davdov projevova z ochou prstoupti
navrhovany kompromis ale Paste dr. Vesnic snazi Ii
skat Wisona zaslanim depesi havnich mist Jiho-
savi.
Trbuna utoci ma Wsona nisledkem resgnace Lansnga
pravi poobne zachazeni nestao ami dob despo
kych president cnem tim dokaza re vlastne nezastupue
Will naroda, ha ami ne svoii vlastni strany.
Z Rieky same oznamuje vvrok D'Annunza, jenz Sc
korespondentu spOjeneho tisku vyjad re dnes
prpoeni Rjeky k Itali salo holou nemoznost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18
ZASTRELIL We SKLEPE
DIVA LUPICE.

Greenwich. Conn.,, IT. unora
Diva lupici byli zastfeleni dnes
casne rano maiorem A. l.. Nc
Murtvm v residenci pani E. G..
Morrisove v Rocky Point, Sound
Beach. Major sam byl zranen
do prave paze. Addison Bacon.
mestsky konstebl, jenz byl S
McMurtym. byl zranen do cell
sti a praveho ramene. Byvse
varovani, re lupici isou v do
me. oba muzi prohledali Prize
mi. prvnf a druhe patro. a pax
sesli do sklepa.. kde nastala v
temnotach hrozna bitva.. Nc
Murtv bvl We stabni sluzbe
spolkove armady We svetove
valce. Jest tlenem statn{ho po-
licejnfho departmental.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18
B0LSEYICI VE VLADIVOSTOKU.
VLADA SOyETU PROHLASUJE RE.
PUBLIKU UKRAJINSKOU.
PANIKA PRED RUDHMI v ODESSE A
SEBASTOPOLU.

Londyn, II. unora Revomce propukla We Vladivosto-
lu Nkosku Bahov6scensku, kterych mestech
veskera piesa move pozatmn vady jeimz hav-
MIN programem Jest prpoti bolsevckemu Rusku ehoz
sdem e Mokva Oznamue TAX dosla skrova depese
Mossvy niz dodava, rude gardy vstoupy do Tiras
rou 73 mil severozapadne cd O1essy
Listu Central News dochaz zprava Helsingforsu, hav
niho mesa Fnska dosle ruskf y ps prohasenf Ukra
inv neodvsou repub;kou Svoboda Ukrajincd provolana
bva rskou vadou ove lzen obsazenem rudou gardou
ovca proamace doprovozena vetou re novy stat ve6ne
bude z brarskem spoer ruskou vladou soveu. Boil
Sevcky nGenf Petrovsk by rohlasen presdentem made
republiky.
Cafihrad II. nnora - Obyatesvo Sebasopole, velke-
no rskeho pf avnio mesta poloosrove Krymu byo
malo pod6seno bzicim bosevckym nebezpetim jez
chvato Odessa "a obsazen bovckou rudou gardou. Lid
prcha houfne ceym majekem do Cafhradu Uprchlici
Odesv vypravu naval lode by tax ohromny ze tie
plavdlim potopenim Prhajici lid musel hy drzan
ma uzde oddelenim stronich pusek
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18
cHRIPKY UBYvA.
Vcera oznameno pouze So no.
vych pfipadI.

Epidemic chfipky v Cleve-
landu pozvolna ubyva a wee
ra oznameno zdrayotnim IRA
dun pouze SO pfipadl novych,
"a novych pripadd zanetu Pile,
% tmrtf nastetksm chfipky a
III osob podlehlo zanetu.
Chripka obyGejne Sc podo-
ba velmi nakazlivemu nastuZe
nj, provazeneho horeckou, bo-
lestmi v hlave, ocich, usich, "a
dech a pocit zvlastniho one
mocneni. We vetsine pripadech
priznaky ty mizi pc trech neb
ctyrech dnech nemocny Sc ry
chile pozdravuje; IL nekterych h
nemocnych Sc ovsem vyvine Ia
net Pile, neb ucha neb mozko-
We blany a mnozi nasledkem
techto komplikaci umfraji.
Nakaza chripky mela v le-
tech 1889-1891 svij pivod v
Cine a byla pfenesena do Rus
ka. kde byla znama co "cinska
chripka". Zavlecena z Evropy
do Spoj. StatI. nazvana "evrop
skou chripkou" a konecnt
kdyz dostala Sc pres ITCHY 0.
cean do Japonska, jmenovala
Sc "americka chfipka". Epide-
mie ia navstevovala Spoj. Sta.
ty Cd roku 1647 jest zajima.
vo zvedeti, ze prvnf nakaza "a
vlecena sem byla Valencie We
Spanslsku. Cd te DOLBY udalo Sc
mnoho pripadI nemoce epide.
micky. v roce 1889 a 1890 roz
sirila Sc po celem svete. O tr
leta pozdeji objevila Sc Ease g
v obou prfpadech We Soustati
J Letosni epidemic Tadi v celt
nasi zemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18
DO NARODNl kONVENCE
DEMOKRATU.
v clevelandske delegaci bude
tez kongresnik Babka.

Demokraticka narodni kcn-
vence bude zahajena V San
Francisco %. cervna a cleve-
landska demokracie jmenova-
la -vou delegaci v6era.
Ia dvacaty kongresni di-
strikt pojedou do San Francis
ca dem. delegate kongresnlk
Charles A. Mooney statni Sc
nator Howell Wright, kdezto
nahradniky tychz budou pri-
padne byvaly sud- P. L. A.
Lieghley a pravnik Ben
Schwartz.
Ia 81. distrikt jmenovani ia
ko delegate kongresnik Jan j.
Babka exradni VIM. Thomp
son a nahradniky Fred Fort
lage statni zakonodarce JOS.
C.. Batkowski.
Ia dvacaty druhy distrikt
bude delegatkou V San Francis
Gu pani A. B. Pykeova z Lake
wood a delegatem byvaly kong
resnik R. J. Bulkey. pak-li to-
tiz jmenovani prime, kdezto
nahradnikv ustanoveni D. j..
Brown Painesville a zakono-
darce Walsh z Bedford.
Clevelandska delegace bude
die vseho konvenci podporo-
vat aspirace spolkoveho. senA-
tora Pomerenea, pak-li by vsak
Pomerene presidentske kandi-
datury zanechal, nase delegace
bude pro nominovani guv. Co.
xe. rovnez o presidentskou
/! hodnost Sc uchazejiciho.
WSS1 rWTSl WSS1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18
iWSSl IWSS] WSSl
DIVE DfVKY AUTEM
ZASAzENY.

Autoista Harry Stacy, 1912
vych. 81 ulice, ,chtel Sc vcera
ma Morrison Ave. vyhnouti KITE
remus chodci u fidiciho kola
poGinal 81 tax neopatrne, re je-
no automobil zaletel ma chod-
mix a poranil dive divky z pra-
ce domii Sc ubirajicf. Jsou to
22leta r. Schwartzova a Gale.
ia May Websterova, 10616
Bryand Ave. OBJ jsou nyni v
oSetfovanf lekaff a Softer Sta.
-cy musf dnes vysv9tlit pol. sou
du, proc vetsf- rozvahy "a n.
zeni auta neuziv&.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18
SLOVACITVORiD DIVE TRETINY OBY~
VATELSTVA UZEMf PRIVTELE-
NEHO NASI REPUBLICE.
SLOVENSKO CfTA 2s4o,9sO OBYVATEL, JEN
665. 7O3 MADARU A 143 1922 NEMCU.

Washington, IT, lnora - Jan G.. Masaryk, ceskosoven
sky dplomacky zastupce pro Spoene Sty prve uveein
vsedky sctani obyvaestva ez bylo provedeno 1915
Sovensku. uzem iez drive patTilo k Uhram ez
smysu versaileske mirove smouvy prpoeno byo Cesko
slovenske republice.
Z cislic vychaz ma ievo, re nachaz Sc tam cekem 2
040 $50 obvvael, kte die narodnos deli nasedOvn6
Sova 1940374 ci 663 procenta c dive tfetny veskere
no obyvatesva Madard 665 7O3 Gi 227 procena N6mcu
l43222 Eli Al Rus 134,765 ci 45 procenta rnz
nych inych 55 sOS cil 1.s procenta.
Vhdci ceska vychovna "Nase Doba' posedn{m
ts uvadi potet strench Skol Slovensku Jest
81 sednich sko pro Sovaky c iedna kazdych 62616
Sovaku II strednch sko pro adary c edna kazdych
55,745 Mad'aru sednf skoy vyssf divc skoly pro
Nemce ci edna kazdych $50 N6mci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18
BUDOU ZADATI UPRAVE-
Nj PROHIBIcNfHO "a
KONA.
Diva dalsi kongresnici probirati
budou otazku tuso pred svymi
volici.

Washington, II. unora. -
Diva dalsi clenove kongresu bu
dou probirati pred svymi voli-
Gi otazku liberalnejsfho upra-
veni osmnacteho dodatku u
stavniho, nez jak jej vymezu-
je Volsteadiv vynucovaci "a
kon. Jsou to republikansti po-
slanci J. M. NORM a VIM. j.
Burke Pittsburgh. Pred neko
lika dny zastupce Ware z Fila
delfie Sc vyjadril, re zahaji
kampan We smyslu polozky ty-
kaiici Sc piva a lehkeho vfna.
"Jsem pro odvolani Volstea
dova zakona a predlozim sam
anebo budu podporovati pfedlo
hu zakona, jenz by dovolil W.
robu a prodej piva lehkeho
vina,' pravil NORM. "Predpo-
kladam, ze zakaz mohl by BY
ii 1plne odvolan z vina a piva.
Jest to vsc, ktera by mela byti
ponechana statum k rozhodnu
tt. Smysleni velke vetsiny oby-
vatelstva Pennsylvania bylo
proti prohibici a proti prohi-
! bicnfmu dodatku. Kdyby prohi
bice ponechana byla lidu k od-
hlasovanf, jiste by byla poraze
ma. Co jest pravdou o Pennsyl-
vanii, plati rovnez die meho ma
hledu vseho lidu.
"Moje prvni rec v kongre-
su," pravil poslanec Burke,
"namirena byla proti prohibi-
ci. "Zadal jsem vybor. aby re-
vidoval anebo opatril dodat-
KEN Volsteadovu osnovu, ably
vyhovovala pozadavkum delhi
ctva We smyslu piva lehke-
no vina. Delnictvo 81 preje pi-
va - "a tri ctvrte procentniho
a lehka vina. Prohlasil jsem te
hdy v dome zastupci, jestlize
osnova nebude opatrena uspo.
koiujicim dodatkem a stane sc
zakonem v pivodnim zneni, ze
prohibice bude figurovati ka
lzde politicke Rampant, dokud
pozadavky delnictva nebudou
povoleny.
John Barton Payne, predse.
da lodnf rady ,dopsal poslanc
James M. Meadow, ze hlavn
pffcinou prodeie byvalych ne
meckych lodi Jest ia okolnost
ze l,emohly konkurovati cizi
mi lihoviny dovazejicfmi lode
lmi. -, ~
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-20

My ambition is to get good education for
that is something that we can never regret
in the future, Write me. cousins, every one
of YOU. l will answer. Best wishes to you
all, and Aunt Julia. As ever.
DELTA SUTHERLAND.
Tiny, Va.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Win you
please admit young aviator from New
York into your band of boys and happy
girls? Well, what are you all doing now.
am now in Florida for the winter
have just come back from France, having
been an aviator ON the German front.
Everything is fine down in Florida and
they say everything is peaches down in
Georgia, so let your letters come. 1 will
describe myself 1 am 2l years old and
feet > inches tall, blue eyes and brown
hair and weigh $50 pounds. 1 have twelve
picture folders I will exchange with tine
first twelve girls who write, so. dear cou-
sins, LET your letters come. With love to
Aunt Julia and all of you,
NORMAN w. ANDREWS.
Panama City, Fla, Box PIG.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-20

III sTsS s.n ss' city 55s S 5s55
then recollections were I'M
welcome; even thought she held in
allegiance. She was in an unaccus-
toned state of physical fatigue when
it was impossible to reflect, almost
as impossible to think connectedly.
II shall love it here SHAH for
get" she murmured, as she laid back
in an easy chair and allowed her eyes
to rove about the rooms, now so
daintily restful.
Her window was open. In the dis
lance she saw the square. She
caught a glimpse of the fountain.
The voices of children at play came
family to her ears. She saw the
seemingly endless line of green buses
which looked top-heavy with their
human freight. She inhaled deeply
of the crisp, invigorating air. She
moved her chair and laved in the
sunshine
The leaves of the trees were turn
ing. Gold; yellow, brown they float at
branches, then softly settled upon
the waiting earth. She watched a
while longer, then:
Il shall love it! 1 know I SHALL"
she repeated
If she thought of her past, there
was no trace Of unrest upon her face,
no hint that it troubled her. And
why should it? She was on the
threshold of a new life-one big with
possibilities.
"The world surely do move" she
quoted with smile on her lips. Il
wonder will it move fast enough?"
Helen Westfield, as she sat by the
window musing, smile just touching
her lips, a question in her eyes, was
very good to look upon. One Won
dered why she had been disappointed
with life. She seemed made for the
good, the beautiful things. She was
tall, lissome, brown-haired and gray
eyed. You might say that descr1p-
ton would fit any one of hundred
girls. Granted. But when you ado
that the eyes were very large and
set wide apart, that the brow was
white and broad, that the brown
hair lay in natural waves about her
face, and that her features while
irregular were piquant, perhaps the
description would not fit quite so
many,
Helen was twenty-six.
One supposes nowadays that in
triguing beauty belongs to the very
young And no one calls tWenty-siX
young. yet when Helen had formed
one of a party she had outshone,
outfascinated the peachblow girls
who always secretly resented her, her
attractions, the while they insisted
they loved her"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-20

SO badly that J was out of my head at
times. My bowels did not move for
days and | could not eat without suf-
fering. The doctor could not help me
and one day told my husband that [
could not stanu the pain any longer
and sent him to the drug store to get
me bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and threw the
doctors medicine away After tax
.ng three bottles OF Vegetable Com.
pouno ano using two bottles of Lydia
e. Pinkham's Sanative Wash J could
10 my own housework- If it had not
oeen for your medicine 1 don't know
where would be to-day and am
never without bottle OF it in the
louse You may publish this if you
ike that it may help some other
woman" Mrs. MARY SLENDER, 12G
Orange ST., Wyandotte, Mich.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-20
How to Embroider
Gowns by Hand

A simple way to embroider a dress
by hand without making the en-
broidery look bulky, is the follow
ing. The tissue paper with the pat
tern is stitched onto the material
and then with the regular needle and
out carefully with good-sized stitches
the same color as the material. Wh5n
the pattern is completed, colored sill
or metal thread is worked through
these stitches. This will give a cord
ed effect and an even outline.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-20
Winter Bouquets

An unusual gift can be made from
winter flowers. People appreciate
so-called winter bouquets" and they
add decorative touch to room. For
these, bouquets, sprays of bitter
sweet, cat tails, teasel and milkweed
with the pods, and some of the tWlgs
of berries that can be found, are
used These are as attractive when
dried as they are when fresh.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-20
CHRISTMAS
Is Coming!
Here Are Some Tri- Weekly
Journal Suggestions for Max
ing Simple, inexpensive Gifts
at Home.


Christmas gift. A small tin can is
filled with wool and the top covered
with dotted net. The outside of the
can is covered with ribbon, the edges
trimmed with a narrow rose trim
ming. A pretty bow adds the finish
ing touch.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-20

The Tri-Weekly Journals Ooym Serial
The Only Thing That Counts
A Mystery Romance of Modern Bohemia
By the Famous Novelist
Carolyn Beecher

Copyright, 192O.)

| In talking with Helen Westfield
one became aware of something
sharp or bitter in her, something that
Jared with the dreamy reyes, the
| sensuous mouth. She quoted Bernard
Shaw and was a devotee of IbSen.
social rebellion. Yet she was full
of a certain sentiment, a peculiar
softness entirely at variance with
ones first impressions of her.
Helen had finished her simple din
ner. 1t had been a cold meal of
bread, ham, tea, and jam. She had
lighted the small table lamp with
its soft rose shade, and through the
open window the lights of the square
twinkled and streamed in to mingle
with it's glow.
The janitress, sensing Helen's love
of beauty, had bought q bunch of
flowers from the cripple who each
They were in a vase upon the table.
Almost unconsciously Helen fingered
a leaf, delicately, as was her way.
At II o'clock she went to bed. But
long after every one in the apartment
house was asleep Helen was sitting
up in bed, wide awake, her knees
clasped in her arms, the window open
beside her
The buses still rumbled through
the square, but more and more infre-
quently as the night grew into pall1d
morning. The lights, like firefIies,
twinkled> at her through the open
window. She shivered a little, drew
the covers up more closely about her,
then again embraced her knees. 1t
was an easy posture for thinking.
And now rested, Helen wanted to
think, to plan.
She was free! Absolutely free for
the first time in all her twenty-six
years. She had lived through pas
sion and insult; through wrong and
unhappiness; through defilement that
had scared her very soul. She had
been no mere innocent sufferer; yet
now that she had life before her once
more both her heart and her senses
were hungry, starving for the some
thing that others had without effort
so it seemed to her. Then, too,
she had her own self-respect to re-
cover-and so she must forget.
II will forget" she said aloud as
she Rugged her knees. Il will live
my own life-as 1 want to live it,"
She stretched out her hands in a
gesture of longing, then of COM
polling. She laughed aloud. 1t was
wonderful to be free Wonderful!
In the square the noises had grown
DINNER; the silence of the early
morning hours that just before dawn
seemed so quiet brooded over the
place Helen yawned. stretched her
arms once more toward the twinkling
lights of the square, then fell into
a deep, dreamless sleep.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-20
Attrac&ivat Cushions

ATTRACTIVE cushions can be made OF
cretonne They may be either long
or round The round ones can be
finished with pleated ruff1e and
crOcheted edge.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-20

deal for a couple to keep house
or board, and when cares" come
to a young couple somehow they
haven't the strength of charac-
ter, or will power to dig them
selves out of the hole, but drift
into divorce courts, and all of
this might be avoided if young
people would only figure a little
ahead, and learn to labor and
to wait" Both of you girls have
life before you, and l am sure
it would be Wisest to wait
awhile before marrying.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-20
Novel Sashes to
Enhance Frocks

All sorts Of novelties are to be
found among the new sashes. There
are the rainbow sashes, composed of
several lengths of different colored
ribbons sewed together. and sashes
Of alternating rows of lace insertion
and ribbon. Sashes of lace with rib
bon ends, and of ribbon with lace
ends are to be had as we'll as sashes
of silk, all-over embroidered, and
broad velvet ribbon sashes.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-20
Tnexnensive Gift

Small wooden coat hangers can
be purchased in almost any 1O-cent
store. These are covered with
shirred satin of a dainty color A
tiny bow and flower adds dainty
touch and make this an acceptable
gift to be used for the daintiest
marty frOckS
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-20

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you
please let me come in for a few minutes
this afternoon, as l will promise not to stay
long? What are you cousins doing for
pastime these lovely days? 1 guess you are
having a grand time. Auntie, l surely agree
with Won about the cousins letters getting
mere interesting, but I think if we would
try real hard could do better than we
have. am also in favor OF adopting the
American child. Say, how many of vol
&C usins like to go kodaking? I'm Just wild
ahcut it, II anv of Won cousins went TO cor
respond with mo. just let your letters fly. I
guess YOU cousins would like to know my
age. 1t is between sixteen and twenty. To
the one who guesses my age I will send my
photo. With love to one and all.
MR.. PAGE DALTON WEBB.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-20

without help. L
have h a d pains
every month so
bad that 7 would
nearly double up.
S o m E tim e S [
could not sweep
a room without
stopping to rest,
and everything I
ate upse t my
stomach. Three
years ago | lost a
child and suffered
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-20
Luncheon Sets

Very attractive luncheon sets can
be made Of cretonne. Or the set may
be made of linen or other white ma
terial and have a rather narrow Dor
der of cretonne.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-20
Pinchughion as Gift

A pincushion is made Of two Shades
of satin ribbon about two inches wide
folded flat around the cushion. The
ends are hidden by shirred ribbon and
the cushion is then trimmed with lit
tie ribbon roses
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-20
Practical Apron

An attractive and practical apron
is made of cretonne. It's composed
of a straight piece, the bottom of
which is turned up and furnishes
generous pockets. The top is shirred
together and a ribbon belt to match
finishes off the apron.