davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-04-22
Warts Are Contagious.

Warts are contagious, as is proved
by experiments on their own fingers
made by Drs. lido J. Vile and Lyle
B. Kingery of the University of Mich
igan Medical school. These physi-
clans seem to have proved that the
warts are. caused by some sort of a
virus that passes easily through a
filter and therefore through the sounJ
human skin.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-04-22
The First Needle.

Needles were first made in England
by native of India in 1915. The art
was lost at his death, but Christopher
Greening recovered it in 1860. Mr..
Damer, an ancestor of the earls Of
Dorchester. settled at Long Grendon,
in Bucks, where the mandatory was
still extant last century.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-04-22
Suspicious Adolf.

She Gas her lover is about to start
on a journey around the world)-My
dear Adolf, will you be true to me
when you are far away? Promise me
that you will write to me from every
town you visit!
He--Oh, Ada, is it love that prompts
you to say this? Ada, swear to me.
do you really love me, or are you
merely collecting foreign postage
stamps?
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-04-22

rough estimate five million francs,
which an American millionaire pur-
chased in Paris from an Indian rajah."
De Ravenol stole the diamonds from
the millionaire and told Billy and me
pleasing yarn to account for his pos
session. OF course he wouldn't dare
mention when the diamonds We're last
cut
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-04-22

A mammoth's skull and tusk found
Mt Denham. England, are said by Sir
Ray Lancaster to be 10000 years old
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-04-22

the farm for home use. Much Of the
beef bought by farmers is bought in
the summer from village butchers who
operate meat wagons or cars in the
country On the average farm there
are no facilities for keeping fresh
meat during warm weather.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-04-22
The Rulinn Passion.

A submarine attack was on. The
sea heaved and rolled. The destroyers
were dropping depth bombs. The deck
Of the troopship was lined with Yankee
soldiers. All was silent. Suddenly the
tension was broken by small, weary
looking soldier.
"Say," he said in hollow voice, sis
there anyone here who wants to buy a
nice watch and chain? "-Everybody's
Magazine.
A variety stage transforms az
actress into an artist.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-21

myslela, ze Wy 81 ma mas vzpomc'
nete. BRIO Sc, pane Sadilck, ma.
.vratte | Sc svoji PAM osvezeni,
ncb vas zdc %postradame. 49, Pc.
east zde name IA tuto dobu, II.
lcdna, dosti peknt, alc cesty spat
ne, do rama vzdy mrznc u pres
den sc ud6la blato. - Pf. Vitam.
vasova, kdyz tax chodite na hou-
by, zda-li pax znate muchomdr.
ky Kaady je povazuje "a jedova-
"a a ja slysela vypravet iednu re-
MI We stare vlasti, re jednoho mu-
re ~uzdravily. Ia zcna vypravela,
zc icdna chuda rodina m6la ne
kolik malych d6ti II otec Sc roz.
stonal a stonal dlouho. Icna mt
sela Sc sauna o yscchno starat, o
zivobyti, o deti a muzi posluho.
vat. Lecila u d6lala, kdo j co
pro nemocneho radil. (pcnez ne
mcla, by zavolala lckafe.) Jeden
krate sla lesem a tn vidi .jak ty
na pohled krasne muchomurky
70 zeme rostou. Pomysli sobe -
uvaiim muzovi tech hub a on ze-
mfe u ja budu NIT o jedno souze-
nj meme. u hub uyafila pro mel
polevku a dala mu j k veceri a
pfi tom myslela, re on do rama
zemfe. Ale jake bylo jeji pre-
kvapeni, kdyz rano muz chtel je-
Ste trochu te polevky. Tu ona 5
placem Sc mu pfiznala, co mu IL
%vafila, a on j %ujistoval. re je
mu lepe, jen ably mu jeste te po-
l6vky dala. A vidite, on Sc n
zdravil "A pax %pracoval, ably zena
nemela tolik starosti. Pozdrav ma
vSecky ctoucf j ma naSe pfatelc V
move Ccskoslovenske republice,
(Ctena panil Diky "a dopis a
|iGSime Sc, re nyni Gasteji mczi mas
dopisem zavitate a prispejete, by
IIlidka byla ma dopisy bohat6jsi,
tax ably nebylo steskG, re je chu-
da. Ia laskavou ochotu predem
yam dGkuje a srdecne vas zdra-
vi Pofadatelka.)
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-21
Aloisie Kasalova, Birkners, I'll

Mile druzky, j ia sc hlaslm q
slovo D IL stavcc haviru - kdyl
chte.ji PISA biti, hill pry SC vzds
najde. jest jiz pc stavce, vsak co
tn bylo narku - ncbude uhll ma
zimn. A 60 tollo bylo prlcinou
Vsak w nyni Sc Ease kaz;deho
dine ncdela; bud nejsou kary, ne
DO Sc neco robbie, anebo nejsoo
objednavky. Zkratka a dobfc,
vymluva je vzdycky pc ruce -
nckde sucho, n6kde mokro, n6kde
Sc ncmuzc mic koupit, jlndc Ease
nclzc ME prodat. Krasnym bla.
hem ten dyacaty rok zacina. Ia
valky zemfclo, bylo zabito, pfislo
k zranGni a zmrzaceni pekne pro.
ccnto lidi zdrayycb q 90 nendelai
~ zbranl, zkosila Ia zhoubn5 ne
moe spanGlska influenza. Bylo 10
hrozne utrpeni lidu. Oysem, ko,
lik "a valky zhynulo millionaire,
mad tim sc nikdo nepozastsylje.
Ovsem, ponize dtlaji Ease peni.
ne, dluhy vsak j . misy poleykn
a ma jineho tudH nam zbyvat nc
musf. Piyo ted neni a tax dame
81 vodu a Poole toho Dude vyslc.
dek. Kdo chce yGdet neco o ha-
yirskem ziyote. mnsi jej drive o.
kusit . nejep yidet, ably JeJ mo'n
posoudjt. Kdyz Sc rano hagiG.
pbirsD d. prace, aena prprayl
peAeL IN chvij yssk prlJdop
zpet se zprayou, ze Sc nedela. a
wife, 60 10 %znanienaf spocifeJte,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-21
avda, - nase zakladni pravda.

Pravda, - nase zakladni pravda.
Y dflyGjsich dobach melo Sc O.
bccne Ia to, ze vscchDy oznamky
nutno cisti s jistou davkou nedil-
very. Ones Sc easy zmenily. Vsi-
chni poetivf vyrobci SNAIL Sc Wy
mytiti . oznamek vsechny nepray-
dy a polopravdy. Pfijimaji mad
sene platformu SvGtovGho sdruze-
hi oznamkov9ch klubii, jez HASA,
ze zakladnl zasadou oznamovani
jest pravda. To byla tel vzdy ma
Sc zasada. Trineroyo Lecivc Hor-
Ike Vino nikdy Sc neyydavalo "a
vselek Bylo doporueovano jcn
pro ty pflpady, nichz lecivs
vlasinosti jcho soucastck zarucuji
lilevu, totiz pro Spatne trayepi,
pechnt k jidlu, zacpu, nadymani,
boleni hlavy a jine potize, zplso-
bene polnchami zaludku. Podob-
ne i vscchny ostatnf T~rineroyy
'Ieky - Trincriiy LiDiment, Trinc-
rhv Mfrnitel kasle, Trincroya An
gelika Hofka atd. - drzcly Sc to-
ze zasady pravdy. Otaztc SC V OBJ
chodc, kdc kupujcte Trincroyy L.
Ky, a tam yam dosvedci pravdi-
Nnst tohoto tvrzeni = Joseph Tri-
ner Company, 1888 50. Ashlsnd
Ave Chicago, Ill - Advertise.
ment
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-21


rocc ,ismc soba koupili malou far
micku, o 20 akrcch, jcdnoho koir
IA hotove pcnizc a druheho II,
duh, jcdnu kravn, nekolik slcpic
Ccleho kapitalu nell ismc $500
$500 polozili jsmc ma farmu, $50,
stall jedcn kun a "a neco ism,
koupili k seti scmeno. Druheh,
roku jsme pfirentovali q tax ism,
Sc : tim trapili az do tohoto roku
kdy jsme to prodali "a 800 ak
u tedy asi $500 ma tom vyd6lali
Nyni jsme 81 koupili l0O.akrovol
iarmu Sc stavenim; Jest ma nj as.
10 akrn zorano II ostatni Jest les
k tomu .jestc rentujcmc 50 akrf
u name 10 kusu hoveziho dobyt
ka, scst koni, dcsct ovci a hcjnt
drnbezc. X tomu jsmc - man.
Eel, manzcldv bratr, mas l5-lctj
syn a .ja. Vice deti nemamc
yeftc mne, ze bych sc citila spoke
jcnou a stastnou ma stara leta
jscm vsak jiz upracovana a zdra,
vi mole neni valne. Velike stra.
DAM v detskem mem veku pod
kopalo mole zivotni silly a velice
nyni nasledky toho ma sobe pc.
eifuji. = Nuze, jak YAM te ktert
nesou slepickyg Nine sc mole
chiefly zavd6cit a zacaly nesti jii
pred svatky. Krmim JIG hojne ky.
selym mlekcm. Mela jsem hodnl
kufat, malo ale housat, jezto hu.
sy %nechtely ma vejcich sedet. Da-
la jsem tedy pod slepice vejce.
Jichz jsem mela ode tfech husl
80, ale ami ty nechtely dobre Sc
Diet a potion nebyla vsccka vejcc
oplodnena, tax &c bylo housat ko-
lem 80. Kaclmata jscm mcla AZ
busy jsem prodala po - centeeh
"a libru; kachny, pc poe a slepicc,
pc lie "A to hncd .jestG pred swat
ky vanocnimi. Mnoho drabeze
vsak jsem neprodala, nebof sc
mne to zdalo lacine. Husy a ka-
chny nam cd podzima zavrene d
kukufice dostanou tolik, co j Sc
zobou; behem dine n6kolikrat GER
stvou vodu jim davam. M a
kdyz potrebuji pro zmenu V jidlc,
.jdu a zabiju 81 die prani. Ma chov
drubez prohani Sc ma venl1u. Ia
vfenc busy vazcji 1G az II libcr a
kacimy cd 6 do 7 liber. Kdyz sc
jclich pocct znrelsi, tax jc rncnc
kukufici krmim. PAM Romano
vi, pozoruji, jak to vase srdcc
TOUT 20 te krasne M%oravencc,
ona miAa, kde .jstc byla ma pouti,
.isou mne tez znama. Vclmi rada
81 vzdy prectu vase dopisy. Cltc.
Ia jscm YAM soukrome psat a tro-
chu tollo cukru poslat, myslim
vsak. &c ncmate dostatecnc uda
nou adresu. My isme posud zad-
ne nouze o eukr nep0cltlll, neboI
sami cukrovku sazime a tento rok
.jsme il nell 1919 tun, tax .jsme 81
mohli koupit cukru cd sp%olecno-
sti, co jsme chteli pc l1Hc libru.
Ny vsak jsme koupili pouzc 400
libcr cukru, Nyni vsak muslin .jiz
toho psani ncchat a IA koncc te-
dy .jcste zdravim vsecky etcnarc
a vsem pref radostny a tspesny
tento rokl
(Ctena pritelkynel Vitame vas
do krouzku d%opisovatelek zen.
ske Hlidky' a budc mas tesiti,
kdyz cast6ii mczi mas zavitatc.
Pfejic yam zdravi, Stesti a spo-
kojcnost v tonic noyem rocc, kra-
.jansky zdrayi vas
PoTadatclka.0
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-21
K o U T E K
PAM Radove.
+ So i. i !. l. !. +. 4. i. -. !. X !. i

Cttm PAM Radoyal kdyz Vi
dim V tom nasem "Pokroku', re
vscm dobrc radite, tax vas pre-
sim o radu take. Rada bych We
della, jcstli mohou piist6hovalci 2
Ceskoslovcnska do Spoienych sta
til. A pakli ano, ma kterou pre-
plavni %spolecnosti by bylo dobrc
Sc obratiti. Prcdcm YAM "a radu
dekuje - PAM b. II.
Odpoved PAM B. H.: Pristeho-
valci Z CcchosIovenska Sc mohou
do Ameriky pfestehovati, pakli
sobe zaopatrf povolenf k vyste-
hovani a prdvodni listinu cd ce-
skoslovenske vlady a nechajl 81
tyto prohlednouti a potvrditi cd
ocneralniho americkeho konsula.
Veskcre listing prGvodni jsou ma
lezitc productivity a chovanl dr.
zitele listin .je do %podrobna vyse-
tfeno. Shleda-li konsul vsc V po-
radku, potvrdi listing "A pax mflze
Sc smelc vydati ina cestu sem. O..
hledn6 pfcplavni spolecnosti ne
nj dosud mono niceho urcovatl,
~pouevadz vSc Dude ~spoGivati nd
meziuarodnich smlouvach pc po-
depsani miru a ma Cechosloven-
sku, kdc urci sobe pristav. Ones
v6tsina lidu jedi pres Swear
sko a Francii. ac nejkratSi costa
Jest pres Nemccko, avsak S MIN
Cechoslovensko ncma dosrld zad-
ne smlouvy.
Ctena PAM Radova Je-li yam
mono mne odpovGdeti ma tuto o.
tazku; Nam dceru vdanou .jiz 8.
rokh, mali dive ditky a tfi domy,
dvourodinne, vse ~zaplaceno, ale
je to psaho ma .jeho matlSu a bra
ira. Jeden dim byl tel psan ma
nj, ale on ma nj vyloudil podpis
a ted ncma nikdc mic ma sebe psa-
no. Ctenarka.
0dpoved Ctenafce: V zalezito-
,ti d6dictvi .je t6zko raditi, jezto
jc nutno miti po rucc podrobno-
sti, tykajici Sc majetku o jelikoz
pc vetsine jsou to otazky pravni-
exc, JIG lepc Sc S MIN porsdit. A.
vsak. naroky ia dedictyi jsou oby-
fejne fizene die posledni vile, a.
nestava-li teto, majctek byva roz.
1elen mezi ~poziistale. Jelikoz muz
vasi dcery ma naroky na podil pc
,ve matce, jeho manzelka die pra-
va vseobecnc ma naroky ma tfeti-
nj jcho majetku a zbytek je OIL
rozdelcn mezi dftky.
Ctena PAM Radova! Prosfm
poradte mnG We vascm "kontku''
nedelnim. jak bych uvafila do
bre mydlo, nebot mnd sem tam
omsttek, ktery je mns Ito
vzdy vyhodit. a pax bych vas
p"rosila zda.li bySts rnlss mohla J
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-21
Vsechna vejce v Praze ma vyro-
bu cukrovi a konaku. " Praze

blu cukrovi a konaku. " Praze
neIze dostati "a obstojnou cenI
vajicka. A pfece jest znamo, re
do Prahy jde vajec denne ma IL
Size a re ceny jejich jsou normal
nj. Kan tedy tato vejce pricha-
zeji, kdyz nelze jich nikde dosta~
ii? Trad pro potirani lichvy cd
povida ia to efslicemi Pres GA
kop vajcc zabavil u rdznych praz-
skych cukrarn a We vyrobnach
v~ajecneho konaku. A to jiz prisel
$ revisi hodne opozdene, protoze
prazsti cukraTi a vyrobny konaku
.isou ia vanoce a ma Sylvestra "a
sobeni vice, nez i mdzc byti prl-
jcmno cloveku, jenz odsuzujc po-
~zlvacnost. Zabavene kopy vajec
kudou o~devzdsny prazske obecni
approvisaci. Urady mely by Sc
s%tarat, ably i v budoucnu predeslo
Sc takovemu zneuzlvani vajec a
ably kontrola V .jednotlivych w
robnach mlsku a lillovin byla ca
stcjsi,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-21

Dopisy nebo dotazy musi vzdy
nesti plny podpis tazatelky, treba
81 neprala jmeno sve podati do
verejnosti, ale v redakci je poza-
dujeme, jinak ma nepodepsane O.
tazky ncodpovidam. Tolik taktu
81 vyzaduje PAM Radova.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-21

pomoci v pfekladu a Size: Jak sci
fekne anglicky Kyselina borovd.
PfcdeIi VAIN srdecne dekujc Il
l.. NJ. j., Linwood.
Odpoved L. M. j., Linwood:
Je mnoho zpdsobd ku vafeni ny :
dla, ale podam YAM zde jedcn dol
bry a osvedceny, die nehoz sc my
do nemusi vafit. DO dvou n pdI
pintu mekke vody DEF rozmacit'
iednu krabici louhu Lewises
Lye) a kdyz Sc louh rozpusti, vlejl
do toho pet liber r~ozehrateho d.
steho omastku. Phi ustavicnem
michani, pfidej .icdnu unci amo.
ME n jednu boraxu a michel tina
stale po dvacct minut aneb az TO-
zhoustne jake povidla. PAX ~
vlej do piihodnt nadoby a, kdsl
to dostatccne stulnc, rozkraicj 10
ma kousky. - kysclina borova sc
jmenujc "Boracic Acid.
Ctena PAM Radova .Jak vidim,
davate dobre porady vsem, toz Ia
Ike ia k yam jdu o radu, kdyby-
ste byla tax laskava a mnG pc.
radila, elm bych vycistila skvrpy
ma sametovem kabat6, "a cez YAM
budu velice vd6cna. Srdecn6 vas
zdravi, jakoz j cely personal Den
niho Pokroku a preje yam vsem
stastny a wesley novy rok = Hor-
Iva ctenafka.
Odpoved Horlive ctenarce:
Skvrny ma sametG, je-li cerny, da,
il Sc lehcc vycistiti tfeba jen do
brlm mydlem a vodou; zalezit ale
ma tom, jake jsou - jsou-li mast
ne, toz .je dobfe witt ma ne bud
gasolin, aneb terpetyn, namocit v
mem mekkI hadffk a tfiti ony po-
skozene casti prot srsti. A pax
ieste eist.ym dobrc pretfit, TAX
ably Sc milky, ci srst Ease posta-
Willy. Ma samete Sc da nejlepc
srsf zvednouti pc vyprani, polo
zime-li iej, dokud jest tento ic-
ste vlhky nebo mokry, ma spodek
citrate zehlicky Gale nesmi byti
pfilis horka. ably Sc tento nepri-
palil) a nechat jej az Sc srsf pek-
ne op6t postavi. Ma kabate, kde
je ~podsadka, sc musf hadfikem
na~vlllcenym triti, az jsou mista o.
ma zase jake ostatni east.
a. = !.
Evening journal., 1920-01-21
MISS WORRELL SO YEARS ON

Congratulations upon her eighty
sixth birthday anniversary will be ex
tended tomorrow TO Miss Emma WOr
rell, one Of WllmingtOn's most notabl
women The birthday observance vii
be quiet, as Miss Worrell is convales
cling from a fall sustained severa
weeks ago, but many friends will sen.
greetings.
Miss Worrell has always been a lead
er in the intellectual life Of the city
and in her younger years gave man.
young people their introduction to th.
delights Of literature and history Hc
teaching career began In 1864. She con
Quoted one Of the last schools for girl.
that once were so prominent a featur'
OF the city. Miss Worrell was the prin.
cipol Of Friends School for five years
she taught later at II. Clarkson Taylor I
Academy, and finally resumed her oN
school
Since relinquishing her teaching dll
ties. Miss Worrell has continued al
active interest in the city's schools anl
all movements pertaining to the educ4
tional progress Of the city. She Is alA
a leader in the work Of the New Ced
tury Club, and is a member Of Friend
Meeting, at Fourth and West street.
She is one Of the best loved of vii
mingtOn's citizens
Evening journal., 1920-01-21
PLAY DANCES

Commenting upon the play dances Of
Miss Janet Jackson, formerly Of this
,lty, and Miss Ruth Cramer, Of New
York, who has many friends here in
consequence OF local visits, a recent
New York paper says:
Two charming young women are
Miss Ruth Cramer and Miss Janet Jack
son. Their program Of play dances at
the Princess Theatre yesterday attract
ed a large audience, because Of previous
delightful entertainments by them and
again gave so much pleasure to young
and old alike that they will soon be
regarded as an established Christmas
treat. One little boy. he could not have
been more than five, was so entranced
at the dancing Of Rebikows swing that
he left his seat and started to climb
over the railing that separated his box
from the stage. His mother pulled him
back before he could get to those in
viting playmates The unrestrained
laughter Of the children was good 10
hear. It's spontaneity was infectious
and at Rebikow's See-Saw everybody
laughed and laughed out loud.
"These two young women have grace
and an exquisite sense Of the aestheic.
Their dancing Of the Arensky Suite was
most delicately imaginative in its poetic
conception
Evening journal., 1920-01-21
PARTIES

At the home OF Mrs F. G. Tallman,
Tenth and BroOme streets. a suffrage
tea" viii be given tomorrow afternoon
in honor Of Mrs. Raymond Brown, vice
president OF the National Equal Suf-
frage Association. Assisting Mrs. Tall
man with the tea will be Mrs. Henry
Ridgely, Of Dover, president of the
Delaware Equal Suffrage Association. A
number Of out-of-town guests are eX-
pected TO be present.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. Allie
Pearce, Of Forest Park, a dinner party
was given recently in honor of the
birthday anniversary OF Mrs. Pearce's
mother, Mrs. NJ. =. Mariner The eve
ming was spent in singing and piano
selections.
The gusets included: Mr. and Mrs. w.
II. Dlckerson, Miss Mersa Dickerson and
brother, Mahlon; George Walker, John
Bltman, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Allie Pearce.
NJ. Forrest, Mrs. Margaret Jackson.
Mrs. Ludwig, Mrs. Thomas Prang and
daughters, Marie and Margaret. Mrs.
Mariner received many pretty gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. William KNOTS, of No.
1907 B stret, gave a party last Friday
evening in honor Of the birthday ami
versary Of their daughter. Miss Edna
Knots. Mrs. Raymond Donovan plNy-
ed several plano selections. Mr.. DON
avan gave violin selection, while Harold
Welsh accompanied these musicians
with the cOrnet. Miss Knots received
many pretty gifts.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
William KnOtts, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Donavan, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Con
ley, Mrs. Hayman, Mrs. Ward, Misses
Nellie Hayman, Edna Knots. Gladys
Peacock, Marion Clough, Mildred Brad
dock, Mary White. Ethel SlyhoT. Grace
Jamison, Jennie McGmth. Alice Rash.
Marion Maharty, Elizabeth Conley. Aus
Tin Hill, Albert Buzine Theorore Con-
ley. John Buzine, Dorian Janlson. Reu-
ben Conley, Lewis Magoe. Joseph Sill
yer, Edward Saddler, Theodore Hin,
Professor Francis La Rowe. Edwin Bar
tow. Stanley Carkowsh George Ros-
sitter, Harold Welsh. Raymond Purse.
Robert Mulin, William Knots, Jr.
Misses Mabel and Grace Lewis. OF
Ashley, entertained on Saturday eve
ming in honor Of the Misses Marie and
Linda Scott, OF Germantown. who were
weekend guests Of their sister. Mrs
Samuel Townsend The evening was
spent in playing 500 and In music. Re
freshments were served IN the dining
room which was 8rtislically decorated
with cut flowers and greens. A tempt
ing buffet supper was enjoyed by the
g;,5sts.
Evening journal., 1920-01-21
Y. w. c. 4. NOTES.

Gymnasium classes Of the Y w. c.
A. which formerly met on Tuesday
and Thursday evenings. have been com
bined with one class, which now meets
on Tuesday evenings. in the High
School gym" This class will continue
until May. Anyone wishing TO Join VIII
get a special rate for the new term if
they register at once.
The needle work class, which meets
on Monday evening. from : until 3
o'clock is increasing in membership.
The class is held in The club
rooms. No S3S Market street
and is open TO an members. The
Glee Club. which meets the same even
ing, from 8 90 Q O'Clock, reports much
progress. The singing is taught by
Irving easier, OF the Community Ser
vice.
Miss Ellen Samworth is in charge Of
the English class, which meets on Fri
day nights. Miss Samw0rih has worked
out a splendid plan for teaching Eng
llsh by means Of games. stories. CONVEX
saiion, etc.
The Saturday evening parties held in
the clubrOoms, are proving popular.
The features Of the Iariy are music and
dancing.
The annual meeting OF the association
was held on last Thursday night. In
teresting reports were read from each
department. One Of The features noted
was the number OF requests from the
girls and young women vino applied for
permanent rooms in the Y. w. C.. Al
building. These requests proved the
great need Of the new "Y" building.
The main Office OF the association is
now located al No. SOi Market street.
After February 1. the club rooms, now
located at No. S38 Market street, viii
be housed in the building at No. S0i
Market street
The cafeteria has been newly painted
and has an ath active appearance to all
the visitors that have enjoyed the hos
pitality Of it since its removal TO the
Market street location.
Evening journal., 1920-01-21
THE TRIANGLE OUT"

The winter number Of "The Trl-
angle" published by the Misses
Hebb's School, is just out, and is a
very attractive issue. 70 contains much
news Of interest to the faculty, stu
dents and friends Of the school.
Elizabeth Stubbs, of the class Of 1922,
is editOr-in-chief. The assistant edl-
tors are: Florence Prickett. %: Su-
Zanne Murphy, '23 Alice Harvey. %.
is art editor-and by the way, her work
as it appears in this issue is very at
tractive-and the other editors are as
follows: Margaret Ritchie, '2l. ,okes :
Mildred Kirkus, %, assistant Jokes: Ann
Corbit, %, exchange; Mary T. Warner.
30 sports; Dorothy Frederick, '2i. ad-
The business manager is
Josephine Wales, %, and the treasurer.
Margaret Richie, n.
Evening journal., 1920-01-21

w. Schagrin, Miss Regina Schagrin. Mr..
and Mrs. n. Schlanger, 5. Schorr. Miss
Marion Schwartz. Nathaniel s and Mil
ton Shaham, Miss Sylvia Shaham, Of
Philadelphia; Harry Shin, New York /:
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Slonsky, Miss Fannie
Slonsly. George Slonsky, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Sncllenburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
n. Snellenburg, Miss Helene Snellen-
bug, Edward 1. Stone, Rabbi and Mrs.
David 5. Swlren, all Of Philadelphia: Mr..
and Mrs. Tafel, New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Tolin: Mrs B. TOpkis, philadelphia; (;
Bernard Topkls. Abe Topkls, Miss
Adele Fopkis, Mr. and Mira. d. l.. Top
kis, David l.. Topkls. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Topkls, Emilio V. Topkis, Miss
Johanna Toplls, Jacob II. Topkis,
Joseph Topkis, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
TOpkis, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Topkis,
Miss Rosale Topkis, Miss Sylvia Top
kis, Mrs. Shendel Topkis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol Topkis, Miss Tillie Topkis, b. Vic
tor Topkis, Mr.. and Mrs. William Top
kis, Miss Zerline Topkis, Miss Zipporah
II. Topkis, Mr., and Mrs. /. Wainer, Her
bert b. Weinberg. Mr.. and Mrs. SOL
Mr.. and Mrs. Z, Wetsten,
Barin0 +. Winkelman, Philadelphia, MIR.
and Mrs, b. Zepher,
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on man To sou1M AMERCA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend w. Miller
have sailed on the steamship "Atemia"
for South American points. They Will
be gone until May 7. Their itinerary
viii include jamaica. Colon. then
across the isthnaus. via paeiae Navl-
cation Company steamer to Balboa,
Guayadul: Lima, the capital Of Peru;
Molenda. by tram TO Cosco In the IA
nous lncas Indian country; Arpuipa,
Lapaz, Valparaiso, Chill and thence
into the lake country known as
Llamqulgue. Santiago, thence by the
irans-Andean Railway across the
Andes TO Buenos Ayres. Montevideo and
on to Santos, Brazil, to st. Paulo. then
to Rio Janiero. On the return a stop
Will be made al Trinidad, IN the Bar
BADGES. Other interesting points may
be visited. Mr.. Miller is vlce-president
OF the Benjamin + Shaw Company.