davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-09

ed our forest capital, and the inter-
est (Which represents the rate of
growth of the forests) is very much
less than enough to sustain US. In
other words, we are in a state of
forest bankruptcy, and our credi-
tors are applying for a receivership.
The condition here in Maryland is
common to all parts of the country
with the exception of some portions
of the Gulf States and the Pacific
northwest. In the case of the Gulf
States, the original forests are rapid
ly disappearing, and the lumber
men who are now cutting the tim
Der are confident of less than a ten
years's supply. The Pacific Coast
forests are too far removed and
freight rates too high to help us
much.
1t is simply a case of supply and
demand, with the supply nearly ex-
hausted, while the demand is rapid
~ increasing. Wood enters into so
many of our daily uses, and is so
common, that we do lot appreciate
how dependent we are upon cheap
and abundant supply.
Take the single item Of news print
paper which is made from wood.
The paper used in a single edition
Of large New York daily requires
ten acres of fully stocked forest.
The scarcity o; wood for this pur-
pose is largely reflected in the great
ly increased price. Five years ago,
Eews print paper cost about IL
cents a pound, while today it costs
about 9 cents 4 pound-a 100 per
cent increase.
While substitutes are being found
for the use of wood in some cases,
We are also finding new uses for
wood, which more than offsets sub
stitutes. While the per capita con-
sumption of wood has decreased, we
are today using more wood than
ever before, due to increase in pop
ulation and discovery of uses not
known ten years ago.
The outlook is a gloomy one,
calculated to make us think more
seriously of the future, but it has
one encouraging aspect, and that is
that the forests can be renewed, in
which this resource differs from
other natural resources, such as
coal, oil, and gas, which once used
cannot be replaced. But in order
to renew our forests, we must change
completely the present methods of
shall quickly follow cutting in
place of devastation which is the out
come of most numbering operations.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-09
Chickens That Came
Home To ROOSt

rnngreasmen who are editors Of
nav.n5nars. and publishers OF papers
-eneraliy throughout me country are
exercised and with good reason over
lie question 81 a supply OF news
print paper ana the Iact lhai Naha0I
the best available source seems oe-
terminSd 10 res'ricJ the Shlpmeht OF
news TO tins 2o-Alry anu 70 place
mills manuI'">tNtlhS from up tIlll
Der owned by americans aESolutel5
under the control OF the CANADIAN
government.
Iioce'ohs uuuei an ol''Sl p's 9'7,'
IN I9lo IorpluIihs 'HS SApoI '"' ,.l,l
u pup "oou ~ Tue "a" go
= III i. us Cllt ,l'' '''>'l'
~ 'l' u - .,
Canada has caused Americans 10
locate mills IN that country ior the
purpose OF ualES TIMBER from l2huS
already purchased or leased by lheh',
hoI Il bad way IL attract new cdP'lai
1lu 10 Duild up het INDUSTRIES Al
thaj lline ana lot ABOUT d Htdl lheIe-
,,,,,-'. sbinned baro from Canada but
IN 1oIl nv the Terms of = reciprocity
rl.eatz- The markets OF the United
STATES were Onened to Canadian
News dIty- free
For some time past Jhete mas DttA
shortage OF PRIME paper III tnl9
country and 10 some extent III an lni
ada, too. and c,italn provinces lnete
arc proceedings TO take care OF InelI
own local SITUATION by loTol0olh9 the
| export even OF the hnlShed prouuct
to this country which IN view OF the
tteaty OF wi, seems ScarceIE lalr
Ctal ana against Whlth theIe VIII
IIOhaDly be d nearly protest.
While Canada's action is probably
an ant of seIf-Gefense. il must be
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-09
TEACHERS SALARY RAISE
MEASURE INTRODUCED
Extension OF High School Work To
Smaller Communities Also Pro
Vided For.

Senator Disharoon, ct NIcomico
county, introduced, on January 70,
the administration bill to redeem
the Democratic platform promise TO
increase the county teachers salar-
les and provide reasonable relief
from the cost of sustenanCe to stud
epts at the State Normal Schools.
Governor Richie gave out 4
statement explaining the terms OF
the measure. He said that The mini
mum increases provided average
about 33 Is per cent. and represent
the judgment of the State Board OF
Education, the normal school prin-
cipals, the alumni associations, the
county authorities andOthels. The
burden of paying the increases is
divided equally between the State
and the counties. OF course, as the
increases provided are the minimum
the counties are at liberty TO add 10
them.
Continuing the Governor said:
In the past the State has rocog-
nized, aided and standardized only
those high schools in places large
enough to conduct four-year high
schools. This policy has left q num-
enough pupils to justify the organ
ization of a two or three year high
school, without any school adYan-
tages beyond the elementary grades.
I'm the bill introduced machinery
is provided for setting up 80 or IS
Cne-teacher high schools to do two
years of standard high school work,
which will be accredited in any
1ar iC hnnnI
this provision will result in afford
ing increased educational opportuni-
ties to many small communities.
1t may not be inappropriate at
this time to give 4 summary of the
appropriations which the budget bill
will recommend for public schools
for 1921 and 1922.
1.-THE amount expended fog public
schools in 1919 was $2,000,O00 and
in1920 it will be the same. This
sum now represents II cents IN the
tax rate. The amount that will be
recommended for 1921 and 1922
will be $2,75O,000, an increase of
$750,000, which will be divided as
follows: Administration expenses of
the State Board of Education, $1O,-
coo; increase in pension fund, to
take care of additional teachers en-
titled, $4,000; vocational and physi-
cal education, $1,000; colored in
0ustrial schools, 5000; high schools
increases in existing salaries and
supplying teachers for new high
schools, $4,000; normal schools
increases in salaries, necessary new
teachers, reasonable relief to stu
dents from cost of sustenance, and
summer extension work, $4,000;
elementary schools, increases in
salaries 1926, 900; special allot-
ments to Calvert, Charles, ST. Marys
and Garrett Counties, in view OF
their small assessable basis, to aid
them meet their minimum, $500:
total $750,000.
1T is estimated that these In
creases will represent sum which,
on the new assessable basis, will re-
present two cents on the tax rate,
but whether the amount should be
raised in this way or through new
cources of revenue is, of course, a
matter for future consideration.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-09

Naturally, the man who is lum-
Der user wants to know the reason
for these increases, and how it is
going to effect his business. The
reason for advancing prices is not
difficult to find We have, for many
years, been cutting our forests
more than three times as fast as
they have been growing. Large
surplus timber supplies have enabl-
ed us to do this for so long with
out bringing disastrous conse-
Guences. We have now reached the
point where we have nearly Exhaust
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-09
HIGH LUMBER PRICES
Resulting From Forest Devastation.

There has been a tremendous in
crease in the cost of lumber requir-
ed to construction material, boxes,
furniture, and other multi6udinous
uses for the past few years, and
there is every reason to believe that
lumber prices are gong to further
increase.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED; IMAM or woman to take
orders for fruit and ornamental trees,
schrubs and roses, appoint-sub-ag agents
and act as our District Superintendent.
Pay weekly. Protected territory.
Write at once KNIGHT & BOSTWICh,
Nurserymen, Newark, N. Y. State. 1t
The Washington times., 1920-09-27
EXAMS FOR TEACHERS
SET FOR SEPTEMBER 30

Examinations for vacancies In the
teaching force Of the night schools
will be held September 30 In ths
Franklin School. DIR. Frank w. Bal
lou. Superintendent OF Schools. has an
Eounced
The vacancies 20 be nlled ineluds
teachers OF commercial law, account
ing, bookkeeping, commercial srith-
metic. electricity. Graham shorthand.
domestic science, dressmaklng and
tailoring.
The Washington times., 1920-09-27
STANDARD OIL CO. GETS
SHIP BOARD CONTRACT

The Shipping Board has an
nounced that the Standard Oil Com
pany OF California had been awarded
one-year contract for supplying oil
to all the boards vessels at Pacific
coast ports and Honolulu. beginning
October "a. The total estimated re
Quirements are 371,716 gallons, at a
cost of S193, ,SOs.30.
The prices of the different oils vary
from 81 cents a gallon for ice ma
chine cylinder oil, delivered at San
Francisco or Oakland, to 81 cents for
marine engine oil for all wick and
sight feed systems. The cost at other
ports shows slight increases.
The Shipping Board also announced
the awarding of contracts for pack
ings for one year from October Is to
the Anchor Packing Company and the
United States Rubber Company.
The Washington times., 1920-09-27
HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
AND THE FLU
First Step in Treatment Is a
Brisk Purgatve With Gallo
tabs, the Purified and Refined
Calomel Tablets That Are
Nausealess, Safe and Sure.

Doctors have found by experience
that no medicine for colds and influ-
enza can be depended upon for full ef-
fectiveness until the liver is made
thoroughly active. That is why the
first step In the treatment Is the new,
nausealess calomel tablet called Calo-
tabs, which are free from the sick
ening and Weakening effects of the
old style calomel. Doctors also point
out the fact that an active liver may
go a long way toward preventing
influenza and is one of the most inn
portant factors in enabling the pa
tient to successfully withstand an at
tack and ward off pneumonia.
One Calotab on the tongue at bed
time, with a swallow Of water-thats
all. No salts. no nausea nor the slight
est interference with your eating.
pleasure or work = Next morning your
cold has vanished, your liver is ac-
tive your system is purified, and you
are feeling fine, with hearty appetite
for breakfast. Druggists sell Calotabs
only In original sealed packages, price
thirty-five cents. Your money will
be cheerfully refunded if you do not
find than delightful.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-10-15
PROPOSED TO THE PEOPLE BY
THE LEGISLATURE
To be voted on November 2, 1920.
REFERENDUM BILL NO. 2

An act providing for the payment
OF equalized compensation to veter-
ans of the war with the Central AL
lied Powers.
State of Washington,
Office of the Secretary of State.
To whom it may concern: In
obedience to the state constitution
and an act of the legislature, ap-
proved by the Governor March %,
1920, entitled: "An Act providing
for the payment of equalized COM
pensation to veterans of the war
with the Central Allied Powers, au-
thorizing the issuance and sale of
state bonds and the levy of tax
to pay said bonds, making an appro-
priation, providing penalties, and
providing for the submission of this
act to vote of the people," there Is
hereby published for the considera-
ton of the voters of the State of
Washington the following proposed
act of the legislature of said state:
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-10-15

INsURANcE-Talk with Downen
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-01

sapamin Murind copilhl sa dus lar La binefacatoa-
rea eli, rugind-o Sal dea ul ajutor sa poata in
gropa copilu 81 noba marona la mai dat cti-va gal
ben 81 sa scape de solcitarc viitoare la carl Sc
astepta, recomandat-o sora-sc muma Donei Valeria
Di Valencia fata foarte buna 81 priceput in ros-
turtle easel, zcIndu fl buna pentru Valera ca
cameriGra 81 pese citeva zle STA ocupat posu Pen
tru cinstea lui Don Alesio Luisa Normando D Bara-
cas-, rebuia sd casatorcasca Gu flea unu nobl
bine vazut La 'crtea Spaniel zburdalnicia u fost
tinuta in mai taina, 81 Valera nn stiea mimic
egaturile Sofei varu Ell Sofia III sufetul eli lra
pc Aleso 81 daca cinstea e in joc Par Fl de-
nuntat la toata lumea ca misel 81 nu-i yrednic
de cinstea da 81 de femeia pc care uat- %
de sotie 81 din aceasta pare revarsa al
supra intregei familii, char 81 Donei Valeria.
Gu patru ami mai III etatc ca ca, inzestrata Gu /,
frumuscte raptoare 81 doza mare de inteligenta.
din primee zile cstiga smpatia Valerie 81 in scurt
timp inr1urire covirstoare asupra eli Fire palpinx
da 81 crescuta sub regimul hgotislnului reIgios al
namei SALE Vaera in scurt tnp devenise unealta 81
mne Sotei,careia il descoperca Datc tanele inimei
si pc carl Sofia le fntrebana en success In reazare
scopurilor eli. H
Dona Valeria ii testainui II curfnd ca parintii "
sunt hotarit 80 marite dnpa pdA cAre q I'll
numit de cfte-va luni guvernatsr M Caisail
e, naaTtnfisi a. lli iubeste eaIu 81 este Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-01

tfnar, nobil dntr o famle mai scapatata Sofia COM
patimi 81 indemna sd nu Sc supuna vontef parnt-
lor In catate de Cameriera ii inlesni intilnir
esul nmc Ell 81 pentru accste servicii Valera ii era
Yinovate, au avut efectul dorit de Sofia:
1ntr una din seri Valeria cazu in ispita 81 in ace
las pacat in cazusc Sofia varul ei "A doua ri
ISL marturisi pdcatu Sofici carei nima treslr de
bucurie 81 trebuit 50 faca sforari mari ca multum
Ell sufleteasca sa aratc pc buzec ci prn un
zimbet ronic, dar camerera devotata ii spuse ca
ru facut ca cedat isptei peste citeva zle nu ia
mai inesnit intilnirea Gu iubitul c amenntnd-o ca
daca 40 asculta divulga tot Donei Di Valencia
1ntilnirea yinovata Valerei Gu iubitul c ayut
nrar grave, dar prin aiutoru unei feme dbace, So
M ajata :sa scape de fructul pacatulu fnainte de
se da in seama cind guyernorul InsuleOr Canarice
VENT sal ceara mina potrivit proisunilpr parnt-
lor Sofia indemnato sal ia, zcindu~i ca multi mai
frunlos ii mai dragut ideaul ei; ca dntr'o fam-
lie mai malta 81 ocpa pozitiunc flsennata, ST ia
agaduit ca dinsa sta in ajutor ca gresala cosa
sa n0 fe observata asgurnd- ca ascnenea cazur Sc
|petree in toate clascle societatii
~ staruintele ei 81 parntlor, Valeria d cedat
pOtrivife, dar ca condita ca sa neargs 81 So
"a s'a inva gu ca, si toti al conyenit mai
S1 sean4 Don ErcO Asrpfa car1ia frumusetea Softer
= exf Z se. fart care
sesssasat zsS| pssie
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-01

cfteva ze Sc savirs logodna Gu solelnntaea obici-
nuita la nobili 81 eel punga groasa, Gu care prcj
Sofia cdpata dar frumos de la vtorul brbat al
stapinei sale.
In posesiunea secretului Valeriei 81 mai multor
scrisori prin carl putca sd dovedeasca vinovatia eli
din carl uncle scrse de Valera dupa savirsrea paca-
tulu dar pc carl e trmisese la destinate ca sd e
alba arme, cnd peste un de la zua logodnei Va
lcria plecNt sa devina sofia lu Don Erico, Sofia
insotea 1ncredintataca Isl aunge scopul ca sa GU
cereasca inima guvernorulu Valeria sd fie numai
cp nunele sofia lu Despre Dona Antonieta nu purta
grije; dinsa e nsoee in yederea .unei casator pro-
iectate Gu un malt funct tioaiaf din nlqpla Fero
Eyenimentele prn carl Sc remarcase 81 atrasese
Ia lnceput admiratia marnarior 81 recunostinte Va
lerie 81 prn carl era sd devina celebra 81 eroiAa ii
serveau 81 ii veneah in ajutorpl planuui Ell 81 acun
cnd c6rabile erau pc largnl marie plutind catre lima
nul pc credea Cd are 81 e distinsa si admirat
81 stnd bine CO mi smenintata de Moi pfimejlic
din partea Elene pllnba Gu semetie pc puntca co.
rabie, facind haz de lamentarile Valerie 81 de ngr
jorarea personalului: ss
Cind captanul es doua CARA della Valcria care ii spu
sese ID predea coraba fara nicf impotryre Ii cax
daed Elena le es II Gale, Sofia Sc aprope deel 81 Ii
sppse ~ se ia 1pa ei aibx nieiso feaz
|ma de Elena, "a asrfEa 81 III i fn
|btAIH IS W
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-01
MIEZUL NoPTE1.
De-. Paul Florentin.
Universal Literary.

zul noptii.
+ Numar eli mulmeaza 'batailc.
MAJ oprcsc, acum, inaintea ce
| lui din urma sunet, 81 i'm; zic
1ata inca 0 ri Cd Sc dcsprinlt
din calendarul vietei Las apo
gindul sa-yi ia sborul.
/ Eoiesc a face um drum. 81 ace.
Fsta .sprc abizul intuneca+ al ire
cutului.
+ Iata-ma pc drum, 81 odata a
Ejuns inaintea timpului cerc sa cl
stig, 81 sa destram intunecata
tlui definitiune: el insusi, nu este
alta, de cit puterea gindirci.
| O, micz de noapte trist 81 he.
CRU.
| De cite ori aud tacanirea pen.
dulului fmi pare ca aud dangatu|
lprofetic al colopotelor ce chiamd
sufletcle spre cternltate.
Accasta ultima bataie desprin.
sa din insuflctitul corp al pendu-
lei, insemnat, in noapte, ca tai
sui insingerat al unui cutit orel(
douasprezcce.
La ora asia tirzie aripa gindi-
rel s'a coborit ga o raza albastra
| pc o crucc de lemn din fior0sul
cimitir al orasului, 0 tacere So
tvaielnica domneste pentru oiteva
clipe, apoi, 6mi pun intrcbarca
|din nou:
&c caut IN. mij jlocul lume;
moarte?
- Voiesc sd ma obisnuiesc Gil
ideia mortii9
- De ce?
&c poate ii mai natural dc cit
moartea? Pc morti ii vedem III
toate zilele ca defilcaza prin
naintea noastra. Ii plingem lar,
la urma, lacrimilc sc schiniba in
flori ale amintirei. Pc gropi win
tul jalnic presara frunzc din co
roana uitarei. Cind vine vorba
insa, sa mort tn, care vorbesti,
simti 81 cugeti, nu lovitura
prea fulgeratoare? Gel care Yeti
ccti accste rinduri veti trecc pc
ste elc grabnic. Amintirca mimi
cirei nu place, dar sunt sigur ca
nimanui nu la trecut vre-odata
prin minte ca, intro ri sau i'll al
tn are sd moara cu adevarat.
| Cine poatc iilsa sa afirme ca IN
florile 81 in frunzelc care Sc
nasc din pamintul cimitirelor pc
ste care au trccut veacuri multe,
l. nu Sc gasesc gindurile 81 SIM
tirea noastra.
Cine poatc sd afirme, ca suflc-
| tul nostru nu sc inalta, dupa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-01
(J'rnaare).

: Fra inteligenta 81 vicleana Cunostea toate slab-
eunlle stapne sale, pc care sevea de patru ami 81
soia sa profile de ocaze. Flea unui funconar rama
sesc orana de tata la etatea de II ami Masa, care IA
marital dupa u all Gle vaduvie peste cte-va lun ma
dadaca la cop 81 asa crescut, servitoarc pima
gums la etaea de optsprezece ami, cInd cdzut jertfa
fumusetei sale, 1ncintata 81 ademenita de fiu. une
yadnve mobile la servea 81 care, Sd puma capa
4trengaror baiatuui, concedato, ST ca sal astupe
gnra, la dat punga GU bani.
Tatal ei vitreg aflInd faptul, dupa cc s au ispra
yit ban luat-o la goana, zicind ca ii necinsteste
casa 81 s'a dus Ia natusa . ei dupa .tata, unde
rascnt frnctu pacatulu Matusa-sa o iuhea, compat
mes ii ajutato cit nsatut, "a era saraca
li jar a ajntornl mnnei
lnlm care d necinstise, ii, vcnerabia r6na IA
ya galber, care citesya
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-01
CIRCULAR OFICIOs

Pentru ca sa = poat1 face -
paritiile pentru taxufi1e demoar.
to Ia timp, asa q = beneficiils %
Sc plateasca la timp, onor. pocie.
tati apartinatoars Uniunei s. p
A. STUNT rugate . anunts secte.
tariatului General Il uniunei toa,
te caxurile de moarte, char in Il
IN cind q decedat m membruI u
societatu. Actele % pot trimits ul.
terror, dupa inmorm1mtare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-01

rretul pehtPu publlcafll cat ,.Camt",
.tDe vln1aRe", ,.A"wmt de dsAtOrlc".
ete.. costa pemtrM ficcare cuvtnt !.
CENT? de , Dublleasle. Sab 80 de cent?
mn se DublicA nimic.
rentru Darl de seamA. Invlthrl de
bOtea. cununjl sau dansufl 4 cent? IL
MIA, sau @4.OO coloana de star.
rmb1icatIile sa fie insotite de suma
ncccxnra. Credit nM are deceit sOcleth-
tile din Umiumca $. II. A.
Mnnuscripteie anu fOtografil M sc
fnApOiasA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-01
LIBERTY BONDURI
81 MARc1 DE CRUTARE.

Vinde-le ecuma. Platim bani
gata 81 rreturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room 216 Lennox
Bldg, al doilea Etaj. Luati ela-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu-
cid Avenue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Go. Deschis pi-
ma Ia orele 6 p. M. (1x6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-01
= Il Al s
penttu N. NJ.

Sub roza ninsoare de flori de cais
Stau singur, prada visarilor
calde;
Sub roaua par fruizcle rare
slnaralde,
lar gIndul imi sboara sprc tine,
That's. 1.
fmprastie n juru-mi parfum,
trandafirii
81 pacea coboara lpe raze dear
gint. 80
Din slavile-albastre, ca ochii ,e
mint
Multime. dc astrc ard candclelc
firii.
81 N clipa aceasta senina, That's,
Gu ochii la steaua trecutei iubiri,
De dragostca gurei Gu buzc sub
tiri
Sarut GU sfiala -. un ram de
cais....
Gemi-Zam.
(,,Universul Literary.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-01
RANURI DE LILAC.

RAlWURI DE LILlAC.
Ramura Gle lilac, y
Dulce mi-ai menit sd zac,
La umbra deasa de fag,
In bratele cui mi-e drag,
81 pc STRAIT de viorcle,
In bratelc dragci mcle.
Ramura dc busuioc,
Menestc-ma Gu noroc
Sa nu NOR in umbra, aici,
Da sd NOR intre voinici
sImpartind groaza n dusmani,
Mil de lesuri la vultani.
&ISfk - 4 &:~i !. viSNla((
Sa ma 'nvaluies cu .steagul,
Sa ma plinga tot siragul.
ST sa mi cintc goarna n zare
Cintccul de 'nmormintare,
Luna sd ma prohodeasca,
La mormint sd mi straJuiasca
Sa mi aud i'll nopti seninc
Codrul povestind de mine,
81 frumoasa draga mic,
Sa 81 usuce GU mindrie
14acrimile din obraz,
Ca illbit yoinic vitcaz.
7. u. Soricu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-01

moartea col,pului, catre lutne
mai buna2
CineY... nici stelele care lu.
cesc pc Ger de atitea milioane de
ami. Nici paAintul care Inviaza
in fiecare primavara.
Universal Literar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-01

Romanul VIRTUE 81 Desfriu'
Doua Volume $3.50, E in folo.
sui Uniunei s. r. A. Comandati
pima sunt, la G. r. Pascu, SOS
Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-02-12
The Y. w. G.. A.

The Young Women's Christian AS
sociation appeals to various classes;
girls in the teen age and college
students, but especially does it APP
peal to the business and professional
women
AS "all work and no play makes
Jack a dull boy" so the same condi-
ton makes Jill a dull girl. Whole
some recreation for leisure hours af-
forded in homelike Y. M. C. A. Head
quarters makes for health of body,
mind and spirit.
Forums provide for interchange of
ideas, gymnasiums for physical de-
yelopment, while classes in a varity
of subjects train the hands and minds
OF progressive girls so that they are
to fit themselves for better positions.
Business ome are quick to rec
oognize the value of anything which
increases their efficiency. The Young
Women's Christian Association stands
for 100 per cent efficiency.
II asks to be supported financially
in this undertaking, by all the citizens
of the United States who have the
welfare of girls at heart
e. A. Wiley, Co. Chair.