davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1920-01-16
Kako Sc DO resilo resko vprasanje?
a uredb

D'Annunzijo sedaj drzi Reko "a
Italijo in jako malo je prilike, da.
bi Jugoslavija vzela stvar v svo-
je lastne roke in ga spodila ven.
Mr.. Trumbic prMnava, da edi-
no upanje Jugoslavije lezi ro-
kah Mr.. Wilsona in pravi, da DO
Jugoslavija oropana edinega pri-
stanisea, ee Sc Zdruzene drzave
ne uprejo temu nacrtu.
Kakor nitro spozna Jugoslavija,
da Jim predsednik Wilson ne mo-
re pomagati vec v nadalje in jih
ne more vee braniti, bo iskala
kompromisa 2 Italijo celem ja-
dranskem vpraSanju ter bo posku-
Sala dobiti kompenzacije Alba
niji.
Med tenn pa Mr.Lloyd George in
M. Clemenceau sedita v ozadju in
tcakata kaj bo poskusal storiti Mr..
Wilson. E
! Pariz, Is. Jan. y M. TrumbiG,
predsednik jugoslovanske delega-
cije, je dejal V intervivu sledece:
"Jugoslavija he more sprejeti
move predloge, katera daje Italiji
koridor med Volosko in Reko pa
ralelno (vsporedno) z zeleznico
Reka-Ljubljana. Predsednik Will
son je zavrgel to predlogo v zad-
njem novembru, ko jo je predlozil-
Tittoni in mi Sc zanaSamo ma ME-
ga, da bo zavrnil tudi Nittijev ma
crt.
"Italijani so napravili vecje
koncesije, da Sc namrec Reko in
ternacijonalizira pod nadzor-
stvom 1ige narodov, toda mi zah-
tevamo, da ostane Susak jugoslo-
vanski in ola je luka Baros V Su-
saku, katera je jake yazna "a elk
sportiranje, lesa tudi jugoslovan-
ska. Zahtevamo da ostane lara In
lokrozje jugoslovallsko z autonom-
MIN pristaniseem.
Srbski prestolonaslednik Je ma
potu IL Belgrade, da Sc postavi "a
nase pravice. Zadnjo predlogo
smo brzojavili V Belgrad, ola Da-
vidovic in kabinet razpravlJa o
tenn, toda pozitivni smo, da ne
bodo sprejeli predloge, Xxi daje l.
taliji pas ozemlja cd lstre do Re-
ike. Mi stojimo ma Wilsonovi crtl,
katero je potegnil zadnjo pomlad,
in poleg katere je stal do sedaj.
Trdi Sc, da je tajnik Lansing
odgovoril poslaniku WallaceJu IN
zavrgel reski naort, ce ga tudi
Jugoslavija ne sprejme. !.
Glas svobode., 1920-01-16
HRvATJE zELE ZoPET v
AMERIK0.

Gospic, Hrvatsko. = Okrog IL
soc Hrvatov, kateri so zapustili
ieklarske milne v Pittsburghu,
Pa, in Garyju, Indiana, in od-
sli v domovino, da Sc borijo-
"a MO je apeliralo ma ameriske po-
mozne moei, da Jim maj pomagaJo
vrniti Sc Jim zopet v zdruzene dr.
zave. Min prosnjo Sc je odposlalo
ma delavski department v Zdruze-
nih drzavah.
Glas svobode., 1920-01-16
OPOZARJAMO

roiake v drzavi Kansas, ola jih "
naikrajsem casu obisee mas poto-
valni zastopnik Anton Jankovic,
XII Sc sedaj mudi v Minnesota. So
misljenik Jankovic je pooblaseen
pobirati naroenino, oglase, tisko.
vine in prodajati knjige ter dru-
60 kar spada k listu. Priporoea-
mo Sc rojakom V Kansasu, ola mu
gredo ma roko in mu po svoJih
moeeh pomagajo do vspeha.
Upravnistvo.
Glas svobode., 1920-01-16
HAREMSKE LEPOTICE "a
SVOBODO EGIPTA.

Cairo, IA. jan. = Haremske "a
stopnice IL 500 ,haremov so obdr-
zavale v Copt cerkvi sejo in spre-
,jele resolucijo, XII zahteva popol-
no neodvisnost Egipta. Use EGYPT
eanske princezinje in druge cla-
nice kraljevske druzine priprav-
ljajo proklamacijo V kateri bodo
protestirale proti britiakemu pro
tektoratu.
Glas svobode., 1920-01-16
ODLOzILI so PoGREB.

Newton, N. B. = Mrs. Mary E.
Mahoney je bila stara 80 let, ko Je
"umrla". Use Sc je pripravilo
"a pogreb in pogrebnik je bill
marljiv pri svoiem poslu. Kar ma
enkrat Sc mu je zazdelo, ola lie
mrtva" nekaj zagibala. Pogle-
dial je Sc enkrat in opazil, da Je
"mrtva" zena sedela V krStl.
"Kaksnega zlomka pa namera-
vate storiti?" je vprasala.
Trdi Sc, da Sc je pogreb odlozl-
10 "a nedolocen cas-.
Glas svobode., 1920-01-16
Sc ENA NESRECA ma MoRJU.

Pariz. = Francoski parnik A.
frique ma potu IL Bordeauxa V
Dakar Sc ie potopil blizu BiscaJ-
skega zaliva zadnji pondeljek po-
tenn, ko Sc je boril, ola Sc vzdrzl
ma povrsju re cd zadnje sobote'
Vihar mu je prizadejal veliko LUX
MO.
Antique je nosil 465 potnikov in
100 moz posadke, Med potniki Je
bilo 1872 francoSkih zamorskih ko-
lonijalcev.
Parnik Ceylan je vzel ma krov
zamorce dveh resilnih colnov, to
je bilo 26 oSeb. Steer pa nj znano
koliko oSeb Sc je reSilo.
Glas svobode., 1920-01-16

Kdaj je Sc zasuznjeni narod "a
hteval svojih pravic, ne da bi bill
cd svojih mueiteljev-gospodov ma
ivan zloeincem in veleizdajalcemi
Kdor je veren in vnet somislJe-
nix svobodne misli, Sc maj nemu-
donna naroei ma Glas Svobode, XII
ie edini Slovenski svobodomiselni
LIST V Ameriki.
Glas svobode., 1920-01-16
NOV PoJAV INFLUENCE.


postala jako vznemirjena radi
znova ponavljajoce Influence. Ma
zdravstvenem Departmental je bi-
10 veeraj prijavljenih $50 novih
slueajev, ki so Sc pripetili V stiri-
indvajsetih urah prejsnjega dne.
Da Sc je zacela Influenza nitro
Siriti je razvidno IL tega, ker je
bilo zadnji torek prijavljenih sa-
mo 50 slucajev, V sredo re 104 sll-
caje, torej ravno Sc enkrat toliko,
rapport vcerajSnjega dine pa kaze
re $50 slucajev.
Zdravstveni kOmisjoner Robert
son je izjavil, da Sc "a enkrat Sc
nj treba bati, svetuje pa, da Sc "a
vzame vse potrebne korake, ola Sc
bolezen kolikor mogoce omeji. On
ie mnenja, ,.da je poslednji sneg,
ki je zapadel V Chicagu mnogo
pomagal, da Sc nj epidemija raz-
Sirila Sc boil in vsled tega tudi
reSil marsikatero zivljenje. Samo
en- smrtni slucaj Sc je primeril ra-
di influence vceraj.
PoroGila influence so dospela
Sc IL nekaterih drugih krajev.
Kai lahko je mogoee, ola Sc bo-
lezen zopet razsiri po dezeli kot
lansko leto zato maj Sc rojaki l1o-
likor mogoGe drze higijenienih ma
vodil, katera so jim gotovo znana
Sc IL prej$njega leta.
Maj navedemu tukaj par navo,
dill, kako Sc varovati bolezni.
V sobo kjer lezi bolnik maj Sc
kolikor mogoGe malo hodi.
Bodite donna. Ne obiskujte nj
|kogar, ce innate bolnika donna, nj,
ii ne dopustite, da vas bi kdo o,
biskal.
Izogibajte Sc prostorov kjer je
mnogo ljudi kot naprimer gleda.
liSc, cerkev it'd.
Maj bodo vasi otroci vedno to.
Iplo in suho obleceni, Vlaga hisi
ie dobro gnezdo "a influencne
bakterije.
Gibajte Sc na svezem zraku III
na sOlncu.
Drzite robec pred ustmi, Ge mo,
rate kihati ali kaSljati. ID
Umijte 81 roke predno greste k
jedi.
| Ne pljuvajte na tia.
Ne jejte in he pijte preko me-
re. Devet ur spanja je potrebno
"a dobro zdravje. Ne pijte IL cas-,
katere rabijo tudi drugi. Ne hodi,
te k bolnikom, ce inmate pri njih
mic opraviti. Jedilno pOsodO bolni-
ka maj Sc vedno i'll takoj po rabi
dene vrelO vodo.
Skrbite "a SnagO vSepOvSod III
he pozabite ma dnevne sprehode v
svezem zraku.
Kdor Sc bo drzal teh navodil
mu bo veG pomaganega tkot ce ku-
pi tone zdravil, katera dnevno O.
glasuiejo razni sleparji, ces, ola
pomagajo proti influence.
Glas svobode., 1920-01-16
v NEMCIJI GRoZl REvo-
LUCIA.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Ill, January 10th
1920, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1920-01-16
Neuspeh v sibirji.

1 translation filed with Postmaster at Chicago ILL., '"" ~
1000 % rsonred by the Act o October 9th 1917
Glas svobode., 1920-01-16
strah pred novo voj

~ translation filed Chicago Ill., January 10Th
1000 as REQUIRED by the Aet o October 9th 1917
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-04

The Mcintosh building is used for
Sunday school at II O'Clock and
prayer meeting at night; at Bridge
Creek there is Sunday school at 10
O'Clock and Young Peoples league
at night. Services are held every
Sunday afternoon at o'clock at
snow Hill by the Church of Christ
people.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-04

A clear colorless liquid that VIII
heal wounds, cuts, sores and gals is
the latest and best production Of
medical science. Ask for Liquid
Borozone, it is a marvel in flesh
healing remedies. Price, SOC, soc anl
$1.2O. Sold by Wrenn Drug Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-04

Buford George was taken to Ok
lahona city last week where he
underwent an operation at the Wes
ley hospital for appendicitis
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-04

j. T. Bradley superintendent Of
Bridge Creek Union Graded school
spent the week end with his daugh-
ters, Mrs Brice Richmond at Blan-
hard, ana Mrs. w. G. Robertson of
Washington. The former is teacher
Of the sixth grade in the Blanchard
school
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-04

CToo late for last wek.)
T. II. and John Copp, clerk and
member OF Bridge Creek school
'oard, were in Chickasha Monday
ransaating business with the county
superintendent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WHY rA'r RENT

yourself? below for
week Indicated then you
monthly like title
HOMES YOU WILL LIVE
Oregon, hill,
balance
$50 monthly
nifty bungalow modern detail the most
desirable Chiokasha
Groom house three blocks
detail $4,000 cash will
take difference n
at $1,000
modern, cas- $3.50
grass sets improvements
$4,000
Why landlord pay check 70
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-04

+ Registered Shorthorn bull. 1
Y at my barn 1114 Idaho Ave. 1
: known as Driggers place
= J. T. Kell. 1928 Idaho.
], I ! I I I I Z / ! !. / L / j
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-04
no Worms m ! Healthy cniLd

All children troubled with worms have ar III
healthy color. which indicates poor blood. and as
Jr two or three weeks win snrich the blood, i'm
rove the digestion, aca &c, as Gencr Il Strength
ming Ion.c to the whole system. Nature will ther
brow of or dispe the worms and the Child will be
DeTfecf health. Pl~psant - rake 6Oc Der bottle,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-04

: : i 's' =. : y 4. j. !. i = !. :. j.
BRIDGE CREEK NEWS.
: . j. = - = i. y i + j.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-04

Express Want Ads Bring Results
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-04

Express Want Ads bring result.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-04

Miss Zona Hardy, a student of the
Amber high school spent the week
end with her Sister, Mrs. ]. c,
Thompson and husband and her
mother Mrs Hardy Of this commun-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-04

Express Want Aos BrlnR Results
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-04

Mrs. T. H. Copp who has ben in
poor health for some time was
taken to sulpher Springs, Arkansas
Tuesday for treatment MI Copp and
daughter Anna, accompanied her.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-04

The school board granted the
teachers a day off to attend the
state fair, with pay
The crcwd attending the Pie sup
per at Antic n Friday night made il
great success. The proceeds
amounted to about $4,000 This will
be used to buy school supplies as
they are needed most Miss Nora
Byram received the cake in the
young ladies voting contest for
being the prettiest girl present and
Oliver Balch received the cake OF
soap for being the homliest man
present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-04
Mrs. Cruise Reports on Work

Mrs. Edith NJ. Cruise has submit
ted her report of work accomplished
at the Community house during the
month of October and the interest
ing reports is as follows: 15S calls
made. II lessons taught, SO in at
tendance at the clinic, aggregate at
tendance at the woman's clubs 81,
at the girls clubs 204. at the library
l25. 211 books taken out, and SO
calls received.
A children's library has been es-
tablished at the Community house so
that children below the grammar
grades may draw books there instead
of crossing two railroad tracks. Each
week Mrs. Norman Davis brings a
number of books put to the Commun-
ity house and so far 1t has not been
necessary to take any of the books
back. Miss Bergen has offered her
services for the work of distributing
the books. The enterprising Martha
Washington Club are taking up first
aid work and Mrs. Mabel Fales In
structs them each week. The Slova-
khan mothers held a meeting in
school number 9 and Paul Steele
showed them some very interesting
pictures. Miss Helen Seaman sang
and the women enjoyed the meeting.
The Italian Woman's Club grows
larger with each meeting. The
Daughters of Ilona decorated the
first floor of the Community house
and the U. 8. A. Girls the school
room, so that all might enjoy the
Halloween season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-04
Give Halloween Partv

The Misses Alice and Olga Chris
Jensen gave a Halloween party at
the home of Mrs. Carl Chitwood re-
Gently. The rooms were artistically
decorated in orange and black.
Games were played and dancing was
refreshments were served.
Those present were the Misses
Violet French, Alice Christensen,
Margaret Griffin, Margaret Hender-
son., Esther Mathiasen, Dorothy
Smith, Dora and Anna Winer and
Olga Christensen: Messrs. Fred and
Walter Mikkelson. Alfred johnson,
Theodore Beck. Howard and Teddy
Brose, Carl Gilsdorf. Einar Chris
Jensen and Edward Clark; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Rick. Mrs. Charles Beck, Mrs. An
thony Brose, Mrs. +. Christensen
and Mrs. Carl Chitwood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-04
SOCIETY
Mann Attended Pnrtr

A Halloween party was rendered
Miss Rose Wolfson by her parents.
and Mrs. David Wolfson. at her
home in Market street recently. The
rooms were decorated in the colors
of Halloween and cornstalks added
to the attractiveness Of its appear
ance. Dancing was enjoyed through
out the evening to music furnished
by Fred O'Brien's jazz band and all
the various Halloween games were
played. Jacob Bernstein entertained
with a special talk and singing was
enjoyed. A delicious supper was
served around the table daintily set
and decorated with large bouquets
of carnations. Prizes were awarded
to the two best disguised girls and
boys. These were won by the Misses
Anna Pavlovsky and Lydia Altschu-
Ter. Thomas Hoy and David Bern
stein.
Those present were the Misses
Anna siskind. Sadie and Minerva
FIshkof, Frances Splitter, Rose
Wedeen, Lena Edelstein. Rebecca
Greenspan. Anna Pavlovsky. Lydia
Altschuler, Marve Mailer, Sophie
Schaffer, Florence Blume, Jeanette
Greenspan, Beatrice Stimon. Eloise
Heller. Rose Wolfson and j. Slams;
Messrs. Joseph Wurtzei. David
Bernstein. Alfred Antonio, George
Jacob Bernstein. Jacob Lefkowitz,
Joseph Mandel, Samuel Ruderman,
Albert Klein, Yale Wilmer. Sidney
Weisman, Edward Mailer, Abe
Greenspan, Morris Wilmer. Austin
Heller and August Diamond. Mr..
and Mrs. David Wolfson, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Heller, Mr.. and Mrs. H
Greenspan, Mrs. H. Pavlovsky, the
Misses Nell, Molly and Frieda Paw
lovsky and Louis Pavlovsky. of this
city; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gerson. Mrs
Heller and Mrs. s. Stimon, of Eliza.
beth, and I. Polkowitz of Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-04
Party Given by Miss Thomas

An unusual Halloween party in
the form of a surprise was given
Miss Edna Thomas recently at her
home on State street. by a number
of her friends. All kinds of games
were enjoyed together with dancing
and singing. and supper was served
at a late hour at the table artistical-
ly arranged in Halloween style. The
Misses Edna Thomas and Ethel
Weinblatt entertained with several
selections at the piano.
Among those who attended were
the Misses Edna Thomas, Doris
Schroeder, Elizabeth Reager, Sadie
Mugford, Violet Brown, Lillian Clark.
Bessie Thomas, Hattie and Florence
Donnelly, Thelma Schwartz, Ethel
Weinblatt and Messrs. Walter Cod.
dington, Earl Anderson, Walter Coe,
William Seiber, Elmer Sorenson,
Walter Bergren, George Forman.
John Halligan and Mathew Thomas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-04
To Have Mission Lesson

A delightful program. which will
include music and an interesting talk.
has been arranged for the next meet
ing of the Foreign Missionary Socie-
ty of the First Presbyterian church
to be held in the chapel, Monday
night at s o'clock. The subject of
the evening will be South America"
and Professor Glenworth Sturgiss
will lecture on this subject. Richard
Hermsdorf will play the violin and
Miss Dorothy Hidden will render b
piano solo. There will also be a vocal
solo by Miss Louise Crowell. Mrs.
George Hadden and her committee,
of Mrs. Arthur Graham,
Mrs. F. o. Pierson, Mrs. James Hen
derson, Mrs. Daniel Boehm and Mrs.
Griswold, will serve refresh
ments and everyone S invited to at
tend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-04
A Solution Or Salt And Water
Keeps Hdndkerchiets White
fCnnYrirht. 1920. \. L. AZ

Before washing handkerchiefs in
the same suds with the rest of the
clothes 1 like to put them in a solu-
ton of salt and water or just clear
cold water. Put them in a tub or
pail and wash them for three or four
minutes using a hand u wash
err. It's a good plan to let the hand
kerchiefs stand in the water for Is
or 20 minutes.
This preliminary rinsing does two
things. 1t makes the han~dkerchicfs
~pleasanter to handle and keeps them
whittier. A handkerchief manages TO
get grimt looking very quickly and
hot soap suds seems to set the black
in the linen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-04

ish baking. ,
BOILED HALIBUT
1 thick slice halibut
salt
lemon Juice
1 whole small onion
Wash fish and tie in piece OF
cheese cloth. Cook in boiling salted
water to which 2 tablespoons lemon
juice has been added rs or 80 min
utes. The onion should not be cut in
slices and should be put into the
water when the fish is. When the
fish is done remove to a hot platter
and pour over sauce
EGG SAUCE
3 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
l 1-2 cups water
1-2 teaspoon salt
Ia teaspoon pepper
l egg (yolk)
2 h~ard-boiled eggs
Melt butter, stir in flour. salt am
pepper and slowly add water, stir.
ring constantly. Add yolk of egg wen
beaten and hard-boiled eggs cut In
rather thick slices. Do not cook aft.
er adding yolk of egg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-04
PERSONAL

Miss Irene warter. of Kearny I'VE
nue.. left yesterday for Columbia,
South Carolina, where she will take
Dp Industrial work. Miss warter is a
graduate of DIR. Savage's physical
school in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. MADDEN.
of High street, left today to spend
several days in Atlantic City.
Miss Margaret Buttenheim, of
Madison, and Mrs. Richard Sumner,
of Plainf1eld, both former War
Camp Community workers, spent
yesterday in this city. Mrs. Sumner
was formerly Miss Irene Sayre.
= Mrs. J.. V. Shull, of Kearny ave.
nue., is spending the day in New
York.
MIR. and Mrs. James ID. Guare, of
High street, attended the perform
ance of the Hippodrome in New
York yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-04
Plhlathea Bazaar Friday Nov. ~

Every year the Philathea Society
hold a bazaar in the basement of the
First Baptist church and have all
sorts of booths with pretty and use
full things for sale. This year the So
ciety are making eve more elabor-
ate plans than last for the bazaar
which is to be held. Friday, Novem-
Der IL. The Heralds will have a
miscellaneous booth at which coffee
and crullers will be for sale to assist
them in getting the mile of pennies
which they are working for for the
building fund. The Ladies' Society
will have two booths. one with all
kinds Of aprons and another with a
great variety of home made foods.
The booth Of handkerchiefs, gifts,
candy, towels and fancy articles will
be taken care Of by the society itself
and they are planning an interesting
surprise package as another feature.
Other articles will also be for sale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-04
Girls GIee Club to Rehearse

The nex rehearsal of the Girls
Glee Club will be held at 7:45
o'clock tonight in Roessler's gymna-
SUM. The club are preparing for
their first concert of the season to
be given the first part of December
under the leadership of Homer G..
Movie, who ia directing the rehears-
ais. Mr.. Move prepared the gIee
club for their splendid concert last
year and 1t Is hoped that this years
concert. which will include a great
deal OF local talent. will be even
more successful. The club Is still
open for new voices and anyone
who would like to take part in the
oncer may come to the rehearsal
tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-04
Close Clinic for Few Days

The State Baby Welfare Clinic at
the Public Library will be closed on
Wednesday, November 10. but will
be open again on the following
Wednesday. November II.
Miss Ethel Roberts, the state well
fare nurse, is taking advantage of
the Trenton Normal School. The
course includes every phase of pub
lie health work in addition to physi-
cology and home economies. Miss
Roberts will take the entrance ex-
aminations at the Normal school on
Wednesday, November 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-04

Breakfast-Grapes. cereal with
top milk. cinnamon toast, coffee.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS soup, crou-
tons, nut ginger bread. apple sauce,
tea.
Dinner-Boiled halibut with egg
sauce, shoe-string potatoes. baked
tomatoes. fruit salad, crackers and
cheese, coffee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-04
The Book 0fDeborah
By JANE IORIstER

blossoms without care? Weeds grow
faster than flowers in a garden.
And it's just the same with love-"
II admonished myself. Bob and I
have fenced ours in by all the walls
of matrimony and then we have let
1t take are of itself! What right have
to cry out about a weed-or-a
tiger lily?"
To be sure. Bob had done his share
of the neglecting. Lately he hadn't
known whether / was glad or sad.
But now that 1 knew that 1t had all
started in a fit OF jealousy. every
trouble between US was cleared up, 1
decided.
Very soon 7 found out that I had
come to a hasty decision.
1 hadn't been anywhere with Bob
for weeks. 1 decided to make en- ov-
erture. I wanted to see Jane Clegg."
the best problem play Of many &
year, from a woman's point of view.
Jane Clegg' sends her errant hus-
band off with his fancy lady" and
turns to the task of rearing his chill
dren alone.
Now. Bob has always liked Isben
and Shaw. and I had no reason to
suppose that he wouldn't be glad to
see St. John Ervine's drama. I called
him UP on the phone and asked him
to buy the tickets.
Jane. ] don't care to see that
thing. It's bunk" he said.
"All right" was MY cheerful reply.
But my cheer was hypocrisy.
Evidently my husband couldn't be
coaxed to see a play which touched
upon his own experiences! Probably
he was tangled tighter than I could
guess!
The sunshine went out of my day.
A splendid flame had died in my
heart.
Bob had destroyed Something
which he could never restore.
(To be Continued)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-04
To Have Civic Rail- Tonight

All plans for the masquerade and
civic ball which the Martha WASH
ington Girls will hold tonight in
Junior Hall in Smith street are COM
plete. A report of all tickets sold
was had at a special meeting of the
club Tuesday night at which time
final arrangements were made to
make this one of the largest affairs
of the season. The patrons and
patronesses have been announced.
The members will come dressed IN
Martha Washington costumes which
they have made themselves. During
the evening three prizes will be
awarded for various stunts and
there will be excellent music for the
dancing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-04
Rosary Society to Dance

The Rosary Society of St. Mary's
church have begun preparations for
their annual benefit card party and
dance to be held in the Auditorium
in New Brunswick avenue on Tues
day, November Is. Each year the
society holds q benefit for some
charitable purpose and this year
they are planning a large affair for
the benefit OF the convent fund.
Tables will be arranged for the va
rious card games and Fred O'Brien's
orchestra will furnish the music for
dancing. Mrs. John Beatty is gen.
eral chairman of the benefit and
Mrs. John Lawless is in charge of
the tickets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-04
Blue Birds Meet

The weekly meeting of the Girls
Blue Bird Club was held at the
home of Miss Mary Ann Kotsak, of
Elizabeth street. Final arrangements
were made for a party to be held in
the near future. Dancing and singing
were enjoyed and refreshments
were served. The next meeting of
the club will be held at the home of
Miss Annabelle Kuzma.