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Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-12-15

Of the Federal Court. before which a
large number Of alleged 'moonshin-
ers" are being tried.
%%%%
Marriage licenses were issued this
week at the office of Hon. A. K.
Hicks, Clerk of Vernon Parish, to:
Mr.; J. H. Jeane. of Wiergatt, Tex,
and Miss bessie Cooper, of Fullerton;
Mr.. William S. keishing and Miss An
ME Elaine Harris. both of Anacoco;
MIR. J. E. Smith and Miss Ivy Rich
ardson, both of Leesville.
= = y =
The teachers and pupils of the Lees
vile High School are rehearsing a nice
little play, entitled The Dream That
Came True. 1t is to be performed at
the High School Auditorium on the
evening of Thursday, December 22nd.
The family of Mr.. R. L. Virgins
are bereaved of that young man 5
death, who had been in LeesvilIe for
some time, living at the residence of
his sister-in-law, Mrs. P. P. Proturo.
Mr.. Virgins. who was 80 years old,
died last Sunday, December ! 18th. The
funeral services were held on Monday
the Rev. c. A. Voyles officiating, and
the interment took place at the Lees
vile New Cemetery.
Mr.. John L. Morrison, aged SO, died
at his farm near Cora. last Friday, af-
ter having been suffering from a COM
plication of diseases for some time.
The funeral and interment took Fee
last Saturday, a large. mdhiber ofsSeSaz
tives and friends ofthe family attend
ing.
"H"*~
MIR. R. S. q Copeland and Dr.. D. o.
Willis have returned from an inspec-
ton tour to the irrigation farms on the
Rio Grande; MRS.. Clio, or has as her
guest Mrs. A. 7. Henfygs-off vMlspsffle a.
Messrs. W. E. Beasley and W. G. Wall
have returned from a successful duck
shooting trip; Mr.. A. Jacobs return
ed from business trip to New Orleans
and Lake Charles and Lafayette; Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Young have returned
from Bronson, Tex, where they had
been visiting Mrs. Lounges family; Mr.,
H. B. Curry returned from a business
trip to Lake Charles; Mrs. Roy Hill
has been in Shreveport. to attend Miss
Clyde Galbreath's wedding; Hon.
Oscar E. Morris, the Mayor of
Leesville, was on a visit to his
mother, who resides in
Shreveport; Mr.. c. R. Ferguson and
a number of his fellow sportstnen are
on hunting expedition in Mexico;
MIR. Lorenzo Smith has been visiting
friends at Camp Sherwood; Mr.. A. B.
Everett returned from a business trip
to Beaumont, Tex; Mr.. Charles Smith
has returned from Lake Charles; Mr..
". W. Thompson has gone to St. Lou
is to visit relatives and friends; Dr..
A. S. Reisor, Jr., has had the pleas
ure of a visit from his father, Dr.. A.
S. Reisor, of Shreveport.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-12-15
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Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-12-15

A woman dies twice; the day that
she quits life and the day that she
ceases to please. = Jean Jacques Weiss.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-11

Mar. Neviny Z Martina prina-
sajl soznam tych vel 'kostatkov
ma Slovensku, ktore budu rozde
lene medzi l'nd. Sine presyedce-
a5, II 50 ct. sitasel 'on sayd 'aeime,
ked' ich tn pod6vame lmeno, kde
bJva . kol'ke lekt6roy):
Emanae1 Anaflssy, Generska
zupa, 4125, Julius ApdrGsy, knl-
Ickcy, 1881. Jur Aa.1r6ssy, To
m<Sovce {Gemsrskkl ], 3es2. Anton
Appenyi, Jabipniea tNisrianska)
4loe. zesssk1 a6 6visrns | hank. lsc.
sp,s PrSsks sIIs.iE u, ,ss4 Gej-.
II Gs6ky, Bid is Trsas. !. 5s,1s5
&laansa i aExtsx iigzscz6sticska.
~ Jinye (Bsss slayeki 1k1el.
'DfDn5s Desewffy, Eirilytelek,
1916. Di6szegsky cakrovaE 11017
Imrich. Kr1hay fii1si1ksnisso, !,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-11
KTo il VICTOR DVORCsAK, PREZES SPRAWL
JUcEJ sL.oyENsKEJ NARoDNEJ RADI'.

Tento chap ktory prisie nedavne do Ameriky, zije
losti mad arskej Vlady uz Cd dhch rokov Este pred
vojnou bol redaktofom pfesovskej Zasavy vydavanej
mad arskoa vladoH ohlupovanie mad arizovane w
rhodnch Sovakoy Statocnou pracou este kus chleba
neEarobil
Koncom rokn 1919 urobil pokyn Mad arov sspre-
zesen sovenskc rady Presove, vyhlasac 'republiku
vJchodnon Slovensku. par tyzdnov prislo cesko-
sevenske vojsko bolo po jeho republike Odisel do
Msd arska, kde Dol dany nym zradcami do lradh ma
agtovane pfoti ceskoslovenskemu statu "a nazad 20
troeene Slovakov Mad alni Vtedy pracoval spoocne
JeAiskoAA KMesks(n std. neznamych psiein Jeheka
edel Msa arsa p4estlpiae do sluzieb Poliakov (ak
isc ia zasady kto "a viac) Dvorcak nosta Mad ar
sku Na Sovensku neboI n diva reky Potom bol poslan
mad arskou vl&don sdplonatickeo cesty po Europe
aby meme Sovakev' vyjednaval Krd' mad arskej
ylade propaganda nedaria Budapcsti 1stancveny Dol
Alayny agaenej kaneearie 70 viedn
Tento stxn je n dzkom styku Dvorcakom, Kmoskom a
inlmi zledcam, stnjacimi sluzbach Mad arrow.
DVoys&k is Steraz AmeIike ma agitacnych cestach.
Nachodia % este udia medzi Sovak ktori s ako on
ktotych sr6ce tiase nazad Mad darp Tito ho podpo-
ako podporOra Jeh1ieku I'm ma meme nezaez len
,aech je napaiatel Cs republiky. ze sa Jehcka
4 Ivae sPrist nledx SloE2key do Alne1iky, je
NJ velsnA ssHdeStvom nasej vyspelosti Kazdy
s1Ana p1fst snedzi n4s potrepat' dye ma
M u nx vynes1 sa rezollcie mad ktorynliI
81 lss & IA kpniec tak6ho ohlapa este boha-
~ IA y syet shee byt klamanyl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-11
sroLocs1 PesruP vsErKtcH sIovAKov,

drobeAl ie slabost'; spojeni je sila Kolk raz
sae az posuK eto slova! predsa taako je slovakom
ednat pod a nch Ked' vojna vypukla vyprobovai sme
iek yyznsn vysedkon po vojne zas nasta1o
drobenie., q
70 avogh rokoch drobenia sa hapkania konecne pr
ch6dsai hajlv nasi bratia Soyensku poznaniu &c
drobenn sn media "a niooho docie' Zbadal to najprv
ar Basovsk, ktory pocetnmi cankani krajovych Ma
rodnieA Novin1ch volal ednotu toho vysly porady
vsetkych strain potom schodza Srobara Hinkom tax
adstupccv psrlamentAlnych khlbov ktor urobh spooc
ii program postupu.
Aspon take sjednotene musi prist medzi amercky-
mi SleEaknli. Darmo pr. p Husek spoil bud1 od-
yel&vat, Ss ndfod sebo, be on ich s. s. 4 re
prezentujd aafodmi myslenku ked to robia znamenf
n6bozenskom. Sdf1zenie moze byt' nabozenskou ma
codnou organizacou ale nemoze nikdy by vsenarodno
ktor by hovora vsetkych Sovakov. Takou vsenarod
neu oEanEaciou je bude len Slovenska Lga, ebo
sd repfesentovane vsetky sranky ktorch pozostava
slovensky fud Y Anerike. Ked' p Husek inym zabar
vii nabozensku organzaciu S. S. K. i narodnou barvou,
rob to nerozmy alebe svojc zaujmov Ked
50 nu nepacio ednanie spravy Lgy NAL proti nemu
koA seA agioyat vnatri SLOW Ligy, akou sou agtue
proti toau ednaniu nabozenskej tedy ednostrannej
organizacii
Zislo by sa medzi amerckymi Slovakmi urobit' ta-
~ spolccny program postupu ak urobi sloyenske stra
ny Slovensku. Takto sa len mati sama prazdno
znechut u Stroke vlytvy naroda Probume este spo
jenymi 'silami Nedajme Jehlickoycom Dvorcakovcom
50 tncit' = nasho rozdrobenia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-11

6,558. Sz6chenyi Jurova, Buda-
pest 1928. Dir. Karol Skoda, Gu
rich 80, ,999. Julius Thonet, VEL
"a uherce lTekovsk Z ,sl2. Sll-
ta4sky cuktovaf Nitrs L1C2s'
Stefan ! Antoa Wsnkheinl Vels
ks Lsvafe Brstisik u, ga. Ru-
dolf NV elmer elten, Nemesgo1ns
ba Bratislaya 5,274. Dr. Win
'disch MStz, Tacl1au, 10, 036. ~.
:disits Utz, MDrayan Mir. ,,l8ss;
Anton Itchy, Kosice, 4,627. Gejza
Alapi, Plavec (Saris) S,664. Dio-
nJs Almassy, AZ. Kanea, 3,216.
Ernestina Coudenhove, zeliehov..
ice (Tekos), 1898. Karol E1bo-
gen, Novy Tekov, 1,2aa. Alzbeta
Forgachova, Kosice 25,519. For
|gachovska rodina, ve1ika, No-
vohrad) 1864. Fr. HuhadN Blu
dapest' / 1856. Rudolf Chotek,
Krupa, 3,o19. Rozhavska kapitns
La 2,757. Rudolf Srenyi, Lomnica
lSpis) 2,s11s Schoeller a spoil,
Vieden 2o,13o. Friedrich schoen-
born -Buchheim, Munkacevo, 232,-
1872. Gustav Springer, ViedsH,
17,671. Leopold Tauber, Nove NJ
mad vahom (Nitr.) 1,454. Bratia
Thont, Brno, $3.50. DR.. Jozef III
chy, vedrod, 1921. Stefan Itchy
1elovce (Noyohradska) 'r3e, ,S52.
vidor Csaky st, Harlow s,ofs.
DR.. Gustav Csaky, Harhov 2,203.
Karol .Csakg, L Jakl 'oyce lspis),
4,977. Alexander Ghillanyi, Fries,
2,s45.. Heinrich Lindelof, Puszta
HelaY, ,5, ,124. Mikulas zay Uhro-
wee. (Trene.l 1869. Imrich Ka-
rolyi, Budapest 3,273. Jur, Maj
|1ath, Zavar Bratislavska) IL, ,161
Tedy ami jddneho Siovaka MET
medzi mimi samf cudzopasnfci
ktorf cicali krv 2 naroda nasho.
Ked' tieto majetkys sdostan1 sa do
riik slovenskeho l'udu, ami million
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-11

HlaAevsc Mir. II Az. Vera u
sterh&zy, Talos (Bratisl. ,2,54S.
Anton Forgach, Podre6aly (No-5
vohradskk) 1,225. Karol Forgach
Dgmes Min. 10, ,SDe. FrtdrichI
Habsburg viel'as (zvolenska y,
42 f1g. Ondrei Hadfk- -Barkoczy,
Tovsrns (zsnplfA) 2Bf19. Drs
1isdislav Hunyady, vlassicz, 8,76J
TsreaiA Ilunyad ~, Uf,nh, (Nitr.)
2y1s2. Ltulvik Kkanlyi, Stupaya
(Bratislavska q, ,8i4. Flip CO.
burg -Gotha, Vysny Bib (Gemer)
'24,ls4. Dr. Adolf Kohner, Buda-
pest, 1,262 Elemer L6nyay q
Stsfania L6ayay, Orosavar, 3,774.
,Fs}iks Nssahefeer, Rieka.. 5s004.
lleieAArd a Felix's Neumann, 1925.
'Nitrianska kapitula, 8,45o. P6lffy
Belovs, Bratislava, 4yss0 Jan
Palffy, Pndmerne (Bratisl.) J 1855.
Jdn Palffy, Bratislava, 1o,3l6.
Jan Palffy (dedictvo) Bratislava
|22, ,SS8. Jan Parity, Bratislava,
L, ,774. Jan PS1ffy, Sudenice, 25,327
Mikul6s rSiffy a spoil, Malacky
|67. .450 Bella Palffy, Bratislava,
4,674. Antonia Pongracoya, Bras
tislava, 5,B5. Hermina Poppero-
va, vel'ka Bytea (Trenc.) 1924.
Dr.. Anton Rakovskky, Kocovce
lTrenc, 2,6l5. DR.. Alfred Kappa
port, Niepovce l1empiin) Bits.
Franc Rsvay, Meseyce (Turiec),
21,07A Ladislav. Revay, Banskla
'Stiavnica (Hontianska) 3,75a 81
mon Revay, Tajna-Saroyce TIE
kovska) 1929. Flip coburg-G Go
tina, Viedeil, 134,8o1. Seldern Cos
vim, Delne Motesice fTrenc.) 1851
.Andor Semsey,l ssmsa tAbaui),
3,414. Ladislav msey.Sensa,
9;oa7. Rudolf sersnyii, Egyetemi,
1895 Eduard Sr4ber, Ledaic
Rovne {Trene.) 1878. Kafel STAN
mer, Horne Otrokovce (Nitr. J
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-11
III 1rz1|IR|ukRA ie4l.

Jehli6kovcov 4 Dvorc&kovcov ho
|nesvedie .od cesko slovenskej re-
publiky Lebo pripojenie Sloven-
ska x Mad 'arsku BY znacilo vra-
tenie t5chto maj jetkoy fch predo-
slym mattel 'om! mad 'arsk yym
Fgr6fikom. y 81,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-11

IL + ~ z
najviac mrzilne, lebo takych po-
EkornSch sivhov .nemai nikde, MA,
mas slovakoy: Preto vynakiadajd
vsetko, abysnAs zas dostali do svo-
jich pasarey, = y toaato isd verne
|pomahajl, nisktorf Slov6ci, dobre
znami I'ndoNej -strane. Spclsk in
|ssriyt vydtsA sasppis pod rsdsk-
ciou Hngyscas. Deslsdne pisu len
Is .seskej repnblike. 'Ba vo svojej
zlosti ida TAX dfaleko, Ee ] Kmet I
[ku vyhlasiIi' za eechofila. Casopis
r Magyar Irredenta = je tsborni-
|kom falosnych a prepistycA I'VE
! stf Q mas. Pfsal . sch6dzke legio-
narskej u MARITIME, mad 'arskych
martyroch ,Laxovi, Buechlercvi' a
Davidovi. Pravda vsetko $ ten
denciou yxbudit' Y iievedomych
h 'ud 'oc6 hnev. Len Hlink,,, Kiim-
ku, Jurigu chvaiia. Hiinka je vfaj
hviezdou, ktora ma Mad arrow ma
zpat uviest Ma Slovensko. Uvod-
niky 20 nSlovaka" Hlinkovho sn
hned' M flruhy den ' Pesti a O
mastene konmentarom. Hovori sa
sice, ze ktory pes brese, ten ne
hryzie, ale iednako upozornujem
patriene kruhy ddtami posld-
zim - aby 81 daily pozor. A l'udo-
va stralla, ak chce byt'' ozaj slc-
yenskou as krest 'anskou stranou,
mech vyzenie zpomedzi seba ma
d'ardnske zivly, aby ju nezahrdd-
silly. Mozu vyist ma javo ' krat-
kom case take veci, ze bsade to
mrziet istych l'udi, potom -
po upozornenf = nebude, sa moot
nikto vyhovarat', ze 0 tom neve-
del.
Ma namestf syobody postavili
|styri irredentisticke sochy. Slo-.
vensko zobra'cnje maly drotarik,
ako sa tdli K Hungarii a ,aad'ar-
sky bojov1lik ho chce obranit
pred legiio;iIarr;sGm. o;iIa vMda ma rcz-
kaz dohody zakasala odhalenie
s6ch. Ma to ,naj6 pcnazi, ale ro-.
.botnictyo hynic hladom.
Trredentisticky obraz je: ! ma
polici, kde sa musite prihlasit' ;.
Slovak dviha ruky pred Mad "a:
rom a poddava sa mu. Vidlte, to
by potrebovali,:otroko Slovakov,
aby ich rozlisne klimkovske> in
Edividua prenasledoHaly llutly
hlasovat ma mad 'arskych a ma
d'ar6nskych kandidatov. Tento O.
braz sa vel'mi popaeil istje F-iovej
z Topoleian [Nitr.).'
Irredenta vydava mnoho po-
hl'adnfc. Ma jednej je stare u
horsko a v nom Kristus ma krlzl
I a napis.: s'Ukrizovane Mad ar
|sko." Ma druhej pohl 'ad1ici Ma
d'arsko zat'ahujh do slucky Slo-
wax pardon, Czech, lebo slo-
yak je podl'a mich telom a dusou
oddany Mad'aron - Rumun a
Juhoslovan. Takychto pohl
a pIakatov je vsade koPa. Este iv
klosete mate napis Mem! Mem !!
Mem! Soha!"
Irredentou je dnes uz tax otra-
vena dusa mad 'arskeho naroda,
ze kazdy svatosvate verl, ze te-
rajsi stav je len docasny a ma jar
Mad d'arsko bude cd Karpatov po
,Adriu.
92t%&4j Z. .s&fs.t
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-11

zadna slovenska kolonia ked' u ehees tAken memo
vat by nesela ami len pripustit sehe ld ako jeJe
hlicka Dvoreak. .Jeden pracuje ~ al'sko, dsuh
Mad arsko ale obaja proti nkrsdu M ani
Pohaci ami Mad ari preto nnedz naln neajl nesta.
kto icA predsa savela sAbe, ro q sam smiesnym
hliDym
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-11


covnika vyborny opis tsrajsich
pomeroy v Mad,'arsku. Zpomedzi
inych, vyberame clanocek 0 ma
d''arskej irredente, . ktorej V ma
sich .-sfovenskych sasopisoch
bolo malo plsane. Glanuk z1ie:
vezmite do rnky hociktory ca
sopis, najdete versik:
Hiszek egy Istenben,
Hiszek egy hazaban,
Hiszek egy isteni 6rok igazsagban,
Hiszek Magyarorszag
feltamadasaban.
Amen.
a motto:
Csonka Magyarorszag =; mem
orszag,
Egesz Magyaroszag
menyorszag.
Prvy iversik skolske deti pred
kazdou hpdinou a po hodine mu-
rsia odriskat a uz tax do dtlych
srdc vstepuj1 nenavist' proti Slo-
vakom.
Je ministerstvo narodnostnych
mensin, kde sd zamestnani vsetci
znami slovenski. odrodilei: Dvor-
tsak, predstavitel Slovakov (na-
teraz je V Amerike-red.), Pod
hradszky, Bulissa, Szviezseny Zol-
tan z Trencfna, znamy Pazlrik,
Hugyecz, Str6bl stavitel' a mno-
no inych. Sta a sta l'udi je plate
ne mad 'arskou vladou, ze stvn
proti nam a informuNi man ar
ski vladu vsetkom, co sa Il mas
robi. Mad 'arska vlada je vel mi
dobre informovana {. pasich pohy-
boch a svedcf 0 prefikanosti ma
d 'arskej politiky, ze kazdyy, j men
81 a najnevinnejsf slovensky po-
hyb vedia pre-. seba. yyuzit'. TAX
so6s, postovyy radca, odkazal pa
Sim slovenskym postarom, Sze' do
sial' boil na sibenicu odsddenf, a.
lie ze teraz mad 'arska vlada vse-
meme bude podporovat' ich po-
hyb. Takto Mad 'ari vyuzijn vse-
tko, vsade nastrkaj1 svojich l'u-
di. Preto teraz wsetci mad 'ar6ni
vstupujd do l'udovej strany -
robl sa to ma powell Pesti. Vod-
Gov l'udovej strany, najma Hin
ku, rozhodne prosim, ably 81 dali
pozor pri vybere Judi. Vel l'mi
l'ahko sa m6ze stat, ze veslo i'm
vypadne ruky, alebo i'm no Wy
razia l'udia a la Tvrdy alebo
Klimko. V Pesti ma priklad vede-
Ii, 0 com sa rokovalo, na dover
nom zasadnutf vykonneho vybo-
ru istej politickej strany. Teda
mad 'arska ruka siaha d'aleko, "a
slepy je politik, kto toho nevilf.
Mad 'ari s1 informovani o celkom
dovernych veciach, a TAXI l'udia
donasajA i'm zvesti, o ktoryeh by
sme 81 to ami nepomyslei. Takym-
to dovernym postillionom d. a.
mour je j Aladar K--t, lctovnik
k-ej sporitel ne, alebo isty MIA
dix 20 Ziliny, alebo Sch, arenda-
tor na majetku Erdedoyskom.
Nasi I'udia SD vel'mi Pahkomy-
sci nj. Pride i'm rodisa z Pesti, a
rozpoyediA i'm vSe4ko. A mnoho
P1di, ktori cestuj1 sem-tam, kto-
RI w j driev mali styky $ mad ar
skymi poaitickyni detektiymi, a
] dnes s1 V lzkom priatel 'stye S
Paz1riken, je pria1ao pod ochra-
nou nasich nAeelnych l'udi. A. to
len preto, ze patrisai pelitici ma.
I ma priklad vinehrad pri Pesti
a patricnych svojich protezencov
posielaj1 do Pesti v syojich s1-
kromnych veciach. TAX sa stane,
ze takyto postillion tn berie pek-
ny plat, rodina mu byva v Pestit
pod protektoratom mad 'arskejt
polieie dostava Cd mas podporu.,
A takychto kurirov je mnoho, $,
passmi j bez pessov.
Irredepti tistickychs spelkoy jei
hri.s, u sste yiAc iirrsd dsnt iitic-
kSch nevln. Mnohs je edkunde-
s0v = ia vxoflnn ohan II, Drn4n 4
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

The chapel speaker for Wednes-
day morning did not arrive and az
ter a short devotional exercise chap
el was dismissed. The general com
plant was not that the speaker did
not come but that. as one girl put
Il, here Il is-we have twenty extra
minutes and I have my lessons all
done. Just as sure as I needed the
time the speaker would have come
and spoken ten minutes overtime
The Glee Club again spent We'd
nesday evening in practicing the
opera which is to be given soon. Miss
Dora Wilcox. the director OF the
Glee Club. arranged the various
choruses on Wednesday evening.
on Thursday morning Miss Nellie
Blair. '23. was the chapel speaker.
Miss Blair's subject was the Miss
ing Link Between Man and Monkey.
Miss Blair gave as a reason for the
belief that man has ascended from
the ape the fact that some human
beings closely resemble apes and the
fact that apes and humans often act
alike. Mr.. Roy Chapman Andrews
who delivered lecture on Central
Asia" at Wolf Hall. at one Of the
Artist Series entertainments, and
who was also "A dinner guest at the
Women's College. has been chosen
to try to find this missing link. Mr..
/ Andrews will search for the missing
/ link in Central Asia. The plateau
| In Central Asia is considered the ear
| lest habitation OF man. for from this
I plateau has spread the civilization OF
/ China, OF India, and Of Egypt. Ex-
| petitions into this country are al
ways difficult because OF the saw
age nature OF the tribes living
there. Until a short time ago Tibet
was absolutely closed to foreigners
and certain portions OF China were
almost as hard to enter. This ex-
pedition to find the missing link will
also bring back specimens OF ami
NAL life peculiar TO that region Miss
/ Blair proceeded to explain why man
4 lives on the ground and walks up
right instead OF living in trees and
walking on all fours. Way back in
/ the ages, the vegetation began "a
| disappear, therefore ancestor apes
found Il necessary TO leave the trees
/ and come down TO earth. on the
ground he had to fight to live. and
had 10 use sticks and stones as
weapons. Mr.. Ape gradually devel-
oped an upright vertebral column
! because he had to use his fore feet
10 fight with. Man has moved from
his early home because the animals
left and il was necessary to follow
the food supply. Miss Blair, who
is we'll trained in Biological Etiquette
by Miss Dorothy Wolf. who teaches
that subject at the Women's College,
gave an article in the New York
Tribune as the source OF her great
knowledge on the subject OF the
Missing Link.
The Mission Study Glasses held
by the Y. w. c. A. began on Thurs
day evening. This year instead OF
studying mission work. stories OF
the work which is being done in mis-
sion fields will be read The classes
are to be held in the Common Room
/ in Sussex Hall.
Miss Miriam Nell chaperoned a
/ party OF girls who went up TO zee the
faculty play basketball on Thursday
evening
on Friday morning Miss Ann
Van SAINT 81. told the girls the in
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
w. al C- CARn PARrY.

Under the auspices OF the conser-
vation committee club classes and
the current events committee Of the
Washington Heights Century Club,
a Valentine card party win be given
at the club building. 1900 Boulevard,
on next Thursday evening. for the
benefit of the building fund.
Although working diligently with
their respective duties, numbers OF
these committees have volunteered
to assume this benefit to assist the
ways and means committee. There
will be in play thirty tables Of bridge
and 500, and many prizes of hand
painted china and other articles
have been provided.
Tickets for the party may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. /. l.. Howett, 25Ol
Franklin street; Mrs. w. f. Piper
81 South Sycamore street, and Mrs.
c. II. williams. 707 West Twentieth
street. This will be the third OF a
series OF card parties TO be held this
winter at the new clubhouse and
members of the club and the friends
look forward to each with much de-
kxhl
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
CANOE CLUB AT
VALENTINE DANCE

Approximately 125 couples at
tended the valentine dance given
by the Delaware Canoe Club in the
Hotel dupont on Thursday evening.
The dance proved to be the most
successful and attractive given by
the club Of the season. Music was
furnished by Jacobs Orchestra.
Two prize dances featured the
evenings program. In the one
step the prize was awarded to Miss
NJ. G. Hunter and S. A. Hamilton.
Miss Ethel Kaulkner and Raboth
Anderson were the recipients OF the
prize in the favor dance.
The committee in charge OF the
dance was Harold Gift, Charles E.
Davis. Paul E. Hardin, Louis Allen.
Millard Mcdaniel, Philo A. Hutch-
ison, Paul G. Swayne. Otto F. Long.
chairman and Horace z. White.
Among those present were: Miss
Mildred Clifton. william II. Foulk,
Joseph w. Hirzel, Anna Handman,
Paul wilkins. Evelyn Fowler c. c..
Seard, May Barnes, r. o. Conn.
Miss Drummond, Dana j. Pyle,
Margery X. Pyle, Marion Calvin.
/ r. II. Rimmer, f. r. Griffith, r.
r. Moore, Kathryn Howell. Charles
3. Conner, Rachel z. Grubb. Carl
f. Snyder, George Borland, Mable
webb. Miss latter. W r. Davis,
Elsie e. Beideman, Elmer +. Potts,
W. A. Wright, Mildred Walker. A.
V. Cherix. A. II. Regain, J. =. Jehl.
| Margaret Brennan. Marion Ed
wards. Harmon Beates. Charles
| Edwards, Anna Russell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Jones. A. Blair. ].
| Everett Allen, Margaret McAllister,
J. d. Barker. Paul Bryan, II. r.
| Stevens. Walter F. Snyder, II.
| Mitchell. II. Hastings. Myer Swartz.
Mr.. and Mrs Hoegland. Harold j.
| Fett, Samuel d. Crossan, Helene
Wersheer. Julian Schofield, j.
Ralph Wright, Hugh c. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Williams. S. II.
Bennett, II. b. Dorsey. Mr. and
Mrs. L L. FARRELL, Alma Broadway,
Whiteman Walker, Alice Brooks,
Elva Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. G. II.
! Dayett. Dorothy Dayett. Marjorie
Arnold. Esther Whitworth, Z. Ruth
] CNNANf @AFAAA' NNfN al ~ AAIs anu AlINs
George G. Stegler, Florence G..
Dougles, Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Long.
Mildred Elliott, Floyd W. Rudt,
Eleanor X. Mcdaniel, +. Woodall
stevens. Mildred Rawleigh. Anna
Snyder, Elsie Tilghman. Grace
| Humphrey. Miss Teddie Foster. II.
J. Kaiss. Blanche Lenderman.
Frank f. Devine. Emily DeRevere.
Ramoth Anderson, Grace Foster, p.
G. Swayne, Anna Klotz. Gertrude
Palmer, Paul Hardin. Stewart A.
Hamilton, Mary G. Hunter, Miss r.
p. Barthold, A. W. Gift, Mrs. r. C.
Springer, G. S. Hoffecker, Miss IL
Billsbourg, NJ. V. Cohen. Thomas
Mulrooney. Howard Hollingsworth
, Helen Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Berry, Millie Driscon. C. T.
Warren. Eva Unfried, Ernest Enke-