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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-24

Aroused by the greed of land
lords in Shreveport, La. the local
post of the American Legion
has placed itself on record as
opposed not only to the hardship
placed upon renters living in
homes and occupying office and
business buildings owned by
rent hogs, but as pledging It's
aid in seeking remedy for the
evil.
More than 1000 new members
were obtained for the American
Legion in Virginia during the
last two months in spite of
unfavorable agricultural and
industrial conditions.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-24
NOTICE!
Chevrolet Owners

We will do the following labor on your
car for $500, Parts extra:
Clean carbon, grind valves, adjust valve
tappets, clean plugs, clean carburetor
and gas line, adjust plantum points, ad-
Just front wheels, tighten fan belt, drain
crank case and grease every moving
part of the car. We will also make a
thorough inspection of your car and give
written report of other work or parts
needed. The above offer is only good
till April 18th. Phone us at once to get
your name on our list.
Night i Phone Stevens Garage Day Phone
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-24

Nebraska American members
are backing an endowment bill
IN the state Legislature, which
provides that the state buy
two million dollars worth of
Liberty bonds and use interest
thereon for sick and disabled
eX-service men. The Nebraska
legislature has forwarded a
resolution urging the United
States Senate to pass the Fordney
five fold bonus bill, which is
backed by the Legion.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-24
MAJ. GEN. LEONARD WOOD

Tered and are still suffering the hor-
rors Of war.
Among the prominent members Of
General Woods Committee are Secre-
tary of the Treasury Andrew w. Mel
lon. Mrs. Corinne Roosevelt Robinson.
sister of the late President Roosevelt !:
ex-President W. H. Taft, Mary Garden,
President John Grier Hibben of
Princeton University, Bishop Elect VIII
liam L. Manning of New York, DR..
Henry van Dyke, David Belasco, Sam
uel Gompers, Frank A. Munsey, Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait, Mrs. Henry Nor
genthau, John G. Milburn of the Amer
lean Bar Association, Miss Elizabeth
Marbury and Mrs. Medill Mccormick of
Chicago.
General Woods Appeal
As Chairman Of Special Committee
OF representative men and women Of
the country, charged with placing be.
fore the American people the desperate
need OF two and half million Arme.
mans, the remnant of the oldest Chris
tian nation, whose sufferings through
sixteen centuries seem to have brouuht
them no nearer peace, liberty or Sc
curity, ! beg your personal co-opera.
ton and influence to forward an an.
peal for a Lenten Sacrifice Offering to
enable the Near East Relief to 40 on
with its work Of mercy.
Over one hundred thousand little
children who have been kept alive by
American generosity for the past three
years are absolutely dependent upon
the support which America gives them
through the Near East Relief.
! feel that however many and how.
ever worthy the other appeals which
are being made to the great heart Of
America these days may be, this cry
from the little children of the land
where Christ gave his life for man.
kind cannot remain unanswered.
Will you help to save this martyred
people?
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-24
Frost Proof
Cabbage Plants

We have millions of the finest
open field grown plants ready
now. Early. Jersey, Charleston
Wakefelds, Flat Dutch. Parcel
post paid, 3O0-$1.0O, 5oO-$l so
I000-$2.50. Express 2000-$3.50,
5OOO-$7.50, 10,OOO-$12.50. Send
for price list, Sweet potato and
tomato plants.
Parker Farms, Moultrie, Ga.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-24
Non.P esident Notice
No. 226
Eliza Nunley
VS..
Tom Wiley, ct, al,
In Chancery Court at Tracy
City, Tennessee, .

In this cause it appearing from
the bill which is sworn to that
Florence Poe, and Lucy Holland.
defendants, are non-residents of
the State, and residents of the
States of Missouri, and Ala
hama respectively, they are
therefore, hereby required to APP
pear, on or before the first Mon
day of April, 1921 next, before
the Clerk and Master of SAID
Court, at his Office in Tracy City,
Tenn, and make defense to the
hill filed against them in said,
Court by Eliza Nunley, or other
wise the bill will he .ptakse f.9s,
confessed.
It's further ordered that this
notice be published for four
consecutive weeks in Mrs. Grun-
dy, a News paper published at
Tracy City, Tennessee.
This the 18th, day of March
1921.
John Scrugos, Q. q NJ.
BY A. Q. Alexander, d. G. & NJ.
w. 9. Alternately, Sol. for Compt.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-24

Oklahoma boards of, county
commissioners are authorized to
lease, rent or donate any room
IN their control for use of the
American Legion, according to
the terms of a bill passed BY the
state legislature.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-24

ONE DAY he had a tube.
OF RADlUM and he told.
THE STUDENTS all about it.
AND FINALLY, by mistake.
INSTEAD OF the tube.
HE PULLED out one.
OF HIS cigarettes.
AND ASKED the class.
"WHAT is the one thing.
WHICH DISTINGUISHES.
THIS MARVELLOUS substance.
FROM ALL others on earth"
AND THE class roared.
THEY SATISFY"
WHAT is it you've always wanted
w cigarette to do? You know the
answer. Chesterfelds do it they not
only please your taste, they satisfy!
It's all in the blend-a secret blend Of
fine Turkish and Domestic tobaccos.
It puts Chesterfelds where none can
touch them for quality and value.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-24
Every man in The
class knew The answer

PROFESSOR HAskINs.
WAS A kindly soul.
BRIGHT ON some subjects.
BUT so absent-minded.
THAT ONE day at the BARRIERS.
HE TOOK off his collar.
TO GET shaved.
AND FORGOT where he was.
AND. KEPT right on.
TILL THE cash girl screamed.
AND A barber stopped him. H..
HE WAS a great smoker.
BUT HE'D often put.
THE BURNT match in his mouth,
AND THROW away.
THE CIGARETTE.
HIS STUDENTS loved him.
He WAS so full.
OF FUNNY surprises.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-24
For Sale
Plumbing Fixtures.

Bath Tubs Water Closets Wash Basins Kitchen Sinks
Range Boilers, Laundry Trays, Sop Sinks All new
Good condition, at far below pre-war prices
Address: Robt. Elliott
Old Hickory Powder Plant
Nashville. Tenn.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-24

Advertising rates made known
on application.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-24

Communications not signed by
the author Will not be published
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-22
ZIZkUV HRAD kALICH.
+. Calthami-Liberte.

Severne ID Litomeric, We
vzdaIenosti EeztoK od Prahy,
2dviha Sc i'rajin5;, mirne u
hladiny Labe vystuppJlci, We
skupine svych sousedu neJvy Isl
vrch zvlaStniho, napadneh }
tvaru. Podoba Sc kalichu, ale
poklopenemu, 2 jehoz drzadla
Urazena byla plosina, ma niz
stal. Slime drzadlo vSak nespo-
CiVa uprostred, nybrz je posu-
ruto ku strane jizni, jakoby
poklopeni kalicha stale Sc, po-
kud byl We staVu testovitem.
Tim zpusobem jsou steny
vrchu ma jizni strane kolme, ma
severni Sc prodluzuji prota-
hly hrbet, avsak pres to prlkry
neschudny. Tento pamatny,
$50 metru vysoky vrch dal prl-
domek jmenu neislavnejsiho
ValeCnika ia syedomi Cloyeka
demokraciS Janu Iizkovi. Je
TO Kalich (nem. Kelch), ktery
nesl toto jmeno zajiste iiz pred
dobytim hradu ma mem Stojici-
no +. 1927, kdyz Zizka yytahl
potrestati NEST any litomerl-
cke "a Gin ukrutnosti neslycha.
ne, utopeni 23 yyznavacu Viry
Husovy Ma rozkaz litomericke
no primase Pichla (Jehoz dee
ra doplnila dobrovolne tentC
pccet ma "a, poneVadz mez
odsouzenymi Sc nachazel je
il muz).
Pc ctvrthodinne iiZde Iii
tomeric drahou teplicko-libe
reckon vystupujeme nadraz
uprostred poll a zahrad. Ok
Sc nemuze nasytit prirodni ! n
sy a bohatstvi. Il bohate zelen
zahrad vykukuii bile domk
vesnicek, napolo ukrytych. q
vOcna strOmoradi. obalena no
nou urodou uslechtilych druh
hruSek "solanek", jablek, Sve
sick merun6k nekraSll pot
re hlavni polni cesty, nybr
pokryvaii cetna pole, aniz b
stinem svym zvlaste Skodily
bilinam.
Hospodari dbaii totiz, alb
vysadili stromy nalezl'
vzdalenosti od sebe. Zahrad
stridany jsou lesy, pole lucin;
mi, udoli vrchy. Mad tim vsil
vane svezi, korenny vzducl
hterY tax pfijemne povzbuzl
je plice, zvykle tezkym vVp'
rum huti, Sachet a tovaren
uhelne oblasti podkrusnoho
ske.
Zacinajl zne . daleko p
Itch roynaji delnice snoopy zit
We stromoradi potkavame h
cha asi dvanactileieho. Ma II
meckou otazku, kudy lie iiti
vrchu Kalichu, neodpovida V
bee. Ma ceskou odpovida hne
Ale neyi niceho. Teprye zen
dosti mlada, ktera nam pfich
ri vstfic, na otazku n6meck'
rozpacite mlci, pfi ceske vs'
yyiasnila lie a 1smevne y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-22
MITTTNITNHlIRO IIEIIINNTTNIDl
VYchod a Zapad.
ROMAN z AMERICKEHO zIvOTA.
DIE angckeho prelozl Albin Straka.


"Oh!" pravila Polly, "blon-
dynka! We vSeIch romanech,
ktere jsem dosud ella, byla
to vzdy PLAYA kraska, ktera
sve sokyni milovnika odloudi--
la; a Wy - jste jiz S nj dlou-
no znam?"
"Zrovna jeden tyden," od-
povedel mlady lekar, "ruclm
ii svym slovem "a to, re jsem
v tom case, vytxpel nesnesitel-
ina muka. Ona jest mym ne
benz mym peklem; myslim
jen ma nj, ale kazda myslenka
jest mi utrpenim."
"Vi ona tom?" tazala /se
Polly chraptivym hlasem, tax
jakoby v nj zivot odumiral,
"Zda-li ona o tom VI? - Pc
znamosti jednoho tydne? My
slim, re nevi."
'Nuze tedy, proc 81 zoufa-
te?"
"Muj boze! Ona jest jiz TAX
dobfe jako zasnoubena - j.
stym anglickym baronem, pr
buznym jeji rodiny. Jakou Wy
hlidku muzel miti chudy anne
ricky lekar vedle takoveho So
ka? Ably no kat tspraEE'
Polly mlcela dlouh6,, snac
to byla Richardova beznadGj
most, jez il dsta uzamkla. Ko
necne pravila slabym, ale peN
lnym hlasem: cat jest ona da
ma kdokoliv, jste il, doktore
rovnorodym. A at jest napad
nikem jejim kdokoliv, ona ne
bude k yam krutou."
(PokraGoVani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-22

lich, nutno vSak Jitl zde okolo
zdi zahrady, potom Sc PRIDE
do vsi, jez ma ceskou vetsinu
sprawl.
Yes, z ktere dosud neVidime
nez bilou zed' okolo rozsahle-
no parku, jsou Ploskovice
(spatne PloSkovice), znamy o.
strov cesky bfehy nemecky-
mi, ukradeny klenot V poklad
nici Habsburku: P6kny zamek
a nadherny park byval sidlem
cisare Ferdinanda Dobrotive-
ho, vlastne Slabomyslneho.
Pred prevracem sidlila zde vnu
cka cisare Frame Josefa Win
dischgraetzova Sc svym man.
zelem. Y krasnem ramci prl-
rodnim nezdalo Sc VSak vyru-
stati mnoho stesti rodinneho,
iak nasvedcuje Skandalnl pro-
ces o rozvod V Rakousku, prl
In1mz delnictvo socialne demo
kraticke Zabranilo, ably man.
zel-zhyralec neuloupil sve man
zelce deti.
Ploskovice mely roku 1847
20 domu a 1870 obyvatel wy
hradne nemeckych. Roku 1910
ufedne napocteno so domu,
157 Nemcu 243 Cechu
(goukr. $50 Co., r. 1890 183
N. 200 G. Pres to nebylo an
pcmysleni ma ,zrizeni Skoly ce-
ske, az prevrat rijnovy a vol
by do obce prinesly napravu
Skola ceska ma ted mno
hem vice deti nez nemecka a o
becni zastupitelstvo ma dvou
, tietinovou ceskou vetSinu.
Bila, dobra costa b6zi rovn{
mezi polemi, ma nichz dora
vail zl9te klasy psenice, Won
chmelnice, bull repa, zloutnol
, cerstva strniste zitna a bystrt
) ubiha.i lucin potdcky cistt
4 Vody.
Pc prave ruce bella Sc We
: Byckovice, ma lev6 Sc costa do
: tyka nepatrnych T6chobuzic
: ably "a kratk6 prob6hla vesnic
= kou Vinnou (Winney). I'd
nahle stopa a jakmile Sc ope
y uklidnuje, vidime obraz, n
a repodobny kraium italskym
: Ma upatl, ba ma samou doleJS
i cast boku iihovychodniho pfl
lepena je vystavna vesnice,
vlastne Vesnice dive. VetSl j
= Trebusin, tez TrebuSov a Tire
4 buSna zvany mem. Triebsch)
o kterT mel r. 1847 90 domu
: 582 obyv. nem., roku l9l
d 563 obyvat. nem., mezl nez U
/ redn6 zapotitano tez 6 Cecht
i MenSi vesnicka je Kalich, le
i hoz 50 obyvatei Y IL domclc
! v +. 1S47 kleslo ma 40 obyVa'
y Y r. 1910.
i Toto vice nez 6 proc. kie'
> mutt poctu obyvatelstva je ne
q lepsim dokladem toho, re
u prostfed nejkrasnejsiho kral
o. muze byti dosti bidy a nesp'
kojenosti re zakony hosp'
j. dafskeho vyvoje zenou neot
o. volateln6 lid delnicky do We
u kych stredisk prumyslovych.
60 Ia kostelem odbocujeme
RI silnice ma starou stezku hra'
10 nj. ktera Sc rovne zarezaN
lv do prikreho boku jihozapadn
D. no teprve skoro pod samy
IL hfebenem hory Sc spojuJe
III svoji sestrou, prichazeJlci
e. strany opaene.
u ODE cesty objimaji horu j
ri ko obruc a spojuji Sc ted
oy cestu iedinou, pfikfeisl a SIR
o. Nevysoky lest listnaty, ma je
ne strane zcela vykaceny, ob
by luie celou horu a ma mytlna'
lte Sc cervenai maliny, jahody
dy hyfi pestre kviti, nemz
la hotanikove nalezli mnohy w
i'm ny kus.
IN, Costa Sine Sc nyni pod hrh
.u- tenn hory, priroZenymi umt
ia vytvorenymi valy. Pc dalsl
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tie tam zuStatl
"Ano, zustanu TAM odva- |
til; "misto to jest po slaku /
zdrave, ale jsem jedinym leka
rem; me vyhlidky ma zdar jsou
V malem meste jako Blackport
mnohem lepsi nez We velkem
meste, kde nemajetni lekari
jako houby po desti ma kazde
ulici rostou."
"Neco neprijemneho vas a.
81 potkalo," pravila Polly ne
pokojn6; "vyhlizite starostlive
a rozpacite."
Mlady lekar svrastil cello,
pax zasmal Sc hlasite a pra-
vii: "Jak bystrozraka jsi,
Polly! Ano, pripoustim, re jiz
DO nekolik dni jsem spatne
nalade; pojd'me k oknu, ably
mas ia drobotina neslysela !;
chci ii n6co fici.''
Ma jeho pranl pristoupila k
oknu, kdezto on krabicku bon
bonu ma stul vyprazdnil, ma
niz Sc deti vrhly. Vedel, ze "a
spon ma okamzik bude miti
pokoj pristoupil t6z k oknu.
"Jak to Pride, Polly" po-
cal mlady lekar, "ze Sc vzdy
citim k tobe pohanen, chci-li
0 svych zalezitostech hovofi-
til
"Nevim," pravila Polly hla-
, site.
cat mne kat veZme, kdyz
81 to sam dovedu vysvetliti, a.
lie pravdou to jest; myslim re
isl mym nejlepsim pfitelem ma
svete!"
/ jap odvetila Polly $ po-
: hnutym usm6vem. "Neni moz
: no, a mnozi lide citili by Sc u
/ razenymi, kfyby mas taktc
l mluvit slyseli."
"Docela me-" odv6til Sc smi
l chem; '.ja nejsem bohatym ns
! pratele ami ma penize. Polly
: ia jsem vyvedl hroznou zpo
zdilost, tn nejhorSi, Kter6 81
clovek mem postaveni dopu
stiti muze."
"Muj bozew zvolala Poll.
uleknuta; "jste - jste - "a
dluzen?"
Steelovi byli ustavicn6 V dit
bach Polly znal zle nasled
! ky takoveho stavu re sve zku
senosti.
= "Nesmysll' - zvolal DR.. Ri
il chard "jest to neco mnohen
horsiho."
J. "Snad jste nikoho neoloupi
J. nebo nezavrazdil?" vypravil;
l. re sebe Polly blednouc.
) Richard usmal Sc potmesil
l. a pravil: "Nikoliv jak dalec
l. mi znamo jest, ac ODE lekai
casteji sc prihodi. Vypovim t
ii Polly, celou zalezitost zkratk
/ nekolika slovy. Zamilova
l. isem Sc - zamiloval az po us
A. a kouzelnice, ktera mne k tc
IL mu dohnala, jest dedickou We
"a keho jmeni; jest krasna jak
u Venuse a stojf ma nejvyssir
u prlcce spoleGenskeho zebflkl
D. Nuze, rel uprimne: muze NJ
'e kdo jednati posetileji nez ia?
y Polly pocitila nahly, nezn;
= my zachvev; bylo il, jakoby
~ byla dyka Srdcem projela; {
:. panovala vsak sve pocity
" pravila Jest to - jest to =
:; nekdo tam " Blackportu ?
- "Ano,' odpovedel DIR. r
chard, okusuje sv6 rude KIN
ry; "jedina zenska bytost, kt
IA povSimnuti hodna jest;
!; porovnani S ni>vyhlizeji osta
ID nj dlvky V Blackportu jak
:; svlcky vedle mesice.' M
l. Polly pfitiskla svuj sned
,ti oblicei ma okno IA pohllzeI
. zasmusile ma ulici. "Jak v,
ie hllzi?" tazala Sc konecne.
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ska je oddelena cd druhe vysSi |
desky uzsim mlstem, takze ODE |
desky dohromady Sc podobaji |
cislici 8. Druha cast teto osmi-
cky stoji ma pokraji skaly nej-
strmejsl, jiz uplne zachovale
kolmostmi drzadla kalichu,
Zde stavala hlavni v5z, jejiz
zdene zaklady jsou jeste "a
chovany. Zde, Sc zachovalo nej-
vice zdiva, drzenehu maltou
tvrdou jako kremen. Byl-ll
brad cely ma tehdejsi DOLBY ne
dobytny, ma toto misto Sc mo-
hla posadka uchyliti padu
nejposlednejsf obrany ubra-
niti Sc, kdyby mela dosti zasob
potravin.
A zda Sc, re ma tyto potreby
dosti bylo pamatovano. Pod
InejuzSi mfsto osmicky vnika
do skaly prostranny sklep, nej-
zachovalejsi re zdiva celeho
| hradu, S krasnym klenutlm, ,Jez
odolalo bourim vice nez pulti-
ls;ciltym, snad proto, re je
chraneno valem 2 venci ska
lou re stredu hradu.
Usedame ma misto, nehoz
81 iednooky valecnfk rozhll-
eel po malebnem kraji jez
zvolil co nejzpusobilejsi nej-
| pevnejsi, "a svoje sidlC, ovsem
na kratky cas-. A pred vzruse-
/ nym zrakem pochoduji dele,
: jez Sc stfidaly V teto rozkosne
: zahrade dole pod nami Sc roz-
prostirajici.
: Po bitve hpanske pokraco-
: Valo husitstvi i V tomtO kraJl.
: lie az sem, ,ba mnohem dale "a
Usti a pres Ustek k Llpe Ceske
vSe bylo ceske, dokazuji JeSte
: dnes jmena vrchu, roll rodln-
/ ma. Vzdyt' sousedkou vrchu ka
i licha ie Stihla Parma, kterou
2 teprv poslednich desitiletich
: nemeeke turisticke mapy &C
Banner" oznacuji, ale mou-
5 Dire do zavorky davaji "Pan-
: ma, ably turiste nezaboudili
!, Katastrofa belohorska zasti
: hia zdejsi kraj uplne nekatoll
e cky. Pc konflskaclch statkt
t slechticu nekatolickych zmoc
e Mill Sc vsi Kalicha otcove Je
zovite, kteri teprve po zrusen
u fadu jejich cisafem Josefen
/ Ii. odprodali il "a 2300 zla
tych S 10 domkari svob. pant
e Kreselovi Y Ouaitenbergu !
: statku jeho Trebusinu. Rokl
+, 1923 Jan Habart Kostomlat
S sky Vfesovec svob. pan Vre
y sovic pred svym odchodem d'
+ vyhnanstvi misenskeho dav;
|. sVe fideikomisni statky Plosko
: vice a Byckovice do sprav.
n svym katolickym pribuznym
|. ale komora cisarska je jiz l
1851 uchvacuje trestu Ia to
: ze vyhnanec vratil Sc pri vpi
J. du svedskem. Jemu nezbyva
I nez aby We svedskem vojskl
Ie slouzil, kde to L. 1647 prived
D. ma podplukovnika.
D. A valkou tricetiletou vylid
l. nuji sc vesnicky, obyvatele I
l. tikaji do Saska, ably unikli dra
gounum, obracejicim pod ve
Sc denim Jesuitu kacirsLe obyvs
d. telstvo po cele zemi ma viru ka
IA tolickou.
Il Roku 1862 mezi sty jinyn
m je veskere proridle obyvate
Sc stvo vsi Ploskovic Trebus
sc ra vraceno v luno cirkve S;
mospasitelne a prichazeiicin
"a kolonisty nemeckymi krajin
zalidnovana. A V soumrak
81. panstvi habsburskeho pokrac
d. je germanisace az dClu k II
"a vine podripske, kde il teprI
ch tck Labe zadrzuje, kdyz Sc pc
a ne usadila ma samo ubocl Str
py dohofi a opanovala dzky pru
ac leveho brehu labskeho cd l.
VOSic k Iitomericl, m. abV V [
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-22

(Pokraeovani.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-02
PRETTY GIFT BOX
FOR SICK-A-BED FOLKS

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ting things through the mail is al
ways a great event, so even a line
or two written on attractive nursery
or bluebird paper will change the
complexion of a whole day.
Even a card is better than moth
ing, but there is something very en-
ticing in the mere opeIing of an
envelope.
II one has time. a gift box is one
of the incest things to send a con-
valescing kiddie. A p~asteboard shoe
box trimmed up with bright colored
crepe paper is filled with seven
quantity tied up packages. labeled
for each day of the week. The pack
ages consist of small and inexpen-
sive articles that may be picked up
in any toy department.
The knowledge that there is some
thing new coming out of the gift box
tomorrow will stimulate the imagi-
nation and go a long way toward
keeping the actively inclined little
body quiet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-02
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

II there is a spray attached to the
hot water faucet in the bathtub the
task of cleaning the tub becomes
very easy. II the tub is really In
need of thorough cleaning the east
est way to do IL Is in the following
manner. Wipe the tub out with a
cloth dampened with coal oil. Scrub
with warm soapsuds and spray with
hot water. There will be no odor
of coal OIL and the surface will have
a smoothness that stays clean.
Menu for Tomorrow
Observation-Disclosures cakes, sau-
sage. apple sauce, coffee.
Luncheon-Oyster stew. oyster
crackers, baked tapioca pudding
with peaches, tea.
Dinner-Swks steak, scalioped
coffee.
My Own Recipes
There r two kinds of oyster
stew. milk and water. The milk
stew may be thin or slightly thick
eued, but the water stew Is sure to
be thin. Unless a lot of butter is
used the plain stew Is not very
tempting. The disadvantage Of a
milk stew Is the tendency of the
oysters to curdle the milk. The
oysters should be thoroughly wash
ed before adding to the milk. $
Tapioca Pudding with Peaches
/ pint canned peaches
/ pint water and syrup
Y teaspoon salt
Ia cup minute tapioca
X lemon (juice)
Drain syrup from peaches and
put peaches In a buttered baking
dish. Add enough boiling water to
the syrup to make one pint. Add
salt and tapioca- Cook in double
boiler till tapioca is transparent.
Pour the lemon juice owe peaches.
Turn tapioca over fruit in baking
dish and bake fifteen or twenty min
utes. Serve hot with sugar and
cream.
Swiss Steak
1 sliced round steak cut about 2
inches thick
1 cup -four
s or s medium sized onions
Pound -four into steak. Brown
meat quickly on both sides in hot
fat. Cover with boiling water and
let simmer 2 hours. Parboil onions
for five minutes in boiling water.
Drain and rinse and put to cook
around the meat.
Mary says: Personality may not
make a pudding but 1t often makes
UP for the lack of one.
Copyright. 1921. N. z, A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-02
Among Those Present

Among Those Present
We amt got a thing agin you,
sheriff"
you're all right"
we'll jes' make an afternoon
call on one of your boarders.
Keep out of sight a little while,
sheriff."
The door of the Jail went down,
the crowd surged forward and car
rfed the speaker away.
So far in the performance there
had been little that was intel
ligibIe to Martha and to me.
When men emerged from the jail
basement, the service end of the
institution with buckets in their
hands, and robbed the autos of
their gasoline, we were still more
confused. One of them, as he
passed us, said with a wink:
Keep your gas, ladiesI, And
make a quick gefaway-that's my
advice!
Then he went back to the jail
basement with his bucket of gas.
I looked at Martha and dared
not put my dread into words.
Martha carefully refrained from
looking my way.
At that instant. the door of my
car was pulled open and without
"by your leave" or "if you please"
a bundle of ink-smelling news
papers was set down upon my
feet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-02

I have kissed the shining feet
OF twilight lover-wise.
Opened the gates of Dawn
But not your eyes!
No less realistic are these lines
from THE Burdens of Love-" by
Grace Fallow Norton:
oh, the burden. the burden of love
unspoken,
The cramp of silence close-furled,
To lips that would utter, to hands
that would scatter
Loves seeds on the path Of the
world.
Women. too. have voiced the ecs-
tacy of triumphant love. Villa S.
Gather. who is best known for her
novels, is the author of the poem,
"TheHawthorn Tree:
Across the shimmering meadows
All. when he came to me!
In the springtime,
In the nighttime.
To my sweet rest,
To my warm breast
Beneath the hawthorn tree.
Ask of me what the birds sang,
High in the hawthorn tree;
Wndt the breeze tells,
What the rose smells
Not what he said to me!
Among the great modern lyrics Is
Harriet Monroe's Love Song:
I love my life, but not too well
To give ii to thee like a flower,
So 1t may pleasure thee to dwell
Deep in its perfume but an hour.
I love my life. but not too we'll.
I love my life. but not too well
To cast it like a cloak on thine,
Against the storms that sound and
swell
Between thy lonely heart and
mine.
love my life. but not too well.
The names of the American wom-
en- poets who are writing creditable
verse today number more than a
score. These are women whose po-
ems will live. and among them are
such writers as Grace Hazard Conk-
ling. Amy Lowell, Edith NJ. Thomas,
Sara Teasdale, Margaret Widdemer
and Aline Kilmer.