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New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Princeton Five
Beats Cornell
In Close Game
New Tiger Captain Leads
Team to 10 to II Victory
Over Upstate Collegians

PRINCETON, N. j., Jan. 21.-The
Princeton basketball team, under the
leadership of Captain Howard Opie. its
new chief, defeated the Cornell five
mere this evening In a hard fought.
closely contested game by the score
OF ~ to II. From the start to near the
in'sh 1T was anybodys game and. al
though Princeton maintained a slirht
ieau throughout, it was not until the
last few minutes of play that thev
drew out of the danger zone.
Inc game was featured by the close
guarding of both teams and also
brought to light the supremacy of the
c!ose, snort passing game as taught by
Coach Sugarman, of Princeton. over the
more open style of play of the Cornell
quintet. The victory ocer the Ithacans
placed Princeton again among the CON
tenders Tor the intercollegiate title.
lnasmuch as the playing of both fives
was uniformly good and, owing to the
fact that there were no hight individual
scores running up, II is hard to pick
any individual stars, but Bergen, the
stocky Princeton guard, deserves
credltable mention since he held
Mollnet, Cornell's captain and star
forward, scoreless throughout the
game.
The lineup:
Princeton N9). Position. Cornell (12).
Ople .......... r. f. Barkelo,y
Jeferies. s..........L. Molinet
dickinson. c. Rippe
bergen. .......R. G. ........... Cornish
Legendre, ........L. G.......... Sidman
Scoring: Princeton-Field goals. Jerre
ries Dickinson, Brawner, Opie, 1egendre
Cornell.Barkelow, Ripe Substitutions
for Cornish, Brawner for Legendre, witt
men for Jeferies, Winfield for Opie. Ref
eree-Tom Thorp. Umpire-Corcoran
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
REAL EsTArE-sALE OR RENT
Queens

two floors, 1000 tt. each; all or separate,
modern buildings. sprinklered, elevator.
electricity, heat; Bradley Buildings, 11th
st. and Vernon Ave, Long Island City; S
minutes from Grand CentralN Station, 2
blocks from all subways, scent fare: prin-
cipals only Address A. J. BRADLEY,
owner, 10l Beekman ST.. New York. Tele-
phone 1901 Beekrnin.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22

WE PAY highest prices for furniture
pianos antiques. brio ~hrac books, ART.
etc. GARAY. Ss University Place. stuy.
vesant 2377.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
BOARDERS WANTED

56TH 200 WEST-Large outside room. nri-
Vate house parlor privileges: piano; every
convenience: permanent; for two or three
young ladies. Apt. 5F
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Miscellaneous

WOMAN AS GENERAL OFFICE ASSIST
ANT; MUST HAVE SOME KNOWL-
EDGE or STENOGRAPHY; SPLENDID
POSITION AND GOOD FUTURE FOR A
MONDAY AFTER 10 O'CLOCK MARCEAU
STUDIO. s24 5TH AV
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
COUNTRY BOARD

GID ST. ! E.--One attractive single room:
excellent meals; exclusive: referenoes
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22

TO RENT-Gentiles only: handsomely fur
nlshed parlor, bedroom. bath. and large
closet; refined hotel on West Side: good
service. excellent restaurant For infor-
nation address Apt. AIS. 40 West 74th It.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Long Island
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

NURSE. or mothers helper wanted. PLEASE
call Mrs. j. Kiein. 654 West l61st st.,
Apt. III. Tel. Audubon 9411.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22

PARK SLOPE doth St. 6ss)-One or two
iarge rooms with alcove adjoining bath;
with heat. South 1881.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Brooklyn

PARK OPE-For rent, to well recon-
mended tenant unusual attractive room
and bath; private house: also fYe minutes
from subway. Tel. Sterling 2194W
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22

NORTHERN wEsTCHEsTER
FARM LIST
application.
r. Z. LENT. OSSINING.
Phone $40.
HOUSE, rooms; description mailed.
Write Hall. 1875 Lee ave. Yonkers 4737
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22

~ LEI-Dyckman St, uptown; we'll fur
nished bedroom. suitable business couple
or Two bachelors; every home comfort,
privileges; $40 weekly. Roberts. So West
66th st. or Columbus 1900.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Westchester
THIS rs THRIFT WEEK

THIS Is IHkIFI WEEK.
$1,000 Will enable you to OWN YOUR
HOME. Balance payable monthly, SAVES
about half your rent. Located in one Of
the choicest residential sections in WEST
CHESTER COUNTY. Six to ten rooms. 2
and baths; large plots, every convenience
and Improvement. Houses attractively
ranged, with exceptional modern features.
Near station, parks schools, trolley, clubs
golf course, etc. YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
JOHN A. BALDWIN, 25 West 43rd Street,
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22

TO LET FOR BUSINESS. PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22

PIERREPoNT ST. 7s-Room suitable tive
1159W
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22

$l7.5O Per Week Permanent
Rooms with private bath; modern hotel
service - story freproof building Hotel
ABERDEEN, 92d St. between 5th Ave.
and Broadway. PHONE PENNA 1900.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13

lCestisssre De pas. =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
SG|iSOarc din Siberia

Dupa cum sc yede sarcina mi.
siunei rominc pcntru repatriarca
prizonierilor romfni din Siberia
G multi mai grea precum Sc ere,
dea. Misiunea Romina inca n a
plecat din Vladivostoc de oare.
ce am primit scrisoarea pc care
c publican mai jos, in care scful
misiunci dl Major Cadere, ne
multumeSte pentru micile noas-
tire servicii abuse prisonierilo1
romini.
Mr.. 1854.
Vladivostoc, II Dec. 1920.
Misiunea Romina din Siberia
Scotia culturala c4tre
0noratul xiar America.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Am onoarea a va aduce Ia Gu.
nostinta, Cd primim regulat ziarul
D-voastra, find singurul ziar
romin, ce nj Sc trimite pc aceste
locrri indepartate.
Asemenea am PRINT urma.
toarele carti, trimise de Dunn.
neavoastra Ia adrese Misiunei:
s calendare America" Pc
anul 1920.
8 exemplare ''Sooal, educate
fixicA 81 gimnastica''.
3 exemplare ''Scoala, educatie
nadejdile viitorulm''
8 exemplare 'Ointscul NORTH
as exemplare I'm jurul lupte'
lor de Ia M4rasesti".
Multumindu-va att peutru
ziar cit 81 pentru c4rti, rog 81
binevoiti a primi distinsele melt
multumiri.
Victor Cadere,
Seful Misirmei ROm1ne in Siberia
Delegat al Guvern,slui Romin.
Sublocot Rusu,
in abs. Seful Sectiei cultalrale
al Misiunei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
Dorim cetit0rilor nostri un an nou fericit!


Sd plcci IN tame Sc cist;gt hraaa
cie!ei pcntr~ tine 81 necastd, pc co.
re 0 lasi acasd Sc vasd de gospodd-
RE, ca dapd catera luai sd te in-
torci inapoi vescl 81 i,nd cu doruyi
de- Crdcian peNtra ca ca sd-i pro-
curi pldcere 81 bucurie, 81 Sc ofli
cd s'a md'atot 81 ! s'o recit uro,a,
nn tocmai pHcut, 81 numai un
stan Pd!itM. al putea spune cite
nddn$eli a simNt IN momentele It.
cele.
Charles Mcft""ey din New
Philadelphic, c tStan Pd!itM. Ast6
ra,d q mers IN Detroit, unde lucrd-
ri1e mcrgeap b;ae. De serbdtor; a
vcMt ocasd, adwtind Gu el mai mu!-
te daruri pentrn sofia lui, 81 co
surpriza Sc nn ie prea en'o!ionatd
ia scris ziua 81 ora sosirei.
La CARA, IN lOc sd-si ra.d pc So
tia, vede pc sora ei, care IL spuae
mai pc 0col CD nevastd-sn a diror-
tat de el in Octon,brie 81 s'a mari
tat, 81 0cum Sc mNmeste d-nd Char
les Hoffman din Newcomerstown
Noroc Gu cwmadtica, care la IN
curajat 81 la iDs4 4drbdtat, zicindu-i
sd-si tie firea, Cd ,noi suxt femei pc
l"me. cdci altfesti pine site ce era sd
facd bietul ON iNdesperareo lxs, 81
ajunai"d aodsd l-e .in.odrbdtot 81
cnnsHdteLuI, asa d IN ceIe tin ur,ssd
az petrecut scrbdtorile isprcund $,
Mckinney a p'ecat inopoi IN De-
trost, Sc sicc, pc dcpliA Utpdccot,
numai CT impresia surprizei.
C1R1BUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
Sirbii in Banat
= Propaganda pentru desna-
tionalizare.

In comma Lescovitza, situata
lnga linia dcmarcationala pc
rlul Vera, locuita in majoritate
de romini. Sc exercita propa-
ganda ascunsa Gle desnationali-
zare de catre preotul sirb Vito
mirOvici.
Majoritatca locuitorilor din a.
ceasta comuna. pima la 1877, erau
romini lar minoritatea sirbi.
Oar, sirbii find mai bogati, au
facut ca preotul romln sa Oficleze
i'll biserici liturghia 81 in limba
slrba pc linga cea romina.
Nenind mai t1rziu alt preot,
tot romin, i'm satul acesta, a in
ceput sd faca liturgia numai IL
limba sirba. Atunci locuitorii all
cerut sa le vina preot s1rb din
Serbia 81 atunci VENT preotul
Vitomirovici care terorizat pc
romini.
A rcusit, in special asupra &C.
lor mai simpli, sal comvinga sd
spuna ca Ell sunt sfrbi.
Faptul ca majoritatea popula-
tiei vorbeste romineSte 81 copii
lor nu stiu nici un cuvint sil.besc,
este destula dovada Cd acest sat
este rOminesc.
Gu toate acestea S q cerut in
vatator sirb iii locul celui actual.
Preotul Vitoinirovni indeamna
populatia ca sa semneze 0 cererc
catre conferinta pacii, prin care
sa ceara alipirea acestui sat la
Jugoslavia.
("Patria').
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
bo|Sevi$tii p|anuesc rasboi
JINTA L0R E R0MANIA 81 P0lONIA
FRANCEz1 CRED CA 100000 DE oAMEN1 voR 1NTRA
IN ACTIUNE.

PARIS, Is lan.Peste 1000 600 de oameni arunca
upte dealungu rontere Ruse in prmavara vtoare spun
nfOmaunile date astaz de experti mlitar rancez ac
Fl spun frontu de upa inte 200 $50 de mile un
gime
Autoratle franceze BoSeviSti face la prma
vara mai mue offensive Ofensiva bolsevistilor va Fl
ntmpnata de trupee mai mutor state balcanice
ajute Romina Cehosovacia Poona poate 81 staele de-
frontiera pc carl Russia doreste sa lie recistige.
Taria mtara taror carl intra in lupta sun Rusa
oameni Statele Baltce, 100000 oameni
Experii mlitam admit 100000 de oanen pc care
ona crede ca ia in stare puma pc front fl tra
cind monu creitat Ruse este numa inceputu 81
ximul pentru ofelsiva de primavara.
Frana 81 Italia inca au dscuat atitudinea or dar Sc
crede discuta in vtoarea confernta premerilor
TINTA ESTE C0NsTANTMoP0LUL
Pc cind satele d nord vad in proectaul ruslor
incercare de respnd boSevsmul asupra Europe staee
de- sud vad deschde Ccustan
tinopol
Satele sud privcsc concerarea rosor deaungu
tuu poonez taror baltcc de aparare pc cnd
adevrata lovura trupeor 81 arteriei grele from
tu Romine 81 Azerbajan, unde inceput ingramade
Bosevst pretind astaz ca in voare sunt in stare
puma 5OOOO0OO de oamen in cmpul e lupta Exagerat
Poate zis 5OOO0OO-Noa Red), spun expert francez
Observato francezi sceptic (neincrczator Russia
va nstruiasca 81 ecpezc asa dc
oamen
Din dcne de crezut site Russia astaz 500
mil de oameni sub aceas numar de carl
tioneaza in apropere de Moscova, Petrograd 81 Reva
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
OFENSIvA GRECllOR
DA FALImENT !

LONDRA. 13 Ian. - Ofensiva
greceasca contra fortelor nationa-
listilor turci, din sectorul Brussa
de pc frontul anatolian, dat fall
ment 81 situate foarte critica Sc
precipiteaza la Smirna, baza de o.
peratie a grecilor, dupa cum spu-
ne o depesa trimisa de Exchange
Telegraph Co.
Strife primite mai inainte spun
ca turcii au patruns prin liniile
grecesti in mai multe locuri, insa
Sc zicea ca grecii Sc pregatesc d.
o noua ofensiva.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
BOMBE PUSE IN
CLADlRlLE PUBLlCE

TORTOSA, Spania, Il Ian. -
Pagube considerable all fost eau
zatc ieri de explozia unei bombe
care a fost pusa in Camera de A
gricultura din acest oras. 0 alta
bomba a fost aflata intr o cutie de
posta in clddirea postei, insa fiti-
lul a fost stins la timp 81 explozia
II a avut loc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
|fIandez executat

DUBLIN, Il Ian.-Joscph Muir
ply, un fruntas republican, con-
damnat la moarte de catre curtea
martiala din Cork pentru ca i'm
puscat pc un soldat englez, v fl
executat luni, dupa cum s'a anun-
tat All.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
Harding 9 pentru
doSarmaro
Harding pentru desarmarc :.
Va incepe actiunea indata dupA
stabilirea Pacei Gu Germania.

WASHINGTON, II Ian. =
PreSedintele-ales Warren G. Har-
ding va lua primii pasi necesari
pentru stabilirea unei noli rela-
tiuni internationale dndata ce
Congresul va declara prin reso-
lutune ca s'a pus capat starei
de razboi Gu Germania. D-sa va
trimite indata nota catre ma
rile putcri ccrindu-i sd Sc uneascii
Gu Statele Unite pentru reduce
rea a1mamentului.
Aceasta va ii atitudinca lui,
daca un rapport care VENT la
cunostinta republication din
Washington este correct.
Sc crede Cd Ill Harding va
face propuneri de desaranare pc
'baza p!anul1li sau pent1u o in
treaga reajustare internationala
in jurlll caruia a faurit planul
sau pentlu o noua asociatiune "a
natiunilor.
Sc prezice cd miScarea initiala
lui Harding va ii sd trimita o
nota Marei Britaniei 81 Japoniei,
anvitindu-le Sc delibereze cn Sta
teie Unite asupra masurilor po-
sibile pentru desarmarea navala,
81 ca la aceasta confcl.inta va
putea lua parte ori ce natiunc
care Va dori sa participe.
S'a mai prezis ca preSedintele-
ales in acelasi timp va lasa sa SC
dnteleaga ca desarmarea este un
mijloc de economic care poate
oferi calca pc care natiunile da-
toare sd poata plati ce datores,
guvernului Statelor Unite.
Numai preSedintele-ales poate
relcva daca acest program, care
s'a soptit de catre mai multi re-
publicani de aici, este cu adeva-
rat al sau 81 il va urma.
Acct Carl ii dau crczare zic ca
Sc potriveste ell toate declara-
tiunile d-lui Harding din timpul
campaniei electorate. Dinsul STA
exprimat speranta intro viitoare
desarmare GU toate ca intotdea-
una declarat ca pima cind MT
Sc va vedea sfirsitul eli Statele
Unite trebue sa mentina Hota
potrivita ca sd poata apara ex-
portul 81 drepturile Ell internatio-
male.
In timQrul campaniei electorate
dl Harding asemenea declarat
ca trebue sa fie 0 intelegere pc
adevaratc bazc comerciale Gu ma.
ftiunile datoare ca sd poata plati
&C datoresc Statelor Unite.
Nh Sc ascunde faptul Cd daca
in primele negociatiuni Gu guver-
nele streine dl Harding va pune
chestia desarmarii, respectind
mijloacele prin carl sa Sc ash
gure pace internationala, va
multumi sentimental public, ca
re in ultimele saptamdni s'a ex-
primat in favoarea reducerei ar
mamentului 81 in acelaS timp va
fl exact ceea-ce opozantii inre-
conciliabili din Senat al tratatu-
lui ar vol sa vaza intimplindu-se.
Desfasurarile vitoare vor a.
proba sau desaproba veracitatea
raportului, care sc crede de unii
republican,, 81 care a fost dat
! din isvoare republicane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
CauzeIe scaderei
Leului

ia valoarei leului romin stunt din
&C in ce mai ingrijitoarc. Intere-
sindu-ne in diferite directiuni 81
studiind de aproapc chestiunea,
am putea precisa Cd scaderea acea-
sta extraordinara Sc datoreste ur-
matoarelor doua feluri de cauze I:
Uncle de noturd moi veche, altele
de aeatard cw totul recentd.
Intre primele cauze ar fl infla-
tiunea monetara 81 emisiunea ne
masurata a bonurilor de tezaur,
cauze de multa vreme cunoscute 81
carl dau de ingrijit tuturor oame-
nilor cuminti mai de multa vreme.
Sc spera ca de la un imprumut
contractat in strainatate Sc va OBJ
tine in parte ameliorarea acestei
starr de lucruri.
1mprumutul s'a facut, dar ell e
prea mic 81 nu ajunge sd acopere
decit plata dobinzilor 1ntirziate ale
rentei contractate inainte de ras-
boi.
In ultimul timp, creditori nos
tri au fost alarmati de alte motive,
carl constitute nouile cauze carl de-
termina deprecierea monedei noas-
tire. Acestea stunt:
y Guvernele dintrc 1914-192O,
au ennis pentru cumpararilc pc
carl lc-au facut cantitate imensa
de bonuri de tesaur in lire sterline,
dolari, franci, pesetas, etc, adica
in moneta tarei unde aveau de pla-
tit. Pc vremea aceea raportul in
tre valoarea leului 81 a acelei mo-
nede era Gu mutt in favoarea noas-
ira. All este o disproportie colo
sala. Bonurilc de tczaur, ajungind
la seadenta 81 ne find platte, ele
au fost scoase in vinzare, de oarece
convine oricui sa vinza bonuri de
lire orr dollari in echivalentul de
All al leilor nostri asa de depreciati
Marea csntitate data spre vinzare
aduce dcprecierea.
. Comerciantii nostri, pcntru
marble cantitati de marfuri de lux
pc carl le-au importat, au obtinut
della cumparatori credite pc carl
le-au garantat in mare parte Gu de-
polite mari de lei. Creditele alum
gind la scadenta 81 ne find Platte
din cauza raportului valorilor, AL
produs o noua cauza a deprecierei
81 Greselile savirSite zilnic Ia
ministerul de industrie 81 comer1
in priyinta regimului de import 81
exprot all exasperat pc strainii Gu
carl industria 81 coWertul nostru
erau in contact. Aci prohibim, aci
lasam liber, aci infiintam, dupa
nici un criteriu macar moral. Toa.
te aceste masuri all 1nebunit lumea
M mai vrea nimeni sa stea de vor-
ba Gu moi 81 in consecinta ne face
81 reputatia adequate.
I'm mare exportator de la Galati
imi spunea: "GuvernM d-trd 81
joocd do permnsul fdrd sd-si dcd
seama cd tote 1oagubele ce MI le pri
cinuieste Gu intirzierile ce am ca
dObindireo permission 81 a sumelo,
ce trcbue sd cheltuesc spre a le OBJ
tine, Sc intorc pc spinarea tdrii. !"
Comentariile la care da loc con
ventia GU Austria Garcia ii conce
dam .importul marfurilor de lux 0
prite, cind ele vim della aliatii nos
tri, sunt din cele mai nefavorabile
In aceasta privinta, sub titlul
"Imp0rtul mdtdsurilor din Lyo,
oprite IN RomSnia," citim urma
toarele in "L'Erp0rtateur From
c0;s":
"Guvernul rOmin luat fata d
comertul francez 0 masura meas
(Cestlnusre De pas. .
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
PENTRU M0NUMENTUl
EcATERlNA TE0D0ROlU

S.,ma cea din urma. !. .$l374.10
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-14
By DOLLY DALRYMPLE

vertisements' she'd cut out of the pa.
 pers. p'
 The first lad" that she. produced
 was one telling in enchanting Ian.
 guage about wonderful grass rigs,
 which were selling for next to notb.
 ing" as Peggy put it.
 So we started with rugs and paau, bought untold grass rugs fin loveIy ] seafoam green, just the shade of the ocean, and then, of course. that sug- gested bath towels and these she nur- chased by the dozen, N0' Spot cash must be paid, as if was l summer sale and no goods were even sent c. o. D.
 "I'll just pay for them a1lo said Peggy "out of my own money ana Arabella will give a check for the whole thing. I couldn't think of hav- ing them charged to her. But she's good pay and have no scruples about buying anything. She's given me carteblanche, you knoW.p
 So we bought lovely porch furni- ture and vases and baskets of all kinds and descriptions, green, gauzv. curtains and household linen-splen- did bargains-hemstitc sheets ano damask galore, and then she produced rom her purse clipping that said there was sale of china going on at one of our pet shops.
 After the purchase of quantities and kitchen affairs thrown in, we bought caps for the maids and coats for the butler--in fact, it was the most beau tifully arranged "trousseau' for bungalow and all its inmates, that I've ever seen.
 But why take you further into the broiling sun of these July mornings.
 You have probably stalked mid | summer bargains yourself, and you | know as well as I do that this is the season of the year that you get every thing you don't want and what you do-for absolutely nothing.
 l will say this much for Peggy; she bought with rare discrimination; she forgot an ice box and lawn mower, put everything else was thought of, even to mouse trap, which showed dearly to my mind that she had a great and abiding affection for the 'ousin lately out of the sanatorium.
 It was long and arduous weeks hopping spree, and on the last day If our expedition, when we were all fred out and hungry, just as we sat
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-14

down 10 most tempting repast al l Peggy's house, the maid handed her telegram.
 Tt came soon after you left this morning." said the white-aprone girl. It was one of those long "50-word' l affairs" a night letter." and as Peggy read 1t l noticed mark ed change in her expression. From Arabells," said she and tossed it over for me to read.
 Have changed all my plans. Shall not go to the bungalow" read. Don't bother about getting the things l wrote to you for. I feel perfectly well and am going abroad for an in- definite stay. Love and lots of good wishes"
 Of course, l was too sympathetic to say, T told you so;" it was no time to even grow reminiscent about an experience I had had, with a relative who once went to sanatorium and got me into something very like the same box.
 The silence was presently broken
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-14
Big Sisters Are Raising Fund for Debt of
 the Inn

Birmingham's splendid organiza. tion, the Big Sisters. will be in charge on Wednesday, August 10, of Edsewood park, which is one of Bir- mingham's lovely nearby resorts, with its beautiful beach and bathing pool, whose waters havo re- gently been examined by the state chemist and pronounced pure.
 The Big Sisters will conduct the park for that day, and all funds will be used for the benfit of Katherine Inn, and will be applied upon it's in- debtedness.
 At meeting to be held next week, plans will be perfected and commit tees will be appointed, The associa ton will sell tickets at a reduced price that day for the priviIege eff the beach and for the dancing.
 Other attractions for the day will be announced later, and the arrange
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-14
HOt Weather Bdrqains Galore

l If the summer young woman. | fancy turns to thoughts of bar.
 gains" and while "bargains'' at-
 tract me as much as they do anybody
 else, Peggy and had planned an en-
 tirely different tea party"
 While we were ruminating upon our plans, what should happen but a | perfectly good letter arrives for Peggy from her cousin ArabelIa- ,oe of that analogous sort of relatives to whom you are forever under obliga- tions.
 When l mentioned this, Peggy de- murred, declaring that all obligations are imaginary and that things done for ones own relatives are their own reward.
 guess maybe she's right, although I'd never thought of it in that way he fore
 Any way Peggy scanned the letter and discovered that the post mark on 1t showed the name of the place where a well-known sanatorium is located. Arabella explaining that there she'd been for many weeks.
 However, she was quite herself once more. and her physician had ad vised her to get "a cottage hid away ii tIie HiouHldlHS, SOmeWnere,H and do nothing but keep house
 The physician is evidently on to his job." said Peggy as she further perused her cousin Arabella's letter. "Arabella has wasted her time and money, her whole life, in fact, sum- mering at hotels, wintering at re- sorts, and the doctor is evidently put ting check on her way of living"
 Then Peggy read further in the let | ter and found out that the house Ara bella was taking was nope other than her own little bungalow up in the mountains which for many years has been rented while she was galivant- ng about the country and in Europe. going the gats." She declares the bungalow must be refurnished from 'it to dome and she wants us to do it Or her post haste, Mrs. Dolly"
 But we can't" I begged; all our 'lans are made for something else, md what will we do?Y
 "Do?" gasped Peggy, when my { ousin Arabella speaks it's like forked ; ightnipg, and, like the winds and the ; torms and the rains, like She Who lust Be- -Obeyed' of Rider Haggard's critic brain.3 Z l was furious, for if there is any i ask any more ungrateful than an ther it is shopping for somebody else. I
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-14
MISS PARKERs BRIDGE PARTY

Miss Elizabeth Parker entertained yesterday at a bridge luncheon, com rlincnting Miss Anne Bagby and Miss Mildred Black burn, charming visitors in the city.
 Others included in Miss Parker s hospitality were: Miss Carol Me- Cary, Miss Louise Weakley. Miss Elizabeth Smith, Miss Elizabeth Agee. Miss Anne Lanier. Miss Judith Clark, Miss Edith Crawford Miss Mary Elizabeth Wilson. Miss Jose phine Harris, Miss Annie Tart Perry, Miss Katherine Marbpry, Miss Gym thia FowllSes, Miss Grace Bradshaw. Miss Malvina Coleman, Mrs. Rhodes Boykin, Miss Margaret Calhoun, Miss Mary Allen Northington. Miss Sara Porter Miss Annie Hood Coulbourn, Miss Mary Cochrane of Crisfield Md Miss Dorothy King, Miss Virginia Jemison, Miss Vonceil Oden. Miss Theresa Cory Miss Elise Nevins