davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19
MOVE TRAFICNl NESTESTl
MA SUPERIOR AVE.

Ma tomtez rohu Superior a
vych. 33. ulici. kde pred dive
ma dny zabit byl nezjisteny
muz. stale sc vcera vecer o.
pitne nest9sti podobne.
3llety William Devenney.
1856 vych. 81. ul ptejet byl
autem. ale rid;c misto ably "a
stavil ujel Sc zvetsenou rychlo
sti. Zraneny dopraven byl do
Lakeside nemocnice kde shle-
dino, re mu byla prerazena le
va paze a snad rozpoltena leb-
ka Svedci nest6sti, nemohli pro
|tmu zjistiti clslo ujfzdejiciho
anta, vse co bylo policii ozna-
memo jest, ze to byla zdanlive
nova fordka bez svrsku. Velky
potct nestesti udavSich Sc ma
Superior Ave. svalovan jest ma
nedostatek poulicniho osvetle.
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19
HOCH PRI HIRE ZASTRELIL
@ SESTRU.

Bucyrus, O., h18. listopadu.
William Kissling, 14-lety, vce
ra vecer stfelil q smrtelna
zranil svoji sestru, Bette, Tile
tou, ranou z "rajfle", $ kite.
rou Sc vypravoval ma honbu
Chlapec pfiSel do jidelny d
nafidil svym bratrim a sc.
stram,. aby zdvihli duce. Vsi.
chni uposlechli. PAX Bette
domnivajic Sc, ze jest jiz pc
hfe, spustila ruce, nacez hoch
|vystrelil. Divenka zasazena
byla do celia a "a kratko sko.
nala. Kdyz privolana policie
lehkomyslny chlapec sc Wy,
mlouval, ze jednou pred tin
spustil pero a ze rama nevy.
sla. Myslel tudiz, ze jest patre
ma "slepou". Phi inkvestu' ko,
ronerove bude rozhodnuto, ia,
Ike kroky budou proti n9mr
podniknuty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19

27lety Josef Holes, zamilo-
val sc do 17lete dcerky VAST
nj sestry Zuzany Talalove.
1922 Dowd Ave. Lakewood a
byl touto odmitnut. Kdyz Sc
device vcera vratilo z automo-
bilove vyjizdky' nekterymi
riatcly, donucovsl il stryc. a.
by fekla kde byla. devce od-
mitlo a veslo do sveho pokoji-
ks kde spaly jeji dive sestry,
jedna sesti a druIha desitileta.
Holes po chvilce pfisel "a nj a
snazil Sc il donutit, aby vypila
ohsah prioesene lahve a kdyz
divl;a sc zpecovala zranil ji
n1kolikrate rukojeti revolveru
naGez lahev prilozil k lstim
a vypil obsah sam. Ma to ode
gel do sveho pokoie, kde sc
.iedinou ranou do hlavy zastre-
Ill.
Utocnik ma vlastni meter do
praven byl do marnice a
devco dc lakewoodske nemoc.
nice. Neni vylouceno, ze ma
rOZrszenou lebecnl koSt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19
HLlDAc JATEK USMRCEN
BYKEM.

V jatkach ma zap. IS. ul.
'blize Big Four drahy, prorazil
'byk ohradu a skorem po ce-
le odpoledne probihal ohra-
dou. Pc stope prchleho zvire
tie ali v 1880 hod. vecer diva
zfizenci jatek Josef Valek q
George Evils. kdyz sc pribli.
zili X jedne ulicce v ohrad6 u
slyseli byka. kvapem Sc jim ma.
proti bliziciho, podafilo sc Jim
zvife zahnati ma stale ale ma.
lrzli v ulicce iatecniho hlida.
&c Charlesa Madigana mrtve-
no. Ubozax mel rozbitou hla-
WI a. zlomena Zebra. Bylt' b4-
KEN. jeoz nemel rohi patrn6
pfimacknut k st6ne uEtky. Ia
bity zrizenec byl mrzak. mel
jen jednu ruku, bY zenat a
zanechava zde dv9 ditky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19
ZEMETRESENf " OHIU.

Kenton, o., 18. listopadu.
Shrouceni $500 stop Round
McGuffey cesty, ma z&pad' cd
tud Gasn6 dnes rano, pfivod9-
no bylo nepochybn6 zem9tfe-
senim, jez zaznamenano ma
seismografu Georgetownske
university. Cast cesty propa-
dla. sc do hionbky deseti stop,
COZ nepochybne stalo Sc tim,
lie silna vistva zeme. pod nj
Sc posinula b sfitila Sc do bliz
Ike Scioto reky. Vyhlubovaci
lod', kterou ma rece Sc pra-
|covalo, sc pfevrhla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19
POLsKY GENERAL JOSEF
HALLER v CLEVELANDE

K hlavnf uvitacI slavnosti
polskeho generala Josefa Hal
| lera dostavilo Sc v6era vecer
do Mestskeho Auditoria as
1000 osob, take rozlehla bu
dova byla sotva do poloviny
naplnena. Host promluvil k
dvfma fadam polskych vyslou
zilcl svetove valky. odenych
" oniformach francouzskych a
polskych. kterym udelil valec-
ma vvznamenani. V dalSi re5i
vzdaval diky "a uvitani i'za
|vsechna dObrodinni Spojenymi
|Staty Polsku v nejhorsich do
bach prokazanych. Odpoledne
lnavst.vil Haller n6ktere polske
kostely a fairy, ov6nci! Koscio-
skdv pomnik We Wade parku,
ravstivil Um6lecke museum.
naGez SO svym priivodem odjel
ma hfbitov Lake View kde
vcncem polozenvm v hrobce
Garfieldov6 zdal hold pamatce
tehoz. F."et rs H@
Ma verejne schuzi.v Audito-
riu mluvili tez soudce Savicky.
polsti vyslanetti urednini a
Newton D. Baker. @
Ones dopoledne navstivi
host mayora Kohlera, hlavni
stan Americke Legie a cd $3.50
do S hodin odpoledne navsti-
vi rolske katolicke skoly. z
Clevelandu odjede We stredu v
noel do Pittsburghu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19
HRozNY GIN MATKY.
Podala jed ctyfem svym de-
tenn a pax pozila no sama.

Millerburg, o., 18. listopa.
du. Pi. Ben. ]. Yoderova, by
dlici v osade Amish, asi sest
mil ma sever odtud, podala
ctyrem re svych osmi deti
smrtici kyselinu a pax pozila
jedu sama. Die mineni lekard,
til z deti Sc nepozdravf a rov
nez matka asi zemre, kdezto
ctvrte dit6 bude zachraneno.
Deti, jez byly otraveny, jsou
Mary. l rok stara; Dora, 3-le-
ia, Nina, 5-leta a Anna, 6-leta.
Matka podala jedu d6tem z
lahve. Starsi bratr pribehl dc
mi zrovnas kdyz Anna cht9la
poziti jedu a p'rimel il, ze jej
vyplivla. PAX zpdsobil poplach
a sousede Sc sb9hli. -
Yoderova, jez dopravena
byla otravenymi detmi dc
|nemocnice, hrozny Gin svnj ne
pochybne spachala v pomate.
nOsti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19
OBERAMRACAVSTf PASIJO
vi HERCI DO CLEVE-
LANDU.

S.lsti umelci. ktefi provozu
il v rodne nemecke vsi v Hor-
nj Amergave proslavene hry
pasijove prijedou do Clevelan-
du jako druhe zastavky jejich
"a cesty Amerikou. Prvni bu-
de v New Yorku. Ale Pasije
Zde hrati nebudou, nebot' me-
chit tim kazit domaci "byz-
nyz" ano zamitli vzdor dnesni
hide, ably Pasijove hry byly fill
mov;lny "a zajiste slusnou ma
hradu $1,OO0,OOO. Ia zdejsi
navstevy budou vyrabet jen ri
znt rezbarske vyrobky ktere
donna jako upominku vSeY1 ma
vstavnik6m dosti draho nabi-
zeli. V auditoru budou. stanky
zrizeny v Mich pracovat bu-
dou Anton Lang. jenz hraje a.
lohu Krista, Ondfej Lang, sv.
Petr a jisty Maier, ktery pred
stavuje nevdecnou 1lohu Jida
Sc kkariotskeho. Til imenova
nj jsou vudci vypravy. Mezi
protektory yypravy jsou nekte
II biskupove Herbert Hoo
yer, tajemnik obchodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19
ZAylAJENf KAMPANE PRO
DOBROCINNY FOND

Prvni den kampane zahajen
by. veerejsiho nedelniho odpo-
cdne nnohoslibn9 velkym kon
ccrtem Clevelandskeho zname
nitcho orchestra pod rizenim
Eikolaje Sokolova. muz:Aym
Isborcm prednaskou rabiho
Silvcra jenz recnickym svym u
menim pdsob;l ma soucit pri-
tomnvch jichz Sc dostavilo do
Mestskeho Auditoria as H.
900. Sbirky zahajeny budou te
prve dnes cilem sebrati $4,-
100000.
| Zprayy vysledcich uverej
neny budou teprve v dtery cd
poledne po odevzdanem rapor
tn prvni sberaci divise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19
MATKA A DCERA ZABITY
AUTOMOBILEM.

Youngstown, O., 18. listopa-
du. Dive zeny byly zabity q
treti poranana automobilem,
jenz vrazil do Mich, kdyz sta
ly v tax zvanem bezpecnost-
MIN pasmu ma Market ulici
nekolik minut pred pllnoci.
Jsou to pf. Susan C. Holling
berry, 55-leta ze Struthers.
nedaleko odtud a jeff dcera
Lillian, 18-leta. Skonaly ODE
brzy po dopraveni do zdejsi
nemocnice. Pi. Edna Bakero-
va z Youngstown utrpela
rozdrceni leveho chodidla dfi-
ve nez automobil zasahl a "a
bill zmin9ne dive zeny. hidic
automobilu byl zatcen a zalo-
ba bude prot nemu vznesena
al po vySetfovani koronerov9.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19
KDO BUDE MESTSKYM MA
NACEREM

Panuje vseobecna siiznost,
ze nase verejnost 'jevi yelice
maly zajem kdo buae pfistiln
managerem Clevelandu. Via
znost jevi obcanske crgani-
SAGE. kterym by v prvni rade
m6lo zaleziti ably novy TRAD
obsazen byl muzem schopnym.
Pred volbami bylo navrhd do
sti, ale dnes v dobe nejprihod
nejsi umlkly jaksi dalsi navr-
ny.
Jedine Clovelandska Fede-
race Prace a Sdruzenl inzeny-
rh projevuji sinahu problemu
pomoci rlznymi navrhy. No
VIZ zvoleni radni se.Mou Sc k
pfedbezne. porade We ctvrtek.
key o otazce, kdo bude navrh-
nut "a mestskeho fiditele bu-
de- jedhano.
,Riditelska rada pozemkovych
obchodnfkl v CleYelande hod-
ia vyzvati vsechny celn6jSi or
.ganisace rozeslanynm dopisy $
vyzvou aby podaly vlastni ma.
vrhy. ktere by byly tlumoce-
nv zastupci vyzvanych tales ma
stredecni schGzi v Swetland bu
dove Jinak bude as kandida-
ty sotva nouze, neb trad mest
sk6ho riditele ma byti honoro-
van platem od $4,000 dc
$4,000 rocn6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19

z
cfnsks traviSstvi. Londyn-
ske listy pi'inAsejf zpravu 0
strasnem zlocinu, ktery byl
sp&chal pfedse1a Svazu stu
dentsk6ho vysoke Skoly v Han
eau. Zprme7efil ze spolecne
studentske poxladny 5000 do
lart, a aby kradez nebyla W.
zrazena, podplatil diva kucha-
re Aoly, ktefi ma jeho navod
pfimfsili do rye. pfipravene
pro rtudenty lahev ar,eniku.
Vsech $50 studentu skoly :
nemocnelo tezce, "a jich zem-
fclo. ostatai zapastai po n4ko-
lik dni Sc smrti. Vinnfci byli
postaveni pred soud a pro ira
ivitstv{ odsouxeni K smrti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19
VELKY POzAR v COLUM.
BUS.


Columbus, O., 10. istopa-
du. Cely pozarni poplasny sy-
stem tohoto mesta byl ohro-
zen q majetkova skoda odha-
dovana ma $350,o00 zpdsobe-
ma dvema pozary, jez vznikly
skoro soucasne dnes casn9 ra-
no. Phi jednom, jenz sc ud6l
blfze hlavni hasicske stanice,
plameny pronikly al ma pet
stop k stredni prevodni desce
pozarnfho poplasn6ho syste-
mu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19
,ZRANEN v HOSTILE

Ma k1ru kostela sv. Stepana
1890 zap. 50. ul., kde byl v So
botu vecer poTadan tamnejsi
osadou vecirek, dovadel mia
dezi Is lety josef Zeilman,
1880 zap. 48. ul. kdyz pojed-
nou prepaid pres zabradli a
spadl ma podlahu kostela. -
Hoch dopraven byl do nemoc-
nice sv. Jana. kde shledano
tezsf zraneni ma hlave krone
snad Zraneni vnitfniho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19
BULHARSKO ZAPLATf
JUCOSLAVII.

Sofie, Bulharsko, Ia. list. =
Jugoslavska delegace We smi-
sene komisi. jez vySetfovala,
mnoho-li ma Bulharsko zapla
tit "a rekvisice v Srbsku v prd
behu valky. pfijala bulhar-
skou nabidku v obnosu 800
milionI lvd, kter&zto suma
ma byt zaplaceha z poloviny
ina hotovosti a z poloviny ma
zbozi- I;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19
ROMEO A JULIE We
FlLMECH.

New York, IL. listopadu.
Hra "Romeo q Julie" bude
reprodukovana pro filmy v
tomtez starobylem italsk&m
mest9, Veron9. kan Shake
speare il polozil. Richard Bar
thelmess bude pfedstavovati
Romea a Lillian Gish Julii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19
"Zistan ma Almo,

''Zdstan ma Almo. vyslys
slova ma, bez tebe dele nechci
xiti j.. povSz: zda molina ke
mns kska tvi, vsak ty dobre
viz, ze me srdce jix dxvno pro
e, plS," pfednese Anatol ri.
Ses (p. v. ProchSska), v ne
dSi, 3. Rstopedu ' cesk@ M.
rodni Sfni ma, Broadway. !.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19

- Zaopatfte 81 vstupenky
pfedem ma div. 'DEACON
DUBBS", ktere jsou Ike kou-
pi v obchodS p. K. Hocha
ma zap. so. ul. Pc divadle
tanecni vinek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19
K prepadeni Cechi cd Ar


nAutd. Akademicky malir
Karel zivny a redaktor A. v.
Fialka byli IL. rijna ma cests
mezi Tetovem a Skoplji cd
Arnautd prepadeni a oloupe-
nj. Belehradske "Vreme" W.
licuje cely pripad. Pravi, ze
,nasi krajane prosi pesky Pri-
mori, byli ma Cetyni, dale '
Podgorici.. v Prizrenu, presli
horstvo sar. a, chystali Sc do
Skoplje, aby odtud sli ma So
luh az Recka do. Alexandra,
cd Nilu do zapadni Afriky a
posleze do JIM Ameriky., Ma
ceste byli ysak prepadeni pc
I'll ozbrojenymi Arnauty, ktefi
zadali ma mich penize. Kdyz
rekli, ze je nemaji, Arnauti
namirili ma ne pusky a wall
Jim $500 Kc a 1900 dinari,
dale fotograficky pfistroj v
Gene 1000 Kc, IL obrazi, 8
kosile a jine veci. Shoda cini
ma $4,000 dinard. Arnauti
|cht6li Jim witt tez boty, ale
dali Sc posleze uprosit. cesti
krajane dali Sc po kratkem
odpocinku We Skoplji ma dalsi
|cestu.
NeStssti kominikovo. v
It6chto dnech vymetal v Kys-
perku kominicky mistr l.. Ha-
|jek tovarni komfn a kouro-
YOU stoku. Nadychal Sc pri
tom uhelnych plynd a druhy
den nahle zemrel. Pitvou zji-
stena smrt uhelnymi plyny.
Pamstni deska na Imrtnim
dome 6eskeho skladatele a ka
+pelnika karla Komzska odha-
lena byla dne 4. listopadu v
Netdchovicich u V'tavotvna,
kde tento popularni a oblfbe-
ny skladatel tanecnich pisni
I'll ma odpocinku a kde roku
1893 zemrel. Karel Komzak
narodil Sc We zmin6ne osad9
prave pred sto 1ety, byl pdvod
ne ucitelem,i pax 1rednikem
" prazskem dstavu choromysl
nych, kde pro obveseleni cho
vancI slozil a ridil malou ka-
pelu. Je zajimavo, ze to byla
pray6 kapela, pozdeji vyborne
vycvicena, ktera slouzila sve
DOLBY ] potrebam Prozatimni-
no divadla a ktera Sc stala
|z&kladem- pozdejsi kapely di-
vadla Narodniho (jejfm Gle
mem byl mas Dvofak). Cd 70
ku 1865 byl Karel Komzak
vojenskym kapelnikem u plu-
XII cislo IL a SO a tesil sc v
Praze velike popularite. Pa
m3tnf deska ma lmrtnim dom
XII Komzakove bude odhale-
ma ma pamet jeho stych naro-
|zenin.
Udusil 50 v opustsns uhelnS
sachtS. Nedavno sci s n9koli
'ka mladiky 16-lety Vaclav
Postl z Bytozevsi u Postoloprt
kolem opustene uhelne sach-
ty. Ze zvedavosti vlezi do nj
90 zebfiku, ale uz Sc nevratil
Udusily no otravne plyny, v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19

go soy
u p OF OR NENi
VSEM CLENUM
JED. TABORITU
" CLEVELAN
Mimoradna spolec-
ma schdze kona Sc We
etvrtek dne u. listo-
padu 1923 v Ces. Ma
rodni Sini ma Broad
way v mlstnosti {. |.
Zacatek v 3 hOd. ve-
Ger. Ma schiIzi bude
jednano o udalo-
stech wniknuvsich
po 10. sjezdu Jedno-
ty Taborit1.
kazdy bratr a Sc
stra jsou povinni ma
vstiviti schIzi a pro-
jeviti sve n1ineni o
pornerech v Jednote.
Dostavte Sc vsichni
ze vsech Lozzi v Cle-
velandu.
BOH. FISER, pred.
Velkoloze Jed. Tab.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27

bands. Mrs. G.. NegeI made an ap-
peal to help the Girl Scouts in this
city, and committee was appointed,
with Mrs. M. Borak, chairman, to
communicate with the captain, Miss
Marion Mintz, and see what help
might be giver.
Mrs. David SNAPPER, chairman of
the moving picture benefit held a.
few weeks ago, announced that
S22S.10 was cleared from this per
formance. The club gave Mrs.
SNAPPER a rising vote Of thanks for
this nig undertaking, which she at
tempted alone. Mrs. s. Sa1ter and
Wilbur SNAPPER and company, were
the winners of the prizes for selling
the greatest number of tickets. Both
rrizes, which were gold pieces, were
donated to the club charity fund.
An invitation was received to at
tend lecture ana social in the Beth
Mordccai temple in Hobart street
on March 4. DR.. David Gross will
by Mrs. S Salter, chairman of the
socia! welfare committee, and Mrs.
Fl. Friedman. chairman Of the i'm
migration committee. Mrs. Barney
Weinblatt announced that thirty
new members had been taken in the
council this month. Many of the
local club women are attending the
New Jersey conference OF the State
Council of Jewish Women, being
held at the Coleman house in As
bury Park today. The next meeting
OF the council will be held March 26,
and at this time the nomination of
officers for the ensuing year will
take Elace.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27
Income Tax Data
For The Women

Approximately so3,0 900 women
filed income tax returns and paid q
tax on their net income for last year
and the net amount of income re-
ported by these women was $780,
95s,727, according to authoritative
figures made public today by Collec-
tor Of Internal Revenue F. c. Fersu.
son Of the fifth district of New Jer-
sey.
In addition there were fled 1872
131 returns by women claiming an
exemption Of $4,000 as the head Of a.
family. The next income tor 1890
by these women was $38S,se4,530.
The number OF wives making separ-
ate returns from husbands for the
year 1920 was 77,55s reporting net
income Of $534.s40,405.
A. woman who was widowed dur
ing the year 1922, unless the head OF
q family, may claim a personal ex-
~ rinption Of only $1,000.
i "A divorcee who makes her home
aart from her husband is classed
single person. A wife who sup
1,s<es an invalid husband in a sari-
tarium may claim the exemption al
bowed a. married couple. Married
complies living together are granted
an exemption Of $2,500 or $4,000 de-
pending upon whether their COM
btnsd net income q. $4,000 or less.
E5useand and wifc ma make sspar-
Nte returns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27
MUSICAL COMEDY IS
GIVEN BY JEWISH WOMEN

School Days" a one act musical
comedy presented before the local
council Of Jewish Women at their
regular meeting yesterday after
noon, afforded the audience g. half
hour OF unrestrained laughter. Mrs.
Benjamin Goldman who adapted
the role of Miss Prina, the teacher
of the school house most cleverly.
called her pupils together for their
daily lessons. She surprised the n
by saying that they would let their
lessons go today. and entertain at a
party. Each pupil was called upon
to do some stunt.
Browny, taken by Mrs. George
Miller, opened the program with a
vocal solo He loves It," singing in
her usual charming manner. Mrs.
Arthur Weiss, as Percy, was the
next pupil to volunteer to entertain.
Her number "A Voice in My Heart
role portrayed by Mrs. Morris
Click. gave a clever Interpretation
of the monologue, THE New Baby
The story told of q mother VINO
brought her child up by a guide
book. and the poor young mother
was a nervous wreck, as the child
didn't seem to act like the book.
Miss Reebe Sarokin as "Reebe," !"
delighted the audience with her
number, "They Always Pick On
Me-" Mrs. Samuel Sarokin as
"Gilda," gave graceful exhibition
dance, executing several difficult
steps with apparent ease. Mrs.
David T. Wilentz as "Jeritzje," who
possesses a voice of rare quality, was
one of the big hits Of the afternoon
in her number, "Your Eyes Have
Told Nc So" ''F'reckles," taken by
Mrs. Henry Nussbaum. the last pupil
to entertain, brought forth much
applause in her number, "Lovin'
Sam" The concluding number Of
the program was School Days" by
the chorus. Mrs. Jack Weitzen, a
clever pianist, was the acconpanist.
Much credit is due Mrs. J. B.
Joselson, who so ably coached the
production.
At the short business session,
which preceded the meeting, 1t was
decided to donate $40 to the Hebrew
school. Mrs. Henry x. Golenbock,
chairman of the legislative depart
ntent, reported that the bill protest
ing against night work for women
had been passed. Plans have been
made for a barn dance to be held
the latter part OF March in the y.
NJ, II. A. Mrs. n. Preuinger il
chairman of the affair, and her conf
rnittee consists OF Mrs. Henry K.
Golenbock, Mrs. J. J Berger, Mrs.
George Miller and Mrs. s. Rosen-
sweig. The dance is only for mem
bers Of the council and their hus-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27
Chicken Pox

Chicken Pox seems to be the pep.
ulsr ailment right now, whole fam
ilies suffering with the disease,
Chicken poz ia seldom serious all
ment, some slight fever perhaps be-
ing expected until the rash appears,
which is usually from fourteen to
twenty-ene days after exposure.
The rash differs from measles In
that it is at first merely red with
q water blister looking top, and then
later grows higher and harder. the
center becoming dry and then the
whole thing scabs and falls eff. There
may be very few sores, so few that
the mother may not notice them and
fail to realize that the child is sick.
1t is such cases, with the sores all
lowed to dry unnotieed, that cause
such epidemics in the schools. chill
dren injecting others while appar-
entity all right themselves.
The disease is communicable SO
long az any sores are present.
If there ig any fever the child
should be kept in bed. Young chill.
dren should be mechanically pre-.
vented from scratching the sores by
the use OF mittens or a cuff placed
at the elbow.
The sores are extremely itchy and
soda solution may be used at first
and later carbolated vaseline or
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27
Bright Little Hats
Are Easy To Maze

Not everyone can so TO Miami in
February or March, but almost
everyone may make inexpensively
gay little hat to cheer the last days
of winter and last her through the
spring as well. Time was when we
wore our dull winter bonnets right
up to Easter morning: even il one
has been purchased a week or so
ahead OF time it stayed done up in its
tissue paper wrappings until the
church bells rang, sometimes as late
as the end of April,
March hats are gzyer than any
shown later in the season because
the milliners know they must show
something different and astonishing
If they hope to tempt the feminine
world, according to Mrs. Catharint
Griebel, extension specialist in cloth
ing of the State Agricultural College.
This year there are tiny pokes with
little or no trimming and as becom-
ing as possible. Most anyone looks
years younger with something of this
sort on her head.
Why not make = little hat like
those shown in the shops? Ribbon is
used profusely. Edges are bound,
and there are bows and rosetteS and
loose waving ends Many rosettes Sf
pleated ribbon have bright-colorsd
flowers In their centers. Lacs Is pop
ulzr too. II II tie trimming OF the
moment and surely nothing can be
more becoming and feminine. Every
where you turn you ind 1t, large
hats and small hats, all with lace
somewhere about their shapes.
A hat, especially when home
made, is not big investment-it
isn't like buying a gown or a fur
coat. Lace or ribbon; poke or tocue,
you cannot go wrong. Just be sure
it suits you as to color and type and
no matter If the grounding did so
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27
Spanish Omelet
A IiENTEN DISH
BY BERTHA e. SHAPLEIGH
OF Columbia. University

Take two tablespoons each Of
good oil and chopped onion, a, Glove
or bean OF garlic, chopped, two cups
OF canned or four fresh tomatoes,
peeled and cut into small pieces, one
teaspoon each of salt and paprika,
a quarter pound OF fresh mushrooms
eight olives, stoned and cut into
strips, five eggs, five tablespoons of
water or milk and salt and pepper.
Cook the onion and garlic in the
oil for five minutes, being careful
not to brown. Add tomatoes, sugar
salt and paprika, and cook slowly for
half an hour, or until quite thick
Wash, peel, and cut into pieces the
mushrooms and cook in little but
ter for five minutes. Add to the to-
matoes and at the same time add the
olives.
When the tomato mixture is ready
make the omelet.
Beat the eggs very slightly with
fork, add water or milk, salt and
pepper. Heat the frying or onelet
pan, add oil. and pour into this the
eggs. Move the pan frequently as
the eggs set and with knife, raise 1t
from the bottom OF the pan, allow
ing the uncooked part Of the egg to
touch the pan. In this way the egg
does not become hard, but remains
creamy. When only q very little
egg remains in liquid state loosen
around the edges and fold over two
or three times. Turn into hot
platter and pour tomato around
it. Garnish the top OF the omelet
with few sprigs of parsley or
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