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© WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1921 -- | COMMUNITY HOUSE CALENDAR Week of February 21, 1921 Two hundred "Gold Star" boys and girls of the Congregational church will have their annual supper in the Assembly Room and Neighborhood room on Monday evening, February twenty-first. Mrs. Frederick Scott has charge of the refreshments. On Thursday evening, February 24, the Young People's Dancing Club, will give its final dance. The Com- munity House "Ukelele Club" will give the first part of the program which will take the form of a Revue and Minstrel show. This will be followed by dancing and refresh- ~ ments. Mr. Harry P. Clarke is the leader in charge of this group. > Monday, February 21 All-day meeting North Shore Sew- ing Guild. ; Afternoon-- Usual gym classes for boys -- 2 --2 classes. "Pp. S." club for girls with Mrs. Starr in the Neighborhood Room. "gS, F. B. P." club for girls, with Miss Langworthy--Assembly Room. Camp Fire--Tamaka Group with Mrs. James Robertson--Room 9. . Evening-- Men's classes as usual. Tuesday, February 22 Afternoon-- ~~ Usual gym classes. Evening-- Gym class for young women--7 :30- 8:30, with Miss Schaffer in charge. "Friendship Circle'--Meeting as usual in the Neighborhood Room and gymnasium. Classes in English for foreign men classe sfor boys--2 and women will meet in rooms 1,|] and rooms 9, 10, 11. Wednesday, February 23 Afternoon-- Two classes in social dancing for boys and girls in the gym. Camp Fire--Lakota group, o'clock. room 1 at 3:30. : Winnetka Circle--Boys' club, room 1, at:3:30. ~ Evening--Indoor baseball 10. at 4 7:30 to Thursday, February 24 Afternoon-- : ; Folk dancing, in gym from 4 to 5 o'clock. Evening-- ; ~ Gym--Young People's Dancing club party. ---- Es g Friday, February 25 ~~ Afternoon-- Gym; boxing and wrestling for 'boys, 4:15-5:30. . Camp Fire Girls, Sukatari Group-- Room 9 at 4 o'clock. Camp Fire, Helothi Group--Room 5 at 4 o'clock. FEvening-- Motion pictures--"An Old Time Movie Show," Mary Pickford's first picture, and "The White Rider" a story of the South. Saturday, February 26 Morning-- Gym activities for o'clock. Afternoon-- Basket ball and volley ball. Evening-- North Shore British-American So- ciety, Assembly Room. boys at 10 In Manitoba, Canada, one resident in every sixteen own an automobile, or a total of 36455 cars for: the whole province. FTER the fretting of the day'ss work the dinner table is where a man should dissolve his Express Co. Helps You Help Starving "Invisible Guest" Certificates on Sale At Local Express Office at Northwestern Station. "Invisible guest" certificates, which can be purchased for any amount from $1 up, are on sale at the local office of the American Railway Ex- press company, Northwestern sta- tion. With the action, the local office takes its place among the numerous agencies throughout the country co- operating with Herbert Hoover, chairman of the European Relief council, in his efforts to raise $33,000,- 000 by means of a national collec- tion for the relief of incipient star- vation among 3,500,000 children in the war-stricken countries of central and eastern Europe. Through the authorization of G. C. Taylor, presi- dent of the American Express com- pany and the American Railway Ex- press company, the "invisible guest" certificates have been placed on sale at 25000 of the company's offices throughout the United States. The cost of saving one child until the acute condition has been relieved by the next European harvest is $10, but donations of smaller sums are welcome, and a contribution of only $1, under the economical administra- tion of the council, will keep life in a little body for a month. The small- est donations are encouraged among the employes of the express com- pany. Russia is rapidly developing vast mineral riches. THREE FIRES The fire department was called out three times early this week. The first run was occasioned Tuesday by a brush fire at Elm street and Glen- dale avenue. On Wednesday morn- ing there was a brush fire near the residence of Mrs. E. P. Price, 699 Walden road. A prairie fire at Wal- Here's a New One; Pigeon Hatches a Real Live Chick You've heard of the mother duck hatching a brood of chicks and then den road and Pine street necessita ed the third trip, Wednesday aff noon. i Seventy-five thousand people visit- ed the recent automobile show in Philadelphia. The number surpassed the record attendance of 1920, when there were 49,549 paid admissions. getting most awfully angry when they balked at the old mill pond: You've heard of dogs mothering tiny kittens and other equally interesting departures from nature's true course. But--here's a new one. ; Paul Gouglemann, 630 Central ave- nue, Wilmette, whose avocation is raising fine leghorns and uncommonly attractive pigeons, stepped into his barn Wednesday morning, He heard a peeping way up in the rafters the pigeons call home, climbed the lad- der and, behold, was greeted by he strange sight of a terribly fright- ened chick, just hatched, vainly at- tempting to figure out its strange mother, a large pure white pigeon. Gouglemann figures it all out this > OO Your Time Your Efforts Your Money way. A leghorn must have intruded into the pigeon domain some time ago and left only after depositing an egg. One of the pigeons assumed the - responsibility of bringing the chick into the world believing it one of her kind. The Gouglemann household has adopted the forlorn stranger as a family pet. "Tt would die among the pigeons," says Mr. Gouglemann, "Because pig- Will bring greater returns in successful pictures if you bring your film to us. 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