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a f ~ .scheduled to take place in Communi- ciation will give a dinner on Mon- at 7:30 o'clock, and Indiana vs. Wis- uel Watson is to. give his talk on ~ weeks ago, and their desire to hear ~ more of what he had to tell led to might have an opportunity of hear- Hr : Afternoon-- 4 Assembly room with Miss Marigold ~~ Langworthy, at 3.45 o'clock. Vie ley and hand ball, 7:30 to 10. 3145 to 5:15. : ing girls, in gymnasium and Neigh- 4, at 4 o'clock. ETS," ~ Ruth Matz = * Volley and hand-ball for men, 5 to - Evening-- Lg or COMMUNITY HOUSE CALENDAR Week of February 28, 1921 Several interesting activities are ty House during the coming week. ~ The New Trier Commercial asso- "day evening. : ~The Woman's society of the Con- gregational church will hold its all- day meeting, with luncheon on Wed- ~ nesday. On Wednesday evening in the gym there will be two indoor base-ball league games--Michigan vs. Illinois, consin at 9 o'clock. The choir concert, scheduled for Thursday evening, in the gym, prom- ises to be a unique, and thoroughly enjoyable entertainment, and is to be given by the choirs of the Con- gregational church under the direc- tion of Miss Pratt, organist of the church. The Four Corner Dancing club will give its regular dance in the gym on Saturday evening. ~ On Sunday evening Rey. Dr. Sam- France in the gym. Dr. Watson spoke before the Men's club a few 'his being asked to speak in the gym- nasium, so that the whole village ing him. Monday, February 28, 1921 Gym classes for girls as usual with - Miss Schaffer, 3:45-5:15. : "P. S." club for girls will hold its ~ weekly meeting with Mrs. Paul Starr in the Neighborhood room at 4 o'clock. "S. F. B. P." club of girls, in the Camp Fire Girls of the Tamakwa group will meet with Mrs. Robertson in room 9, at 4 o'clock. : Evening-- x Classes in the gym for men. Vol- New Trier Commercial association dinner, in the Assembly room. : Tuesday, March 1st, 1921 Afternoon-- Two gym classes for boys as usual, Evening-- Gym class for young ladies, 7:30 to "8:30. Friendship Circle, club for work- borhood room, with leaders, Mrs. Harry P. Clarke, and Mrs. Snyder, 8:00 to 10:00 o'clock. Classes in English for foreigners, 'men meet with Mr. Moulton in room 1, and women with Mrs. Moulton and Miss Matz, in rooms 8, 9 and 10. Wednesday, March 2 All-day meeting of the Woman's society of the Congregational church. ~ Afternoon-- Two classes in social dancing as - psual, with Mr. Clarke and Miss Schaffer. "Lakota" Camp Fire Group meeting with Miss Emily Matz at 4 o'clock in room 5. "Wahanka" Camp Fire Group meet- ing with Mrs. John Marshall in room "Winnetka Circle", boys club, room 1,at 3:30. < - Evening-- Indoor baseball league games in gym from 7:30 to 10 o'clock. Thursday, March 3 Afternoon-- The usual classes in Folk and Aes- thetic dancing at 4 o'clock in the 'gym, with Miss Schaffer. Evening-- ~~ Gym Choir Concert by the choirs of the Congregational church, at 8 o'clock. Meeting of the Scandinavian Pleas- ure club in rooms 8, 9 and 10 at 8 o'clock. "At 8 o'clock in the Neighborhood room, social meeting of the teach- Meeting of the North Shore Hor- ticultural society in rooms 6 and 7 at 8 o'clock. Boy Scouts, Assembly room at 7:15. Friday, March 4 Afternoon-- Gym, boxing and wrestling for boys. : Meeting of the Sukarti Group of Camp Fire Girls in room 9 at 4 o'clock with Mrs. David Kennicott. "Meeting of Helothi Camp Fire Girls in Room 5 at 4 o'clock, with Miss Evening-- Gym--motion pictures. Saturday, 'March 5 ~ Afternoon-- Basket ball for boys, 2:30 to 3:30. 6 o'clock. Gym--Four Corner Dancing club, Camp Fire dancing m, § o'clock. ROADS OUT OF CHI AGO FUJI-YAMA AWAKES = SE volcano, recently frightened the move, but no further evidences 3 FROM LONG SLUMBER | residents of Gotemba, a village at the | volcanic trouble have been noted. ¢ ] ? Bh sacred mountain's eastern base, by ay, FOUND IN GOOD SHAPE Tokio, Japan.--Fuji-yama, sacred | giving out a rain of volcanic ashes.| JUST WHAT YOU WANT--FOUN , mountain of Japan, long inactive as| The villagers immediately began to] IN AN AD oa \ Survey Shows Automobile Highways Leading From This Vicinity, In Exceptional Condition Roads leading out of Chicago are in a good condition; dirt roads are drying out and will be in a very good. shape if the weather continues favor- ably. The detour between Lyons and La Grange, Illinois, on Ogden avenue, is in a very poor shape. The Dixie Highway between Chi- cago and Danville is in a splendid shape with the exception of the de- tour just north of Watseka. The bridge is out and the detour is a mud road, very bad. Route No. 10 from Danville to De- catur is very good except the mud road between Fithian and Urbana, which is almost 'impassable. Bad stretches improving. Roads radiating from Springfield are slowly drying and will be in a passable condition in a few days un- der the present weather. Practically all dirt and gravel roads in the cen- tral part of Illinois. 5 Missouri roads arg drying very rapidly; practically all dirt roads and they have been quite muddy and dif- ficult; in some places impassible. Road conditions in Towa are fair to good; rapidly improving; no snow and rough stretches are gradually smoothing out. Nebraska roads are thawing after the heavy snow, muddy and rough in places. In the western parts the roads are very bad. : Roads in the vicinity of Dallas, Texas are dry but rough. Sherman to Dallas under construction; Eufau- la to Durant, Okla., very bad. The Ozarks Trail from Las Vegas to Ama- rillo, Texas, is in a good condition. The National Old Trails north and south of Las Vegas is fair to good. Snow has been reported on the Na- tional Old Trails throughout Trini- dad, Colorado. 7% 7 7 7 NN 74 INN, AN % KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE An automobile driven by John M. Henderson, 619 Laurel avenue, struck and killed Mrs. Lewis Tallmadge, 70, of 1824 Hinman avenue, Evanston, late Wednesday night at Davis street and Judson avenue, Evanston. The accident, it was declared, was un- | avoidable. A high stone wall sur- rounding the estate of Henry J. Patten at that intersection and ob- structing the view is said to have been responsible for many accidents at that corner. The injured woman was taken to the Evanston hospital by A. W. Shaw of Winnetka who was is his car near the scene of the acci- dent. Mrs. Tallmadge died at the hospital. Telephone 142 Telephone 142 + RN TRIANGLE GARAGE & MACHINE CO. 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