The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1920, Page 12

f ee ee ee a if : is f ; ee The E Harlem River, jon, It was built by Reger Mortis for himself and his tide, Mary Philipse, who ud ac- oapted him in preference ta George Washington, who had paid her ar- dent court, During the Revolution, when the couple fied to England, it became for a time Washington's headquarters, But the most vivid Tecollections of the place are asso- diated with the Jumels, and it fitting- ly bears their name. Here Stephen Jumel and bis wife entertained such filustrous guests as Bonaparte, King of Spain aad of Naples and Jerome Bona 5 haring ied. Latayeite In 1895 an cent. of | FAMOUS SHORE DINNER, $3.00 herman were entertained in the} Ror _fent of i sroaauen | REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI DINNER, $2.00 Jumel home. 3.86 per cent. of the wor! Mme. Jumel! lived to be ninety Years of age, dying in 1865. As one New York historian puts it, “Her life spanned American history from Tamiagton to Appomatto: Jumel Mansion is property of the City of N and is preserved as a museum, SHADOWS. Black shadows fall From the iindens tall That lift aloft their massive wail Against the southern sky. And ‘from the realms Of shadowy elms A tide-like darkness overwhelins ‘The fields that round us ile. But the night is fair, And everywhere A warm soft vapor fills the air And distant sounds seem near. By Viola Foster, aged eleven years, | Highlands-on-Hudason, N. Y. MR. BLUEBIRD'S SECRET WN South one morning Mr. Bluebird said to his wife, Tweety: “Well, it's the first of February, 1 think we had better start Nort! + “It is earlier th we went last year.” “I remembe Mr. Bluobird, “my clothes and ‘were damp and wet, so I de- cided to go earlier this year and get house.” Tweety asked: “A E we i to the same neighborhood?” or he answered, as he laughed. t are you laughing at?” said “I's a Bo they started off, and when they were near their old home tha hhad had the last year, ‘1 great secret,” said he, they Tweety said Mr. Bluebird wghed. When bird house “Now ,what is 1 had made up my mind to come to this house last year, I suw it when we passed by last year.” ‘Tweety was very glad and so was i, Bivebird. y Ida Iltes, aged twelve years, Maspeth, L. L p™= COUSINS: Kiddies continue to inquire whether the Klub has lar weekly or monthly meetings. fo, it has not. It cannot, because, we have too many members. No | meeting hat to be found would ac- | comimodate 110,000, or even half that |4 number of children. But the Kiddie | Klub members of different neighbor- | hoods have solved the problem by | forming Kiddie Klub branches. The branches have regular meetings and dues which are spent on roll books | and minute books, klub-room fx- ings and a supply of Evening Worlds | of the days whon the Kiddie Klub is published, or for any other pur- ose that two-thirds of the members vote “yes” on. These Kiddie Klub branch each a charter and set of b If you kiddies wieh to start ONE DOLLAR WEEKLY BUYS THIS LIFE TI vening World's [Kiddie Klub Korner Copyright, 1090, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World.) == Conducted by Eleanor Schorer About Old New York. JUMEL MANSION, T 160th Street, overlooking the branch you may have a charter and ty }8et of by-laws, too 8 ey and t will loyally always, COUSIN ELEANOR. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Q. What percentage of the world's gold docs Alaska produce? Dercentage of the world’s gold does North America produce? include North America in your answer. A. According to figures in The World | Almanac; In 1918, Alaska produced | 2.39 per cent. America produced 29.36 per cent. | or 14.66 per cent of the gold pro duced in North America. produced world’s gold, or 16.79 per cent. the gold produced in North America WENT 2) iy ay 3 They may table garde the two. ' ons or pain Feces 7 KL OBTAIN YOUR PI | saying that traced or euch draw! Contest Address World, > Let me know nd them to you, Yours wre ‘The tri Winitsky, ¢ » | Communist Subject: “My Garden. Tes AWARDS of one will be given the ten Klub members (ages six to ft inclusive) who send the best origin drawings and descriptions of gardens, HALL’S CENTERPORT, L. What Please countries of all of the BERTRAM ASKWITH. NOTES. f the world’s gold, 09 per cent. of the gold pro- d in North America. 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