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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08
tud ositonkt6l.-

hih HdiiS uidtOo SAo On hASCICtCUCli
erositettek be a szegeket. A
youngstown egyhazi es egyleti
megbizottak k0vetkeztek ezutan.
L6nart Andras a Scent Gy0rgy
gorog-katholikus hitkozseg, Ba-
lask6 Gyorgy a Scent Istvan egy-
let, Seb6k Gabor reformatus
egylet, Tomory Istvan Pet6fi
egylet, Lukovszky Kalman a
Sziiz Maria egylet. Mecsey And
ras az Greg egylet megbizasab6l
iigyes es lelkesit6 szavak kap-
csan iit0ttek be szegeket. A
nilesi magyar BIS. egylet szoget
Moricz Albert. a nilesi Verhovay
fi6k szeget pedig Tenke Ferenc
er6sitette belle rudba. A war
reni meme egylet neveben Geron
Geza iit0tt szegct rudba. Macy
tetszessel kisertek kicsike ifi.
Somplak Mihaly es Somplak Ju-
liska szegbevereszt. A ket apr6-
sag Hgyes jelszavak kisereteben
vegezte az aktust. Meg vagy Of
venen kalapaltak. he a szegeket a
rudba es hat ora fele iart mar az
id6, mikor az iinLepely ezen re-
sze befejez6dott.
TIT emlitiiik meg. hogy a re-
mekbe kesziilt ket pompas es sep
zaszl6t Papp Ferencne keszitette
es az egyleti tagok munkajar6l a
legnagyobb elismeressel nyilatkoz-
tax.
Hat ora utan bankett volt a
pincehelyisegben Kitiin5 tolt6tt
kaposzta vezette be a val6ban di-
@seretes j6 vacsorat, melynek
folyaman Druga Mihaly k0sz0n-
totte a vendegeket, akiknek neve-
ben Seb3k Gabor, M6ricz Istvan,
Tenke Ferenc es masok valaszol-
TAX. Vacsora k0zben megjelent
warreni polgarmester is, aki
szep beszedet mondott, melyre a
rendez6k felker6sere Mih6k San
1or, a Szabadsag irodavezet6je,
valaszolt, aki ARA kerte a polgar
mestert, hogy becsiilje bevan-
7orI6kat tovabbra is, es legyen
zosz6l6ja annak, hogy legalabb
bort es sort ihassanak. A kit0r6
tapsok igazoltak, hogy Mih6k
Sander val6ban az egybegyiiltek
srzelmeit tolmacsolta.
A vacsora alatt megkezd6d0tt
= tame es vidaman, peldas rend-
zen mulatoz6 tarsasag csak reg
re)i 6rakban szeledt haza.
A rendez3 bizottsagr6l, a koszo
us leanyokr6l es fSzS ASSOC
nyokrol meg kiil0n meg fogunk
,mlekezni. Most pedig befejeze-
'iil annyit, hogy nagyszerii er-
'l0lcsi sikerhez a legnagyobb me
"etii anyagi skier jarult. Helyen
val6nak talaljuk megemliteni ait
S. hogy a Szabadsag es a Youngs
fowni Magyar Hirlap SIS dolla-
ros adomanynya! jarult a zaszl6.
'iaphoz, amely osszeget Mih6k
Sander adta 1t sz egylet penztar-
rokanak. 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08

Vul hess JOZSef, aKlt penZtarn0k-
max valasztottak meg, miutan Bo-
kor Jen0, aki hosszu even at nagy
lelkiismeretesseggel es pontossas
gal vezette Sz0vetseg iigyeit,
az allasat mem akarta ujb6l elfo-
gadni. Neki f6gyiles Macy k0-
sz0netet szavazott. Vegiil lapurk
szerkeszt6jet, Nemenyi Mikl6st,
megvalasztottak jegyzonek, de
csak azert, inert szinten youngs-
town. Mihok Sander, a Szove:-
seq eddigi jegyz5je, mem volt je-
len mas elfoglaltsaga Matt es a
gyiiles kimondotta, hogy tavolle'
v6ket mem valaszthat tisztvisel6-
mex. A szomszedos Alliancebol
ismet K6rosf6i Janost valasztot-
tax ellenornek. Eln0knek Dr..
Barandy Oszkar maradt South
Bend, Indianat6l. Varga Hugo
Clevelandb6l megmaradt elsS al
eln0knek, mig a masodik aleln0ki
tisztet toledoi 10th Janosra ru-
haztak.
A Szovetseg szekhelye Youngs-
town marad, inert lit a titkari hi
fatal. -e-', 1,ass-e---.-f -.
Youngstown adott legt0bbet a
Szovetseg celjaira az elmult II
h6napban, t0bb mint 1O17 dollart
juttatva a scent celra, utana To
ledo k0vetkezett, ahonnan 949 dol
Tart kuldtek he. Szervezettssg
tekinteteben Toledo italian meg ma
gyobb t0kelyt ert ell, mint Youngs-
town. A ket v5ros magyarsaga-
max jegyzokonyvi koszonetet sza,
yaztak.
Youngstown magyarsagat gyak
ran emlegettek a fogyiilesen. Csak
nem az osszes hatarozati javasla-
tokat Youngstownban szerkesz-
tettek. Youngstown dicsertek a
sziberiai moZgalom meginditasa-
ert is.
A youngstowniakat a kovetke.
76k kepviseltek Habodasz Gusz-
tav, Fot. Varlaky Sandor, Hamo,
ry Gusztav, Nemenyi Mikl6s, Ress
Josef, Molnar Mihaly, Peli Fe-
rene, Jakubek Lajos, Grassland
Ter n, Bogdany Gabor, Eber Fe-
rene, Mikes G5spar, Bucki Ka-
roly es 10th Istvan, valamint DR..
Pessenlehner Antal titkar. A de.
legatusok szamat illet8leg Toledo
vezetett vagy otyennel.
A Youngstown javaslatok ko-
zul negyet elfogadtak, egy targy-
talanna Walt, egyet pedig az
fegyetlen nevszerinti szavazas
megtartasa utan sz6t0bbsAggel c!-
vetettek.
A f6gyules Youngstown ha-
tarozati javaslatok kapcsan kabel
utjan fordult a magyar nephez Is
pedig oily ertelemben, amint ait
a youngstown magyarsag kivan-
ia.
A sziberiai iigyben, miutan a
Relief Committee tisztazta alias
pontjat es edaigi munkajat, a
Sz0vetseg az cddig beerkezett
penzekb6l Is ezer dollart utalt ki
a Siberian Fund fSSpsnzttssrnolSss
kezehez es elhatarozta, hogy njabb
felhivas utjan fe,keri az amerikai
magyarsagot, hogy adjon, inert q
NIT eddig adott. az meg mem eleg
A Commentator, q magyarsas !
;gaz iigyenek terjesSt6jet, a leg.
melegebb dicseret illette q f5gyii
lesen- Annak felkarnl6sa es ter.
iesztese lesz az amerikai magyar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08

pc volt warreni magyarsagnak
Egyetlen magyar egylete War.
reni Els6 Magyar Ferfi es No
Bs. Egylct amerikai es magyar
zaszlainak felszenteleset tartotta
napon es el6ljaroban hozzate.
hetjiik AIT is, hogy legnagyobb
erk0lcsi es anyagi skier jegyeben
Delutan 2 6rakor gyiilekeztek
az iinnepl6 egylet tagjai, vala-
mint Youngstown, East Youngs-
town es Niles magyar egyletei-
mex nagyszamu kiild0ttei diszes
Zaszlaikkal a Walnut street, Ro,
man Hall elStt, ahol a rendez6 BIZ
zottsag 0sszeallitotta a menetet.
Legel6l haladt ket amerikai ka.
tona, nevszerint Nemeth Janos es
Fratkaper JOSEF honfitarsunk
K0z0ttiik menetplt Nuszer Gusz-
tav, aki igen izleses Uncle Sam
mex volt felolt0zve. Utanuk ha-
ladt sep magyar koszorus lea
nyok serege, akiknek oldalan
ryalka magyar huszarok lovagol-
tax tancol6 paripaikon. Oket k0-
vettek az iinnepl6 es vendegegy-
letek igen nagy szamban megje-
lent tagjai, akik Druga Mihaly
rendez6bizottsagi elnok vezetese-
vel r6mai katholikus templom-
la mentck.
A diszes es sep nagy templom
teliesen megtelt Ahitatos szivii i'm
nepl5 kozonseggcl, mikor Major
Dezs5 farrelli r6mai katholikus
magyar plebanos az oltar ele al
lott es megaldotta a zaszlokat. A
felszenteles utan gondolatokban
gazdag, talal6 hasonlatokban b0-
velked6, magas szarnyaRasu bd-
szedet mondott zaszl6 jelent5-
seger6l. Szivb6l jov6 hatasos sza-
val szokatlanul n1ely es megindit6
hatassal voltak mindenkire, oily
annyira, hogy protestans testve-
reink a legnagyobb elismeressel
ad6ztak kolt5i lelku plebanos
szep beszedeert.
A zaszl6k felszentelese utan a
menet visszamarcholt a Roman
Hallba, ahol Druga Mihaly lelkes
es szives udv0zlS beszedet mon
dott, a melynek kapcsan megnyi-
totta az iinnepelyt. A pompaz6
szep feher ruhaba 0lt0z0tt koszo-
rnleanyokat az egyleti kikuldot-
TEX fogtak koriil es OFT lattuk az
iinneplo egylet, Youngstown
Greg egylet, Scent Istvan egy-
let, az east Youngstown Petofi
ceylet, az east Youngstown Szuz
Naria egylet, a nilesi els6 magyar
3bs. egylet diszes amerikai es ma
Pyar zaszlait. A terem hats6 ha.
5oiaban helyezkedett ell az east
.ungstowni hires magyar rezban
A,G, mely I,esnyanszky Istvan
REmester vezetese alatt a marcho.
las folyaman vigan huzta pom.
pas indnl6kat.
Az eln0ki beszed utan k0z0n.
seq elenekelte az amerikai es ma.
gyar Hymnnszt a rezbanda iigyes
hiserete mellett es ezutan M6ricz
istvan, nilcsi lesB magyar BIS
Agylet eln0ke, Tenke Ferenc, 8
nilesi Verhovay fi6k choke e.
Mih6k Sander, Szabadsae
Youngstown irodavezet6je mond
tax lelkesit0 beszedeket.
Ezutan Kiss Lima, az amerikai
Kiss Erzsike pedig a magyar
zaszl6kat koszOruztak meg lelkel
es talal6 szavak kisereteben, &
ezalatt a koszorus leanyok a Star
Spangled Banncr-t es mas haza
fias dalokat enckeltek.
Az els8 zaszl6szegeket a keresz
sziil6k helyeztek ell a zaszl6k ru
daiba. Az amerikai zaszl6nal
Nuszer Ferenc Is neje, magya1
zaszl6nak pedig Salnplak Mihal,
es neje voltak a keresztsziilei, !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08

A Youngstown, o., Magyar
Egyhazak es Egyletek Macy
bizottsaga, igazolt kepvisel6;
utjan es egyhangu hatarozat
alapjan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08
Zaszloszenteles Warrenben.

Waren Els6 Magyar B Egy let zas6szene@se gnagyobb
erk0 es anyag skier jegyebe zaott e Major Desc pba
gy0nyor beszedet mondott tempomban nagyszamban
megent youngstown magyars negy zaszot witt
netben Az nnep rende6 bzot sagana munat egnagyobb
dicseret illet meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08
A szekhely Youngstownban marad.
YOUNGSTOWN MAGYARSAG
A LELKEsZEK FELKAROL.

ag es a Szovetseg ez evi f6fei-
ldata.
lit vannak Youngstown indit-
,anyok:
A Youngstown, O., Magyar
Egyhazak es Egyletek Macy.
bizottsaga, igazolt kepvisel6;
utjan es egyhangu hatarozs:
alapjan
JAvASOLJA,
hogy az Amerikai Magyar SEQ
vetseg intezzen a jelenlegi ma
gyar miniszterelnok utjan a
magyar nephez kabelt, a mely-
ben ARA keri az amerikai ma
gyarsag neveben a magyar kor-
manyt, nemzetgyiilest es ne
pet, hogy allitsa helyre Ma
gyarorszagon a jogrendet, sze-
melyi biztonsagot es a teljes es
egyforma szabadsagot.
Ugyanez alkalommal 6va-
sunk jelentendo be a kormany
nal a multak hibai ellen, hang
sulyozva, hogy iildozes es el-
nyomas Magyarorszagnak tob-
bet art, mint szAz vesztett .csa-
ia es lehetetlenne teszik azt,
hogy az amerikai maeyarsag
erkolcsi es anyagi aldozatok-
kal magyar nep erdekeben
eredmenyes munkat fejthessen
XII.
Utana a bizottsag javasolja
logy a magyar nemzetgyiiles el-
l0kehez a kovetkezo kabeltavira
-ot kiildje a konvencio:
Megnyugvassal ertesiiliink,
hogy Magyarorszag nemzet.
gyiilsse a jogrend, szemelyes
szabadsag es egyenloseg hely-
reallitasaban latja a nemzeti
ujjaepites munlajanak sikeret.
Az amerikai magyarsag kesz.
seggel nyujtja segit0 kezet en-
hez a becsiiletes munkahoz, a
mely biztositeka lesz annak,
hoey a terijleti integritas erde
keben hathat6s munkat fejthes-
sen XII.
Kerjiik a nemzetgyiles elmo.
ket, hogy az egesz magyar nep.
hez sz6l6 iizenetiinket a haz
szine ele terjessze.
Az Amerikai Magyar
Sz0vetseg.
A tavirat szoveget, amelyet
Mark Bella, Tiszt. Bogar Lajos es
szerkesztonk fogalmaztak, a Macy
yyiiles t0bb hozzasz6las utan $40
rol-szora elfogadta annak ell.
ziildesere az elnok0t kerte fel.
2. DR.. Weiszburg Zoltan (Chi
sago) inditvanyozza, hogy az A
NJ. Sz. intezzel feliratot az Egye
sGlt Allamok kongresszusahoz
hogy mennyiten a megszallott
el6 magyarok iildozs
seknek vannak kiteve, tegye meg
a lepeseket a Szovetseges kor
manyoknal az ilyen visszaelesek
megsziintetesere. EFT az emlek-
iratot Ohio allan valamelyik szs
natora reven juttassak ell a szena
tus kiilugyi bizottsaga ele.
A nagygyiiles az inditvanyt Ell
fogadja annak vegrehajtasat a.
ujonnah valasztand6 tisztikarra
bizza.
8, 3,'Tobb-kevesebb vita utan ell.
a nagygyiiles bizottsae
jaNaslata alapjan a youngstown
nagybizottsag k0vetkez6 javasls
tat:
(Folyt. az !. oldalr6l)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08
YOUNGSTOWN SIKERE.
A HONEYMOON.

Magyar mgyarsag
lo el rozatokat szovetsg
vee jovo lardo fontos muna all Kerule beos Chicago
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08

sag es a Szovetseg ez evi fofel-
adata.
lit vannak a youngstown indit.
vanyok:
The Lake County times., 1920-03-06

Take The Times and keep u
night. Then youIl Be sure it viii
be there.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-07-08
Unmatchable Bargains in
Summer Shoes.

Every stock including the preiest and newest
now Sixteen and twohds cent OF your
money back you buy this One day last week
turned our 2oO This back shoe selling
continues Buy you'll the benefit OF low prices and
you enjoy pretty shoes Shoes Tor
tender feet also in summer sale reduction
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-07-08
We Clothe Men and Boys
from Head to Foot.

shipments hats cool pants leather
weight ngge shirts silk shirts necktes collars and other
eabes boys still coming in and you'll find the
this section Come and let us ut you out from
Swell styles Our goods
always reasonably Clothes short notice
and we guarantee the fit.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-07-08

Can s,v YOUR evrv need ladies taking adUn
aqe of prices gh percaes cheot deUonSreS
supply and beginning the" summer
schools un and suggest early start on
acting ready Our Uash materials priced most
reasonably designs and colorings select from
CAN and See Us Often; 1t Is No Trouble
to Sho1v Goods at The Supply Company
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-07-08
oOc for Yard Wide Silks
: ST. w ash Skirts

If you need skirt for home in white or coors
you can find it in our sale. They are CT On
well made and good lockers at ----------V A'VV
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-07-08
Shoes for Tender Feet
Now is White Goods Season

Our white goods department is ampl
the seasons best. Voiles, organdy line,
batiste, pajama checks, dimities and ch
all in splendid demand right now, and Y
range of grades at very reasonable prices
selling these goods. at about today's who
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-24
Chinese and
COlOrS

One OF tho important points to BIO
carefully noted whiio conducting
commercial relations with China 10
the fact that tho Chinese have de-
cided ideas OF their own as to tho
use OF colors In materials, wrap
pings or poster advertising, Such
prejudices have been known to
cause n chinese customer to change
his patronage merely because OF
the coloring of packing paper used,
Though no definite rule can be
applied to all commercial uses OF
color, II can be generally said that
gold, yellow, red, light brown,
purple and certain shades OF pink
are good colors, Gold, according to
tho Chinese belief, In a dignifled
color, and red the color OF good for
tune, Imperial yellow IL good for
rugs, carpets and curtains, White
and blue are mourning and should be
avoided, ne well az green, which is
associated with misfortune.
The designing OF posters and ad.
vertising matters should always be
handled by agencies in China who
are familiar with the tastes and
prejudices Of the communities In
volved
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-24
Some Queer
Old Beliefs

Tie wet strawbands around the
orchard trees on Christmas eve ana
4, will make them fruitful.
On Christmas eve put a stone on
.v.rv tree. and they will bear the
more.
Reat the trees on Christmas Night
and thew will bear more fruit.
~ after a Christmas dinner you
shake out the table coffin over ,ne
hare ground under the open SKY
crumwort will grow on the spot
II YOU eat raw egg. rastihs On
Christmas morn, you can carry
heavy weights.
A DANISH CUSTOM.
Among the many interesting
stories told of the Christmas Gus
,om. ~ Denmark, none is prettier
tb.n that Of blowing in the Iule.
Th.re 90 a grim old church tower.
,,,hich has stood for 800 years
against the blasts OF the Nor.h SEQ
Here every Christmas morning d
sun-up the town band ciimos nc
many steep ladders leading 10 'he
tower. and there, foul Wea'ner y.
fair. they play four old hymns. one
"a each corner of the compass
Always they begin with that STURDY
challenge of Luther's, "A M'gnty
Eortress Is Our God" 1t conJures
nm very pretty picture ana one
dpes not wonder that the Danes
nave preserved this custom through
the centuries.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-24
Sitting on
Sunday Lid

Three hundred years ago the
puritans observed Sunday very
strictly. Everyone was compeiieu
to spend most Of the oay !"
church, and il you SO much as dozeo
o,r for a moment in the middle OF
the two-hour sermon, the peaoie
came around with long pole Win
n knob on the end and raped you
over the bean. Consequently, you
had to choose between a headache
caused by trying to keep awaNe'
and a headache caused by Ihuhip
for having gone TO sleep.
Rean- biting beadles having gone
ont ~ fashion, the newest idea in
sunday observance is to turn the
world into a sort Of beadle paradise
and let 'em whack you over tne
head ~ YOU take an automobile rlde
for Measure on Sunday. or read
newspaper, or go to ball game
or see a picture show, or listen TO
bapd-orean or band concert.
All we ask, II the new laws go
into effect. Is to be appointed
beadle. Apparently they are the
only fellows who are going 10 get
any fun out Of it.
since. however, It Is going 10 re
unlawful to use your motor car 'oi
any other purpose than goihs "
church. 1t doubtless will be against
the regulations to crank 'er up on
sunday morning. SO, unless you
have a self-starter, youll nave 10
start the motor Saturday night ana
then sit up with the dern thins
all night.
And since, according to the dope,
all sunday newspapers are TO be
abolished, we will have to fall back
on the sunday school leafet, which
tell. what you can do with rainy
afternoon. and where to look for
the stars, and what you can make
out of peanuts,
Baseball will be abolished, but
there will be no law against run
ming the baseburner. Movies will
be taboo, but II you can extract a
few reels out of your home brew
no ono will be tho wiser.
Such indoor sports as bawling
out tho janitor and listening down
tho dumbwaiter will DO untouched,
not because tho Sunday regulators
want to, but because they can't
f,gure out how to Interfere with
them.
Other personal liberties likely to
escape are those OF shaving one
self and rolling your own.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-24
INDIGESTION.

o. have . little boy who was
seven months old on November IA,
and he has always been bothered
with indigestion, and as he gets
older he seems to be getting
worse. We have had tho doctor
to give him medicine and It docs
not do any good. / let him
nurse only every three hours dur
Ing the day and only six minutes
at time. He cries most of tho
time day and night.
A.-You do not mention whether
or not this infant is breast-fed or
bottle-fed, but since you state that
he Is allowed to nurse only six
minutes at n time ] am inclined to
think that he Is a breast-fod baby,
which Ia eminently desirable. A
baby who IL constantly fretful, cry
Ing most OF tho time. usually Ia un-
dernourished. In fact. unless your
milk flows exceptionally freely tho
baby does not nurse long enough to
obtain n requisite amount OF nour-
ishment to satisfy his hunger.
Then, again, your milk may not be
OF desirable quality. n point which
can be determined only by your
family physician, As rule,
should never advise mother to
wean her baby unless there In some
very strong reason, which can only
be determined by the physician,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-24
LOST HER BEAUTY,
ALSO HER HUSBAND.

When we were first married l
did all of our work because at
that time my husband was strug-
CLING along on a small salary.
Now he has become established in
his business.
We are amply able to afford
maid. l feel that ! am to some
extent responsible for his success
and should share with him the
fruits of our joint labors.
At first houseworK was a labor
of love and l believed ii was APP
preciated by my husband, but 1
fear not now. The work was hard
and my hands are no longer white
and soft. and my shoulders are
becoming round and my complex
ion faded. 1t was an awful price
to pay-one's womanly beauty
but it was worth it so long as 1
held my husbands love and affec-
ton and was able to aid him, for
his salary did not Justify the high
wages paid maids when we were
married.
But he has not appreciated it.
I know his love is waning.
have become to him more of his
housekeeper than his old sweet
heart and / know he is seeking the
beauty of other women to replace
that which / have lost.
KATHERINE q.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-24
Is Marriage a Success?

Is speculative and careless bru-
nctte is conservative and careful.
A blond is changeable and unsta-
ble-a brunette is constant and de
pendable. A blond loves crowds
and loves APPLAUSE brunette
loves nature and desires affection.
A blond Is bold and loves activity
a brunette is cautious and loves
comfort. A blond Is coda bru-
nette is afYectionate, A blond is
fckle-a brunette is mistaken.
Now, all these named character
istics Of a blond womap tend to
produce opposition and destroy
ing effect toward these high aims
of the man: while the traits OF the
brunette tend to get In harmony
with these aims and to bring about
a realization of them.
Now. this all sounds as though
the mans interests were the only
interests / am not saying they
are or are not. But l do think that
II they are high aims they should
not be sacrificed for other interests
that are not so high. The brunette
will feed his proper ambitions,
which will make for mutual success
and contentment.
BRUCE WALKINGSTICK.
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Reviews of Late Books

of emotional adventures which leave
him hurt and bewildered, but with
budding spirit of independence
unique in the annals of his family,
First, II IL his fathers Rssump-
ton that he will, OF course, sink
his individuality In tho traditions
of Bonbright Footo. incorporated,
thon II IL a strike riot in which he
seos mon killed and trampled, which
open his eyes to tho world he 10 to
inherit.
Tho Inevitable break with his
family comes when ne marries ono
of his fathers employees, tho daugh-
ter of a labor leader killed In tho
Homestead riots, In tho develop
mont OF Bonbright's character from
that of n visionary and rather inn
practical youth. to that OF n man
successful in his chosen field, this
loyal, tender-hearted champion
plays a major partl her courage and
faith. and the social philosophy, so
Numerically opposed to all that he
had learned at home, serve to open
now vistas to his keen intelligence
and arouse in him tho latent pas
sion for progress and growth which
was the underlying cause of his
disagreement with his father
There is something of tho epic in
this novel of America, for the drive
and force OF great industry and tho
vision and daring of men who
throw themselves into work as the
heroes of old threw themselves into
battle, and the strange, half under
stood impulses which sweep over
great crowds, carrying them to
high achievement or leading them
into debauchcs OF hate and destruc.
ton, are the backgrounds against
which this story OF today are
work ed out.
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YOUTH CHALLENGES. BY Clarence
Burlington Kelland New YORK: Har-.
per & Brothers.

YOUTH CHALLENGES: BY Clarence
Budington Kelland. New York: Hsr-
per & Brothers,
The revolt of youth against cstab-
lIshed traditions. and tho amazing
success OF these altogether wrong
headed, daring and foolhardy ven
lures, undertaken against tho ad-
vice of wiso and experienced mon,
Ia an oyer-fresh miracle, and one
which, fortunately for tho world,
recurs with the advent of ovory now
generation.
when n novel deals with this a.
It's thrmo, and II ~ tho beliefs OF
the readers own generation. ana
those which suppiant them, which
arc shown, tho story has for him
on intercnt which Is almost per-
sonal. II IL this feoling which
causes one almost unoonsciously to
attach such Importance to the out
como OF Clarence Burlington Kel-
lands new book, Here, against the
background OF a great industry, are
shown tho struggles which arc go
ing on today, and In which we all
have a stake, and tho visions we
share, or repudlate, whose working
out will define the progress OF this
century over tho past,
BonbrIght Foote, seventh OF his
namo, and heir apparent to the
great Foote mills, which six gene
ratiops of Foote's have run on lines
carefully designed to At into the
ideals held by tho founders OF the
family and calculated to enhance
the Foote tradition of conservatism,
Ia the central character OF this pic
ture of the turmoil and bitterness
OF all progress. From the day OF
his induction into the plant which
IN hts fathers and which will be
his, the boy IL whirled into a series