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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26
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Dor, TAI Maboning Ave. Tslefonjai,
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26

borne.
Szakacsn6k Molnar Sandorne,
Fiil0p Istvanne, ozv. Szabo Antal
ne, G6g6s Paine es Druga Mi
halyne.
Kiszolgaltak: Tiket eladasnal
Serbian J6zsefne, Kuk6 Istvanne.
Ticket szedesnel: Pete Sandor-
ne, B. Sohajda Balazsne, Danielne
as Szinyeine.
A bankettnal az 0sszes Nilesi
n6k kozremiikodtek.
Terem 6r0k: Tenke Ferencne
es Darn6czy Paine.
A ciganyn6 szerepet pedig
Varga Paine adta a legnagyobb
sikerrcl.
A banketra Nilesbol adakoztak
a k0vetkez6k: Csontos Karolyne,
Ungar es Elefant, Szinyci Daniel
ne, Klezsa Ferencne, Kovacs J6-
zsefne, Serbian J6zsefne, n. So
hajda Balazsne. Kaibas Peterne,
10th Andrasne, 10th Ferencne,
Varga Paine, Demikat Mihalyne,
Rinyu Mihalyne, Kun Mihalyne,
Pete Sandorne, Gerus Karolyne,
0zv. Juhasz Ferencne, Fazekas
Mihalyne, DAM Janosne, Kalas
Sandorne, Verbias J6zsefne, Tu-
tor Balazsne, Gyon.gy0si' Daniel
ne, Samu Janosne, Kudary Jo-
zsefne, Dadik Mihalyne, Kelesz-
tenyi Claiborne, Filop Sandorne,
Tacsik Ferencne, Fiil6p Istvanne,
Berencsi Istvanne, Kis J6zsefne,
Kis Karolyne, Csala Peterne,
Szabo Antalne. Haulik Tstvanne,
Szavo Janosne, Dern6czy Paine,
Kuk6 Tstvanne, Tenkp Ferencne.
DAM Margit, Kalas Iren, Szop6
Tstvanne, Stefk6 J6zsefne, G6g6s
Paine, Vincze Mikl6sne, Molnar
Sandorne, 10th Paine, M6ricz
Albertne.
A banketre a Warreniek ada
koztak: 10th Mikl6sne,. Miron
Andrasne, Borzsak Gyorgype,
Druga Mihalyne.
Penz adomanyok: Great Bella
$500, Szop6 Istvan $500, Andrew
Mihalyne $500. Kalas Sandor
$500, Tarkanyi Gyorgy $1.0O
Dadik Mihaly $10O, Siit6 L5rinc
$100 10th Karoly $1.00, Szabt
Janos $1.00, Elefant es Ungar
$3.50.
MeghlvO Olyan sZlnlelOadasra
amilyen mem volt meg Young
Stownban, amtly majus no 29-en
Vasarnap este pont fel 8-kor q
Kossuth Hall-ban lesz megtartva
Az alkalom a legkedvez6bb, mi
vel masnaD Decoration Day"
van, tehat a mulatsag eltartha
masnap delig is. "J0n a ker6'
Vigjatek egy felvonasban. El6ad
lax Ref. Egyhaz ujonnan seer
veszett Muveszgardaja. Scene
lyek: Basti Mihaly Haidu Pal
Bastine Geressy Sandorne. Lima
81 ewes leanya Tomory Istvanne
Giza, Is ewes leanya Kolozsvary
Erzsi. Nina, 16 ewes leanya Ko
lozsvary Tlona. Kiraly Tmre Mezt
. Kalman. Juci, szobaleany Toll
Erzsi. EFT k0veti: "Anyaert-Ha
zaert" Drama harom felvonasban
: El6adjak az amerikaszerte hire
Youngstown gyermek szineszel
Irta Gerenday Laszl6. Szemelyek
: Cseh bir6 Horvath Pista. Jegyz
10th Pista. J6zsi Gerenday Lac
$ Jancsi Szalma Oszkar. Uregi ia
nosne Szabo Eszter. Parma, cigan
!, leany Gerenday Tlona. Andri
!, gyerek Szab6 Pista. 1-s6 tan
: 10th Erzsi. 2-ik tanu H0rcsi
Ilonka. Six tanu 10th Jani. 4-il
r tanu Batary Julis. six tanu Kis
: La los. 6-ik tanu Fodor J6zsi. Ape
! 10 feligyel6n3 Krok Margit. Is
apol6n6 Berzi Jolan. 2-ik apol6n
Seb6k Giza. Legeny H6rcsik M
: haly. Jucsa Lampert Ilona. Kat
a neni Kollis Margit. Giza Bart
j Boris. Anna Molnar Margit. Mari
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26
HETl KR0NIKA
Rigmusokba szedte: o. Ke.

MtIl d lOlClOII utIcSCpU NdH
Mint odafent az egben!
H6 hullamok jarnak- -kelnek
A h6 guta kovalyog,
Hiszen penzt sem latunk azert
Szemiinkre mott h6 halyog!
Azert akad penzes ember
Igaz, hogy nagyon keves,
De kinek van, az aztan
Alland6an jol keres!
Annak penz esak "hekuba"
A hogy jon, az ugy is megy:
Hiszen a penznek setalni
Igazan csak egyre megy!
So. I"
A minap egyik baratunk
Filadelfiaba ment,
A zsebeben nyolcvan dollar
Szinten, hogy hat vele ment.
Egy honfitarsunknak volt oft
Nagyszerii lakodalma,
Oda ment hat baratunk
Hogy magat XII mulassa!
Elrobogott Macy indzsaj
Ment Filadelfiaba
Masnap, reggel megerkezett
A illni allomasra.
OFT aztan a mi emberiink
Egy texibe beszalott,
Es a lakodalmas hazig
Persze, hogy meg mem alott!
Mikor aztan megerkezett
Szageny maid k6ve valott,
A v6legeny es mennaszony
A hazb6l reg kiszalott.
Eloz6 nap eskiidtek meg
murinak vege volt,
Mem maradt az egesz hazban
Csak nehany jo viszki folt!
Nit tehetett a baratunk?
Az indzsajra felszalott,
Es yungsztani dip6ig
Persze, hogy meg mem alott.
Igaz. ,hogy a nyolcvan dollar
Az mar mem jott ell haza:
Mert hiszen hat tetszik tudni
Macy ut: Filadelfia!
Hat egy mask j6 baratunk
Az jarta meg igazan,
Mert hogy komasagba hivta
Egy j6 kept magyar lany!
Komanak hiv engem egy lany?
Ezen elcsodalkozott,
Hat meg mikor a leanynak
Ferjevel talalkozott?
"Azt hittem, hogy maga leany'
= Sz6l6tt neki a legeny
"Es maganak gyermeke vang"
Hisz ez igazan regeny.
"Leany kend edes angya
Hisz en- reg miszisz vagyok,
Mem latja, hogy fejemen
Menyecskes kend6t hordok
A legeny csak nagyot bamult
Mem ertette a dolgot,
Mert szive a komaneert
Rem hevesen dobogott.
Szageny mindig AIT hitte, hogy
A miszisz csupan csak misz,
A kit majdan ell fog venni,
Ha leany neki hisz!
ICY tehat komasagot
Szomorun megk0sz0nte,
Orcajanak mindket felet
Konnyeivel 0ntozte.
Haza jovet a bankba ment
Bevaltotta a csekket,
Iyott egeszen hajnalig!
Nit ivott? Rezindzsekket!
Magyarok! P6nzeteket az idege
akarjak, k6rik, de tt 6rdeketek
init tettek? Parolaznak veletek,
bajban vagytok7 Gondolkozzatokl
ha p6nzt akar ktildeni, haj6jegyet ,
nj, okmanyra van sztiks6ge. fordul
az ont erdem szerint partol6 6reg,
inert bankarhoz. cimem : r6gi:
INTERNATIONAL, BAN1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26

Kimaradt nevek. A szini el6adas
cirkularejabol kimaradtak a k0-
vetkez6 gyermekek nevei: Horcsik
Mihaly, Ban Ferenc es Sandor,
Gomez Eezter es Berzi Mikl6s
neve WI
Ez uton hozzuk helyre hibat S
ielentjiik, hogy ezek a gyermekek
is hozza jarulnak szindarab ST.
kerehez. 'Vs~TX
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26

Nyari iskola. Mint multi ev-
ben, e nyaron is megnyitja ref.
Egyhaz iskolajat a magyar oyer
mekek reszere = vallasfelekezeti
kilombseg nelkiil. East Young
stownban ismet Kr6n fele hall
ban vegeztetik tanitas. A tan
aij val6szinjileg, mint tavaly,
$500 egy h6ra, ambar err6l k0z-
gyiilesiink fog hatarozni.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-25
Smith h-Throckmorton-Schult
1906 ST. CHARLES ST.

Six room apartment with sleeping porch, garage. furnace heat. hot water and tights and phone furnished; l block from car line or jitney: convenient for 2 couples. Phone 2599-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-25
SPECIAL
NORWoOD

s6.300: 7-room. 2-story residence:
 modern. except heat; a good loca- ton; terms reasonable. Kelley or Keith. PIP Farley Bldg. Main S3l6.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-25
EMPLOYMENT
sffG1aff0Nss 'WI.1aNSffEGbIHcMGAlLE7 LE7---'-
NOTICE, CONTRACTORS

A first-elass steam shovel foreman will be through with present job March l; will go anywhere in United States. What have you open? Address O-S1, care Age
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-25

BUILDING--If I can get started at once l will build you Broom bungalow for $1.250; 4-room bungalow, strictly mod ern, for s1.600; broom bungalow, hardwood floors and finish. complete. ready to move in. for $2,000. Some cash. balance terms to suit B. Harrington. Contractor and Builder. 927 S. 18th St. Phone Main 527-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-25

by middle-aged man as night watchman furnish Al ref erence, years experience, sober and reliable. Call Main 6122-J, ask for Charles Hayes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-25
EDUCATIONAL
BARBER GOLLEGEs
BUSIN EsS COLLEG Es

W AIN IEIF---LtItTdT OTIIcE- -Ildu. Lady take charge dining room. Cashier, typist. Furniture repairer. Licensed undertaken. Life insurance writers High-g grade stock statesmen. Widower's housekeeper. Colored presser. Colored experienced auto washer. Pie and bread maker. Colored young men learn trade. Uaids women cooks. Others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-25

Norwood--l0-room double story home. hardwood floors downstairs: has bedrooms. furnace heat. lot 50x190. All condition heart of Nor wood. For terms call Mir. Scott. Fifth Avenue Electric & Realty Co. 1907 5th Ave. Main -S577.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-08

iAtlVe 1SSenDlV IN the
II q - A..
OnlOn or OOutn AFRICA.
pro,Jlx, +La ,aat;. :,
o"NIy lily oootloli 10,
"oelnef South africa composing the
tFoY'nces OF the Cape OF Goodhope,
Natal the 'ransVaIl and Orange Free
0tdte' snail continue it's allegience to
the hing of England as one of the
seIt-goyerning dominions of the en-
pre- or whether the South African
uAloh shaI set up an Independent re-
puoHc Engilsh Sympathies naturally
We're WIN the Ioyallst set OF South
AFRICA At the mead OF the loyalist
Se'lloA OF o'OoVoOV IS Gen Smuts.
former hoer general now prime min
I9'eI Vi lnF "n'o" ana Ieaalhs ao'
'oo"Ie VI tle league oi natlohS' OP-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-08


Vernon Jackson, the alleged check
,..,,,,. ,,.l,. ,,..... ,r....,..a n.-. irn lp.lI
ponce '"'"'"a' '"' r''.'''7
paper around Ottawa, is convicted
murderer. according To his story to
r,. la..l ,ri,i,ls I,rl.o, claims
,.. .,....
mat III i'iI IT, was 7'"' ~ .''. .
penn ei't'"I5 at nc .''' ~, ~ ,I..,
""' "l '"'" nam, '''' .'.I'.
icy. ne c'a'"'9 '''' n.y. p. ',u ''II.
years anu '"I'' '"""'',H " a., a.
Teen year S'lI.'"0,' "''g' "''''
was paIo''" i'''" ''' =,
JdcA3ou ''N'' '''' '"'' ~ ''''
nined N''i'i' ""4 "'Lo IN ''', law. VT
ms p''''" 'oo' ',' '''"
at 'le county J"I'' ""',1 w. ','' og'''
helo 7'lto MS a. ''7'' ''' ,.''-.''' ~,
ne vas "F'"S u" ''pP"' III,
lo"H III '''S "'7'''', 9' ''..!',''" ','',
"oJ'ot7 /" oVi"H ',,,,''' - ~ -
ms s'eP'''"''' @'",''' '''''''' .' ,,''
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SuPPoNt"iS "5 '"NN''"' ''''''' '.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-08
Harvard Professor Dead.

Boston Mass. Feb. >-Barrett
Wendell. professor emeritus OF Har-
ward where he taught English for
thirty-seven years. died at his home
here today
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-08
Serves Out EIne.

Frank WvniCk of Peru. who was
arrested last week on a disorderly
conduct charge, has been lodged in
The county jail TO serve out a $l00 line.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-08
u Firemen Injured.

Chicago. Feb Fourteen fremen
We're injured early today when the
root OF burning frame building on
which they we're standing collap- l.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-08
B0ERS LEADING MOVE
To Create REPUBLIC
OF BRITISH DOMINION

London Feb 8---No less vital an issue than the
secession Of an important state of the British empire
by ballot arises in the election today of new legis-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-08

sion of SalIcse. stole parcel post and
express packages valued at more
than $1,000.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-08
.FORGER ADMITS SERVING EIGHT
YEARS FOR NUMBERING MAN
SWiMDLER OWNS UP TO
BEING PAROLE OUT
OF CHESTER
FIND Ne v VICTIM

WILBUR HAYNE PRESENTS
CHECK PASSED ON HIM LAST
DECEMBER BY VERNON JACK.
SON-PRlSONEF'S RECORD NOW
BEING LOOKED UP BY COUNTY
AUTHORITIES.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-08
Wealth Err.

Unsettled tonight and
Wednesday with prob
ably rain; warmer to-
night.
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

LITTLE o. out varones life Tor MIN as
you him finish the career started TOT ni
LADY (ndgnantSo idea! You want me to marry
possess qualities that will accomplish things
a tool to polish the rough edges OF MS
And then what would become OF my own career!
LITTLE O. Lyon Your would grow
richer, along With his Your whole life would become
sounding creation. Think of that my dear You
would be harp Of m singing love TO the winds Of spring
LADY, can't believe It. .s.ta ~, ...rG IA. l%~
: He loves you, you love him. Don't break with varone
LADYstop saying things like that to me! won't listen!
LITTLE O. lyon know what say is true. -.
LADY fdeaanhv)-I don't caro-. INK. ..' ,
Lit isn't often that mother for daugh.
But you will have varone won't your ~
LADY I'm rage1-No no. viii not marry him. on not!
LITTLE L. fedgno alphabetically the han door)I
hoping so-anyway-deare! (BIoDs her ghost OF
&c Like flame from the IRE the Other
the fireplace and steps into the
palsatng pitei Creature 0oon0 the flames
themselves The Lady looks apJ
LADY-And pray, who your .'..#
OTHER, woMAN--I the Other Woman in his life.
LADYThe womani there another varones
lief 5a@# "." ~
OTHER woMAN-There is always the Other Woman every
mans may have her yet, but s always
there-and usually she is pretty bad.
LADY--Are your " ars E.w -4 y.
OTHER WOMAN the worst have ali the lures
all that know, but
unless they scarlet, al l hm. .,. .
LADY-How dare you come hore--how dare you? & ~
RH 20, 1871, by Company
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

copyst by The Author Play Must Produced With
out His Written PermlsslpnJ
SCENE-A Inrurons boudoir Before the long ~srror
hedessin0 table sits the Lady magnificent qaeenv
H. exquisite ne0l0ee behind Marie her maid
putting the fnishng touches to- the Ladgs hdfr.
7 ADY-I doubt have dressed my hair quite
| becomingly tonight. 3a5ts 80 ~
MARIE-Thank you. my Lady.
LADYAnd tcnightof all nights, MareI must heshten
telling points For tonight start conquest
MARIEMy Lady means-Lord varone not going To-
LADY almost tocn0 oordsyes have decided cot to
marry Lord varone.
MARIE-Im--sorry. r5,, $685. 80 S.s1
LADY (defanlv)- should you be sorryi
MARIE-oh because Lord varone soss kind
stands tall and sraigh-jus like fine young
he always think bear music in church. And
when you Lady. Oh, In his eyes
donna no~ such
70 man win chain myself a to the Saps.iss Of
have paid with hebood to build myself to where
or novel Or ali the editors in the land WIN
bid each other for it u Lord yarone and fan n
my power literary world. Twould be domestic.
MARIE-Woud Lord yarone want you to be soi 80
LADY-I lives the country.
try household and has Lord varone set upon
MARIE-But If You love what does It natter y
LADY, will let love him dcmesticity
MARIE-with all those stars in his eyes d N fE, I'll
tApYpont remind q points, Marie don't sas,
love him :, mus Is % sos have % Why
Get my dress, Marie; hurry up! III IN !.
Notwithstanding for the dancer
tADY-No refused to the Ambassadors ball with Lord
varone. It's the operaPE going with the Randals Bring
the new greenthats good for mood Green is adapt
fes have Il Quickly (shs has slipped out Of tie neoigss
and slips on hera superb
sSnloas "i From the iaii.Oays ben ssnosJ '''
MARIEThe front doorbel All the of tonight
LADYvery we'll as Marie Lady
seat before the dressing taosS ss.sgy Suppose be
he came anyway CAS- though I" ans~er to her qaep
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

both the ,odrdrobe fy and strange little old
She might almost be Of Berries little old
pinchcd and quaint and human she Is
gag poke bonnet tcith the Wt0gv It.
oaIks Nth limp and cdrries caneJ E.yt
LITTLE OLD LADY (patu yet ssoeetly-wen, wouldn't you
have him, my dear? tI..... - ...a' q.
LADY-what! Did somebody speak? .... .s. r.. 49,.
LITTLE looming tocard that the Lady her)My
voice Is cracked-but still, I'd call 1t speaking DEAR
LADY IN her very grandest nranner)-who are your
LITTLE o. l. (simplv) Lob, nobody much ,ssi
LADY-How did get in here? Did Marie let in?
LITTLE L-Ah, have be let in. just
and frequently when I am least expected 49,. ~.
LADY Tossing patience)wei want to know-what
you doing here in my housef .@et
LITTLE o. LII had come. You called
LADY faghast)-I called your X, es's.
LITTLE O. land always when I'm called-double-
quick Just remember back for moment II you wfh my
deare, you heard cracked voice
weren't you sort of dreaming lkef NJ.
LADY (not .cillng to hersef)-Perhaps
LITTLE o. LThats why I'm here. I'm Just that
comes you in your dreams. r.t. sA.
1ADYImposble, you before People don't
Of what they've known. That's absurd.
LITTLE O. Mot ALL not at all You've the likes OF
me in the hudded by the lamppost the street
corner the evening And once you In
the eyes scrubwomau happened to notice on the
Aoor Of an building when went there morning
Mt an odd hour don't I'd ad I'll not tell why went
there It was human thing to do. All right And another
dime YOU saw the tired little lady In the street
car who smiled at you because you were 50 pretty
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

IL only makes them walk
straighter when they 60
into the world and hold
their heads high.
LADY, never thought Of
that.
LITTLE o. L--How / could
you, my dear? Have You
ever given up 5anything
that yon cherished heart
Z closet?
LADY-Have you come here
to insult me?
LITTLE o. L. frery kindly
Hardly. varone's moth
er's eyes would not do
. that.
LADY-Then why ~
LITTLE o. L. fhesitan,. for
she Is not sure of her
gr0and)--I have come to
ask you
LADY-What?
LITTLE o. L.--Please marry
him.
LADY-rm sorry cant.
LITTLE o. L. - He won't
make you lose your free
dom.
LADY-How did you know It
was thatf
LITTLE o. L.-Ah, mothers
know SO many things
that other people never
suspect. :
LADY-7And at heart-moth-
!ers don't usually want
their attractive sons to
marry. They want to
keep them for themselves.
LITTLE o. L.--That's only
when they fear the girl.
,LADY--And you don't fear
me?
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

LADYBut be the scrubwoman the and
the little gray lsdyf s#
LITTLE O. L-oh I'm not really any Of them. I'm Just the
ghost many many pinched little ladies
about great city All Of their thin wavery shadows are
SOUL But in they make for lady that
do know. Look In and knowthe lady
81, there (She leans tovtoafd for the Lady to seeJ
LADY (smprsed)-But you cant be-hery '..' a..
LITTLE O. l. fproudlv)-Ab yes am! 1 varone's
mother, .t|'..+
LADYBut she is grand lady-ta proud magnificent!
LITTLE O. L-she is all Of that world grant YOU
LADYBut mother does not carry Cane She's
tall and straight and walks superbly. -
LITTLE L-Ah many fnewalking lady has a limp her
because OF helping somebody needed her But do
you think Of the ladies cares mite n she
has carry somewhere inside her? don't tbink no
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

. , j & z ~
BRUNETTEo DC dance with us (They catch the Lady.
ga a s Ken ssss sss zee os
chen peck quick kiss her hands and dart o0ard
BOTH CHILDREN Good.by soodby!
LADY-why you leave when I've begun TO your
BLoNDE--You haven't decided "a have usl
ne Too AdoraoIss laughing gaE through doorl-
LADY Oh MOI Don't go, - ls.t the only response .
ssay ea.sy ana d,sa, s.. .heir na%ss How ami
to s hs ARE s
gone lsee srks do"" o" the chair before the mirror
MARIE-I'm sorry to be q long my Lady but
LADY lstsred,-Msrie! Are you in my dream toO'
LADY o. ow.tl on mind don't to understand
s dS sss sc, wsy s s rhV Witch ss way did they s''
LADY faos beside AerseTjThe children the chdren The
MARE41 the door, there.
didn't you see the hldn Didn't you let them out,
MARIE .I G,m,yl-I let no one cut Of 0 the house a.
MARIE1on the telephone was Lord I'd" Sarone-I
NOW why 4. t a. ySa tell me sss =
wanted me to give you a message
MARIEHe would disturb you you had given
s s % en- hs
cuS That's only in the next soes Quick MARI.
get into your street coat can't telephone such thing
m send note Hurry Marie Marie hurry s,.s ne. out
Vrite noteJ Dear,
help say i % that VIM mean tie most
.s s Lac ' Cd S ss, nss Ss. =
They speak snisonJ
Alive to help you! Wen always help We will
will! E+ 80
LApY-It almost though they Oers here.
CHTIDREN-We are Pr
LADY apparently fnly reofsng their prescnce-we
II the best
LITTLE OLD LADY-Thats IT, deare he wouldn't any.
thing better. The best can, that's all deare
LADY (se has been n1 rapidly during the
tnnes do she speaksD-"And you
and hdnap the moment this reaches yoi--wen,
come! I'm dying be with you darling
country house. and the children want too"oh
mustn't that! She starts scratch the
her tmpslse carries Oh mind .But most
you, vone-yoHy" (HsrriedIy letter
totth kiss much the delight ne little company
her oho furry the her task 10 copsplefed
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The Washington times., 1921-09-11

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OTHER woMAN-You invited me. '>r
LADY faohast)-n s.- .-.. - f. E#.. -
OTHER woMAN-You started to wonder about me after
mother had gone and to dream about me-thsn came
LADY LADY,, insolence! v,. ..,,,,, ,.o,,., .,.,,
IADY-Sistersf -#" Il. H, 54 ....t
OTHER woMAN-You are pure gain your with gu
No earth resist me!
LADY, my yarone would never look at you.
OTHER woMANYou have the false security Of virsin-o
of those oyerssntly. mik-white ones.
jLADY-But my emotions not milk white -9
OTHER woMAN-Peraps not but your conventions are
are just the kind mat Il robef
LADY-what makes you think thatf
OTHER woMAN-Because knoc-its my business to kno
color-manage in their train many Of the mt
desirable men of great ctyf Do you think these men oO
women like you have placed upon such eezi
na se @
catch themwhen their hearts are bruised crying for y
pathy. We give them evefything--and hold them!
LADY (srspcousy)-day ask-do you know Lord varoneI
OTHER woMAN-No, and don't know what he looks'
LADY-Then why are you concerned about himf
OTHER WOMAN lih great sicer.y wan. to save him
came hereto beg yos not to throw him over He pu
LADy-of course. But hays career to think Of
OTHER woMAN-And varone--what will become Of himf
LADY, shall break with him gently slowly SO that he win
realize what is happeping till It Is all over.
OTHER woMAN-You willing to take greater risk thar
worthy of him. Please take him. ,,-.-..~
LADY-No viii be moved by mawksh sentimental
Now. I'll take him. And how shall laugh and laugh and
gsa ..sa H a hs % ne
Z laugh, like a dart Of flame she Is gomez ~
LADY I:ndno norpls:sea,I wonder she is risnts
u nm N 0fc chi dn0h
The pios the chaise Ionose are hurled to the four
corners Of the room the Tpo Adorable children
leap o.oss from 1easn "a. sos ord @
other brxnee-at leost eight Or nine years old The
e sst. o.ss G
hair ,oelltScked under boysh cdpJ K -. IT, Il
BLONDE (happtIy)--There she is-therei ,.,
BRUNETrE-Ha, ha! tclaps hands, You didn't know
LADY-You dear adorable children, OF course didn't
know you were here. But must say don't under
stand What Is all this about? a4aE 81. ..sl4
BLoNDE-wei we've just come dancing school And
and they had . fancy dress ball there and-and we
LADY-Yes,but howl How did You fool them' About
BLONDE Look, She isn't boy at sli t.ers. cap Of
shonldersJ X, 4 So n $685. l.a go @t.,
BRUNETTE had a just like hers but wanted TO
be boy Just for once-to how felt SO after We
got to the party change clothes with Jimmie Smith
BIoNDE-And everybody thought she really Was a boyl
LADY fdrqoing them to her)-You adorable Adorablesi
BRpNETTEWe aren't you going 70 unoress US tor peo'
BLoNDE-we thought you would We're awfuly tired.
LADY, don't know whether should. Whose children
your Uhf, ~ ~ ..r...
BLoNDEwe'r only the kddies that come to you in
your dream. 10y s8.ststt1. s,''..
BRUNETTE-And when your dream wakes up--poof, we
are mo more (BIotos) ice .&rL @tsG. a'E.
BLoNDE-Unless you decide want really and truly
BRUNETTE fo'amoerin0 aer,-oh. please want u.s.
please! 4re As s.s q 'stEF%s..
BLONDE fsvly)--He wants n, E.... sf =
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