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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-21
Dupla vagy semmi.
A penzcsinal6 masina. tulajdono-
sat veresre vertek azok, hket
be akart csapni.


annyi bevandorlot becsaptak,
hogy szinte csoda szamba megy,
ha egy masinas himpellert nyakon
csipnek, .vagy elvernek, mint a
hogy arrol az alabbi sorokban
$40 lcsz.
A szomszedos Rose Corneren
iart a napokban Mike Strajkor, a
XII szlav ember es azzal az ajan-
lattal fdrdult Lovasz JOSEF is
mer6sehez. hogy neki olyan iigyes
penzcsinalo masinaja van, a mely
megduplazza beletett penzt. Lo-
vasz belement az aianlatba es ell
hozta a kofferben 6rz0tt 1900 dol.
larjat es atadta Straikornak. aki
a penzt beletette a msinaba. Ke-
YES vartatva a masina berreoni
kezdett es azutan Strajkor XII
nyitotta a gepet es kivett bel6le
valami papirfelet es atadta Lo
vasznak.
lit van maya penzenek dup
laja, vagyis 5000 dollar, de mivel
ez a friss penz meg nedves, ne nyis
sa XII csomagot, csak harom het
mulva es akkor a penz mar hasz-
nalhat6 lesz.'
Ezzel Straikor a h6na ala csap-
ia a gepet es elment. Ez kisst
gyanusnak tint fel Lovasz el0tt. a
XII kinyitotta omagot, mely.
ben csupa ertektelen papir szelet
volt es hamarosan 0sszehivta q
baratait. kiknek elmondta az
esetet. "Varjatok meg a Rosa
corneren engem,' m0ndotta ne,
Xix, "es en- utana megyek az er
emberemnek es valami uriigygye
tvfsszacsd1om fde, az,ftaan- mai
lassatok ell a bajat.''
Lovasz aZonnal Youngst0wnba
sietett, a hol a Boardman street
sarkan megtalalta a masinas EN-
bert, akinek AIT mondta, hogy ioj
! jon XII vele azonnal Rose corner
re, inert van egy baratja, kineh
10000 dollarja van es belle akar
ia tenni masinaba, hogy a pen
yet megduplazza.
Strajkor gyanutlanul ment e
LOvasszal Rose cornerre. a no
Lovasz baratai $40 nelkil nekies
tex es ugy agybaf0be piiff0ltek
hegy az orvos is csak nehezen tud
ia elallitani a verzest. A mtsina
is elvettek, a melyhen meg benn
volt az 1900 dollar, amit Lovas
erthet6 0r0mmel vagott zsebre &
megfogadta, hogy tobbet mem XII
serletezik penzcsinal6 masinava
| Az iigynek bir6sag el6tt les
a folytatasa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-21
Ress Jozsef kalandja.
"Ju never ken tel" mi minden
t0rtenik ebben a kutya szaraz
vilagban

AcSS JOZStI, dhl JOlOIHidh d ltS
ismertebb magyar iizletemberek
egyike egesz Youngstownban es
kornyeken, kedden este fel IL ora
tajban haza igyekezett a Ford
avcnuei lakasara.
A menyasszonyanal volt es ICY
csak ertheto, hogy kellemes es
kedves hangulatban hajtotta a
gepjet. Ki tudja, hogy meme ta-
Ian j0vo rozsas szalait bogozgat-
ia Ress baratunk, mikor ARA
lett figyelmes, hogy egy hatalmas
automobil koveti, Wilson ave-
nuen.
Ress meggyorsitotta az iramot,
amire a gyanus auto is gyorsabb
iramban kozeledett feleje, mikor
pedig lassubb temp6ban ment, a
mask gep is EFT a tempot kOvet-
te. Egyszerre csak AIT hallotta,
hOgy "a mask gepb0l AIT kialtot-
tax feleje, hogy alljon meg. Ress,
aki a Wilson ave, jobb oldalan
hajtott a jardahoz k0zel huzodva,
ugy csinalt, mintha a gepet meg
akarna alltani, mire az ct k0vet0
Macy masina megallott es abbol
ket ferfi szallt XII, kaziikben egy-
egy revolverrcl.
Mikor Ress ezt eszre vette,
azonnal megnyomta gyors ira
mot diktalo villanygombot es ell
vagtatott. A mask masinaba
azonnal beiiltek az emberek es i'll
dozni probaltak, de bizony Ress
JOSEF mem az "a gyerek, akit csak
ugy uk muk-fuk ell lehet fogni
Tiz perc mulya szerehcsesen ha:
"a erkezett es lepihent, sokat til.
n6dve felett, hogy skik is lehet-
tex ezek rejtelyes idegenek?
/ Masnap reggel persze jelentest
tett az esetrol rendorsegnek, a
hol erdekes dolgok siiltek XII
Megallapitottak, hogy a gep Scott
varOsi k0zbiztonsagi igazgat6t
volt es hogy a gepen ket prohibi
fei6s agens, vagyis magyarul: ket
szaraz financ tilt, akik ital utar
szimatoltak.
A financok mindanfele ervek
kel pr6baltak eliitni szegyenle
tes dolgot, mindenfele kifogaso
kat hoztak fel, csakhogy AIT nen
emlitettek meg, hogy Gagyi ia
nos hat honap el6tti borat keres
TEX Ress JOSEF gepeben, de ha
ez NIT sem hasznalt. A szaraz ESQ
szOknek az volt a szerencsejiik
hogy Ressnel mem volt revolver
inert akkor ma nehezebbek volna
max nehany revolver goly6 sulya
van es AIT is tudnak, hogy mi
kulonbseg a gyomorbaj es Ra
detzky indul6 k0zott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-21

"a Dllci IIlilcH iSiHCt SSilhVS-
sag tortent. Alig par hete, hogy
a Westlake Crossingnal ket fekete
bandita agyonl6tte Lowenthal ke-
reskedot es rend0rseg mem bir-
ia kezrekeriteni gyilkosait, most
megint hiaba iitik ket meyer rab-
l6gyilkos nyomat.
Multi csiit0rt0k0n este arr6l cr-
tesitettek rend0rseeet. hogy a
406 S. Ardale st. alatti hazban
Macy verekedes folyik. A koz-
ponti keszenlet Jenkins kapitany
vezetese alatt azonnal kivonult
A rend6r0k k0zt oft volt Virag
J6zsef magyar rend6r is. Amikor
. rend0r0k odaertpk. Krupa Mi
halyn6 eppen az ajt6t zarta be,
Az asszony, amint meelatta a
rendor0ket, rohant el6liik $40
baba es Oft osszet0rt eey iiveget.
amely allit6lag rein dzsket tar
talmaZott. A rendor0k a hats6
szoba padl6ian holtan talaltak a
haz gazdajat, Krupa Mihalyt.
Sziv6t goly6 jarta kereszttil.
Az asszony szerint ket meyer
;ott a hazba es azok hoztak a pa
linkat. Egyikiik cigarettat kert
nrat6l., aki felkelt az agyb6l es
egy husang faval akarta kiverni
81 ejszakai latogat6kat hazb6l.
Ere ket bandita revolvert ran
tott es l0v0ld0zni kezdetek. Az
egyik golyo eltalalta Krupat, aki
azonnal holtan esett .0ssze. A
gyilkossag utan a ket rabl6 ell
menekiilt. Krupane felkeltette
Lnkasevics Daniel nevii burdosat
Is annak seFifssgeve1 az aovra
tettek Krupa holttestet. Virag
rend6r. amlnt haz k0riil kuta-
tott, ket revolvert talalt. Az egy-
TX csoven meslathat6 volt, hogy
nemregen siitottek e..
Jenkins kapitany letart6ztatta
az asszonyt es annak 5 ewes Jessie
nevii kislanyat, valamint a bur
dost es fokapitanysagon meg.
kezdodtek a kihallgatasok. A kis.
lany vallomasa csaknem teljesen
cgyezett anyja vallomasaval
Lukasevics AIT vallotta, hogy 8 az
cmeleten aludt es l0vesek zaja
Ia ebredt fel. Lement es Krupa,
a f0ld0n talalta. Mellette hevert
cgy husang ia. A burdos mon
dotta, hogy akarta a rend6rseger
hivni, de Krupane mem engedte.
K0zben detektivek mentek {
tett helyere es szomszedok val
omasaibol megallapitottak. hogy
krupaek hazaban tiltott italme
res folyt. Leginkabb negerek jar
tax oda inni es gyilkossag el
kovetese elott tobben lattak Ike
feketet a hazba menni. SGT akad
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-21

hetf5n este szepen latogatott gyii-
lest tartott, melynek folyaman
sok fontos es udvos hatarozatot
hozott.
A milyen csendben es siman
folyt targyalas elcjet6l kezdvc,
annyira felkorbacsol6dtak az in
dulatok es a szenvedelyek, mikor
a gyiiles utols6 pontjarol volt
$40. AIT sertest targyalta, a
melyet Suba Erno gor6g- -katholi-
kns plebanos Nagybizottsag nala
jart kiildottsegevel szemben elk0-
vetett. Ezen pont targyalasa To-
lyaman Varlaky Sandor four ell is
hagyta a termet, a nit a targyi-
lagos igazsag okaert eloljar6ban
lesz0geziink.
A gyiilesen a kovetkezok KEEP
viseltettek magukat:
Scent Istvan rom. kath. egyhaz
Varlaky Sandor plebanos, Zamb6
Janos.
Reformatus egyhaz: Gerenday
Laszl6 lelkesz es Geressy Sander.
= Scent Istvan egylet: Habodasz
Gustav, Balaskd Gyorgy, Hor-
vath Tstvan, Macy JOSEF Is Ju-
hasz Janos.
Verhovay egylet:' Debrovszky
Andras, Hoffer Andras.
Reformatus BIS. egylet: seb6k
Gabor, Dics6 B. Istvan.
Kossnth Kor: Molnar Lajos, Ne
menyi Mikl6s, Gagyi Janos.
Jelen voltak meg: Mixich Gas
par, Vask6 Ferenc, Mih6k San
dor, Hajdu Kafman, Ress Josef
HaJdu JanOs.
Geressy Sandor eln0k a gyiil6st
megnyitotta nehany lelkes $40.
val, a mely utan Horvath Istvan
felolvasta a jegyzokonyvet.
Macy Josef penztarnok tett
ekkor jelentest a penztari allapot-
r6l' es tudatta, hogy a marciusi
iinnepelyen Szovetseg javara
% dollar folyt be gombok elada
sab6l, mig az adakozasok 0sszege
103 dollar es 55 cent volt. y A XII
adasok SO dollar es so centre rug
TAX, ICY tehat a marciusi iinne
pely maradvanya 43 dollar es 81
cent. A jelentest egyhangulae
elfogadtak. Ugyancsak elfogad
tax Geressy Sandornak, mint &
marciusi iinnepelyt rendez5 bi
zottsag egyik tagjanak jelenteser
is, a mely reszletesen beszamol a;
iinnepely rendezeser6l es annal
mozzanatair0l.
A. kozos halaleseti segely ker
desc keriilt most sz6ba, amelyhe
k0vetkezok sz6lottak hozza
Nemenyi Mikl6s, Seb6k Gabor
Mih6k Sander, Varlaky, Sander
Macy JOSEF, Habodasz Gusztay
Juhasz Janos, Molnar Lajos, Di
ESQ B. Istvan es igazan komoly e
megfontolt targyalasok utan ali
ban allapodtak meg, hogy felkt
rik mindazOkat, kiknek targy
ra yonatkoz6 komoly es megfor
tolt javaslatuk van, terjesszek az
be k0vetkez6 gyiilesre es a
ezen gyiilesen elfogadott javasls
tot egy kesobb megvalasztand
harom tagn bizottsag gyiilesro
gyiilesre jarya ismeresse az egg
letek ossztagsagaval.
Geressy Sandor elnok jelent
hogy Nagybizottsagnak SO do
larja van meg a sz;beriai fogol
alapon. A gyiil6s elhatarozt'
hogy ezt az 0sszeget az A. M. Sz;
vetseg utjan tovabbitja az amer
kai Veres Kereszthez.
AZ indityanyok targyalasal
keriilt q sor ezutan. El3szor {
hatarostak, hogy Kemeny Gyorg,
mex, a Dong6 szerkeszt5jsnek, a
i marciusi Innepi beszedet mo-
dotta, 20 dollar tiszteletdijat 81
vas meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-21

Magyarrszagot Termeszet alkotta,
. Term6szet vsdi, Termeszet fogja
megtartani.
A dondviseltsnek EFT q rendelkeze-
set bintetleniil senli meg mem valtoz.
tathatjs.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-21

Tltaozas Habsburgok ellen Nagyzosag felrattal fordu
agyaroza ksgazda Habsburgo vsszterese ellen
halaee bztositas ugye Beszamolas marcus lnne
peyr0l.

A Habsburgoknak a magyar
tronra val6 visszajutasa ellen is
tiltakozott a gyiiles egy javaslat
alakjaban, a melyet Nemenyi Mix
los terjesztett elo. Hozzasz6ltak !:
Varlaky Sandor, Gerenday Lasz-
10, Mihok Sandor. Vegiil is egy-
hangulag abban allapodott meg a
gyiiles, hogy felirattal fordul a
magyar nemzetgyiileshez ebben a
targyban es az eln0k altal kineve-
zett negy tagu bizottsag: Varla-
ky Sander, Gerenday Laszlo, Mi
h6k Sandor es Nemenyi Miklos
altal megszovegezend6 feliratot
a magyar kisgazdapart vezerehez
juttatja, hogy az a Nemzetgyiles
ele terjessze es a feliratot kozles
vegett elkHldi "Kilf0ldi Ma
gyarsag" c. budapest lapnak.
Az Amerikai Magyar Sz0vetseg
iigyeben Nemenyi Mikl6s tett resi-
letes es minden vonatkozasaban
k0riilmenyes jelentest, a melyet
tudomasul vettek es elhataroztak,
hogy a Szovetseget a jovoben is
keszseggel partoljak es a Szovet-
seq penzet egycl6re a Nagybizott-
sag penztaraban kezelik.
Szenvedelyes vita kerekedett
azon inditvany felett, a mcly AIT
celozta, hogy Snba Ern6 g0rog-
katholikus plebanosnak a Macy
bizottsag rosszalasat feiezze XII
azert, inert Nagybizottsag mar
ciusi iinnepelyenek nala jart kill
d0ttseget utolag megsertette. A
vita hatarozat szovegenek nyo-
lmatekosahb lsifeiessse ls6fia me-
riilt fel, inert az egyes felszolal6k
erelyesen kikeltek az ellen, hogy a
Youngstown magyarsag osszetar-
tasat es egyiitterzeset, f6leg nem-
yeti tekintetben, bark is mega
varja meggondolatlan kijelente-
seivel.
Vegiil a Nagybizottsag k0vet-
kez3 jayaslatot fogadta Ell:
"A Nagyhizottsag meg
d0bbenessel vett tudomast
arrol, hogy Suba Erno
youngstown magyarsag k0z-
i ponti erk0lcsi testiletsnek
vezet6it teljesen ;indokolat-
lanrll, marcus 15-iki num-
kajuk elvegzese k0zepette
megsertette
/ "A Nagybizottsag, mint
erk0lcsi testiilet, tartozik
vezet0inek becsiiletet megve-
deni 8 exert ezen jeevz0-
k0nyW hatarozatot irasban
megkildi Suba Emo g0r0c-
! katholikus plebanosnak es
hivatalos lapja utjan a
/ youngstown magyarsag tu.
domasara hozza."
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
Feeding Negro POIitici ans

The disclosure Hayes political of Mayor
Charles $7O785 of the taxpayers money for
cleaning the the job not yet completed
perfect in which the Jewe administration
has maintained Republican machine the expense Of the tax
payers of the city
whom the administration has
relied for swing district in the
wished them swung He was Of no use to the
Beverly the broke with
machine Then necessary that some negro be developed
point of influence where Howard would be opposed a
boarb induced place at his disposal
might parcel out among crowd OF
Having patronage to distribute wilson was III poSo u
he did
The easy jobs that Wilson jobs the
CITY hall cleaning continued
FIVE months the sofness of the
jobs Of public money is evident from
Ritter the administrators own purchasing agent
a the outlay.
Wilson by which the JeWett administration
political leader at the expense OF the tax
payers Is particularly repugnant for reasons:
is typical o that has made the
Jewett Indianapolis had
typical pandering machine politicians to
the lowest class of negroes that has made this city IN Fhn
affairs unpublished
a the city hospital
that nevertheless
within attempt has been made
administration build political machine for selfish use in
elections of material that IS Incapable OF Intelligent po acoh
wholly IS held forth by Office
taxpayers whose
presumed safeguard
this with Hayes Wilson that has
all Jewe
mayor It the
public
than the machine politicians with whom
politicians esobiant
service be stopped before be brought
in indianapolis.
ballots they will tolerate them
guided estimate
or Mr. Rston viii c0ndOne this Substituting Of negro voters at public
question Of
willing and capable of putting such diversion Of p"c
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
Ice Cream

visited of
possible
explanation why little ice
the
shortage
II any,, of Is perhaps Interesting
In
decidedly decacy,
call dicacy hospitals
girl
tnuay parlors almost commits haraRr
community retaf product
especially generally
sanitary uptodate.
The pasuzed Machinery
quality. adding subracng that
its consistency guaranteed Like
product touched the the
terial enter It S
Is
especially article
homes and at
its merits, place
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
GET READY FOR
AGENTS. MEETING
Indiana Men Plan Time for
National Delegates,

Announcements have been made by
Myron N. Hughel, chairman of the ladies'
entertainment committee Of the Purchas-
ing Agents Association Of Indiana who
win have charge Of the entertainment of
the women who win accompany dele
gates to the National Purchasing Agents
convention In Indianapolis Oct 10 10 10.
On Monday afternoon oct. 10 there win
be musicale in the Riley Room at the
Claypool Hotel
Monday evening the women will be
taken to a theater party along with the
del Sate~ either the Nurat or the Eng
llsh theatco VIII he leased for that night
by the pU~ hasing agents
on Tuesday the women will be taken
ON tour around indianapolis and that
afternoon to the fun festival and Iudi-
annapolis Industrial Exposition at the
Playground
Wednesday they will be taken in spe-
cial street cars to the Van Camp Products
Company where they win be the guests
az luncheon
Members OF the Kiwanis Club viii
them on tour around the city.
Wednesday evening there viii be a
dance in tho Riley room a the ClaypooL
Thursday ebere win be q golf tourna-
ment
Assisting Mr. Hughel is John B. Rey-
nolds, general secretary Of the Chamber
~ Commerce. who VIII have charge Of
the Monday evening entertainment
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
MUCH MARRIED
MAN LOVED ONCE
Upholds First Wife as Flower
of WomanhOOd.

F. f Warner, who Is held here on a
charge Of bigamy and whom the police
claim has Eve wives distributed over The
country. stilI believes that hts first wife
was a perfect woman" and he resents
statements that she deserted him for an-
other man.
IF I had lived the one -hundredth part
Of the morals OF true manhood that she
tried 10 have me live he SAID in letter
10 the Times today. my picture would
mover have entered a rogues' gallery
when Warner WAS arrested few days
ago the story gained currency in police
circles that his FIRST wife deserted a hus-
band aud four children IN Terre Haute
SIX years ego and fed 90 Louisiana with
him Later she was said to have de
serted him 81 Cleveland, Ohio.
The alleged bigamist, admitting mis-
plural mates. declared that she was the
only woman he had ever loved and that
hate born Of her sex had caused him.
after their separation. to marry right
and left He has steadfastly refused to
divulge the name II his first love.
"She IS not tickle, weak or trid'r,'
Warner wrote In referring to wife 40. 1.
but real wife. mother and Christian
woman She was a woman who really
represents the flower and honor Of moth
erhood; n woman who has lived a true.
virtuous life and raised O family Of three
boys and three girls into manhood and
womsnhood, and who are above re
proach."
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
PRESENT WHEN
FOXLOW FELL
Soldier Who Witnessed Wound
ing Pallbearer.

After seeing his friend, Herbert r. Fox
low, fatally wounded while attempting
to deliver message in the last days Of
the Meuse-Arg )une offensive. Dudley
Gibbs Of indianapolis will act as pail
bearer at the Ioxlow funeral. which viii
he held at o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Services viii be held at the home Of Mrs
George a. Cement. $50 Parkway avenue.
mother Of Foxow.
When Herbert Foxlow enlisted he was
only IS years old and was said TO be on.
Of the smallest soldiers to go 10 France
Foxlow was shot while carrying n dis
patch along the military road near Som
merauCe. Gibbs was with Foxlow at the
time % the messengers death and car
ried his companion to the nearest first
aid station ami then proceeded with the
dispatch that FoVlow was carrying For
this act Of bravery. Gibbs was awarded
the distinguished service cross He was
seriously injured.
Word has been received here that the
body Of Benjamin Lesley. son of Mrs.
Mary Lesley Mccarthy. zoos station
street. who was killed in action ln the
Areonne Forest on Oct IS 1918. Viii ar
rive in New York tomorrow.
All military honors were accorded John
Philip Strain. who died Ia Meuse. France
a funeral services held az Memorial Park
Gem terry yesterday morniDE firing
squad from TT. Benjamin Harrison par
ticlpated and the Rev. j. f. Rainier Of
fciated.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
Oh Right Here In Indiana
STATE TO FRONT
IN LITERATURE
FOulke, in Richmond Talk,
Praises Home Writers.

RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 4.-Indiana
stands to the front in the field Of Amerl-
can literature, william Dudley Foulke
prominent author and writer of this city
told the members of the Centerville Home
Culture Club Wednesday.
Mentioning New England as the first
home Of American literature. Mr. Foulke
stated that Indiana later, as the country
widened its boundaries, became its sue
cessOr.
Mr.. Foulke called attention to the fact
that besides the wholly native writer's OF
this State, Indiana is also the birthplace
Of Joaquin Miller, and that Henry Ward
Beecher. Lyman Abbott. Robert [. John
son. W. d. Howells, John Hay, William
Vaughn Moody, all were residents of In
diana at one time.
OF the distinctIvely Indiana writers
EgglestOn. Riley, Harrington, George AIDE
and Kin Hubbard were mentioned. Lew
Wallace and Charles Major We're men
toned as imaginative authors who went
outside their State for their material. Mr..
Foulke stated that most of the good lit
erature came from southern Indiana, al
though that section Of the State was
crudest IN ether activities.
Wayne county has a claim on several
writer's Strickland Gillian, formerly OF
Richmond, John Finley, second mayor o.
Richmond. George w. Julian, Governor
Oliver F. Morton. Centerville: Mrs. Z
NJ. Jordan and Robert Underwood John
son, recent ambassador to italy were con
tributed by this county.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
MovIIEE,1LAND
Lillian Gish
MILLIONS LOVE HER -

Who's going to direct for your
asked; I really was interested.
oh, I may direct the first picture
myself, unless I can get So-and-so to
come on from the coast and do 1t, ne
answered nonchalantly.
Now, he had never directed a picture
in his life Neither had his friend. Ihey
had been in the publicity departments OF
several of the big companies, and knew
the jargon Of the studios. that was all.
They had engaged map who used 70
be a fsvorite when he was young Dul
hasn't appeared on the screen for long
time, to star. They are headed stralgn'
for failure, but I'm afraid It's not their
failure, but that of the man who put up
the money, and Of the people who buy
stock in the company.
This sort Of thing ought to be stopped.
of course. But it's like specializing on
the stock market, or in any other line
Of business. People insist on doing It,
and once in a while their speculations
turn out we'll
However, l repeat my warning-dont
buy stock in g motion picture company
unless you are sure of the people be-
hind it!
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
KEEPING HOUSE WITH THE HOOPERs

II believe the truck farmers do have
one said Henry. You might inquire
when you go IN town"
Il believe I've solved the problem e1-
claimed Mrs. Hooper triumphantly, after
a few moment thought. Roger and /
viii I'll a pail with the poison solution /;
turn up the leaves Of the plans with one
hand and with a small whisk broom.
sprinkle them well with the nicotine sui
phate. The lice will get a good soaking
that way, which Is necessary TO kill
them"
That sounds very practical" said
Henry. and believe # viii be more
effective than any kind Of msnufac-
tured spray"
I'VE viii try It tomorrow" said Mrs
Hooper There are two OF three old
whisk brooms on rhe shelf in the base
ment that Will be just the thing. I'm
glad I didn't throw them away"
The days shopping has been confined
almost solely TO supplies for the kitchen
and to the fruit and vegetables Tor the
canning. Mrs. Hooper and Mrs. Chaplin
had anoth~- conference over their after
noon tea as the camping lists and had
decided that ;hey would do most of the
shopping for the next week. If the
things We're ordered in plenty Of time
they could be sent home the day before
starting TO be packed and then if they
found il necessary to revise their lists
or II certain articles could rot bc had
in the home market. they could send to
the city for them instead Of substituting
some makeshift which is so often done
when purchasing for ! trip of this kind
is left until the last minute.
Helen had already begun 10 assemble
rf.s -.
she was to carry could be packed without
any final scramble and rush.
ON her shopping list for the day Mrs.
Hooper had put everything they would
need in the way of soap, tslcum powder
and cold cream and had also Laid in
supply of simple medicines, that might
be needed first aids IN case Of accident.
Instead Of using up the odds and ends
in the medicine cabinet in the bathroom.
she bought fresh supply of the few
things needed. and charged them up to the
expenses Of the trip.
Henry had been so busy he had not
been able to find time at the luncheon
hour to buy the rubber boots that he and
Roger needed. and which he was sure
could be purchased for far less in the
city. so they were TO be bought next
week.
ne menu lpE luH iuAES AAGdA4 u4 Il AZ
day is
BREAKFAST.
Easpberries.
Cereal.
Boiled Eggs.
Toast CoHee.
LUNCHEON.
Baked Tomatoes.
Bread and Butter.
Prune Bread.
Coffee and Egg Milk Shake.
DINNER
Stuffed Green Peppers.
Ham and Spanish Omelet.
Vegetable Salad.
Fruit Whip.
Copyright. 1921.