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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07

"A ldIOIa IeIeJen IelIaDan allT
piroscs6rii g6lya. Szarnya koze
behuz6dott fejen apro bogarsze
me almosan pislogott. Neha, neha
az eget kemlelte. OFT fem hara-
gos kek leveg6ben parlagi sas ko-
valygott. Hosszu, csillogo tolhl
szarnyai mozdulatlanul fesziiltek
XII. Egyenfetes sima repulessel
r6tta az orias kor0ket. Lent ma
dasban felneszelt ra vizityuk.
Bebujt a nadtorzsak k0ze. A fe-
kete kakas kifeszitett mellen acel-
kek szinben tancolt forro napsll
gar. A kotlospulyka egyhangu pi-
tyegessel sz6'sntgatta bogaraszo
fiat.
Az alig nehany 1tpesnyi tisztas
sarkaban neghuz6d6 nadfalu XII
csi haziko el6tt fatal leany mo-
soft. G0mbolyii feher karja XVI
lagitott a rozsdasbarna 'k0rnye-
zetb0l. Szenfekete karvastag hui
lamos haja hatara simult. Lee
hajtotta fejet. Egeszen cline
riilt szorgos munkaban. Es k0z-
erZes a szaian:
Cilieemadarnak turbeko a paria, +,
Cilicemadarnak vidam a tanyaja.
Napsugarban enek, ringo agon
hanak.
Cilieemadarnak - hej! = boldog
parja -.
Inkabb maganak dudoraszott.
A lelket ont0tte belle az egyiigyii
szavakba, melyek a szerelmes no
ia szarnyan repiiltek ell nadas
felett es a zizeg6, suhogo kiseret
meg szebbe tette eziistos csilin-
gelesii hangjat. A rig6k, cinkel1
es pinty6kek ahitatosan hallgat-
tax. A gilicemadar pedig messze-
halo mely bugassal fejezte be az
tneket. ,Kozben a darazsderekn
leany kicsavart vaszondarabo-
kat a tekn6napra rakta, ki0ntot-
te habos vizet es ringo jarassa!
megindult a haziko fele. Az Greg
komond hiisegesen kovette. Az
yntan pedig eltiint az alto sasfiig-
gonye m0g0tt. Szaraz nadat, to-
zeget dobott tiizhelyre es nem-
sokara ismet megjelent a parolg6
tiszta vizzel. Az eresz al6l kilep-
We felnezett kemenyre. Piros-
pozsgas kerek arcan elsimultak
a kivancsi vondsok. Az ket fe- !
ketegyemant szem is megnyuoo-
doott. A fist bodroz6 furt0kben
mosolygott a 'hazik6 f0le halo |
fiizfa surii lombsatora alatt es az
agak menten eloszlott, eltiint.
levelek koz0tt. Az edesapja min
den nap lelkere kot0tte, hogy
vigyazzon.
Orzse lelkom, iigyelj fist
re. Orokke lit futkosnak, hol a
becsi kiraly, hol meg a torok ba
sa legenyei. A lat6fara is legy0n
gondod. Aztan csak iigyesen.
Baghy Istvan uram ilyen tana-
csokkal bucsuzott ell hajnalon-
kent leanyat6l. Lassu, ranges
lepesekkel megindult szarnyek
fele Teker6s volt az utja. Zsom-
bekr6l zsombekra hagott Macy
0vatosan. A laba alatt felcsicser-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
4 s.IK ] |! {, o1:pAL

pen akkor hunyoritott utols6t a
nap alnos piros szeme e.'..
Kecskemet hires varos levelta-
raban olvastam ezt a t0rtenetet.
Ne vessenek ram kovet, ha a meg
fakult bir6i .jegyz6konyvon ,itt-
oft gyalultam, csiszoltam vala-
nit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
AMER1kAI MAaxAA4xRLA

AM ]
tott a kis Orzse feher ruhaja. Ap,
r6 feher pontocska volt csak 8
vegelathatatlan, rozsdasbarna mad
| felett, de az Istok sasszeme megis
megakadt rata. Az utobbi lido
ben AIT is eszrevette, hogy Buj
dos6 Racz Mikl6s sokat 6lalkodik
a kis tanya koriil. Most is ARA
fele forditotta sargah0das kan.
cala fejet. Ist6k mereven neztt
es megnyugodott. Baghy Istvar
bacsi is OFT lepegetett a 10 mel
lett. RACE Miklos bekly6t vetett
4 sarga karcsu bokajara es az
/ 0reggel eltiint a nadasban. Ist0k
max hirtelen melege lett. A mar.
hat rabizta a ket csordapasztorrs
es elvagtatott csarda fele. Ot1
k0zelebb lesz tanyahoz.
Baghy uram pedig ekkor mar
gyalogosan kiserte vendeget d
nadasban.
Megverne az listen, ha pa
naszsz6 hagyna ell a szamat. Ami5
ia t0r0k ideszoritott benniinket
nadba mines bajunk. TIT mem
haborgatnalS a. 'defterdarok az
adoert. A becsi kiraly csavarg6
nepe Sc mer idelopakodni. Mar
harom folt markham jarja a buc-
kakat. Amig a faluban laktam,
mem volt nyugvasom .Hallottam,
hogy te vegvari vitez voltal.
Az, de meguntam a kopla-
last. A becsi kiraly ot-hat eszten-
d6ben egyszer ha fizet. Akkor is
cgyh6napi jarandosagot. A por-
tvab6l eldegeltiink. Lest hany-
tlnk kalmaroknak, t0r0k0k-
mex. Most mar nekem is megso-
kasodott a markham. Ket pasztor
alig bir veliik. Aztan ait gondol-
tam, mem elet az elet asszony, fe-
leseg nelkiil.
Elhallgatott. Fiirkeszve nezte
Baghy Tstvan arcat.
= No, no, en- is ait tartom =
hagyta ra az Greg. A mad k0z0tt
mar atfeherlett haz fala. Hara-
Cos morgas iit0tte meg fiilii
ket. Scenes OFT ALT a haZik0
el6tt es figyelte a jovevenyeket.
Amikor meglatta a gazdajat, meg
nyugodott. Odahuzodott Orzse
labahoz a tekn6 ala. De a szemet
mem vetette volna lie az idegen-
rol. Orzse baratsagosan fogadta
vendeget. Leiiltette, bort szalon
nat, puha cipot rakott eleje. XII
nalgatta szemermes pirulassal.
Aztan a sasfiiggony m6giil neze-
gette legenyt. Macy darab en-
Der volt. Kemeny csontos arcan
a fHlet6l szajaig sebhely piros-
lott. Apr6 sunyi szemeit alig le-
hetett latni.
Orzse 0sszerazk6dott. Kicsi szi-
We hangosan kalapalt. Oszt0nosen
megerezte, hogy mi jaratban van
ez az ember. Els nagy-nagy gyu-
lolet lett urra rata. Alig tudott
baratsagosan mosolyogni, ami
kor az edes apja maga melle I'LL
tette a padra, szembe Bujdoso
RACE Mikl6ssal, aki s6vargo tekin
tetevel maid felfalta a virul6 fla
tai leanyt
= Sep nagy hazat rakattam
most a tavaszon = kezdte a le-
geny - csak olyan idegeniil er-
zem magamat. Egyedul vagyok.
Asszony kellene, aki gondjat vi
seine a hazam tajanak. Bizony,
ez a kis kaliba tizszer is elferne
benns,
- Pedig en- ezt mem adnam
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Misses Suzanne Kolhoff. Eugenia
Brooks. Jeanne Bouslog. Rebecca
Dausherty. Fleeta Heinz, Marjorie
Okes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ". Lehman.
Richelieu Apartments, and their
guest. Miss Mary Morgan, spent the
week end with Mrs. Lehman's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beckley,
Danville. Ind. Miss Morgan returned
TO her home Monday
Wednesday Miss Katherine Leh.
man. Mr.. Lehman's sister, Will come
10 spend Thanksgiving.
1Ir. and Mrs. Walter Rosenthal
and son. Maurice. 3041 \. Delaware
st, accompanied by their niece. Miss
Adelaide OrnOnt. left Monday for
Miami Fla, where they VIII spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcdaniel, 1888
r. Vermont St. will entertain Thurs
day with a Thanksgiving dinner for
the following guests: Misses Pauline
and Hazel Kinney. Marie Mcdaniel.
Ruth Glenn, William Kinney. Onis
Bruce. Joseph Wagner.
Mrs. J. J. Holcomb. Cold Springs
Rd.. entertained members Of the
Monday bridge club az luncheon
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-24
TRAIN DEMOLISHES AUTO
Two of Party Returning From
Basketball Game Hurt.

BIZ United Press
ANDERSON, Ind. Nov "a
Joseph Leach. 16. a member of the
Tiarrnount High School basketball
team. and Carl Stewart, "a, Fair
mount business man. were in the
hospital today, with serious injuries
suffered when their auto was demol-
ished by Big -Four train near here
early Sunday.
Ernest Blair and Mason Jones. two
other members of the team, and
Ernest Coffin Of Paramount received
minor injuries.
The party was returning from
Greensburg, where the Paramount
team had defeated the Greensburg
quintet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-24
Nursel-y Needs Sweets

How many indianapolis house
wives viii help ldddies at the Indian
apohs day nursery enjoy sweets
Thanksgiving day?
An appeal for butter jam. Jelly or
fruit for the children at the nursery
has been issued by Mrs. }. u. Iioss,
president. Delivery can he made at
the Firl scout headquarters, 410
Board Of Trade Bldg, or at the nur-
sery. $50 Wh Vermont St
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Qheqan81o
LETTER FROM JOHN ALDEN
PRESCOTT TO LESLIE PRES
C.OTT- CONTINUED.

COLT, CONTINUED.
[ had little talk with Ruth
Burke over the telephone today. /
have never heard her voice sound so
happy.
! wonder if you have also found
out, Leslie, that people can seldom
disguise their voices in ordinary ev-
eryday conversation. Instinctiyely
they viii drop into the raspy ca
dences of unhappiness, or the pa
thetic hollowness Of grief that suits
their mood.
When a person IS happy his voice
sounds full and resonant and there
is a Tilt in it that always strikes the
ear with a pleasantness.
There, you didn't think I was "a
analytical as that. did YOU. dear?
Perhaps I am learning some Of it
from you. but most Of all I am learn
ing 1t through Mrs. Atherton, whose
own voice changes almost from hour
10 hour with her moods. and from
the people who come to me for pO-
sitions I can almost always tell
whether they really need the posi-
ton or not. It IS easier to tell from
/ their voices # they need the Jobs
than Il is to tell if they are capable
Of filing them.
Ruth always mad a palmetto MINOR
tone IN her voice amer Harry Went
away 7 think it was from her that
! hrst hegan 10 nouce me inference
that happiness OF sFIe1 "ia'l9 III
voices.
same surprising news she wrote to
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TO HANG BRONZE TABLET
Wayne County Association to Mark
Historic House.

Members of the Wayne County
Association are making plans to
hang a bronze tablet in the house of
Levi Coffin at Folntai City. Ind,
which was one Of the most important
stations Of the Underground RAN
road during the years preceding
Civil War
John A. shafer. zoos L. o. o. r.
Bldg is chairman of the committee
N charge Of this project
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HONOR GUEST INVITED
Mrs. Antreas Antreasian to Attend
Golden Rule Dinner Tonight.

Mrs. Antreas Antreasian, 1929
Robson St, who escaped the mas-
sacre of the Greeks by the Turks at
the fall Of Smyrna, will be an honor
guest at the Golden Rule dinner at
the Claypool tonight.
The program as announced by
Mrs, Edward Ferger, chairman. will
include addresses by Thomas r.
Marshall, Dr. Chester B., Emerson,
Of Detroit; Charles D. Norris Of New
York City, and Mrs. Edward Frank
lin White. Capt. J. / Connolly OF
the United States Army, who was
in charge Of sanitation work In the
Near East during the World War
will be present.
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Florida Motorists Hurt

BIZ Times Special
MORRISTOWN. Ind. Nov. "a
A motor trip to Miami, Fla. was
postponed today while Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred A. Danielson, son Earl and
Ray Dewere. chauffeur. were recov-
ering from injuries received when
their auto skidded in fresh gravel
near here. They were taken to a
hospital at Rushvi1le.
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TELLS OF CONSERVE co.
Miss Estelle Franz Traces Tomato
Manufacture.

Miss Estella Franz. secretary Of
the Columbia Conserve Company.
traced the processes Of that concern.
from the contracting with tomato
growers to the placing Of tomato
products on the market in talk
before the Woman'5 Rotary Club
Monday. ut the regular luncheon in
the CIaypool.
Miss Franz also Described the
Government inspected kitchen at the
Columbia plant and discussed the
employees representation plan in
operation there since 1917.
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dye or tint lngeres. silks, ribbons.
skirts waists, dresses, coats, stock
lngs. sweaters, draperies. coverings.
hanginES. everything new.
Buy DIAMOND Dyes no other
kind--and tell your druggist whether
the material you wish to color Is
wool or silk, or whether IL is linen,
nnrt
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Postal Workers Organize

BIZ Times Special
MARION. Ind, Nov. 24.-Earl
Carr Of Marion is the county chair
nam Of the Eleventh District Assoc
cation of Postal Employees, organ
led here Sunday. c. Vincent Of Con
verse. was chosen vice chairman and
r. e. Rallinger of Marion, secretary
treasurer.
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and Washington SITS. Police charged
Strockbine with failure to stop at
preferential street and speeding.
Police stated Bruce Campbell, 9O1
p. New Jersey St, after his auto
collided with an auto driven by
Richard Oats, 33a s. State Ave, at
Ohio and New Jersey SITS.
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CranI,s Auto IN Gear

By Times Speciol
MARION, Ind. Nov. 24.-Mrs.
Louis sharp. living near here. was
suffering from injuries when she
cTankcd her auto while 1t was in
gear. The machine knocked her
down. ran over her and went 100
feet before # crashed into q fence.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-24
SOCIAL
ACti0itieS
E " T 2 r T Al II r Y T S
WEDDINGS EETROTHALS

Il ISIS JULIA FLETCHER. 1851
IMI y. Delaware S., entertained
FL Sunday evening with sup
per party al Woodstock Golf and
Country Club for Miss Catharine Co
burn and Julian Bohbs. whose mar
rage VIII take place Dec. 6 at the
First Presbyterian Church.
Covers were laid for eight. Miss
Coburn VIII be entertained this
week at the home of Mss Barbara
Coburn. Fifty Second s.. and River
side Dr., Wednesday night. and OF,
Saturday night AR. ana Mrs. T. c.
Atkins VIII entertain in their honor
$50
Mrs. & a. SNYDER. 139 ". Fan
Creek Blvd. assisted by Mrs. UI1
Porter, entertained Monday in the.
Rose room Of the Claypool with Il
luncheon-bridce. honorins AIRS. Wal
ter AtrlIp. who is visiting Mrs Ell
mund Rosenberg.
Covers were laid for twenty-five
A silver candelabruu formed the
centerpIece ana the edges OF Tho Ia
bic were decorated with asparagus
fern and American Beauty roses.
which were favors at each cover
The guests: Nesdames Frank
Ross, Marcus White. NoblesvilIe.
Hurt, Louis Holtegel Jesse Cline. H
NJ. Freeman. Nellie ShaIIhouse. Lon
r. Many. Frank Iichteuberg. Clyde
Parsons, f L Virgins. Thomas
Seibel, James A. Dauzhertv. Edward
Kreil. John Auf-rde-Je. prank VOL
li2g and Charles SteHeu.
Members Of the Gamma Chi Gam
ma sorority entertained saturday
night with a dinner and dance for
their initiates. On the Travertjne
Room of the Lincoln. Mrs. J. NJ.
Kercheval and Miss Margaret Eaton
were IN charge Of arrangements.
Rainbow colors were used TO dec
crate and black and gold suede pro-
grams bearing the sorority crest
were favCrs.
A program included p solo by Mrs.
Kercheval. accompanied by Miss
Dorothy Evans. Who also played or
gan solos; toasts Go the initiates with
responses 10y 1Iiss Dorothy New-and
Members Of ri Beta Phi sorority
entertained Sunday afternoon with
open house from 3 To S tn honor OF
their pledges. Misses Dorothy Drake.
Dorothy Dean. Frances Jaoulth.
jeanette Sheehe. Mia Dunn. Kath-
leen Hottie Evelyn FORSYTH. Mar
garet Graham. Louis E-iet. Irma
Grove. Martha Thomas. Louise
Lewis Ruth Pec-ol. Merry Josephsoe
Arnold, Kath-e cen Reagan. Josephine
Kennedy. Violet Henderson, Eliza
beth Love. Esther Tuford.
During the afternoon 81 musical
program was given by Miss TiIford.
Miss Eugenia Brooks and Mss Eliza.
beth Love
The rooms were decorated with
autumn leaves and baskets Of
chrysanthemUns. Receiving with
the honor guests were Miss Margaret
Schooner. chapter president ana
Mrs. Isesta Srlve!y. house mother.
Presiding at the tea table were
Misses Jean BoueloE, lucille Tyner
and Marjorie Chues. Miss Georgia
Osborne was chairman Of arrange
ments for the par-y. assisted 10y
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Mother Dies At lebanon

Perry II. Crane, general secretary
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation,
was unable to attend the farmers
convention at the SEVERN today be-
cause of the death of his mother at
Lebanon.
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The Good Do
New beauty, new youth at your call
By Edna Wallace Hopper

tons Of what Il clean skin means.
The cost is 75c.
White Youth Clay
A new-type clay. white, refined and
dainty. Vastly different from the
crude and muddy clays so many
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20 years of scientific study.
It purges the skin of all that clogs
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No girl or woman can afford to
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My Hair Youth
The cause Of my Iuxurant hair.
thick and silky. finer far than 40
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A concentrated product combining
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There it combats all the stified hair
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they see what Hair Youth does. The
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All druggists and toilet counters
supply Edna Wallace Hopper's
beauty helps Edna Wallace Hopper,
$50 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago.
the PantageS vaudeville circuit. She
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Parents RuLe on After
Children Are of Age

An limit has been which the legal influence
parents ends But for the end of their
influence.
Legion are the men and women whose lives dom
mated by their parents long after they became "of age
LeeallE.
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COLOR 1T NEW WITH
"DIAMOND DYES
Beautiful home

Beautiful home
dyeing and tins
ing is guaTa nteed
with Diam 0 n 1
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IN cold water 10
tint soft, delicate
shades, or boil 70
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nent colOrs. Each
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contains dire o
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any woman can
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"UNLOADED" GUN KILLS
Brother Points Rifle at Baby
Child Fatally Shot.

BV rHftcd Press
COLUMBUS, Ind, Nov. 24.-Wu.
lard Williams, 5. pulled the trigger
o9 q rife in the hands Of his brother,
Raymond, 10. and another brother,
Woodrow, 3, dropped 10 the floor
with q wound which caused his
death an hour later.
They did not know the gun was
loaded.
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VI TIftE = fAItF0F tEU Nlla fAEIWWU %
Snake Oil
VIII Positively Relieve Pain in Few
Minutes

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Minutes.
Try it right now for Rheumatism. Neu-
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new remedy used externally for Coughs
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This OIL is conceded TO be the most pene-
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Astonishing how quick Rheumatic pains.
Neuralgia stiff Joints, chest colds, sore
throat disappears by use Of this new oil
trestment-35c. zoe and 81 .00--su lead
Ing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Church 100 Years Old

BIZ Times Special
FRANKLIN, Ind, Nov. 24--Cen-
tennial anniversary Of the First
Presbyterian Church here, is being
observed here this week with the
Rev. K. Palmer Miller. pastor, in
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To every girl offer the beauty
helps that France gave me. The
helps that made me famous,
To every woman offer my aids TO
perennial youth. The aids which
keep me. after 80 years OF stage life,
looking Ike a girl of 10.
am doing enormous good. 1
know that from the thousands Of
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But I want more to share that good.
My Youth Cream
My Youth Cream is a remarkable
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contains products Of both lemon and
strawberry Also all the best helps
science gave mo to foster and pro-
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It comes in two types-cold cream
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cream, also daytimes as q powder
base. Never Is my skin without it.
My velvet complexion shows what
that cream can do.
The cost is soc pen" jar.
My Facial Youth is a liquid
cleanser. which also owe to France.
Great beauty experts the world over
now advise this formula, but their
price is too high for most women.
1t contains no animal. no vegetables
fat The skin cannot absorb it. So
it cleans to the depths, then departs.
All the dirt, grease, CRIME and dead
skin come out with it. My Facial
Youth will bring you new concep-
Note: Miss Hopper is playing
appeared at tho Lyric Theater ia
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AUTO
KILLS WATCHMAN;;
RAIN IS BLAMED
Man Was Crossing Street
With Umbrella When
Struck by Car,

Frank L. IAttleton, so, attorney,
Of 119 r. Michigan St, was free to-
day on his own recognizance folloH-
ing his arrest Sunday night on a
charge Of involuntary granddaughter
pending further investigation of &C
cident at Delaware and Michigan
SITS. that resulted in the death Of
/ Milton G. Weekly -, Of 1910 i.
Ohio ST.
Motor Policemen Mangus and Oak
ley said Witnesses tod them Week
~ was walking across the street
carrying IN umbrella. He died ct
the city hospital three hours after
the accident. Weekly was identified
by a special policeman badge he
used in his employment at the Med
iCaI Arts building. Pennsylvania and
Michigan SITS. Funeral arrangements
/ for Keekly have not been completed.
Relatives say burial viii probably be
at New Maysville, Ind.
jay W.lIling Blamed
( Police say iay walking caused the
/ injury Of Charles Wall so, OF 1913
/ shelby ST. who was taken TO the
| city hospital today when struck by
4 an auto driven hy Oce W Johnson,
/ 40, Of G5S Y Temple Ave, at wash
( inrton and Pennsylvania SITS. John
son was slated
Mrs Sam Tlver. 1851 Washington
Blvd. was injured when an auto
/ 3y{,sar },,. bos hf.aI4g,E rrlIdp1 IA
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ISIS JULIA FLETCHER. 305I
Vii Y. Delaware s., entertained
. sunday evening with a sup