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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-13

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teaki hozka fenyeget8B ~
At th doltoh ~, nsh ii
ats lsssint hslt6sagsal orse
Habok1 5 kiolaaioe j boltbsl 81.
dastsbekesssget kivahva.
Het bet hulva, hetiyasAf nap.
Jan hadadi Fndre kint all i bolt.
aitoban 5 nezi a iovo-menSket,
Rossz a kedve nagyon, al q saama.
ra mines vasar, vsletlenil Sc lsp be
senki az iialetebe.
Egyszerre csak felfieyel: ahan,
lit jon az Greg Haboki,, johbjan
egy ragyabmkd tokmag ember-
rel. Az vi kalap most is OFT van a
fejen.
Greg Hab6ki jon el is megy d
bolt el6tt lsoszor1es nelkiil, mintha
sohasem latta volna a kalapost.
ITadadi megdobbenve nez ntana,
aatan nya'ka ko26 kappa a labat $
megfogia az oreget hatraranci-
galva:
Hcj, a keservet maganak,
Greg, hat mi lesz? Elfeleitkeztiink
szepen a kalap ararol, mi9
A vincell6rnck a szcme Sc reb-
ben, elfogultan nez boltosra.
Micsoda kalarrol beszel az
nrs
- Err6l nj, aki fcjen van. Ma
lam vette hitelbc most het hete.
Van szeme lctagadni?
Greg Hab6ki lecmeli kalapjat.
Rosszul beszel az ur. Ez a
kalap dcbreceni, az ur meg csak
nyirbatori.
Beporlom I!
Kanya banjal
Elarvereztetem!
OFT leszck en- akkor!
A wheeler fakepnel hagyja a
toporzekolo kalapost $ nagy mel
tosaggal szedegeti labait ra-1
gyas komaja oldalan, Gle ugy, egy
felora mulva, visszajon S nyaja-
san koszontve lep be a boltba.
J6napot tekintetes uram, meg
hoztam AIT kis tartozast.
rs mar szedegeti is el0 az ere.
seket, egyenkent nyalazva meg
6ket, mem szerelemes-e kett6 egy-
1Iadadi amul, mem tudja mireI
yelni a dolgot. Meg du'zzog az
6rcgrc, de mar csak enyhen.
TIT van, fogja az .ur - sol
Hab6ki a kalapos ele tolia a
,ankcsomot - mcgvan cgy szalig
Hadadi megolvassa a ptnzt;
,sebrevagia $ kitor:
Dchat mi a fityfiringos fifty
'enenek tagadta az clebb, hogy
lalam vette ezt kalapot mem
.artozik az aravalg-
Greg Hab6ki ravaszul hunyor-
rat:
Ma, az nr Sc cite kanallal a !
ludomanyt, latom. Hat kivel j0t-
EN- en- ere az iment9
Mem ismerem AIT az embert. |
De ismerem en-. Az en- ko- |
nam, a Karaszka DAM. 10 ember. |
Iomam is, de van egy Macy baja:
mar eyek ota csurgOra all a r0ssz
salapja. Hat ha ez az en- Karaszka
Somam meghallja, hogy nekem az
lrnal hitelem van, noszogat r0g-
fest, de mindjart, hogy vesyiink
leki is egy kalapot hitelbe de
IL en- becsiiletemre. Erti mar a
ekintetes urs Mem ismertem be a
nj iigyiinket el6ttc, inert. ne szolj
zam, mem faj fejem. No Istennek
ljanlom es Ell ne felejtse, hogy
ireg Hab6ki Josef vagyok en-,
de at Sze6demeterr6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-13
Mulatsagok naptara.
NOVEMBER TX. SZOMRAT

NOVEMBER 15, szoMBAT
A Mnnlsas BIS. warreni osz-
talyanak nagyszabasu Halo
ween balja.
NOVEMB. 16, vASARNAP
A cleveland Vigszinhaz"
vendegjateka East Youngs-
townban a Crow-fele Hallban.
Kezdete delutan 3 6rakor.
NOVEMBER is, vAsARNAP
A cleveland ",Vigszinhaz"
Vendegjateka a Kossuth Kor-
ben. Kezdete este S:15. Ka-
cagtat6, pompas mjisor.
NOVEMBER %, SZOMBAT
A Warren, Oh Fiigg. Cor.
Kath. Egyhaz nagyszabasu
Alarcos Balja Roman Hall
ban.
NovEMB. %, vAsARNAP
A Kossuth Kor miikedvel3i-
mex sziniel6adasa - bemutat-
jak a J6 parthic" cimii pom
pas, kacagtat6 darabot.
NOVEMBER "a, HETF0
A Kath.s Ifjslsagi Kor N6i
Osztalyanak nagyszahasil Ka-
talin Balja a Kossuth Korben.
: NOVEMBER 26, SZERDA
A Kossuth Kor nagyszabasu
Thanksgiving tancmu1at-
saga.
NOVEMBER 26, SZERDA
A Nilesi Ref. Ifjusagi Kor
Sziniel0adassal egybekotott
Mulatsaga a Roman Hallban.
Miles,. @.
NOVEMBER 20, SZoMBAT
A Rakoczy Egylet 4S-ik osz-
talyanak pompas Katalin'
balja Sharon, Pa.-ban, a Men
nenchor Hallban.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-03-20

Centre having dental work done and
transacting business.
Come in and let us tell you about
the Rib Stone Silo-Steiner Lumber
Co.-Adv.
Clyde Silver and Clarence Vandes-
teeg motored to Mortified Saturday
where they visited at Carleton Col
lege, returning Sunday evening.
Don't fail to hear Mr.. John F.
Scott who, during his connection
with the st. Paul Federal Land
Bank, supervised the loaning of over
one hundred million dollars. He will
speak at the Community Club rooms
Wednesday evening, March 26, 1924.
ADV.
Miss Sylvia Mickey of Harlem,
Mont, arrived Friday of last week
and is a guest at the home of her
brother, Guy Mickey and family.
Two secondhand Fords for sale
very cheap. O'Gara Garage.41-42 81
Mrs. S. D. Jardine who spent the
past two weeks visiting friends in
this city, and attending to business af-
fairs, returned to her home in Fargo
Friday of last week.
Fred w. Zeller, Supervisory of
ficer for the Veterans Bureau spent
Friday of last week in Sank Centre
and vicinity looking after the in.
terests of federal trainees.
Mrs. P. O. Houston of Grey Eagle
spent several hours in Sank Centre
Monday transacting business and Wis
iting among friends.
Mrs. Alice w. Chase of Spokane,
WASH, arrived Tuesday evening and
is a guest of her neice, Mrs. n. s..
Halverson and family.
Mrs. F. w. Rath returned to her
home in Mankato Tuesday of this
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-03-20

Wednesday visiting at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Robin
son..
Rev. S. S. Wyand spent Tuesday
attending group ministerial con-
ference at Alexandria.
Joseph Heraly spent Monday and
Tuesday this week transacting bust
ness, in the Twin Cities.
Miss Genevive Vogel spent Sunday
at st. Cloud visiting friends, return
ing home in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Vreeland of
Westport, and little daughter, Vada,
were Sank Centre callers Tuesday.
Thomas R. Clough spent a few
| hours at Grey Eagle Friday of last
week looking after business interests.
Supt H. A. Falk of the Public
Schools spent Wednesday attending
to business affairs at the county seat.
Jos Robinson motored to Long
Prairie Monday where he spent the
day transacting business and visiting
relatives.
Henry Chan of Osakis spent
"Wednesday in Sank Centre transact
Ling business and visiting among old
Eacquaintances.
Two secondhand ,Fords for sale
very cheap. Cara Garage. 41-42
., Mrs. p w. Johnston returned to
her home in Sank Centre, Saturday of
last week after enjoying visit of
several weeks with relatives and
friends in Glenwood.
Mrs. J. E. Erickson Of Becker,
Mimi, arrived in Sank Centre Thurs
day evening of last week and re-
NAMED until Sunday evening visit
ing with her husband and son Myron.
Joseph R. Bluth of Grey Eagle
spent several hours in Sank Centre
Sunday visiting among friends Mr..
Bluth left for st. Paul that evening
where he entered the Aberdeen hos
pitaI preparatory to an operation for
complication of injuries received
while in military service.
A Model No. 90 Overland touring
car; for sale very cheap. O'Gara
Garage.-Adv. 41-42.
Mrs. Frank jaeger and son Alphon-
20 of st. Cloud spent several days
the foerpart of this week at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Jos. Dick
haus.
Anew Willard Guaranteed Battery
is Just as cheap as any dependable
battery and we also make an allow
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-03-20
Mrs. H. C. Finch visited the

Mrs. H. C. Finch visited the
Keffmeyer girls Friday.
You'll never forget Mrs. Wallace
Reid in 'Human Wreckage. ADV.
Mrs. Kate Gray left Monday after
noon for short visit at Westport.
Reid O'Gara was a Twin City bust
ness caller Tuesday of this week. !,
Ben Carpenter was Minneapolis
business caller Monday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Opheim and chill
-dren were Sunday guests of friends at
Morris.
William Streitz of Minneapolis
spent Sunday visiting his mother, Mrs.
Anna Streitz. ~.
II. F. Schmidt spent Saturday OF
last week in the interest of Swift &
Company, at st. Cloud.
Harry Caughren of 0sakis was a
Sank Centre visitor and business
caller Friday of last week.
II. G.. Wakefield and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. H., Thiegs spent Sun
day at Browerville visiting relatives.
William Otto spent several days Of
this week at Staples looking after the
Otto Brothers interests at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scanlon are
rejoicing over the arrival Of a baby
girl at their home Wednesday, March
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph N. Jackson
and family motored to Melrose Sun
day where they spent the day visiting
relatives.
Miss Regime Kiffmeyer of ST. Cloud
arrived Saturday for an indefinite Wis.
it at the home of her father Mr.. J.
B. Keffmeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Greener Of
Grey Eagle spent Monday in Saul
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-03-20

home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bergman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Quinn of Melrose
were over Sunday guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Boutell.
Sylvester Dicl-ison, baggage master
at the Great Northern Station spent
the week end with his parents at
Monticello.
Mayor w. M. Parker motored to
the Twin Cities Tuesday on short
business trip returning to Sank Cen.
tire Wednesday. -
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Paavola of
Grey Eagle spent several hours in
Sank Centre Tuesday Of this week
transacting business.
Dwight Hansen left for Minneap-
oils Saturday evening ION short bus
mess trip, returning Tuesday eve
ming.
Let us put your battery in good
condition-rebuild or re-charge it.
O'Gara Garage-Adv.
Tuesday afternoon of this week
an accident occurred at the fire
hall which might have been more
serious. Members of the department
were preparing to test out new 81
rem that had arrived that morning,
and Jos Kusba, driver of hose wagon
No. was straining to lift the siren
(Which weighed about S400.00) from
the crate it had been shipped in when
he felt quite a draft. Well Joe knew
right where he had tore them, so he
doned a slicker and made his way up
the back streets to his home and at
this writing he is sporting new
pair of trousers
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-03-20

ance in trade for your old battery
come in and find out about ito Cara
Garage.-Adv.
julius Feierabend of Grey Eagle
spent Friday in Sank Centre.
DR.. Estey of Eden Valley spent
the week end in Sank Centre visiting
friends.
Miss Elma Nitardy of the Junior
High school faculty, spent the week
end with her parents in Minneapolis.
w. B. Morgan left Wednesday af-
ternoon for Minneapolis to attend the
finals in the state high school basket
ball tournament at the Kenwood
Armory. The Herald will be priv
LEGGED to publish next week resume
of the tournament, prepared by the
Sank Centre man. Mr.. Morgan will
return to Sank Centre Monday morn
ing.
All humanity should give thanks
to Mrs. Wallace Reid for giving tc
+, civilization her much discussed anti.
narcotic photoplay, Human Wreck.
age" which will be shown at the
Caughren theatre Sunday and Mon.
day, March 23rd and 24th.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Cooper and
son Larry, motored to Minneapolis
Saturday Of last week for visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.
Nyberg (Winifred "copper". Fay re-
turned home Monday evening, Mrs.
Cooper and Larry remaining for q
longer visit.
Miss Louise Bergman WHO is at.
tending the University, is expected
home Friday evening for the spring
| vacation which she will spend at the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-03-20
Tipt~ Toe!"

Walk in these new Phoenix
"Tipt~toe" stockings. And
walk, and walk! The almost
invisible reinforcement makes
this hosiery carry you far
Their because it is simply
more miles built into them.
NEW PRICES
36s-Womens silkf full fashioned,
medium weight $IS5
No. 36O-Womens silk full fashioned,
chiffon LBS
- No 3os-Womens silk, fall fashioned,
heaVy weight 2.35
No. 374-Won,en's silk full fashioned,
oMsize, heasy weight LBS
.as5a5 See this distinctive and ex~
elusive Phoenix feature in
these women numbers today.
THE BOSTON CASH STORE
DycuInn ~ cArw rrHrrnr
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-24
JOHN N. BUCHANAN
WILL HEAD GAR.
FOR COMING YEAR
Department Elects Officers
at Annual Con-
Uention.

John n. Buchanan OF san ANTONIO
was elected department commander
Of the Grand Army of the Republic
and Mrs. Alice Smith of San An
tonic, was elected president of thu
Women's Reserve Corps, at the an.
nual convention being held in Sar
Antonio. Dallas was chosen for the
next meeting place.
The officers elected to take charge
of the affairs of the Women's Re
serve Corps Wednesday were: Mrs
Maude Green, Houston, senior vice
president; Mrs. Ethel Davis, Fort
Worth. junior vice president; Mrs
Lula Villanueva. San Antonio, treas.
urer: Mrs. Minnie Converse. San An.
tonic. secretary: Mrs. Sophia Hopper
Houston, chaplain Mrs. Monomaker
Dallas. chairman of executive board
Mrs. Ida Martin, San Antonio. cxecu.
tive board: Mrs. Shearer. Houston
executive board: Mrs. Elisha Hull
Corpus Christi, executive board: Mrs,
HildebreHd, Houston. executive
board; Mrs. Margaret Davis, Deni.
son, delegate at large; Mrs. Cary, Fort
Worth, delegate; Mrs. Mary Short
San Antonio, alternate: Mrs. Mar
garet Davis. Denison. delegate at
large; Mrs. Minnie Rothfus, San An.
tonic, alternate.
The officers for the Grand Army
of the Republic are: Byron =,
Browne. Fl Paso. senior vice presi.
dent; John Shearer. Houston, junior
vice president: Nj. H. Redwood. San
Antonio, chaplain; A. W. Acheson,
Denison, medical director; John n
Buchanan, San Antonio, chairman OF
council of administration: f.. j.
Yringling, Dallas, council of admin
istration; X. NJ. Kinderdine. Fort
Worth, council of administration; j.
H. Dunn, Denison, council of admin
istration; 7. L. johnson, Paris
council of administration; Mr.. Sell
ers. San Antonio. council of admins
tration; J. 5. Ewing, assistant adj
jutant and quartermaster general
John r. Rosa, Marble Falls, delegate
at large to national convention; ii
II. Small. San Antonio, alternate
Dexter Wagner, delegate to national
convention A. B. Robbins, Austin
alternate.
The new officers were installed al
joint meeting of the organization
in the Knights of Pythias hall at 4
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
A reception was given the members
of the G. A. r. at the Army Y. Nj
C. A. Tuesday night. Most of tho
members were dressed in the dari
blue uniforms, to represent the day.
of the Civil War.
Tuesday afternoon, the Women''
Relief Corps presented the Cir
Scouts with a flag. Mrs. Davis o
Denison was in charge of the cere
mony. Mrs. J. X. Beretta, San An
tonic Girl Scout Commissioner, re
| sponded for the scouts. Obligation
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-24
The Tangle
An Intimate Story of In.
7ermost Emotions Rereai.
ed in Private Letters
TIER FROM JOHN ALDEN
PRESCOTT TO LESLIE
PRESCOTT

Nell, dear, We got sgd over to his
rtment yesterday, and last night
cad him what that man told you
ut the coral god he sent you.
3yd told me that the Chinaman
b to tell him a long story when
bought it, explaining something
(Which he could not make head or
! He told me to tell you that he
ed that he had not started you
the still hunt for some impossible
u masculine member Of human
and / told him, dear, that you
already found an impossible
tculine member Of humanity. AT
he said he guessed everything
all right.
was somewhat disappointed, dear
1t, over your letter. l missed
|ething from it. l wonder if it
because l am a little sensitive
se days, that 1 am always looking
what is behind your words.
Aeway I felt some of the sincere
I1taneity of you, some of the real
of you, was not in that letter.
ling, have / lost something By
Ing you that story? If l have, j
Il wish / had never told it.
GU see 1 am selfish dear. want
lpeep your loye-now l know
IRE smiling that dear, intriguing.
|rutable smile of yours, that
Z into which I read all my moods.
/ now1 am reading into it: Jack,
want to eat your cake and have
bo!"
guess that's true, wife O. mine.
men are always naughty little
3, and it takes all your mother
to make us bearable, doesn't it?
know ! love you, don't you?
know I've never loved any
tr woman but you and here is
complex nature of mani
bid never love any other woman
you even though I were untrue
lou.
3ome man told me the other day
] a husband should never be
Tx with his wife; if he wanted to
happily he should never tell her
truth. If by telling you the
h, dear, I haven't gained moro
|Eour trust than I had before. IL
led I have lost some of it, l shall
er be happy again.
lou have made me very happy,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-24

SISTER MARYS KITCHEN
"a Daily Menu for the Stout
and Thin
EAT AND
Lose Weight.
Four tablespoons apple sauce. 1 cup
clam bouillon, 1 baked potato. IL cup
creamed dried beef, 4 ounces hamburg
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-24
I Sister MaYV,SI
!KICEIEN

| steak, (broiled), cup string beans,
1 cup cabbage salad, / baked Bermuda
onion, . teaspoons fresh pineapple ice,
. tablespoons canned cherries. crisp
pieces whole wheat toast, l gluten
roll, / pint SKINNED milk.
Total calories, 1194., Protein, 315:
fat. 223 carbohydrate, $50. Iron.
| .0222 gram.
If fresh apples are not available
use dried ones. Four tablespoons
apple sauce. be it fresh or dried fruit,
has approximately two calories of pro-
| tein. five of fat and % of carbohy-
drate with OOO5 gram Of iron. The
sauce should be slightly sweetened.
The clam bouillon, baked potato
creamed dried beef and canned cher
ries are planned for luncheon. Nc
bread is provided as potato is served
\ Baked potat and creamed dried beef
is a palatable combination. The
cream sauce for the beef should be
made with skinned milk. IL enough
| must be made for an entire family
| why not add more butter to the sauce
for the members who are normal and
save mailing two dishes of the same
food?
The extra butter supplies the
necessary richness for those who
want it. Add after the "diet" por-
ton is served.
Gain Weight.
Four tablespoons apple sauce. \
tablespoons fish hash, 4 rice griddle
cakes. 4 tablespoons maple strip, 1
cup clam bouillon with l poached egg.
large baked potato, ID cup creamed
dried beef, cup cream of celery soup.
4 ounces broiled hamburg steak, i
tablespoons mashed potato, i cup
string beans in cream sauce, cup
cabbage salad with sour cream dress
ing. 1 stuffed baked onion. 2 tea
spoons fresh horseradish, . table
spoons fresh pineapple ice folded into
two tablespoons whipped cream,
cherry puff pudding with 2 teaspoons
sugar and 4 tablespoons cream,
piece sunshine cake. . whole slices
Slices crisp whole wheat toast. . ia
blespoops croutons. . Pinch squares
corn cake, 4 tablespoons butter. >
pieces rye bread, ] pint whole milk.
Total calories. 4006 Protein, 49S:
fat. 1924: carbohydrate, 1854. Iron,
023 gram.
Stuffed Baked Onions.
Four Bermuda onions, IL cup
chopped English walnuts. IL cup
boiled rice, 4 tablespoons meltci
butter, - teaspoon salt, tablespoon
minced parsley, 4 tablespoons canned
tomato juice, Is teaspoon pepper, IL
cup buttered bread crumbs.
Peel onions and cook in boiling
sailed water for half an hour. Drain
and cut a thin slice from one end OF
each onion. Remove several Sec
tions from the center Of each onion.
These should be saved for n soup or
served in cream sauce the next day.
Combine nuts, rice. butter, salt,
end pepper, minced parsley and 20
mato juice. Mix well and fill onions
with mixture. Put in a buttered
baking dish. surround with about an
inch of boiling water and bake forty
five minutes.
Cover with crumbs for the last Is
minutes of baking. Brown crumbs
and serve.
Total calories, 1751. Protein, 1S4
fat. 7I6; carbohydrate, 191. Iron,
.0039 gram.
Copyright. 1924. NEA Service, Incl
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-24
Makes Cold ChiIIs Come

Folks simply can't help showing
that pimply, blotchy or rough faces
are unpleasant for them to look at,
much less associate and become In
innate with people who are so care
less about their appearance as to let
these skin blemishes rule their destirv.
No wonder it seems like cold chills"
run down their backs as they pass
by you.
Not long ago Black and White
Ointment was introduced in this
country TO remove such skin disfig-
urers, and the way it quickly gets rId
of them is responsible for its instant
popularity and tremendous sale of
nearly two million packages a year.
Your dealer has it and can supply
you. 1t is economically priced, in lib
eral packages. The 50c size contains
three times as much as the 25c size.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-24

Leslie-I don't know why 1 put that
in the past tense. You are making
me very happy. It's only j, myself
my own soul questionings, my owl
unworthiness - that makes me un
happy.
I'm sitting here at a table in the
room where sgd is lying, and I'Jr
wondering just what he would say
if he could read this letter. For oi
course you have learned before this
Leslie dear, that Sydney Carton is q
much stronger man than /. / can't
conceive Of him writing a letter t.
anyone like this one ] am writing
to you, and probably you can't con.
ceive of him doing a thing that
would, in time, make such letter
necessary to his peace of mind.
I'm never going to mention all this
again. Leslie. I'm. going to try and
put it away in that place that you
have called my forgettery." Tn
coming home to you within a week,
and Immediately you and i are going
to set sail for that beautiful land-of.
beginning-again.
When I see you. will tell you
what sgd said about the little twin
god.
1 sent some flowers to Mrs. Ather.
ton. Poor girl! 1 think If / were a
woman I would mourn more for a
husband didn't love than one did
love. There's paradox, Leslie
that's almost feminine,
Good night. dear heart. I close
your eyes with kisses. JACK.
Copyright, 1924, NEA Service, Inc.
TOMORROW: Continuation Of let
ter from Ellen Bledsoe to Sarah Hen
bricks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-24
FORD BUYS RELIC
Manufacturer Gets Ancient Stage
Coach From Inn.keeper.

Baltimore. April 24.--Henry Ford
Detroit manufacturer, has added TO his
collection of relics, an ancient stage
coach purchased from an inn-keepel
on Belair road, Maryland. The We.
hicle. which Travelled the roads Of
the White mountains for many years
came into the possession of the inn.
keeper about six years ago.
1t was left at his place by New
Hampshire man who was on his way
to California. towing the coach behind
his automobile. In the vicinity OF
the inn, the coach broke down, and
f. ]. Goettner, the inn-keeper, bought
it.
According to Goettner, Mr.. Ford
saw the stage coach when he stopped
at the inn on an automobile trip last
September and began negotiations for
it. The sale was recently completed
Goettner said, and the vehicle will be
shipped TO Dearborn. Mich, today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-24

jefferson City, Mo. April 24-The
accompanying picture shows the house
that paper flowers built.
And, inset in the picture is Mrs.
Hugo Reifstick, who lives in the
house that paper flowers built.
Understandable house isn't made
out of paper. It's regular frame
bungalow
But it was all bought and paid for
by money Mrs. Reifstick earned sell
ing fancy artificial blooms.
Missouri's flower lady" began her
flowery career back in her school
days. Shed ramble through the
woods. picking real wild flowers and
then she's copy them. out of colored
paper, with a pair of shears.
Her first samples were sold for a
few cents. Business began TO pick
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-24
Sure Way to Get Rid Of Dandruff

Girls-if you want plenty OF
thick, beautiful, glossy, silky hair,
do by all means get rid of dandruff,
for it will starve your hair and
ruin it if you don't.
1t doesn't do much good TO try to
comb or wash it out. The only
sure way to get rid of dandruff is
to dissolve it; then you destroy it
entirely. To do this, get about four
ounces of ordinary liquid arvon |;
apply it at night when retiring; use
enough to moisten the scalp and rub
it in gently with the finger tips.
By morning, most, if not all, of
your dandruff will be gone, and two
or three more applications will conf
pletely' dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace of it.
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop,
and your hair will look and feel a