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The Washington times., 1925-12-01
POLICE SERGEANT DEAD
FROM BANDITS BULLET

CHICAGO. Dec. Police Ser
eeant James Henry died today from
wounds received November 81.
He and another officer, James
Carroll fought a pistol hattie with
bandits who entered store where
they laid trap for Martin Durkin.
carroll died during the fight.
The Washington times., 1925-12-01
Welcome PreIate, Red Victim

CHICAGO, Dec. I.-Representa-
tives of Cardinal Mundelein well
coined Archbishop Jonn Cieplak, Of
Poland, who once was condemned
to death by the Russian govern.
ment, when he arrived in Chicago
for a visit today.
The Washington times., 1925-12-01
HORSE RACES 1,24o
MILES, BUT DIES LATER

LISBON, Dec. IA 1,24O mile
horse race has been completed here.
The winning horse died a few
hours after the end of the race.
which was twenty-six days in
progress.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-23

Gyakran AIT mondjak, hogy az anyat
idegesse teszi szoptatas es emiatt
tejak rossz es bebi mem fog fejl6d-
nj. Ketsegkiviil sokszor igaz ez. Mas
n6k pedig, ;kik lathat6lag mem meg
felel6k a szoptatasra, nagyon jo szop-
tat6knak bizonyulnak. Exert tehat min
dig meg kell kis6relni szoptatast es
csak akkor kell feladni, ha sikertelen-
mex bizonyult.
Sokszor AIT tanacsoljak, hogy mem
6rdemes a n6nek szoptatni bebijet, ha-
csak mem kepes j6 hosszu ideig szop-
tatni Ez a felteves teljesen teves, inert
mines fontosabb id6szak a bebi elete-
ben, amikor anyatejet kell kapnia, mint
a kezdetkor. Mines a bebi eleteben egy
ia6szak, amikor az emeszteset konnyen
megzavarni lehet es amikor a legne-
hezebb megiavitani, mint az els6 nap.
jaiban vagy az els6 heteiben. Minden.
nap el6segiti Ut ARA az idore, amikor
mar konnyebben lehet mesterseges tap
lalekot neki ADM. Sokszor AIT is mond
iak, hogv mem erdemes a bebinek anya
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-23
A MAGYAR BASE BALL
CSAPAT Macy GYOZELME

Erdekes merk6zest nezett vegig
nagyszamu mgyarsag a multi va
sarnap. A Gibson Parki iatekte-
ren az E. Y. M. A. G.. csapata al
lott szembe a keriilet egyik lege-
r6sebb csapataval, az Tndianola
A. C.-vel. A base ball merk6zes le-
folyasa, kezdettol-vegig, nagyon
elvezetes volt. A magyar csapat
gy0ny0rii osszjatelot produkalt $
a Macy erokifejtes mem bizonyu!t
hiabaval0nak.
A merk6zes eredmenye 4 3 a ma
gyar csapat javara.
TIT emlitjiil1 meg, hogv' vasar.
nap, julius 26-an, delutan 3 oral
kezdettel a Gordon Park khan les2
merkozes, ez alkalommal az f.
Y. M. A. G.. clientele minden va,
l6sziniseg szerint az Italian A. A.
lesz. Hissziik, hogy a magyar sport
kedvelo koz0nseg hatalmas szam.
ban jelenik meg ezen merk6ze-
sen is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-23
K0sz0NETNYILvANITAs.

Alulirott szivb6l fakado halas
koszonetemet nyilvanitom DIR. Lau
risin Jeno magyar sebeszorvos
max, aki engem j6forman legval
sagosabb allapotban megoperaF.
A nehez miitet fenyesen sike-
riilt S ez igazolja DIR. Laurisin Je-
no tudasat, lelkiismeretesseget es
szakertelmet. Az 3 pontos kezele-
senek kosz6nhetem AIT, hogy ma
mar tul vagyok az operacioval ja-
70 minden bajon es 6ppen exert,
nyugodt lelekkel ajanlhatom min
denkinek, hogy operaci6t igenylG
bajaval forduljon dr.. Laurisin Je-
nohoz (28O East Federal ST., Il.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-23
KARACSONYI BAL.
A Kossuth K0r kerelme.

A Kossuth K0r vezet0sege eli
hatarozta, hogy ez esztend6ben,
karacsony iinnepenek masodik
napjan, az egesz magyarsag bevo-
nasaval nagyszabasu magyar bait
rendez. A hatalmas es nagyara-
nyu mulatsag a Kor regi nagyter-
meben lesz megtartva, amelyet a
jelenlegi berlot6l mar XII is vett
iinnep masodnapjara a rendezoseg
A karacsonyi mulatsag datuma
ig meg mintegy hat honap valaszt-
ia ell magyarsagot = de mar
most, hogy' kes6bbi f6lre6rtesek
elkeriilhet6k legyenek, k0zhirr6
teszi Kor vezet6sege ezt a szan-
dekat. A kozhirre tetellel egyide-
iiileg egy keressel fordul els6sor-
ban a magyar egyletekhez, egyha.
zakhoz, masodsorban az 0sszma-
gyarsaghoz a vezet0seg.
A Kossuth K0r az idei karacso
nyi mulatsagot Magyar Haz ia
vara rendezi, bal tiszta haszna
ismet kozelebb juttatja a sep ter
vet a megyal0sulashOz A hal silxa-
re pr6bak0ve lesz annak, hogy a
Youngstown magyarsag milyen
erzelmekkel viseltetik a Magyar
Haz gondolataval szemben. Az
egyhazak egyletek vezet6seg6t
ARA kerl a Kossuth' K0r, hogv
ezen napon ne rendezzenek SEM
mlfaJta kontra mulatsagot = ha-
mem kovessenek ell mindent, hogy
Magyar Haz javara rendezend6
mulatsag minel nagyobb sikerii le-
gyen.
Hlsszlik, hogy az eg6sz magyar
sag egy emberkent megerti EFT a
kerest $ a megertes mellett melta
nyolJa is. A Kossuth K0r, mint a
multban, ugy a j0v6ben is, nemes
es partolasra erdemes elveket k0.
vet el6bb-ut6bb megfogja val6-
sltani minden magyarok regi al
mat es vagyat, Magyar Hazat.
Ha akadnak olyanok, akik ext
a klserletet mem kis6rik szimpa
tlaval, allmak f6lre ne legyenek
gaflcsoskod0k. Ez a legkisebb do
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-23
A REFORMATUs EGYLET
VASARNAP GYULEsT TART

A Reformatus Egylet most va
Sarnap, julius 26-an, delutan ket
oral kezdettel tartja meg szoka-
SOS havi gyiileset reformatus
templom bezmentjeben.
Az egylet vezetosege ezuton ke-
ri a tagokat, hogy lehet6leg telies
szamban legyenek jelen, mivel ez
alkalommal keriil targyalasra az
egylet felevi szamadasa, valamint
sok mas fontos iigy.
Mindazok, akik hatralekban
vannak, keretnek, hogy a gyiiles
alkalmaval rendezzek tartozasai-
kat.
A vasarnapi gyiilesen legyen ie-
len minden egyes tag, az august
tus Ii piknik reszlet itt lesz.
mex megbeszelve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-23

Federal Is Watt st. sarok), tele-
fon 3O642, lakas Ford Ave-, tele-
fon 1859.
Ugyanakkor melgseges koszo
net es hala illeti DIR. Hollos JOSEF
tiidospecialistat, aki tdbb mint
egy h6napja keel sulyosnak in
dult ketoldali tiidocsucshurutom
ellen. DR.. Hollos kivalo szaktuda-
sa folytan, ma mar hala Istennek
tut vagyok a komolyabb vesze-
lyen, de meg legalabb ket vagy ha
rom h6napi kezelesre van sziiks6-
gem.
A k0zeli napokban farmra me-
gyek, ahol feltetlen nyugalomra,
csendre es pihenesre van sziiks&-
gem, miert is kerem nagyszamu
barataimat es imeroseimet, hogy
ne latogassanak meg a farmon, q
hol csakis egyleteim beteglatoga-
t6it fogadhatom.
Nagyon szepen koszon6m a We
lem szemben tanusitott ritka ION
dulatot, maradok
Szives k0sz0ntessel
Mihok Sander,
1920 Ford Avenue
Telefon: 32685.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-23
SIX QI,pAL

tejer adni, hacsak mem kap elegend0
taplalekot oman. Masok ait mondjak,
hogy mem j6 termeszetes anyatejet
mesterseges taplalekkal osszekeverni.
Ez felteves termesztesen teliesen te-
YES. A mesterseges eledel mem teszi a
melltej elemeszteset nehezebbe, viszont
a melltej hatarozottan megkonnyiti
mesterseges taplalek emeszteset. Min
den csepp melltej segiti bebit es meg
konnyiti mesterseges taplalekkal va
10 taplalast.
Ha az anyatej mem elegend6 hosszabb
pr6ba utan, edesitett, siiritett tel leg
taplal6bb, inert a legkonnyebben
emeszthet6 az osszes mesterseges tapla-
lekok k0z0tt Ha egeszen hianyzik az
anyatei, akkor edesitett, kondenzalt
tejet a legjobb b6binek adni es ha
megfelel6en lesz vele taplalva, akkor
normalisan fog fejl6dni.
Olvassa ell figyelmesen minden h6ten
ezeket cikkeket es 6rizze meg, hogy a
jovoben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-23
ELTttNT LEANY.

East Youngstown rend6rsege-
mex felkeresere varosunkban is
folyik a nyomozas egy eltiint le-
any holletenek felderitesere.
Gertrud Hansen, $50 Pendale
Ave-, vasarnap elhagyta otthonat
$ azota nyoma veszett. Az eltiint
leany szemelyleirasa k0vetkez0 !:
A haja sz6ke, ot lab es harom ines
magas, sulya kb. 115 font. Amikor
elhagyta otthonat, vilagoskek
premdiszes kabatot es zold kala-
pot viselt.
Aki tud leany holleter5l, er-
eresitse a rendorseget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-23
Osszesen: $460.-
K@szpenzvagycn: {. .s3es5.33

Az egylet hatarozata ertelme-
ben, harom h6napon keresztiil, ju-
lius, augustus es szeptember h6-
napokbun kedvezmenyes beallas
mellett vesz fel NJ tagokat. 1920
evig ingyen, 20-30 6vig 81, 30
40 6vig 81, azonfe1iil a ta6sag
hatarozza meg a beallasi dijat. E.
re a rendkiviil kedvezmenyes al
kalomra felhivjuk a magyarsag
figyelmet. Mindazok, akik meg
nem tagjai a Pet6fi Egyletnek, ra-
gadjak meg a moStani kedvez-
menyt csatlakozzanak a taosao
hoz.
Reszletes felvilagositasokkal
minden tag keszseggel szolgal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-23

Osszesen: S 649.3
Athozat multi evr0l. $3496.O3
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-23
vERHOtAY 1oS.
A betegek nevsora e heten a k0-

A betegek nevsora e heten a k0-
vetkez0:
Gregosits JOSEF All Kyle ST.,
Mih6k Sandor (1O2O Ford Ave.)
Hoffer Karolyne (1039 High ST..
Geressy Sandorne (6O2 Walter
ST., Vass Istvan (27 Palmer Ave.
F.. ", Hoffer Karoly (1039 High
ST., Balla Imre (1566 yelling
ton Ave., Gazdik Andras (Har
vey' Ave-, Struthers), Pisak Janof
(203 Emery ST.
Betegseg a titkarnal jelenten
do. Chine: All Kyle ST., telefon
62OSS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-23
VI TELEFONSZAM.

DR.. Laurisin magyar orvos laka
sanak telefonszamat megcserel-
tex. Lakasanak uj telefonszama
38539. Ha ez a szam mem felelne,
ugy 326S5 hivando.
A Union Bldg. ben lev0 iroda-
.ianak telefonszama tovabbra is
3O642 marad.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-23

A Kossuth Kor augustus 2-an,
vasarnap megismetli a multkori
nagysikerii kosaras kirandulasat.
a csodas szepsegi Csatlos farma
ra. A Kor nagyszerii ennival6krol
gondoskodik, ugy hogy etelt sen.
Xxi Sc hozzon magaval.
Jov6 szamnnkban reszleteser
ismertetjiik a kirandulas reszle
teit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-23
Mih0k Sander,
SCENT ISTVAN EGYLET

E heten a k0vetkezo tagok be-
tegek:
Gregosits JOSEF (411 Kyle st. },
Darazs Illesne (144O South Avey,
Vass Istvan (27 Palmer Ave.), Pi-
SAX Janos (303 Emery Ave.)
A betegseg Kaluczky Janos ell
n0knel jelentend6 be, cine: 1920
Republic Ave, telefon: 1920.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-23
134-IK CIKK.
Szoptatja-e a bebijet?

SokkaI tobb no k6pes gyermeket
szoptatni, mint ahogy altalanosan gon
doljak. T6ny az, hogy igen keves no
van, aki teljesen keptelen a szoptatas-
ra. Az ugynevezett keptelenseg szop-
tatasra a legt6bbszor inkabb mem aka
ras, mint k6ptelenseg. Sok not azonban
tanitanak ARA, hogy keptelen, amikor
bizony kepesek. Sokszor szoptatast
feladjak id6 el6tt, inert tel kes6n
ielentkezik A tejkeszlet nemelykor
el6gtelen, amikor meg az anya az agy-
ban fekszik 6s emiatt adjak fel szop-
tatast. Mem ritkasag az sem, hogy a
k6szletet n5velni lehet es elegend6 lesz
akkor, amikor az anya elhagyja az
agyat 6s elkezdi vegezni rendes hazi-
munkajat.
Nagyon sokszor meg sem kiserlik a
szoptatast, inert att6l felnek, hogy q
szoptatassal jaro meger6ltetes vesze-
lyes az anya eg6szsegere. Tgaz, hogy
q szoptatas nagyon megviseli a., anyat.
Mem szabad azonban elfeledni, hogy a
szoptatas normalis kondici6 es igen sok
anya sokkal egeszsegesebb, inert szop-
tat, mint azok, akik mem szoptatnak.
Meg akkor is, ha szoptatas megvise-
Ii kiss6 az anyat, meg akkor is aldoz-
za fel az anya magat, hogy gyermeke
6let6nek helyes kezdet6t megadja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-23
A PET0FI EGYLET HIREI.
A vasarnapi gyiiles-Felevi szam-
Observation-Disclosures beallas.

Az east-youngstowni Els0 Pet0-
Fl Sander Magyar Bs. Egylet We
zet6sege ezuton hozza a tagok tn
domasara, hogy vasarnap, julius
26-an, delutan ket oral kezdettel
a Crow Hallban gyiilest tart. 4
tagok keretnek, hogy vasarnap,
tekintettel a gyiiles fontossagara,
teljes szamban legyenek jelen. A
Xix hatralekban vannak, hasznaI-
jak XII a vasarnapi alkalmat ren
dezzek tartoZasaikat.
A Petofi Egylet els6 f6l6vi mil
kodeserol adjuk a k0vetkez6 XII
mutntast:
Evening star., 1925-09-25
ONE DEAD, 50 HURT
| IN HEAD-0N CRASH
Train Collision Reported Re-
+: suit of Failure to
g: Obey Orders.
he Associated Press.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, September
3.-Members Of the train crews in
fired in the wreck of the Dixie Ex-
press, fast train of the Nashville,
Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad.
at Worley, Tenn. 10 miles south Of
this city. yesterday afternoon. were
reported as improving at the hospital
this morning. The head-on collision,
said to have resulted from the crew
Of the southbound express train fail
ipg to obey orders to pass the flyer at
50 injured. Mrs. H. c. Byers OF Clo-
q,Iet. Mimi, dying shortly after reach
ing the hospital.
Both engines were almost complete.
ly wrecked and several mail and ex.
press cars were sma shed. The en-
gsnes left the track and catapulted
down an embankment.
members of the crew injured were:
Jesse Austin, travelling engineer: T. l..
flyer. l.. l.. Brown, fireman, and J. NJ.
Cooper. fireman. Of Atlanta. The
trains were making about 35 miles an
hour when they sighted each other.
The southbound engine in going
over the embankment carried with It
the coal tender and express car, which
it, wrenched from the trucks. The
mail car, directly behind the express.
did not leave the track. but was rip
ned so that one-half of it swung open.
The first passenger coach. directly be-
hind it, was cracked open at the front.
The northbound engine went half
WY down the embankment and lay
on its back. 1t carried with 1t the
coal car and also pulled the mail car
of the track. The track and cross
ties for about 200 yards were torn
frpm the ballast.
Evening star., 1925-09-25
JURY ADVISES PAIR
BE HELD FOR MURDER
Accusation of Husband and
Daughter With Staying Of
Woman Is Asked.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
WAUKEGAN. ILL.,, September 25.-
Recommendation that Arthur Holt
and Mrs. Clara Harcq. his stepdaugh-
er. be held for grand jury action with
out bonds on murder charges in con.
nection with the death of Mrs. Lille
holt, his wife, was made by a cor.
oner's jury last night.
The jury heard evidence that the
fatal shooting of Mrs. Holt came after
family quarrel. Her daughter and
husband have maintained that she
committed suicide. but examining
physicians said the nature of the
wounds precluded self-infiiction.
Albert Harcq. Clara's husband. was
recommended held as an accessory
oeIore the fact. He is at liberty in
so;Uoo bonds on this charge
Harcq testified that Holt and Mrs.
Evening star., 1925-09-25
Constantinople Bride and Groom Upset
Age-Old Custom, Attend Own Wedding

The priest asked the girl If she
would accept the man as her husband,
under q contract that he would pre-
sent her with the sum of $50 liras or
Turkish pounds, and a guarantee that
In case OF divorce he would present
her with another $50 liras and l
plaster. The bride answered In the
affirmative and the groom did likewise
to a similar question. Rings were eS.
changed and the priest pro iced
the couple man and wife.
A reception followed, in which both
the man and woman guests took part.
The only incident barking back to the
old type Of social ceremony was the
sprinkling Of eau de cologne on the
hands of the guests.
Evening star., 1925-09-25

violin and the cool. high tones Of
PATHS sister Carlotta yesterday heard
the discordant sounds of the wreck
er's bar and hammer. The old build
ing, one OF the last traces of former
culture on that once gay thorough
fare, is to be replaced by one which
will house a clothing business.
The old hall was opened In 1856 by
Theodore Thomas with a concert by
his renowned orchestra, and with such
artists as Nine. Parepa-Rosa. Carl
Rosa and Signor Brignoli on the pro-
gram. Until 1890 1t was one OF the
principal music and art centers OF the
country
Evening star., 1925-09-25

Holt had quarreled when Holt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harcq returned home
hate Sunday evening after playing
golf. He said he left for Chicago after
quarreling with his wife and was ar
rested two hours after the shooting at
Libertyville on charge of speeding.
Funeral services for Mrs. Holt were
held late yesterday at an undertaker's
chapel.
Evening star., 1925-09-25
Luther League Conference Ends.
Dispatch to The Star

Special Wspatch 10 The Star.
FREDERICK, Md, September Is
The fourth annual conference of the
Luther League, composed of churches
In Maryland and District of Columbia.
adjourned at Walkersville today. II
was attended by 100 delegates. These
officers were elected Virgil w. Doub,
Mtddletown, president; William S.
Smith, Baltimore, vice president; Miss
Mabel G. Smith, Smithburg. Md. sec
retary; Robert G. Blocker, Washing
Evening star., 1925-09-25
By the Associated Press.

ONSTANTINOPLE. September 25.
-Constantinople has witnessed its
first Turkish wedding with both the
bride and groom present. A genera
ton ago even the engagement of two
young persons was arranged entirely
by their families and the bride and
groom never saw one another until
after the wedding.
The wedding was held In a club
house and was attended by some 200
persons, men and women. The bride
wore modish street coat and thin
veil bound about her head. Her face
was entirely exposed. The priest,
bearded and turbanned, alone was in
keeping with the old tradition.
Evening star., 1925-09-25
Jay Presents Credentials.

BUENOS AIRES, September 25 CP).
Peter Augustus Jay, the recently ap-
pointed American Ambassador to the
Argentine Republic, presented his Gre
dentials to President de Alvear yes
terday. The ceremony was marked
by the customary exchange of ad-
dresses
Evening star., 1925-09-25
FAMOUS STEINWAY HALL
UNDER WRECKERS' BARS
Hammer of Destruction Heard
Where Boy Kreisler Once
PLAYED His Violin.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 25.-Waus
of old Steinway Hall. on East Four
teenth street, that once heard the
pla1ntive notes OF the. boy kreisler's
Evening star., 1925-09-25

Hannibal, Mo. is to have monu-
IIents to Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn.
It is fine thought, though the world
WILL not need that aid to memory IN
tniS case.
Evening star., 1925-09-25

ton. treasurer. Mrs. J. J. McCabe,
Point Of Rocks, Md. was named a
member of the executive committee.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-05-07

THE devil finds work for idle hands
usually starting idle rumors.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-05-07
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS


Pins, engraved with "K" were
awarded each member of the debate
team, Monday afternoon, by the stu
dent body in appreciation of their
work and achievements for the school.
Miss Helen Anderson, debate coach,
gave short talk stating that the
season was not as successful as it
should have been, but gave hope that
the future might prove more crafty
ing. However, as it seems to be the
policy of all coaches to never be sat
isfied, we don't know whether she was
so serious about the season being a
failure or not. Mr.. Hodge in making
comment on the showings of the
team, reminded the students that 1T
was not so much question of who
won the battle as how the fighting
was conducted. For my part / think
all that heard the debates this year,
know that they were exceedingly
good. Most of them were close and in
some cases the decisions of those that
Kills. lost could have been reversed
without any injustice done.
Charles Parks was also given pin
in recognition of his work as high
school correspondent, in accordance
with custom.
Those debaters receiving pins were:
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-05-07
SAVED RECLAMATION
THE Cramton proviso made the pr

THE Cramton proviso made the pro-
= ject, (the Kittitas High Line), i'm
possible from the standpoint of the
tax payers of the state, and also
stood out as a menace to the whole
Yakima project and to federal recla-
nation everywhere in the West. Had
it been accepted by our state it would
have become the club by which the
enemies of irrigation in the East
would have beaten government re-
clamation to death. When the COVER
nor refused to sign this contract for
his own reasons he saved the whole
uncompleted portion of the Yakima
irrigation project for the time being
at least.
So far as the Kittitas people are
concerned not all is lost by any
means, nor was it ever in serious
danger of being lost. AS Senator Dill
says in the dispatches, the Western
men in congress will iron this matter
out in the next session. There is little
doubt that they will be able to have
this dangerous and vicious Cramton
proviso which holds up the Kittitas
appropriation, removed. Construction
of the project may then proceed. Ell
lensburg people may object to the
delay of year, but they should re-
fleet that they are hurt by that no
more than others are. Loss of year
in the Kittitas development will in
all probability mean loss of year
all over the Yakima project of which
it is part.
There is not the slightest need of
attempting to conceal the fact that
the people of the lower valleys were
when the Kittitas unit
was chosen for first construction in
stead of one of their own which they
honestly believed was better. How
ever, the decision has been made by
the higher-ups, and there has been
no attempt made to upset it and there
will be none, so far as we know.
There should be none originating
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-05-07
PEN POINTERS

An ice box u the place whsr-
things. father rs especially fond OF
can't he kept
He's a lucky dad who has young
sters TO blame for taking the mute
of of homemade cake
An optimisi rs one who tells his
neighbors what il going 10 come up
IN his hack yard garden
It's a good thing all people arenr
Judged by the way they leave the
house they arr moving out of
Maybe a naby does need u. exer
else its iungs-hui does IL always
have tn h+ NJ 2 O'Clock In the morn
ing
Afte, all neignbors are worth
while They CIV. the folks next doc,
something TO talk about
u ". all did everything we say
we ARE gong 70 do. ouT time woulc
NJ taken NJ. from now on
Tn. .apuntry ~ the place You visi,
"a see what vnur- missing by living
~ the citS
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-05-07
MOTHERS DAY

CHE HAS probably grown old. Her
- eyes are little dim, her hair is
gray, and her life is being lived in
memories of the past. At times she
is lonesome with all her family scat
tered to the four corners of the world
AMI letter or remembrance on Mo-
theirs Day will do more than you can
imagine to cheer her old soul.
Think what she has sacrificed for
you. She gave you life at the risk of
her own. She shaved, struggled, and
worked constantly for your welfare
during your childhood years. She il
is who moulded your character, to
which you owe any success you have
achieved. She it is who taught you
during those young, impressionable
years. She it is who always offered
encouragement, who believed in you
when all the rest of the world may
have doubted Your ability or integ-
rity.
And now she is probably alone most
of the time, wondering how you are
getting along, pleased more than you
are yourself with every success or
piece of good fortune that comes your
way, hurt more than you can be with
every failure or misfortune you suf-
fer.
A better friend you can never have
in this life. So above all remember
Mothers Day, next Sunday-May 10.
1t will make her happy and it will
make You feel better toward yourself.