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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-13
M E G. AL 1T A K
A M A J @ M E M B E R 7
Szumatra sziget deli reszen akadt
ra egy tudos = Expediciot kuld
a holland kormany fajtajanak fel-
kutataSara.t

Hagab6l erkezo jelentesek sze
rint Szumatra szigetesoport leg
delibb reszen, a Poeloe Riman szi
geten majomemb bereket talaltak.
A felfedezes betolteni igyekszik
a hianyz6 lancszemet, amely' Dar-
win szerint a majom es az ember
koz0tt van es ami utan annyi buzz
galommal, de eredmenyteleniil ku
tattak tudosok. A majomembe-
rekrol sokat irnak most a holland
keletindiai lapok. A legkomolyabb
el6kesziiletek folynak, hogy ALA
mi expedicio induljon ell a majom-
emberek felkutatasara.
Egy Herwarden newt holland
tud6s, aki most erkezett vissza Ha-
gaba, szemelyes megfigyelesek
alapjan is beszamolt a majomem-
berekr0l es elbeszelese igen mely
impresszi0t tett tudosokra.
- Egy izben - beszeli - ami
kor szarvasvadaszaton voltam, bal
felol egy mem nagyon magas es a
tisztason egyediil allo fan mozog-
nj LATHAM valamit. Keriilgettem a
fat es tisztan LATHAM egy feketeha-
ju lenyt allani az egyik agon. Tes-
tevel ia torzsere dolt, mintha
rejtozkodni akarna. Nagyon izga-
tott lettem, inert mar hallottam
ezekrol a kiil0n0s lenyekrol Ke-
szenletben tartottam a puskamat
es vartam. Mikor mem tortent sem
mi, kialtassal akartam magamra
vonni "Segapa" figyelmet. Dc
meg sem mozdHlt. Dongetni kezd-
tenn fat. Ez is hiabavalo volt. lie
tettem a puskat es maszni kezdtem
a fara. Mikor 6t-hat labnyira vol
tam a talaj folott, a furcsa leny
megmozdult. Megfordult es ekko,
alkalmam volt megfigyelni fe
jet, a homlokat es szemeit, anne
lyek az en- szemem koze neztek
El0szor lassuak es megfontoltah
voltak a mozdulatai, aztan gyor
Esabbak, mintha idegesse lett vol
Eha:F s
- Hogy jobban megfigyelhes
sem, lemasztamr q far6l. A kiilo
nos teremtes el0lhatuls szorrel vol
boritva. El0l azonban vilagosabl
volt szor, 3 haaa iel6gott valls
ala. a feje kisse hegyesebbnek lat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-13
Reformatus egyhaz

Eskiivo.-Mult hetfon eskud.
tex egymasnak or0k hiiseget Sze.
kelly Jozsef es Kiss Ilona. Tanuk
voltak: Gerzsenyi Balaxs es Pal
10 Pal.
A ket iskola vizsgaja.-A multi
vasarnap vizsgaztak lie a hathete>
nyari iskola ia n0vendeke. Cs
10th Janosnak adattak at k0ny.
vek kerdezes vegett. Az cred.
menyrol legyen eleg annyi, hogy
barmikor, barhol, barki altal ta.
nitott gyermekekkel felveszik q
Youngstown ev.-ref. iskola noyen-
dekei versenyt.
Ez mem a lapokban megjelenni
szokott bluff, hanem teny
melyert teljes felelosseget valla.
lunk.
Konfirmandusok.-A konfirma.
ci6i vizsga a reank kovetkezo va.
sarnap fog megtartatni. Kezdete
delelott 10 orakor.
vi kenyeri hala aldozas.-E he
23-an, azaz reank deriilo vasar.
naphoz egy hetre terittetik meg
az Ur asztala. Keszitsek azert ma
gukat a hivek, hogy megkon
flrmalt gyermeksereggel egyut!
JarulJanak scent asztalhoz.
Ugy boritekban valo, mint SIT
jegyek beszerzesere valo ajande
kaikrol ell ne feledkezzenek hi
vek ez alkalommal Sc.
Ajandskok.- "A lelkesz csalado1
a k6vetkezok leptek meg kedves
ajandekkal vizsga alkalmab6l
Kovacs Olga, Tatar MatiId, Kopa
csi Bella es Bozsi, Vass Istvan {,
Laszlo, Gyorgy Aranka, Takes
Piroska es. az a-b-c osztaly eg,
nagy baxi candyt, kiilon a tisz
teletes asszonynak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-13
FARRELL,
A FARRELL REF. EGYHAZ
HIREI,
Kohl: Vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz.

Ertesites. -Ezuton ohajtjuk a
farrelli magyar reformatus egy-
haz Osszes hiveinek tudomasara
hozni AIT, hogy a reank kovetke-
10 vasarnap, azaz augustus ho
23-an, a fentnevezett egyhazkoz-
seq kebeleben mem lesz tartva is
tentisztelet, miutan az egyhaz lei
kesze a nyari mindennapos ma
gyar iskola tanitasa altal jol meg
erdemelt vakaci6jan lesz S igy a
fentneyezett napOn sem vasarna-
pi iskOla, sem istentisztelet mem
lesz tartva. Ezzel kapcsolatosan,
szeretettel kerem az egyhaz hiveit
ARA, hogy lelkesz tavollete
alatt minden egyhazi iigyben, a
mi addig esetleg eloadna maeat,
forduljanak az egyhaz fogondno-
kahoz, Biro Andrashoz, vagy eset-
leg Antal Istvan egyh.- -jegyzohoz.
Mind kettonek van telefonja.
A gysrmelek piknik lesz1mola
sa.-Igeretiinkhoz kepest mind
azokat, akiket esetleg ezen dgv
erdekel, tudatjuk, hogy oyer
mex piknik leszamolasa a multi
hdten tartott presbyteri gyilesei,
negtortent, amely leszAmolason
mega allapittatott, hogy 4 majalis
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-13
|Egyhazi hirek |
Rom. kath. egyhaz

Observation-Disclosures, Bias
kovics Frigyes es Dominik Maria
leanya, sziil. jul. 4-en, ker. aug.
8. Keresztsziil6k voltak: Szunyog
Istvan es Tomka Anna.
Esketesek. .-Hazassagra leptek
a SIT. Istvan templomban aug. 10
en- reggel 9 orakor, enekes scent
mise alatt, Muretics Antal es Ma
tyassy Erzsebet. Tanuk voltak
Muretics Istvan es Matyassy Ist-
van.
Agusztus lien, enekes scent
mise kereteben, hazassagra leptek
hgyancsak a SIT. Istvan templom
ban, Lebio A.. Lajos es MartoI
Maria. Tanuk voltak: Depaul Sa
mu es Hudak Peter. Minden jot
kivanunk a ket ifju parnak.
SIT. istvannapi bucsu.-Kozele
dix templomunk unnepe, a SIT
istvannapi bucsu, mely ez evbel
august. 23-ra esik. Mindenesetr,
ezt a napot kello fennyel es pom
paval meg fogjuk iinnepelni, an
nal is inkabb, mivel ez nemcsal
egyhazi iinnepiink nekiink, hanen
magyar nemzeti iinnepilnk is
Mint minden esztendoben, ugy bi
zonyara most is meg fognak jelel
nj katholikus egyleteink testUle
tileg a templomban.
Adomany. Szeminariumr
adott Benis Andras $5.-t.
Havidijak.-Tisz6czky Janos L
Youngstownbol hozott $3.50, Ba
ko Tstvan Albert St.-rol $12; eze
felUl fizettek: Timk0 JOSEF S4
Hon Ferenc So, Fedor Janos s:
Menyhert Jozsefne So, Benis Ant
ras S., Revesz Mihaly $40.
Fopasztorunk visszaterese RI
mabd.-Egyhazmegyenk puspi
ke, Schrembs Josef, cleveland
piisp0k, most ter vissza romai z;
l-andokutjarol ebbol az alkalon
boil Macy fogadtatast rendezne
szamara a jovo vasarnap. dellpta
ot orakor Gevelandban, es ped1
vilagiak egyesiilten a papsagga
Akik hajtanak reszt venni eze
a nagyszabasu iinnepelyen, azo
jelenjenek meg, illetve gyiileke.
zenek Clevelandban piisp0l
templom elott vasarnap deluta
fel 5 orakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-13
A SOPRONI SZA L M A.
LAKOK.
A "Sopronvarmegye' ;

"A SOprOnVarmegy
szamabol vessziik hirt, hogy az
Erzsebet k6rhazban ket csaladot
apolnak, akik evek ota szalmakaz-
lakban laknak, ahol az el0sdi fer
gek valosaggal elboritottak testii-
ket. Az aBsdiektol es hidegtol ell
csigazott szerencsetleneket kor-
hazban igyekeznek most talpraal-
Htani. Az egyik szalmalakot, Gras-
singer Adolf szobafest6t es fele
seget a rendGrsegen is ismerlk.
Tudjak roluk, hogy allati sorban
elnek rendorjaratok allandoan
ellen0riztek 0ket a kazal- l-lakasban.
Termeszetesen embeNi lakaslroz
mem tudjak juttatni oket mivel
soproni illetoseguek, rend0rseg
kenytelen volt tiirni AIT megol-
dast, amelyet Grassinger valasz-
tott.
A mask szalmalakofamiliarol
a rendorsegen mem tudtak. Stuka
Antal napszamos, a felesege es
nyolchonapos gyermekiik a tavon
kiilkeriiletben, a Pozsonyi-ut men
ten levo kazlak egyikeben huztak
meg magukat. Borzalmas allapot-
ban keriiltek az orvosok ele,
Rongydarabok f0dtek csontvazza
sovanyodott testuket. S az elet Vi
raga ezen ket ember-k0ron is
kibimbozott. Nyolc h6nappal ez-
elott Pozsonyl-uti szalmakaza-
Ion g6lya kelepelt, kisfiut hozott.
A korhazba ritkan keriilnek her
cegek, hitbizomanyi javadalma-
sok. Az orvosok megszoktak a
nyomor legs6tetebb kepeit is. De
amikor nyolc honapos csecse-
mot meglattak, megdobbentek ma
guk is. A boldogtalan cs0ppsegnek
ingecskeje sincs az anyja keble
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-13

tenik csak, hogy ezutan mem sop
roni, hanem banfalvi szalmaka-
zalban iitnek tanyat, inert lakas
Banfalvan sincs, de kazal van.
Egy foldmives tehenet vezet az
utcan es talalkozik egy mask gaz
daval, taki beszelgetni kezd vele.
= Koma, hova viszi tehenet? ?
- Az allatorvoshoz.
- Talan beteg?
= Mem beteg a.
= Talan mem ad eleg tejet?
- De bizony ad "a.
- Hat akkor mer viszi az al
latorvoshoz?
- Mer az i've.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-13
Gorog kath. egyhaz

fdJd-nagyJd elOtC affOl is emleKe-
zetes lesz, hogy onnet szarmazott
buzg0 hittestveriink, Katona Gyu-
la, leetoniai lakos egyszazhuszon-
OF dollaros nagylelkii adomanya-
val lehetove tette anna regen tap
lalt 6hajunk megvalositasat, hogy
templomunk ved6szentjenek s hit
kozsegiink egi partfog6janak: SIT
Gyorgy Macy vertanunak miive-
sizes kivitelii, remek szep oltar-
kepet megszerezhettIk.
Valoban megerdemli tehat ez az
| egyszerii, de talpig becsuletes
munkastestverjink, hogy, amidon
| igaz hithdseger6l, osi magyar szcr
tartasu templomunkhoz valo ra-
gaszkodasarol lily ritka bokezil-
seggel tett fenyes tanubizonysa-
got = nevet a Macy nyilvanossag
elott is meg0r0kitsiik.
/ Verejtekes munkajaval ser
zett keresmenyebol felajanlott al
dozatkeszseget az altal is igyekez-
think emlekezetess6 tenni, hogy a
kis magyar templomunk diszeul
szolgal6 kepet megyes pjispok
urunk altal szenteltettuk meg.
! Fogadja viszonzasul nemes szi-
vii testveriink az egesz hitkoz-
| seq k0sz0net6t azon 0szinte XII
vansaga kisereteben, hogy egi
partfogonk k0zbenjarasara telje-
sitse a 10 listen minden 10 szande-
ku kereset.
Nyilvanos Observation-Disclosures
k0telessegenek tartja egyhazunk
S egyletUnk vezet6sege az ujsag
utjan is nyilvanos elismereset Is
k0szonetet tolmacsolni az "Oree
Egylet S a Bridgeport Sz0vetse
youngstown osztalyanak" ma
gyar testveri szeretetre vallo szi
YES es nemes elozekenyseguker1
}, hogy gy0ny0rii sep magyar, il
letve amerikai zaszlojat megye
piispok urunk augustus 2-iki la
togatasa{ alkalmaval az iinnepe
lyes fogadtatashoz "a legnagyobl
; kfszseggel atengedtek.
Ugyancsak helyen fejezziik k
halankat Kiss Andras, brier hill
magyar testveriinknek, ki truck
javal volt, minden dijazas nelkiil
! egyhazunk segitsegere, valamin
Luyon Gy0rgy hitkozsegi alapi
tonknak, ki sep uj aut6javal hoz
ia ell piisp0k urat a lelkeszi la
kasra, oman templom ele visz
sza. 81
De fogadjak szeretetteljes meg
emlekezesiinket egyuttal mind
azok, Xix piisp0klatogatasi es oil
tarkepszentelesi 0romiinnepelyiin
k0n testveri egyiitterzessel osztoz
kodiak, az iinnepseg fenyenel
emelesehez barmikeppen is hozza
jarultak.
Amennyiben a keresztszulok 81
yes adomanyait a helysziike mi
att szamunkban mem koz0lhet
jiik, az adakoz6krol szives ajal
latokr6l jov5 heten fogunk ha
las k0sz0nettel elszamolni.
K0z0s Observation-Disclosures
a SIT. Gyorgy Szovetseg youngs
town. 12-ik fiokjaval egyiittesel
folyo no 29-en, szombaton, a
Ohio Works steeltoni jatekterel
nyari idenyt bezar6, nagyszabasl
mulatsagot fog rendezni, melye7
a kiszolgalas tevekenyseget !
SIT. Mihaly Egylet iigyeskezii as
. szonyai fogjak gyakorolni, XIX
mex penzkezelesben, ticketel
arusitasaban a kello rendfental
tasaban a kozos rendezoseg fol
segedkezet nyujtani.
A mulatsagra kiilon kollektala
mem lesz, hanem helyen is szere
tettel keri fel az egyhaz es az egy
let vezet6sege a jolelkii magya
kozonseget, hogy akinek modja
ban van, legyen szives, akar ter
meszetbeni, akar penzbeli adoma
nyaval mulatsag kiadasainal
fedezesehez hozzajarulni meme
czandak2rGl Enzoc rond ozXc ooo
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I asked Jack that question, and
he looked at me rather keenly, as
he said:
I'm sure 1 don't know, Leslie.
After winning that wager for me,
are you beginning to be curious, like
other women?"
mo, Jack" I said, but that was
a queer thing for old sgd to say"
very queer. 1 think I'll have to
ask him about it By the way, my
dear, do you imagine there is any
thing else in the world you can get
into by way Of an adventure with
out absolutely killing yourself?
am certainly going to rechristen you
THE Stormy Petrol.
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc.)
TOMORROW-Letter from Leslie
Prescott to Ruth Burke.
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/ Heavy Syrup-Bring to the boiling
point and boil eight minutes.
Picked Peaches
Four pounds peaches, 2 cups cider
vinegar. cups light brown sugar,
l teaspoon whole cloves, 2 teaspoons
broken stick cinnamon, l teaspoon
allspice berries.
Tie spices in cheesecloth. Wash
peaches and wipe Of fuzz. Stick two
whole cloves in each pack. Pack in
a large sterilized crock. Put vinegar,
sugar and spices into preserving ket-
tie and bring to the boiling point.
Boil five minutes and pour over
peaches. Cover and let stand in a
cool place for three days. Drain
off syrup and reheat with the spice
bag When boiling add peaches and
simmer until fruit can be pierced
with a straw. Pack in sterilized
glass cans, pour over syrup and
seal.
Peach and Orange Marn1alade
Twenty-four peaches. 4 oranges,
sugar.
Scald peaches and slip skins. Cut
in thin slices, removing stones. Wash
| oranges and cut in thin slices, dis
cardtng seeds and center pith. Com
bine fruit and weigh. Cover bottom
of preserving kittle with water. Add
fruit and as many pounsd Of sugar
as there were pounds of fruit. Boil
until thick, stirring to prevent
burning. Pour into sterlized Jars
and SEAL
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The Tangle
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COTT TO RUTH BURKE
CONTINUED.

I didn't see Melville Sartoris again
before we left In fact, his other
guests telephoned me today that
when he came on board his yacht he
asked to be pardoned for leaving
them to their own devices, and went
below to his stateroom. He Insisted,
however, that they should all stay as
long as they pleased, but all of them
were too excited to dance or play
bridge and they all took the mid
night train for home.
Mr.. Sartoris," said my woman
friend, provided everything for our
comfort. but no one saw him before
we left. His man said he was too
broken up at what might have been
the outcome of his party to try and
see anyone"
When we arrived home this morn
ing 1 found that Jacks mother was
in the house, and, of course, she
wanted to know everything that had
passed. Jack told her 1 was in no
condition to recount the experiences
1 had been through, and asked her
to make herself comfortable until
evening. That gave me a chance to
finish this letter.
Please write me, dear Ruth, and
tell me all about everything. Is
Walter as dear as ever? Is he as
much in love with you? 1 am sure
1 need not ask that. You must know,
dear. how glad 1 am that you are
so happy.
Jack hasn't left me all day. He
keeps wandering in and out of my
room as though he must keep me in
sight for fear I would bodily fly
away at the first chance I got.
He seems to have fallen in love
with me all over again. l believe
that can be done, Ruth. I believe
that love does f1uctuate, that it
comes, often suddenly, and grows
and grows until it reaches a poirt
where it must either subside or
burst. With Jack and me it had
been subsiding for some months
now, until yesterday. Today my
husband is as much in love with me
as it is possible for him to be. and
I am very happy.
sgd did not come home with us;
he went to Albany instead, and we
have not heard from him except a
wire asking if Jack and were all
right.
Wasn't it a funny thing that he
said to me that one almost gets what
one earnestly seeks for. Do you
think sgd is in love with anybody?
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Jealous Husband

Dear, Miss Lee: am q married .r d.. Do man
drent of fourteen and eight, years am am
now living with my second husband ny ny
not love MY husband and it is driving, me
nearly crazy as there is man al az 10y
one ever did love am thiPak * is s se6d
to the children but is so very Jealous Of
me and he has no room to be as m n very very
he thinks lots Of me d but he 6i6 doesn't 9o
man would do if he loved his wife; ne
doesn't want me to go any. place unIe to
have any friends. 1 could take care 81
my children if leave him w q Ev S3all
do? "OhN1GD'
If you leave him, you will be
leaving your children too, because
you cannot support yourself by
working and remain with them
while they need you. They are too
young to leave that way just now
If it is the jealousy that inks you
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He Is Not True

Dear Miss Lee I am woman ~ years pS
several wears. and have always been True
IN him until the last t%3 yeZ-T, 80
then I have been going out Win tt tIt
different men, because 1oQhu w t tiIe,
he has been running around WIZ VIII oI!10t t
women. I don't think any o. IhGn4 Il, j aIS
very nice from what he says. DoS%ou S9rH IN
his man can love me ana 40 tne tnliiss
he does? He SAYS be is through so"i lla3
Wild oats and wants to marry me yfT,
the last six months l have been , golns
He e. is always thinking. OF me and ne n !;
Won think / should keep on going with
him and marry him some day. as ne says
or should 1 keep the one that curses any any
tries to buy my love and bosses ne aIlo
isn't true? ALN:A
You say nothing about being IN
love with either of them, so 1 don
think your problem should be hard
one. If you are a glutton for punish
ment, and would lead a haTassed
and miserable life then marry the
man who is untrue.
In the meantime, be sure to keep
the love of the man you can trust,
until you find out whether you love
him or not. If not, tell him. If SO,
marry him.
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SOCIAL
Activities
EN- TERT AIN NTs
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

ISIS LUCILLE McCASLIN of
IMt Cleveland, Ohio, who is the
80 guest of Miss Mary Heath,
21S E. Nineteenth ST., was the guest
of honor at a luncheon and theater
party, given by Miss Heath, Wednes-
day afternoon. Other guests in
! Guided Misses Dorothy Pier, Gladys
Hacklenan, Martha Dean and Mar
garet Woessner.
Miss Maude Russell, 60 n. Ritter
Ave, was hostess Tuesday evening
when the Alpha Delta Theta Soror-
ity of Butler University entertained
for members who will leave this fall
TO teach. The honor guests were
Miss Katherine Murphy, Miss Helen
Moffett and Miss Eloise Luzador.
Miss Mary Hendricks Hart. 1875
Hampton DR., entertained Tuesday
afternoon with q bridge party and
miscellaneous shower in honor of
Miss Lydia Bates whose marriage to
Haldane A Griggs will take place
Tuesday.
A color scheme of pink and white
was used and the ices and cakes
were in the shapes of hearts. The
guests included, Mesdames. W. O..
Bates. Nellie NJ. Christie, Albert
Screes. Misses. Dorothy Griggs,
June Cagwin. Edith Ambuhl, Miriam
Garrison, Mary McPhetridge and
Margaret McPhetridge.
Miss Emily Brossman will enter
tain with a party Thursday at her
home, 5601 E. St. Clair ST., in honor
of Miss Bates.
Sunday afternoon Miss Griggs will
entertain informally in honor Of
Miss Bates.
Center Council. No. 1885. S. B. A.
was TO give a benefit bunco and
, euhcre party at Eagles Hall, 80 W.
, Vermont St, Wednesday evening.
Temple Review, No. Is. W. B. A,
will give a card party Thursday aft
ernoon at Castle Hall Mrs. Susie
Blumberg IS chairman.
Alvin P. Hovey w. r. c. will give
a benefit card party for the orphans
Thursday at p. m. at the home Of
Mrs. Camille McClain, 1918 Perry
Ave.
Lavelle Gossett Auxiliary to the
Veterans of Foreign Wars was to
hold a benefit card party wednes-
day evening at the hall, 902 n.
Pershing Ave.
Altar Society Of st. Philip Neri
Church was to entertain with cards
Wednesday at $50 p. m. at the
school hall on Eastern Ave.
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority Of
Butler University will entertain with
its first rush dance at the Lincoln
room of the Lincoln Saturday eve
ming. Decorations will be of sum-
mer flowers Miss Eleanor Dunn is
general chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gorden. 1852
Brookside Ave, were entertained
with a surprise party Tu esday eve
ming by the members of the Heath
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Girls don't have to be afraid Of
kissing and having the men tell
The girls do the telling themselves.
They advertise among their friends
blatantly. They press agent their
necking parties as though they were
glorious triumphs. And in spite OF
the tendency of the age they are
undeniably cheapened by their own
actions and tongues.
Promiscuous kissing can do moth
ing more than disgust either a
man or girl-if he or she has any
of the finer qualities of mind and
heart. 1t becomes sickening. NO
girl who values herself is going to
give her lips to a man whose own
lips have been redeemed by the rouge
of innumberable other girls lips.
And no man fancies proposing to
a. miss who has abused her freedom
by making love to a different man
eveT~V night
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-19

m CACHES make delicious mar
- malades, pickles and sauces"
IL for winter days when fresh
fruit is expensive and scarce.
Plain canned peaches can be used
in a. number of ways, right from the
can as sauce" with cake, in salad
or in fancy desserts.
The peach marmalades and pans
add much to hot biscuits, the com
bination taking the place of dessert
in a meal.
And picked peaches always seem
to add to the nominees of a meal as
no other continent can.
AS in other fruits, peaches should
be perfectly firm and under-ripe
rather than over-ripe for canning,
Can peaches in a light syrup for
salads and a medium syrup for table
use. The cold-pack method is pref
cradle although many housekeepers
have used the open-kettle method
with success for years.
To Cold-Pack Peaches
Choose firm freestone peaches,
wash and dip in boiling water for
two minutes. Plunge into cold water
and slip skins. Cut in halves and
remove stones. Pack in sterilized
jars to within one-fourth inch from
the top. Pour over syrup to cover
peahces. Half seal. Put into hot
water bath and process for twenty
minutes, counting the time after the
water begins to boil. Remove from
boiler, seal and turn upside down to
cool.
Syrup-Three cups sugar, 2 cups
water.
Thin Syrup-Dissolve and bring
to the boiling point.
Medium Syrup-Bring to the boil
ing point and boil four minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-19
CLUBB AND MEETINGS

The Aid Society of the Pro-
gressive Spiritualist Church will hold
an all message meeting Thursday
afternoon, from 2 to 4 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. J. G.. Schlotter, 1925
y. Talbot St.
St. Mary's Social Club will enter
tain with cards and lotto Thursday
afternoon at the school hall at 315
n. New Jersey st. Hostesses will
Dc, Mrs. George Peatz, Mrs. Ezertt
Perry, Mrs. Joseph Pslager, Mrs. Leo
I3ispissin, and Mrs. Barbara Porr.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-19
WOMAN Jailed
FOR CONTEMPT
Claimed Late Lotta Crabtree
Was Her Mother.
BIZ Omitted Press

BIZ Unitcd Press
BOSTON, Mass. Aug. 19.-Judge
William ]. Prest. in Suffolk County
probate court today found Mrs Ira
Nj. Blankenbrg of Tulsa, Okla.
guilty of contempt of court for per-
jury in connection with her fight to
break the will of the late actress,
Lolita Crabtree and sentenced her
to six months Imprisonment.
Conviction of Mrs. Blankenburg
followed a fight lasting many weeks
in which she sought to establish
kinship with the late actress, whom
she claimed as her mother.