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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
TIsZTIKART VALASZT A Pc
T0FI EGYLET.
Nehany komoly $40 az egylet tag
iaihcz-A vasarnapi gyiilesen min
den tag legyen jelen-Magyar be-
csiilettel tartsa magat a tagsag az
alspszabalvokhcz.

Ket eredmenytelen kiserlet utan
vasarnap ismet tisztvisel6 valasz-
t6i gyiilest tart a rendes havi 0sz.
szejovetel keret6ben az East Yo.
ungstownf Pet6fi Sander Egy-
let. A regi vezet3seg ket alkalom-
NAL 0sszehivta tagokat valaszt6
gyiilesre = azonban olyan kevc-
sen j0ttek ossze, hogy az uj tisz-
tikart mem lehetett megvalasztani.
A tagsag legnagyobb resze = tisz-
telet a kivetelnek = mem t0r6dill
az egylet dolgaival $ jov6jevel S
csak akkor megy ell a gyiilesekre,
ha segelyt kell felvennie, inert
hisz' abb6l anyagi elonye szarma
zik. A magyarsag endeket s. az
egylet jovSjet szem el6tt tartva,
figyelmeztetjuk az egylet hanyag
tagjait, hogy hat ez tovabb mar
mem mehet ICY. Januar 25-en, del
utan ket oral kezdettel rendek
havi gyileset tartja meg az egy-
let minden tag legyen jelen
ezen a fontos egyben tisztvisel6-
ket valaszt6 gyiilesen.
Az alapszabalyok kimondjak,
hogy tagok kotelessege a gyii-
leseken valo szemelyes resztvetel
- ez al6l csak alapos indok,
munka, betegseg, stb. mentheti fel
tagsagot. Sajat lelkiismeretevel
szamoljon az, aki gyiilesek lato-
gatasat elhanyagolja ezaltal an
max az egyletnek, melynek tagja-
va feleskiidott, karokat okoz.
Hissziilk, hogy az elmondottakat
megszivleli a tagsag S a vasarnapi
gyiilesen oft lesz minden egyes
tag. Kivanjuk, hogy Pet6fi Egy-
let megvalasztva ere az eszten-
dore tisztikarat, haladjon el5re
pzon az uton, melynek celia a Sc
bek gy6gyitasa, a konnyek letor-
lese az arv6k nehez helyzetenek
konnyit6se.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
B K r E G I o S z X A r
YOUNGSTOWN ES
FARRELLBEN.

| A "lcgnagyobb magyar szinmii-
vesz'', Beregi' Oszkar, Farrellben
szeptember 26-an, Youngstowpban
okt6bpr 12-en lep fel. Beregi Osz-
karral egyidejiileg erkezik Ameri-
kaba a szinmiiveszetben melt6
partnere, Pechy Blanka, jelenleg
a budapest magyar Szinhaz"
kival6 miiveszn0je.
Ami6ta magyarorszagi vendeg-
szineszek, reszben igaz, reszben
gyanus miiveszettel kedveskednel1
az amerikai magyarsagnak, erthe-
to az ovatossag olyan esetben, mi
kor egy ujabb szinesznek es szi-
nesznonek az amerikai magyarsag
el6tti szerepleser6l van $40.
Az 6sz .folyaman Amerika kaba er-
kez6 Beregi Oszkar es Pechy Blan
ka eseteben az 6vatossag teljesen
felesleges, inert mindkettonek
olyan muveszi multja es miiveszi
lelkiismerete van, mely indokolt-
ia teszi ait a Macy erdekl6dest,
mellyel az amerikai magyarsag
Beregi Oszkar es Pechy Blanka
fellepeset varja.
Beregi Oszkar a budapest
"Nemzeti Szinhaz'' es becsi
Burg Theatre miivesze es Pechy
Blanka a magyar Szinhaz" XII
val6 miiveszn6je, Zola Emil szocia
lis jelent6segenel fogva is vilag-
hirii darabjaban, a "Palinka"-
ban lepnek fel el6szor.
A Beregi vallalkozas felkeri a
Youngstown es Farrelli egylete-
ket es szervezeteket, hogy ezen a
napon ne rendezzenek eloadasc-
kat es mulatsagokat. A vendeg-
miveszek turnejara alkalomadtan
meg visszateriink es szereplesIk
jelent6segevel kimerit6bben fog
lalkozunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22

gyosabb ferfi es no nagyon trte.
kes jutalomban r6szesiil.
AIT mondannnk sem kell, hogv
nagyszerii muzsikar6l gondosko
dott a rendez6seg. Rig6 Janos hi.
res "rongyos' bandaja fog ez al.
kalommal mnzsik alni, AIT hissziik
hogy az est alkalmaval ciga.
nyok lesznek a legjobban 0lt0zk0l
We. A muzsikanak mem lesz soha
vege, egyfolytaban, egy szuszra
huzzak maid fiistosok, amig a
tancol6k birjak.
Enni es innivaldk is b6sfgne,l
lesznek - semmiben mem lesz hi
any, hazilag kfsziilt jofelek var
jak az eheseket, szomjusagra les2
csillapito, aki meg nagyon neki-
'tiizesedett a, csardas kozben, az is
talal maid hHsit6t.
Senki Sc mlllassza ell EFT pom
pas mulatsagot, inert aki mem lesz
oft ezen a 'trongyos' balon, az
holta napjaig, hajat tepve fog
sajnalkozni,, hogy konnyelmii fo-
vel mem vette ki.a maga reszet en-
mex az evnek els6 igazi baljab6l.
Hstfon, jan,tar 26-an, rongyo-
san, lomposan, Gle pontosan este
8 oral kezdettel legyen egyiitt az
-egesz nixevarsag Esossath K6i;f>
ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22

Hetf9n este, ha valamely idegen
believed maid a Kossuth K0rbe, az
oda lesz amulatt0l. A hatalmas to-
rem tele lesz ko2onseggel, mulato,
tancol6 magyarokkal, magyar no.
tat fog huzni cigany, a koz0n-
segnek, mely rongyokba, foltos,
piszkos ruhakba lesz 0lt0zk0dve
ez alkalommal. Az idegen 0ssze
csapja maid kezet csak akkor
ocsudik maid fel az amulattol, ha
megtudja, hogy ez esten a Kossuth
Kor termeiben magyarsag tart
ia ennek a farsangnak legsikeriil-
tebb baljat, a "Rongyos Bait
Hetek ota egyebrGl sem folyik
$40 a magyar berkekben = pedig
Oft, kiilonosen az asszonynep k0-
z0tt, mindig akad beszed tema =
mintia Kossuth Kor nagyszabasu
es nagyaranyu mulatsagarol, mely
"Rongyosan, lomposan, de ponto-
san :. jegyeben fog lefolyni. Ke-
sziilodik nagyban mindenki errc
a mulatsagra, kesziilnek ruhak,
"a regi poros ladakbol el6keriilnelk
a kopott, foltos 0ltozekck, elszag-
gatott ruhadarabok s a k0z0nseg-
mex olyan latvanyban lesz resze,
hogy egesz ejjelen at mem fogy
maid Xxi a deriiltsegb6l. A reszt
veN0k6t a Macy -bek6sagon XVII,
meg sarkalja az is, hogy a legron-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22

hogy ez esztendoben ezen az els6
gyiilesen lehetoleg teljes szam-
ban jelen legyen, hogy legalabb
az evi els6 gyiilesr6l elmondhas-
suk, hogy minden TAG. jelen volt.
A hatralekosok tartsak szigoru
koteless6giiknek tartozasaik rem
dezes6t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
A MAGYAR POLGARI
KOR GYttLESE.
Vasarnap delutan fontos gyiilest
tart a Mahoning Megyei Magyar
sPclgarok K5re.
Megejtik a ttsztviselG valasztasokat -
lepeseketH tesznek q Kor charterosasa sr-
dekebenrLegyen jelen minden polgar.

A magyarsag szives tudomasara
hozzuk, hogy Polgari Kor a re-
ank kovetkezo vasarnapon,, ianu-
ar 25-6n, delutarf pontban 3 oral
kezdettel Kosslth Kor termebcn
gyiilest tart. A sgyjilesre hivatalos
elsosorban tagsag, de remeliiilS
oft lesznek ez alkalommal az 0sz-
szes magyar polgarok es polgarje-
l0ltek, akik hissziik a vasarnapi
gyiil6st felhasznaljak ARA, hoey
beallanak a Kor tagjainak sora-
ba. A vasarnapi gyiilfs targysoro-
zatanak egyik legfontosabb pont-
ia az NJ tisztikG megvalasztasa.
A naptari ev v6Tfvel regi tiszt;-
kar mandatnma hiart a K6r tag
jain all, hogy kikre bizza veze-
test ennek az evhak folyaman. A
gyiilfsen elhataroEzak, k0veten-
do lfpeseket atllak trdekeben,
hogy a Polgari kor miel6bb be-
charterozott testiilete legyen az
Egyesiilt Allamoanak.
A Mahoning n1fgyei magyarsag
max feltetleniil sAiksege van ere
a testiiletre ertnek bizonysagat
szolgaltattak pemreg lezajlott
salasztasok. Sainps valaszt6pol-
garok csak kis t6redeke cit alkot-
manyos jogaval, ami bizony meg
lehetSs szegenysegi bizonyitvany
az egesz magyarsag reszere.
Kell, hogy varosankban es k6r-
nyeken egy hatalesas akci6 indi-
tassek meg, melynek celia a ma
gyarsag t0meges polgarosodasa
legyen. lit volna az ideje annak,
hogy belassa minden lit el6 ma
gyar, hogy polgarnak lenni mem
csak joga, hanem egyben koteles-
sege is minden hazankfianak. A
XII ennek az orszagnak kenyeret
eszi, gyermekei lit n6ttek fcl, lit
iskolaznak, kell hogy tudatara eb-
redjen annak, hogy mindezekert
tartozik is egy viszontszolgalattal.
Szomoru dolog lenne, ha ma
gyarjaink csak allkor polgarosod
nanak, ha ezt a t0rveny szigora
tenne szamukra k0telez6ve. A
Polgari Kor k0telessege, hogy ezt
a polgarositast meg azel6tt keresz
till vigye, miel6tt a t0rveny eletbe
lepne.
Ismetelten kerjiik magyarsa-
got, legyen jelen vasarnapi gyii-
lessen tiintet6en nagy szammal,
hogy a hozott hatarozatok ne csak
a magyarsag egy t0redekenek k0-
zos akaratat kepviseljek.
Gregosits J6zsef, eln0k.
.JnhSsz Janoa titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
REF. EGYLET GYttLEST
TART.

A Ref. Egyhazi, Ferfi es N6i BIS,
Egylet most vasarnap, jan. 25-en,
delutan ket oral kezdettel tartja a
meg gyiileset a szokott helyen,E q
ref. templom basementjeben. a1A
4 Az nj vezet6seg k6ri q t&gsagot,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
lomposan, de pontosan...
A FARsANG ELs6 NAGYszABAsU BAHIA.

Kossuth Kor heto Rongyos Balan oft lesz az egesz
magyarsag szakadt ompos rongyos csavargokkal
lesz tee terem-Ilyen pompas muatsag meg mem volt
varosunkban Todozot fodozott rngyes rongyos, gomb
nek, usze ruhaju hogyek es urak konvencioja lesz
Kosuth K0rben-Ki lesz rongyosak legron-
gyosabbika
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
CANADA. -Elfogadtak vasutasok kivansagait

Canadian National Railways ennek vallalatnak Is al
kamaota k0zot megleh6s elesre fordut heyzet
end6 foyaman vasuasok beemeest szoca heyzetuk
asat kert6k vasuarsasag kerest teiestette
ket 1924. augustus l-ig vsszamen6leg feemelte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
VOL. xIv.-IK EvFoLYAM 4-1K SIAM
Nemzetk6zi munkaviszonyok


Australia k6t ontos kkot6varosaban Newcastle
baneban nagyban csokken k06 orgaon part munok
eges szrakja k6vekezeben munkasok haandok dutan
ora uan dolgozni overtime any nagyon megerzk
kot6 forgalman
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
PORTUGALIA.-Cs0kken termeles

Az oporto gya kereben parvaaaok nagyresze Gzem-
reduc6val dolgozk udtato hogy ugy bef0d
piac parckSeket vev6 kepessege nagymertek
benz cs0kkent
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22

japan njagok adata szern Tokyo kornyek6n munkane
kek ama zazzer embee eheo japan kormany minden
van hogy eresetnk embere szamar
alkalmakat teremtsen. Assfs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
KINA.-Munkanelkiiliseg

Knaban embeek ezre alanak eeneg munka neku Leg
nagyob zmban Shanghai vrosaban ahatok keresetnku
berek akknek rendzavarao forraaami feepe megehet6
fnek varos nez6 korei munkantlkusg probemaanaS
megodasra mind napig tortent hvaaos ntezkedes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
PANAMA.-Nemet gyarmatosok.

komany 1928 december 2Sa eetbe epett t0rvenye
ertemeben eleezese volt bztosva Pana
terueen csaados embeek eek s6
25n erkezett Panamaba aho atvettek
kalasahoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22

OLVASSA Az sAMERIKAI Ma
GYAR HIRLAPOT Es TAMOI
GASSA Az ARBAN HIRDE,.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
AUSZTRIA.--A munkanelkiiliek segslye.

Austria t0rvenyhoasa efogada unkanekuiek segeyenek
meser6l s6d orvenyt Az NJ orveny megaapitott
g6 100 szzaekka magasabb januar hawaiian
kanekHli segelyntl.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
Letszamcsokkent@s a vasutakon.

Az oztrak vasuak zemeyzeben nagv Observation-Disclosures
tex keret 1928 szeptember Len 496O mbernek ado
kenyere, sam azonban 1924 apris 9495O
apadt le.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22

Magyarul: Ez kulonleges da-
rab biidos salt egy olyan waptol'
(angol csufnev, kiilonosen olaszok
re, de altalaban Observation-Disclosures
valosziniileg mem a Vindicator
kiadohivatalanak innyere - iro-
dott.
Ont senki sem kerte ARA, hogy
a mi orszagunk torvenyeit kom-
mentalja - es teljesen elegendo,
ha nehany sort ir mar lit levo test
yer "wap" "-jai itteni torteneter6l.
Ha az On embere'' otthon
hagyta csaladjat amikor kijott, az
mem az en- hibam. Menjen pokol-
ba innen es maradjon oft Onnel
egyutt, ahova val6 --. a diszn66l-
(Folyt. o ak oldalon)
New Britain herald., 1925-03-21

violence,
 So 1t was that Kathleen drove to Brixton without escort, to be set down iu front of the garlsh little villa in the middle of the afternoon. Telling the taxi-driver to wait, she rang the bell and was admitted by the smart maid without the oppo- sitlon encountered by Wragge on the. previous day. She was shown into a tawdry sitting-room to the right of the narrow entrance pas sage, and 1t was not until the sery- ant had closed the door on her that she awoke to the fact that she had neither been asked nor given her name. ..- l. The fumes of strong cigar had assailed her nostrils on entering the house, and she concluded that MT. Trickey had observed her arrival from the room on the other side of the passage and that he would join her presently. She only hoped that he would be sober.
 But five minutes passed and, neither drunk nor sober, did MT. simon Trickey or anyone else ap- pear. Another five minutes passed
New Britain herald., 1925-03-21

and the door opened to admit the tinted lady who had parleyed with Wragge from the doorstep the pre- vious day. Recognition was mutual and instantaneous.
 Sally Grimes!" exclaimed Kath- Teen.
 Miss Maud Blair" advanced. a tentative hand ready, but dropped when no responsive sign of 1t being grasped was shown.
 Do sit down. Miss oienister," she simpered. My husband told me he was expecting a lady on busi- ness, but who would have dreamed that 1t would be you!"
 Bewildered, and with a sense Of physical nausea she could not &C., count for, Kathleen sank into a gaudy, plush-covered chair.
 "Mr. Trickey is your husband" she gasped.
 "Yes. am quite an old married woman" was the giggled reply: Though l daresay they have an- other tale to tell of me at Beech wood, Miss Glenister."
 Kathleen ignored the brazen sug- gestion. Nothing but the local gos- sin that you were married reached me-" she replied coIdly.''I have not been much at Beechwood lately"
 But you were there when the | rf a@fta0 lunch VI the lady of the house insinuated slyly.
 That is a matter I cannot dis cuss with you," said Kathleen. "1s it likely to be long before ! can see your husband?'
 "He will be in directly. left him in the dining room with - with a man who's rather difficult to get rid of You don't show much in- terest, Miss Glenister, in my present circumstanccs# You would be sur prised 10 hear that am the chief breadwinner in this humble abode Miss Maud Blair if you please, | of the films"
 Kathleen had the haziest idea ot what the woman was talking about but she made few polite inquiries which more than enlightened hei as to the nature of Miss Blair's' occupation and the fame she had won thereby. And then 8 suddef intuition told her that her hostess was not only talking from vanity but to gain time - and tha< all tht time she was listening intently'
 Kathleen listened, too, and sh' was almost instantly rewarded b! two sounds in quick succession Th' first was the swish of a silk petit coat in the passage and the secon' was the furtive opening and shut ting of the front door. kathleei was sitting too far back in the room to obtain a full view of the persol leaving the house, but she caugh a glimpse of a purple aigrette = i, q singular ornament If worn b the man" with whom, according | his wife, MT. Simon Trickey ha : been engaged on the other side o the passage.
 (To Re Continued)
New Britain herald., 1925-03-21

But when the Magician came running down the path through the woods, he stopped where our friends were hiding and peered under the bushes.
 Aha. You thought you could hide from me! Didn't you? Now every last one of you come right out"
 Of course, after they had been discovered, there wasn't any use hiding any longer so Raggedy Ann and the others came out and stood in front of the magician.
 Now l spect l shall have to work magic on you," the Magician said. For whichever anyone in a fairy story tries to visit the castle of the magician, they must always meet with lot Of unpleasant adven- turrs,"
 But this is not a fairy tale, Mis- , ter Magician" Raggedy Ann said
 ''Nlll you rlga'a rsma.n quiet while l woI- the magle?" the
New Britain herald., 1925-03-21
A Wife's Confessional
 New Phsss REVELATIONS OF A WIFE

Leave this room at once! Margaret! Lillian"
 She sent the call out for us, loud ly, and l knew that she would be glad Of our presence. But she did not wait for us, nor falter in the stride. which took her so close to Lee Chow that she was able 10 place a compelling hand on his shoulder and swing him around, facing her, and he made no move to obey her,
 "Lil boss lady not get excited" Lee Chow said, smoothly, just as l came forward carefully keeping my face averted from the bed, that the mysterious waif might not see it.
 T am here, Katherine" said,' quietly and then l turned angrily upon Lee Chow.
 What do you mean by this per formance?" l demanded. Lee Chow made a low obeisance.
 Boss lady must please excuse Lee Chow" he said Not mean 10 offend, but Lee Chow must find out about boss man when he can"
 But you will not find out any thing from my patient" Katherine interrupted, truculently. twill you leave this room peaceably now, or must I call help 10 put you out?"
 She looked perfectly capable of turning him out by herself so in- censed was she. But Lee Chow showed no signs of confusion.
 "I go now" he said with low bow, "because girl forget now. No good. No can do. But come again."
 He passed out of the room into the hall, while my eyes followed katherine's 10 the face on the pill l low which, indeed. had fallen into it's old Iethargy. There was no life, no interest in the sick girls eyes something which Lee Chow's keen perceptions already had grasped. At 1 last she was unconscious no longer, and Katherine bent over her and spoke soothingly,
 Would you like something to eat?"
 "Who are you?" the girls voice, again monotonous, question ed, and I knew that the curtain of her memory again had closed.
 stole noiselessly into the hall, l ously before Lillian, who gave me a significant glance across his bow ed head.
 This man has something he wishes 10 tell me, Madge," she said. I'm going to talk 10 him in the little upstairs sitting room at the end of the hall. Will you stand guard in the hall to see that none of the Ticers come within hearing 2"
New Britain herald., 1925-03-21
;Hh6c can8Ze A

will come on to Pittsburgh. You know, l have not seen the new baby.
 "Goodby. dear. Don't work too hard. Miss Anderson says you in- structed her to get rooms for us at the Traymore. That will be very interesting. I like to see beautiful dresses and eat good food, you know.
 Yes, Miss Anderson has told me, and l may wire Mrs. Atherton if I find my wardrobe insufficient. think, however. I have enough for the present as l have done great deal of shopping in New York, the bills of which I have had sent to you. Goodby. Don't work too hard" Order sent to Desk Clerk by John
 Alden Prescott, Room 590,
 Tho Waldorf
 "plcasc have my bill ready. l am checking out after breakfast this morning. Get a chair for me and d ticket to Albany on the 10:10 train. You can send up for my bag gage now. 1t is all ready.
 No, you need not check it to my hotel. Just to the station will do, I am not sure yet whether l will stay with friend Of mine or not Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, 1Or !
New Britain herald., 1925-03-21

Talking of house flies and foods" remarked Mir. Mann, do you remember that fruit store we saw down on Main street last fall?"
 "Well, if that fellow starts out this season as he did the last, by leaving his fruit uncovered to catch all the dust and all the filth and flies, I am going to call upon the board of health and see if some- thing can not be done.
 "A man who doesn't know any, thing about caring for the health of his customers, should be taught. And if he cares nothing about the
New Britain herald., 1925-03-21
hy Jokmy N5rueWe

Where are you, Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy and MT. Tuney and Lady Lindy?" The Raggedys and their friends were sitting in under large bushes eating from the patch of candy covered cookies Raggcdy Andy had discovered there, but none of them replied, be- cause it was the Magician from the castle of the golden towers who was calling.
 "Sh'' The strange creature cau- toned Raggedy Ann and her friends. If the magician finds out where we are hiding, he will either give you all lot of hard thumps, or he will work magic on you"
New Britain herald., 1925-03-21

Breakfast Orange juice, cereal cooked with raisins, thin cream, waffles, sirup, milk, coffee.
 Luncheon - Vegetable soup, toasted bread sticks, hot cheese sandwich, canned pears, drop cook ies, milk tea.
 Dinner - Roast chicken. mar unique potatoes, baked squash, vegetable salad with hard boiled egg dressing, rhubarb and straw berry ice, sponge cake, milk, cof- fee, whole wheat bread.
 This days menu is planned for a day when the entire family are at home for every meal and the occasion is Special
 There are no dishes mentioned with the exception of the waffles that a child under school age may not eat
 Vegetable Soup
 One large onion, cup shredded cabbage, leek, carrot, blade of celery with leaves, i green pepper, 2 cups canned tomato, 1 teaspoon salt, Is teaspoon pepper, table spoons flour, tablespoons butter. Crate onion and cook in 2 table spoons butter until a golden brown. Chop leek, celery, carrot and pep per and add to cabbage. Put six cups cold water in kettle, add chopped vegetables and bring to the boiling point. Add onion and butter mixture and simmer hour. Add tomatoes, salt and pepper and sim fner twenty minutes. Rub through a fine strainer. Melt remaining but ter. stir in flour and slowly add strained vegetables. Stir until mix ture thickens and boils. Cook three ! minutes. Serve very hot.
 Hot Cheese Sandwiches
 Cut bread in slices about three eighths of an inch thick. Trim off the crusts. Butter half the slices sparingly and sprinkle generously with grated cheese. Cover with re- maining slices of bread and press together firmly. Place in the mid dle grate of hot oven and toast until cheese is melted and bread is brown. This method of cooking cheese is excellent for children as it does not subject the cheese tc great heat and make it tough. The cheese simply melts and softens.
 Hard-Boiled Egg Salad Dressing , Three hard cooked eggs, tea. spoon salt, l-2 teaspoon mustard Is teaspoon pepper. 1 egg yolk tablespoons oil, tablespoons lemon juice. tablespoons vinegar , paprika. The eggs should be cooked ii } water just below the boiling poln 5 for thirty minutes. Hare the NyatcI boiling when eggs are put in. bring