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New Britain herald., 1925-07-21
DRAGGED TO DEATH

seven yesr-old Pennsylvonia Boy
 suffers Two Fractures of Skull
 When Calf Runs Away With Him.
 DoylestoWr, Ia, July 21 tPl- Se' en -year-old Junior James. son of Mr. and Mrs, A, D, James, is dead at his parents farm near here to- day as a result of two fractures of
New Britain herald., 1925-07-21

me skull sustained last night when "a calf dragged him more than 200 yards along a gravel road. The child was leading the calf when 1t became frightened at a passing au- tcmobile, The animal clrcled the boy several time, the rope binding the victims legs until he fell. Then the calf started of at gallop. Tho boy was unconscious when rescued and died while being rushed to the hospital.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-21

of the next generation"
 MT. Schepp chuckled as another thought struck him.
 Help Husbands, Too
 Then there is the direct benefit to be derived by the men those girls would marry" he said, the hus- bands, in turn, would be boosted, no doubt. by association and ex- ample"
 While plans for aiding the tndi- vidual are foremost in his mind.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-21

clientile are known, and he suggest cd parents interested should send 3 rostcard to the headquarters at 185 ! Madison avenue
 Gives Personal Attention Intensely indiyidualistic in his rhtlanthropic work, Mir, schepp has given his personal attention 10 the hundreds Of cases in rhich he has 1 extended aid In the ledgers in which these accounts are kept, ap. pear page after page Of items rang. ing from $50 70 several thousands and in each the merchant made his inquiry before determining the amount
 His Great Ambition
 His one ambition for the re mainder of his If. is 10 have some small part in the distribution of his money toward leasing the hurts of those caught between the millstones of life
 The custom of leaving large sums of money to few people is wrong, he said. 'lt makes the recipients lazy in mind and body It would be SO much better, thought, to spread it out with a view to equipping i number of people--or of reestnb- fishing those who are now hsndi- Capped--so they may face the re- quirem"nts of life with better chance Of making 8 real success of it If we can effect this object in some way which at the same time, will lay q foundation for permanent beiterment of society generally, that cf course would be wonderful"
 Since he has given considerable thought 10 the problem, MT, Schepp has 3 few embryonic ideas" him self, but he insisted these would go into the symposium 10 be made Of the answers 10 his request, and would not take the precedence in tho consideration Of the lot by an advisory committee he Uill organize.
 Aid For Girls
 As 'llustrating the type ot sugges- ion he hopes 10 obtain. however he said he had considered some general scheme cf assisting young women. nor equipped only for positions as clerks CT cash girls, 10 become scvernesses
 Such a program you'd give i'm mediate aid 70 those girls s" he said. and their future work should have some effect upon the publications
Evening star., 1925-04-09

Kinds Honey and Almond
Cream. 50c bottle, 33c.
Domino Freckle Cream. Reg
uIar s1.O0 size, sec.
Hudnuts Three Flowers Face
Powder, all tints. Box, 75c.
Listerine Tooth Paste. Regu-
larly 25c tube. I9c.
Antoinette Donnelly's Lovely
Hair Shampoo. Regularly soc
box. 18c.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Easter Toilet SpeciaIs

Tre-Jur Compacts, the thin
model style, soc and SI.OO.
Melba Fleurs Face Powder, all
tints. Box, &1.O0.
Denney & Denney's Magic, c5c.
Jolie Narcisse Perfume, an ex-
quisite odor. Regularly $3.50
ounce. Half-ounce bottle, 7sc.
Physicians and Surgeons
Soap. Cake, &c.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
$6.98 and $7.98 Beaded HANDBAGS
$4.95

An unusually attractive of Beaded Handbags
drawng and frame styles Closely beaded artistic designs and
beautiful colorngs of fine in silver
handsome embossed designs. Good quality silk lining.
IL First Floor,
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Typical Friday Bargains to Help Economical Easter Sh(
$2.98 Novelty Scarfs, $3.50

new scarf is necessary to complete the
Easter outfit, whether coat, suit dress. We
are splendidly ready to supply every need
showing all the most fashionable coorings and
combinations. Made of fine georgette crepe
and crepe de chine, in howered, plain colors
and figured designs. Finished with dosp fringed
ends.
GoIdenberg rgs-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-09

69c Sample
Neckwear, 39c Each
A new and varied assortment
OF Easter Neck Fixings, included
in the sample line, embracing
Collar and Cuff Sets, vestees,
Jabots and Separate Collars, Of
lace, hnene, organdy, net and
wolfe. White and colors.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-12
"sARGA csIK0."

A farrell es sharoni romai ka-
holikus ifjusag nagyban kesziil q
ounkosd els6 vasarnapjan tartan
do sziniel6adasra. Az Ifjusas 81
kor miikedyelof ez afkalommal
szinre hozzak a 'Sargal csis6' C.
harom felvonasos nepszinmiivet. A
darab eloadasa utan tame lesz reg
selig. Aki tehat egy. kellemes ess
tet akar maid eltolteni, az ne nc
'eledkezzen 'el a'piinkosd vasarna.
pi kivalo alkalomr6l...,,. ].
Nemsokara AIT is fogjuk kozoli
nj, hogy a fenyes, sziniel6adassa|
agybekotott tancmulatsag melyik
hallban lesz megtartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-12
HIREK A FARRELL, SHARON
ES KORNYEKE MAGYAR ROM.
KATH. HITKOZSEG KOREB0L.

Felejthetetlen napjai voltak Far
rcll, Sharon es kornveki rom. kath.
magyarsagnak a multi ev oktobereben.
A mi hitkozseg tizenketeves fem.
allasa ota mem volt, akkor egy hetes
lelkigyakorlatot - misszi6t = tartott
az 6hazab6l mem regen jott F6t. Lishe
rong Gaspar, Jezus-tarsasagbeli pap.
Fatal ember; de tele a. lelkekirant
val6 szeretettel. Meggy6z6, szivrehat6,
buzdito szavai ma is elenken emleke-
zeteben van mindenkinek, aki ezeken az
ajtatossagokon reszt vett. Meg is lat
SILK az eredmeny! Olyanok valtak a
hitk0zseg tagjaiva, akik azel6tt csak
gunyol6dva tudtak templomr6l beszel-
nj, t6bbiek, a jok, meg jobbakka let
TEX meggy6z6dtek arr6l, hogy lelek
nyugalmat csak egy dolog adhatja meg
es ez. az Istenben val6 hit es az pa
rancsainak megtartasa.
Ha pedig ezek megtartasara sz6llott
hozzank valamikor az egyhaz, akkor ez
az lido az, bojti scent id6szak. Mikor
is tarhatna elenk bineink nagysagat
az egyhaz erzakelhet6bben, mint most,
mikor is negyven napon keresztiil arrol
a megmerhetetlen szenvedesr6l sz6l hoz-
zank, melynek elviseleset az listen fla
a mi elkovetett Is meg elk0vetend6 BIZ
neikert val6 engesztel6 aldozatul no
zott erettiink.
Most, mikor meg a termeszet is gya-
szol, megszegyenitve a lelkes teremt-
menyt az szivtelensege Matt, kesercg
tercmtojenek szenvedesen, farrell r.
kath. magyar hitk0zseg hiveinek faj-
dalmas napokban is or0miinnepe lesz.
Egy regen mcghalt apa, anya halala-
max az evfordul6jan halas gycrmek
szerctettel emldkczik meg 0veir6l.
Konnyes szemmel sokszor es megis az
0ron erzesevel sziveben, hiszen ez az
egesz, amit of6mmel nyujthat emlek0k-
mex
EFT nyujthatjak q most reank kovet-
kez5 napokban erettiink meghalt terem-
to atyank emlekenek q Farrell, Sharon,
sharpsville Is kor4yeki katholikus ma
.gyarok. sKozejiA j6npfuira a kedvcnd
misszi6s atyiok, shogy fclnyitva bennSk
misszi6 alatt clert ercdmenyt, meg
er6sitsc 6kct hit0kben, er6sitse, rene
nyokben oregbitse listen iranti szere:
tet0kben.
Csak harom napis fog .koz0ttiink id6z
nj, de nckl e1 q A:iruia A-p is ei6g lcsz
hogy minden = az elet keresztje alatt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-12
FARRELL, PA.
A FARRELL REF. EGYHAZ
HIREI.
K5zli: vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz.

Hazafias istentisztelet. Jelezzuk,
hogy reank kovetkez3 vasarnap reg
gel, azaz foly6 h6 15-en egyhazunk ke-
beleben hazafjas istemtisAtelet leend
tartva, meg pedig hazafias predikacio-
val predikalni fog maga az egyhaz
lelkesze Vasarnapi iskola pedig el3tte
9-t5l fel 1l-ig. Ezen hazafias istentisz-
teletrc szeretettel hivjuk shenango-
volgyi magyarsagot.
Urvacsoracsztas utan. A multi va
sarnap d felb6jti halaadhs alkalmab6l
kifoly6lag egyhazunk kebeleben Urva-
csoraosztas volt az egyhaz tagjainak
% szazaleka vett reszt scent aldo
asban. Ez alkalommal sacramento
mi scent jegyeket, kenyeret es bort
cgyhazunk f6gondnoka, Biro Andras es
nejc, sill. Duruttya Julianna sharoni
lakosok voltak szivesen adomanyozni
Fogadjak enc szivessegukert az egyhaz
halas k6szonetenek megnyilvdnulasat.
Kegyes adomanyok. Egyhazunk
k0ltsegeinek felezesere multi het
folvaman ismet kovetkez6 festive.
reink adomanyoztak: Sc Szanto Janos
6s csaladja, Mt. V6csey A. Jen6ne,- is
Keresztcsi Gyula es nejc, Bordy San
dor ts csaladia,- So Molnar J6zsef,- So
Szabd, B. 'Mihaly,- 81 Beres Tstvdnne
ts Polanyi Istvanne, Hubbard, Oh la
kosok. A kcgyes adakozok fogadjak ez-
uton az egyhaz eloljar6saganak elisme-
reset. ~
Eljegyzes. A sharpsvillei szorva-
nyunk teriileten munkalkodo Macy Ga
Dor testverink folvo h6 San arr6l ertc-
sitette a farrelli ref. lelkeszi hivatalt,
hogy fentnevezett napon az Ok ba-
ratias k0riikben Tangel Bella, 90 ewes
r.k. vallasu, Woodlawn, Pal lakos el-
jegyezte maganak k hitvestarsul Bede R6-
"a % ewes ref vallasu hajadont, Indi-
ana, Pal lakost, a Bede Sander es ne
.ie, sill. Balogh Elualia (Kiralydar6cz,
Sztmarm. ill.) sziil6k bajos leanyat. A
fiatalember pe1ig Tangel Istvan es ne
jc, sill Leber Katalin (szinten Kiraly-
dar6cz, Szatmarm. ilD szil6k fla. A
vett ertesites szerint ezen ifju jegye-
SEX husvet elsonapjan fognak orok ht-
s6get eskiidni egymasnak Sharpsvillen,
ahol farreli ref. egyhaz lelkesze del
utan 3-kor fog tartani unnepelyes is
tentiszteletet Gratulalunk!
Presbyteri gyiiles. - Az el6ljar6sag ag
rendes havi gyilese foly6 h6 14-en le-
end az iskola helyisegben megtartva,
fel s 6rakor S miutan nagyon sok fon-
tos dolog var elintezesre, remeljuk,
hogy az el6ljar6sag tagjai gyiilesen
teljcs szamban fognak reszt venni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-12
Az IPAROS KOR MARCIUSI
ttNNEPE.

A Cantoni Iparos Egyesiilet ke-
gyeletes iinnepseget rendez mar
cius 14-en, szombaton este az 1848
marcus 15-ike emlekere. Az lin
nepseg kereteben szavalatok es
enekszamok keriilnek eloadasra,
maid utanna j6 magyar vacsora-
val es teaval kedveskedik vezet0
seq a megjelent magyarsagnak.
A maciusi iinnepre az AIT k0vc
to vacsorara minden cantoni S vi
deki magyar testvert szivescn
mcghiv az egyesiilet vezetosege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-12
Az IPAROs EGYEstjLET HAvI
GYtJLESE.

Az Iparos EgyesIlet marcus ho
Gan tartotta meg rendes havi gyii
leset Wolkan j. JOSEF eln0k We
zetese mellett. A gyiiles legtel-
iiesebb rendben $ egyetertesben
folyt le. A tagok nagyszammal je-
lentek meg ez alkalommal $ erte-
kes hozzaszolasaikkal emeltek a
gyiiles jelentoseget. Ilarif
A marcus havi gyiiles szamos
erdekes es nemes hatarozatot ho-
zott, lnely az 6sszmagyarsagot kJ-
zelrol erinti. A hatarozatok annak
idej''n nyilyanossasra lesznek hoz-
wa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-12

roskadoz6 emhs1hez legyen sgy par
auzditd, b&tosit6 ssava.
"Gyertsk boszAm mindnyajan Xix
faradtak vagytok 8 On megenyhitlek
titsket.o tsHaecdies - Ez nap az,
init az Ur kes1itett szAmunkra, Or
sendjlnk benne"
tsHa csak mem hintetek hamut feje-
iekre es mem tertek meg, mint Ninive,
elvesztek. Hasznaljuk fel tehat ezt
y j6zan esszel, eros elhatarozassal,
y igaz szeretettel, AZ szivb6l fakad6
,anattal, 81 5szinte gyonassal s. ma
gunkon uralkodni tud6 er6szak akarat-
al. A nagyszombati feltamadast hirde-
3 Alleluja a mi boldog feltamadasunk
lics5it6 eneke lesz.
+ Az ajtatossag szerdan, lien este Eel
,yolckor kezd6dik. A t0bbit meg fogja
nondani a misszi6s atya.
Hozzon benniinket 0ssze ere az al
:alomra Krisztus fajdalma irant erzett
,zeretetink es 0r0k boldogsagunkat CHA.
. remenyiink.
Az el6ljar6sag
Az istentisztelet utan a misszi6s atya
iszteletere templom Basementjebe
!, fiatalsag nagyszabasu bankettot fos
"cndezni, vasarnap, vagyis e no 15el
,ste.
Mindenkit szeretettel var es fogad :
7arrell, Sharon es k0rnyeke rom. kath
| ifjusag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-12
CAN'TONI A ] HIREK
Az "IGMANDI KISPAP."

A Cantoni Ifjusagi Kor tagjal-
boil alakult miike'dvel6 garda nagy
szahasu sziniel0adast rendez mar
cius 21-en, szombaton reforma
tus egyhaz javara. A lelkes miiked
vel6 garda. szinrehozza ez alkalom
NAL. Berczik Arpad kedves ~tnep-
szinmuvet, az "Igmandi kispap"
OF.
a szinieloadas Gle Macy varako-
zassal nez a cantoni magyarsag,
felekezeti kilonbseg nelkul, mivel
darab szereploi mind regi mil
kedvel0k, akiknek most alkalmuk
lesz ismet bebizonyitani, hogy
mennyire otthon vannak a szin-
padon.
A pompas szinieloadast, mely a
Music Hallban, East Tuscarawas
St.-en lesz megtartva, magyar
testvereink figyelmebe ajanljuk.
Ne narration otthon senki maid
ezen az este, hanem legyen egyiitt
az egesz magyarsag ezen jote-
konycelu mulatsagon.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
HEAD OF DOMINICANS
SUCCUMBS IN ROME
Most Rev. Louis Theissling Served
as Master General for Order
Since 1915.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 2.-Word was re-
ceived here of the death in Rome this
morning of the Most Rev. Louis
Theissling, master general of the Do
minican Order and head OF the order
throughout the world. A. cablegram
announcing his death was received
by the Very Rev. Raymond Meaghef'
provincial of the Dominicans in the
Eastern part of the United States.
Born in Holland in 1856, Master Gen
eral Theissling was ordained priest
in 1880 and served in his native land
for many years as professor in theo'
logical subjects. He became proVin-
cial of the Dominican Order in Hol-
land. and served three terms for a
total of II years. Serving later as
visitator for the order, he Travelled
throughout the world, visiting the
United States twice.
He was elected master general in
1S16, his jurisdiction extending all
over the world. His term of Office still
had three years to run.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following:
Nathaniel Johnson and Novella Walker
Walter D. Johnston of Bowie. Md, and
Thelma NJ. Jamison of Seahrook. Md.
Richard F. Benton of this city and Ola
E. Cooper of Catlett. Va.
James E. Connolly and Mary A. Heidler
both of Baltimore, Nd.
Clarence Z. Werboek and Julia Offredo
Frank D. Parker and Martha f. Wild
mayer
Alvin G Leighton and Irene c. Foster,
both OF New YORK
John c. seabold and Mamie Brown.
Edward j. Maher and Frieda E. Stein
hauser
Joseph 8. Fraliek of Bsllston. Va. and
Myrtle A. Franklin of Alexandria, Va.
Herbert d. Cannon and Thelma Brown
Hugh G. War and Mary Farmer, both OF
Richmond Va.
Otho F. Redd and Genevieve B. Prince
both of Baltimore. Md
Gordon A. O'Ccnnor and Lorens L. Kimmer
Evening star., 1925-05-03
Continued from Twelfth Page. }

chairman of the Federal Compensa.
ton Commission urged active cooper
alton of the women with the mems
organization and declared that educa.
tion in American ideals and history
will eliminate the radical problems
of our country
Nicholas Longworth, Speaker Of the
House, made an address and out
lined the accomplishment of the Re-
publican party since the Harding ad.
minlstratlon. The Republicans have
cut down Government expenses Gn
order to reduce taXation) from six bill
non TO three billion dollars, and the
doors of the United States have been
closed to undesirable immigration.
William Tyler Page, clerk of the
rouse, reclted the American Creed >
OF which he is author
Among those present were Mr.. Bur.
dele Mr.. Harry A Dawson. Mrs.
William F. Chase, Mrs. George Wright.
president of the State organization.
John f. Siebert, Miss Helene Stauffer,
MISS Mary Shellman, Mrs. David
PoWell. Miss Mary Waring, DR.. L. w.
Builard. Mrs. Gabriel Mrs. BENJAMIN
Harper and Mr.. Charles Gorham
or Rockford Ill
hst Monday in July at WesTmin.
ster, Md
The Prince Georges County Fedora.
tion OF WOmen's CIubs.-The execu.
i've board will meet Wednesday at
IO,oo am. at national headquarters,
LOS ~ street. This will be the final
.Ieellng before the annual gathering,
may q, and much important business
Is due to come up. All clubs are
urged to send representatives.
WOmen's Overseas Service League
ihe May meeting of the Washington
unit viii be held tomorrow in the
garden house of the Grace Dodge
Hotel, preceded by a dinner in the
main dining room at $50. All women
who served overseas during the late
war are cordially invited.
Montgomery County Federation of
w omens Clubs.-Great interest is
pelng shown in the coming annual
meeting of the federation, to be held
IN the Friends Meeting House. Sandy
spring, May 9. After calling to order.
at 40 am. and disposing of certain
routine business, DR.. Lewis, president
OF George Washington University,
VIII be presented as the honor guest
ana principal forenoon speaker. Fol
LOWING luncheon, at noon. business
VIII be resumed and Mrs. Mary Sher-
man, president OF the General Fedora
lion of Women's Clubs nationaD, and
Miss Davis. county social service
worker in Montgomery. will be intro
duced as the chief afternoon speakers.
The Mutual Improvement Associa.
ton and the Wednesday Club, both of
SANDY Spring, will serve luncheon to
the honor guests, the official board
and the committee chairmen. Coffee
VIII be served to all who bring their
cups with their box luncheon. Ice
cream, cut cake. and whole cake are
to be sold for the benefit of the So
cial Service League.
All who are interested in the bet
terment of the home and community
are invited to attend this meeting.
The Noman's Community Club of
hensIngtOn had an afternoon of musi-
cal history and song at the home of
Miss Anna c. Reinhardt April 81. A
goodly percentage of the membership
was present and several visitors to
enjoy the occasion. The meeting
Evening star., 1925-05-03
WINS ORAToRY TEST.
d. C.. Boy Captures Contest of
MARYLAND Colleges.

Clarke Beach, son of DR.. and Mrs
Charles II. Beach. 374O Kanawha
street, Chevy Chase. a graduate OF
Central High School now a sophomore
at the University of Maryland wor
the oratorical contest conducted by
the Oratorical Association of Mary
land Colleges, held Friday night at the
University of Maryland, College Park
Nd.
Colleges participating in the con
Evening star., 1925-05-03

test, which was the twenty-seventh
annual oratorical contest conducted
by the association, were st. Johns
College, Western Maryland Univer-
sity, Washington College and the Uni
versity of Maryland.
The judges. who gave Mr.. Beach a
unanimous decision, were Claude NJ.
Bennett Of Washington, DR.. M. c.
Creary of Baltimore and DR.. John ],
Huddle of Washington.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
KING GEORGES SISTER
HAS GASTRIC ATTACK
Princess Royal Louise Weak After
Hemorrhage-Bu Disorder
Does Not Recur.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. May 2.-The Princess
Royal Louise. sister of King George,
yesterday suffered a severe attack of
gastric hemorrhage, which was fol-
lowed by considerable weakness.
A medical bulletin this morning
says that after a restful night her
highness regained some strength and
there has been no recurrence of the
incident
The Princess Royal, who was born
February 20. 1867. is the widow of
the Duke of Fife. who died in January,
1912.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
SON BORN TO YOLANDA;
PRINCESS SECOND CHILD
Mother and Baby Both Are Doing
Well-Queen Helena Present
for Event.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TURIN. Italy. May 2.-Unrestrained
joy pervaded the Villa Calvi today
over the birth of a robust son to Prin-
cess Yolanda, eldest daughter of King
Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena
and wife of Count Calvi di .Bergolo.
The boy was Immediately named
Giorgio, after his paternai grandfather,
who died recently. 1t was announced
this morning that both mother and
son were doing eXcellently.
Queen Helena was present for the
happy event, having arrived several
days ago, and she personally conveyed
the good news TO the King and Crown
Prince Humbert
This is Yolanda's s second child, her
first, daughter, having been born
January 81, 1924. She was married to
Count Calvi April 8, 1923.
Evening star., 1925-05-03

sion of a new one based on modern
conditions.
1t is expected that these two
| treaties and similar treaties under
| final negotiation with other countries
| will be reauy for submission TO the
| Senate at it's coming next session.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
HUNGARY PACT READY.
Commercial Treaty to Be Formally
Signed in Few DayS

A commercial treaty between the
United States and Hungary has just
been concluded and will be formally
signed In a few days. 1T is similar
to that between the United States and
Germany recently amended by the
Senate for formal ratification.
An agreement has been reached for
a further extension of the existing
commercial treaty between the United
States and Spain Dending the cOnclu
Evening star., 1925-05-03
Rev. A. H. Zimmerman to Speak.

Rev. Albert H. zimmerman foun-
der of Helpers From the Hills. will
speak at Great Falls, Va, in Every
6odys Church. near the pavilion to-
day. His subject will be. The Metn
od in the Madness of the NJ. f.
Church" Mr.. Zimmerman recently
Evening star., 1925-05-03

Platinum powder will explode a
mixture of city gas and air without
the aid of a match.
Latvia has only 201 miles of rail-
road
Evening star., 1925-05-03

attended the conference of the Metho
dist Church in Watertown. ~ Y
Evening star., 1925-05-03
Iridescent Patent Leather
Used in
New Bags

Especially good for gifts are these
new iridescent Bags OF pigskin. N
the fat book shape. Blue, red snd
green. morocco trimmed IS TO sZo.
JeIleff's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-05-03
Some NeU and Charming
Printed Georgette
Tunics Arrive!
Tuo Unusual Tunic BlouseS! !

Model one has the cap sleeve.
round collarless neckline, frill sleeve
and neck piped with contrasting
color. Model two has the new trill
in white or tan to match the ma
teriaI OF the tunic. This model IS
trimmed with jockey red-v cry
striking-and has long pulled sleeves
closed at the hand with band cut.
Both models priced s21.50. Can be
worn with just a Slip
Blouse ShOp-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-05-03
Hand-Blocked
Scarfs at SIS

YOU'LL be delighted At the sWag-
l ger effect these daring designs
give to the costume Some soften
the effect by a wide fringe. Georg-
ette. and crepe de chine-the ma
terials.
Tangerine. rose. red, Copenhager
blue, maize. orchid, tan. black on
white or vice versa Jade, violet and
orange are the colors OF the con
ventional but striking designs.
.JeIleffs-Street Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-09
MENTAL SLUMS'
DANGER IS
CITED
English Educator Urges Freer
Use of Public Libraries
BY People
BY international News service

BIRMINGHAM, England, Oct. 8.
The danger of "slums Of the
mind" has just been emphasized by
Principal Grant Robertson, in his
presidential address to the Library
Association of Britain.
I'VE are realizing today what the
slums of our towns and cities cost
the nation in regard to physical
and industrial inefficiency," said
the principal but have we yet
begun to realize that there are
slums of the mind. and that, il a
large percentage of our population
is condemned 10 live in them, the
bill, reckoned in terms of physical
and industrial efficiency, quite apart
from spiritual or moral values, may
be even more penaIizing and devas.
tating alike for the individual and
the nation.
II am profoundly convinced" he
continued, that the library and
its right use is bound up with the
largest spiritual and social issues,
on a right judgment and decision
Of which modern civilization de-
ponds, and that the library can be
made one of the most potent in
struments for shaping, directing
and purifying the life of a COM
munity.