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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-24
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
Knights of Columbus Evening
School Opens Bureau.

The knights OF Columbus Evening
School. 1914 Massachusetts, avenue,
announced today the establishment Of
a public employment service in con-
nection with the school. to serve both
employers and employees without
charge. Applications to tho service
can be made at the school address or
by telephoning Franklin 1895. T. J..
McBridge is manager Of the employ
ment service. which is cooperating
with the Federal Employment Service
OF the Department OF Labor.
tional Guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-24
Mai. Lawrence Transferred.

Maj. Thompson Lawrence. Infantry,
on duty with the tanks at Camp
Meade, Nd, has been ordered to this
. city for duty in the office Of the chief
of Infantry, War Department.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
SPRINCTIME
Elm Flowers.

The elm has f1owered. No great
event in that. 1t does ii every year,
and nobody notices it. for truth to
tell it's flower is but little thing. cut
ting no such figure as gay dogwood
or enhancing cherry blossom. You
might ask many a person If elms ever
flower and receive negative answers.
Yet now 1t has foWered and that
brings the promise of leaves soon to
follow, and what, in all this world.
is so cool and green as the shade of
an elm?
To many people the word tree
means elms, especially to those born
in New England towns, where
elms line the streets. For a
street tree the elm is in some ways
incompatible, for it spreads far and
wide. but its branches never trail low
so as to interfere with traffic. The
umbrella shape is only characteristic
of our American elm. however: the
English elm which you may see on
the Capitol grounds. and which poets
have gone into rhapsodies over, has
no such beautiful form.
The poor elm, however, has under
gone many vicissitudes. Elm beetles
and borers. and gypsy moths have
done our elms great harm. The elms
that made the yard of Harvard Col
lege a green. cool bower have largely
died. due partly to drainage and tun-
neling, for elms like low swampy soil
and undisturbed possession of the soil.
The famous Cambridge elm beneath
which Washington took command of
the Continental Army, and which was
later reduced TO mere stump, has
since fallen and, it is said. was at once
literally rent to pieces by trophy hun
terS.
Evening star., 1926-04-08


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Evening star., 1926-04-08
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PARE.

I had a fearse argewment with
Mary Watkins, being more her fault
than wat 1t was mine on account OF
her being sutch a bum argewer, and
she started to go in the house mad
and slammed the frunt door still
madder. and / started to go home and
l passed Puds Simkinses house and
he was setting on his frunt steps
eating gum drops out of a bag, giving
me a CRATE ideer. and / sed, Hay
Puds. will you do me private
favor?
Watts that? Puds sed, and | sed.
Mary Watkins is mad at me and
wunt to make her jellis. so if you'll
pertend to eat them outside her house
and make her sorry she got so darn
fresh, will you Puds?
How do l know you'll ony pertend
to eat them? Puds sed. MeeninS
how did he know ] wouldent eat them
for reel, and / sed, cross my breth
and sware 1t, and besides that Ill owe
you a cent jest for the loan of them.
Well. all rite, Puds sed. And he
gave me the bag and / went back to
Mary Watkinses house and Puds fol-
lowed me and hid in back of the steps
next door to watch, and i gave a
fearse yell to see If 1t would make
Mary Watkins come to her frunt
window, wich 1t did. and | started to
take gum drops out of the bag and
pertend to eat them without axually
doing it, and after about the 5th
time she came out to the frunt door
with Expression as if she hadent
came out for enything speshil. and /
kepp on pretending to eat Pudses
gum drops with a Impression as IL /
dident even know she was there, and
jest then Puds came out from behind
the steps and took the bag away, say
ing, Times up.
And wat did he do but set on Mary
katkinses steps rite alongside of her
and leeve her take gum drops out of
the bag, and l wawked away feeling
verse insted of better. thinking Darn
him, the darn strike breaker, jest
leeve him try to cullect that cent,
that's all.
Wich jest leeve him.
Evening star., 1926-04-08

such isolated instances il IS apt to
mean that something absorbing mas
happened to interrupt the accustomed
good routine.
Fussing and Nagging.
A fussy housewife is apt to be nag.
She is always reminding some member
of the household of matters that have
been done wrong: of neglect of duties;
of forgetfulness of things that are real
ly of minor importance, etc. 1t is true.
and should be said to her credit, that a
fussy housewife is one who is scrupu-
lousy neat and immaculate in cleanli-
ness. She has a place for everything
and everything in its place--even If she
has continually to remind her house
hold to put things where they belong!
1t may seem odd that fussy home-mak.
ers are sometimes lacking in the eX-
cellence of their table. When this is
the case it leads one to infer that it
takes all their time to keep the house
clean and orderly and so too little is
left to devote to the culinary art.
Happy Home. Making.
1t is mistake to confuse competence
with this sort of fussiness. A compe-
tent housewife budgets her time. Per-
haps she does not think of it in this
light, but when she divides her time
well between duties without over
sthessing any one, but giving each its
due proportion, it amounts to budget
ing To be a good housewife, therefore,
means to attend to each days duties
and pleasures without worrying others,
without fretting or fussing and espe-
c;ally without nagging. 1t is really a
happy work that of being a home
maker, so do not make a fuss about
il. for that spoils all the joy.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Militia Salvages Powder.

LEWESTOWN, Del. April s, 1875.
A small schooner, the property of
Mr.. Nehemiah Field of LeWestown,
returning from st. Eustatia. with
some stores, and having informa ton
of the Roebuck, man-of-war, being In
the road came to anchor few miles
southwark of the Lighthouse, and
sent messenger to Lewes, desiring
assistan nee to discharge the cargo.
A company of Continental Troops of
the Delaware Battalion, stationed at
Lewes, was Immediately ordered to
march to the assistance of the
schooner. In the meantime the
schooner, perceiving the man-of-war $
tender bearing down upon her. en-
deavoured to get into Indian river;
but not effecting 1t, she ran ashore
near Henry Fishers pilot boat.
Our troops, having arrived. got be
hind the vessel on shore. and waited
for the tender; which, when
within 200 yards distance, fired a
brooadside A hot fire from both sides
ensued, which lasted near two hours;
and the tender was finally obliged to
sheer off, without having effected her
purpose; but, on the contrary, with
the loss of several men as many were
seen to fall. The cargo was safely
landed from the schooner. and Sc
cured, without the loss of a man,
either killed or wounded. The militia
officers at Lewes behaved with that
courage and magnanimity which does
honour to their country.
Lewestown is at this time made up
of officers and soldiers; and the people.
altogether, seem determined to defend
our little place. AS for Tories. there
are none such among US. That in
famous name is quite done away
since danger comes so near us.
The Roebuck still remains in our
road all alone. and has lost her tender,
"A few days ago some say they saw a
slOop take her to the southwark of
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Lessons i'm English
BY W. l.. GORDON.

Words often misused: Don't use al
tentative" in referring to one Of more
than two things.
Often mispronOunced: Naked. Pro-
nOunce the a as in ate" and not
meek ed"
Often misspelled: Pumpkin.
Synonyms: Catch, capture, clutch.
grasp, grip, secure seize, snatch, en-
trap, ensnare.
Word study: Use a word three
times and it is yours" Let us In e
crease our vocabulary by mastering
one word each day. Today's word ::
Inseparable: that which cannot be
separated. Union and liberty one
and inseparable. now and forever
Evening star., 1926-04-08
.Pu-sle-Limericks

There was a young lady named i
Who was such a queer little ,
She pulled down the >
While changing her 4
Lest some passerby should 3
/. A name which is land measure
equal to quarter acre.
,. One who is extremely prim.
g. Shade
l. The conscious intelligence.
5. Come in without invitation.
(Note-It's quite all right to be
proper. but when you've completed
this limerick by placing the right
words, indicated by the numbers. in
the corresponding spaces, you'll agree
that the young lady went much too
far. The answer and another "PuZ-
zlick" will appear tomorrow)
Yesterdays "PuZzlick."
The shadow of old Fujiyama
Is an ideal place for loves drama,
But. sad to relate,
Each night after eight,
Each girl is dragged home to her
mamma.
Evening star., 1926-04-08

II you need work, read the want
columns of The Star.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Some Things to Avoid in the Home
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

A good housekeeper in uot fussy
one. There are few things that are
more grating on the nerves of family
than to have the home maker overpar-
Evening star., 1926-04-08
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
How Can Pretty School Teacher Attract Men!
The Tired Mother Whose Neighbors
Park Their Children With Her.

YEAR DIX have taush school for eight long but
incomprehensibe as am
that
mentally whom they lavish their anec'0 "
perhaps am 'oo iese''' ,7 r LONESOME NANNY
Evening star., 1926-04-08
$50 YEARS AGO TODAY
BY JONATHAN A. RAWsON, JR.
tory of the u. S. A.

our Cape. We have between fifty and
hundred men on guard night and
day at the Light House, Arnold's and
Creeks mouth; and are determined TO
watch the enemy closely.
They made application to fish on
our beach. We would not let them,
but desired them to go to Newfound-
land for that purpose. If they should
attempt To fish on the beach. we are
determined to show them Yankee
play, as we did on Easter Sunday.
when we were unloading Capt. Field.
! do assure you that. if you were here.
You should he pleased with the spirit
of the people.
copyright. Ig26D
Evening star., 1926-04-08
What TomorrowMeans to You
BY MARY BLAKE.
Aries.
BY FANNY Y. CORY

Tomorrow's planetary aspects are
distinctively adverse and continue so
until the evening. They then
brighten up and are accompanied by
vibrations of an inspiring and stim-
ulating nature. While your ordi-
nary routine work will not suffer as
result of the unfavorable influences
that predominant, it is likely that
Your disposition will be adversely
affected. Pessimism. dissatisfaction
and churlishness will assail you
and il will require great effort of
willpower to rise superior to such
tendencies. In the evening. the
mental clouds will have passed
away, and it would be well to par
ticipate actively in some pleasant
form of relaxation or recreation.
Children born tomorrow are des-
tined to suffer much in infancy. All
their illnesses will be very much allie
waited by proper attention being
given to alimentation and fresh air
Not until they reach their teens"
will they show those signs of robust
ness which will thereafter remain
with them. In disposition, boy will
be wayward and erratic. At all
times trying, affectionate. impatient
of restraint. but unwilling inten-
tionally to hurt. more indolent than
industrious, but original and re-
sourceful. A girl, by the same signs
promises to be very affectionate, i'm
pulsive, and at times effusive, always
anxious to please. full of vicacious-
ness and a great comforter in time
of trouble.
If tomorrow is your birthday, you
are more fitted for the outdoor than
the cramped indoor life. If Circum-
stances have been such as to render
ii necessary for you to pursue some
occupation entailing the latter con-
dition, you should change it as soon
as you can for some work of the
former category. If woman, you
are not fitted for the drudgery of
household work. If a man, you are
not adapted for the routine work of
an office. store or factory.
You possess exceptional natural
ability. but your talents will only
reap their merited reward if put to
use in some task that is unconfined
and unrestricted.
Your home life, especially II your
mate were born in August or Oc-
tober promises to be ideally happy.
Copyright. 1920
Through installment selling. 1925
Evening star., 1926-04-08

Through installment selling, 1925
borrowed five billion dollars worth
of business from 1926, ii is said.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
LITTLE THINGS FRET AND
WORRY FUSSY HOUSEWIVES.

ticular. 1t is another thing to be tidy.
Every one respects tidiness. But there
Is some difference between being fussy
about ones work and tidy about it.
Tidiness implies carefulness on the
part of the worker rather than GEN.
sure for others in what they do. Fussi
ness is directed even more toward
others than shown in the punctilious
ness of the worker herself.
The fussy housewife is seldom the
mother of a good-size family. 1t is
when there are several members in the
family that the mother generally ac-
quires lenient attitude toward trivial
neSleCts in non-essential matters. If
Tommy does forget once in while to
hang his hat on its particular peg. or if
Sally leaves a book out that she has
been reading, and which she probably
Intends to resume reading, mother
seems to fail to notice the oversight.
Occasional Lapses.
Of course, she does not expect such
things to be usual. This would indi-
cate a lack in training of the children
10 be orderly 1t is the occa sional for
getfulness that can readily be allowed
to go unmentioned. 1t does not inter-
fere with the spirit of tidiness, for in
Evening star., 1926-04-08
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Evening star., 1926-04-08

1t was just 50 years ago, in 1876.
that the first proposal for Fedora
constitutional amendment for prohi.
bition was made in Congress in a
Joint resolution introduced ny Henry
w. Blair of New Hampshire
Evening star., 1926-04-08

such isolated instances it is apt to
mean that something absorbing has
happened to interrupt the accustomed
good routine.
Evening star., 1926-04-08

night of May 10th, 1915.
S. The DUG Company
shall have the right to
publish the names of
prize-winners and to use
all prize-winning letters
in It's advertising.
s. Address all letters
and requests for Free
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Room 60l, 361 Fourth
Avenue, New York, NY.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-28
A ROZSAHEGYI VENDEGJATEK KUDARCA

nyes keretekben .jatszanak. lit ST.
var 6s kis szinpadon, bizony mem
hathatnal1 ugy, mint Macy es fe-
nycs szinpadon es ICY az amerlkal
magyar kozonseg megallapltJa
magaban, hogy nem lat semmi ku
l0nbseget az 8 amerikai magyar
szineszenek es az ohazal nagysag-
max jateka k0zott.
A Rozsahegyi vendegjatekaval
egyszerre egy vi szinhaz vallal-
koz6 is jelentkezett '1pesti vende-
cckkcl". Ext a vallalkozo urat
Chicagoban es ST. Louisban ugy
ismeril1, mint aki miikedvelo elo-
adasokkal szokta becsapni a ko-
zonseget. Most eI6lepett pestl ven
degek direktorava.
Meg kell lit mondanom, hogy a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-28

msagees bdsskseger6 csak kicst
jobban 1atnak ell rubelekkel..
nagyon mi munkasaink varnak TudJak o hogy
d0ve mndent megcsnalunk maid K korai eeet mondan fe
etnk mnke Maid megauk husz eszend6 null
va! IAhxYX
Ez a felreismert feaalok frazisa.
Mem Egeszen komoyan beszek 1gaz hogy kozelrol sem
vaotou kommunizmus De husz, monduk harmlnc
muva Un6a annyra elore fog utnl
fe6d uan hogy maja lehet egz lagon szocialsa
lomnak.
Igen Feeve, hogy fejlodes hatrafee fog haadnl
aamabol konzervatv aamszoveeg alakul
vesztegzart on0kne maid soal vOosebb Eu
k0zo En- t6fao most Hero krazn urat az onok
br6saga e dze hogy oft husz ev mulva njek Her
monda sz ev muva fogjuk megani hogy onoke
azk ak tobb vvmany 6rze meg vagy akk obbet szez-
think magunknak"
- Maid meg fogjuk atni. = monda Q.
Igen Husz ev mulva, mondtam en- mi leszunk maJd az
emeben vo0sek s akkor vajon nok brzsuok fognae
nagy k0veteke kuldeni hozzank?
vaasz hoss szaggato neve VOLT amey assankln halt
ell m0g0ttem, amn palota lepcsojen lefele haadtam
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-28

pc i ssnaegek, H. Viz Juci Is Ho
monnai kezs6-soha pesti szinha-
Yak tagjai mem voltak.
U5pestnel tovabb soha Sc ju.
tottak. Ha ,csak nem nevezik pes
ii szereplesnek, hogy egy izben
ugynevezett kinema szkecsben is
jatszottak pesti kiilvarosi mozi7
ban.
III. Viz Juci videki tarsulatok
szubrettja volt, Homonnay Rezso
pedig szerelmes szinesz.
Most most pesti miiveszkent
.iottek ide es jarulnak hozza a
pesti szineszet hitelrontasahoz.
Miutan epen lit az ideje mar,
hogy a hazugsagokra epitett szin-
haz-iizletnek v6ge legyen koztink,
en- helyen bejelentem, hogy ezen
tul minden egyes 'pesti milveszt =
nyakon fogok csipni minden ha-
zugsagnal. Meglehet6sen ismerem
a hazai szineszetet, minden szi-
neszr0l-legalabb a reglekrol-
tudom hol miikodtek es AIT is
megfogom irni, ha valaki hazud-
nj probal.
Mem lehet tobbe biintetlen6l
, daltarsulati k6ristaknak magukat
| pesti miiveszekke el6leptetni.
Helyezkedjek az amerikai ma
gvar szineszet szolid alapokra,
adjak meg szinhaz vallalkozok
a kozonsegnek mindig, amt hir-
detnek, amt igernek, inert mas
|kent minden vendeg k0rut epen
olvan iires hazak elott fog lefoly-
|ni. mint R6zsahegyi Kalman ven
degJatekd.
| rs a R6zsahegyi korut alapos
lkudarca ITALIAN kiabranditja azo;
| kat a tovabbi "pesti miveszek
vendeg k0rutjatol, akik epen most
kesziilnek ujabb nagysagokat XII
hozni, ujabb nagysagokkal leta-
rolni a sovany mezot az amerlkal
magyar szineszek elol.
| Fisher Andor.
(Himler Marion HetilapJa)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-28

R6zsahegyi Kalmannak, a bu-
dapesti Nemzeti Szinhaz orokos
tagjanak amcrikai endegjateka
letagadhatatlan kudarccal jar or
szagszerte.
Ures hazak elott kenytelen jat-
szani Magyarorszagnak ketsegte-
leniil legjobb szinesze
Igaz, hogy azert azutan ugy all
max bosszut a tarsu1at szineszei
6s maga Rozsahegyi is-amint ezt
a videki lapokbol olvassuk-,h ,hogy
nagyon gyenge el6adasokban re-
szesitik azokat, akik megis elmen
mex a szinhazba.
R0zsahegyi Kalman nagyszc-
I'll szinesz es felesleges, hogy AIT
lit r6la megallapitsam en- is. Ma
gyar aIakjai szinjatszasnal re-
/ mekei.
Hogy mtgis iires hazak3 elott
jatszik, az mem AIT jelenti, hogy
az amcrikai macy yarsag mem erte-
keli az igaz miiveszctct, mem SIZE
rcti a szGpet, mint EFT epen azok
kiabaliak legjobban, akik hlba.
SAX abban, hogy Amerika magyar
saga ma mar MEM MERI HINNl
senkir0l Sc, hogy valoban olyar
Macy szinesz, mint AIT a lapol
hirdetik.
Rozsahegyi kallnan azert jat
silk iireS hazak elott. inert min
harom het el0tt megirtam lit, szel
hamossagok tortentek miiye
szct ncyeben.
Rozsahegyi kalman a kiral,
Ernok, Beregi Oszkarok ripac
, el0adasaib0l fakauo elkeserede
nNoman mem kap kozonseget
:. Merit Kiraly Ern6re is ra raktal
csillag jelzoket, rola is eze1
seer megirtak, hogy a legnagyob
miiyesz es k0z0nseg azutan be
csapva erezte magat, hogy a nag
, miivGsznek kinevezett Kiraby Ell
!, no csak cgy kozepes, hangtala
bonviyant.
Az amerikai magyarsag, min
epen Rozsahegyi korutja bizonyl
ia, megunta a hazai nagysagol
: kal iizott szelh1Nadiat.
Ne tessek felreerteni, mem az
mondom most, hogy R6zsaheg,
q is szelhamoskodik, bar tole is e
varna a doz0nseg. hogy penz'
, ert al1kor is tisztessegesen ia
seek, ha csak so ember i'll a N
zoteren.
De az 3 vallalkozoja ez esetbe
iLigeti Lajos, szinten hirdet +
mex diszletcket, Macy zenekart-
es ere egy olyan nagy varosba
is van SCENE cgy szal zongoray
kepviseltetnl az orchestert, mil
ICleveland..
Egy Rozsahegyi eloadast(
melyre nagy zenekart hirdetne
--lla mar diszletezes fiillent
!; set ell is neztek-elvarhatja Jo
: gal Cleveland kozonsege, hogy a
) meg is kappa, legalabb par 81
, zenesz ajax kjaban.
j. "A hazai vendegjatekok nyomi
,r mas bal is van. A hazal nagys
o-Igok otthon sokkal konnyebb'
,r hathatnak kozonsegre, inert /
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-28

GA kintornas csalad" erdekes
meseje, bonyodalmas fordulatai a
darab kezdetetol, annak vegeig le-
kotik a k0zonseg erdekl0deset. A
nagyszerii szereposztas csak To-
kozza maid a sikert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-28
MosZKvAI "vIDAM" EJsZAKAK.

Azokrol moszkva vidam &szakakr6 akarok beszen ame
eknek mlen ny 0rome kroppeno dugok me
rl Xxi cak feezhet6 Xxi minden varazsuk pjensz
schaumwein.. pezsg0
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-28
Egy fajtaba-a Camel BE tessziik LEG
v + C. Y f N f G. Y

A VILAG legnagyobb dohanyvallalata egy
cigarettat keszit, a Camel-t. Ebbe az egy
fajtaba keriil minden 61,ajtasuk. hoey kie1e-
gitsen, vilag legnagyobb dohSnyvallalata
szakertoinek ninden igyessege, hogy szol-
gallon.
Amely napon Camel piacra kerult,
dohanyzok partfogasaval talalkozott. Min
den esztend0ben ujabb milli6k ismertek el
az egyedili cigarettapak.
Csak a legkivalobb minosegii cigarette
tud oily sok millio baratot szerexni 6s meg
tartani Csak legkivalogatottabb dohanyo-
kat tartalmazo cigarette tudja kierdemelni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-28

vezeto heiyet vilagon a cigarette cl-
adasban.
Camel dohanyok legfinomabbak-es oily
gondosan vannak kcverve, hogy az izlSst
sohasem farasztjak XII. Camel cigarcttak
sol1asem hagynak cigarettds utoizt.
Mi AIT hisszik, hogy a Carnclbcn meg
fogja talalni annak az elvezetnels az 0romct.
amt csak legjobb Is legfinomahb adhat a
vilagon. Felkerjik, hogy hasonlitsa 0ssze
Camel cigarettakat barmely mas cigarct-
laval tekintet nellkiil az ARA.
Vegycn egg E6tnel.t!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-28

kamenev valaszo Cigarettaval kna varja folly
taast ameNet persze mem halgatok ell.
szovetek parisi nagykoveene takoztam egy kolegam
NAL NJ A Bvel napap f6szerkeszoevel ebben napap
ban napona AIT irjak hogy kozeek panat amikor
many maid het 0vetn ugyanebb6 kalomb6 egy
ket mo burzsu fog yerezn Mi vcmenye KEEP
r6l? Vajjon parja-e egyik eset a masiknak?
Mem