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New Britain herald., 1926-05-28
Veritzens Courtly Attentions In
 crease Madge's Interest.

crease Madges Interest.
 The smile faded from Philip Veritzen's lips as l again made the proviso that I must secure the proper care for my small son be- fore accepting the munidCent offer he had made to me.
 q do not believe you will hayc any trouble on that score" h." said. Mrs. Underwood no doubt will be able to help you solve that problem. I have never seen any thing yet which baffled her. I shall expect to hear from you, favorabiy, within a short time of her return"
 There was a curious note of in excrability in his voice, and l did not need the newspaper myths l had read concerning him to tell me that he too, had never met any in surmountah]e obstacle in his bril- liant career.
 Something else I saw, too, in thu tight closing of his lips, and the steary glint in his black eyes-that there would be no mercy in him for anyone who proffered him work below the almost unattainably high standards which he set for his own achievements and those Of every member Of his organization. IL was no summer day picnic that I was entering upon. l told myself grimlv as the chauffeur drew the car out of the line and to the curb in front of tho library entrance. But my pulses thrilled to the knowledge that work with this master Of drama was q privilege for which no price of toit and discipline was too hard to pay.
 "f shall Let You Know
 "I shall let you know as soon as I know myself" ] said as I pre- pared to gct out Of the car. But as the chauffeur dismouu-ed and opened Inc door. having first open cd my umbrella. Mir. .Naritzen alighted frs, and taking the um- brclla. a respectable one, but a de- ctdedlv incongruous not" in his sartorial symphony he helped me out Of the car and gravcly escort d mo through the pouring rain 10 the library entrance. There. clos ing the umbrella and handing it 10 me as if it were a costly fan and I great lady for whom he had been holding if, he lifted his hat and stood uncovered until l had gone through the doors.
 I was vaguely troubled as Tmadc my way to the nook in the big reference room where I was doing the intensive review work on medi- eval history which Lillian had ask cd me to undertake while she was
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28
Parents FiDPdi

Professor and Mrs. Thomas Thivicrge of New York were ane $1O and costs because they did not send their children to public scool but taught them at home The father, an educational man himself, explained tha the had regular school hours at home, and that he was giving his children an individual education suited to their own needs rather than the general public school one. His wife "chipped in" that when the children went to school they caught bronchitis, pediculosis, and bad language, But the fine was imposed "in the name of the common good"
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

salt, 12 teaspoon mustard, ] tea spoon vinegar, 1 teaspoon granulat- ed sugar l-4 teaspoon pepper, 2 cups grated cheese, l cup minced chicken. 1-2 cup bu'tered crumbs.
 Rub yolk Of cgg 10 q smooth paste with melted butter, Work in salt, mustard vinegar, sugar and pepper. When perfectly blended add cheese. chicken and white Of egg finely chopped Mix thoroughly and press into butt"rcd ramikins or any heat-proof, individual dishes at hand. Sprinkle with buucrcd crumbs and bake in q moderate oven until cheese is melted and crumbs are brown.
 Copyright. 1926, NEA Service, mcD
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

When Johnny Chuck got back to his new home in the Oll Pasture he vas pretty well tired out. 9rs SIT, h. was pretty well tired out He found that old Jed Trumpet the old gray Rabbit who had lived all his life in the Old Pasture. hadn't exaggerated any when he had said that he knew every bit Of the old Pasture, Johnny had followed him about from one hiding place 10 another until it seemed 10 him that lis legs would drop off, He was glad when Gt length he got hack home.
 For two OF three days thereafter he was quite satisfied 10 go only far enough from his own doorstep 10 set enough to eat. The Fest of tho
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28
11ossip p,s Corner
His List.

Supposed that somebody handed you paper and pencil with d sign on-the- dotted-line expression, and told you to list the things you liked best. That's what q reporter did 10 Arthur Tuckerman. novelist. He Wrot"-- T,". 2. -h hndEarnvs in May, , h-s!r,rs ;t d.Nu,
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28
Maid Made Bride

A wealthy broker of Boston will trip to the hymenoal altar with his bride, the maid and housckeeper or his domain for the past 20 years. He grew to love her, says he, because she kept him so comfortable a home. She managed his home so ex- pertly all those years, says he, be- cause she loved him.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

tlr black ears and listened. His heart began 10 beat a little faster Who could be coming down that path? The bushes rustIcd a little more and a little loUd"d. Whoever it vas must be big, Johnny didn't know wheth- er 10 dodge back into his house or 10 sit right where he was. He decid- cd ho could afford 10 sit right where he was. Between where he sat and that path down which some one was coming the bushes We're quite high. Jsrnny tried 10 peep under
 1am. Presently he made out some black thing moving. There were four or them, Johnny caught his breath He knew they were feet, but he lidn't believe there Were any feet aS big as those in nlI the Great World. His eyes popped out Of his head. That is. they looked ns if they were popping 0W. IIo held his breath. SHJduuIy Two of those feet disappeared. and thra a great black IaF rosa up above th" tops of jhe bushes auI rnrrr Mas mighty "Woor, Woor.'
 "ua," squeeieI Johnny Chuck and
 turned a baek somrrs1uIl in his hurry o get into his honse. Hc had had many scarcs in his life, but none like this, Not until he got clear to the bottom O. his house u03,r tho rocks did Johnny draw a Iau- breath. "I,-Jt--it must have b.on Buster Boar' said John- ny. and his toetu chlttrreJ. "J-T -r wonder if ho saw mr. My goodness. How big h" is, Hes uige.r than Farmer Browns Boy" Copyright le2t. by r. W. Burgcss)
 Th. no@ story: Johnny Decides To Co Hom. Eian NMay,"
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

nothing. and urges her beautiful niece 10 marry PETER WILlN, a sober bachelor, who's in love with her.
 As the time draws near for Fay and Eamy to marry, Fay tells Syl- via that they don't care for each other quite SO much as they once thought they did. And sylvia dis covers that she is secretly seeing a great deal Of her old beau EDDIE CARTER.
 On a night in May Peter gives a picnic supper in honor oi Sylyia's birthday. Fay and Fanny, feeling most hilarious, arrive late, and Ran
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

Any mere male who had once par took of French mushroom soup would lead his list with that He might throw in the recipe for the joy of posterity. Simmer pounds Of knuckle of veal for hours with an onion and small bunch of parsley. Strain and reheat. Cut fine half a pound fresh mushrooms and sim mer 15 minutes. Beat together ? eggs, 2 tablespoons flour, 1 cup of milk. Take soup from fire, add thickcning and tablespoon butter. Reheat, bring to boil and serve with cubes of esh-buttcrd toast.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28
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Fanny satisfies Sylvia that he has not been flirting with the red-headed woman, and they go on planning to furnish "The Nest" as they called the little fiat soon 10 be their home. It is furnished and on the occasion Of their first meal at home Fanny is late,
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28
Menus for the Family
HN SISTER MARY,

Iiu .a.i - chilled orang" juico, rerwl. thin cream hroilcd cottage aaIn toast. milk. roli"n.
 Lunchyon -- Carrots in cream, Ievind cheese. whole wheat bread. rhunarb sauce. mIlk. rc1.
 Dinner Shoulder 0" iamh boned arI stunned, asparagus with butterrd crumbs. beet and pineapple salad. chocolate bread pujding bran bread, milk. coffee.
 The dinner mrat is stuncd with a rice suning making inc serving or "sarchy" vegetable qniJr un- necessary. Additional starch as well 4s bulk arr added 10 the menu by the pudding for dessert
 Dc,ilcd Cheese.
 uuo hard cooked rgC, table
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

in his clothes but throws it away, without reading it. She makcs up her mind not to be jealous. But a few nights later when she and Ran my arc having dinner down town lafter an afternoon of house hunting,
 she sees him flirting in a mirror on the wall Of the restaurant. with q
 woman sitting at the next table. Dis
 eusted and on the verge Of tears,
 Sylvia hands Ranny a pencil and ,sarcas;ically asks him if he wouldn't
 like to ask the woman fer her name and address, and become acquainted with her.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28
wt May be Life"

Jack loves me well enough I know, But does he ever bite his lip,
 And does he chew his cheek to show That Passions got him in a grip? An does his gun go pop-pop- pop? When tcllcrs gets familiar? No. He just says, "Op in" and they op-- It may be life, but ain't it slow 2"
 A r. Herbert.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

palm trees in moonlight. blondes in black crepe de chine, trout fishing, the sound of airplanc motors, Con- rad's novels, etching. mems tennis doubles, and rafts to swim to-"
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28
JOHNNY CHICK HAS | WISI CERTIFIED.
BY THORNTON N. BURGESS.

lt IS a fact that wishes do. Thought rarely, l confess-Comc true.
 ---Johnny Chuck.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

Copyright, 1926, by Newspaper
 Feature Service, Inc.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

or~ hard cooked egg. table
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New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

Th. urA' story: "Johuuy Decides To Co iIom. Eiau. Auay,'
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

 44. To devour. A.. Frenzy A. Queer. IS. Primal, 51. A slugEard, >. Spores of rust fungi
 Vertical ?. Mistakes. 8. Point of compass. 1. suitable. }. To jump. 6. Let il stand. :. Cover. $. Half an em. 3. One given oycrmuch to thoughts
 Of self.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
patiaval fogadjak ennek a becsii-
letes magyar embernek el6remene-
+ talat
TULIPAN BAL.

A Keresked6k es' Iparosok K0-
renek Ifjusagi Osztalya majus
10.-en, h6tf6n az .Ukran Hallban
rendezi elso tavaszi tancmulatsa-
gat.
A kor Youngstown tarsadalmi
elet6ben fontos szerepet tolt be.
Mulatsagait a j6kedv es az igaz
magyar szellem jellemzi.
A k0r els6 tavaszi mulatsagat
majus 10.-en az Ukran Hallban
rendezi. A bizottsag kedves meg
le2etesben fogja reszesiteni a
h0lgy- k0z0nseget es mulatsag
sikerer6l reszletes es reszletiikbe
memo el0intezkedessel gondosko-
dix. Ere nagyszerunek ioerke-
10 mulatsagra Youngstown es k0r
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
REFORMATUs EGYLET

A Youngstown Magyar Ref.
Egyhazi Ferfi es N0i Bs. Egylet
aprilis 25.-en tartja rendes havi
gyiileset 2 oral kezdettel a $50
kott helyen.
A vezet6seg ezuton is felhivja a
tagsag figyelmet a minel na9yobb
szamban val6 megjelenesre, mivel
ezen gyiilesen az elso negyedevi
.jelentes keriil sz6nyegre.
Felkerjiik Csete Sander III tag
tarsat, hogy ezen gyiilesen eskii-
tetel vegett jelenjen meg. Geese
Janos Is Tur6czi JOSEF tagtarsa-
kat 3-3 havi hatralekkal fel let
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
MAJUs ELSEJEN UNNEPI DISZBE OLTOZKODIK
KOSSUTH KOR HAJDANI NAGYTERME.

Nagynyu edekde nyvanul Kossuth Kor maus elseen
megtartand6 Baa antA pompas mulatsagon Baogh
Be rneves radio cgany huzza talpaava6 belepo
holgy egy szal szekfut kap ajandekba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22

Cos j6kedv, riigyeket fakaszto han
gulat lesz urra a Kossuth K0r haj
dani nagytermaben. Ugyanis a
Kossuth K0r ekkor rendezi POM
pasnak igerkez6 elso tavaszi Vi
gadalmat: a ''Szekfii Bait.
A Kossllth K0r vezet6sege nagv
aranyu el6kesziileteket tesz a bal
sikere erdek6ben. A baltermet ez-
uttal valosagos erd6ve fogjak va
razsolni, hogy teremben meg
tartott aiusi vigadamon ne hia
nyozzek tavasz friss tide zoldje,
A belep6 holgyek pedig eey pom
pas szekfiit kapnak ajandekba.
A k0r pomIpas majusi "SzekfU
Bal Jan Balogh Bella, a hirneves
radi6-cigany fogja huzni a talp.
alavalot. Balogh az elmult heter
koncertet tartott Hippodrom
ban. Az angol lapok Macy ellis
meressel nyilatkoztak Balogh es
zenekaranak kival6sagarol.
Ne feledjiik ell! Majus elsejer
"Szekfii Bal" lesz a Kossuth K0l
hajdani nagytermfben. Legyen OFT
minden magyar = Greg, fiata
egyarant ezen pompas es Macy
szabasu tavaszi mulatsagon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
SCENT IsTVAN EGYLET

f h6ten a k0vetkez6 tagok be-
tegek: Ifj. Ganmbosy Gyorgy
pittsburgh korhaz), Hugler Ist-
van (Mahoning County Sanatori
um), Baranyai J6zsefne Estate
Hospital, Massilon, o., Bodnal
Gyorgy (Canfield k6rhaz), Hankt
Mihalyne (52 Fairviw Ave-, East
Youngstown, Kovacs Ferenc (3s
Parnell ST., Matyasy JOSEF (42s
Early Rd.), Snekszer Julia (E
Youngstown, o. es Varkoczy ia
nos (102 Penn Ave.
Betegseg Kaluczky Janos eln0k
mel jelentendo be, kinek ciane 1874!
Republic Ave, telefon 1920.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
HlREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L
WARRANT NELKttL!

Virag J6zsef rendor, a magyar
sag kozkedvelt "Big Joe"-ja, a
legk0zelebbi napokban bekopog-
tat minden magyar hajlekaba,
hogy meggy6z5djon arr6l, hogy
igaz-e az, amt Missisek a Mis-
terekre fognak. Ugyanis tudoma
sara jutott Virag rend6rnek,
hogy mem a Misterek, hanem
Missisek okai csaladi veMeke-
deseknek.
Virag Jozsef kilencesztendei ta-
nulmanyozas utan rajott azon
tenyre, hogy nemcsak a Missisek
nek, de a Mistereknek is igazuk
van, ICY megtalalva a kozep
ntat, egy nagyszerii ideaja ia
madt - evegb6l keresi fel min
den magyar hajlekat.
Virag az elmult napokban fent-
jart szerkesztGsegiinkben S sz6les
Macy mosollyal az arcan bejelen-
tette, hogy megtalalta az utat
modot ARA, hogyi ne csak akkor
kopogtassa magyar testvereink al
tajat, amikor Macy baj van, vagy
amikor tanacsra van sziikseg, ha-
nem akkor is, amikOr haztartasi
cikkekre, butorokra fehernemii-
ekre van sziikseg. Virag baratunk
AIT mondja, hogy a csaladi perpat-
var legt0bb esetben a haztartasi
cikkek hianyossaganak tudhat6 8
| be. Exert kenytelen lemondani a
| hazigazda vend6geinek fogadta-
| tasar6l.
| A vendegszereto gazdasszony pc
dig akkor lobban haragra, ha a
| ferje f0sveny nem ad elegend0
lpenzt a sziikseges haztartasi elk
| kek bevasarlasara, hogy szives
lvendegszeretettel, pompasan meg
| rakott asztal mellett fogadja ven
Idegeit.
| Eek az okok inditottak Virae
rendGrt ARA, hogy rend6ri hiva-
| tasan xviii, haztartasi cikkek ell
! arusitasaval is foglalkozzek
| Ugyanis Virag JOSEF tarstulaj-
donosa lett az elony0sen ismert
Libro Speciality Co.-nak, ahol q
lie egfinomabb China edenyelxet, ha.
zai bogreket, eziist evoszek0zo.
ket egyeb konyfelszerelesi elk
keket lehet jutanyos aron beszere7
nj.
A youngstown s videki magyar
sag figyelmet felhivjuk Libro es
Virag Speciality Co. Is n. Chestnut
St.-i acknowledgements iizletere
Ha barmilyen edenyre, evoeszkoz.
re, stb. re van sziiksege, keresse.fe,
szemelyesen Virag baratunkat
8 szives szeretettel all magyar.
SAG rendelkezesere. Vagy hivjs
fel telelfonon kerje "Big dzs6t'
telefonhoz. (p)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22

A Camel kedves baratja, jotev6 tarsa a
tapasztalt dohanyzok millioinak Mert bar
milyen meszszire megy es barnennyit fizet
nem talal hiibb cigarette baratot, mint a
Camel volt. Nincsen faraszto il, nincsen
cigarettas utoiz, mem fog rnegbanast erezni
egy nap, sot egy eleten at sem Camel Matt
Csak a teljes es zamatos fist elegedettseget,
csak az elet fokozott izesseget erik minde-
niitt, ahol Carnelt szivnak.
Ennek az egy cigarettanak keszitesebe
megy vilag legnagyobb vallalkozasa sza-
kerto dohanyembereinek minden kepessege,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
WEININGER VINCE SZABO.
MESTER ONALL0sITOTTA
MAGAT
A hirneves E.. Wolff szabomester
jizletet vette at.

Tizenotevi kitart6 els szorgalmas
munka utan Weininger Vince sza-
b6mester 0nallositotta magat.
Weininger varosunk egyik leg
modernebb es legjobb szaboiizle
tet, az E. Wolff Tailoring Shop-ot
vette at, ahol masfel evtizedig,
mint alkalmazott dolgozott. F6n0-
Ike betegseg kovetkezteben Flori-
daba utazott, ahol csaladjaval
egyiitt veglegesen lesslepednek.
Weininger Vince kitiin6 szak-
kepzettseget ezalatt hosszu lido
alatt nemcsak volt fon0ke homo
ralta, hanem "a Youngstown ma
gyarsag is. Mindazok, akik nala
keszittettek ruhat, munkajaert
legnagyobb elismerest kapta ez-
ert tiszteltek es szerettek ct!
Weininger ferfi es moi divat-
iizlete varos kozpontjaban, a
10 South Phelps st. alatt van Ca
City Hall es Federal st. kozott.
Telefon szama 66314. Weininger
elvallal mindenfele ferfi els moi ru-
ha mertek utani kesziteset, javi-
tast, vasalast, atalakitast a legr0-
videbb idon beliil pontosan es be-
csuletesen vegzi.
Orommel vesszuk Weininger
szabomester vallalkozasanak hiret
S hisszuk, hogy youngstown ma
gyarsag koreben is hasonl6 szim-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22

Ki ne emlekezne a regi boldog
id6k feledhctetien emlekii iinne-
p6fe: Majus elsejere? \ mnnka
Observation-Disclosures ilnnepe majus
elseiere esik. inert az elet felsza :
badulasa munka szabadsaga is,
hiszen a munka az ember elete.
Mem veletlcn, hogy munkassag g
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22

Camel olyan
hi cigarette baratja
lesz, amilyen meg
mem volt

Csalis legjobb elegjo Canelnek. A leg
valogatottab torok es amerikai dohany. A
legszakszeribb keveres. A legfinomabb
cigarettapapir, amely Franciaorszagban ke-
sziil a reszere. Anely pillanatban Camelre
'gyujt, tudhatja, hogy azzal gyenge es
enyhe fiisttel isn1erkedik meg, amelyet mill
liok szeretnek.
Ha on meg nem isrnerl Camel josagat pro-
balja XII. Felkerjuk Ont, hogy hasonlitsa
ossze Camelt barrnilyen mas cigarettaval
az ARA valo tekintet nelkul. Szivjon el egy
Camelt!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22

TEX fiiggesztye. Kerjiik azok mi
el6bbi rendez6s6t, inert eIleneset-
ben toroNe lesznek.
Az eeNlet neveben:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22

kors szombaton sajat helyisegeben
(310 w. Federal ST. partyt rem
dez, amelyre tagokon xviii meg
hivjak a gor. kath. Ifjusagi Kor
tagjait is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22

ny6ke magyarsaganak figycEmet
el6re is felhivjuk.
A mulatsagon Brenkacs vajda
hires cleveland bandaja smuzsi-
kal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22

majusi napot tette meg nemzet-
k0zi Macy iinnepeve, hiszen a ta-
vasz csakugyan internacionalis. A
majusi iinnep azert legeloszor is
ifjlsaga es a Szereleme. Az ifjusag
sszive pezsdiil fel legel0szor a ta-
vaszi eletzsongasra es szerelem vi
arul Xxi a fatal szivekben, boldog
napsugaras fatal szerelem.
Es majus scent iinnepen vira-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
Menyhert Janos,
MAsODIK EVFORDUL0

Most szombaton este lesz ket
eve annal, hogy youngstown
kath. Ifjusagi K0r meealakult es
az evfordulo megiinnepl6sere a
Evening star., 1926-10-03
LONGER LIGHTING
| OF STREETSASKED
Merchants See Burglars Aid
4: ed by Present LaW-D. c.
+: Heads to Seek Change.

An amendment to the law fixing
the time for lighting and extinguish-
ins the street lights in Washington
will he sought AT the forthcoming
session Of Congress. il was announced
YESTERDAY By Commissioner Proctor
L. Dougherty.
A complaint was made to the Com
missioners recently hy Edward ID.
Shaw. secretary of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association, that The
present law requires that street lights
he extinguished three-quart oI an
. hour before sunrise. which leaves the
city in absolute darkness, especially
on cloudy mornings ard gives burglars
an excellent opportunity to operate. y
number Of burGiaries in the business
section recently. Mr.. shaw believes
can be traced directly to this period
Of darkness.
Hesse Favors Change.
tendent of police who was asked to
make = report on Mr.. Shaw's COM
plant recomme nded 10 Commissioner
Dougherty that the street lights be
kept burning to At least 20 minutes
before sunrise. The commissioner
said that Maj. Hesse's suggestion
would he embodied in an amendment
which Congress VIII he asked 10 pass
While considerable funds may he
saved in curtailng the lights each
day" Mr.. Shaw said, the period of
darkness makes il possible for thieves
To get in their work. The public.
especially in the business section.
which has few occupants during the
early morning hours. should b. given
the protection of street lights.
Bell Explains Law.
Engineer Commissioner J. Franklin
Bell pointed out that the time OF
lighting and extinguishing street
lights was picked by Congress be-
cause il was appropriately in the
middle of the twilight period. "on
most days" he said, 1T Is reasonably
ligh, when the stree, lights are turned
off. There are occasionally. however.
very dark days when the twilight
shut off by clouds ard on these
il is possible that it might he
dark when the lights 90 off.
Under the present law the
lights must be turned on ID MN"
after sunset. and extinsuished L.
minutes before sunrise
Evening star., 1926-10-03

Though she is only IL years Of age
Miss Irene Rodney Of Newark. \. j.,
ts an experienced carpenter. During
F.. her school vacation she helped her
father put up a building.
Mrs John A. Blaine. wife cf the
Governor Of Wisconsin. made a speak
ing tour - that State in the interest
~ her husbands ,Andidacy for the
Republican nomination tc the United
States Senate.
Evening star., 1926-10-03

Mrs. Alice NJ. French. organizer Of
the American War Mothers. visited
the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in
Paris recently. placing a wreath OF
red roses on the grave on behalf of
the mothers of tho thousands who
had lost their lives in France.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-06-03
An z. 8. V. ?. PRAYER.

Willie had not been a very good
boy that day, and in consequence of
certain inexcusable derlictiofs he had
been sent to bed with the sun. After
supper his father climbed the stairs
to the youngsters room. and throw
ing himself down on the bed along
side of the delinquent, began to talk
to him.
Willie" he said, gravely, did you
say your prayers before you went to
bed?"
'Yessir," said Willie.
And did you ask the Lord to make
you a good boy?" asked the parent.
yep" said Willie, and / guess
It'll work this time"
Good" said the father. "Pm glad
to hear that"
YES" said Willie. "but don't
think well know before tomorrow
You've got to give the Lord time, you
know"
And what makes you think it will
work this time. my SOM" queried the
anxious parent.
why. after the Amen put in an
R. S. ". P.." explained the boy
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