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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13
ELTEMETTEK CZEPPER
J0ZSEFNET.
Macy csalad gyaszolja derek ma
gyar asszonyt.

.Lapunk multi heti szamaban ro-
widen beszamoltunk 0zv. OK pper.
J6zsefne elhunytar6l. Az id0s ma
oyar asszonyt hat heti betegseg
utan ragadta ell a kony0rtelen ha-
lal szerettei k0reb0l. Elhunytat
szamos s-tagu csaladon xviii, tisz
telok baratok egesz serege gya-
szolja. A SIT. Istvan egyhaz es
Egylet, valamint az Greg Egylet,
egyik hiiseges tagjat veszitette el
Benne.
A megboldogult f0ldi porresze-
it szombaton reggel helyeztek
0rok nyugalomra a Kalvaria te-
metoben, el6zolcg a gyaszhaznal,
3O3 Pasadena Ave. es a SIT. 1st-
van templomban tartott gyasz-
szertartas utan.
Ozv. Czepper Jozsefne, sziiletett
Mayer Maria, 18494ben sziiletett
MISREPRESENTATION Zenlplen me-
gye, % evvel ezel6tt keriilt Ame-
rikaba, Youngstownba S most
mar evek hosszu sora ota veJe
mel, Habodasz Gusztavnal lakott,
ahol szeret6 gyermeke unokai
yettek koriil Macy szeretettel es
becsiil essel.
A megboldogultat gyaszoljak a
kovetkezo gyermekei, illetve We
lei es menyei,: Czepper GyIlla es
neje (Elyria, o., Macy JOSEF es'
neje Detroit, Nich;), RACE Imre
Is neje (Elyria, o., Habodasz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13
NEMEs DoLOG

A mai, ONO vilagban, igazan
ritka esemenyr6l adhatunk sza-
mot.
4 Kalvaria temet6ben, frissen
hantolt sirhalom alatt nyugoSSza
0r0k almat Bir6 Marion teStVe-
rink s 0zvegyc, aki banatos sziv-
yrl kesereg clvesztGsc felctt. cl-
81 dolganak tartotta, hogy szere-
tett ferienek coy meg tleteben
tptt ioeretet valera valts0. Bro
bacsi szeptcmberi s2ep csalad
iinnepelN alkalmaval megigertc,
hogy gyermckeit observation-disclosures
eZer-ezcr dollarral.
A kegyetlen sors maskent ha-
tarozott. Bir0 bacsi meghah, 0z-
vegye azonban lit maradt ell
hunyt ferie altal tett igeratet,
meg a temetes napJan bevaltotta
5 delutan 3 orakor, Menyhert I'M
re k0zjegyzo jelenl6tGben a oyer
mekeknek, nevszerint: Torok San
dorn6, BRO Erz>dbetnek, Bro Ber
talanne-Bir0 Mariskanak, Sci
eel Istvanne-Biro R0zSinak, Banf-
fv .Janosne-Bir0 Boriskanak es
ifi. Bir0 Martonnak kifiZctte az
ezer-ezAr dollarokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13
NAGYsZABAsU BAL

Az NJ esztend6nek els6 iga-
zan szenza eiosan nagyszabasu es.
ftnvcs tancmulatsagat ianuar
29.-tn rendezi a warrcni magyar
fiatMlsag Ennek a balnalI kiil0-
nos erdckesseget k0lcS0niiz az a
teny, hogy magyar fiatalsag, Anne
rikaban feln6tt cs ncvelkcdett if
iusag rendezi - de annak j0vc,
delmet, egy scent es nemes ma
gyar calra - a ligonieri "Ma-
gyar Arvahaz IRA ada.
A rend oz6seg Macy Szorgalom-
NAL dolgozik, hogy a bal kitiino-
en- silleriiljon. Farkas BERT ez al
kalomInal mutatkozil be tcljcscn
ujonnan szcrvezott pompas banda
laval, mcllvcl maid egy csapasra
mcgh6ditja k0zonstget.
Az is trdekesSege lesz bal
max, hogy holgyek szamara
mines megallapitva bcltpti dii.
Ertelles sorsolasok lesznck. Etc
lckr6l is gondoSkodik maid a ren
dez6seg.
A magyar fiatalsag minden te.
Iinte then megerdemli a kozonsee
partfogasat, $ ICY kerjiik ko
zons6get, hogy tomegesen lato
eassa ezt tancmulatsagot
A bal a North SideOn, Fe
/ deral St.-en lev6 "Sharak Hall
ban leSz megtartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13

Gusztav es neje, tizenharom nno-
kaia, egy dedunokaja, az 6haza
ban tl6 rokonai, valamint tisz-
tal6lt egesz serege.
A temetest F6t Varlaky San
dor, SIT. Istvln cgyhaz plfba
nosa vtgezte, Balask6 Gyorgy
kantor kozremilkodGstvel.
A melycn snjtott gyaszolo esa-
lad czuton mond halas koszonc-
tet mindazoknak, akil1 a Macy csa
pas alkalmaval igaz reszvftiikkel
6l1ct fclkcrcsttk, a tcmcttsen meg
jelcntek, vagy aut6ikat szlvoSck
voltal llik0lcs0n0zni.
Az alantiaknak, Xix a draga ha
lott koporsojara viragot kjildtek,
Szinttn k0Szonctet mond a @ya-
szol0 csalad.
Jakab lStvanne eS cSaladJa, No
lcszar GyGrgy ts ncjc, Pisak Ja-
nos Is cSaladja, DaraZs tcStverck,
Gene Gabor, Papp Gyorgy (Ely-
ria. o., Mrs. Kuthy ts cSaladla,
Molnar Mihaly IS -csaladja, Len
gvcl AndraS. Kovacs Andr#s Is
csaladja, Szt. Istvan Egylet, OreG
Egylet
A tcanettst Knbina tcmctkc2tsi
vallalkozo nd2ztc, mig ko>2o-
rukat, majdcncm mind, Feren y
Jcn6nt viragilzlctc szal}itctta,
mindcnli legnagyobb mcgelfge
desere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13
8. TX oLDAL

Ebben az esztendoben a kor-
nek ez lesz az elso balja 5 ez oily
ftnyesnek Is ilagyszabasuilak iger
kezik, hogy minden eddigit feldI
fog mnlni. A rende7oseg SHINES
megl4patesben rdszesiti a koaoa-
seget Mnsikalni Rig6 .J6ska kdz
isedvelt radio Is danologep lemsz
bandaia fog
4 jannar 24.-iki tancmllatsas-
ra mar most felhivjnlS a magyar
sag figyclmtt. A bal a Kossnti
K6r rdgi nagytermeben, 124 =.
Federal ST. alatt lesz mcgtartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13
Beteg tagjaink nevsora a
kovetkezO:


Ivan Janos (65. Parnell ST.
Miglecz Mihalyn6 (1714 Oak ST.,
Veres Andras (9O71 Center Line
Ave, Detroit, Mich.) Pctho Mi
halynf 1929 Dale Ave., Matyas-
81 J6zsefne early Rd. Box 425) !,
Vilagi Bertalan (707 Oxford Ave
nue), Szekeres JOSEF (IIubbard,
Ohio, Szab6 Janos (2742 South
Avc.)
Bctegseg a titkarnal jelentcn-
do, kinek cimc oil Edwards ST.,
tclcfon 7S749.
Hoffer Andras, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13

lesz tartva Italian Hallban, IL
TX. utica. A tanemulatsag egyik En-
dekessege lesz, hogy az azon rfszt
vev5k legnagyoibb resze maszka-
ban IS pompas jelmezekben fog
mcgjelenni
Pom'pas muzsikdrol goudosko-
dix rendezGseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13
HoPEHELY BAL.

a katholikas Ifiusagi KGr
egtsz tagsaea nagy buzgalonmal
diilt ncki januar 24.-6n, hGt-
f66n este tartando '.H6pehely bal :
clGkGSzitGS&nck.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13
MAGYAR MUZSIKA A
RADI0BAN.
Szerdan este az ujonnan megszer-
vezett wv K B N" leado radio
allomas, magyar ciganyzenevel
nyitotta meg miisorat-Kerelem a
magyarsaghoz.

A magyar csaladok k0z0tt Sza-
mosan vannak olyanok, akiknek
otthonaban nelkiil0Zhetetlen ma
mar a radio. a huszadik szazad
eme cSodalatoS talalmanya mar
rengeteg elvezetes estet szerzett
sokak szamara. Nekiink, magya-
roknak a radio nemlesak Szorakoz
tat0, elvezeteS, gondot elilz0 ta-
lalmany = hanem nagyszeril pro
paganda eszk0z. A magyar. n6ta
max, a magyar muzsikanak csoda-
latos. edes4bus szepsegeit ismcr-
teti meg olyanokkal is, akik ed
dig AIT Sc tudtak, hogy ilyen faj-
ia emberek elnek ezen a Saros
f0ldteken.
Youngstownbm szinte tervbe
van we've egy leado allomas letc-
,sit6se. Ennek szandeknak clSo
kis6rletekent, kedden este varo-
sumkban lead6allomast letesfitet-
tex. A tervezok sokat okoskod-
tax, hogy mivel is nyissak meg a
musort, hogy az egy csapasra ked
yeltte es nelkiil0Zhetetlenne tc-
gye az itteni radio lead6 allomast.
A valasztas magyar muzsikara s
magyar ciganyokra esett. Boldog
0r0mmel irhatjuk meg, hogy ST.
ker d0ntG volt.
Boldog mosollyal es Macy elve-
zettel hallgattulS kedden este fel
hat utan, Youngstown magyar
ciganyzenekar, Balogh Bella es ct
testvere, miveszi iatekat.
Yoho es Hooker epiiletfa szal.
lit6k, Williamson Ave-, fogadtak
fel mi ciganyzeneszeinket a be-
mutat6 programme. A skier oriasi
volt, bizonyitja EFT az allomasra
beerkez6 sjirg0ny, telefon ertesi-
tesek egesz t0mege. Nemcsak va
rosrmk radio elvez0i, hanem Nj
les, Warren, Akron, Sharon, stb.
yarosok lakoi is azok k0z0tt vol
tax akik siettek elismeresuket Xxi
fejezni kertek az allomas es a
magyar ciganyok alland6sitasat.
Magyar testvereinket ARA ker-
jiik, irjanak lead6allomas ci-
mere egy par sort kerjek, hogy
allando allomast letesitsenek lit
miel6bb. Ha terv sikeriil, ugy
mem csak mi, hanem mindenfajta
mas nenzettseg is elvezheti ma
gyar muzsika csodalatos szepse-
geit.
Az uj radio leado allomas neve !:
WKBN. Harom- dij van kitiizve
azok szamara, akik ennek negy
betiinek 0sszefiiggo ertelmet ad-
max. Husz, tiz Is ot dollar .ju-
talon. A mi velem enyiink szerint
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13
VERHOVAY 1O8.
1926. evi szamadas.

A Verhovay Egylct yonngstow-
nj fi0kja az cmllt vaSarnap tar
tott gyiil6sdn az 1926. esztend6-
r6l sz6l6 jelenttst vcttc tudoma-
snl.
Aminl alant latjuk, a multi tv
bevttelci, tclicsen fcdcztfk kia-
dasokat. A nagyoSztaly tagjai-
max szama mindoSSzc ti2cn0t nj
jail gyarapodott, ami tekintettcl a
helyi magyarsag Macy szamara,
Jelentektelen eredm6ny.
Az ifjusagi osztalyba beallott
5S NJ tag, azonban egy biztos j0-
vGnek sokat ieer6 kepet tarja
elenk. Az ifju,agi osztaly fejlesz-
tese = szerir think - a legfonto-
sabb feladat.
Mindenesetre jellemz6 t6ny.
hogv 252 tagu osztalynal, a szii-
l6k egtSz kiS t0redtkc latta csak
be az ifjmsagi oSztaly fcileszttst-
nck Macy fontoSsagat az elmult
tv folyaman. A "a tagbol all6 If
jusagi osztlly alig t0bb, mint a
tagsag cgynegyedGt kGpvisel6 csa
ladbol keriIlt ki. De allianak lit
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13

a egj o b b W(ofld) K(nows)
B(roadcast) N(cccssitics).
A j0vo het kcddjGn este 5 80
kor ismet be lchct kanosolni a
Youngstown lead6 allomasi. a Gle
vclandi WTAM ts a pittsburgh
allomas kozott, kicsit lcjjcbb, OF
ponttal, mint a cleveland AZ
Tomas.
A helybcli allomas cine: Yo-
ungstown Radio Station WKBN,
Youngstown, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13

OLvASSA Az AMERIKAI MA.
GYAR HIRLAPOT ES TAMO-
GASSA Az ABBAN H1RDE-
T0KET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13
MASZKAS MULATSAG.

A campbeli magyar rom kath
iskola javara februar 26-an, SION
baton este nagyszabasu mulatsa-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13
Az 1GAz1 REsZvET.
Hatalmas szamu magyarsag XII.
serte el utols6 utjara Bro Marion
testveriinket-A csalad k0-
sz0nete.

punk mutt hcti szama'ban hoz-
tnnk tud6sltast. Utols6 utjar6l,
mcly az igazi reswet jegydbcn
lcfolyt, viragcrdos temetes volt,
on alkalommal szamolnnk be.
Lehullott a mi fejiink korO-
naja...' F. szomorn S meghat6 err
zGsscl allotta k0riil a nagyszamn
gyaszolo csalad AIT koporsot.
mcly az clhunyt porhiivclyet zar-
ia maigaban. Hiaba cit hoSszu elc-
tct, hiaba gazdagon adatott Xxi
Neki a Sorstol, hogy a csaladtag-
iaiban, gyermekeibcn, unokaiban,
dtdunokaiban Sok 0rome tcljck
- clveszttse mtgiS fajo ts Macy
csapaS azoI szamara, akik O hoz-
"a oily k0zel allottak tletc ntol-
SO pillanataig hittek abban, hogy
keserii elvalaS meg nem most
k0vetkezill be.
Az emlberek sorsat, aki intezi,
Az maskent rendelk ezett... Biro
bacsinak el kellett menni egy
iobb hazaba, ahol elmondhatja,
hogy: "a nemes harcot meghar-
coltam...
Akit eleteben szerettek, tisztel-
TEX, annak utolSo utja is csak
sep lehet.
Az igazi rtSzvtt, az clveszttsc
fclctti mtly fajdalom nyilvhmnlt
meg Bir6 Marion Szcrddn lcfolyt
tcmeteSen.
Az elhunyt, 1893 Wavcrly Ave.
alatti otthonaban, valosagoS Vi
rAgerd6 boritotta a koporSot. A
tcmetts rGsztvcvSinck cSak kiS
t0rcdeke ftrt a eyaszhaNba. A
lopors6 felett a Bridgeport $40
vetseg gyaszfaityolos lobog6ja hir
deti a szomoru alkalmat
F6t. Varlaky Sandor, a SIT.
lstvan egyhaz pl6banosa vegezte
a gyaszszertartast Fot. Kozarek
Is E6t. Frenko plebanosok seged-
lete, valamint Balasko Gy0rgy
kantor eneklese mellett.
A gyaszhazb6l a SIT. lstvan
templomba vonult a gyaszolo Sc
reg, ahol harom papos iinnepe-
Ives gyaszmise volt. Maid Kali
varia temet0ben bucsuztattak ell
utoljara a draga halottat.
\ gyaszol6 csalad lapunk ut
ian mond k0szonetet mindazok-
max, akill a tcmetesen reszt vet
TEX, viragot kiildtek, ant6ikkal
kiscgitcttdk a csaladot.
A Bridgeport Sz0vetseg tag
iai vitt6k koporsot, melyet ege-
szen elboritottak a l1ovetkezok
altal kiild0tt koszorulz:
Ozv. Biro Martonne, Torok
Sandor es csaladja (Niles, o.,
Bro Bertalan es csaladja (Gi-
rard, o., Seizel Istvan es csa
ladja Chicago, IH.), Banffy ia
nos es neje (Joliet, Ill., es ifj
Bro Marion 6s csaladja (Racine
Wisc.), gyermekei.
F0dor Gabor es csaladja, ifj
T0rok Sander es neje, Fodor, To
r0k, Biro, Seizel, Bir6 unokak
Menyhert Imre, id. Menyhert I'm
re es csaladja, Kazup Pal es ne
ie, Papay Laszlo es csaladja, Res
JOSEF es csaladja, Csepl1e Balaz'
6s csaladja, Marion Gy0rgy e
csaladja, Kantor Antal es csalad
ja.. Kemecsey J6zsef es csaladja
Negroff- Masloff es Tarsai, Ma
gyar Seg6lyzo Szovetseg (Brid
geporti) 16..ik osztalya, Mr.. e.
Mrs. Malta, Matyas Antal.
A temetest Vascsak Jozsef ma
gyar temetkezesi vallalkoz6 mtei
te, mindenkinek legnagyobl
megelegedesere.
A pompas koszoruk legna'
gyobb reszet, Ferenczy Jen6nt
viragiizlete szallitotta, akinek az
ozvegy kiil0n halas koszonetet
mond gy0ny0rii viragokert q
temetoi viragokb6l keszitett ka'
puert S Ferenczynet a magyansag
figyelmebe ajaulja.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-16
Loves F lber<
Adele Garrison's Abso equel to
Revelations of Wife"
beginning a New Serial

hink in whose soul had led her to
pretend that her children were
brought up to self-cApression and
never punished, when in reality the
dread Of her almost fiendish severity
inipelled every one OF her children
20 lie in sclf-detense.
The remembrance OF that heritage
made my heart very tender toward
Mary. That for the sake OF her own
honesty of spirit she must reveal
her deception to Philip Veritzen /
knew, ana l had little hope of his
showing any clemency toward her.
although | meant to plead for her as
strongly as ] dared. But surely there
were other avenues to success
open to the girl whom Philip Verit-
zen's training and fastidious percep-
tons had hailed as a genius.
I put my arms around her drew
her into my own room and shut the
door.
I want YOU to forgive me, dear"
| said, for / felt that her own hon
esty demanded equal frankness on
my part. That question was a test
ing of you, one that I am ashamed
now to have made since l have
heard your brave answer. I am
proud of you. Mary. and from this
Minute l want you to put away all
memories Of that past trouble. You
have learned your lesson. I am sure
that you never can be capable Of
such an act again. AS for your fu-
ture, don't You realize. my dear,
that even If Mr.. Neritzen proves
adamant-and 7 confess I'm not very
hopeful on that point--he still has
pronounced your gifts something
unusual. The fact that he has dis
missed you Will not hinder your get
ting chance in some other organ
ization. Your uncle knows thea
trical-----"
She put up protesting hand, her
face suddenly haggard and drawn.
PLEASE. Auntie Madge." she said
Il couldn't. I'm like a person who
was admitted into the seventh
heaven. didn't know how to appre-
ciate it. and ran away. But II I
can't get back into that particular
one. I couldn't bear to go into any
other"
Copyright, 1927, Newspaper
Feature Service, Inc.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-16
Mary Harrison Determines to Tell
Whole Truth to Philip Veritzen

lVAO ~ SNihLNh
To my joyous relief. Mary Harri-
son did not wait for seconds de-
liberation before answering my COM
ment that l did not think there was
the slightest danger OF Philip YER
itzen discovering she had been the
masked dancer at the nightclub If
she did not choose 10 tell him.
The suggestion had been a de-
liberate testing OF the genuineness
OF her repentance, and l was
ashamed OF my ruse when l saw
her Mortified eyes and heard her
clear. resoluta tones.
"Oh, but I must tell him." she
said. "I-I-don't blame you, Auntie
Madge, for thinking that's just the
sort OF thing Ia want to do. But
I'm through with lies and deceit for
ever. and II ] don't do something
terrible to myself like this. I'll new
er be able to rightabout face"
Her eyes held mine with a queer
ly tortured look.
you know" she said, I've told
Hes and deceived people all my life
since i was little thing. ! can't
remember when I didn't do it.
There's 4 wrong streak running
through me. I guess, just as Marion
Morton couldn't do anything mean
or underhanded to ave her life.
Gosh, how l envy that girl. II
must be pretty soft to have things
tugging the right way inside your
soul. instead of the wrong way"
II had not known what lay back
OF her outburst I would have smiled
al tho siangy clothing OF her most
serious ideas. But ! knew only too
we'll the reason for the wrong
streak" and honored the child for
the fine reticence and the loyalty 20
her dead mother which forbade her
10 advance any excuse for herself.
But ] knew that ] read correctly
the note of unconscious usefulness
IN her voice as she spoke of Marion
Morton, Lillian Underwood's vim
some young daughter. who, as Mary
had said, couldn't do anything
mean or underhanded to save her
life" The child subconsciously-sh
was too loyal to do 1t knowingly
was contrasting Marion's mother,
wise, tender, four square, with her
own, Elizabeth Harrison, the queer
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-16
Menus for the Family
RI SISTER MARY

Breakfast - Steamed figs with
sliced lemon. cereal, cream. creamed
dried beef with toast cubes, crisp
graham toast, milk, coffee.
Luncheon Stuffed eggs In to-
rato sauce, hearts of lettuce With
French dressing. graham bread,
quick cake with maple frostins, milk,
tea.
Dinner 49, Broilcd salmon steaks,
huttered potatoes. dando1ion greens,
stuffed celery, rhubarb betty with
hard sauce, rye bread, milk, coffee.
Quick Cake
One whole egg, . yolks eggs, is
cup graduated sugar. Is cup but
ter, . cups flour, teaspoons baking
powder, IL teaspoon salt, l tea
spoon vanilla, ! cup milk,
Save whites of two eggs for frost
ing. Put egg and yolks into mixing
bowl and beat until very light. Beat
in sugar, continuing 10 use egg beat
er. Gradually beat in milk and but
ter which has been melted. Il, at
very hard with egg beater. Remove
teatn- and add flour mixed and sift-
ed with baking powder and salt Add
vanilla and beat the mixture until
perfectly smooth using a wooden
spoon. Turn into an oiled and flour
ed dripping pan and bake 80 min
utes in a moderately hot oven.
Let cool slightly and cover with
maple frosting.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-16
Your Health
How to Keep It.
Causes Of illness
By DIR. MORRIS FISHBEIN
Editor journal OF the American
Medical Association and Of Hy-
peia. the Health Magazine

Reia, the dcaltn magazine
For at least four centuries men
have been acquainted with disease
known as scurvy. In which there is
loss OF weight, anemia. swelling OF
the legs and ankles, swelling and
bleeding Of the gums, and hemorr-
hayes under the skin all over the
body.
The search for the cause and
cure OF this disorder eliminated
in the development Of the fact
that it results from an absence OF
vitamin C in the diet. Vitamin c
is the most easily destroyed OF
all of the vitamins. Although
present In milk, 1t disappears
when milk is heated in the process
of pasteurization. especially II 1t
comes into contact with the air.
For this reason babies, suffered
particularly with scurvy. even I'M
der good conditions in this coun"
try.
A Scotch physician named
James Lind wrote a book about
scuAy in 1851. in which he point
cd out that the disease appeared
when persons were deprived OF all
fresh raw vegetables and fruits.
Today It has been definitely DEM
onstrated that the giving OF ap-
propriate amounts Of fresh orange
Juice, tomato juice. or even the
juices OF turnips or potatoes VIII
prevent this disease in infants. 1t
is particularly important that
such fresh fruit juices be given
when the baby is fed largely on
pasteurized cows milk.
DR.. T.. V. McCollum points out
that there has been growing ten
dency In recent times for people
to live more and more on bread,
cooked meats, canned foods d
otherwise sophisticated and re-
fined food preparations. This ten
dency is unfortunate because such
foods do not provide sufficient
amounts OF vitamln c.
Tomatoes. celery. carrots, raw
cabbage. lettuce, watercress and
any other vegetables that can be
eaten raw are important In pro-
viding this substance to the diet.
When the materials are cooked
and exposed to the air at the same
time, the vitamin Is destroyed and
must be provided In some other
manner.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-16
0UIGLEY CHAMPION
OF SMALL SCHOOLS
Believes They Would Promote
Neighborhood Sociability

Community spirit which has taken
a strong hand in the building up of
the United States Is rapidly declin-
ing and something should be done
to bring 1t back. in the opinion Of
ex-Mayor George A. Quigley. who
says that the best method would be
in the construction Of several one
story district school houses which
would revive much of the individual
interest OF the old time country
schools.
With the construction OF these
small buildings In every section OF
the city the dangers which the chill
dren have to experience from traf-
flc would be eliminated and instead
OF travelling to the large centers
which are being constructed, they
would go to their small schools
within a short distance OF home.
The building could be used as CEN
ters for neighborhood socials after
school hours. Mr.. Quigley believes.
THE present system OF building
large, magnificent structures in the
different parts of the city is not
economical and it does not provide
enough returns for the money In
vested" the ex-mayor declared. He
said the two-story buildings have
to be Of flreproof construction and
according to law must have thick
walls so that the safety Of the stu
dents will be assured.
Mr.. Quigley has made 4 study of
new schools In several places In
Connecticut, Massachusetts and
Maine and he finds that there would
be little danger OF a panic in case
Of fire. The only floor Of the build
ing is even with the ground and
each class room has doors leading
out In the school yard. Some OF the
rooms provide for light on three
sides with tho fourth side leading
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easy to look at" Donald told them.
smilingly. You seem as cool and
restful as a trio of dryads-although
1 don't just recall ever having seen
any honest-to- goodness dryads. ]
almost feel" he went on. his admir-
ing glance resting on them all with
impartial favor, like a big satyr
come to spoil your innocent play
hour"
well. be very careful. Don. that
we don't become tn Three Fates!"
Lola bent a deliberately searching
look on him. But the black eyes at
the same time held an invitation.
Don returned her gaze. equally In
tent. Did she intend to imply hid
den meaning?
why tn Three Fates7" he quer-
led. laughingly.
"Oh," Lola shrugged languidly. Il
didn't mean to insinuate anything
deep, dark and mysterious. TIL re-
mark struck my fancy and 50 Just
blurted 1t out"
Then spoke up Teddy with
witching smile and an air OF COM
raderie:
I'VE were having a discussion.
Don. The topic was that ever-por-
tentious one Of marriage and d.
vorce."
well, please continue" insisted
Don. "since we are all In the same
boat, and know nothing about eth
or. we ought to have wholly un-
biased opinions. Am I right, Ted?'
Surely. Don. you're always
right" replied Teddy. unblushingly.
ITO Be Continued)
Danger threatens Don and Lola.
Read the next chapter.
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onto a spacious corridor which Is
lighted with sky lights. An auditor
ium large enough for the entire en-
rollment is provided and can be used
for lectures and other neighborhood
entertainments A gymnasium for
socials and athletic events Is Pro-
vided.
A comparison Of the costs OF the
new type school with that OF the
present large structures shows that
the cost o. a room In the new struc-
ture Is about $4,000 while that OF a
room In the larger school averages
between $4,000 and 100000.
According to Mr.. Quigley the
Massachusetts, state board OF edu-