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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
Nagybizottsag
A Kc So Ii s s>obor es Magyar Haz
u i. CO fontos gyiiles lesz
szombaton.

A Youngstown magyar egyle
TEX es egyhazak nagyibnotts Saga
most szombaton este 8 oral kez
dcttcl rcndkiviili fontos gyiildsr
tart.
A gyiilfs targya a new york
kossuih Szobor bizottsA e;it6l tr-
kezett level targyalasa.
Az 1923. marcus l5-fnek MEG
beszeltse.
A Magyar IIaz iigye
Keretnek a Eagybizottsaghoz
csatlakozott testiiletek k6pyiscl6i,
hogy lehet6leg teljes szamban We
gyenek reszt a gyiilesen. AzoS a
testjiletek pedig. amelyk eddig
meg mem vettek reszt vagy kima-
radtak a nagybizottsag munka-
jabol szinten szivesen latott ven
degek.
Lovas Lajos, eln0k.
Papp Laszl6, titlkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
FkNYEs MULATsAGRA Kk-
SztL A NuEsI vERHovAY
FI6K.

\ nilesi magyarsagnak kitu-
no all1alma lesz az 8 csz.end0t ell
bucsuztatni es az ujjat Macy Wig
saggal bekszonteni a Verhovay
Egylet lOs-ik nilesi fi6kjanak
nagyszabasu Szilveszter esti mu-
latsAgan, amelyet a Walnut St.-il
roman hallban .tartanak december
'31-Gn.
4 fi6t dsstt yesesas<te ufr
most nagyban kesx1ldik s.fa,.
hogy ! naul@tsAgo1 . maeyassts
ninden tekintetben jh frexse ~.
gat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
LENGYEL ANDRASNET
SOKAN GYASZOLJAK

| Multi szamunkban megemlekez
think Lengyel Andrasne, sziil. Re
vasz R. Klara elhunytarol, aki
november Zen temettel magyar
sag nagy reszvfl,e mellett.
| Lengyelne a Zemplen megye
Mad kozsegbol keriilt Amerika-
ba fs 26 even 1T volt Youngstown
lakosa. Egyike volt legels6 ma
oyer telcpiil6knek. Lengyelnt 4f
6vet cit es % 6vig cit boldog ha.
zas tletet, ferjevel, aki. m6lyen
lesuj neje korai halala.
Lengyelne il Scent Istvan egv-
haz egyik alaph.o es tlet6n at buzz
g 6Ss hithii tagja volt Halalat
ferjen xviii gyaszoljak Krok ia
nos, sogora, kinck felesege Re
vesz Maria Lengyelne testv6re,
alig egynehany honap elott kol-
tozott el az el6k sorab6l, Krok
Margit, Bertalan es B0ske nagy-
nenjiiket vesztettek ell benne. Az
ohaza ban Laszl6 es JOSEF tcstve-
rel es kiterjedt rokonsag gyaszol-
jak.
Lengyel Andras, banatos or
vegy ezen az uton kivan k0sz0ne-
tet mondani annak a rengeteg ba
ratnak es ismerosnek, akik elki-
strtek utols6 utjara a Calvary te
metobe.
Knl0nos kosz0netet mond azok
max, akik viragokkal halmoztak
el kopors6t es automobiljailat
rendelkezesere bocsatottak.
Viragot -adltak a kovetkezok:
Krok Janos Is csaladja, Bino
Josef es cs., Jablonszky Janos
es cs., Jablonszl1y Andras es cs.,
Krok Josef es cs. Niles, O., ,Ju-
rista Istvan es cs., Molnar Janos
es cs., Juhasz Janos, Jenka Lajos
es cs., Kish Belan6 es cs., HES test
verek, Juhasz JOSEF, Niles, O. es
cs., Lampert J6zsef es cs., IIank6
Mihalyne 6s cs., Denies Istvan es
cs., R6zsafiizer Tarsulat, Macy
JOSEF es cs., Detroit, Habodasz
Gusztav es cs., Pipoly Gyula es
cs., Horvath Ignacz es cs., Hub
bard, O., Benyei Laszlo Is es., Xii
los Edmond es cs., Barany Ferenc
es cs., Ungvary J6zsef 6s cs., Gle
veland, Rubeczky Istvan es cs.,
Stand J6zsef es es., Port Jarvis,
n. Y, Eperjesy J6zsefne Is cs.,
Belenszky Janos es cs., Maccabee
Society, Koner Bella, Lorain, O..
Mrs. p. f. Anderson, Mrs. A. e
Adams, Mrs. w. baskerville Il
la szomszedok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
SIKERttLT MULATsAG.

A Warreni Ifjusagi K0r nem-
reg megtartott mnlatsaga igen j6l
silzeriilt es ez a fatal, de maris
szep fejl6desnek indult .tarsadal-
mi egylet megmutatja, hogy meny
nyire eletkepes, inert ltagjai szi-
ven viselik a kor iigyet. AZ egasz
warreni magyarsag j6szivvel par
tolja fatal egyesiilest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
SCENT ISTvAN EGYLET.

Beteg tagjainak nevsora ko-
vetkezo:
B. 10th Lajos, 1924 Manhattan
Ave, Fajerovics Andrasne, Au-
stintown, Ohio, Kiss Bklane, 1920
Shelby st.
Betegseg az elnokn6l jeleptcn-
d6, cine: 211 Edward ST.. tclc-
fonszam 78749.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
Muveszest
Igazi elvezetet nyujtott Ber-
kes Bella cigany bandaja,
Thury Ilona es a velik jaro
tarsasag a Youngstown ko-
zonsegnek.

l@a2i hazai mlllatGS haneulal
ban t0lt0tt cgy kcllcmcS cStfi 4
youngstowni ma@yarsinnak az n
cselStly torcltkc, amoly frlkrrcS-
tc a RcrkcS Bella c!iadaSAi ked
den.
lgazi inncpItSbcn rtSzcsitcttc
a k6z0nSty ugy Berkcst, min,
Thnry llonat. az amcrikai ma
gyarsag orok ifju, de meg mindig
elerhetetlen maeasan all6 szinfsz
no kedvenctt.
Felsirt Beerkcs hegediije, bus
magyar n6tak mela hangja k0-
nyeket salt a k0z0nseg Szemebe.
Az igazi magyar ciganyprimas ia
ttkat csak dicStrhctiiik. \ l;ii-
z0nse" alig tudotl live maradni,
mikor hallgal6t friss csardas
k0vcttc cgtSzcn a legfrisScbbi%.
AZ cl0adaS utan. amikor tame
hoz mu2Sillalt Bcrkes, thncra is
pcrdiilt az 'coeSz koz0nsfg.
\ mi Thury llonAnkat dicstr-
nj ncm is talamnli szarakat. A
kabart miisor alatt. amillor Bcr-
keS rcmek kisercttvel az igazi
miiv6szn6 jatekayal cltnekelt ne
lany j6 magyar dalt. Thuryne
me9mutatta Youngstown bara-
tainak. hogy meg mindig a rtgi
kcdves. na"yszerii Szineszno.
Berkes bandaja is kitiino a mil
sort megnyito List rapszodiat
ugy meg nem hallottam Amerika-
ban jatszani, mint ait Berkes pro
dukalta. Hallottam nagyobb hi
res szimfonikus zencllarokat, de
azokb6l hianyzott a liikteto ma
gyar tempo. a rarszodia igazi lei
Ike, amclyct cSak szjilctctt magyar
cS kiil0ni;scn magyar cgany tud
belle lchelni cbbe mcStcrmiibc.
Tud0S;taSunk mem vOlna tel JeS,
ha nem cmlclleznenk meg killon
Thomec KArolyrol, crrol hang
tiinemtnvr6l. Amikor a zongora-
hoz tilt cs az elojatek utan meg
hangjat, valaki a ha-
tam mGg0tt AIT ktrdezte, hol az
Il no, aki enekel. Thomee magas
tenor hangja beyalik mezzo szop-
rannak is. Remckiil enkel es kitii-
n6en zongorazik. Most mar ert-
.jiil1, hogy lemezci mitrt olyan
n6pszeriiek.
Szcmerc Gynla kitiin6cn kon-
fcra!t 6s igen j0l alakitotta Thu
ry IIonaval szemben a mulat6s
dzsentrit a N0tas Szere-
lemben. Medgyaszai Berkes altal
kisert n6tai igen tetszettek.
Biztosra vehetjiik, hogy ez az
igazi miivesz csapat visszater
Y Youngstownba, okvetleniil zsufolt
l,az fog rajuk varni Mcgfrdem-
lik, inert jot nyujtanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
SIKERtLT A STEELTONI
HITK0ZsEGI MULATSAG

f'-N T. fSIhIiN WILL tNit
a Magyarok Nagyasszonya Hit
kozseg baljanak, amelyet Ward
Baking Co, nagytcrm6ben tartot-
tax. A. balon szdp szamu k0z6n.
seq jelcnt meg ts az egyhaz epit-
! kczeesi alapja Il tiszta jovedelem.
mel szdpon gyarapodott.
\ Sikcrfrt dicsfret i0eti meg 4
hitk6zsfg drrfk el6ljar6sagat Is
| u blzottsagokat, amelyck mindenf
elkovettck, hogy a k0z0nseg, j6l
trezze magat.
Az elso keriiletben kollek1orol
voltak, Bodolai Istyanne es SEE
kelly Karolvne.
Esy-egy dollart adtak: Bodolai
Istvan, Szekely Karoly, Balask6
Gyorgy, Csobak Istvan, Nemet F'e
rene, Fiizi Imre, Szilagyi .Ja-
nos es Csernai Lajosne. Otven-
otven centet adtak: Mezei Janos,
kalmar Josef, Somsak Janos
Dank6 Janos Boncz Janos, Palai
.,ndrasne, Cse1le Jozsefne, Dur
da Jozsef, Rozsnoki Simon. Tor0k
Jozsef, Feczer Janos.
4 masodik keriiletben kollek.
torok voltak Bundas Bortalannt
Gs FutkoS Istyann6 6S a kovctke-
zok adakoztak agy-cgy dollarja
val B. 10th Lajos. Frukos Istvdn.
Blndas Beertalannd. Gondar Mi
haly. Kovacs Tivadarne, Nelcpka
Janos, 10th Istyan, Petranszky
JOSEF, Kardos J6zsef, Adam ia
nos, Gyomber J6zsef, Blasko And.
ras, Sulcz josef, Ondd Istvan.
Fillipcsik Samuel, 10th Andras.
Haluska J6zsefne, Barolak Janos,
Bnv0s Pal, Barta Janosne, Hor-
vath J6zsef. vask6 Andras, Dor
gal Gyula, kozma Sandor, Dani
Janos. Kiss Janos, DR.. Mahrer
Marion $500. $50 ,centet ad-
tax: Crelej6 Janos, Kozma Mi
halyne, Varga Lenartne, Kopcs6
Mihalyne, Zagiba Janos, Latin
Marion, Steve lesser. 2:-25 CEN
tet adtak: Szulligan Janosne,
Szeszhane, Var6csik Janos.
harmadik keriiletben. kollckto
rok voltak Husoczky Janosne es
Orto Gyorgyne. A kovetkezok ad
TAX IL dollarjaval: Kurucz ia.
nos, Majer J6zsef, Galambossy
Gyorgy, Pinter J6zsef. Hozdik
1styan. Kovacs Mil'aly. Varga Da
MEL, 10th Lajos, Husoczky Janos,
$50 centet adtak: Bornamisz-
sza Istyan, Korbacs Laszl6, Ba-
nvasz Janos, Bakos Janos, vallu
Lajos, Lengyel Peter. Ort6
Gyorgy Janos, Barany Janos.
Negy dollart adott Sander Ivan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
Lovas Lajos, elnok.
Papp Laszlo, titkar.
vERHOVAY 1O8.

Bctcg tagjainak nevsora k6-
vctkez6:.
I'ubna Janos, Hubbard, O.
Batta J6zscfnt, Hubbard, @.
Kondrath JanoS, Williamsficld
Ohio.
Betegs6g a titkarnal jelenten-
do, cine: oil Edward st. Tele.
fOn szam 1919.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
EGYLETI ERTESIT0.

A Kossu1h K0r az id6n is kiad-
ia szokasoS Magyar Egyleti Er1c-
sit6t 6S a Kor tagjai Gagyi Ja-
nos veZeteSc alatt mar erGscn dol
eoznak, hogy szepen kiallitott
k0nyvecske megteljen hirdetesek-
kcl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17

lapunk zartakor vettiik, ICY most
emlekeziink meg rola.
Berko D. rs.~..~ YMnsy
sageslnalas N I'm A,s'
sikcriilt, nemcsak napilapot ala
pitani, de lapjaikat mcgcvtdvc
minden tamadas ellen, azollat
naggya fcjlesztcni.
A masikat, kohanyi Tiha-
inert, a Szabadsag megalapit6jat
mar regcn cltcmcttfk. Bcrk6t
penteiken helycztdk 0rok nyuga-
lomra.
Harcos cmbcr volt mind a kcte-
to.
Berk6 harcolt nemcsak lap.
Jaert, amely ma 2S-ik eletevet
eli, de harcolt az amerikai ma
gyarsagert, amely bizony harco-
sat gyakran k6vel dobalta meg,
sarba iparkodott rantani, ahe-
lyett, hogy megl10sz0nte volne ne
ki, AIT rengeteg. faradsagot, a
mclyct cz a kicsi, koran 6sziilt
cmbcr 6rtc kifcjtctt.
Berko kis tcsttbcn Macy ltlck
lakott. AZ ellcne zuditolt piszkok
tengereb6l mindig tisztan keriilt
Xxi.
Tlalatlanshg az amcrikai ma
gyarsag cgyik legjcllcmz6bb jcl-
lcmvonaSa. Bcrkonak bowen XII
jutott cbb6l halatlansagb6l.
IIol volnanak a mi Macy ma
gyar egyleteink, magyar egyha
zaink, magyar Interchangeable, lap
jaink nelkiil?
Berk6 partolt mindon igazi ma
gyar mozgalmat. lapia mindig
nyitva volt egyleteknek es egyha.
zal1nak. j6tekonysagi mozgalmak-
nak.
AZ amerikai magyarsag meg
szervezes6nek t0rteneteben egy
ec6sz fejezetet kellenc nelSi szen.
talni.
Sok mindrnnel yadoltak Bcr-
k6t, de cgy kival6saCot meg ellen
sfgei is elismcrtek. Bork6 elvhii
volt. T0rhetetleniil hit abban
hogy az amerikai maoyarsagnak
rsszt kell vennie Magyarorszag
politikajaban Hittc, hogy az anne
rikai magyarsag szolgalni tudja
innen messzir6l sziilohazajat 6s
exert soha Magyarorszagrol rosz
szat mem irt, dc a jot l1iemelte.
Elete alkonyan. hogy az anne
rikai cseh es olah propaganda
eIlensulyozza, sZdleSk0riil propa-
gandat iranyitott Magyarorszag
iigye erdekeben.
A newyorki Kossuth szobor fell
allitasaval akarta betetozni czt
mozgalmat.
Minden tamadas dacara. a Kos
suth szobor megval6sul.
Berko utols6 Macy miivet mar
cjus 15-en fogjak leleplezni.
Berk6 vertanuja lett az ameri
kai magyarsagnak.
kossuth Lajos new york; Sob
rara mem tekinthet maid amerikaiI
magyar anelkiil, hogy eszebe ne
jutna Berk6 D. Geza, kidiilt
Macy harcos.
Derk6 mint ember igazi barat
volt. Sok szegeny, kiizk0d6, az uj- f,
sagiras Macy fajaba fejszejet be-
ver0 emberen segitett Berk6 Ge-
IA. Ebben a tekintetben mindig
igazi kollega volt.
Berk6val nagyot vesztett az a.
merikai magyar ujsagiras es AL
amerikai magyarsag.
Nyugodjek btkevel Macy ha.
lottunk.
A Kossuth szoborr6l jut esziink
be, hogy bar felallitasanak mum
kai serenyen folynak, a szobor
k6ltsege meg mines egyiitt
A IN l. -. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
Esemenyek

(N) Az amerikai ujsagirasnak
Macy halottja van. Bcrko ID. Gt.
"a az Amerilai Magyar Nfpsza.
va f5szerkcszto tulajdonosa mines
tobbf. Szivbaja, amcly hosszabb
lido ota kinOzta. multi kcadcn 6i
Jel, nchany perc alatt vfezctt vc-
de-.
Halalanak hirtt mar mutt heti
lapunk zartakor vettiik, ICY most
emlekeZiink mep rOla.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-07-21
MANHATTAN PUDDING

"a cups orange juice
Ia cup lemon juice
IL cups powdered sugar
l cup heavy cream
2 cups chopped burnt almonds
l teaspoon vanilla
Dissolve 81 cup sugar in fruit
juices. Turn into chilled mold or can
of ice cream freezer. Whip cream,
add remaining sugar, almonds and
vanilla; pour over first mixture, seal
tightly; pack in equal parts of ice
and salt for 3 hours.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-07-21
BELGIAN DISH
2 pounds cabbage
l pound sausage

or medlum-sized pOtatOes
Boil the cabbage in sailed water.
When cabbage is tender, cut potatoes
into round baking dish, placing them
against the sides of the dish, leaving
u well in the middle. Put cabbage into
this and place the sausage on top.
Bake in moderate oven until
sausages are nicely Drowned, turning
them occasionally. If the sausage is
fried little first, it will not be
greasy.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-07-21
SWEDISH TONGUE

SNSOG
Beef or calves tongues
l cup syrup
l cup stock
/ cup vinegar
l tablespoonful pickeling
spices
Boil the tongues till tender i'm we'll
sailed water. Skin the tongues and
return to the kettle with the stock.
vinegar, syrup and spices. Simmer
tongues in this till liquid is reduced.
Slice the meat in thick slices and
serve hot with the sauce poured over
it or serve sliced cold.
BAKERS GoULASH
cups chopped. leftover beef
cups crushed tomatoes
/ cup boiled corn
teaspoon salt
tablespoon butter
Dash of cayenne pepper
Mix ingredients. Put in baking
dish. Sprinkle with bread crumbs.
Cook in u slow oven one hour.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-07-21

MARSHMAllOW PUDDING
l cup cream
IA cup sugar
/ cup quartered marshmailows
l cup orange pulp and juice
Whip cream until thick, fold in
sugar, marshmallows and diced orange
pulp and juice. Serve cold.
Evening star., 1927-08-27
THE EUROPEAN CORN
BORER

So much publicity has been given
the European corn borer this year in
the daily as well as agricultural
papers that 1t is not unlikely that
some of the local gardeners may be
wondering whether this pest is in this
locality or is soon to be expected.
According to James A. Hyslop.
etOmolOgist in charge of the Insect
Pest Survey Of the Department Of
Agriculture, the European corn borer
is no nearer than central Pennsyl-
vania. This removes cause for imme-
date worries. but not for future worry
as the adult moths are capable OF
rapid and extended flight. Presum
ably this corn borer has been in the
United States only about IT years,
vet it has spread over q great area.
Even the intensive campaign of the
past season is not expected to stop
the pest. 1t is only hoped to delay
its movement. trusting that some
more eflicacious means may be dis
covered to accomplish its destruction,
The corn borer peculiarly concerns
the gardener for the reason that sweet
corn is a favorite food, being preferred
to the field corns. Where very
numerous, the borers work almost
total loss by burrowing through the
stalks and ears. 1t is to he hoped
and confidently expected that the
various Federal and State agencies
now wide awake to the seriousness of
the European corn borer will soon de
velop effective methods of at least
holding it in check.
Evening star., 1927-08-27
THE RANERE
RASPBERRY

The red raspberries now beginning
to reach our local markets are largely
if not all of the Ranere variety. This
variety fruits twice each growing sea-
son, in the Spring from the preceding
years canes and in the Autumn on
the ends Of the new canes. 1t is, of
course the new canes that are now
producing. The Autumn berries are
as large and fine as the Spring berries
but less in quantity as only the tip
Of the cane becomes productive. The
portion of cane which fruits in the
Autumn dies back during Winter so
actually there is no double produc-
ton from the same wood.
The Ranere raspberry is, according
to DR. Darrow. small fruit specialist
of the Department OF Agriculture, a
valuable variety; the plants are easy
to propagate and are disease resistant
and vigorous. The fruit. although not
extra high in flavor. is good in quality.
RaSpberrieS in the Autumn months
are indeed n luxury. but are now avail.
able to home gardeners who may plant
the Ranere variety. The Ranere
raspberry is we'll known among fruit
growers and plants are offered by
many nurserymen sometimes under
the name st. Regis. Spring is the
best time for setting raspberry plants
in this vicinity.
Evening star., 1927-08-27
TIMELY SUGGESTIONS

DO not neglect the strawberry bed
at this time OF year simply because it
is not fruiting. The fruit buds for
next years crop will soon be forming.
and unless the plants are well Ted ana
cared for the buds cannot develop i'll
full number and ViGor.
Those gardeners who enjoy attract
ing the birds should include plant
Of EleaGnus tTmheilata in their shrub
berry The small. liGhtrcd berries are
apparently favored food for many
birds. Produced in great quantities
each year. the barries form a sub
stantial addition to the diet Of our
teathered friends.
Apparently good culture, or at least
good fertility, aids grapes to ripen sat
isfactoriiy. Observations on some
Concord vines all descended from the
same parent show the we'll fcrtjliZed
plants to be carrying not only largcr
clusters but also much more highly
and uniformly colorcd berries. Appar-
emily. much of the trouble of uneven
ripenng, in the Concord variety at
least, may be traced to insufficient soil
fertility.
Dahlias are now developing rapidly
under the favorable moisture and tenn
perature conditions. DahEas require
stalking to prevent their blowing over
or breaking down under their own
weight. AS advised earlier in this col
umn, removal of at least three pairs
of the lower buds from each shoot
will greatly increase the size and
beauty of the remaining blooms.
In the vegetable garden it is not too
Evening star., 1927-08-27
CLUB ACTIVITIES

The Potomac Garden and Landscape
club met August 16 at the Potomac
Heights Community Church, corner
of Conduit road and Cathedral avenue
northwest. with Miss Margaret c.
Lancaster. president of the National
Capital Federation Of Garden Clubs,
as speaker of the evening. Miss Ian
caster discussed her favorite subject
of preparing flowers for exhibition and
arrangement of exhibits
n. G. Watts. president of the
Potomac Garden Cub. has very kind
ly furnished us with the following
information concerning the activities
of his club:
THE Potomac Garden Club, a gar
dening for pleasure and profit organi-
2ation, has just recently taken an
advanced step by erecting clubhouse
on the premises for the convenience
Of the gardeners and their friends and
TO help promote warmer relationship
between the members of the club.
'The gdrdens of the club are located
on the west side of Eastern Branch
just below Benning Bridge. in the
eastern part Of the city.
More than 200 gardens are under
cultivation, and Notwithstanding the
Evening star., 1927-08-27
THE OREGON EVER
GREEN BLACKBERRY

The Oregon Evergreen blackberry
is by no means new variety. but IS
nevertheless just now coming into rec
ognition in the East as valuable
small fruit. As grown at the hort-
cultural field station at Glendale, Md,
the Oregon Evergreen berry comes
into fruiting just as the usual cull-
waited blackberries such as Eldorado,
blowers. JOY and Ward are closing
their season The habit Of growth
is on the order Of the dewberry: that
is. the trailing canes, sometimes 10 or
more feet in length. require support
At the Glendale field station the plants
are supported hy stout posts. but DR..
DarroW. United States Department of
Agriculture specialist in charge, states
that Il wire trellis or any other sub
stantial support may be used to good
advantage.
The Oregon Evergreen blackberry
IS very promising for the back yard
garden as well as the co'. nercial
berry field. The plants are unusually
productive. hearing large clusters of
fruit, which hang quite free from the
thorny canes. so that picking is easy.
The fruits are medium in size. bright
black in color and unusually firm.
The eating quality is good. but not
ties. Apparently the important assets
of the Oregon Evergreen blackberry
are productivity. unusual vigor OF
plant and time of fruiting.
The foliage is entirely distinctive.
being cut leaf rather than the usual
regular threo-leatlet form typical of
common blackberrics. The name Ever
green is derived from the fact that in
milder parts OF the country. such as
Oregon, the plants are true ever
greens. In Maryland the leaves cling
until early December. on account of
vigorous growth the plants must be
set quite far apart. At the horticul-
tural field station the favored distance
is to 10 feet, but in the home garden
these distances might be lessened and
the interspaces utilized for low-grow-
ing vegetables such as potatoes. beans
and the like.
Plants may be purchased from va
rious nurserymen, one of whom in
New Jersey offers this variety under
the name of Black Diamond. A pc
culiar characteristic of the Oregon
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table. The quality is not high as com
pared to most vegetables, but coming
during the scanty vegetable season,
kale makes very acceptable potherb
and is highly appreciated by many
people.
The highest quality is attained when
the plants are grown quickly under
ample moisture and fertilizer condi-
tions. Sown at this season, kale will
be ready for use in late Autumn and
in a condition to survive the Winter
The seed should be sown in we'll pre-
pared and fertiliZed soil in rows three
feet apart. The Autumn harvest may
be in the way of a thinning. leaving
the remaining plants well spaced
Kale seed closely resembles that of
cabbage, is round and smooth and
easily handled in the seeder or by
hand.
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backward season in the Spring and
the recent extremely dry weather, the
gardens are in a very flourishing con-
dition. The members are all very
proud OF their gardens. which con-
stantly attract the attention of those
who pass by. and they are favorably
commented upon by many admiring
visitors. who are always welcome.
The club has under consideration
the idea of having an exhibit later in
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late to sow chard. lettuce, kale, tur-
nips and even early varieties of gar
den beans.
Vegetable gardens in this locality
have shown great improvement since
the recent rains. Water, simple as
it is, is the greatest factor in the sue
cess or failure of plant life, especially
cultivated flowers and vegetables.
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Gardening in Washington
Conducted by J. w Wellington Garden Editor The Star
AND ITS ENVIRONS

! Evergreen blackberry is that it propa-
gates true from seed. Apparently the
seeds result from budding in the
ovary of the flowers rather than from
cross or self pollination. This phe-
nomenon occurs in other plants. no.
tably the hawthorns, and accounts for
great confusion in distinguishing
species.
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GARDEN KALE

Described by DR.. l.. c. Corbett in
Bailey's Encyclopedia of Horticulture
as a non-heading cabbage, closely re-
lated to wild cabbage of Europe. kale
is one of the hardest vegetables and
one of the easiest to grow. In this
locality and further south, kale sur
wives outdoors without protection the
coldest Winters and is for this reason
a favorite late Fall and Winter vege-
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coal scuttles and wood boxes. Where
there is a small garden adjoining the
house sun dial is an effective orna.
ment, and it should be brass or bronze,
of course, for brightness and everlast-
ing wear. Sometimes q sun-dial can
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Ornamental Work Featured.

Ornamental work has a prominent
place in many houses. If you have
one or more fireplaces in your home
consider the striking touch given by
brass andirons, fire sets, fire screens,
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the season. but 1t has not yet been
definitely decided whether or not the
idea will be carried out"
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Russia is now the largest CONT.
mental customer for British textile
machinery.