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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-01-13
Mother!
Child Gets Sick, Cross, Feverish
if Constipated
if Constipated

Motherl Your child isn't naturally
cross and peevish. See II tongue is
coated; this is a sure sign the little
stomach. liver and bowels need q
cleansing at once.
When listless, pale, feverish. full Of
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't
eat, sleep or act naturally. has stom-
ach-ache, diarrhoea, remember, q gentle
liver and bowel cleansing should always
be the first treatment given.
Nothing equals California Fig
Syrup for children's ills; give a tea
spoonful, and In a few hours all the
foul waste, sour bile and fermenting
food which is clogged in the bowels
passes out of the system, and you have
q we'll and playful child again. All
children love this harmless, delicious,
"fruity laxative" and 1t never fails to
effect a good inside cleansing" Direc-
tions for babies, children OF all ages and
grown-ups are plainly on the bottle.
Keep it handy in your home. A little
given today saves q sick child tomor-
row. but get the genuine. Ask the
druggist for a bottle OF California
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-01-13

ger institutions, when in 1896 the Iowa
team went to Chicago n swamped
Northwestern university 36 to 0 on its
home field. In that game the Wilson
cousins carried the bali for wonderful
gains and broke up Northwestern plays
with monotonous regularity.
II 1895 and 1896 when a professional
football was maintained in Butte and
backed by Charley Clark, son OF the late
Senator w. A. Clark. the Ames team made
the trip to Butte to play that aggrega-
ton. One OF these trips was made by
Warner himself. He played guard with
the Ames team against butte. Members
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-01-13
Golden Anniversary

MIR. and Mrs. j.. j. Daley, Dupuyer, cele-
brated their golden wedding anniversary
at their home there recently. They were
married at Forest City, Ia, in 1877 and
later moved to Choteau, where they
raised a large family. A few years ago
they changed their residence to Dupuyer.
Owing to weather and bad roads, none
Of their children were present at the OBJ
servance but their grandchildren present.
ed them with a golden wreath.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-01-13
Open Meagher Roads

E.. E. Wilson OF the Newlan creek ran
outfit from the A. b. Cook ranch clear
snow from the Newlan creek highway In
Meagher county. Mr.. Wilson and Mr.
Black kept this road open to auto travel
all last winter, using a grader to remov
drifts. The roa is now open from the
Butler divide to the Newlan creek ranger
station.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-01-13

lions OF his early
struggles. In close
touch with the
early placer min
ing days Of both
B a n n a c k and
Deer Lodge. he
had a compre-
hensive knowl-
edge Of the min
ing and handling
of placer gold. His
last placer min
ting occurred a
few years before
his death and
was an informal
experiment to see
h o w w ell h e
could still WELD
q pan.
The s e n a t o 7
was en- route in
his nriVatn car
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-01-13
w. A. Clark's Last Gold Panmimg Trips
Once A Cow Ate His Only Mattress
(By r E. N

~ ENERALLY considered al extremely
practical man, the late Senator w.
~ A. Clark had n weak spot IN the
armor of his reserve. He was de-
cidedly sentimental about the past. He
was soft hearted about the pioneers and
he loved his memories and the associa-
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-01-13

Hysham Masons Elect
William Mission was elected master Of
the Hysham Masonic lodge; N. A. Iron
mes, senior warden; l.. v. Jenkins, Junior
warden; W. o. Gass. secretary; ]. L.
Crawford, treasurer.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-01-13

that 1t was the toughest that he ever
was in. and his team mates said that the
"old nam" had to play for his life in or
der to keep Butte's scrap iron eaters from
trampling him into the earth.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-01-13
10000 Feet Storm Fence

TVtVVV u t1fNN
Ten thousand feet of storm fence is
protecting the highways of Missoula
county at East Missoula and up the Rat
tlesnake valley. The fence is Of portable
construction n when placed along the
highways protects the road from drifting
SHOWS
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-01-13
TAX ON ROYALTY
IS HELD INVALID
IN DECISION AT CHOTEAU JUDGE
GREENE RULES STATE LAW
is UNCONSTITUTIONAL

Result In Case of w. III. Byrne Against
Fulton Oil Company is of Far Reaching
Importance to Oil Industry In Montana
As 1t Affects Holdings of Hundreds
Evening star., 1928-06-10
Listing with J. Y means results.
fsTlI fNf3EPT

Listing with T. =, means results
COLORED
DOCTORS DENTISTS
Wonderful corner property. adaptable for
professional ofiieesi 4 entrances on the frat
fioor With rooms and bath; second floor,
rooms and bath, hot-water heat. fine light
basement with servants room. toilet and
washstand, A pickup at $4,000, terms.
resentative on tho premises, $50 Eye St at
9Th Sc. Your opportunity. Don't delay Call
J. r, GOOD, 3al BOND BLDu,
MAIN 1894. i4th 4 NEW YORK AVE
LISTING with |, r. means results,
Evening star., 1928-06-10
CHILDREN'S HOME
PROTESTS ARE FILED
Secretary to Commissioners Re.
ceives Many Letters on
Proposed Project.

A hopper on the desk OF Daniel z.
Garges. secretary to the Board of
District Commissioners. was filed today
with written protests against the
establishment Of the children's receiving
home Of the Board of Public Welfare
In the Stanton Park Hospital Building
at Sixth street and Maryland avenue
northeast.
Besides 10 special delivery letters and
number Of others which came in the
regular way. there Is a petition signed
by approximately 100 residents OF
Northeast Washington objecting to the
location OF the institution in that
section.
The protests will not receive official
consideration until next week. however.
as Commissioners Taliaferro and
Dougherty are out of the city The
former Will return to his desk Monday.
put Mr.. Dougherty will be away for at
least a week visiting New York, Chi
cago and Detroit, where he plans 10
make study Of traffic conditions and
public health administration.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
PICNIC GROIINDS.

RENTING aEAaaN NOW OPEN POR TaE
Emanelpaiion giannds, or l.ineoln Park, rllrs
eelitilie. Va, 0fs acres land, spring water,
laheFnpeiei seAtlng capacity. sNA6' electric
ltaht, base ball, nieaies, iodss aullnss and
theatiieAl psslnImsnees ensnntsseai terms
puTee1tyilla, Va
Evening star., 1928-06-10
PROPOSALS.
OFFICIAL. NOTICES.

ZONING COMMISSIONS OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. Warrington. June 8. 1925
In accordance with the provisions OF Section
1920 lPublic No. 153 Goth CONGRESS. en-
and use of buildings in the District Of Co.
iumbia and to create Zoning Commission
given that q PUBLIC hearing viii be !neld IN
the Board Room of the District Building he
the % purpose a Ec Of eonsiderns the foloNin2 % pro- m
posed changes in the boundaries Of the Use.
heghs ss a. aHd area distriets ae cHASSE IA FRoN
TIAL.- 80. AREA. lot 500, square North
Of ~ being the intersection OF I6tn street
sERs4 sHGa S5SRES5IISt IA e hs5A IS s.
s5l SOU saaars s Ia SSO % The sO Re.t side II lssa
Street and north side of G street A the M
FRoM REspETAT 8 iasss AREA IS
FIRST. COMMERCIAL 60 G AREA rear
e B6a 3! Idcsa s Gd > sq I 4 as saas
Ers. east s Of ith see HSNsF pesn FRoa oSf
AREA lots sSo.soz mel Il, +; IL II;
GSsfsSGT 70 From RON aEsIRES5gift ad5TIRHEpSR5gifIt 49, 3
ssH sh street. .Ss Sc aesH & cHAN5E M % FRoS i FIRsr
eRNHEfclS bRNflAE Sd sREA AsE shs socE Eo on R ib
aSSarRiI aSsPsR TO- cGAEsE IsEA rR0H Ro sc5s1 ssSsb
CoMMERCIAL;o 80, D AREA lots soI and
sqgas 1sSG kRRoR FRoH 4 FRsT ssg2 Ssrs
ciAL. co. G AREA TO FIRST CONNER.
CfAL. 90 G ARIA rear parts q lots 4,
I'LL iish Street ra' betWesn Columbia Road ami
IgyiTTn Street, Nw % GEANG6G TG ERoN FiSsT
Iot s:,5 SQUARE sS9s, known a. the AReyeTs
Rasa,ed Ros ond SsrtSs n SeGFfS Pia1 cRR 10 cRAEGE
ETSsT EETHoM RESsMsnERSTEA dSESsMnERcEh 60 kEA prd do
Bed between 1th sIEfss sdA End M94ar, Pa
RESTRICTED AREA: SQUARES 2196 and
:599 entife: triangle formed nv l4th Street.
37ei. between i4th Street and alley about
gE gE Tssi ss 'nsTsSr sasare asa ss5 o's fSo CHANGE
FROM RESIDENTIAL. 80. "a, RESTRICT,
AREA rear parts OF lots 500. sol. and :.
SQUARE 1871. being the area between the
first Go%nercial zone and The 9r, Tsw all,g sn
Ihe%ass ARo% S,rss1T Nw y RsgTR GhHNGE
r~ar r;S NunH part q lot saaare $o7 .o6tS y
DaysgpeE, Street AID s2st t,pn ct CspHgT,TsSt
TIAI. 4o -" RESTRCTED AREA To-
REsIDENTIAL, so. AREA Tear part q
w lRES SHTASFSIkR "a FIRs ERSN RGSNNERcfHf ssfNI' a. a
C AREA. an area bounded ON the south ~
= line 10 from. the building line on Lesa'
ton Street on the east hv Connecticut Ave.
on the west hy a line so from CouDectlcUt
Ave-. on the north by the north boundary
line .f Parcel 35.ei es!nE pssr' Of t,I PaSesi; T
kRsTR1cFRE5 kER9TM FREE5iDESTT,AsL kkTksL TO rxbHHTGrRrA
sGS5a. lots 81 s.; se: 33;o5sa. y. 3. SoSi
incl. sduare ans: lots l.l incl, square
81 10; lots ~ incl. square w, of 4ll:, lots
90 incl square ll1@; lots 6.i0 incl SQUARE
r. Of 4l1s: lots 81 incl, square 4ile. helns
FROM RESIDENTIAL. ~. "a" RESTRICT-
En- AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL. 40 e
AREA rear nar,s Of lots Sis incl sansrs
Claiming and Douglas streets, NE. is,
CHANGE FROM RESIpENrlAL, 40. y
AREA TO RESIDENTIAL 40 G AREA
lots 81. ss So ami No, % %, 81 ... ;gusrs
NV. w b, LADuE PROCTOR T.. DOUGH.
ERTY sidney = TAI:lAFERRo DAVID
LYNN, u 5, GRANT. 3rd ZoninE Com
mission. u c ie3-i0td6Su
Evening star., 1928-06-10
FOR Sale to LoIored
Listine with I; 7. means results

COLORED.
COLUMBIA rIsTS. SUNLIGHT HOME.
in hne residential section; rooms; in
closed, heated and screened sleeping porcn
garage metal we2tfer-stflppfd, screens
awnirgg, best modern improvements. pes4Li-
fui lawn front and rear. The word HOME
purchaser Of this property Owner ieavine
town. VIII sacrifice 10 feEponsioie parfy
terms. Open for inspection from ~ p.n
Representative on the premises, li20 FAR
mort 81 nw Act quickly Call
T. r. GOOD 13l BOND BLDI.
MAIN 3e54 14th & NEW YORK AVE,
Listing with l. =. means results. -.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
You've Never Heard of Buying
a Home for $40 n Month.
HARRY A. KITE,
80. INCORPORATED, ...

1913 lhih ~ hlWs Main 4aaa
YOU CANNOT REAT 1T.
one OF the best buys IN the Capital city
taehea taneatry brick front, alats and metal
roof home 0f 10 rooms, Tiled baths, laree
sssp,gs porch Rock Greek raEs
lion Gan be bought for $1,000 less Than
Us value II taken within the nekt few dass,
Within I, very limited time. II Will he
Gall Main 1000
w, II, WEST co.
Evening star., 1928-06-10

MOVING, PACKING \ STORAGE.
STORAGE FOR FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
WESCHLER'S. 920 Pa, ave NV Phone
Main 1882 Main 1889
GET OUR RATES FIRST AND AVOID
SfOraRe Co, 9As llth 81. NV. Er. kfAS
Evening star., 1928-06-10

Establishment of regular air serv-
ice between Berlin and Peking by way
OIL Moscow within the next two years is
now reported as under consideration in
German aeronauticaI circles,
Evening star., 1928-06-10

WE INVITE YOU TODAY
TO INSPECT
IN TILE NORTHWEST LOCATION YOU DESIRE
Dpnied homes of substantial solid brick construction with
features and decoration that will both satisfy and
delight you.
Semi Detached,
Rooms, Tiled Bath
Hardwood Floors Throughout.
Crystal Fixtures Real Fireplace
Deep Lot; But~in Garage.
unequaled Values and Convenient Terms.
courteous representative will be the premises show
you through and give you detailed information.
Sheridan Street at Ninth.
Sample House No s22 Sheridan Street MN
Open aud Lighted Until PM
ARTHUR LEWEY,
ii0J Vermont Ave NV Main 4255,
Evening star., 1928-06-10
OUT.Or.TowN REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALEM CENTER OF STOCK RAILS
lng section of VlFelnia i20 acres OF land;
IDEAL for estate or camp close TO Farming .
ton Country Club and new Shenandoah Park;
we'll wateFed; orchards timber $4,000. Ad-
dress BOX ilh, Cronet, Va.
FOR sALE-~oNE PIvE-RooM BUNGALOW,
three acres land, ave miles from Gathers
burg. Md. 1900 A, w. RATLtrF, Gathers
bura, Md, Route =,
FOR SAILS LOVELY SUBURBAN HOME ON
national hishwey, asa miles east OF Union.
tel, Seven rooms and bath, laEee attic and
full hasemeasl kgick aud ahlnsle semi-bun-
ealnw type, modern ana practically new
Frleidaire, clathsa dfier, ventilatins fan In
Kitchen, lArse linen closet and presses In
all hedrooms beautiful surroundngs, fine
view OF nountains one.half acre, With ex-
pspttonAi improvements, mountain stream
with Fpatte hridge, Wonderful hnweF and
vegetahle gardens, tTuit and shade trees
hauNe and yard dos Kennel and a-ear ga~
faae with heat and lisht, hpilt to give
owner henAlit uf eountry life with city adj
vantaees hnsses pass duOr For particulars
address ETHEL NJ, WOOD, HoPWoon, PA
Evening star., 1928-06-10
sIlMNiER COTTAiiEN

ron RENT-sUMMER COTTAGE IN THE
mountains near Hot Springs. va. Furnished
Running water, Ideal for family Reasonable
terms 1899 National Press Bldg. Main
COTTAGE FOR JULY WONDERFUL
scenery OF mountain and lake; two miles
from the Coolidge Homestead" Plymouth
Vermont For particulars, call Mrs,
CAsSAnY. Ga 1886 IL.
THREE-ROOM COTTAGE AT cHESA.
peake Beach, completely turhtSnedi IN"
closed porches, GOOD water; all modern con-
venienceS, Call Fr, i02a6. los
GLEN ECHO - ATTRACTtVE COTTAGE.
well furnished hot-wRter heat, fireplace,
large screened porches. RArAge, large erounds
i00 nryn MaWr ave- Bradley 20l-F-3,
Evening star., 1928-06-10
WANTED To BUY-HOUSEs.

2. ROOMS: GOOD CONDITION; BETwEEN
10th and 2ist and SITS. TO Florida ave.
nv; nv good cash payment nc no agents Room
500. Evans Bldg Frank. 1888.
FOR QUICK SALE. LIST YOUR PROPERTY
with GLADMAN, Reaitor, sos Pa. ave. sc.
Lin 346
$4,000 CASH FOR MOD HOUSE. PET
worth or Brightwood; want move IS days
from owner. broker. Address Box i2o-D.
Star Office
IF you HAVE PROPERTY FOR EX-
change. especially apartment houses. call
Cleveland $3.50 for quick action.
WANTED 70 BUY A BUNGALOW. IN
good section OF ID. c, Address Box 95-D,
Star Office,
NEAR r. l. AVE AND LIST ST. NV. FOR
colored; must be good 8 rooms; reason
able price. Addie ess Box 35-D. Star once
SEVEN OR EIGHT ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
good northeast or northwest sections will
pay cash II uriee right. Address Box Sad
Star once.
q TO 9 RooMs-P PREFER OLD HOUSE
Good cash payment, y, A. 0ARVEY, Main
5T70. Room l0l4, 1910 Vermont ave- nv.
CASH FOR INVESTMENT PROPERTIES OR
small cheap houses, any condition Mr..
STRATToN, 30 r. l ave NV North 403a.
Evening star., 1928-06-10

Wonderful opportunity for home and in
eeStment. l2-room brick home with modern
improvements, in good white section. down
town, Owner receives SLOT monthly rented
as apis. and occupies four rooms. This prop
erty has no trusts on 1t and ii can be bought
on very easy terms. You can occupy this
property and pay all CARRYING charseS and
nave mebneS leit over sacn month Price
1888
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20

az eszmeletlen embert elevenen el
temette. Vastag f0ldreteget bori-
tottak ra, hogy annal gyorsabb
legyen a gyogyulas. Haromne-
eyed 6rat t0lt0tt a fold alatt a
polgarmester es mikor ismet nap
vilagra keriilt, mar mem volt ben
ne eIet. Mcgfulladt a rokonai al
tai ,asott sirban. Csak ekkor hiy-
tax orvost, aki elszornyiikodve
ertesiilt a javasasszony gyogy-
m6djar6l Termeszetcsen ember-
olts miatt feljelentette a kuruzs-
lon6t cs. a szornyii tettnel segad-
kezo rokOnokat, alliket lie is tar
toztattak a csendor0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
]. Megyiink. Macy csond van.
Mem tudok felelni.
Murak0zy Gyula.
A BABONA HALOTTJA

A csehonszagi Kakow varoska-
ban ujabb aldozata van babo.
nanak es kuruzslasnak. A hisze-
keny es javasasszonyokban vakon
biz6 emberek egy tudatlan oreg-
asszonyt hivtak Kucsera Vencel
polgarmesterhez aki rosszul szi-
getelt villanylampahoz ert es az
er6s utest6l elajult. Meg sem mu.
tattak az ajult embert az orvos-
max, hanem az Greg kuruzslonG
tanacsara hallgattak, aki utasi-
tetta a polgarmester hozzatarto-
z6it, hogy assak el a foldbe a be-
teget, a fold maid kiszivja bel6le
. yillamossagot. A csalad as6t,
kapat fogott, mely godrot asott es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
EGY NEMET CsELEDLEANY
HERCEGNOI ALRUHABAN

AZ erfurti eskiidtszek a multi
napokban targyalta Barta Marta
cseledleany biinporet, aki Margit
porosz hercegnonek adta Xxi ma
cat es ezzel a meSevel tomerdell
penzt es arut cSalt Xxi hisZekeny
emberekt3l. Az cSkiidtSztk 26
rendbeli csalassal tS okmanyha-
misitassal vadolja leanyt, aki
egy nemet erdotanacsosnak tor
venytelen gyermeke.
A leany el6bb nevelono volt,
kes0bb mint komorna es cseled
szolgalt t0bb el6kel6 csaladnal,
ahol eltanulta a nagyuri modort.
A szelhamosn6 mindeniitt AIT
meselte, hogy 8 Vilmos csaszar
n0verenek, Zsofia gor0g kiraly-
n0nek es az asturiai hercegnek a
leanya. AIT is allitotta, hogy a
nemet tron0r0k0s jegyet valtott
vele. Ezzel mesevel cSalasok
egesZ sorat k0vette ell. mig aZutan
most lepre keriilt. a bir6sao a
szelhamos leanyt ket evi foghaz-
ra itelte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
PIRosKA KERDEz

E
=. Kicsi kis lanyom jar velem
az utcan,
Kct SCENE kerdve tiindok6l fel
hozzam.
Nezd apal kis lany -. Miert
mines cipGje?
Mem hideg az utca9 Ho hullt a
kore -
- Szegeny koldus ssz - kicsi
angyalom
Latod didereg es fazik nagyon.
"Hat a koldus kislanyt inert
mem szereti
Jezdska, cip6ket inert mem hoz
neki?"
- JeZuska siet Egy-egy
t helyre hozta
Hoey kinek t0bb van, szegeny-
mex OSsza.
Kis lanyom ncm trti, tipeg
eltdn3dve:
Ha van gyerek, kinek sok-sok
cip6je,
=. Ennek a kislanynak miert
mines hat semmi9
Megyiink. Macy csond van
Mem tudok felelni.
Murak0zy Gyula.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20

tartoztattalS Is elraboltak egy apl-
tomobilt, amelyen aztan tovabb
menekiiltek, a soff6rt pedig uta-
saval egyiitt megkot6zve az or
szagut arkaba dobtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
UGY HALOK MEG, MINT
Az UTSZELI VANDOR

Egy becsi fital tancosn6, Geh-
ben Medora luxemburgi egyko-
ri csaszari kastely parkjanak
mesterseges barlangjaban a multi
napokban 0ngyilkossagot kiserelt
meg. Halantekon lotte magat es
mikor a d0rrenesre 0sszefutottak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20

az EN- mberek, a fital tancoSn0t esq
mGletleniil falaltak. A tancosn6
fatal kora ellenere mar sok sin
padon sikert aratott. Kezitaska-
jaban ket kis papirlapot talaltall,
rajtuk nehany hevenyeszve irott
sor, amelyekbol kideriil, hogy
boldogtalan szerelmes volt.
Az egyik cedulara ez volt irya
"Ugy eltem, mint valami csa-
varg6 es ugy halok meg, mint az
utszeli vandor"
Mem tudok abba beletorodni,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20

hogy orromnal fogva vezess, mint
valami bolondot, de bebizonyi-
tom, hogy mem vagyok gyava",
10y szol mask papirlapon a bu-
csuzo iras. a >ulyosan sebesiilt
leanyt beszallitottak m0dlingi
kozkorhazba, ahol par napot cit
meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
TIZENHAT RAB SZOKESE

A lengyel graudenzi fegyhaz-
bol megsz0k0tt tizenhat fegyenc,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20

akik k0zott eletfogytig tart6 b0r-
t0nre eliteltek is voltak Is a leg
enyh6bben biintetett is Is evi rab
sagra volt itelve. A fegyencek,
akiket a kuthoz mosasra rendel-
TEX Xxi, a kut uregebol alagutat
vajtak szabadba es ezen keresz-
till menekiiltek ell.
A sz0keyenyek KOHL csendor-
segnek csak harmat sikeriilt kez-
rekeritenie, az elszabadultak pc
dig maris miik0desbe leptek. 10
messze Graudenzt6l keso este fell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20

A temetes rendezo szolgalata kulono-
sen fontos jarvanyos betegsegek megaka-
dalyozasaban.
A kozegeszsegi hatosagok elismerik a
temetes rendezot mint az egeszseg erdeke-
ben allandoan folyo hare egyik legfonto-
sabb katonajat aki elet -halal harcot folytat
az egeszseg megovasa erdekeben.
Evening star., 1928-10-26
Planning a Weeks Food

This weeks meals have been planned
little differently. so far as the begin
ming Of the week Is concerned. Sun
days dinner Is one that can be quickly
prepared to allow more time during the
day for recreation. Broiled steak is al
ways popular. and is one OF the best
and most satisfying meat dishes to use
for meal. With it We are using pota-
toes au gratin, which may be prepared
the day before, ready to pop into the
oven to brown while the steak Is broil-
ing. This means that we can utilize
the heat from the broiling oven in cook
ing the potatoes. The spinach may also
be cooked the day before and reheated,
or the canned spinach may be used.
Breakfast on Sunday makes use of a
rather hearty main dish in the form of
a potato omelet, so that there can be
no question of inadequate food during
the day.
Crabmeat is good to use for an occa-
sional salad or hot dish. Perhaps one
of the incest ways is when combined
with jellied tomato in the form used for
Sunday nights supper. The acid in the
tomato aids in the digestion of the
crabmeat and adds greatly to the flavor
Shrimp, lobster or any faxed fish may
be substituted for the crabmeat IL pre-
ferred. The faxed fish, of course,
makes a much more economical dish.
The roast this week is served on Mon
day night, when we use roast leg of
lamb with Drowned sweet potatoes. Re-
mains of the lamb are served as short
cake far Tuesdays dinner. This is made
by chcpping the meat through the meat
chopper. mixing with any leftover
Evening star., 1928-10-26
BY JESSIE A. KNOX.

With all the excellence OF our ready
to-serve products there is nothing that
can take the place of good "a really
good-homemad cake, and, rs every
cake lover knows, the icing Is at least
half the cRkel
Every housewife would like to pride
herself on being an expert cake maker,
and more of them could achieve this
ambition II they realized that there
are really no deep dark secrets guard
ing the door to successful cake making,
or the door of smooth, delicious icings;
there are only q few standard rules
that must be intelligently followed.
Since the success of cake depends
so largely upon the icing, or frosting,
call it what you will, am going to pay
most attention to that.
There are two types Of icings-cooked
and uncooked. Each should, however,
meet more or less the same require
ments to be successful. They must
spread evenly, not dry to the point of
cracking of the cake. They must be
glossy and well favored.
Cooked icings are perhaps little
more difficult to make successfully and
for this very reason are the ambition of
most amateur cooks. Every cooked
icing has the same beg1nnlng-namely,
sugar and water. Maple sugar, granu-
lated sugar or brown sugar may be
used, but in every case the resulting
mixture should be smooth and creamy.
In order to achieve this the sugar must
be thoroughly dissolved and cooked In
such q manner as to prevent crystal
lization.
The easiest way to do this Is to use
either q little lemon Juice or cream
of tartar or corn sirup with the sugar.
ANY one of these will prevent the
sugar from crystallizing or becoming
gritty" Only small amounts are
necessary, and when the right propor-
tions are used they do not give any
favor to the icing.
For a good cooked icing use one