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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26

nyi Mikl6s Ern6 lesz az iinnepely
magyar es angol sz6noka.
A REF. EaYHAz K0R6;R6L

Alolirott, mint az egyhaz jegyr
z6je, felkerem az egyhaz hatrale-
kos tagiait, hogy az egyhazi jaru-
lekaikat minel korabban fizessek
be. Nagyon soka nvannak, akik az
egyhaz tagjai kozze felvetettek
magukat, de egyehet puszta ige-
retnel mem adtak. Igeretb6l pedig
egyhazat fenntartani mem lehet,
EFT minden jozan eszii ember is
tudja.
AZ egyhaz presbyteriumanak
gyiilese a iovo szombaton lesz
megtartva. Ezuton is ertesitjiik
azokat, akik bejelentettek, hogy
XII akarjak neviiket t0roltetni az
egyhazi tagok nevsorab6l, hogy
keresuknek eleget fogunk tennl.
Tekintettel fontos elintezendo
ugyekre, kerem az egyhaz elolJa-
roinak teljes szamu megjeleneset.
Azert fontos, inert az egyhaz elol-
iaroi fogjak megallapitani, XIX
maradhatnak az egyhaz tagjai ko-
zott. Vannak tagjaink, kozottiik
sokan olyanok, mint az el0 halot-
tax. Semmifele kotelezettsegek-
mex eleget mem tesznea. Csak ak
kor gondolnak az egyhazra, ami
kor kereszteles, eskiiv6 vagy te-
metes alkalmaval ra vannak utal-
va. Az ilyen ei6 halottakra az egy-
haznak tagok koz0tt mines szak-
sege. Pedig az ilyen tagok leg
hangosabban dicsekszenek, hogy
ok az egyhazhoz tartoznak. Pedig
az egyhazert' semmit mem tesznek.
Sokan ugy gondolkoznak az egy-
hazrol, mint az egyletr6l, hogy
csak halalozas eseteben kell. Pc
dig az egyhazra az embernek is
sziiksege van az eletben.
Az egyhaz uj vezetosege kote-
lessegenek eleget fog tenni, $ a
tagok kozott nagy takaritast fog
vegezni, tcsak azok lesznek tagok,
akik munkajukkal, eletukkel es
adakozasukkal ARA raszolgalnak.
Szah6 Karoly,
az Ev. Ref. Egyh. jegyz6je
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26
OLvASSA HlRDETEsEINKET
ES TAMOGASSA HIRDET6
INKETl
115 EYES P0R0sK0DEs vkGE

Most ert yeget egy por, amely
egy James Crooks newt ember
IdrokSege kdfiil folyt, aki tiasb
mint lis esztend6vel ezel6tt halt
meg. Az or0kseg oman eredt,
.hogy Crooksnak egy kis haj6iat
elsiilyesztettek nagy tavakon
meg AZ 1872 Tiki Afh0rs alatt;
A tulajdonos canadai volt, aki-
mex 0rokosei bep0r0ltek az Eaye-
silt Allamok kormanyat a p0r
most ert veget olyan forlnan,
hogy az Egyesilt Allamok korlaa
nya pontosan M644.38 tollart
fizet az orokos0k knek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26
FEBRUAR 10.

A Lorantffy Zsuzsanna Ref.
N6egylet disznotoros vacso-
raja es farsangzaro unnepe-
lye szinieloadasal a Reforma-
tus Templom also termeben.
Szinre kerul: a "Csiribiri
kisasszony".
FEBRUAR 90.
A Campbelli Munkas Beteg-
segelyzo Egylet farsangi bal
ia a Roman Hallban.
FEBRUAR 26.
Delutan a Magyar Otthon fell
avatasa Allianeeon.
MARCUS Is.
Az Egyhaazak es Egyletek
Nagybizottsaga marcus ID
iki nagy Magyar Nap ia.
MARCUS Is.
A Warren, Oh Ifjusagi K0r
Magyar Napja es Bankettja
a Yugoslav Halfban, Burton
Ave-, Stop 3712.
M6Drrr1c OK
A Lorantffy Zsuzsanna Ref
Noegylet .szinieloadasa re-
formatus templom alatti te-
APRILIs 8
A Fiiggetlen Ref. Ifj. Kor
szinieloadasa a Kossuth Kor-
ben. Szinre keriil a Silt
nap" e. vigjatek.
APRIIIS s.
A Katholikus Ifj. Kor husvet
els6 napjan sziniel0adast tart
az Eagles Hallban. Szinre ke-
riil egy kitiin6 magyar nep-
szinmii.
A1RILIs 9.
A Warren, Oh Ifjusagi kor
tancmulatsaga sziniel6adas-
sal a Yugoslav Hallban, Bur-
ton Ave, Stop 371a.
APRIIIs /.
a Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor
'husvet hetAdjen nagy tanc-
mulatsagot' rendez, cleve-
landi magyar zenekar kozre-
miikdAes6vel,
APRIIIS 16.
"A Gorog Katholikus Ifjusagi
K6r husveti halt rendez az.
Eavles Halthan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26
ERTEs1TEs

Tisztelettel ertesitUik sharpvil-
lei olvas6inkat, hogy h6t folya-
man lapunk kepviseloje Kuti Ia
mas fel fogja keresnni az ittcni
magyarokat, hogy lapunk reszere
el6fizct6ket Is esetleges hirdete-
seket szerezzen. Kerjiik az itteni
magyarsagot, hogy fogadjak la
punk kepviselojet szeretettel, s ta-
mogassak nehez lnunkajaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26
SHARON, PA.
: p tF.7ls''''
FEBRUAR 4.

Hir szerint Politikai Club
februar 4-en fontos gyiiIest tart.
Meg pedig az ujonnan kiberlend5
Osztrak Hallban, amely a New
Castle es Malleable Cor. nal ta-
lalhato. Vegye EFT tudomasul, akit
erdekel es a fentjelzett napon We
gyen reszt fontos politikai gyii-
lessen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26
UJEvI AJANDEK

Kedves es ertekes ajandekban
reszesiilt lapunk egyik hiiseges
olvasdja Rajki Karoly, akit neje
sziiletett Nemeth Erzsebet sill
veszter estejen II ora 30 perekor
egy egeszseges fiugyermekkel
ajandekozott meg. Ugy az ujszii-
lott, mint a boldog sziilok a leg
jobb eg6szsegnek 0rvendenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26

JANUAR 20.
A Magyarok Nagyasszonya
Rom. Kath. Hitkozseg nagy
tarsasvaIosoraja Szuligan
teremben, a Salt Springs
Roadon. Utana tame.
FEBRUAR 2.
SIT. Gyorgy Gorog Katholi-
,kus Ifjusagi Kor Valentin-
bait rendez a Wards Baking
HalIban (Mahoning Ave.
FEBRUAR 7.
Befkes, Bella es bandaja tart
cl0adast Kossuth K0rben.
FERRUAR 4.
A Nilesi L. M. B. S. Egylet
25 ewes evfordulojan jubileu-
mi bait rendez a Chestnut
Streeten levo Roman Hallban
FEBRUAR IL.
A Munkas Szervezetek egyiit-
tes rendezeseben tancmulat
sag. a sztrajkolo banyaszok
segitesere a Kossuth terem-
ben 225. E. Federal St.
FEBRUAR II.
Magyarok Nagyasszonya r6-
mai katholikus hitk0zseg Far
sangi balja. Szuligan Hall.
remben. Szinre keriil "No-
tas Kata'.
FERRUAR II.
A Warren Ifjusagi Kor Va
lentine tanca a Yugoslav
Hallban, Burton Ave., Stop
37la.
A j0vedelem a Kossuth $50
Dor javara lesz forditva.
FEBRUAR IL.
A Kossuth K0r rendezeseben
szinre kerul Kossuth nagy-
teremben a HParaszt kisasz-
SONY n6pszinmii.
FERRUAR IL.
Valentine bal. Rendezi a ka-
tholikus Ifjusagi K0r az
Eagles Halllan.
FERRuAR is.
A Fiiggetlen Ref. Iii. Kor
tanclndlatsaga a Kossuth
Kiorben. Medve zenekara nu-
zsikal,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26

Az Alliance, Oh lnagyarsag
nagy iinnepFe kesziil. Februas
26,kn fogiak feIasatai ! Magyar
Hazat. Reszletes tnd6sitast kes6bb
fogunk kozolni, de annyit mar
most is ielenthetiink, Aogy mem.
esak AZ allianeei, hanem ] k5r,
nykbeli magyarsag is kesziil er-
r. " iinnepsdsps, Mint srtssii'
link, lapunk szerkeszt6je Meme
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26
MAGYAROK NAPTARA
JAINUAR %.

Cs6kos bal a Kossuth K0rben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26
ALLIANCE, Q.
Az AILIANCEI MAGYAR REToR-
MATUS EGYHAz HIREI.
-K0sli: Kruchi6 Antal ref. lslksas. :.

Evi kozgyiil6s. Egyhazunkban
januar no San volt megtartva az
evl kozgyiles, a gyilesen eleg
szep szamban vettek reszt ta-
gok, kiil0n0sen nS testverek.
Elj0ttek azok, akik erdekl1dnek
egyhazunk iigyei irant, hogy tai
nujai legyenek az egy evi safar-
kodasnak, amelyet az 1927-ben
megvalasztott egyhaztaala,,s veg
zett.
A lelkesz az istentisztelet utan
megtette az evi jelenteset, jelen
teseben ramutatott tobb olyan hi
bara, amelyet csak sziil6k es
egyhaz tagok segits6gevel lehet
orvosolni. Mines ifjusagunk, lei
kesz es neje mindent elk0vettek
azert, hogy az ifjusagot megnyer-
jek es az egyhaz szolgalataba al
litsak, minden igyekezetiik es IA
radozasuk karba veszett, mivel
azok mem j0ttek segitsegiikre,
akiknek els6 serbian k0telessegiik
lett volna. lit varosunkban. illet.
We egyhazunknal, ha a IA ewes
gyermek megkonfirmal, azutar
mar csak veletlensegb3l latjuF
6ket a templomban, a vasarnapi
iskelaban, oda meg egyaltalap
mem j0nnek. DE az is elosegiti az
ifjusag tavolmaradasat, hogy mi
egyhaEunkban csak delutan jon
nek a felnSttek, az 0regek es szii-
l6k a templonlha, megprdbaltuk.
6aekart szerveztiink, de ifjaink
bizony az iires padoknak ,enekel,
TEX. Az par sziil6, akinek sz!s
veben 81 hit Is gyenneket is szi.
vesebben latja a templomban.
mint kul0nb0z6 karos helyeken.
amelyekbol van eleg, azok 0r0n-
mol halgattak ifjaink enekeit. Eel
kell vennunk ism6t harcot azert,
hogy gyermekeinket visszahozzuk
az egyhazhoz es azokat, akik meg
lit vannak, meg is tartsuk egyha-
zunk kebeleben, AIT csak akkor
tudiuk megtenni, hogyha sziil6k
is a vezet6k segitsegere jonnek Is
az egyhaztagolS megertik AIT
hogy a d6lel6tti istentisztelet
nagyban elSsegiti egyhazunk fej-
l6deset.
Mivel az elmult eNben ket penz-
tarnokunk is lemondott, ICY Nya-
rady J1zsef sondnok testyeriink
tette meg jelent6st bevetelrol
Is kiadasr6l. Egyhazunknak az
1927-ik evben az 0sszes bevetele
volt $8113.9S, ebben az osszegben
benne van az a 100000 is, ame'
lyet k0lcs0n vettiink fol. az eyi ki
adas volt $8O05 SO, az evi narad
vany $88.39. Hatalmas 0sszeg e
tit, ahol mar $15O0.Q0 is nagy be
vetel volt> eddig Is isy akkor i
nagy osszeg bevetel, hogyha
kolcs0nvett osszeget leszamitjuk
Most mar latjuk AIT, hogy te
renre nagy sziikssgiink van, nem
csak, hogy gyerInekeinknek tiszts
IS egeszseges terem all rendelke
zesakre, magyar reveltetesiikre
l,apem tarsadalni 0sszej0vetelek
re ii van termtnk. Az elmult ev
ben az egyhaznak ad6ssagabd /
lett torlesztve $45OO.O0O Is igy
masadt meg City Savings Banl
ana Trust Co. nal $28OO.OO, Hol
land Fu4nice co,-ael psdig &a
tartozasa egyhazunknak sNagy
eldrehaladas ez, ha munkaviszo
nyok jobbak lettek yolna, lbizony
nasyon keves anaradt volna =
ad61s6gbN. Ha listen megsegi'
benniinkst ~ v 1a2a 6vre meg
yalasztott tis5tyissl6k mindany
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-26

nyian ssiviik0n viselik egyhazuk
erdeket IS a nunka viszonyok is
jobbak lesznek, akkor ez az ev
egyhazunkat megtisztitja az ad6s,
sagt6l. E1 q hatalmas osszeg hon
nan folyt BET tagsagi diijakb6l, a
95 csaladt6l csak $4l2,OO, persely
Ies iinnepi ajandsk $4,000 a tobbi
kiil0mb0z6 ajandekohb6l, valcso-
rakb6l es szinielSadasok tartasa-
boil, avatasi es jubileumi unnepe-
lyekb5l, 1927-ben tancmulatsagot,
vagy pikniket egyhazulk mem
|tart0tt.
Maid Nyarady Jozsef gondnok
lemondott a maga es tiszttarsai
neveben, megemlekezett arr6l a
|nyolc kiizdelmes evr3l, amelyet az
egyhaz ellen mint gondnok tolt6tt
| ell. A munkamert elismerest es Ju-
|talmat sohasem vartam, igaz mem
| is kaptam, de kaptam annal tobb
bantamat, de azokat is eltiirtem
es dolgoztam azert az egyhazert,
amelynek mint neglect ember
lettem tagja es azert a hitert,
amelyet 0nkent valasztottam ma
gamnak. SzivembUl 0rvendenek,
T. ugy mond, - hogyha a sziile-
ttett reformatus testverek allana-
max az egyhaz elere, en- mellejHk
allok IS segiteni fogom oket.
Maid elk0vetkezett a tisztvise-
IL valasztas, egyes testvereknek
az volt az 6hajuk, hogy a tavalyi
tisztvisel3ket egyhangulag va
lasszak meg, de ez ellen magok a
lemondott tisztviselok tiltakoztak.
Gondnoknak ismet Nyarady J6-
zsefet valasztottak meg, most mar
a kilencedik eyre. A megvalasz-
tast semmi esetre sem akarta ell
fogadni, de kesobb kereseknek
megis engedett, algondnok Hanus
Samuel, jegyzo Szab6 Karoly.
penztarnok Kocsis Jozsef, egy-
haztanacsosok Szolga Janos, Sza-
b6 Jozsef, Szasz Janos, Szakacs
lstvan, Balogh Ferenc J6zsef, Pal
Jozsef es Kopan Jozsef. A megva-
llasztott tisztvisel0k lie is tettek a
hivatali eskiit, remeljiik AIT him
mi, hogy az vi egyhaztanacs min
den tekintetben kiveszi a reszet az
Iegyhazi munkabol. Csak az az
Iegyhaztanacs mutathat fel cred
menyt, hogyha els6sorban maya
mutat p6Mat a munkaban Is al
dozat hozatalban
A Lorantffy Zsuzsanna Temp
lomsegelyz6 N6egyletiink tagjai
nemes cselekedetre hataroztak el
magokat, ugyanis magukra val
laltak annak a $375.00-nak a XII
fizeteset, anlelyel a Holland Fur
nice Co. tartozik egyllazunk,
Az egyletnek alig van 25 fizet6
Itagja, ezek a testyern0k minden
sheridan este osszejonnek az egy-
haz termaben, ahol eneklessel es
Iimadkozassal, maid szeretett ven-
degseggel t0ltenek el par 6rat.
Az Nevi k0zgyiilesiiket az elmult
szerdan este tartottak meg, ell
| In6knek ismet a Tiszteletes asz-
szonyt valasztottak meg, alelnok-
mex .Balogh Ferenc Jozsefne,
penztarnok 0zv. Bandy Mikl6sne,
penztari ellenGr ifJ. Denes Jozsef-
Inc, jegyzo idb. Denes Jdzsefne,
vagyongondnok Szolga Janosne.
vi eroyel es lelkesedessel me-
gyiink az vi evnek, ha minden
testveriink, n6k es ferfiak kive-
SILK resziiket a munkab6l, akker
egyhazunk felfogia masat ARA q
magaslatra emelni, amelyen hiva-
tasanal fogva helye volna. AZ
listen megsegitett benniinket az
elmult evben, ha szorgamnnk
Is nselekedetiink mem csokken, ha
hitunkben er0s0dunk, akkor eb-
ben az evben nagy dolgokat csele.
L - II + o&..,o1,
The Washington times., 1928-02-07
SIf.YER SPRTN6a
CoLoRED

COLORED
1910 Eye Sc. N. W. 3 rms. eas s. 90
21Oo Harrison ST. s Il B ri. cleo. eas 1900
A3 Myrtle ST. s rms. ana bath 1900
lis q st. N. w. 3 rms $500 ..5..zs 1850
CITY RE ALTY co.
e2S N. ii (. Ave. n. wv. Main Bo10
The Washington times., 1928-02-07
HOUSES FOR SALE
% 18tla ST. S.. IA.

One square from Eastern
Hiqh school. All modern
improvements, Sc, 100, $50
cash, $50 monthly.
sTEUART BROTHERS, Inc.
III 12th st. NE. Line. 5000
The Washington times., 1928-02-07
7a0e Columns oCIdss


Rentals
APARTMENTS FURNISHED
Or UNFURNISHED 96-A
So. N. WI. 1O0a--2 large rooms apart.
nlsnt: first tio0r: heat, Nsht and 80
WILLARD COURTS 1915 lTth SCI q. IT.
bath apts.. $50 Do: extra Iargo. cheerful.
warn rooms 1a.h0ur elevator eefvices
s scs Main Main 1853 ~ Ncrth SKI 80.
I8TH ST. ~ W. 3Bl 3--s asir ) r0uEn.
snils6. expos.: rsauced rent MA.n ssls
MOVING, TRUCKING.
STORAGE e9|
sTOc1Ts and long dIetance hauling. >. -.
LIVERPOOL 6 sons 1dIlc: 1697.
LOCAL g loIlF dit. hauling reas. RodEers
Transfer. 1913 n. ]. AVE NV. Rrlk. 0716
sFEI0l1K AS EI6CsoN, QUICK elellvl ICE, Sd
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HOUSES FOR RENT
EllEeNISElIEIl--D. g. 100
BEAUTIFULLY Turn. house. with porchen.
III best Northwest section. Cor couple. no
children owner 10 reserve 4 rD0na. AZ q ssh
3 ROOMS bath. elec. pIeeping porch: larRe
ards Near scho s s.li ~ o6 month,
3 :. - :. = - = .
HOUSES FOR RENT
TfTrTrTiT - Mr. q ISTstf 81 III ~
= = - = = =. - . -
nFNNINf3 ID q 412R cali n si-f brrfs
EaIow. ami rent. @aR mo. Adams 40.
S4s.S0. rro.ressiye Reals. Il th.J i .s
:. : Vg-- = 3 gyeSc > $3.50 8. q 49,
z &: ~ ~ ~ yess.s
~ M04e5 ~ ~ ~ 81 ~ 49,
zsg1s Atll DsIA w.
2e1 = an - ~
K e,T s. E---8 Iarre bright rooms and bath
newly papered eiec. lights. gas, b block
nnf line ech0ola efc S:87 40 mo- NJ 81
HIlI. ir lain 300 s- n "a
The Washington times., 1928-02-07
FOR SALE OR RENT
,WoQIDllRlD9R HQlM 4lsI!I,

e1o4 4 ! Ave n North $50
WE KNOW OF no other property offered at
such low rentals. or for sale at less than
cost on easy payment plan--houGes. city
property. See our list and save money.
Clarendon office. 1904 Wilson Blvd.
n. r. RYON CO., INC.
Skls l4th. 14s3 = ST.
The Washington times., 1928-02-07

Mems used ci0fhinR. shoes h1sNa6e etc.
bought. best prices paid. our unlettes1o
9Hss se. \ st.l 9s 81 3 So 40 s. =.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
Advice to the Wife Whose Husband Is in the
Dangerous I'orties.

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n d qoa as's Women na ad %n T GO s @ "D sf
$ s4S n @ J; sSs ss5ss
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be held his wiies
@ a % he % man2 of S @ @ % as up 0u
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nua " his LADY dances n san % nan Hs % u % & ss So x
sYs @ pa parked m Quit 5 with @ @ @ 12u ] n eP @ Gseos 55 @
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i right thing for to ~ A~ " "'e 0"e" "e' Nrrm M""
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married you took solemn oath at the altar to leave father mother
for no better than that mother
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You viii % eat htai s d9h @ the h mD oS 9 3 a @ YOU s1 9y @ & her
who loves woman o % weak @ p m bae @ N m an mneno pos position that Of man
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Evening star., 1928-04-14
Everyday Law Cases
when May Garage OWrer Be
Liable for Damage 10
Stored Carr
BY THE COZ N>ELLOR.
BY THE COUNSELLOR.

Jason Ruppel persisted in taking his
fathers car from the public garage IN
which it was kept, contrary TO the
wishes of the parent. Accordingly,
Jason's father informed the garage
owner that his son was not 20 get the
car unless he had written instructions
to this effect
One evening Jason felt the need Of
the car urgently. and, arriving at the
garage at 10 O'Clock at night, was able
to convince the attendant that he had
proper authority TO get the machine
That night, due TO negligent driving on
his part. Jason wrecked the machine
The incensed parent demanded th2.
the garage owner pay the loss Tho
latter refused. asserting that the direct
cause Of the loss was the sons negli-
gence.
The outcome Of the suit Mr.. Ruppel
brought against the garage owner vas
a verdict for damages n his favor, the
court stating:
while the garage keeper IS not an
insurer Of the automobiles left in his
charge to be cared for he Is hound 20
use reasonable or ordinary diligence n
their care and keeping to the end that
they be not damaged or destroyed Il
is not ordinary or reasonable care for
one charged with the safekeeping OF an
automobile in a garage 70 allow II 70
go out on the road in the hands OF
third party without the owners cen
sent"
Evening star., 1928-04-14
A Sermon for Today
a~a~------~---~---~-
ny REV. JOHN X. GUM.
Crowns Not Inherited.

Text: Doth the crown endure to
every generation?"-ProV xxvti24.
True greatness is not determined by
the circumstances surrounding ones
birth You may count 1t fortunate
thing if you were born amid pleasant
and happy circumstances: but that fact
is no promise that you will achieve
worthwhile destiny. The capacity To
become great may be passed down from
sire TO son. but greatness Is not hered-
itary Birth may do much for one,
but 1t cannot make him great.
There are people who are we'll born.
but who have never amounted 10 much
in the world They boast Of the blue
blood that flows through their veins,
but they never bestir themselves to any
heroic action There are many sons
and daughters OF the American Revo-
luton who are not worth their salt.
They will never start a revolution In
any direction. nor write a declaration
of independence from anything.
You may have inherited a great
name, but there is not much I'm name,
You can find George Washingtons
among bootleggers and John Jacob
Astors among peanut peddlers How
ever great the name you bear. 1t Will
never mean any more To you than YOU
make 1t mean. Your father may have
achieved distinction. but II you choose
10 live life Of idleness. extinction Will
be the only thing you will achieve.
II is not so much where or how you
were born. or what name you bear. but
the character you build. the manhood
you develop. the worthwhile things you
achieve. that win determine your posi-
ton in the world. Kings crowns are
sometimes passed down from father 10
son through several generations, but
character, manhood and achievement
are crowns not inherited
Evening star., 1928-04-14
Straight Talks to Women About Money
BY MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN.

Regardless of what price they may pay
or be willing TO pay. they should be
fair judges Of value InexpenSiveneSS
is as often a sign of inferior quality as
it is Of good value. Recently a woman,
after waiting some weeks. attended
clothing sale Of 'marked-down" cloth
ing She had postponed the purchase
of her husbands Winter coat. When
last heard from she was still indignant
because she could not buy SIS over
coat for S27.50.
Sale merchandise" or nlerchandiss
that has been made UP especially %
entice bargain hunters. has sprung UP
all over. II is the answer 70 an in
SiStent demand Such merchandise, IS
inexpensive. but IL is also decidedly in
ferior ~ normal quality and value. Any
thinking woman can understand this
condition. She can also see plainly that
economy lies on the side Of greatest
value at the fair price which one can
afford. Some OF US learn slowly and
pay more for the lesson. II IS more
economical and pleasant 10 accept a
foregone conclusion and act accordingly
Evening star., 1928-04-14
You Lose at Your End.

In their ambitious efforts TO effect
savings many women overreach them
selves and actually suffer losses. Unless
one chances TO come upon distressed
merchandise or merchandise which Is
offered for sale by store or manutac-
turer in financial difficulties. dollar
will only purchase a dollars worth Of
anything. II 1t only does that, however,
it is well spent.
For example. you drive your car along
the road and pass many filling stations.
Gasoline is offered to you at all prices:
Is 1t the same grade and kind OF
gasoline? You make no chemical analy-
sis and you may only judge by the re-
suits of the gas In use. A reasonable
conclusion is not hard to make.
Reliable dealers sell their wares at
fair prices, prices which afford them a
fair profit They do not have to Substl-
tute glue for gelatin. cottonSeed oil
for olive oil or sell Sponges by the pound
loaded with salt and other substances.
Even in so simple a commodity as
bread those who seek TO save or profit
on price alone may deceive themselves.
1t IS said that in q survey made in 81
cities on the weights of 5000 loaves Of
bread los different weights were found.
Short weight and adulteration are but
few OF the abuses to which some
manufacturers have been forced to re-
sort. Others use inferior materials in
their garments 10 appeal TO q certain
buying class" That buying class" Is
definitely the class which desires TO
buy SIS worth for 81 90. and fondly be-
lieves that it can. II would be wonder
full II some one could explain how this
might even be done.
Housewives should be always alert
Evening star., 1928-04-14

For the benefit of the many house
wives in whose homes there are Kitchen
cites. let us consider the best arrange
mentS of things for convenience and
conservation of space. Without going
into the details Of the furnishing,
may say that one article of furniture
will be found almost Indispensable, and
that is a convertible ladder-chair.
There will be room for but one chair
and it will be used great deal. The
stepladder Will be frequently required.
as many of the things in daily use VIII
be on a shelf beyond ones reach when
standing on the floor. - ekeS but an
instant to convert the chair inco step
ladder and back again.
In arranging the shelves see that the
things that are in constant use are on
the lowest shelf. It is worth while hav-
ing a very narrow shelf running along
beneath the usual lower shelf. On this
one side of the kitchenette put up
salt and pepper shaker, a -four dredge.
spices. extracts and condiments. II
saves time to have them there and they
will not be packed one behind the other,
as would be necessary If they were on
one Of the higher wide shelves.
As there will be no kettle closet, i'm
provise one by curtaining of the space
under the sink Hang the curtains on
rings run over brass rod, so that they
can easily be pushed back and forth.
BY screwing in large cup hooks along
the back wall and in any strips OF wood
that are to be found below the sink
there viii be ample room for fryingpans
and Saucepans The larger preserve
kettles. etc. can stand on the floor.
Also the indispensable kitchen pail.
Above the table screw in cup hooks
and on them hang spoons OF various
sizes, egg beaters. strainers. measuring
CUBS. etc. Put the flour, sugar, salt
and other ingredients used in the mix