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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09
MACY DOLOG A SZERELEM

Kaposvarrol jelentik: = Ka-
posvaron reg6ta lakik egy nyur-
ga peklegeny. Tomasovics Gyula
neve. Udvarolni kezdett az
egyik, honvedutcai szakacsnonek.
- Annus, te leszel felesegem,
- mondogatta olvadozva a fatal
ember.
Annus boldogan kesziilt is az
eskiiv6re. Azonban valami tor
tent. Jottek a j6lertesiilt barat-
n5k. M
= Te, .sz6ba ne ALI evvel a To-
masiviccsal. Ennek mar van fele-
sege!
A szakacsn6 sir6gorcsoket tka-
pc,.t es tzent valamit Tomaso-
vicsnak. A peklegeny bepakolt a
gyomraba nyolc vagy kilenc
"hosszu lepest", aztan megjelent
a Honved-utcaban, a leany sol
galati helyen.
Annus, eressz be, ha szeretsz,
- b0mbolte olyan hangon, hogy
minden lak6 es szomszed k0reje
gyiilt. De inert az Annus meg
egyszer raforditotta az ajt6 zar-
lat, szerelmes ferfiu hataval ne
kidiilt az ajt6nak, bet0rte. Vitte
volna szive legujabb valasztottjat
az eskiv6re, de azonnal. A ketseg-
beesett leany sikoltozasara Ra-
gciczky JOSEF rend6r6rmester
rohant a Honved-utcaba, de mem
tudta megfekezni szerelmes fer
fiut. J0ttek masok is es Ragoczky
megk0t0zte vele szembeszallt
Tomasovicsot, akit most a mutt
napokban won't felel6ssegre a ka-
pOsvari tOrvenyszek.
- Igaz, hogy van maganak fe-
lesege; = kerdezi a vadlott6l a
tanacseln0k.
Csak volt, mem is egy, hanem
kett8.
Igazat mondott. az iratokb6l XII
derGlt, hogy Tomasovics Gyula
mar tilt is: kett6s hazassag Matt,
Hat akkor mi6rt akarta EFT
a szegeny leanyt t0nkre tenni'
Kerem, en- mar olyan szerel-
mes voltam, hogy esq nelkiil men
tenn Annuskahoz. Kerem, hiaba
Macy dolog szerelem
"A szerelmes Tomasovicsot ket
h6napi foghazra iteltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09
BERETVAVAL ELvAGTA Or
GYERMEKENEK NYAKAT

Gyularol jelentik: = A gyulai
rendorseg a multi napokban del
el6tt haldokolva szallitotta be
gyulai k0zk6rhazba Kulcsar And
rasne sziiletett Csetey Maria kis-
csakoi asszonyt, aki val6szinileg
pillnatnyi elmezavaraban, amig
ferje a mez6n dolgozott, beretva-
val elvagta ct kisgyermekenek
nyakat, maid maya nyakat vag-
ia at a beretvaval. Azutan pedig,
amikor ez vagas mem 0lte meg,
mar6lugot ivott.
A szerencsetlen gyermekek k0-
ziil a legid6sebb hatesztendos,
legkisebb pedig hath6napos, meg
halifax. Az aszenyt gyulai rem
d6rseg letartoztatta, Gyulara szal-
litotta, ,ahol mivel allapota re-
menytelen, beszallitottak a k6r-
hazba.
A csaladirt6 asszony meg esq
meletenel volt Is Xxi lehetett hall
gatni. AIT vallotta, hogy ket esq
tendovel ezel6tt a gyulai korhaz
elmeosztalyan apoltak es oman
gyogyultan elbocsatottak. Ferje-
vel, akit6l OF gyermeke sziiletett
rossz viszonyban cit, alland6an ci-
vakodtak, de ezenfeliil a nyomOr
is bekopogtatott az ajt6jukon.
Most ugy erezte, hogy ismet mas
allapotban van, felt, hogy oyer
mekeit mem fogja tudni eltartani,
mar napokkal ezelott elhatarozta,
hogy 0ngyilkos lesz. Levetk6ztet-
te mind az 0tot, megfirdette oket
es azutan beretvaval egymasutan
vaga ell nyakukat. Amikor mar
mind az ct gyermeke halott volt,
sajat nyakaba vagott belle. A
vagas mem sikeriilt, 3 segitsegert
kialtozott mikor segitseg mar
k0zel volt, mar6lugot ivott.
E vallomas utan az asszOny ell
vesztette eszmeletet, az orvosok
szerint val6szinuleg menthetetlen.
A szerencsetlen ferj, amikor a
mez5rSl hazajott, ertesiilt csalad-
ia borzalmas sorsard, $ ICY meg
masnap SEM volt. kihallgathat6,
inert 0sszeesett es mem tert ma
gahoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09
MEM TARGYALNAK, CSAK
LAKODALOM UTAN

Szombathelyrol jelentik: - A
szombathelyi torvenyszek ele vad.
lottkent ideztek be Csiszar Ernd
magyarbolyi detektivet. A volt
menyasszonya jelentette fol, Mil
kovics Maria dozmati leany.
AIT igerte, hogy felesegiil
vesz, - pironkodott a hajadon,
en-, nit tagadjam, 0riiltem es
szerettem. Szivesen odaadtam par
szaz peng0t. a lakodalom elott kell
ilynekor. Es most hoppon ha-
gyott, Sc penz, Sc ferj.
- Megis melyiket akarja, kis-
asazony? - fordult a vadlott a
lelny fele. Egymasra neztek, kis-
sc hosszabban, mint az al es fell
peres ilyenkor szokta.
Vegul a leany vallat wont:
Banom is en-!
- Mar megint kezdi, = p0dor-
tie meg bajuszat a detektiv. -
Tekintetes t0rvenyszek, kerem, ne
hozzanak ma iteletet ,adjanak ket
h0napi halasztast.
= Nit akar? - kerdezte tar
gyalasvezeto biro.
Maid megtanitom en- ezt
derek leanyt, = folytatta vad-
lott. - Egyszeriien elveszem fele-
segiil. Merit inkabb leszek boldog
ferj, mint boldogtalan rab.
= Jo-j6, de hozzamegy-e fele-
segHl a kisasszony?
- Esz nelkiil, r0ppent Xxi a
leany ajkai kozt.
Mem volt jobb tennival6, BIZ
r6sag ket h6napi haladekot adott
az iigyben. Addig megtartjak a
lakodalmat es hazilag intezik el
a sulyos ellentetet Csiszar Ern0
es Milkovics Maria.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09
Hirek az 0hazab6l

sor egyik legizgalmasabb szama
Benjamin Marion er6muvesz mu-
tatvanya volt. Az er6miivesz egy
szazharmincnegy kil6s vasiillot
/ tett a mellkasara es az iill6n me-
hez p0rollyel egy darab vasat ver-
TEX sect.
A bucsuel6adason Benjamin
Marion felsz6litotta a k0z0nseget.
hogy Xxi vallalkozna a vas szetve-
resere. A felszolitasra ket kovacs-
legeny jelentkezett, akik hozza is
kezdtek a veszelyes produkci6-
hoz. Az er6miivesz h6siesen ALTA
nehez iiteseket es vas mar maid
mem szejjelmallott a sulyos csapa-
Sok alatt, ekkor velotraz6 sikoly
hallatszott. A produkci6t azonnal
abbahagytak. Az eromiivesz fejet
el0nt0tte yer.
Az t0rtent ugyanis, hogy az
egyik kovacslegeny iitese k0zben
a kalapacs elvalt nyelet6l es a
vasiill6 helyett Benjamin fejet
erte. Benjamin fejet es arcat j6-
forman teljesen osszeroncsolta a
sulyos iites. Az el6adast felbesza-
kitottak es az artistat eletvesze-
lyes allapotban szallitottak Sc
beszeti klinikara. Felgy6gyulasa-
hoz keves remeny.
A rend6ri vizsgalat megallapi-
totta, hogy a szerencsetlensegert
az eromiiveszt terheli felelosseg,
inert a veszelyes prodmkcio elott
megvizsgalni a mu-
tatvanynal hasznalt eszkoz0ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09
"A HARCIAS AssZONYT
AGYONvERTE Az URA

KeszthelyrSl jelentik: A
keszthelyi k6rhazba borzaszto fej-
Isebbel vittek be egy asszonyt.
- TIT hozom az asSZonyt, 80
mondta Kelemen Istvan kustanyi
kisgazda, agyoniitottem egy
kicsit, de tan lit foleled.
Azonnal megvizsgaltak Kele-
MEME seriileset. Mar seblazban
szenvedett, felrebeszelt. Az urat
szidta lazaban is. Kiil0nfele ha-
lalnemekkel fenyegette es hozza-
tette, hogy ezutan jobban elveri,
mint eddig.
Kihallgattak Kelemen Istvant,
aki aztan meglep6 vallomast tett.
- Az en- felesegem csudavere-
kedos asszony, - kezdte. - Mem
tagadom, engem minden csekely-
|segert pofon vagott, megrugdalt.
Sz6val 3 volt az ur haznal. En-
evekig tiirtem. Ugy LATHAM, men
mel jobban tiirok, annal inkabb
kegyetlenkedik velem. Tegnap is
0sszeveszett velem, csunyan be-
lemrugott, erre en- folkaptam a
lapatot, lecsaptam ra. ITALIAN XII
vertem belole Macy termeszetet.
Kelemen Istvan eltalalta
harcias felesege bekes halotta
Walt. A k6rhazban meghalt. A
ferjet az iigyeszseg letartoztatta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09
eszmeletre teritettek. Bar az ALA
pota igen sulyos, msgis remelhe-
to, hogy eletben marad.
MEGEL6zTE A HARAGosAT

Kiskunhalasrol jelentik: - A
multi napokban targyalta a tor
venyszek Kiskunhalason Taller
Balazs biiniigyet, Eros felindulas-
ban elk0vetett, halalt okozott su-
lyos testisertessel vadoltak, inert
meggyilkolta regi haragosat, -
Brecska Imre foldmivest. ~.
Ha meg mem el6z0m, ,akkor
ma en- ,febudnek a temet6ben, -
-vedekezett Taller. - Rrecska er6-
sebb volt, iigyes,. ,bieskas. Meg
iizente, hogy vegez -velem. Hat en-
napok 6ta vigyAztam magamra
Mikor az eset tortent, vasvilla
volt nalam. De Brecska mem felt
"csak egyet uthettek RAM -
ezt szbkta mondani. Lttam, bics-
kat kesziti. Biz en- fejbecsaptam
ijedtemben
A sok tanu 0ssze-vissza vallott
"A bir6sag mem allapitotta meg az
0nvedelmet. Harom .eyi b0rtonre
itelte Taller Ballast, aki az ev
eleje 6ta I'LL.
- Megnyugszik az iteletben;
e. kerdezte az elnok Tallert6l, aki
mem tudta, nit valaszoljon. He
lyette ved6je mondta, hogy fol-
lebbeznek.
Kivanja, hogy szabadon. bo-
csassuk az vi targyalasig! - ker-
deztek tovabb.
Ha eliteltek, nem kivanom.
~ felelte a vadlott. Nagyon
rosz volna, ha ujra visszahozna-
max. Maid inkabb veglegesen XII.
=. IN u -.~-1k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09
KALANDOs LANYsz0KTETEs

BudapestrSl jelentik: Ge-
rencser R6za stremi leany halalo-
san beleszeretett Garger Janos
gazdalegenybe. A 20 ewes leanyt
megkerte legeny, de kikosa-
raztak.
- Barmit csinalnak is, megis
felesege leszek, - ellenkezett a
sziileivel a lany. - Legfoljebb
megszoktet es en- megyek vele,
.akar Amerikaba.
-. s
Farsangkor akarta megsz0ktet-
nj szerelmeset a % ewes legeny,
de Gerencser csalad ferfitagjai
fiityk0sokkel vartak. Szerencse-
'jere R6za kikialtotta, hogy meme
kiiljon Garger ere 0sszeszedte a
legenybaratait, behatolt Geren-
cser hazba es egyesiilt er6vel meg
sz0ktettek leanyt, aki mem is
ellenkezett. A csend3r0k aztan a
hetedik hatarban fogtak ell SEE
relmeseket es hazavittek Geren-
cser R6zat.
.
A leanyszoktet6 legeny felett
most itelkezett szombathelyi
orvenyszek.
Mem erzem magam blinds
mex, vedekezett Garger Janos,
a deli, rokonszenves legeny. -
R6zaval szeretjiik egymast, 3
megmondta, hogy mem akar elni
nelkiilem. Szoktessem meg. Az en-
sziileim is elleneztek a dolgot, az
8 sziilei is. Eroszakkal mentem el
hazulr6I en- is.
A bir6sag binosnek talalta a
'legenyt IS ket h6napi foghazra
itelte.
t a -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09
SzERENCSETLENsEa
A CIRKUsZBAN

Hajduszoboszl6r6l jelentik: =
IA Hajduszoboszl6n szerepl6 Fl
del-fele cirkusz bucsuel3adasan
sulyos szerencsetlenseg tortent a
multi napok egyik estejen. A mil
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16

CHICAGO, Feb. 16-Once upon time a big league baseball mag nate paid $S.500 for bush league boy of promise and the profligate gesture earned him quite a repd- tation as a spendthrift.
 The player was known as the $10,000 beauty" at once a term of derision and awe, and that was only 20 years ago.
 Today the "top" is II times as high. The Yankees have just spent $150,000 for two Pacific Coast League players and the White Sox thought nothing of handing out the record sum of $125,000 for Chalmers Cissell.
 The "$10,000 beauty" was Lena Blackburne, who was purchased by the White Sox in 1909 and who rejoined the team last year as coach. Soon after hooking up with the Sox, Blackburne injurel his knee, being of little use fol three campaigns. He was shunt- ed to Milwaukee, came back for another trial and then was cut adrift. He later caught on with the Cincinnati Reds.
 The Sox' experience with Black burne emphasizes the fact that It is more or less a risky proposi- tion to sink great sums of money in prospects.
 The high-priced investments of the past few seasons include Will lie Kamm, Lefty Grove, Jimmy O'Connell, Jack Bentley. Sammy Hale, Paul Strand and a few oth- CTS.
 Kamm and Grove have proved good investments. O'Connell, however, was caught in the 1924 scandal and blacklisted. Bentley has drifted to the minors. So has Strand. Strand probably was the biggest flop of all the high-priced boys. Connie Mack grabbed Paul after great season on the coasr A mighty hitter. Strand had rais- ed particular havoc with hurlers on the Pacific slope. He was widely heralded. But with the Mackmen he did q complete nose dive and his expensive person soon was shunted from the big time stage.
 Shortly after Blackburne was purchased by the Sox, the New York Giants raised the ante by forking oyer si1.ooo for the greet
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16
HUGE AUTO IS
 BARRED, RACES

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Feb 16-The huge 36-cylinder tripiex racing machine owned by J. M. White. of Philadelphia. has been barred from competition in the Twenty-Fifth Annual Speed clas. sic because it does not conform to the rules of the American Automobile Association.
 Secretary Means announced the machine has been barred because it did not have a clutch, differ. ential or reverse as provided by the rules of the Association.
 White said he would make an individual effort to break the worlds speed record but that t would not be an official mark
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16
LOUCHRAN SEES
 SEKYA AS GOOD
 TITLE PROSPECT

NEW YORK, Feb. 16-Just about the best prospect for light heavyweight greatness, and a po.,. sible contender at some future date for the heavyweight title, :s Joe Sekyra, Dayton, Ohio, young ster, in the opinion of Tommy Loughran, king of the 175-pound- CTS.
 Loughran saw Sekyra whip Yale Okun, New York boxer, in Madi- son Square Garden recently and quickly tabbed him as the most dangerous man in the division.
 Right now Jimmy Slattery aud Leo Lomski probably would beat Sekyra through greater expert ence," Loughran said, "but time and careful handling will bring Joe to the top. Perhaps I'll have to fight him sometime when I'm heavyweight champion" Tommy added.
 Tommy thinks Lomski, whom he defeated in a title match two weeks ago, is a far greater fight CT than Slattery, the first unsuc- cessful challenger for Loughran' $ crown.
 ''Lomski gave me more fight in one round than the Buffalo boy did in fifteen," said Tommy. Lom- ski, the assassin of Aberdeen. Wash, twice floored the cham pion for counts of nine in the frs. round.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16
HILLTOPPERS AND
 FlREMEN TO PLAY
 IN GYM TOMORROW

The Juneau Bremen and the Juneau High School will tangle for the third time this year to- morrow night, when they meet at a1 o'clock in the High School Gymnasium.
 In both previous encounters the Hilltoppers have been de- feated. However, in the last en- counter the High School boys kept pace with their rivals for three quarters and were swamp ed under in the last frame when Coach Waid tested some of his substitute material.
 This is the first game to be played at the school this year, and the Hilltoppers should have considerable edge in one respect, for they are at home in the Gym while the Bremen are accustom- ed to the A. B. Hall
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16
Bill Cmrying AIaska Capital Building
 Item Passes House

The regular public build ings appropriation measure. in which is an item for $200,000 for initiating con struction on the local capital building, passed the House of Representative in Wash ington yesterday. official ad- vices to this effect was re- ceived today by Gov. George A. Parks from the Interior Department.
 The measure is now in the Senate. It is not expected that it will encounter any obstacles there and passage is anticipated without much delay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16
CORONA DRENCHED;
 TERRIFIC RAIN FALL


 Excessive rains have occurred at Cordova during the past two and one-half days, the total pre- cipitation since D. m. Monday (13th) until s a. m. today, being 11.36 inches. Of this amount, 7.2S inches occurred during the. past "A hours. This is the greatest 24-hour precipitation for any win. ter month since records began in 1917. The greatest 24-hour amount measured there for any period of the year, 10.44 inches, fell on August 1914, 1927. which is also the record amount for any station in the Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16
MiddIemeight Champion Under Suspension

NEW LONDON, Conn, Feb. Mickey Walker, middle weight champion, has been indefinitely suspended by the National Boxing Association, ruling body of 26 states. for mot having shown any in clination to defend the title although the six months grace allowed him has expired and proper warning issued to him."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16
ADAMS LEAVES

William w. Adams, representa- tive of the U. s. Smelling and Re. fining Company, who has his headquarters in Juneau, left last night on the Margnita for Hawk Inlet. where he is to inspect the property of Charles Williams. He is accompanied by Fred Ordway. MT. Williams expects to return here Sunday on the Margnita, a1d may later inspect the Pekoyicn mine at Hawk Inlet, and will make reports to his company on both inspections.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16
ADVANCE SALE
 FOR WRESTLING BOUT

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. 1e-The advance cash ticket sale for .he Stecher-Lewis heavyweight wrest- ling match next week has passedH the $35.000 mark, 1t was announce ed last night. The sale has pass ed the greatest in the history of wrestling in St. Louis, the pro moters stated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16

Alice Hedges, indian, was sen- fenced to serve four months in the local Federal jail yesterday afternoon by Judge Frank A. Boyle, in the U. s. Commission CTS Court. She was arrested on charge of being drunk and disorderly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16

F. F. Medley, former attorney of Cordova and who has made his home i'll Seattle several years, is aboard the Yukon for Cordoya where he has been called on le- gal business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16
sIVORY'' RIVERS
 SOMETIMES GET
 FINGERS BURNED

Rube Marquard. A dozen years ago, the battery of O'Toole and Kelly cost Pittsburgh an even $22,50O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16
TELEGRAM
Seattle, Wn., 18th
Night Letter H. R. SHEPARD, Juneau, Alaska.

In answer to your wire Stop Am arranging to leave here may be at the dongs of SS Stop Age twenty one Stop Blonde Stop Chosen Miss Seattle 1926 Stop Good look ing Stop shah see the Juneau boys you say And if permission can be had from Mazshals office Will gladly accept hand of the highest bidder for my hand
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16
Official National League Baseball Schedule, 1928
AT CHICAGO

May 1T. IS, , 19,
 20 July 10, Il, , 12.
 13 Aug. 24, 25. 2e
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16
ST. LOUIS

May 12. 1s, 14.d
 15, 16 E July 2. 8. .
 Aug. IA. 15. 10
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16

May IT, 1s, 1S July 10.11,12,13 Aug. IT, IS. 28,
 2S
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16

May 12, IA. 15,
 16 July 19, 20. 21 Aug. ls. 14. 1s.
 l6
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16

June IA. 15, 16
 IT July "A. 25, 26.
 27 Sept. Is. IT. IS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16
AT CINCINNATI

May IT. IS. 19 | July 10. il. 12, |
 13, IS Aug. B, 24, , 25 l
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-16
AT PITTSBURGH

May ,, 1. s, 2 July 14, 16. IT,
 IS
 Aug. 20. 21. g
Evening star., 1928-12-19
Electricity and Beauty.

Readers of this column have been
asking questions about the value OF
violet ray treatments, and so I am 60
ing to say a few words today on some
of the common uses of electricity in
beauty culture, The violet ray machines
are being sold to the general public as
we'll as to beauty operators, so that
do not feel that am encroaching on
the field of the professional cosmetielan
when I discuss this subject.
The average patron Iof the beauty
shops may never have occasion to take
electrical treatments. Many operators
do not attempt to give these treatments,
but confine themselves to manicures,
shampoos, hair-curling and messages,
vet there are cases in which the Stnnu-
lating effect of electric currents is very
helpful Of course the patron must be
sure that the operator is thoroughly fa-
miliar with the type of electricity she is
using and that she knows how and when
to use it for the best results.
The violet ray is one of the three
types of electricity used by the all
around cosmetician. 1t is excellent for
stimulating the scalp when the hair Is
seanty and inclined to fall Out in
patches. It is also used IN facial treat
ments and for removing certain blenl-
ishes like moles and warts. Any one
who plans to use the violet ray machine
should, in my opinion, first take lessons
from an experienced teacher in order to
learn the fine points in its manage
ment. For example, it is important to
know that scalp tonics or skin lotion s
containing tar or much alcohol shouhl
not be applied Just before the violet ray
is administered, as they may ignite.
Such preparations may be used after
ward, however.
The beauty operator makes use of two
other types of electricity. Some of
Evening star., 1928-12-19
Argument Against Saving.

One of the best arguments we have
heard against saving later rather than
now is the fact that later we will have
to save two. three, or four times as
much.
Every other working woman with
whom one counselor has talked was of
the opinion that she could save best
later in life when she was making more
money.
1t is forgotten that as ones earning
power increases so do ones desires in
crease, and one likes to live up to the
new income.
Small sums saved regularly from the
beginning will achieve much larger
total than larger sums saved later, when
the time between ones activity and re-
tirement has been narrowed.
1t has been estimated, for example
that if woman wished to save and ac-
cumulate $4,000 at the age of go it
would require beginning at the age OF
81 saving of about $40 month.
If the same woman began at 40 years
of age to accumulate like sum, she
would have to save over $50 month.
There can be little doubt as to which
is easier.
It is sometimes argued by impatient
women that saving is no way to become
wealthy
Evening star., 1928-12-19
BY JESSIE A. KNOX.

A friend who has reputation for al
ways being prepared for company told
me of hasty dinner she had to serve
short time ago, when she had expect
ed to enjoy the luxury of an evening by
herself with one of the "best sellers"
Instead, a group of guests three in
number dropped in from out of town
with the remark that they had no heSi-
tation in coming to her in such an ur-
expected fashion. because they knew
she was always ready for guests"
At this particular time 1t happened
that she had to do some quick thinking
order to maintain that reputation,
for it was one of those days when the
ice box held only a few sad remnants
of past meals and there seemed nothing
on hand that could be used to serve
four people.
However, closer examination of the
ice box disclosed a small dish of SPIN
ach, a few spoonfuls of creamed oysters
left from the night before, head Of
lettuce and some fruit.
The spinach was Immediately put on
to reheat with sliced onion and pint
of boiling water, and eventually turned
into a cream of spinach soup that was
served in b1uillon cups and sprinkled
with paprika. Two slices of stale bread
we're cut into strips and toasted to serve
with the soup. The emergency shelf
| furnished half o package Of spaghetti,
one can of shrimpS and the ingredients
for French dressing. The shrimps were
washed, cleaned and joined the oysters.
| The spaghetti was boiled, mixed with
the sfrinips and oysters and seasoned
with little table sauce and lemon juice
Evening star., 1928-12-19
Parsnips Deserve
More Attention

Parsnips are deserving of more atten-
ton; they are inexpensive; are good all
Winter and may be used in several
ways to make very appetizing dishes.
They seem to go especially we'll with
mutton or lamb and by boiling them
first and then sprinkling them with
-four and sauteing in hot fat they may
be made delicious accompaniment to
the boiled mutton and caper sauce used
on Wednesday. They may also be
boiled, mashed as potatoes are, then
cooled made into fiat cakes and fried
or baked
Parsnip chowder is a good old
fashioned, hearty luncheon dish. 1t is
made by melting two tablespoons of
fat. adding a large sliced onion, three
cups of diced parsnips. one cuu of
diced potatoes and quart of boiling
water. Boil slowly for an hour, add
one quart of milk. season with salt and
pepper. thicken with three tablespoons
of -four and serve very hot.