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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-31
1929 okToRER al

warth A.-ne, Gelencser Gy.-ne,
Hura Paine, ifj. Batary A.-ne,
Demjen J.-ne, Kiss Erzsi, Fazekas
Sari,, Varga Helen, Szekeres Ju-
liza, Boda Ilona, B. Kerekes Gy.-
ne, Katocs M, Szaday Benz, Ka-
toes Janos, id. Bokri Istvan, Hor-
vath Andras, Kiss Mihaly, Liska
Sander, Valeczky j., Varga Bella,
ifj. Belenszky j., id. Balogh /.
SOC: Horvath Anna, Kovacs Err
zsi, Horvath Ilona, Kovacs Olga,
Bocsi Margit, Kukoria K.-ne, 0zv.
Balazs J.-ne, Kerti Ilona, Katocs
Iren, Kiss Erzsi, Kovacs Pal, ifj.
Fizy B., Kovacs Dezs6, Tor0k j.,
Torok S., Kerti M 25c: Varga S.,
Is ifj. Hodori Sandor. listen a.
dasa legyen rajtuk!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-31

elore felhivjuk az erdeklodok FL
gyelmet ere a tenyre.
Biinbanati -istentisztelet. Szom-
baton, november 2-an este fel 8
oral kezdettel binbanati isten-
tisztelet lesz templomunkban. A
lelkesz alkalmi tanitassal fogja
elkesziteni hiveket scent asz-
talhoz val6 jarulaSra. Mindenki,
aki csak teheti, jojjon Ell. Valla-
sunk tanitasa szerint ez mintegy
kotelessege is minden hiv0nek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-31
Urvacsora osztas. Y

Urvacsora osztas. Vasarnap,
november 3-an a reformaci0 en-
l6kiinnep6vel kapcsolatban sUr-
vacsora osztas lesz templomunk-
ban. E kett0s alkalomra szerettel
hivja az egyhaz vezet6sege mind
azokat, akik komolyan veszik lle-
resztyeni mivoltukat es minden
tekintetben eleget kivannak ter
nj konfirmalaskor tett fogadal-
muknak. Az urvacsorai scent je-
gyeket Tomory Arpad es neje
egyhaztagjaink ajanlottak fel, Az
iinnepi istentisztelet alkalmaval
a Napsugar Egyesiilet enekkara
fog enekelni.
Kesziilodes a bazarra. Egyha-
zunk el0ljarosaga az ez evi baza-
runkat november BORA 6S a~cem-
Der Ire tette. A gyjijtes mar fo-
lyamatban van. Keretnek egyha-
zunk tagjai es jobaratai ~hogy le-
gyenek segitsegiil bazar sikeres-
Sc tetelenel ugy az adakozassal,
mint a bazaron val6 megjelene-
siikkel. Mindenfele targyat, le-
gyen kicsiny vagy Macy, amit
penzert el lehet adm, vagy amit
ki lehet sorsolni, k0szonettel fo-
gadunk. A bazaar alkalmaval a
vendege1et kitiin0 misorral fog
Jak szorakoztatni kiil0mb0z0 elG-
adasokkal egyhazunk mjikedve-
loi. Kesziiljenek a hivek ere az
alkalomra.
Szombati iskolank. Gyermo-
keink neveltetese egyik legfonto-
ssabb kotelessegink. Egyhazunk
teljes tudataban van k0telessega-
mex es mindent elk0yet, hogy
gyermekeink es ifjaink kereszty4-
III es magyar neyeteteseben sem
mi hianyossag he legyen. Exert
most szombattol kezdve szombati
magyar iskola lesz. Keretnek q
szlllok, hogy gyermekeiket kiild,
jek ell. A tanitas reggel 9-kor kez-
dodik. Eszre fogjak venni szii-
lok nagyon r0yid idGn beliil, hogy
milyen sokat jelent gyermekeily
eleteben a magyar iskola. Senki
ne mulassza ell gyermekeinek az
iskolaba valo kiildeset. Tantar-
gyak magyar iras, olyasa.s. enek-
les, altalaban minden, amt ma
gyar fiuknak es leanyoknak jd
tudniok. A gyermekek tanitoia a
tlszteletes asszony, aki eveken
keresztil kitHno sikerrel foglal-
kozott gyermekekkel ugy mint
ifjakkal.
Ifjusagi Korink. Egyhazunl,
III rs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-31

go ferfi, 45 no), bizonyos csekely
haladast mutat a tavalyival szem
ben. Sokat kell meg fejlodniink
listen segitseg6vel ahoz, hogy
olyan atlagot erjiink ell ezen te-
rem is, mely egy szigoru hiteletet
el6 gyiilekezethez melt6. Meg kell
lit emlitenunk, hogy egyhazi tor
venyeink szerint, - amelyet mi
nemcsak papirosnak alkottunk
= semmifele egyhazi tisztseget
mem viselhet az, aki evente lega-
labb egyszer Urvacsoraval mem
cit. EFT az elvet a gyakorlatban
is ervenyesiteni fogjuk es $40
sem lehet maid a januari gyiile
sen arr6l, hogy olyannak egyhazi
tisztseget engedjiink, aki ennek
kovetelmenynek meg mem felelt.
Serdiiltek partyja. A Konfir-
maltak Egyletenek tagjai most
penteken este partyt tartanak
hats6 .helyisegiinkben, hova min
denikiik egy-egy olyan baratjat
is meghivja, aki meg mem tagja
ennek a sep munkat folytat6
egyesiiletnek. Minden sziikseges
dologrol ok maguk gondoskod-
max, vendegeiket ok maguk lat
jak ell.
Ifjusagi Egylet. Tekintettel a
konfirmaltak penteki partyjara,
Ifjusagi Egyletiinknek heten
oszej0vetele mem lesz, hanem csak
a k0vetkez6 penteken este j0nnek
0ssze, hogy evi programmjukat
megbeszeljek a kiil0nb0z6 szere-
| pek szetosztasat elvegezzek ma
| guk k0zott Munkajuknak veze-
| toje az iden is lelkesz kivan
lenni, f0lteve, ha a komoly igye-
kezetet latni fogja. Az eddigi
0sszej0yetelek alkalmaval lei
kesz az emberfajtak es nyelvek
keletkezeser6l tartott el0adast
szamukra idejUk t0bbi reszet
pedig sz6rakoztato jatekkal toll
t0ttek.
Konfirmandusok. Eddig IA je-
lentkez0 van a konfirmaciora ke-
sziilo osztalyban, mely egesz
even keresztiil van hivatva okta-
tast adni hittani es vallast0rte-
nett ismeretekben. A tanitas es
tanulas nyelye magyar. Bizalom-
NAL kiildjek fel sziilek ebbe az
osztalyba esetleg az olyan oyer
mekeiket is, akik meg. vagy mar
! magyarul mem beszelnek mem
tudnak olyasni. Egy ev hosszu
lido, szivesen megtanitjuk oket.
A tanitas ingyenes. Most szom-
bat az utolso alkalom a beiratko-
| zasra.
Urvacsorai adomanyok. Gyiile-
kezetiink tagjai k6zil Urvacsora-
val cit az elmult vasarnap Is hi
wink $50 ferfi es As n6). Borite-
, XII av1omanyok Usszege volt 1860,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-31

t0rt0k0n kezdtiik meg. Ideiglenes
tisztvisel0kiil valasztattak: ell
noknek Szabo Ferenc, alelnokno-
mex Bende Mariska, jegyzo-tit-
karnak Nemeth Mariska, penztar-
nokn0nek Juhasz Irenke. Az ifju-
sagi k0r munkalkodasanak veze-
t6je tiszteletes asszony. Egyha-
zunk ifjakban gazdag. Sokkal
gazdagabb mint sok mas egyhaz.
De ifjaink egyhazias nevelked6se
esztend0k0n keresztiil ell volt ha-
nyagolva, s azert a mi ifjusagi
csoportunkban mem latjuk OFT
mindazokat az ifju embereket es
leanyokat, akik kiilomben crosse
ge volnanak egyhazi munkalko-
dasunknak. Komoly szeretettel
kerjuk ugy ifjusagunkat mint a
sziil0ket, hogy igyekezzenek mel
t6k lenni 0ntudatos keresztyen
voltukhoz, tegyek lehetove AIT
hogy egyhazunk ifJusaganak
szervezkedese es munkassaga k0
vetend6 p6ldalent alljon. Egyebl
munkassaga mellett ifJusagunE
mar most elhatarozta, hogy a {
E. Unionak tagja lesz, hogy KEEP
viselteti magat legk0zelebbi
Macy konferencian.
A Lorantffyak gyilese. kedden
este fel s oral kezdettel tartja a
Lorantffy Zsuzsanna Noegylet
rendes gyUl6set. A Lorantffyak
gyulese mindig szepen latogatott
es mindig erdekes. A gyJilesre 10
vo tagok sohasem sajnaljak, hogy
/ eljottek. Akik keddi gyiil6sre
elj0nnek, azok sem fogjak sajnal
nj. Ez a gyiiles azert is fontos
inert a 1O-en tartando evfordulo
ra valo kesziil0dGsek ekkor t6tet
mex meg. Lcgyen Oft minden tag
S aki mem hozta el a gyuJto papil
ladikat, hozza ell ere a gyiilesre
A bchozott 80 ladikaban 100 dol
lar volt. Mennyi van azokban
amelyeket meg mem hoztak be-
A Napsugar Egylet gyiilese
A Napsugar Egyesiilet rendes ha
vi gyileset jovo vasarnap 6 ora
kezdettel tartja. Minden tag hi.
vatalos ere a gyiilesre, s akik
tagok kivannak lenni, ekkor je
ientkezhetnek. Halloween party
jat szombaton este tartotta, majC
mem minden tag jelen volt es egy
nehany vendeg is volt jelen. A
Napsugar Egyesiilet peldaja az
igazolja, hogy egyhazunkhoz tar
toz6 serdUlok epen ugy mint if
jak, szorakozast talalnak megfe
lel6 k0rnyezetben es feliigyele
mellett es hogy nincsen ARA silk
seq, amit sok esetben latunk
hogy a fiatalsag, mindeniitt Ike
Tres szorakozast, mindeniitt jol er
ii magat csak az egyhaz feliigye
lete mellett tartott osszejovetele
ken mem. Es sok szjil6, akik tisz
telt es becsiilt egyhaztagok, ezt a
allapOtot egeszen termeszetesnel
talaljak, mem gondolnak ARA
hogy egyhazunk jovoje fugg at
t6l, hogy serdul6 ifjaink es fatal
Jalnk mennyire vannak egyhazia
san nevelve.
Vasarnapi iskolank. Vasarnar
iskolank az elmult vasarnap tar
totta partyJat. Sok gyerek j0t
ossze, mind jol ereztek maguka1
A tanit6n6k kitiin6en ereztek ma
gukat, dacara annak, hogy ugya.
|
csak sok dolguk volt, mint rende
zOknek rengeteg sok gyerekke
Jubileumi vacsora. A Lorantff
Zsuzsanna Noegyl. minden evbe.
meginnepli megalakulasanak ma
Jan eyforduloi iinnepelyet. Hona
pokkal ezelott november 1O-et va
lasztotta ki ez evben jubileum
ilnnepre. A templom alatti h-eIyi
segben lesz megtartva, este 7 ora
kezdettel. Minden esztendGbel
yendeg Szonokot hivott meg ed
dig az egyesiilet. A mostani jubi
leuml unnepelyen is lesz venda,
szonok. A Gondviseles ugy int6z
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-31

Penteken d. II. fel 7 orakor a
Konfirmaltak Egyesiiletenek par
tyja templom hats6 helyisege-
ben.
Szombaton q. e. 10 0rakor rem
| des magyar iskola es a konfir-
mandusok oktatasa.
Vasarnap d. e. pontosan fel IL
6rakor istentisztelet. Predikal T.
Ladanyi Zsigmond fairporti lei
kesz.
Csiitort0k0n, nov. Ten a NJ
egylet rendes havi kozgyiilese,
elotte bibliamagyarazat es enek-
proba.
Penteken, noy.s San. az Ifjusagi
Egylet k0zgyJlese es tisztujitasa.
Szombaton, nov. Gen este 8
6rakor az egyhaztanacs .rendes
havi gyiilese.
Multi vasarnapunk. Igen szep
szammal gyiiltink egybe, hogy
iinnepet szenteljun reformacio
emlekezetenek. Az alkalomhoz hi
ven a reformacio hatasar6l es
eredmenyeirol s3.sz6lott az igehir-
detfs azzal az'evangeliumi hely-
lyel kapcsolatban, mely az iidvos-
seget a kiilsosegektol es emberek-
tol mentes bels0 hittol teszi fig
COVE S egyediil a hit altal elerhe-
tove Megerteni probaltuk j0l,
hogy protestans voltunknak mem
szabad protestaciora szoritkoz-
nj, hanem csak akkor lesziink
melt6k oseinkhez, ha azoknak
maglyak es galyak altal pr6bara
tett tokeletes hitet fejlesztjuk XII
magunkban S apoljuk hiven.
Vallasunknak legnagyobb ereje a
multban is az volt s a jelenben is
az, hogy AIT mem mas hiten le-
vok gucsmolasaval akarjuk ter
jeszteni, hanem Gszinte bens6s6-
gevel tessziik AIT vonz0va. Funda-
mentumunk mem emberi talalma
nyok, hanem maga az elo Krisz-
tus.
Vendeg- -lelkesz. Most vasarnap
gyiilekezetUnk lell1esze evi rem
des egyhazlatogatasat teszi a
mckeesporti es donorai gyiileke-
zetnel. Ere tekintettel nalunk az
istentiszteleti szolgalatot r. La.
danyi Zsigmond fairporti lelkesz
a Figgetlen Amerikai Magyar
Ref. Egyhaznak az 6hazab6l ujat
ban erkezett papja vegzi. A ven.
deg kitin0en kepzett ifju embe1
s j6 egyhazi sz6nok. Hiveink csak
nyernek vele, ha igehirdetesel
nagy szamban jelennek meg.
Eskiiv0. Kat6cs Margit, egyha
zunk ezidei gondnokanak leanys
a J0v0 het keddjen d. u. 3 6rakol
tartJa esl1iiv6jet templomunkbar
Rendes Gyula molten fiatalem
berrel.
Gyiijtes a bazarra. 10 el6re je
} lentettiik nyar folyaman, hogy
Noegyletunk az iden is megren
dezi bazarjat a Szuligan Hallbar
november 2S-tol kezd6d6leg. Az
elozetes gyiijtesben tavaly is Z
lelkesz felesege buzg6lkodott az
egylet tisztvisel0inek kisereteben
EFT munkat, amennyiben eg6sz
segi allapota engedni fogja, az
: iden is vegezni kivanja. A gyiij
tes m0doZatait k0vetkezo het
csiit0rtokjen tartand6 n6egylct
gyules fogja megallapitani. Silk
seges volna, hogy azon az egylet
tagjai teljes szamban vennenek
reszt.
| Urvacsora utan. Alkalmi iinne
MISUNDERSTANDING kereteben, az
el6z6 szombat esti binbanati el6.
kesziilet utan az elmult vasarnap
az Urvacsorat is kiszolgaltattuk,
A scent jegyek koziil ez alkalom-
NAL kenyeret Borko Mihalyne
testveriink ajandekozta. Tobben
is lehettilnk volna, akik a scent
| asztafhoz' jarhftlink, de szamnnk
meg ICY is, hogy 75-en voltuhl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-31

Narodeny v Youngstown, O.,
graduoval z publicnej skoly tu-
ma roku 1906 a z Rayen High
School v 1910. Graduoval z
Miami University 1913 $ gra-
dom Bachelor of Laws. STUDIO
val pravo pod Hon. William H.
Taft, sef-sudcu Najvyssieho Su-
du spojenych statov. zenaty a
otec piatich deti. Ma "a sebou
IA rokov vseobecneho praktizo-
vania prava vo vsetkych sddoch
v Ohio a vo federalnych. Je "a
nestrannd spravodlivost' a po-
cestnost' vo verejnych uradoch.
UCTIVE zIADA A BUDE PO-
VDACNY IA VASU POMOC
A HAS.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-26

unform of Albania lis army his popularity increases throughout Europe He elected President
 of Albania but made himself king after popular demand had insisted he to that title. (Righ)-The four sisters Of the King. In,erns,i,,a, lo..,.,
New Britain herald., 1929-04-24

will be good this summer. Bu. beige or colored laces are an eX- cellent choice for continued wear.
 The newest lace creation is the long -sleoved dinner gown with a low neck. Usually the back is much lower than 1he front. A rose bcigD one oi this type is especially gracious to its wearer because it's n"ckline is scallopod. Also the long. tight slceVeg end in mitt cuff that is scalloped.
 This gown is semi fitted. with a full 1iounce posed in q diagonal line on 'he skirt. IL is several inches below the knee in length but has an even fenline.
 Gold lace. in q small figured pat tern, fashions a sleeveless gown that any woman would find very useful for summer. Ii is simply made, rely ing upon the beauty of its fabric for charm. There are three tiers to the skirt. all pointing down one side with the lowest one almost touching the floor. The girde ends in a little circular piece that hangs like 9 small fourth tier on the longer side.
 Quite distinguished is the grey lace and chiffon ensemble that is suitable for any afternoon func- ton or equally good for informal
New Britain herald., 1929-04-24
BY HENRI BENDEL

New York. April 24.--Of all ma terials, lac elends itself gracefully to more diversified stylings than any other.
 There is the afternoon frock. the more formal dinner dress and the gorge ous evening goNn-all pattern d of lace.
 Of course, it's uses for intimate apparel is stressed everywhere this year, but l am reGcrrin., to its ap- appearance for outer garments.
 Even the latest sweater hlouses for summer have a lacy pattern woven nto them. Lace straw hats are q f3Vorite for sumner brides and the laoo-trimmed accessory wins over the ptaingr one right now.
 It is rather of lace as the chos- en fabric for frocks that l am con ccrned today. l repeat what I may have said before, since il is a con- viction of mine. If a woman can have but one party fr0ck. it should be lace, No material stands up so well, looks so chic and entirely flat tcring as lace.
 Black Lace Frocl> Is Good
 The very sh r black lace frock, made with point d'esprit or tulle
New Britain herald., 1929-04-24
Women Control Politics
 In Small Colorado Town

Greeley. Colo. April A P - Women are in complete control of the town of Grover, Colo, 50 miles northeast of here.
 At the spring election the popu- lace, which numbers about 800 souls, named Mrs. A. G. Lower mayor and gave her a board of women trustees.
 The issue was between the vets and the drys. The vets were so strong with the men that no mem Der of the strong" sex would run on a dry platform.
 So the women named their ticket. did the campaigning and won the election. The only man remaining as a holdover trustee resigned and his wife was appointed in his place.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-24
The Heart Story | nvQ AW2KAn(nO Ofa
 Steadfast Woman
By Adele Garrison

but her tone was elaborately casual. when she followed my warm wei come of my guest with a question:
 Which room are you planning for Miss Lincoln, Mary's or Narion's?"
 Il think on the whole, Marion's g will be better l said. Tt is not as large as Mary's butt think it will De pleasanter, 1 finished lamely. fighting shy of the real reason for keeping Mary's room taboo. And Marions things are all packed away, so there will be no need of disturbing her. If you will just come this way. Miss Lincoln.'
 II Must See Him!'
 l gave her no time to voice any request or do anything save follow me to Marion's room which Katie had prepared for her. But once in- side it, when Noel had gone down. stairs and Lillian, with a base de- sertion Of me, had slipped away with an inadequate excuse, Princess Olina repeated the demand l had overheard upon hcl entrance.
 Mrs Graham, I must see Georges immediately"
 ''I am so sorry" I said regret fully, but l am afraid 1t is impos- sible today. Mrs Bickett says that he must not be disturbed and her rules are distinctly Median. Per hapS tomorrow
 Tomorrow will not do" she re- turned deClsiyely. T must tell him something which I do not wish him to find out from anyone else, and which he cannot help finding out if We are all staying in the same house. 1 simply must see him."
 l looked at her for an instant with the same gaze which I had used to turn upon refractory girl pupils.
 My dear child" l said, you must know very little of the discretion of trained nurses, and of Mrs. Ricke't in particular. You may be very sure that Prince Georges will hear noth- ing but commonplaces from her. and no one else save perhaps myself to help Mrs. Bickett-will see him before you do. And l give you my word that l shall say nothing 10 him which could refer to you in any way beyond an assurance to him that you have not suffered at the hands Of the miscreants who have been pursuing him. So you may rest as sured that whatever you wish 10 tell him will do just as well tomor- row as today
 Her head raised itself defiantly as I finished, and I wondered what the Impnrious young princess would say to my ultimatum.
 Continued Tomorrow)
 Copyright. 1929, Newspaper
 Feature Service, Inc.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-24
Talks 1o'l&62 &&&. pa1er,ts
ONE TYPE OF CRUELTY

By Allce JldSon Icdle
 Daddy" said Edith. "why don't you whip Jeff. You said you would. "
 Well, I'm not going to-"
 why not? l think you ought to"
 "Why are you so anxious to have me whip him? l don't think he is going to be naughty any more. l don't want to whip him now; he'd only cry and be very unhappy
 "Yes, but ] want to hear him cry. l want him to be unhappy"
 And here many parents would have made the mistake of lccturlns Edith. But her father wisely said nothing. finding occasion 10 turn the conversation at once into more pleasant channels,
 Nearly all children have such cruelty impulses as Faiths. They spring from various causes, often, as in this instance. from jealousy.
 To Edith her little brother was a rival for her fathers love so that she could rot help but find delight in the prospect of seeing him punished and cast from favor.
 Such feelings are unpleasant to encounter, but they cannot be blot ted out by main strength and dis approval. When We try to do so We succeed only in suppressing their verbal expression. They will reap pear in other forms more subtle and ugly, in undercurrents of unkindness and teasing. or even in sudden overt acts of cruelty.
 Often, too the child whose cruelty impulse meets with severe criticism develops so deep a sense of guilt that in later years he tries to rid himself of it by exaggerated expres- sions of tender solicitude. This re- action IS unhealthy, leading to emo- tional confusion and mental unbal- ance.
 The child who voices such a cruel
New Britain herald., 1929-04-24

branch move ever so little. Those branches were low down. They were only q little way above the ground. Farmer Browns Boy knew that those branches had been nov ed by someone creeping under them H. saw just the faintest motion of another branch. Then he began 10 suspect something. The second branch to move had been lower down on the ridge and so nearer to where that young goose was mapping than the first branch 10 move. The third branch to move had been still nearer to that young goose. That could mean just one thing-that some one was stealing up on that young goose.
 Very very carefully Farmer Browns Boy moved to a position where he could see better. He had reached this position when, through a little opening on the far side Of the pond, he caught a glimpse of something that caused him to catch his breath for a moment. + was a fierce round face with a pair of ears very slightly tufted and a par of eyes that gleamed with fierce desire. It was only for an instant that he saw It and then it was gone.
 "Yowler. the Bobcat." he ex- claimed under his breath.
 Copyright, 1929, by TW. Burgess)
 The next story: The Young Gan der Has a Lesson"
New Britain herald., 1929-04-24
Muffins for Twelve
YOUR HEALTH
BY DIR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Editor Journal of the Amerit an Medical Association and of Hy-
 .ria. the Health Magazine

One of the most remarka ble phc- nomena in the development of the care of the sick in the United States has been the increase in the number of hospitals.
 Less than a decade ago-in 1920
 there was one hospital bed for community use for every 34o per sons in the United States. In 1928 the number of hospitals had ir- creased so greatly that there WAS one bed for each 20 persons, and during this period there was of course an increase in population. In the advance of hospitalization there have been certain trends that are of great interest.
 Babies like to be born in hospi- tals, or mothers like to have their ! babies in hospitals. or doctors Le to have mothers have their babies in hospitals. One of these three fac tors, or all three of them, must be
 concerned in the increasing use of hospitals by the public. During 1928, according to available records, i 736,321 infants made their first an-
 nouncements to the world within 1 hospital walls An average of 70?,-
 73s older persons were in the hos pitals as patients each day.
 As the physicians of the country | increase their demands on hospitals 1 for both medical and surgical care l n,,I h wei clans are becoming associated with 1 the hospitals. Thus 77,524 attend 1 ing physicians utilized the hospitals.
 There are 6.S25 hospitals worthy of
 recognition in our country and these provide beds and bassinets amount
 ing to s3s,247
 | Anyone who has had to apply to
 hospital for a room realizes that
 not infrequently the demand is go much greater than tn" supply that , it is difficult to get suitab ble accom- modations. The reasons for this are 1 many.
 l The public as well as the medical 1 profession knows that the hospital 1 can provide many of toe refinement ts
 of mode.1 diagnosis and treatment
 that are not available in tie home
 or even in well equipped physicians 1 offices. Modern living conditions in
 apartments are such that it is diff
 cult to carry along a sick persor
 without completely u7setting the es-
 tablishment. Surgery can be done
 properly. of course, only under hos
 pital conditions.
 There has seemed 10 be somewhat
 too great a tendency to hosritalile l medical cases. The I'd vantages of
 easy access 10 physician in tlIne l of emergency and Of modern lahcra- tory study are rot 10 be weighed toe
 lightly, however.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-24
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evening things.
 The grey evening gown is all ways different, since few women seem to consider it an evening shade. If one wears it we'll it is an excellent choice since she will have few competitors in the grey field
 \ Study in Grey
 The lace and chiffon ensemble in grey uses chiffon for the body of the gown. with a wide banding of lace that falls from one shoulder and circles under the other arm, across the hack and ends at the side of the front V here it started. only much lower.
 Therr Is a shaped flounce of lace in the skirt which concentrates it's fu'lness in She front and dips there. The floUnce is slightly full all around so that when Milady dances, the effect is Of a skirt that has much fullncss. placed low.
 Over this gown there is a little chiffon and lace jacket that uses chiffon for the back width. Lace fashions the unclosed fronts, and makes 12-inch border around the little jacket. The long sleeves are of chiffon, with deep, tight cuffs of lace.