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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04

Ennek dacara "a Lorantffyak est
balja az Eagles Hallban minden
tekintetben sikeresnek mondhat0.
Mar a kora esti 6rakban U-onlott
a nep. Joval megszokott id6
el0tt hatalmas, diszes terem
hangos volt magyar szot6l. Mo
solyg6s arcu ferfiak es n0k, ma
gyon kedvesen oltoz0tt magyar
leanyok es fatal emberek soka-
saga tarkitotta termet. Minden-
XII jo kedvii volt. Mindenki kelle-
mesen erezte magat. A rendez0
bizottsag remek munkat vegzett.
Szinte eszrevetleniil vegeztek
munkajukat megsem maradt
semmi elvegezetlen. Szinte j6l
ESQ erzes t0ltotte ell az igazan di-
SECS vendegseregeket, amint a
hullamzo sokasagon vegig siklott
SCENE. Youngstown magyarjai,
akik balon megjelentek, beiga-
zoltak, hogy mar regen megertek
ARA, hogy tiszta, sep, diszes te-
remben keressenek sz6rakozast
Hogy j6vedelem mennyi, AIT e
sorok irasakor meg mem tudjuk
de jelek szerint Lorantffyak
mem hiaba OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Az egy hettel ezel6tt tartott Macy
sikerii sziniel6adas utan rene
kill sikeriilt bal boldogga tette a
faradhatatlan tagokat.
A Napsugar Egyesllet a rank
k0vetkez6 vasarnap tartja rendes
havi gyuleset. Fontos, hogy e
gyulesen minden tag megjelenjen
pontos id6ben delutan 3 6rakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04
MAGYAR REFORMATUs
EGYHAZ
Lelk&sz:
NJ LAKY ZSIGMOND.
Templom es lelk6szlak:
737 Mchoning Ave. Tel: 399z0.
Husvet iinnepe egyhazunkban

~S'SS ~ASHS S6J AAs~S Ss~A~~~~SsA
Feledhetetlen iinnepet tilt egyha-
zunk istenfel0 nepe ez idei husvet
alkalmaval. Mem tartottunk tul-
gyakran istentiszteleteket, inert
hiszen nepiink annyira szetszorva
lakik, hogy szinte keptelenseg
volna AIT kiyanni, hogy minden
este megjelenjenek, de amikor
tartottunk, minden alkalommal
dicseretes szamban voltak hivek.
Nagypenteken delel6tt kiilonosen
notestvereink voltak sokan. Mig
este a ferfiak voltak tukzamban.
Nagyszombaton este biinbanati
istentisztelet hkalmaval szos
kottnal tobben yoltak templom-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04

nek eredmenyet mar csak k0-
vetkez5 heti szamban k0z0lhet-
jiik.
NSsgylsti gyiilss. Egyhazunk
Noegyletenek rendes havi koz-
gyiilese csut0rt0k0n este tartatik,
s AIT alkalmi istentisztelet el6zi
meg szokas szerint. lit emlitjiik
meg, hogy N5egyletiink buzgo
tagjai a husveti iinnepek alatt
enekes es verses k0sz0nt3vel ke-
restek meg hiveink hajlekait $
ezen alkalommal t0bb mint $3.50
kegyes adomanyt gyiijtottek tenn
plomalapunkra. A tett magaban
hordja dicseretet.
Tavaszi mulatsag. Aprilis 13-an
szombaton este N6egyletiink rem
dezi meg els6 es egyetlen tavaszi
mulatsagat az ujonnan atalaki-
tott Szuligan fele Hallban. Ere
| az alkalomra szeretettel hivJa
meg egyhazunk tagjait es bara-
TAFT. A N5egylet mulatsagai min
dig nemes egyhazi celokat szol-
galnak ICY egyhazunknak tesz
szolgalatot az, aki oft megjelenik
vagy jegyet megvaltja-
| Konfirm&ci6. Felhivjuk a hi
vek figyelmet ARA a k0riilmeny-
re, hogy a konfirmaei6 ideje k6-
zeleg azert konfirmaland6 gyer-
mekeiket pontosan kIldjek
szombati el6keszit6 6rakra. 10
el6re kijelentjUk, hogy gyerme-
kekt6l teljes tudast fogunk XII
vanni azert ha valamelyik gyen-
genek mutatkozik, mem fogjuk az
Urasztalahoz engedni addig, mig
becsuletesen ell mem sajatitja a
sziikseges es el0irt tudnivalokat.
Az ilyen gyermeket esetleg jo-
v6 evi konfirmaciora fogjuk uta-
sitani. Egyben AIT is jelentjiik,
hogy sziikseghez kepest heten-
kint mem egy, de tobb napot is
XII fogunk tiizni nekik tanulas-
ra, ha AIT jonak latjuk.
Gyermekek gyiijtese. A husvsti
innepek elott magyar iskolank
harom kis novendeke, nevszerint
Veress Jolan, Ajvasz Aranka es
Tur6czy Margit engedelyt kertel1
ARA, hogy viragra gyiijthesse-
mex. Munkajukat becsi1ettel ell is
Ivegeztek es Veress Jolan t0bb
mint $26, Ajvasz Jolan es Turo-
czy Margit tobb mint $12-t 0ssze
is gyiijt0ttek es pontosan beszol-
galtattak. Munkajukert lelkesz
egy-egy csinos es ertekes konyv-
vel ajandekozta meg 6ket.
Hiveink figyelmebe. Az iinne-
pek alatt tett kegyes adomanyo-
kat reszletez6 kimutatas most van
elOkeszites alatt azokat j0vo
z vasarnap templomban el6 $40
val, j0vo heten pedig hirIapilag
is nyugtazni fogjuk. Ugyancsak
most kesziil a fall kimutatasi tab
lazat is valosziniileg a j0vo va
: sarnap mar az is XII lesz fig
gesztve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04
SENT ISTVAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATHOLIKUS
HITK0ZSEG
Plebanos:
FT. vARLAKY SANDOR
854 Wilson Ave. Phone: 31905
Atyamfia, figyelj ide! Semm

igazSagert, melyet mondallak d
templomban, mem szabad nehez-
telni. hanem meg kell AIT szlvlel-
nj es aszerint cselekedni. A tenn
plomban mondanak olykor olya-
nokat is, amelyek altal talalva er-
ri magat az. kinek inge. A tenn
plomnak feladata feltarni hiba-
kat, mivel celia javitani azokat,
Xix hibaznak. Azert, atyamfla, ne
haragudjal meg, ha templom-
ban olyat mondanak, ami egyene-
sen neked szol. Ha a templomban
a pap ovja nepet es rautal a
mostani italok es azert veszedei-
mes voltara, ne haragudJanak
azok, akik nagyon siirun haJto-
gatiak palinkas poharat, inert a
papnak igaza van, amikor AT
mondja, hogy a rezlnJekkes po-
har nagyon, de nagyon veszedel-
mes, inert okozoja legklntelJe-
sebb betegsegeknek es eloldezl a
korai halalt. Atyamfia, akl lgen
szereted hajtogatni a palinkas
poharat, nezz csak egyszer a tu-
korbe lasd piiffedt, halvany szl-
Mi. beteges arcodat. Mi okozza
ezt2 Az italnak tulsagos elvezete.
kivalt a palinkas poharnak a hal-
togatasa. Els mi lesz ennek a ve-
ee? Hosszas kinos betegseg e>
idoelotti halal. Ned hitvesedet
Milyen siiriin folynak arcan {
konnyek. Es miert? Mert durvf
vagy hozza, bantalmazod, amikol
elvette eszedet rezinjekk. A re
gi io id6kben, mikor volt szabat
inni jofajta italt, az emberek be
csiptek. Most mem cslpnek be
hanem megbolondulnak merge
italtol. A kis leany elJo lelklaty
jahoz es keservesen felzokog. MI
6rt sirsz, leanyom, kerdi a pap
kis leanyt. Apam durva hozzanl
ess mindig Sid es karomkodlk
>Persze, hogy az apa sid es ka
romkodik, amikor teleissza maya
merges szesszel, mely elves1
eszet. Fogadj szot papodnak, en-
Der es he eli azzal az atkozot
itallal, mely feldulja lelkedet, al
assa eg6szsegedet es ido el6tt 81
ba don't maid!
A SIT. Terez Kor. SIT. Ter(
Koriink ismet kitett magaert eze
huSveton. OF kosar elelmet oS
tott szet szIikoIkodok kozt
S5.00-t adott egy igen szegeny n
mex, aki nyomor .el6l haza m
nekult rokonaihoz. Az OF kosa
boil kettot olyan csaladoknak Ju
tatot, Xix mas vallasuak volta
Ez a helyes elJaras. A kathollkl
ferfi, vagy no ne engedjen e2
betut Sc hitebol es ragaszkodJ@ J@
hozza, de TURBINES legyen mas V;
lasuak irant es felebaratot t
kintsen minden emberben. barn
legyen a felekezete es ha szJkse,
ben van, segitsen rata. Nagyo-
de nagyon dicserjuk SIT. Tert
K0rt emberbarati cselekedeteer
amikor segedkezet nyuJtott t
hetsege szerlnt a szllkolk0dol
mex. Ne csak szoval legyiink k;
tholikusok, de cselekedetben is.
Egyel0re csak ennyi. A 81
Istvan templomban a husveti o
fera kitett $632.O0, csak a nag.
mise alkalmaval, midon a ten
plom neyeben koszonetet MOI
dunk az adakozoknal, kiJelen
jiik, hogy ere bovebben teriin
ra jovo alkalommal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04
FtGCETLEN MAGYAR Ev.
REFORMkTUs E0YHkz
I,elkSSx:
BORSY E-RExES 0Y0R0y
esperes
Templom 6s par6kia:
925 Mahoning Ave. TEL: 366S7

Heti munkarend. Csiit0rt0-
k0n este Z 6rakor istentisztelet
es utan a N6egylet k0zgyiilese.
Csut0rt0kon este s 6rakor
egyhaztanacsi rendkiviili gyii-
les.
Szombaton reggel 8 6rakor
magyar iskola, utana konfir-
mandusok oktatasa.
Szombaton d u. 3 6rakor a
Konfirmaltak Egyletenek heti
0sszej0vetele.
Vasarnap d. e. fel IL 6rakor
rendes istentisztelet. =
Unnep utan. Az egesz Nagyhe-
ten keresztiil minden este 0ssze-
gyiiltiink, hogy Krisztus eletenek
nagy tragediajarol emlekezve ke-
szitsiik magunkat a feltamadas
scent iinnepere. Nagypenteken
delel6tt es este is volt szepen Ia
togatott istentisztelet, husvet
alatt pedig harom. Viragvasar-
naptol kezd6doleg ICY 0sszesen
IL istentiszteletet tartottunk
hogy a munkaja miatt esetleg
akadalyozott hiveinknek minden
alkalmat megadjuk az el6keszu
letre. A legnagyobb t0meg terme-
szetesen innep elso napjan del
el6tt volt templomunkban, ami.
kor alig tudtuk elhelyezni a meg
jelenteket. Sajnos "a nagy unnep
gyiilekezetr1ek mem minden tagjs
cit az Urvacsoraval, de ICY is leg
nagyobb szamban most click az
zal hivek az egyhaz fennallas;
ota. A pontos adatokat most mes
mines modunkban kozolni, de an,
nyit jelezhetiink. hogy az Urva
csoraval el0k szama megk0zelitet
te a ketszazat. Viragvasarna pto
kezdve husvet masodnapjaig a.
egyhazi penztarhoz befolyt Ike
eyes adomanyok hozzavet6lege
sen 800 dollart tesznek XII, mely
r0l pontos kimutatast a j0v3 he
ten adunk. listen megsegitett ben
niinket, hogy "a scent unnepe
mely ahitatban megulhettuk. A
urvacsorai istentisztelet alatt M
egyletunk alkalmi enekkara eg
sep biinbanati enekkel emelte il
tentiszteletiink ahitatat S felelt
venitettuk S ezentul ALAMEDA
meg is tartjuk AIT regi szep ms
gyar reformatus szokast, hogy
lelkesz aldozasa alatt a gyiileke
zet fennallva enekli a sok evszi
zados alkalmi eneket.
Egyhazfi valasztas. Lelkes
kedden estere hivta 0ssze az egy
haztanacs tagjait, hogy hataroza
| tot hozasson az egyhazi lakasb
bekoltozendG egyhazfi megvalasz
tasarol. Mivel azonban az egyhaz
tanacsosok kell6 szamban mem il
lentek meg, lelkesz ujra csiitort0I
estere hivta ossze gyiilest,, ami
kor az megjelentek szamara te
klntet nelkiil fog hatarozni. En-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04

A hazassag olyan kejutazas,
amihez mem adnak XII returje-
gyet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04
RED CROWN GASOLINE

Red Crown gasoline ugyanabban
nagy finomit6ban kesziil, ahol
a Sohio, inert vev6ink mar meg
k0vetelik, hogy a k0z0nseges
hajt6er6nel jobbat kapjanak,
mem olyant, amilyent mi pia-
con szerezhetnenk be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-04

donel kaphat6 Ohio allan
teruleten. Haitson valame-
lyik V0r0s-F -Feher es Kek
Standard Service Station
hoz, vagy pumpahoz. Kerjen
highest Sohio gasolinet.
Probalia XII sajat autojan-
sajat m6dja szerint.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-08-30
including the army, would rightfully
be thrown against them.

including the army, would rightfuliy
be thrown against them.
The employer is never alarmed
about his plant property that can be
protected by law. He wants the In
junction to break strike when it in
terferes with his profits and output,
Picketing prevents him from securing
competent workers and strikers ap-
peals for sympathy and moral sup.
port lessen his income.
The employer can not secure re-
dress in a court of law, as the strik-
ers have violated no law.
BY labelling the workers exercise
of their lawful rights IAN attack on
property" the employer gets into the
equity court. The alleged property
is good will and patronage, which
until recently were considered per.
sonal rights inherent in individuals
This inclusion of intangible, non
| transferable things in the property
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-08-30
THE BUTLER COUNTY PRESS

In none of the outstanding injunc-
tions that deny human rights such
as the Bedford cut stone, the Truax,
Granite City and Duplex cases-were
violence or criminal contempt involv-
ed.
All Of these denials Of liberty were
intended to break lawful strikes that
were called conspiracy" when
they became effective.
The labor injunction is strike
breaking weapon. Its purpose is to
awe and intimidate strikers who are
liable to force concessions from the
employers.
By means of the injunction the
employer is aided by every power Of
government in his opposition to work.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-08-30
LABOR INJUNCTION
Purpose Is Always Conceal
ed in Application

The purpose of the labor injunction
is always concealed by lurid talk Of
threats" and danger of violence"
that employer attorneys aver.
They would have the public believe
our police system, its secret service
adjunct and the vast machinery to
enforce criminal law are impotent
during strike; that federal judge
can bring order out of chaos by sign
ing piece of paper.
We're strikers (excluding the spies
placed among them) so tactless that
they believed violence would succeed,
every police power of the government,
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-08-30
list is the base Of the labor injunc-

list is the base Of the labor injunc-
tion.
The injunction judge assures work
ers they have the right to strike, to
picket and to seek moral support Of
their fellow citizens, but they must
not 'conspire" to do so. The "con-
spiracy" exists whenever their strike
is effective.
Equity courts talk of enjoining vio-
lence, but this is stage scenery.
Citations for criminal contempt
for violating criminal law-are sc
rare that they need not be considered
1t is the protection of prospective
income and intangible good will and
patronage, now called" property" that
the injunction is aimed to protect.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-08-30
tai and just wages for the employees.

tai and just wages for the employees.
General Public Has an interest in
seeing that the corporation Is per-
forming its duty as q good citizen.
"Now l am not here to say that all
is right with business. It is far from
that. But / am here to say that in
the last quarter Of century we have
made great progress to the right.
Our difficulty does not come so much
from bad men or bad principles as 1t
does from the difficulty Of applying
right principles to increasing COM
plicated situations. Our greatest risk
is mistaken human judgment"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-08-30

ers' demands, while the public is as
sured that the only purpose is to
maintain claw and order"
The effect Of this process is more
far-reaching than breaking a strike.
1t undermines the foundation Of q
government by law and enthrones one
man who acts as claw" maker, "law''
interpreter and claw" enforcer-only
when workers are involved.
The American system Of govern
ment by law functions in all other
cases.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-08-30

Father ]. w. Mcclure, Il would
rather have the love and affection Of
the great mass or working people
than all the money in the world"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-08-30
WHO HAS INTEREST
IN THE BUSINESS? ?
BY OWEN D. YOUNG

Capital Those who put their capi-
tai in business have an interest in
seeing that capital is honestly and
wisely used.
Labor-Those who put their .lives
and labor into concern must have
fair wages and must have recog-
nixed right to their jobs in which they
have become skilled by educating
themselves.
Customers-Sh Should have service at
as low a price as possible, consistent
with fair return for invested capi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-30
AUTUMN
BY u. C. PEATTTE.

bx II. u. PEAI1IE.
The world, one of these nights, will
go to bed while the air still has a
lingering hint of balm in it, as if In
dian Summer were not quite willing
to depart yet. In the moist and misty
air the crickets still Shrill in the quiet
grass; the Winter coat, the Winter
blanket are still stored away. Then,
in the dark hours, a wind will rise,
blowing the mist and balm away. You
will waken stiff and cold while it is
still dark, and hunt shivering for an.
other blanket. Lying awake, you hear
the house boards begin to crack and
snap, with ghostly footballs in the
attic, in the rooms downstairs, in the
hall outside.
When morning comes, the sky is
an empty. chilly blue; the wind still
bounces down the street, and the news
boys breath, as he lopes in the wee
hours past your door, comes out in
visible white puffs. And Autumn is
over.
The frost. that steely besieger, has
moved upon our citadel. A city-goer
may notice no more of this than that
the sidewalk for a few hours shows
a faint and lovely frost, the fallen
leaves are silvery with it. The country
man will tell you that persimmons now
are ripe, and papawS to be had for
the picking. The gardener finds that
the last late zinnias and marigolds
are stiff; hopefully he brings them in
the house, and thrusts their stems in
water. but as they thaw they blacken
and flop over.
So frost has taken our first citadels
and the chilly rabbit in the woods
Jumps fast to keep warm, and the
wee bird huddles on its perch, its head
beneath its wing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-30
Straight Talks to Women About Money
BY MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN.

highest and the. lowest price at which
the stock sold.
Ordinarily an entire scale order is
not executed, but even when executed
in part it represents saving for the
investor.
Figures may illustrate this form of
buving in an even more lucid way.
You decide that a certain stock is a
sound, seasoned investment. It seems to
be selling bit too high in price. The
market is undergoing adjustment, and
1t is probable that your stock will sell
at lower-price levels.
You talk it over with your broker. and
decide that the stock will be an attrac-
tive purchase at specified price Yot,
place your initial buying order for 10
shares. let's assume, at $50 per share.
If the stock goes lower than that you
believe it will be in the bargain class,
so you place another order for 10
shares at S45 per share, and a final
order for 10 shares at $40 per share.
You wait patiently, and there is a
setback in the stock: it sells as low as
s44 share and quickly RECEIVERS to $40
You therefore own 20 shares at an aver
age price Of S47.50 and can put away
in your safe deposit box a desirable
investment at close to its bottom price.
Scale-buying may be done over a
period OF day, week. or a month
This should be borne in mind. No
stock should be bought unless it is SELL
ing at or near its approximate value as
that is based on yield and earnings
The fact stock may be picked up at
cheap prices does not mean the stock is
desirable at any price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-30
LITTLE BENNY
BIZ LEE PAPE.

Pop was smoking to himself and I
sed, Hay pop, will you advice me about
something?
Why yes, feel in a very instructive
| mood this evening, pop Sed, and / Sed.
Well this afternoon I went a GRAND
for Mrs. Hinkle, and G WIZ is was q
long errand, too, and there was IL cents
change and it was all in pennies, AMI
Mrs. Hinkle sed to me, Here, here's S
cents for you. And she handed them to
me and shut the door and here there
was 6 insted of S, sed.
see, there was one cent too many,
pop Sed, and sed, Well it dident seem
too many to me. mean it was a fearsc
long errand and it was worth cents
any how could tell weather she had
put 1t in on perpoSe just for a serprize
or weather 1t was kind Of a mistake?
A very intristing ethical problem, and
what did you do? pop sed, and sed,
Well dident feel like ringing the bell
and maybe bringing her all a ways
down stairs agen just for cent, espe-
cially if it waSent RELY her cent, but I
dident feel like keeping it either, espe-
cially if it waSent my cent, and of corse
she's kind of stingy and even cents IS
lot for her to give, so I dident know
what to do so dident do it, and that's
just it, and that's why I'm asking you.
And that's why Ill tell you, pop, Sed
After all there's nuthing in this werld
so valuable as cleer conscience. All
lite harted, lafing people have cleer
consciences. So even at the risk of seri-
ously disterbing Mrs. Hinkle, I think I
would run over there rite now and ask
her point blank and settle the matter
for all time, he sed.
But gosh, pop, that wont be easy, be-
cause while dident know what to do
about it spent the 6 cents, sed, and
pop sed, Well, that almost gives the
thing an international aspect. Well
here, here's cent to redeem your con-
science in case its necessary, he sed.
Can keep it if she says it wasent a
mistake? sed and pop sed. Well see
Proberly meening yes, and ran over to
Mrs. Hinkles house and came back, say
ing to pop. G WIZ whats you know
about that, she thanked me for my hon.
esty and went and took it, of all the
derty mean tricks.
Ha ha ha ha, pop sed laff1ng like any,
thing. Excuse my mirth but a con-
science has been cleered and somebody
awt to be lite harted and laffing, so as
long as your not it mite as well be me
he sed
wich he kepp on being for about s
rI1innitS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-30

A cute kiddie dress of printed cottor
broadcloth in red and white tones, box
plaits the front from shoulders to hem
The one-piece back is slightly flared to-
ward hem.
A Peter Pan collar of plain white
broadcloth uses a buttonhole- stitch tt
finish edge worked in matching REQ
heavy floss, with corresponding treat
ment in turn-back f1ared cuffs and in
front tab closing fastened with huge red
bone buttons.
Style No. 987 is designed for the little
girl Of 2, 4, 6 and years, who spends a
great deal Of her time in play. The
generously full width of skirt allows
plenty of freedom for activity.
It will interest mother, for it Is SO
easily made, for it is really just a one
piece affair to be pressed into plaitS al
front, and then 1t is ready to close side
and shoulder seams.
French blue pique dotted in white
with plain white contrast is very practi-
cal.
Chambray in nile green, rose, daffodil
yellow or light blue with white pique
contrast is very fashionable.
Orchid and white checked Bingham
with white organdie trim piqued in the
Bingham is adorable
Wool challiS prints, wool jersey in pas
tel shades and prints, sprigged dimity,
striped percale, linen and crepe de chine
appropriate.
For a pattern of this style, send is cents
ton Stars New York Fashion Bureau, Fifth
avenue and Twenty-ninth street, New York.
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our new Fall and Winter Fashion Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-30
The present vogue of antimacassars

The present vogue of antimacassars
is due to the popularity of overstuffed
furniture. In olden times when this
furniture was previously favored, men
and women used an unguent for the
hair. This oil was called macassar. 1t
would soil the upholstery that it
touched. AS heads would rest back
upon upholstered chairs, tides were
needed 10 protect the textile. These
took the name of antimacassars.
There Is also a natural oil to the
hair. So although this macassar oil is
not in fashionable use today, there re-
mains certain danger of upholstery
becoming soiled merely by contact with
the natural and necessary oil of the
hair.
Previous to the present vogue for
overstuffed furniture, many of the
chairs had high backs of wood, some
times plain and sometimes handsomely
carved, and many of the so-called easy
chairs had backs SO low that there was
no inclination to lounge in them and
rest the head. however weary, against
the backs. The overstuffed furniture,
therefore, is actually responsible for
the return of the antimacassar, under
the present name of Chair back"
Historical records state that when
the antimacassar first was in use 1t was
OF still, uncomfortable crochet. Later