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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15
Hogyan babonaz
a cigany hercegno
Egy aldozat elmondja a tortene-
tet. - $4,000 a butasag ara. -
Ulni fog a "hercegn0".

Egy evvel ezel6tt t0rtent, hogy
John Slusar, hillsvillei lakost
$4,000 dollarjat6l fosztotta meg
egy furfangos cigany asszony.
Egy darabig bottal iitottek a
nyomat, mig aztan rendorkezre
keriilt Bimbo Mari, a cigany
"hercegn6".
A napokban volt a csalasi iigy
targyalasa s azon igen erdekesen
mondotta ell t0rtenetet a jam
Dor Slusar.
Beteg voltam es eppen or
voshoz akartam menni a varosban
vallotta Slusar, - amilxor az
E. Federal Streeten egy ablakb6'
behivott a cigany asszony. Mond.
tam, hogy beteg vagyok, mire 8
AIT mondta, hogy az en- bajoma.
orvos mem tudja gy6gyitani, inert
az bajom, hogy valamelyik ell
lensegem megbabonazta a penze-
met. De 3 meg tud gy6gyitani, he
kiveszem a bankb6l a penzemet.
Kivettem masnap $2,913.19-t, de
3 AIT mondta, hogy neki csal
$2000-ra van sziiksege. Odaadtam
Erre vizzel megfr0csk0lt, maid
megfiirdetett es sokfele h6klsz-
pokuszt csinalt, a penzt pedig egy
fekete kend6be csavargatta. Az
tan vetetett velem egy fekete csir.
ket, hozzam k0totte penzzel
egyiitt es elaltatta. AIT mondta
hogy ha maid kakas megdoglik
akkor felszabadulok babonazas
al6l es meggy6gyulok. A penzt a
kend5vel az also ruhamhoz tnzte
s AIT mondta,, iUgy fordJam OFT
harom napig akkor menjek visz-
sza hozza
- Visszamentem. Senkit sc ta-
laltam. Harom napot vartam, az
tan megint kerestem. Megint SEN
XII. Az alto is zarva volt. Akkol
kilenc napig semmit sem tudtan
magamr6l. Olyan voltam mint egy
halott. Megbabonazott. Most is
olyan vagyok, akar egy darab ia.
Sose is leszek jobban. Elek meg,
Gle mar halott vagyok !.
Aztan elmondta a bir6nak, hogy
mikor mem gy6zte visszavarni az
asszonyt, kibontotta bek0tott
penzt, de csak negyvenket dollart
talalt benne. Akkor a rend0rseg-
hez fordult. Egy evi kereses utan
ratalaltak Chicag6ban cigany
asszonyra, aki Bimbo Mari cigany
hercegn6nek mondotta magat.
A hercegn6, aki iigyvedet foga-
dott, a targyalason nagyon nyu-
godtan hallgatta a vadat. Sok-
szor oda Sc figyelt. Nezegette a
koz0nseget vagy a sajat szines ru-
hazatat. Rangjan aluli volt, ugy-
latszik, az izgalom. A bir6sagnak
azonban mem nagyon imponal a
hercegnSi melt6sag es rovidesen
hosszabb id3re hiivosre teszi
6kelmet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15
Jol sikerult
a Magyar Nap
Sok szaz ember vett reszt. - A
radio sorsolas elmaradt. - Most
folyik az elszamolas.

Az id0 kiil0n0sen kedveZett a
Youngstown Magyar Napra. Meg
a szokottnal is nagyobb meleg
volt az elmult szombaton. Talan
ez is volt az Okla, hogy mig nap
lemen6ben mem volt "a Macy k0-
z0nseg mem szivesen mozdult XII a
Park fele sem.
A mulatsag tulajdonkeppen mar
kora delutan megkezd6d0dtt vol
ma, de bizony csak het ora utan
kezdett nagyobb tomegben gyiilni
koz0nseg. Nyolc 6rara viszont
mar egeszen megtelt a tanchelyi-
seq k0rul0tte elhelyezett XII
szolgal6 allvanyok koril is mem
egyszer tolongott nep.
Hozzavet0leges becsles szerint,
gyermekeket is beleertve, meg
jelentek szama megk0zelitette az
ezret. Macy. szam ez, de meg ma
gyobb is lehetett volna! Ugy lat
SILK meg tobb esztend6re van
sziikseg ahoz, hogy magyarsag
is olyan t0megben vegyen reszt
sajat napjan, mint AIT mas men,
zetbeliek teszik.
Ferenczy Jen6net, Szabados ia
nosnet lattuk szorgoskodni a XII
szolgalasnal, mig ferfiak k0ziil
Asztalos Aron, Gagyi Janos, Ka-
loczky James, Mikes Gaspar, Len
gyel Lajos es szamosan masok for
gol6dtak, hogy minden rendben
menjen.
A zenet Szalma Oszkar zeneka-
ra adta k0zmegelegedesre. Volt is
fanc srazegyig. Az ennisinnival6k
is b5segben fogytak, ugy hogy ej-
felre j6forman semmi sem ma
radt. Az etelekr6l kiil0nben Smith
Istvan es szemelyzete gondoskod-
talk figyelmesen.
A belep6jegyek utan Jambrik
Ilona nyert egy szep csomag cu-
korkat, mig a ferfiak koziil Szal-
ma JOSEF volt a szerencses es ell
nyerte dOboz szivart.
A radio kis0rsolasra mem keriil-
hetett most sor, inert mem keltek
ell jegyek megfelel6 szamban. A
rendez6seg ARA keri ezuton is a
jegyek tulajdonosait, hogy tart
SAX meg jegyeket addig, mig a
rendez6seg sorsolasrol intezked-
nj fog.
A nap folyaman lezajlott base
ball merk8zesen a helybeliN Scent
Istvan csapat gy6z0tt warreni
Efjusagi folott. A Nap jovedelme
az het csiitort0k estejen tartan
do rendez6i gyiilesen keriil elsza-
molas ala 5 ICY sorok irasakor
az meg ismeretlen, de egeszen BIZ
zonyos, hogy a szep erkolcsi skier
mellett jelent6s anyagi haszon is
lesz Magyar Napb6l az epitendo
Magyar Haz javara.
A legnagyobb szamban meg
jelent magyar csalad szamara XII
tiizott ertekes jutalom dijat a
csak mem regenl Youngstownba
kolt6z0tt Szirank6ek nyertek ell.
Ennel pontnal jut esziinkbe,
hogy a koyetkezo Magyar Napok-
ra esetleg okos dolog volna fel-
emelni EFT a iutalomdijat. HAtha
nagyobb versenges indulna meg a
csaladok k0zott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15
vERHovAY los

Beteg tagjaink: Szalma Istv&n,
Cortland, O., Miglecz Mih&lyn6
17l4 Oak st. Betegseg q tiltkkr-
nal jelentend6: 211 Edward ST.
Telefon 1882.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15

mines ylrosi vezet0ssgben, pedig
szimra n6zve . tdtpk ut&n I ma
gyarsag bir : lestobb ssavazpt-
tai bevSndorolt nemsetis6gek
k0s6tt.
Campbell nspe kedden Sijsl ee.
lebrklta J Julius gy6sslz lzlet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15
Eser,1enyek

(N) Campbellben Joseph Ju.
liust jel0ltek polgarmesternek, 8
republikanusok jel0lese mellett
fogalt allast, inert velemenyiik
szerint Gordon, aki a varosnak
most mar k0zel hat even At j6 ad.
minisztraci6t adott, megerdemelte
az ujb6li jeloltseget.
A varos szavaz6inak t0bbsege
azonban mas velemenyen volt. Ell.
ismertek, ,hogy Gordon j6 polgar-
mester, de abban hiedelemben,
hogy eleg egy embernek harom
terminus, ellenfelet jel0ltek.
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
mindig a republicans elveket
vallotta, exert megnyugszik a re-
publikanus szavaz6k hatarozata-
ban Is k0telessegenek tartja a no.
vemberi valasztasok allalmab6l
az egesx republicans lista mel
lett allast foglalni.
Macy elfoglaltsagom Matt csak
most meltathatom DR.. Ravasz
Laszl6, dunamelleki reformatus
piispok Youngstown latogatasat.
Ritkan volt alkalmunk olyan
kivalo sz6nokot hallani, mint DR..
Ravasz, de ugyancsak ritkan volt
alkalmunk hazai vendeg ajkairol
annyi igazat hallani.
Az Ohio Hotelben tartott ban
ketten, amely mellesleg szolva be-
igazolta AIT, hogy igenis lehet
Youngstownban a magyarsagot
egy rendes helyen megtartott
bankettre 0sszehivni, inert dacara
a nyari melegnek 120-an voltak
jelen, sok igazsagot mondott DR..
Ravasz.
Beszedje az 6hazai es az ameri-
kai magyarsag kapcsolataval fog
lalkozott. Ebb6l idezziik a k0vet-
kez6ket:
''Odahaza igen gyakran ket hi
baba esnek.
"Az egyik hiba az, hogy ma
gas l6ra live tanitani akarjak,
sziintelenil figyelmeztetik az
amerikai magyarsagot, pedig az
teljesen erett ARA ,hogy iigyeit
naga intezze minden kiils6, meg
hazulr6l j0v6 beavatkozasi szan-
d6k dacara is.
"A mask hiba viszony az, hogy
az amerikai magyarsagot felvira-
gozott ekes sz6bokretakkal agy-
ba-f6be dicserik es minden tettert
a b6kok halmazaval arasztjak ell.
"Ket fenyiizest mem engedhe-
think meg magunknak, az egyik
az, hogy szitjuk egymast, mask
pedig, hogy dicserjiik egymast.
Nincsen semmi sziikseg a ket
hibab6l ered6 ket fenyiizesre.
"Az amerikai magyarsag es a
hazai magyarsag kapcsolatat egy
elvre kell .fektetni: Mindenben
igazat mondj.
"A hazai magyarsagnak k0te-
less6ge szeretettel gondolni a ten
geren tul el6 magyar testverekre.
"K0telessege munkajukat meg
becsiilni es vegiil kotelessege, 5 az
Ielert ,eredmenyeket elismernis 3
"0dahaza kell, hogy mindig,
sjjel-nappal, nyitva alljon az alto
a hazat6r6 magyarpak.
Sz6llott azonban Dr.. Ravasz ar
r6l is ,hogy az amerikai magyar
sag solIat tehet az 6hazai magyar
sagert. Idezziik szavaib6l:
Nit tehet sziil6hazajaert a vi
lag minden tajara szakadt ma
gyar?
AZ amerikai magyarsagra egy
vi vil>6rtk tknelmi feladat var.
"Ax 6haza nema, sz6lni mem
tud.
"sziikseges, hogy az amerikai
magyarsag 0sszesege helyette
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15
julius gyoz0tt
Campbellben
Gordon polgarmester elvesztette
az elOvalaszt&si csatat. - Gordon
hivei nyertek el a. t0bbi varosi &l-
lasokat. - Kubovcik q demoluata
polgarmestsr jel0lt.

lasztasokat mint a szomszedos
csaknem teljesen bevandorolt
lakta Campbellen.
A varos polgarsaga, amelynek
70 szazalfka bevandorolt es go
szazaleka bensziil0tt Qegnagyobb-
reszt fekete), fontosabbnak tart
ia a republicans el6yalasztast
mint rendes minden negy evi ell
nokvalasztast. Az iden is rekordot
tort leadott szavazatok szama,
amely k0zel 800-al volt t0bb mint
az 6szi eln0kvalasztason.
A primary szenzaci6ja terme-
szetesen Gordon polgarmester We
resege volt. Gordon ,aki negyedik
terminust kert a valaszt6kt6l, 253
szavazattal maradt ell Joseph Ju-
Illus m0gott ,akit ket evvel ezel6tt
122 szavazat tobbseggel gy6z0tt
lie. Julius megel6z6leg negy evig
vol varosi iigyesz.
A campbelli magyarsag nagy
resze Gordon mellett foglalt al
last, de voltak egyesek, akik Ju-
lius mellett szavaztak es ezeknek
az uj polgarmester jel0lt lapunk
utjan mond k0sz0netet. Julius,
aki a valasztast k0vet6 napon
meglatogatta szerkeszt6segiinket,
kijelcntette, hogy elismeri a ma
gyar szarmazasu polgarsag kiva-I
lo tulajdonsagait es ha 6sszel meg
yalasztjak, magyarsag bennef
baratra fog talalni.
Julius kiil0mben bevandorolt1
sziil6k gyermeke (olasz szarma-
zasu) es nappal dolgozva, ejjei
kesziilt az iigyvedi palyara. Is ev
6ta iigyved.
A magyarsag tobbi jeloltjei
mind gy6ztek es ebbol kitiinik,
hogy Gordon csak azert mem
nyert, inert sokan AIT hittek, -
hogy mar eleg volt neki hat esq
tendei polgarmesterkedes.
A varosi tanacs eln0kenek Lis
k6 Gyorgyot (t6t) ujb6l jeloltek.
Varosi iigyesznek a magyarorsza-
gi olah szarmazasu Petica Miklost
jel0ltek. Szenzaci6s volt Hamrock
Andras jelenlegi Julius parti va
rosi szamvev6 nagy veresege
horvat-t0t szarmazasu fatal Moo
re Josef kezen. Mind a harom
gy6ztes Gordon parti es magyar
sag nagy resze rajuk szavazott.
Varosi penztarnok Ross Janos
(olasz) lesz. Neki mem volt ellen
fele.
A varosi tanacsb6l ket fekete
kibukott es helyiiket bevandorol-
tax foglaljak ell. A harom altala-
nosan valasztott tanacsos k0zll
Klinko (t6t), Lubic (horvat) ee
Szenborn (lengyeI. Az els5 kerI-
let ismet fekete Parisht valasz-
totta meg. A masodik keriilet uj-
boil megvalasztotta a tot Osikat, a
harmadik keriiletben a lengyel
Deputat kibuktatta a fekete Kin
get es negyedik keriilet ujra
megyalasztotta tot Haskit.
A demokratak is jel0ltek az
iden el6ssz0r egy campbell el5-
valasztason. A tot szarmazasu Ku-
bovcik Jakab, aki jelenleg a va
rosi iskolaszek aleln0ke, nyerte Ell
jeloltseget 10 szavazattal % ell
leneben Murray volt skvajerrel
szemben. A demokratak azonkiviil
jel0ltek szinten tot szarmazasu
Kornik Mihalyt szamvev5nek Is
Mrs. Mary Bureyt varosi tana-
csosnak.
Lathat6 tehat ,hogy egy fekete
tanacsos kivetelevel q uj camp
belli varosi vezet6seg mind bevan-
doroltakb6l vagy bev&ndorolt sri
l6k gyermekeib6l fog kikerilni.
OaSynAc - onwor ,~x &. .~s~1.-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-05-29
Greetings to the Soviet Airmen!

MEXICAN labor in industry and the land, will unhes
tatngly extent its enthusiastic fraterna greeting the
Russian aviaors who planning to fly from Moscow to
New York by way of Alaska in August 1t is not to be
pcted that the American bourgeosie and it's press will be
happy 1t gives its welcome to the representatives of the
fascist relationships of Europe not to the bearers of ng
from the Soviet power of the workers and peasants
There be doubt that this flight more than half
around the world will be successful The Soviet flyers
have already shown their mette This was especially true
in the heroic of the survivors of the Inflated fascist
dgble Italia, in which Soviet aviators cooperated with
miraculous efficiency with the the Soviet cebreake
rKrassin
The Union of Soviet Republics covering as it does one
sixth of the earths land surface finds aviation great de-
mand The Soviet arways being rapidly developed and
improved Soviet aviators have already made long and
sustained flights Last Pilot Shestakov who will
be member of the of The Land of Soviets that is
coming to New York. made flight FROM Moscow to Toxic
Japans capital and back again. Shesakov is therefore well
acquainted with most of the route which he will again
travel.
He will fly with his comrades from Moscow in the land
OF Sovets to New York City, the hub of the imperas world
the two opposite poles in the clash of the and the old
social orders
The Soviet air expedition will be living reply of the
new social order to much of the false malicious propa
ganda spread against by the old social order which it
rapidly supplanting. ---.---5--4.- -Y
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-05-29

! political demonstration. There will
also be sightseeing in Vienna and
two exhibitions.
Most of the participants in the
Youth Day will be Austrians, but
Germany, Czecho-Slovakia and Den
mark will also be we'll represented.
There will be fewer representatives
of other countries. 40 to social
democratic organizations outside
Europe, that of Palestine is hitherto
the only one mentioned as sending
a delegation to Vienna. In regard
to social democratic children's or
CARNATIONS, participation will be
limited to Austria, Czecho- Slovakia
and Germany.
However, we must not under-esti-
mate the international Importance of
the demonstration of the Red Fal-
cons and the social democratic chill
dren's friends in Vienna. Mass or
CARNATIONS of social democratic chill
dren eNst as yet only in a few coun-
tries, but our opponents are working
Systematically for the development
of their children's organizations on
an international scale and the
gathering in Vienna gives them an
EXCELLENT opportunity for strengthen
ing their movement on an interna-
tional scale.
The Red Falcons who have written
in their periodical about the great
labor leader, Lenin, and the progress
of the Soviet Union, will demonstrate
in Vienna with red banners and
partly with our revolutionary fight
ing songs. But in reality they are
nothing but bourgeois scouts in a
Left" guise. They are very lavish
with revolutionary phraseology, but
their practice is thorough bourgeois.
They use every means at their dis
posal to dampen the revolutionary
spirit of the workers. children. They
keep away the children from the
practical class struggle by their
non-acceptance of the class struggle
in the school, and carry on a purely
cultural activity strongly tinged
with the romanticism of the path
finders.
We ask you, Messrs. Jalkotsky and
Kanitz, who are the spiritual lead
ers of the Red Falcons, why don't
you cooperate openly with Baden
Powell? We know that you would
like to send delegations to England
if it were not that you are afraid
of showing your hand too openly.
The mass of the members would not
follow you if you were not deceiving
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-05-29
Scouts, Social Democrats and Pioneers

Scouts have their spies there who
are setting up illegal organizations.
Baden-Powell can twist and turn as
much as he likes, but no fine words
of his will do away with the fact
that the scouts are pursuing purely
militarist and imperialist aims, that
the Jamboree is means for the
preparation of the new imperialist
war.
The Social Democratic Fraud.
The Social Democratic Youth In
ternational has issued call to the
international Youth Day in Vienna,
August 1929. One of the main slo-
gans of the Youth Day is directed
against war. The Second Interna-
tional, which is leading the YSI,
drove in 1914-18 into the shambles
of the imperialist war. 1t has pur-
sued this ever since and has proved
thousand times that it is nothing
but a branch of the capitalist and
imperialist apparatus of state power.
The social, democratic youth organi-
cations were party to this policy
without reservations. They kept
silent even during the armoured
cruiser scandal in Germany. They
supported the war nrAnorations of
the German imperialists, in Poland
they are taking up chauvinist atti-
tude quite openly, in Austria they
do everything to keep away the
working youth from the struggle
against the more and more impudent
attacks of the fascists. 1t is col
ossal fraud on the part of the social
democratic youth which has become
in all the capitalist countries an i'm
portant link in the technical and
theological preparation for an i'm
perialist war among the working
youth, when it wants to demonstrate
against war.
The social democrats want to
gather in Vienna 10000 to $4,000
young people, including 5000 to 1O,-
900 social democratic children's
friends and Red Falcons. AS they
have in Austria their strongest Sec
ton, which has at its disposal the
biggest technical staff owing to CO.
operation with the social democratic
Municipal Council of Vienna, and
which also gets financial support
from the Social Democratic Party,
the Defence League, the trade unions
and co-operatives, they are found to
have good muster of forces. The
program of the Youth Day consists
of the usual addresses of welcome,
torchlight professions and a big
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-05-29

Photo sho'os Senator Hale secretary of the Affairs Com
mae a'oardng to Lieutenant Tomlnson
Mary ar force nner of the Curtis Trophy awarded in
stunt ar race to boost both the Wall and the
Curtis Aplane Corp (Which exploits thousands of workers s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-21
AUTUMN
By D. C. PEArTH.

You cannot take walk in Autumn
| in field or forest, without bringing home
| a fine crop of burs. They 90 not stick
| to womens clothing so badly, but mems
woolenS are perfect bur-collectors. In
deed, in many parts Of the world there
! are great numbers of burS especially
| adapted to distribution by sheep. In
some of the New England wool manu-
! featuring districts there is q curious
| foreign flora of bur weeds. where the
| bur-spoiled wool from many lands
| Australia, the Far West. Scotland
Greece, Abyssinia-has been thrown
! out, and the seeds have come to lie
and terminated.
Here is a little list of the burs ]
managed to gather about my person
(evidently so attractive to them) at
the end of two hours walk on the Viz
ginia hills. through Autumn woods in
their most enchanting panoply: Bur-
dock, one or two big burS. Cockleour,
only one. Tick-trefoil, IT. Enchant-
er's Nightshade Novely name, worth
less p'antD, II. Beggar's-lice, II. Bur-
marigold, 20. Wild licorice, AZ. Avens,
IS. Ragweed. more than 100!
Having had a rigid classical training
in biological philosophy, I tried to view
the matter dispationately. telling my
self that the cunning devices by which
the burs got themselves distributed
about by animal and man were really
intensely interesting, and showed how
far advanced such plants really were.
At the end of Is minutes, however, my
patience was exhausted and my clothes
were only half clear of these wicked
inventions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-21

this dream, for it lasted through two
nights and was, she says, too long to
recount. but she has preserved an &C
count Of one thing that interested her
husband greatly. She says:
In the house of his host he was
struck by the beauty of a framed paint
ing that seemed to vibrate with rich
color.
"'Who painted that?' he asked.
His host smiled. We have long
ceased to use brushes and paints he
said. That is a thought projected
from the artists brain, and its dura-
ton will be proportionate with its
truth"
In a waking vision, Sharp saw upon
the verge Of the great immensely that is
beyond the confines of space great
spirits of fire standing at flaming an
wills. And they lifted up the flames
and nodded them at anvils into shapes
and semblances of men, and the great
spirits took these flaming shapes and
cast them forth into space, so that they
should become the souls OF men,"
This latter and other ebullitions Of
the author can quite easily be ascribed
to mere poetic fancy. But his dying
recognition of the beautiful green life"
seems another matter. He was not
then the poet and the romancer, but
a pilgrim bound for strange and awe
some shore. This deathbed happening
approaches the status of experience.
(Copyright, 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-21
Our Daily Bread.

Soon after a food faddist or cult
healer tires Of given kind of food and
begins to harangue the public about the
public's diet, the food he has tired of
becomes poison" Thus many a per-
son has discovered brown bread or
whole wheat bread and found it so good
that he Is inevitably driven to the con-
viction that white bread is poison" 1t
becomes his mission to save as many
people as possible from being further
poisoned by the deadly white bread.
1t appears the popular estimate Of an
assertion about q health matter Is that
there is likely to be some sense or even
science in it If it is made by a doctor.
Very often, though, the public is de-
ceived in this, for maybe he is not a
physician at all, but a doctor of phil
osophy or a doctor of dentistry or some
other kind OF doctor" in disguise.
White bread is more attractive in ap-
pearance than whole wheat bread to
some persons. 1t has finer texture
and makes better toast than the whole
wheat bread does. For some Of US the
flavor of white bread is more pleasing
than the flavor of whole wheat bread.
AS for the mineral elements of salts
in white bread and in whole wheat
bread, the latter has most of them.
But what of it? Unless one intends to
subsist exclusively upon bread this is a
consideration OF no practical inpor-
lance, since we ordinarily depend on
fruits and vegetables to provide the
mineral elements the body requires
The same holds true for the vitamin
content. There is little or no vitamin
B in white bread and quite some in
whole wheat bread. But don't let the
propaganda worry you about that.
There's vitamin B galore in all sorts of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-21
BRAIN TESTS

The words of the following sentences
have their letters mixed. That is, each
word is formed of its proper letters, but
are not in their correct arrangement.
Try to write out each sentence as it
should appear, allowing three minutes
for the test.
ID EW EVER REV LYDIA OF
ESE HEMTO.
20 HET LWORD 81 TIQUE
ARLEG.
80 NMYA LCDOSU DIN TEH NUS.
a. ETHER YBSO NRA WODN EET
TREEST.
60 Ell WAGE EN- NEO LODLRA.
(6) HIST 81 YESA OF DEAR.
Answers.
The sentences are: % We were
very glad to see them. (2) The world
is quite large. 90 Many clouds hid the
sun. a. Three boys ran down the
street CD He ga"e me- one dollar.
(S) This is easy to read.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-21
Ideal Dresses for Use i'm Home
BY MARY MARSHALL.

formal evening wear at home all
Winter
what about the sleeveless tennis dress
cut low at the back as well as at
the front? asks the practical young
housewife. Surely that is hardly APP
propriate for daytime wear at home,
AMI looks hardly more appropriate for
evening. The answer Is simple.
At the neckwear counters Of many
of the larger shops you can buy at
tractive little guimpes that may be
worn under these low-cut sports dresses.
Or if you like you can easily make
one or two yourself. For the sleeve
less silk dress you may make the guimpe
OF crepe de chine or net. For the linen
or cotton dress you may use fine hand
kerchief linen, null or swiss.
This weeks Help for the Home Dress
maker gives number of cross-Stitch
designs that may be used with good
effect to decorate sports clothes. chill
dren's things and household linens If
you would like a copy. please send a
stamped. self-addressed envelope to
Mary Marshall. care of this paper, and
it will be forwarded to you.