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are making with the technique. One
problem is that movement that Is
satisfactory on the stage becomes o
grotesque caricature on the screen"
Mr.. Shaw came out bare-headed to
direct my motor car driver how to re-
turn to the city and then, having .
second thought, said:
"Tll get you the printed instructions. ="
He hurried back up the drive to the
house, with me at his heels, and pro-
duced q pale green sheet Of paper on
which were printed some $50 words on
how to drive from London or st. Adams
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GOODBYE PILES
DON'T COME BACK

Yes! You can say goodbye to itch
ing, bleeding, tormenting piles in a
few days when you put your faith in
Unguentine Cones - doctors have
proven this for over thirty years.
The pain-the agony-the mad
dening itching go quickly for now
you are dealing with real, sooth-
ing, healing suppository made by
the makers of famous Unguentine,
and you can expect them to do all
that is claimed for them.
But why elaborate-your druggist
knows there is nothing on earth that
conquers piles in such a blissful and
thorough manner as Unguentine
Cones-and so inexpensive tool
box for rs cents. The Norwich Phar-
m1cal Co., Norwich, N. Y.-Adver-
t.sement.
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"You can say all there is to be said
about the war" he said, in 10 minutes.
Journeys End gives you the monotony
and the funk: THE Silver Tassie" is a
magnificent play-and that is all YOU
are likely to get. The war was lust a
piece of stupid laundering"
said had heard of hts going to see
a talking film, ''Disraeli," the other day.
Says "DisraeIi Good Film.
Eyes" he replied, at is a good film.
Arliss is an accomplished actor. But I
go chiefly to see what progress they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-10
MANY LIVES ENDANGERED
BY STORM IN MADEIRA
Residents Near Foot of Precipices
Fear Cliffs Will Topple, Due to
Heavy Rainfall.
By the Assoclated Press.

TUNCHAL, Madeira, March TO-
Fearing that the sodden cliffs encircling
Madeira may topple over as result of
the heavy rainfall during the past 48
hours, all residents near the foot Of the
precipice have been evacuated.
The storm which broke over the island
Friday night continued undated yes
terday, causing much suffering from
exposure and want among the poorer
classes. The gale blew with such vio-
lence that all sea craft were compelled
to leave the beaches for sheltered spots.
One hundred and eighty tourists from
the liner Laurentic were unable to get
aboard the vessel and spent another
night ashore.
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"UGLY SKIN.
MADE ME AN OUTCAST"
but almost overnight It WGs
a different story

"Skin eruptions and blackheads
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my skin sore and blotchy. 1 had
given up hope of relief when
nurse told me to get Rowles Mentho
Sulphur. She explained how its
Phenol removes infection as its Sui
phur clears the skin and the Men
thol soothes and heals the sore,
raw tissue. Overnight l looked
better. And in a few days my
skin was clear"
With amazing ease, Rowles Men
tho Sulphur safely clears the skin.
1t is also good for dry skin, itching
torture and eczema. Insist on
Rowles Mentho Sulphur for best re-
suits. All ts.-Advertisement
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FOR CONSTIPATION

Poisonous waste stagnateS in the
bowels and causes most of our ills. If
you feel lsnguid, headachy, half sick,
take DIR. TUFTS Pills for quick, sure
relief.
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to his house. They concluded with these
words:
"The lane twists about and rAses ana
dips and rises again; drive past ruined
church, and Bernard 6haw's gate is
facing you"
He stood cheerily waving 10 o&-A
tall, erect figure, wearing cOlored sore
collar and knee breeches. thick stock
ings and nailed, stout, black shoes.
(CopyRight, 1887
Skyscrapers are being introduced into
NEMASytA GYAMsN
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Sunday School Lesson

regarded the little ones because
these were little, and they thought
of the affairs of life as something
in which children had small con-
Germ. They did not sense life In
terms of a mothers love, or a child's
response to that love. And when
the mothers came with their little
ones, anxious that Jesus should
bless them. they rebuked these
mothers and were about TO send
them away. Eut Jesus was much
displeaSed when he saw it, and as
he took the little children up in
his arms and blessed them, saying
Suffer the little children to come
unto me and forbid them not for
of such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
he not only o the mothers and
the children to him. but he taught
the disciples the deepest lesson con-
corning that kingdom which they
profeSSed to have entered.
The Modern Aspect q
Modern educational research and
modern psychology strongly uphold
this supreme evaluation of the life
of the child and the Importance OF
the earlier experiences in the proper
guidance and upbuilding of the
child. We are discovering now that
it is not the early conscious expert
enceS only that play g. large part in
life. but that unconscious forces
have their deep effect upon the life
of The child, that early experiences
of kindness or of harshneSS, of love
or of fear. exercise both a conscious
and an unconscious influence upon
the child that may almost COM
pletely determine the direction and
destiny of the life.
So today We have come more and
more to place the profound en-
phaSis in religion upon teaching
the young. In recent years We have
spoken a great deal of religious edu-
cation. Perhaps we have spoken of
1t too much as a determined or par
ticular sphere of religion and OF
education. and We are coming now
to see that religious education is the
task of all religion. as moral edu-
cation and the upbuilding of char
acter ought to be the real end of
NIL education. 1t may be that we
have done little more than make
a beginning. that the developments
of the future both in the school and
in the church school T going to
be in accord with the appreciation
of the fundamental motto that we
might place over the portals Of our
schools and churches.
What could be more appropriate
or inspiring than this: Suffer the
title children to come unto me and
crbid them not for of such is the
Kingdom Of Heaven"
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BY VIM. E. GILROY, D. D.,
El.a--- H.

EulhoE Of 4nc kOnkECketAuudhSh
A CIVILIZATION may be judged
"A by its attitude toward chill
dren. Where children are neg
lected one may expect to find a
rough and brutal order of society.
The school is a symbol of civ
ilization. and the school is largely
& produce of religion. Religion it
self is to be tested by its teach
ing concerning. and its attitude
toward the young. There are types
of churches that have neglected
the young. and there have been
eras in which the young have had
little care on the part of the
church. But when a church neglects
its young. no matter how deep the
sincerity of its adult leaders, that
church quickly becomes the victim
of harsh and liberal attitudes in
religion. DogmatiSm and phariSaic
self-righteouSness quickly assume
the place of love. kindness and
gentleneSS: and one could almost
characterize the nature of a church.
or Of a religious age. by knowing
what the attitude of that church or
that age has been toward children.
Jesus and Children
Jesus indicated the nature of His
kingdom very quickly by His teach
ing concerning the children. When
he would teach His disciples the
deepest truth concerning the king
dom Of heaven, He set a little child
in the midst, and He assured these
disciples that except they repented
and became as little children they
could have no part in that kingdom
of heaven. Humility and teach
ableneSS were the very elements of
entrance into that kingdom. as gen.
tleness and childlikeneSS we're the
characteristics of its deepest life
and of its trueSt citizens.
Care for the young Jesus taught
throUa the human example of a
shepherds care for his sheep. The
one who had wandered away from
the flock, the one who was needy
and lost, became the chief concern
of the shepherd just because of that
need. And so Jesus taught that it
was tragedy that any little one
should perish.
The two classes that have ever
been in the church in relation to
children were well exemplifed in
the famous incident of the blessing
Of the little children. The disciples
represented the attitude of harsh
ness and superiority. They dis
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NOW 90 ON Will THE sTORY
%FoRTY-ONE

$3.50
DUNDEE almost ran to the IL
- brary. closed the door and
matched up the telephone receiver
without taking time to seat him
self at the big desk on which the
instrument stood.
Dundee speaking, DIT. Jennings.
You've completed the analysis?"
It have" came the voice Of the
city chemist over the wire. And
my report is negative"
'NeSativei" Dundee echoed.
"Yep." DR.. Jennings assured him.
sI tested for wood alcohol first"
Wood alcohol" the detective ex-
claimed. Z never thought OF that
had some quick-acting, subtle poi
Bon in mind"
"Strawn VOWS you're a story-oook
detective the chemist chuckled.
~If that bottle Of perfume had been
diluted half and half. say, with
wood alcohol. the effect upon the
person who drank it would not have
been very sure
Death probably, but blindness at
least. Since that would have been
the logical way to murder a person
known to be a perfume addict"
why logical, doctor?" Dundee
asked curiously.
For the simple reason that the
purchaser Of the perfume could con-
tend that if the stuff contained
wood alcohol, it must have been
placed there by an INSCRIPTIONS
manufacturer" the chemist n
Swered impatiently.
Another good reason IS chat
bootleg liquor, not doctored perfume,
would have been blamed. Perfume
drinking is a secret vice and the adj
dict. once dead, could not very well
exonerate the bootleg fraternity and
point to an innocent-looking per-
fume flask as the source of the
poison"
It see" Dundee admitted slowly,
for his brain was whirling with
new possibilities. But since wood
alcohol evaporateS so quickly, how
can you be sure that none was
PRESENT."
IT CAN'T be absolutely certain"
i the chemist admitted. IF the
perfume had contained perfectly
pure wood alcohol, no trace would
have remained.
But that commodity is hard for
the layman to obtain and the pur-
chase Of it would be traceable. On
the other hand, ordinary CONNER
cial wood alcohol, used for many
purposes, is easily obtainable and
has a strong odor. due to the pres
ence of small amounts of several
impurities, including pyridine and
f%urfurol.
"Furfurol is not very volatile, and
hence would remain behind after
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.hVluRpER BAGp@TNlRS
i BY ANNE. KUCTlN MoN@@M 8yMA A@Nu(

the e~vaporating of the alcohol
proper. It can be detected readily
even in small amounts, by sensitive
color tests. I found none Of these
impurities In the scented handker-
chief you gave me for analysis"
But if the commercial alcohol has
a strong odor, would not a perfume
addict detect it and be repelled?"
Dundee asked.
Not necessarily" the doctor an
swered. 1.-THE odor Of the very
concentrated perfume would be the
more powerful and tend TO conceal
almost entirely the unpleasant odor
of the impure alcohol"
"I see," Dundee assured him very
thoughtfully. "An ingenious way
to murder an enemy"
The chemist chuckled. "Unfor-
t~unately, few of us have enemies
who are perfume addictS."
That's true And you found
no trace of any other kind Of poi
SOM"
None whatever
THANK you very much, DR.. Jen-
nings," Dundee said, and was a lit
tie surprised to hear the faint click
of a receiver upon a hook. Odd that
the genial chemist had not said
good-by.
He was about to hang up himself
when he became aware that DR..
Jennings had not been rudely
abrupt after all.
You're entirely welcome, Dun
dee. Good-by."
A familiar, teasing voice cut into
the detectives %frowning concentra-
ton:
exit Mr.. Seymour Crosby as a
wicked old Borgial"
"Gigil EaveSdropping againl Now
I know I'm going to spank you! /
never saw such a girl"
Gigi, on her knees N the big
chair whose high back had hidden
her from view until now, made a
gamin face" at him. II guess this
is nv own fathers library and I've
got a right to read a book in my
own fathers library, haven't II"
Are you reading 'Penrod' by any
chance?" Dundee asked Sourly.
mo. A detective story that Dad
said was a corkery But 1 guessed
the murderer in the first chapter
Funny thing, too. He put wood
alcohol in some bootleg liquor
How many extensions has this
telephone?" Dundee interrupted.
Three" she answered promptly.
Zone in Wickett's pantry, one In
Dads bedroom and one in Abbie's.
She has a private unlisted phone
in her sitting room, too =. Why?"
Merely that you are not the only
eavesdropper in the house." Dun
dee said grimly. Does this tele-
phone ring on each extension? :"
mo. Only here and in Wickett's
pantry, but had it occurred to you
that Dad or Mother might have
taken off the receiver to call out,
found that the line was busy, and
hung up?
Or that Wicket may have neg
lected 10 nang up the receiver In the
pantry until you'd nearly finished
your conversation? I suppose Wick
EFT did answer the phone in his
pantry and sent you here to take
the call, didn't hep"
IVES" Dundee answered shortly.
l. He was not satisfied, but
there was clearly nothing to be
gained now by trying to trace the
eaveSdropper.
"Poor old Sherlock Gigi SYM
I pathized- WAS he all hot and
bothered because his grand little
bunch about poisoned perfume
didn't pan out?
did he just yearn to clap nice
MI. Crosby on the shoulder and say,
'Cr-rosby! The jig is up! I arrest
you for the murders of Phyllis
| Crosby and Doris Matthews!'"
Shut up, Hellion!" Dundee
growled at her. What a capacity
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hENuAN hLhL
When DETECTIVE DUNDEE lifts the
body Of DORIS MATTHEW'S. iady's maid,
from the lake and lays her IN the sum
merhouse. he knows that the heavy per
fume flask, the murder weapon, is the
He E9ows SEYMOUR CROSBY. en-
gagged 70 CLORINDA mas
fhat FOR some strange reason GIGI
BTRRELEY, Is. was Mortified at the
gfft and wasted as much OF the per-
ftImp AZ possible BY ~SprtnklinR II over
Everyone in the drawing room frloay
evening. before WICKET. the outlef'
took III to his MISTRESS rooms.
But not until Mrs. Berneley. DICK
EOLD Doris hance). Seymour Cros-
by, and finally HARVEY JOHNSON.
missing valet who robbed the house. have
an been suspected in turn. does Dunoee
bit uDon the theory hat Mrs. Berkeiey,
and not Doris. was the intended murder
victim.
that Crosby hoped for his future mother
fn-law's early death, and abundant
r1spfcion against Crosby concerning the
death OF his wife. PHYLLIS. fourteen
months before. when Doris was her
trusted maid and friend.
while police. satisfied that Johnson
Is tn smurderer. are seeking their man;
D1ndee asks a chemical anlysls OF Glgl
Berkeley's perfume-scented handkercnleI
II IL contain poison. Dundee believes
Mry- Berkelev's Would-be murderer. was
forced TO kill Doris. that Doris oied &c
Tending her ungrateful MISTRESS NE;
Sunday morning Dundee is. MINOR
nort an the perfume analysis.
VOW C0 IN WITH THE STORY
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PAGE IL
By Ahern
BY Small
BY Martin

Some eggs they found and these he sucked
raw, as also he ate the roots and tubers which
Akut unearthed. The ape contented himself
with some rodents and worms he dug up. Be-
yond the plain across a low bluff they found a
shallow water hole. A heard of zebra gal,oped
away as they approached to drink. Akut now
took the lead, the boy followed close upon ito
heels, his every sense alert. his nerves keyed
to a high pitch Of excitement. This was life.
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International Uniform Sunday
school lesson for April Is. The Sin of
NeEIecting and MlsEuidinE Children.
Matt. 1910. 1914: 1s:I2-15.
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He pointed to the open plain and slid to the
ground. The ape looked carefully about first,
shifting the morning air. Then, satisfied that
no danger lurked near, he descended slowly TO
the boys side. Mona and Sabor. his mate,
feast upon those who descend first and look
afterward," said the old ape, giving the son OF
Tarzan his first lesson in jungle lore. Side by
side they set of across the rough plain, running
until the boy was warm.
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Self-blame plunged him into deep misery.
Through the night he longed to die, but with the
rising sun his spirits rose. He would return to
civilization by another way. avoiding the little
trading place where even now the body OF the
stranger so mysteriously slain was being dis
covered. He shook Akut into wakefulness.
Come" he said. Il am cold and hungry. We
must search for food out there"
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afternoon hours to allow teachers and
others an opportunity to follow work
leading to advanced degrees or to enroll
' as special students, - :. @ s, ~
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The College of Arts and Sciences:

curses in Biology, Celtic, Chemistry,
Economics, Education, English, GeOl-
Ogy, German, Greek and Latin His
tory. Mathematics, Philosophy, Physics,
Politics, Psychology, Romance Lam
guages, Semitic, Sociology.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10

Az is lehetseges, hogy a gye-
mant meteor kepz6dmeny, ami
valami mas planetar6l hullott
ide. Bizonyos azonban, hogy sok
mili6 evnek kellett leperegni,
amig ez a kepz6dmeny mai for
majat Is vegyi alkatat elnyer-
hette.
A leggazdagabb gyemants me-
z6k Afrikaban vannak. De ne
higyjuk, hogy konnyedseggel le-
het a dragakovet barhof is kiba-
nyaszni. Atlag egy wagon kek
anyagb6l lehet egy negyed karat
ertekii gyemantot nyerni. Vege-
zetiil pedig AIT is tudnunk kell,
hogy "nem mind gyemant, ami
fenylik'', inert a kibanyaszott
gyemantok legnagyobb resze csak
azert nyer ipari es kereskedelmi
szempontbol cricket, inert -
kemeny.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
A TUDolIkNY FEJL0DE-
sENEK DRAMATIzALAsA

Altalaban a mernoki es tudo-
manyos teljesitmenyeket "pr6-
"-nak tartja a kolt5i lelek. A
Yale University szinhaz drama
tistaja: George Pierce Baker
most ezt alaposan megcafolja. Az
Amerikai Mechanical Mern0k
Egyesulet 0tven ewes jubileuma
alkalmabol ugyanis egy kulonle-
ges el6adast tartottak, amelyen
Mr.. Baker a tudomany haladasat
dramatizalta es szines, ragyogo
eletet 0nt0tt szintelennek, k0z-
napiasan kopottnak tetsz6 me-
chanikai es tudomanyos haladas
kisebb nagyobb mozzanatainak,
esemenyeinek.
Hatarozottan megkapo jelenet,
peldaul, amint George Stephen
son, a g6zmozdony feltalal6ja, a
szegenysorsu, fatal tud6s izga-
tottan varja a parliament ugyosz
taly donteset. Stephenson ARA
kerte az ugyosztalyt, engedjek
meg neki, hogy vasutvonalat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
1890. JuLlua 10.

epitsen Liverpool Is Manchester
k0z0tt. A bizottsag egyik tagja
odakialtott neki: "Maga bolond,
fiatalember "Idiota orditott
kacagva egy mask. Aztan voltak,
akik att6l feltek, hogy nagyon ell
vaditja a mozdony q farmerek
teheneit. Mindeme csetepate ko-
z6tt sem vesztette ell remenyet a
fatal mernok es megjosolta, =
hogy ''eljon az id6 - rovidesen,
- amikor olcs6bb lesz a munkas-
max vasuton jarni, mint gyalog."
Faraday Mihaly, az elektro-
mossag torvenyeinek es titkainak
faradhatatlan kutat6ja kitin6en
megmagyarazta kutatas celjat,
amikor egy magnetikus til forga-
sat figyel6 n6nek, aki megkerdez-
te tole, nogy mi celra sz0lgal"
ICY valaszolt: "Mondja, assoc
nyom, mi celra szolgal egy ujszii-
lott gyerek?"
A dramai miivesz azutan James
Watt eleteb6l alakitott nehany
megkap6 jelenetet. Watt t0kele-
tesen lie volt ''torve". Nyomoru-
sagos anyagi koriilmenyei mar
mar ARA kesztettek, hogy kuta-
tasait megszakitsa. Boultonnal
kot0tt tarsulasa mentette meg Is
hozta letre az els0 kereskedelmi
ertelemben is sikeres g5zmoz-
donyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10

168, Lithuaniab6l 497, Norvegia-
boil 1896, Lengyelorszagbol 1850,
Oroszorszagbol $50, Svedorszag-
b6l 2241 es Jugoszlaviab0l 1890
bevandorl0 erkezett Amerikaba
Canadabol ugyanazon lido alatt
81 OBJ es Mexicobol 1,137 bevan-
dorl6 jott at. Feltuno, hogy az
amerikai kontinensrol sokkal ke-
vesebben jottek at megjel0lt
lido alatt, mint rendesen. Marcus
hawaiian peldaul csak 808 bevan-
dorl0 erkezett Mexicobol es 381
K0zep- es Del-Amerikab6l.
Osszesen 1882 bevandorl0t uta,
sitottak vissza Ellis Islandon es a
hatarok menti allomasokon. -
Emellett 1854 "nem kivanatos
idegent" deportaltak kilene h6
nap alatt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-10
CSOKKEN A CANADAI ES
MEXICOI BEVANDORLAS

Az immigration Bureau Jelen-
tese most kertilt nyilvanossagra.
Ez jelentes egyben beszamol a
kincstari ev elso kilenc h6napja-
ban tortent bevandorlasi es de-
portalasi iigyekrol. 1929 julius ell
sejet6l 1880 marcus h6 31-ig 0sz-
szesen 337 ,667 bevandorl6t bocsa-
tottak be az Egyesiilt Allamokba.
Ugyanazon id6 alatt 206,S63
egyen hagyta el az orszagot. Tu-
I lajdonkeppen tehat igen keyes vi
bevandorl6 erkezett.
Nemzetisegek szerint: Austria
boil 1875, Csehszlovakiah6l 3783.
Nemetorszagb6l 2O,325, Angliabol
Is Irorszagbol 25,2l4, Magyaror.
szasboi es5, olaszorszagbel II