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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13

evening school for three years, trying
to build up both of these subjects, but
it seems ! made too many friends and
did not get all the benefits I should
have out of my studies.
IT have found out here lately, how
ever, that am annoyed with the same
routine day after day. would like
to do the kind Of work where would
meet a lot of important people, such
as newspaper people, personalities from
the screen and stage, and people who
are prominent in the political world.
Mother claims that I get these ideas
from seeing too many pictures on the
screen of this type. I will admit that
I am idealistic in rather big way in
some instances, but surely this feeling
to be important, to be somebody and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13
Baked Spinach,

Either canned spinach or an equiva-
lent measure of boiled fresh spinach
may be used. Season with salt, nut
meg, and butter after draining the
spinach. Put into a buttered baking
dish, dot with diced crisp bacon,
moisten with milk, and bake in a
moderate oven for about 80 minutes.
Brown one cupful of fine bread crumbs
lightly In half butter and half bacon
grease sprinkle over the spinach. then
garnish with thin slices of egg and
dot each slice with tomato catsup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13

split and the young beetle will step out
At first his body is white and tender
Soon 1t begins to harden and turn dark
Only the grown beetles hibernate.
1t is said that beetles can make a
noise like an angry goose. They sort
of whistle through their hair. 1t Is nc
wonder that other insects give them
a wide berth. AS the rhinoceros beetles
do not appear in great numbers. they
have not become a pest. Sometimes
they do attack the tender roots OF trees
and cause damage in this way.
These beetles make very attractive
additions to a beetle collection. as they
not only are very large, but are very
handsome creatures.
(Copyright, 1919
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13

Is chairman OF the board Of one of the
biggest banking houses in the South,
located in Baltimore
Apparently nothing could persuade
him to sever his banking interests, not
even the United States Senate.
You don't hear much of Goldsborough
In the Senate. Quiet and modest. he Is
representative of the business man at
tracted to politics.
He uscceeded a man-William Cabell
Bruce-who was reputed one of the most
loquaciouS members of the Senate
Goldsborough Is an opposite type. He
rarely makes a speech. He prefers to
sit by and look on at proceedings in the
Senate.
His colleagues have respect for his
ability. Senator Morrow Of New Jersey
turned to Goldsborough for instruction
when he came to the Senate as a fresh
man. Goldsborough helped him learn
the ropes
In Maryland he has wide popularity,
and In some parts is referred to as "the
States first citizen" He is one of the
only two Republicans to serve as Gov
ernor of the State.
He defeated Democrat for the Sen
ate by more than 10000 votes. His
Senate colleague Is a Democrat
As Maryland's only Republican Sena-
TORN fact, the only Republican in
Congress from that State-his duties are
among the heaviest. But he likes hard
work. 1t is about the only thing he
does. Seldom. If ever. does he indulge
in any form of recreation. He probably
keeps as long hours as any Senator.
His Office force was given instructions
at the start that no one was to be re-
fused the opportunity to see him. This
always has been his policy, and doubt
less has been big factor in his popu-
larity.
Goldsborough was born in Maryland
at Princess Anne August 6, 1855
He has an IL. d. degree from the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania and st. John
College, Annapolis. In 1886 he was ad-
mitted to the bar of his native State.
He served as Governor from 1912 to
1915.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13
NANCY PACE
Good Taste Girls Learn
About Care of Hair.
By FLORENCE LA GANKE.

The second lecture in the series OF
beauty talks to the Good Taste girls
was given by hair specialist.
She started with general talk on
cleanliness. A mild soap made into a
good lather and worked eficiently on
the hair and scalp comes first. Then
thorough rinsing, not only to take out
the soap but also to rinse away loos-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13
Peach Fritters.

Remove the skin from some fresh
ripe peaches, and the stones, and cut
the peaches into quarters, or canned
peaches may be quartered and used.
Sprinkle the peaches with powdered
sugar and little cinnamon. Dip each
piece in pancake batter and fry in hot
lard or butter until a golden brown
on both sides. Serve with orange mar
malade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13

ital Room 1913,
s e ma { e Once
Building"
Not that he ac-
tually lives in his
office. His home Is
u Baltimore. He
commutes to and
from the Capital
almost daily. He
divides his time be-
tween t h e t W O
cities.
In fact, he ad-
mits that were it
not that Baltimore
Is SO near Wash
ington a seat in
the Senate would
hold no attraction
for him For he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13
Meat-Vegetable Loaf.

Trim and grind round steak. Add
one cupful of bread crumbs moistened.
one cupful each of chopped celery and
carrots, one cupful of onions cut fine
and one egg beaten. Season to taste
with salt, pepper and sage. Mix thor
oughly and put into a creased pan.
Sprinkle with flour and bits of butter.
Add enough water to keep from burn
ing on the bottom. Bake until nicely
Drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13
Peach Ice Cream.

Heat one cupful of milk and three
cupfuls of cream in a double boiler.
slowly add one and three -fourths cup
fuls of sugar and stir until dissolved
Cool. and add one-half teaspoonfuls OF
raspberry extract, and. when begin
ming to thicken. add three cupfuls OF
diced peaches and freeze
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13

young man called
on President Hoo
yer recently.
To the PreSi-
dent, VILLA m
D un C an Her
ridge, Canada's
new minister to
w a S h 1 n gton,
presented his Gre
dentials.
The day was
hot - much too
hot for a man to
be abroad in such
attire. And to
make m a t t RS
worse ear by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13
YOUR BABY AND MINE
BY MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED.

to have for reference, and may prevent
the development of feeding problems.
A self-addressed, stamped envelope in
closed with each request will bring this
leaf1et to any reader. Address requests
to the Your Baby and Mine" depart
ment of this neWSpaper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13

ways wanted to be
the private secre-
tary to some i'm
portant personality
in the b u in e s S
world, but things
always happen to
upset my plans,
and the worst of 1t
all Is that I lack
S elf-co nhdence,
especially W h e r e
shorthand and Eng
lish are concerned.
T have attended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13

best care of the permanent wave. One
school says put little water on the
comb before running it through the
hair. Others say never do that. But
both schools agree that a girl cannot
neglect her hair and scalp just because
she has had a permanent wave. Brush
ing and gentle massaging is still essen
tial for healthy scalp.
Possibly you need to pay attention to
reducing Write to Nancy PaRe. care of
this paper. inclosing stamped. self-ad-
dressed envelope with your request. Ask
for her leafiet on "Reducing."
Copyright, 1912
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13
THE STARS
DAILY PATTERN
SERVICE

The slenderizing features are no.
ticeable at a glance in this new day
time cape model Of cool printed chif-
fon. For chiffon has lost some OF
its formality and. is now appearing in
the Smartest of street dresses for town.
This neat moulded-to-the-bodic eff
feet at the center-front and center
back is generally more becoming. The
deep pointed outline contributes further
to its slimness.
The skirt too with its corresponding
deep pointed outline at the front and at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13
A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
BY HERBERT PLUMMER.

In the impressive uniform Of mem
Der Of the privy council, with much
gold braid and o clanking sword,
short. slightly bald and handsome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13
PHILLIPS lee GoLDsBoRoUol

PHILLIPS LEE GOLDSBOROUGH,
Maryland's junior Senator, appar-
emily cares nothing for a washington
address.
While his youthful colleague, Tydings,
lives in handsome old mansion in
Georgetown, Goldsborough is content
with having as his address in the Can't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13
Her Dream Job.

my Dear Miss woodward: I am q
girl 10 years Of age and am at present
employed as a typist. Now, Miss Wood
ward, ever since can remember al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13
The Woman Who Makes Good
BIZ HELEN WOODWARD.

HELEN WOODWARD.
highest paid business America. She Il married
to OF Americas famous
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the back, gives charming height to the
figure.
Style No. 1887 may be had ir sizes
Is. 18 years, &c. 38, 40 and ~ inches
bust. Size So requires ga yards OF 80
inch material with one yard of velvet
ribbon for belt.
other equally suitable fabrics that
are delightfully."- cool are printed voile,
georgette, printed batiste, eyelet hand
kerchief linen and pastel fiat washable
crepe silk.
For a pattern of this style, send IS
cents in stamps or coin directly to the
Washington Stars New York Fashion
Bureau, Fifth avenue and Twenty ninth
street, New York.
Our Large Summer Fashion Book
offers a wide choice for your Summer
wardrobe in darling styles for the chill
dren as well as the adults. Price Of
book 10 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13
and yet themes NEVER
THE SLIGHTEST DOOR"

Why not try Flyosan yourself. TODAY lou
will be amazed at the way it kills those mes.
1t attacks their breathing apparatus. smotn-
ers them. And down they come. -. DEADI
Moreover, Flyosan will leave no odor. fiease
remember that. IT WILL LEAVE NO oDORI
Just be sure you get the new DEoDoRizED
FLYOSAN. 1t costs you no more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13

FLYoSAN Kills MOSQUITOES AND FLIES lN-
sTANrLY AND " NEVER SMELLS UP TINE HOUSE
EOR years used a spray that left the
L mostunpleasant, clinging, kerosene like
smell about the house.
"But simply had to kill those flies and mos
quitos :. +. and knew no other way to do it.
Zone day neighbor said, Why don't you
try Flyosan? 1t is one of the most effective
sprays you can buy. and it never leaves
the SLIGHTEST odor.
$50 bought a can at once !. and it more
than lived up to my neighbor's description"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13

Noxzen1a has also been
used for years at First
Aid Stations at Coney
Island, Asbury Park,
Long Beach and other
Atlantic and Pacific
Coast Beaches
Evening star., 1931-12-13

are beginning to understand this, too. That's
why they have b2gdn dashing about on COM
mittees, organizing societies and joining clubs
They're playing at work-taking it in mild
doses
Those serious blue eyes of his smiled from
behind rimless g asses the slight, sparsely
built author paced to the fireplace and
halted before it in brown study Youthful
in appearance, reserved in manner, the per-
petual student of human nature is written in
the steadfast gaze Of his blue eyes His brown
Evening star., 1931-12-13

hair Is parted in the middle and combed back
IN long pompadour. He wears a blue serge
SUIT pongee shirt and black leather house Slip
pers.
"A Womans wealth is not commensurate
with her happiness. Too often the means that
permit her varied activities bring her unhap-
plness. She becomes restleSs-never satisfied
Her whole life is an idiotic pursuit of pleas
ure He lit a cigarette and puffed away re-
he.tVely You cannot pursue pleasure 1t is
not IN front OF you nor around the corner The
poor woman hasn't the means to chase after
IL, SO she hnds herself in work The woman
VINO ueeS her riches to dash after happiness
makes OF her entire life vain chase"
Burkes latest book The Flower of Life"
aeplctS the crisis of a poor woman from child
heo1 to old age in the work house. After
o.eak. dreary lifetime, her closing reflections
are life is worth living, whatever happens"
| HE scars left by life on this specimen of un-
fortunate womanhood prompted nv asking
the English author: What phase of life in
your opinion, leaves the deepest impressions on
womans soul?"
trouble, he answered without a moments
hesltatlon' develops women spiritually more
than any other one thing Wealthy women in
new YORK and London are unhappy because
they nave no worries. Conflicts in life of what
ever nature they are, develop character In
steao OF oemoaning her Affections she should
realize they enrich her spiritually and unfold
her emotionally In the measure that she hav
known sadness can she also experience iov
society women are restless and find life EMMY
because they have nothing to fight. Life To
them has no conflicts"
Evening star., 1931-12-13

And h-this measure of emotions that mold
a woman, where does love fall?" came nv next
query
"Love?" He laid aside his cigarette and
sank his hands deep into his pockets before
answering. What is love?" he asked and
without waiting for reply to his rhetorical
question, continued: People use that word
And yet six different persons mean six differ
ent things by it. suppose the society women
who change husbands frequently think they
know what love is-and So obviously do not
A woman who chases from man to man. each
time thinking she has found the real thing
each time she has not. Chasing after love is
futile. 1t comes to you You cannot get any
OF the good things in life by running after
them. They come to you or they dont-the
real things"
How? BY the winds of destiny? BY
chance?"
Burke shook his head "As merited by the
life one leads-mwardy. Once you achieve
serenity, everything else follows If American
women are like ours-and, from what I hear
about them, they are-I think serenity is sadly
lacking from their mental makeup. All
Woman's exeravagancies, her mad dashings her.
ventures into matrihony and into business
would be elmited if she could find serenity 0f-
thought"
us there a way woman can work toward
that end?" asked
[ E snuffed out the cigarette and once more
! began his restless pacing of that simply
furnished sitting room, with rich brown tones
predominating in the furniture coverings the
rug the s1ken draperies, and even the leather
manuscript folder on his oak desk which, save
Tor an 1nkstand, was barren, presenting an air
OF detachment borrowed from the writer him.
self.
BY commenting that this was one of the
neatest desks had ever seen in an authors
W0rkShOp hat OIL d, d
Fleet street journalist, he, nevertheless, clings
to the old literary style of writing out his
manuscripts by hand. Sinking into the low sofa
beside my soft chair, he picked up the threads
of our discussion
The easiest way for man or woman to
md serenity is to do what so many people
dislike doing-being alone" he pointed out.
You certainly cannot find peace within your.
sell oy going to parties. To find yourself, you
must be alone at certain times. Otherwise you
Will lose yourself All parties and night club
Vlslts arise from persons desire to run away
from himself
In facing yourself, you see where you are
ana what is wrong Some people who, take
mental inventory like this are so shocked at
"hae tney see in themselves that they run
away The thing to do is face yourself aid
see IL you can right your problems"
Do you interpret woman's dashing into OUT
asked.
He shook his head mo, that's a good sign.
1 Woih outside the home is not an escape, but
natural-typical of the new woman She Is
still in the TRANSITIONAL stage In about two
more generations she will be developed
What VIII she be like?" came nv specula~
tion.
"A better creature" was Burke's reply LAG
Continued on Seuesteenth Pace
Evening star., 1931-12-13

Life is worth living, whatever
happens.
Work is the only thing in life
that makes it worthwhile. You
never find a poor woman who is
restless, dissatisfied and full of
nerves
A golden rule for happiness is
not merely to put up with things,
but to make from what you have
the best that it will yield.
Trouble develops women spirit
ually more than any other one
thing. Conflicts develop charac-
ter
You cannot pursue pleasure, and
wealth is not commensurate with
happiness.
comes to you.
VII
Once you achieve serenity, every
thing else follows
VIII
To find yourself, you must be
alone at certain times. In facing
yourself, you see where you are and
what is wrong
TX
No life is ever devoid of beauty.
x
The best prayer any person can
make is to thank God for life.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
BY BETTY ROSS.
ARRIAGE based on friend
nv" ::: f: + : s: s &: s: : :: : !:
2Dheu mas 1fouuo But the

friendship marriages seldom end in diporce.
II people iotH just look around at the results
OF passionate marriages. they uiu see they are
not the happy ones Most broken liUeS are the
dtScards OF such unions
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-12-24

Tehat mondjak. Igcl csak mondjak, legt0bbszor SUI
grz6 arcca szees mosollya de mindg, sot nagyon
is ritkan - 6szinteh.
Mert tudn kell hogy negy valfaja van az ujeszten-
del jokvansagnak Els0 oszne amelyet nagvobbresz
csak gyermek kivan szlenek sziil6 gyemekenek,
vagy nagyon jo ba1at nagyon jo baratnak A roon es
a tobb mar - gyanus.
A masodik nem osznte Csak illemtudasbol, meg
szokasbol halyagul semmitmond6an tires szoszapori-
tasbol kivannak alapon boldog nj evet egymas
max az enberek ugyanelyan pszich6zissal mint mikor
k6rdesre feelnek, hogy miyen az lido? - hideg
van meeg van esos SGT boldog III evet kivanassal
egyd6ben az agytekerv6nyek mar kozvetitk is ttkos
gondolatot vaahogy ICY: Vgyen e ordog! - csak a
pazsmirigyek j6nevetsege akadalyozza gdgejtt hogy
EFT XII Isl monda Azert szokasom peldul nekem, hogy
egv bodog nj ev kvanalomra ovatosan ICY vaaszolJak
Vszont kivanom Mar tudnlik, ahol gyanus
harmadik = es ez is hatalmas szamot jelent - a
hizegok ezene k6pmutatas miiveszete allaptja meg.
hogy myen foku legyen mosoly, ameye vaakinek
boidog n cyct kivannak, vagy nekk szo6 kivansagot
yiszonozzak
negyedk = az egyenrang,lnak pelda,l mosoly, ne
ha sayanykas 111yaattal; egy fokka magasabb ran
gunak: e6nk rozsaszin bizaas es diszSret meghaas-
sal; ke fokka magasabb ranglmak szees mosoly, su-
garzo mey halongas te1neszetesen hozzavalo,
rang szert beosztott ttkos gorombasaggal spekeve,
aszerin hogy nyen arcca viszonozzak uev hodolatat
Ezerkiencszazhuszonn6gy uj6vjen Budapesten fill
tanua voltam, amkor vice uJeyl koszontes anyagl
eredm6nye irant 6rdeklodot eete parjanal. Az meg
monda eredmenyt, de rogt0n tette hozza "Kepzeld
csak anllak nagysaginak volt pofaja 60 fllert admit
Egy mask esetben pedig 'hazfeliigyelo ur' (pos-
taszoga) egy szegeny csaadna kapott egy koronaho7
hozzatet zsebeb0 egyet bedobta alton es AIT kia
baa folyos6n vegig, hogy adjak patikara.
Hat ICY!
Mintha fogamht huznak, ha bodog vi eNet hallok
koszonteni Az6rt tettem kerd6jelet ckk cine utan
inert eszembe utottal fontek = vaahogyan pesszimis
Ia lettenl Legfoljebb JOBB VI EVET kivanhatok
Youngstown osszmag yarsAgnak.
Mert XII tudja, init hoz vi esztendo nekimk?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-12-24
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR EV.
REFORMATUS EGYHAZ
Lelk6sz:
BORSY-KEREKES GYORGY
esperes
Teinplom es par6kia:
025 Mahoning Ave. TEL: 66881

Dec. "a. csiit0rtok este Z 30, ur-
vacsorai elokeszito istentisztelet.
Dec. rs. pentek d. e. 30, ka-
racsonyi innepi istentisztelet Ur-
vacsora osztassal.
Dec. 25. pentek este 7:30, hala-
ado istentisztelet az iskolasok
karacsonyfa iinnepelye.
Dec. 26. szombat d. e. 1920,
innepzar6 istentisztelet.
Dec. q. vasarnap d. e. 1890
o-ev utols6 vasarnapi istentisz-
telet.
Dec. 81. csit0rtok este Z :30-kor
ev utolso esti istentisztelet.
Jan. l. pentek d. e. 10 :3O-kor vi
ev alkalmi istentisztelet.
Karacsonyfa iinnep6ly. Unner
els6 nap,ian este tartjuk meg a
gyermekek karacsonyfa iinnepe.
lyet, melyen minden gyermek
aki a szombati iskolaba feljor
egy-egy alkalmi verset mond q
karacsonyfa mellett. Ere a ked.
yes unnepre kiil0n0sen is felhiv.
juk hivek figyelmet.
Unneplesunk. Karacsonyi lin
nepkori istentiszteletcink be.
vett rend szerint, k0z0lt idober
tartatnak meg. Egyhazunk hi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-12-24
FELALLITJAK CSERNOCH
HG. .PRIMAS SIREMLEKET

Esztergomb6l jelentik: - Mint
ismeretes, nehai dr.. .Csernoch Ja-
nos bibornok- -hercegprimas mil
yeszi siremlekenek elkeszitesevel
Zala Gyorgy szobraszmiiveszt biz
tax meg, aki annakidejen az ell
hunyt egyhazfejedelem halotti
maszkjat k6szitette. Az emlekmii,
amelyet kiyitelre elfogadtak es
amely az egykori primast halotti
agyan fekve orokiti meg, fele fe-
lett nemzeti zaszlot lepelkent
tart6 angyallal, mar teljesen ell
kesziilt es ait hamarosan Eszter-
gomba szallitjak. A siremlek a
bazilika Scent Istvan els6 verta-
nur6l elnevezett kapolnajaba ke-
rul, ahol eddig egy, a tizenotodik
szazadbol valo pompas Urkopor-
SO allott. EFT a k0zepkori emile
ket mar elvittek eddigi helyerdl
es amig Seredi Jusztinian bibor-
nok-hercegprimas annak elhelye-
zeserol intezkedik, baziiika
kincstaranak el0csarnokaban al
1itottak fa1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-12-24

konferencian Vask6 Istvanne ell
nokne es Luteran Janosne alel-
nokn6. Az ut6bbismeg gvalasztatott
az alelnokn5k koziil egynek.
Karacsonyfa iinnep6ly. Multi
vasarnap este tartottuk kara,
csonyfa iinnepelyiinket a tempe
lomban.. Gyermekeink koziil SO
kan szavaltak, valamennyien al
kalmi eneket enekeltek. Az egy-
haz lelkesze megemlekezett arr6l,
hogy karacsony iinnepe szeretet
iinnepe, amikor kiilonos alkal-
munk van gyermekeink lelkehez
ferkozni, amikor az egyhaz iran
ii joindulatot es szeretetet szi-
viikbe lehet oltani. Minden oyer
mex kapott ajandekot, egy ka-
racsonyi dobozba pakolt cukor-
kat, ket-ket almat es egy ceruzat,
amelyen az egyhaz neve van. Szii
l6k es gyermekek kedves 6rakat
toltottek egyiitt a szepen feldiszi-
tett karacsonyfa koriil. Almat
Csatlos Gaspar testv6riink adott
annyit, amennyire sziiksegiink
volt (22O darabot), cukrot es ce-
ruzat az adakozasb6l juttattuk.
Gyermekeinket mem kertiik, hogy
ok kollektaljanak ARA, amit
ajandekba kapnak.