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The Washington times., 1931-08-24

Rom anCe Of
AHish-Life
Girl
BY FAITH BALDWIN
CHAPTER K

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There was a little silence.
Fanchon felt her heart lift on
q sudden surge of hope. She
was not Evelyn. Howard. she
was not of this woman's ncod.
But Evelyn was dead. You
robbed the dead Of nothing.
Fanchon was alive. If she could
be to this woman what Evelyn
would have been; if, WITH her
own longing for affection, for
home and for safety, she could
even be more than, Evelyn would
have been, would that not 1e
counted, perhaps, in her favor?
Evelyn, she knew, from tue III
tie she had seen Of her, was less
concerned with her emotional
relationship to her auct 'han
what that aunt held out to her
in the way of promises of ease.
luxury, Money! chance per-
haps to marry we'll. With those
things Fanchon had very little
concern, What she wantad and
what she was prepared to give
in return was something 'ery
different, something 'nGo Which
morey and material things did
not and could not ente:.
She spoke, stumbling a little
over the unaccustomed form OF
address.
A Deep Silence
Ell want to make you as
happy, Aunt Jennie she said lii
her low, charmingly husky voice,
"as you have made me already"
A little silence fell between
them. And in it Fancho1 vowed
to dedicate herself to this
woman's service, whatever 1t
might be.
Presently-"Here we are"
Mrs. Carstairs said blithely,
I'm putting you in one of the
guest rooms for your own
rooms are to be done over for
you this summers"
"Gere" was an apartment on
upper Fifth Avenue; a pent-
house apartment overlooking the
park and the reservoir. A man
servant opened to them, and
Mrs. Carstairs said. my niece,
Miss Howard. JanIson."
Jameson, an elderly person,
seemed genuinely moved. He
made Fanchon a curious. stilted
little speech of welcome. and
Fanchon smiled at him, gently.
She realized then that all her
servants adored Jennie Car
stairs. It was easy to see why.
Jameson" explained Mrs. Car
stairs, leading the way in, "has
been with me for many years
and so is one of the family. I
brought him up from the coun-
try to look after us for a few
days"
The apartment seemed enor.
nous to Fanchon. She caught
glimpses of huge dining room,
and music room on one side.
living room and library on the
other, all o:ening off a square
hall. These rooms. explained .
Mrs. Carstairs further, all
opened upon a terrace. and
Fanchon could see through the
long French windows flowers
blooming and small trees. gay
chairs and couches and avn
1ngs.
Attends to the Place
IT keep the apartment in liv-
able shape" Mrs. Carstairs went
on, "as Collin runs in and out
all summer and must have a
place to stay"
She hesitated and began
again. her clear skin flushing.
Collin :" she went on. lis
up North. You may have won
dered why he isn't in town to
meet you?"
mo" said Fanchon with per-
feet truth, II hadn't wondered
at all"
IT wrote you." the other wo-
man said, about his attitude.
But I would rather explain more
fully later"
She took Fanchon into a love-
ly room on the second floor. It
The Washington times., 1931-08-24
Your Health
and Diet
By DR.. Logan Clendening

ny LIZ Logan OAcAtuGAIIAlS
August Is to. 20 is the time
the goldenrod begins to bloom
and many a person in our fair
land rises and begins to wonder
along about then whether that
sneeze was accidental or whether
1t really is here again.
It is when the eyes have it
that they know the worst.
Sneezing and itching eyes and
running noses is their fate for
about six weeks to two months.
They are lucky If they 90 not
have asthma also.
Flowers ar Blamed
AS in the case of rose fever,
the flowers get the blame, but
they do not deserve it. Con-
trary to much belief on the sub
ject, goldenrod does not cause
hay fever, except possibly in
rare instances.
The plants which cause any
Of the forms of hay fever
spring, summer and fall types
are those which fertilize each
other by scattering their pollen
on the air. They do not have
conspicuous flowers like the
plants which attract insects,
including the goldeuzod. and
fertilize each other by the in
sect scraping the pollen off one
plant on its legs and then
flying to another plant and de-
posting the pollen there. The
pollen Of Towering plants which
are fertilized by insects is heavy
and gummy so that it will stick
to the insects body and legs
and cannot be blown about
easily on the air.
Have Fine Pollen
The plants which fertilize by
wind pollenation. on the other
hand, have light, fine pollen.
This is cast into the air in enor-
nous quantities, although the
particles are so fine they can
not be seen except as fine dust.
Filling the air as they do, they
light on the eyes easily or are
sucked into the nose of the hay
fever victim and set up the irrl
tation to which he is subject.
The plant most often respon-
sible for hay fever of the late
summer or fall type is ragweed.
It is a tall, hardy plant with
ragged, torn leaves from which
it gets its name and a Sheaf of
inconSpicuous flower pods at
the top. It grows very abund-
antly in most parts of the
United States. The desert re-
gions grow a relative, sage,
which can also cause hay fever
in susceptible persons.
Lured BY Mountains
North of the Great Lakes and
in the mountains and along the
Seashore the plant does not
grow, and these are the favorite
resorts for the hay feverite. But
even in the upper Great Lakes
region, when the wind is from
the south and the day is warm,
the patient with hay fever feels
a little suggestion Of how bad
it would be for him to be at
home. This phenomenon which
have seen many times shows
how far the pollen will travel
under favorable atmospheric
conditions,
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Household Hints

When making jam, rub the
bottom Of the pan with butter.
This prevents burning and
keeps the Jelly clear. -
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After washing and drying
glassware. rub it lightly with
tissue paper. The glass will
take on q brilliant polish.
The Washington times., 1931-08-24
Beauty Box

Camphor ice is a good apph-
cation to overcome rough,
chapped lips. Colorless lipstick
can be bought at the beauty
factory. Used twice a day they
give smoothneSs to the surface
of the lips. Perfect coloring of
the lips depends upon good cir.
culation. Thick lips are the re-
suit of relaxation Of the muscles.
Women who have them should
become mouth conscious.
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What Do You
Know?
AnsDers to Todry'S Test
Questions On Editorial Page

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Clark. 3. Sisal. 4. Geodetic.
5. Monopoly. 6. ArgonautS. z.
Ethiopic. 8. Hay-Pauncefote
Treaty. 9. Birmingham, Ala
bama. 10. Jetty. II. A dread
or foreboding of evil or tanta-
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lection of old romances and
tales, mostly Roman, used as
a Storehouse Of material by
Shakespeare, Spenser, etc. 13.
Through Hoosac Mountain in
Green Mountains of MasSachu-
sets, five miles long. II. Treat
ment of disease by means of
natural or artificial light rays.
is. What hath God wrought"
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CLARA [IMBALL YOUNG

beauty above ali. They know that
skin smoothly soft is always appealing.
"Several years ago I discovered that
regular care with LUX Toilet Soap would
keep my skin in wonderful condition,
and now that I have returned to the
screen, depend on this nice soap to
keep my skin youthfully fresh"
In Hollywood 9 out of 10 stars, like
this charming favorite, use this fragrant
white soap regularly! Surely your skin
should have this gentle care!
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Famous screen favorite says

Famous screen tavOrife says
no yOm0n need look her age
"T REALLY am SO years DID," says
! Clara Kimba1l Young, ''and I don't
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"The woman who knows how to keep
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can be charming at almost any age.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-19
pre- tn nasu prisoveGn opozdenost, ale vytrvaostou

pre- tn nau prislove6n opozdenost ale vytrvaosto
odhodlanostou zmozene
Iste uz mnohym naSim Pudom napadlo, ze nasa
skromnost utiahnutost, bojazlvost, ponizenost po
tlacenos nepochadza naSej natury ale nasho stavu
My SINE Mad arrow nenavide preto, ze su Mad armi,
ale preto, ze nase postavene byvalom Uhorsku boo
nzsie ako ich: oni vladli, my boil poddani Teraz
tiez stale ozyvame prot kvdam eske strany mas
pachanych. Nenavidme kazdeho, kto sa hore naSm
chrbtom skrabe kto ma mas bohane kto mas skov
ne vyuziva kto mas drzi udskom bezvedomi, ako ten
chrobak ktory bodnutim neusrt, ale len umrtv nervy
ineho chrobaka aby sa ma nom eho made molly krrt.
Nasa krivda bola e opravdova ale nasa obrana bola
falosna nanchodna. Kricali kr6ime proti bezpra
vu krvdeniu; nenavidme zavdime = ale len Cd ME
koko rokov chytame tel pravej zbrane skrabeme sa
my nahor preto ze nahor e nebezpecna, ze
eden mel srut do priepat davame det cvcit vo
sokych skolach, ably sa i'm zvote pahsie nahor slo
Nuz len dalej rodeia slovensk davajte svoje detky
ma vysoke Skoly, ably my Sovac boil SINE vrchu
nezostaval vzdy len ma tom spodku kde po mas kazdy
stupa kazdy Shape.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-19

ny, ably .sa k nam pripojily. 10
Steelton snad' zabudly ma Schodzu
a mesta neznam, preco nedosly.
Nase lansingvillske zeny hovoria,
ze ami do Ligy nepatria. Nuz We
ru Spolky by maly do Ligy pri-
sl1chat', ale co sa tyka vysivko-
vel vystavy, pre- til nemusi nikto
byt' clenom, lebo toto je praca
vsctkych mahoningskych Slova-
kov a Sloveniek "a narod. PRAY
da, ked' zvysok 70 Slovenskeho
Dna bol rozdany tym, co boil V
biede, to sa vtedy nepytalo, ci je
udom Llgy, ale dalo sa kazdemu
V nddzi postavenemu bez ohl l'adu
ci je V Lfge alebo ME. TAX kto
chce pracovat', je srdecne vitany
w ci je Lige alebo ME. TAX hol
sa sestry "a ocenenie prace slo'
venskej zeny. Buddca sch6dza
vyboru vfsivkovej vystavy a vse
tkych sestier, ktore sa to "a
ujimaj1, bude Ease v mojej do
macnosti, 1853 East Florida Ave.
v piatok, 26. jtna vecer. Prid'tt
sestry V najvacsom pocte' ukaz
me svetu, co slovenske zeny mozr
vykonat'.
ZnaGim sa SO srdecnym pozdra
vom do videnia nd budllce.
schodzi
| X Antonia Maruskin
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-19
YOUNGsTOWNCANIA BUDU
v ALBUME AM. SLOVAKOV

Vo stvrtok a piatok minuleho
tyzdila Dol tn medzi nami p. Karol
Belohlavek Pittsburghu, spray
ca-redaktor Album Amerl-
cktch SIovakov'', ktort ide Wy
dat Sdruzenie Slovenskych Novi-
narov. Ako nam p. Belohlavek
sdelil, jedenast' Sloyakoy sa prl-
hlasilo do Albumu a d'alsi sa pri,
hIasia neskorsie. ked pride sem
po druhv raz. Pana Belohlayeka
sprevadzal p. A. NJ. Palkovic, hi
spravca S. X. Sokolov. Prijati
boil vsade srdecne, "a co I'M P
Belohlayek vrele d akuje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-19

theirs a Campbell. Neviem, preco
z druhIch stran nedosly. Snad'
i'm to tn nebolo po ruke. No ale
iifam, ze sa al druhe ku nam pri-
poja, we'd to neni pochvala pre-
jednu, ale pre- narod. Je to praca,
ktOrG kladieme ma oltar naroda
a ktOrou vencime naSe slovenSke
zeny, lebo umenie rucnych prac
je mas zenskych radost' >nasou
pychou. A tn, ked' chceme GU
dim narodnostiam ukazat', re co
slovenske zeny znaju robit', to
by mala kazda slovenska zena s
nami spolupracovat'. Dnes zacat
vysivat' nemame uz casu. lebo
kazda 81 chce nieco zahradke
zrobit'. A potom terajsej dobe,
ked' je TAXA nezamestnanost', to
zena nemoze tax spolojne vysl-
vat. Ale ia verlm, re nase zeny
Youngstown, Campbell Stru-
Tiers majn hodne rucnych prac
a to cennych. Ba snad' name to-
no. re 81 ami sami neverime. Tedy
81 tomu takto porozumieme: Po-
zicajme tie vFsivky tomu vybo-
I'll Slovenskeho Dna, "a ktore yam
ruGia, ked' by to bolo al maj.
drahsie. CT M to mate 10 Sloven,
ska alebo ci ste to tn Wy zreblly
rozicajte ma t1to slovenskn w
stavu. Samo sebou sd roZumie, ze
| chceme mat tie najkrajsie kn
4 sky. Ma to byt' rozlicna rucn;
praca. Znam, niektore slovensk'
zeny, co robia krasne prikryyadl;
i (blankety) ma postel', i ttcl
by SINE mali mat paru.
/ Tie sestry, ktore SINE sd sisl.
ma minulej schodzi, kazda sl'hbi
4 la. he ma budncu schodzu done
. sic nejake husky. Ba uz mann z
knskoy, co nase zeny veru obdi
4 vovaly. Zrobily SINE 81 rozlicn
4 plany a cakame, al sa mas viace
lsljde. Tax proslm al ostatne ze
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-19
PRECEDENT HOOVER O BUDUCNOSl l.

Prezident Hoover NAL pondelok rec v Indiana
polls Ind ktorei sa dotknu buducnosti amerlckeho
naroda Tato rec povazovana e isty znak, ze bude
znovu kanddovat ma prezidentstvo ata boa tlacou
priaznive.
Prezident hovoril mnohych otazkach navaSsi
zauem vzbuda ia cast eho reel, ktora a tyka buduc
nosti naroda Cd zapocatia hospodarskej tesn 1922
Spolenych Statoch mnoho pise hovor tom, re
my nemame zadneho hospodarskeho panu ze vsetko ro
bime nazdarboh ze tato tieen e toho vysedkom po-
zadue sa daaky plan prace pokroku, aky maui Ku-
sku Prezident toto odpovedal:
"Mame mnohych obGanov, ktori nastoja tom, a
by SINE vypracoval plan pre- buduci WYNN Spoenych
Statov Pozaduju ably SINE no vypracoval hned teraz
Nazdavam sa tato planova idea nakazou hesla pat
rocneho planu, ktorym Rusko zapas, ably sa VykuPo
desatich rokov hladovania bedy.
'Som vstave navrhnut vim americky plan. My
panueme postarat' sa 20,o0O,000ve zvaeSene sa o.
byvatelstva buducich dvadsiatich rokoch Planueme
vybudovat pre- mich 100000 novych epsich donov'
tisice novvch este krach mestskCh budov tlsice to-
varn; zvacs kapactu nasich zeleznic; Prdat tls'ce
mill zemskych recnych cet; zavest 25 100000 kon-
skJch sill eektriny pestovat 20 percent Wac tarmar-
skych produktov.
"Planuieme zadovazit' move parky, skoly, koegla a
kostoy pre- tychto 2OOOOOO0 ludi. Panu ee wac 20
hoda pre- muzov zeny epse prileztosti pre- ich uzl-
vanie
ssPlanuieme nielen sa postarat' ceu tn novu gene
raciu ale vedeckymi vyskumami vynalezm zodVlhne
me meritko zita bezpeGnos zivota ceeho naroda Fla
nuee zabezpect vaGse rozpresrenie bohatstva, znen
senie chudoby velke snizene zoGne. A tento Plar
bude prevedeny len ked alej budeme davat anerl
ckenu rudu prileztost. Jeho mpuzlvna slla Je cha
raktere a duchu naSho ludu. Teto uz vykonaly VIA
dobra pre- 120 O0O 900 Pud nezl ktorykolve my ma
rod cele historic