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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-02
THOMAS Ease OsL sLOBoDENf

Toho tyzdna sudca Jewell O.
slobodil okresneho zalobcu Tho
masa obvinenia, xe mu pravotar
Shermer platil percentA : per-
centov, ktore Shermer dost&val 2
kolektovania startch dam. Ma
pojednavanf nebolo MIC dokAzane
AMI proti Thomasovi, ami proti
Shermerovi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-02
Pavel Macko,
Mchal Rataj a
Jan Sherfel.
YOUNGSTOWNSKY Y NEMOUI
PoDPoRUJUCI sPoLoK
TATRA.

Uradnici: Josef Martinko, predseda
'55 Carlton St. = Jozef Mudroh, pod
predseda, 53S 8. Ha1elwood Ave. -
stefan Novotnt, tctownfk, 4O4 Eas,
Myrtle Ave. - Andrej Adamko, po
kladnfk, 1884 Oak st. Martin Mu
'Ansky . Frantisek Hudik, dozoreoviA
Sch6dze vydrziavajd "a kaxd6 prvd
aedel'u v mesiaci skole sv. Cyrilla
J. M~thoda 2. hod. popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-02
CHCETE ZNAf, AKO sA ZAvA.
RA RoZIIGNA OvoCINA?

TAX potrebujete knizku "spra-
covanie ovocia Y dom&cnosti" =. v
teJto knizke najdete predpisy, a.
10 treba zavarit jahody, ribezle
maliny, atd'. Je nej pou6enie 0
robenf lekvaroy, d5elf, dzamov, "A.
ftov atd'. Cena $1.00. Dostat' =
redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-02

- Ked' mate rodinnh, spolko-
VII, klnbov1 alebo osadn1 uda-
lost, opiste to a zaslite uverej-
nit do tychto novin. Zpravy a
neobchodne dopisy uverejnujeme
zdarma.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-02
CHLAPEC ZABITY AUTOM

Nikolas Strineka, 9-rocny CHA
pee {. 314 Robinson Rd., Camp
bell, zabity boil autom, ktore ria
dill 17-rocny Martin Doris Colts
vile Rd. Dorisovo auto vlieklo
chlapceka ma 60 stop, kym no
Doris zastavil. Boil arestovany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-02

YOUNGEST. SLOW. NOVNY
Mozno dostat' Y drobnom odpre.
dali u p. j. Hudika, 1853 Poland
Ave-, p. Jana Franko ma lansing
vile a na stande pod mostom '
Campbell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-02
vzacna prasnica.

Cleon Anderson v State Utah
vlastni prasnicu, ktora behom %
mesiacov sa tri razy oprasila a
prasce vazily 9,545 funtov, v ce-
ne 31,097.18.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-02
HL'ADAME RODAKov.
+. T.. T. s.

LycHcJ IHlOTIHdcHeJ hdHceldrlc
ziada citatel 'ov tohoto casopisu,
ably laskave podali co by jake
kOl'vek informacie 0 nizSie uvede-
nych rodal<och. Svoje listy adre-
suite ma: Slovak Bureau, Foreign
Language Information Service,
222 Fourth Ave, New York City.
Bedek Andrej - ktory sa pri-
st'ahoval do Spoj. Statov pred 1s
rokmi a ktoreho ostatna znama
adresa bola: Box pa, Nanty Clio,
| Cambria Co., Pa.
Cigas Michal - mar. 9. okto-
bra 1902 Sobrancoch, gr. kato-
lik, ktoreho ostatna znama adre-
sa bola: 35 Niagara ST., Newark,
N. Y.
Cincara Milhal - mar. 1O.Inov.
1900 Spoi. Statoch, ma Sloven-
sku I'll dlhy cas- a ma tam !enu
al diet'a. DO spoj. statov sa vra-
til r. 1921.
Cvejlo Ivan - ktoreho ostatna
znama adresa bola: co Domestic
Coal Co., Fremont, w. Va.
Danis Augustin - mar. Hra-
bovom r. 1887, rim. katolik, kto-
reho adresa r. 1920 bola: P. O.
Box 1874, Donora, Washington
| Co., Pa.
Dropco Magdalena r. Kutt-
nerova, asi 5O-rocna, rim. kat, do
Ameriky sa prist'ahovala.r. 1911,
jej ostatna adresa bola: 1923
Doyle Ave-, Detroit, Mich.
! Gavala Michal - mar. pred 81
rokmi, pred 81 rokmi boil Nc
Keesport, Pa, a neskorsie sa zdr-
ziaval State Montana.
| Gerevics Ivan - ktoreho osta-
tina adresa bola: 23O9 - 10th Av.
Port Huron, Mich.
Gunar Juraj - ktory prisiel do
Ameriky po lodi lod'nej spoloS-
nosti North German Lloyd dina
20. marca 1905.
Gustafik Stefan - mar. r. 1880
v Pezinku Bratisl. zupe, zdrzia-
val sa " 524 Brook Ave-, New
York, N. Y. a 525 East 123rd St.,
New York: N. Y. Hradaju no v
zalezitosti pozostalosti.
Hadymas Michal - ktory sa
prist 'ahoval r. 1912 a ktoreho O.
statna adresa bola: Michal Hag
mas, Everson, Fayette Co., Pa.
Al Harasymov Jan - ktory sa pr
st'ahoval do Ameriky r. 1914.
Il Hrabeakova Eva - ktora sa
s prist 'ahovala do Spoj. Statov cez
: Hamburg v marci 1898,
II Hudak Jan Z Kladzan. kto.
!. ry sa prist'ahoval r. 1907 a zdr.
e ziaval sa svojho Gasu v statu II.
: linois.
!. Chal Mike - mar. 18. januara
D 1908 Kaskovciach, do Ameriky
: sa prist 'ahoval v decembri 1923
: | poslednn zpravu sebe podal r
1927 Mahanoy City, Pa.
Jambrich Martin - ktory So
prist'ahoval +. 1900 a ktoreho O.
statna adresa bola Box 1873, San
: duski, Mich.
y Junas Stefan - ktory sa naro
: dill r. 1880 a prist'ahoval sa rokr
J. 1914, jeho ostatna znama adress
0 bola: Steve Jnans, P. O. Box 218
0 Sharon, Pa.
Kabaczi Michal - mar. r. 1896
Iv Podmonastyre ma Podkarpat
skej Rusi, do spoj. Statov prisie
{ r. 1913, jeho adresa r. 1920 Dol,
P. O. Box 116, Homewood, Ra
. cine, Pa.
u 'Kasny Karol A., mar. dina 9
: dec. 1906, Dol namornikom a pf
sal pred niekol 'ko rokmi Liver
, poolu. Pred piatimi rokmi Dol ,
Los, Angeles, Cal,
Komjaty Mikulas ktoreho 0
!. statna znama adresa bola IA Cot
tage Place, Railway, N. j.
KnSfn1nfk Msoho1 49, ~ol
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-02
BANKA v NILES ZAVRETA

V Niles zavreta bola The Niles
Trust Co. nasledkom velkeho
vyberania vkladov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-02
VYDARENA SLAVNOST.
zIvENY.

oH'S "a uoil w IidGS, ANY olllc
nejakym ,sposobom oslavili 40
rocne jestvovanie nasej milej or
ganizacie Ziveny, nemyslely sme,
re takto bndeme obdarene naSa
praca zdarom korunovana. PRAY
da, nebyt' vsestrannej koopcra-
Gle, nebol by ten vysledok, co Dol,
preto srdeGne d'akujem same pr
We nasmu yelp. Rev. Begallovi "a
jeho pomoc vo vSetkom. Ked'
som chcela nejakn radu, nuz on
mi hned vvpomohol. Tiez d'aku-
jem mu "a to krasne privitanie
chrame bozom pocas slavnostnej
omsi, ktora bola slnzena "a IL
vych zomrelych ddov nasej mi
lei organizacie.
Dalej d'akujcm vSetkym Od-
boron Ziveny ma nasej okolici,
menovite sestram Odboru AS.
v Youngstown, Marii Vas6ak,
Marii Slifka, Marii Melek, Kata-
rine Sulik, Mari Muransky, Kri-
stine Bohac, Marii Bohac, Anne
Baluh, Anne Ehizmar a Marii
Janko; z Odboru "a. Julii Danko,
Katarine Oravec, Alzbete Babel,
Veronike Podracki, Marie Mix
Ter; Odboru 174. v Campbell:
Marii Koval, Anne Tresa, Zuzan-
| ne Kascak, Marii Huzicka z Od-
boru 1874. Marii Fialla; Odboru
17S Marii Leskovsky, Helene FL
licky, Julii Bobala, Marii Marko-
vic, Marii Jankovic, Marii Kim
ko, Anne Grancaj; Odboru 1S1.
Anne Murdzak, Katarine Thu
rik. Toto Dol slavnostny vvbor s
podpisanou, ktory 1cinkoval po-
cas- banketu. Tiez srdecna vd'aka
sle6nam, ktore obsluhova]y ho-
stow a to: Odboru "a. Athlete
Babel, Emme Repasky, Helene
Horvath; Odboru 46. Marii Ma
lackanic, Marii Bohac, Marii
Ruzbacky, Marii Janko, Veroni-
Ike Bohac, Anne Kravec, Marii
Delik, Frantiske Mixer; z Odbo-
ru ITS. Stefanii Krispinskej, He.
lene Filicky, Marie Markovic a
Marii Markovic. Vd'aka vsetkym
"a ich vern1 kooperaciu.
+ Osobitne ale d'akujem sestre
,Marii Slifkovej "a jej mile pre-.
kvapenie V nedel'u, den slav.
nosti. Ked' SINE sly do kostola
uz ma mas cakaly dve male diev,
catka velikym kosom kvetin
dar cd Cfsla 30 IKszJ., ktorehc
je sestra Slifkova predsedkynou
Potion mas, sprevadzaly do chra
mu bozieho in corpore. Verte, ze
to bola radost'. Take nieeo este
ddkyne ziveny ,nikde nedostaly
Teda este raz d'akujem z hlbir
mojho srdca sestre Slifkovej.
Tiez d'akujem vsetkym recni
kom, ktori recnili ma bankete a
povzbudzovali nase obecenstvo
aby sa drzalo svojich spolkov. A
prave tejto krizi mnohf a mno
hi odstupujh preto, ze nem6zr
platit'. Jeden mesiac vystipi 8
ma druhy uz je mrtvy. Potom je
no abo jej rodina nema ami len Z
eoho pohrabne trovy zaplatit
Preto ct. Slovaci a Slovenky ne
vystupuJte nerOvazne 20 SlOven
skych spolkov, ba ktori ste estt
; ME v Mich, vst1pte. Ze nasa ri
vena 81 dovol'uje zakladat' slo
vensko-americke odbory, to robi
me len preto, aby nasa mlada ge
neracia uznala, ze my, fch pred
kovia sme boli Slovaci preto j,
jej povinnost 'ou drzat' sa svoj
no naroda, hoe ii nevie uz dobr,
slovensky hovorit' Dnes uz mno
he z nasich detf nevedia sloven
sky hovorit'. Viem, ze mi odpo
viete,, ze ST, tQmu rodicia ma prf
cine. Veru, je hodne takych rodi
Gov, 60 sd ' kraji rodent a sam
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-02

Ct. citatepov 1ctive ziada-
me . doposlanie predplatnEho,
ked' i'm vyprM. s.9
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-02

me len preLO, any naSa mIada ge-
neracia uznala, ze my, fch pred
kovia sme boli S1ovaci a preto je
jej povinnost 'ou drzat' sa svoj-
no naroda, hoe j nevie uz dobre
slovensky hovorit'. Dnes uz mno-
he nasich detf nevedia sloven-
sky hovorit'. Viem, ze mi odpo-
viete, ze sd tomu rodicia ma prf-
cine. Veru, je hodne takych rodi-
Gov, Co sd ' kraji- rodent a sami
dobre anglicky nevedia a id'te do
fch domacnosti, tam sa len po
anglicky ,recuje. Taxi rodicia sti
svojim det'om ma skodu. Ma dru-
hej strane vezmite rodicov, Go s1
az tn rodent fch deti vedia pek-
ne pc slovensky. Teda nasa live
ma snaz1 sa zachovat' narodu i
tie deti, ktore uz slovensky ne
znajd q dovol 'uje i'm slovensko-
americke odbory, ktore s1 vede-
ne po americky, moderne pred
So deti sd medzi nami, neutekaj6
do cudzich spolkov.
PRIV neS skoncfm, muslin sa po-
d'akovat' al clevelandsksmu cd
born Blossom, ze ' tax peknom
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-25

pressure it not necessarily a condition
to be directly combated. In the pre-
sence of certain diseases It may even
be your friend. A search should be
made for the cause of this symptom
for high blood-pressure may be re-
garded as a symptom-and an effort
made to remedy the cause, not the
symptom.
The result of a blood-pressure deter
mination is of no practical value to
you unless it is considered in relation
to the general condition of your
system as determined by a complete
physical examination.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-25
HE'LL BE THERE

Pretty shop girl-"Could I inter-
est you in a bathing costume, sir?''
Mr.. Gray-'You certainly could,
baby, but my wife is oyer there at the
next counter. What about meeting me
at the beach Sunday?"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-25

minutes. Dissolve cornstarch in re-
manning water, IA cup; add to cram
berries and cook all together until it
is clear. Add grated c%ocoanut, stir we'll
and take from fire. Line a pie pan
with pastry. Pour in mixture. Bake in
slow oven about IL hour. Then top
with meringue made of 2 egg whites
and 2 tablespoons sugar and bake
in a slow oven for another half hour.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-25
Road @M<:s%ssst1
E9EBetteI1Ssy
.5NHealth@zi
HIGH
By DR.. WILLIAM J. SCHOLES

The normal average systolic blood
pressure for a man 20 years old is
about 12Omm. of mercury. A rough
estimation of the average normal
pressure for ages above 20 may be
obtained by adding mt poin: for each
additional two years of age.
Variations from the average oc-
cur even in health. Emotions, exercise
and eating aus a temporary eleva-
ton. The blood-pressure normally rises
as one grows older. This seems to be
a wise provision on the part ~ nature
to counterbalance certain chances In
the system which occur with advanc-
inc age. Among the most important of
these changes is a gradual hardening
of the arteries which results in an
increased resistance to the flow of
blood.
INCREASED PRESSURE
Diseases of the heart, arteries and
kidneys are often accompanied by an
increased blood-pressure. This often
seems to be one of natures methods
of overcoming certain unfavorable
effects of the disease. The seriousness
of ones condition is much more likely
to depend upon the amount of disease
change in the arteries, kidneys or
heart than upon the heightened blood
pressure. In fact, up to a certain place
the increased blood-pressure may be
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-25
BY BETTY WEBSTER
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Winter WINDOW Boxes


Window boxes are generally sighted
at winter time. Of course, nothing
can replace the beauty of summer
flowers and vines, but on the other
hand there is nothing much prettier
than green and white. And this is
what l would suggest for winter win
dow boxes.
Green in the box against a white
background of snow. Little Evergreen
trees are adorable, and any hardy
greens which are obtainable are al
ways pretty.
English Ivy stays green even in the
severest weather. The violet plants are
a nice addition, as their leaves remain
green all during the winter months.
COOKING HINTS
Apple Rings
Apples.
10 or IS cents worth of cinnamon
drops.
IL cup of sugar.
\ cup wafer
Method: Core and peel apples, cut
in 1-4-inch slices. Make a syrup in the
frying pan of cinnamon drops, sugar
and water. Cook the apple rings in
this syrup; haste them often: cook
until rings are red and tender, but not
too soft.
These make a tasty and pretty plat
ter trim; they may be served either
hot or cold.
Chocolate Opera Fudge
Stays Creamy A Long While
3 cups granulated sugar.
4 heaping tablespoons cocoa.
l cup of water.
Little salt.
1 heaping tablespoon butter.
heaping tablespoon vanilla.
Method: Cook sugar, cocoa, salt anc
water together until it forms a soft
ball in cold water. Take from fire, add
butter and vanilla. Do not stir; set
away until cold. When cool take knife
or strong spoon and stir until able to
take in hands. Then knead until
creamy. Put on buttered platter and
pat into 1-2-inch thickness. Cut in
small cubes.
Browm Sugar Fudge
; cups brown sugar. y
1 cup milk.
Butter, size of an egg.
Little salt.
Method: Cook all together until it
forms a soft ball in cold water. Beat
until thick and creamy; if uts or
cocoanut are added, put themin just
before turning out on platter. Pour
on buttered platter, and cut in squar-
BAKING HINTS
Winter Cake
l IA cups of sugar.
1 cup shortening.
l teaspoon cinnamon.
IL teaspoon allspice.
IL teaspoon cloves.
l teaspoon mace.
IL cup coffee.
2 cups flour (sifted).
4 eggs-unbeaten.
2 cups raisins.
IL cup dried ~apricots.
"a cup candied cherries.
1 cup candied pineapple.
"a cup candied citron.
cup currants.
IA cup candied lemon peel.
Method: Cream the butter and
sugar together; add eggs, then fruit
and coffee; add flour and other ingred-
tents. Beat we'll. Line a loaf pan with
brown paper and bake ; hours. By
steaming 4 hours it is good used as
a pudding.
Cranberry and Cocoanut Pie
2 cups cranberries.
cup sugar.
l cup water.
1 tablespoon cornstarch.
IL cup grated cocoanut.
Method: Cook cranberries, sugar.
and "a cup water together for $
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-25

Children increase the cares of life;
but they mitigate the remembrance
of death.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-25

While blood-pressure determine
lions are a very important nart of a
medical examination, it is important
to remember that an increased blood
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-25
-Mnts the


absolutely essential to the well-being
of the victims of diseases of this class.
A SYMPTOM
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-25

When you take Bayer Aspirin
you are sure of two things. It's sure
relief, and it's harmless. Those
tablets with the Bayer ros do not
hurt the heart. Take them when
ever YOU suffer from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-15

must buy a good icebox should not look
upon 1t as a luxury, however, but as q
means Of definitely saving money, since
II saves food.
Milk and cream may be kept a week
without souring If the refrigerator
Is always at a temperature that pre-
With proper storage facilities there is no
need to limit the menus to easily kept
foods, so 1t Is possible to plan meals
three or four days, or even a week,
ahead-always a saving. Food may be
cooked a day or so ahead with no fear
OF its spelling, and left-overs may be
counted upon to be practically as fresh
several days hence as on the day Of
their first appearance.
II one has an automatic refrigerator,
there are, of course, additional saw
ings. One outstanding economy is the
possibility of keeping ice cream. It may
be bought or made at any hour of the
day and kept IN the freezing unit until
time 10 serve 1t, at which time IL will
be found attractive and Of just the
proper consistency.
There are 50 many rnouSSes. parfaitS
salads, ices Sherbets that may be made
In the automatic refrigerator that am
tempted 70 give YOU two which think
are especially delicious:
Lime Sherbet thirds cupful
sugar, two cupfuls water, half cupful
lime juice, green color paste, whites Of
two eggs and one-Sixteenth teaspoonful
salt. Boil sugar and water together
slowly for 10 minutes. Add to strained
lime juice. Cool. Add enough green
color paste 70 give 9 delicate shade Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-15
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
Villa Girl Be Happier With People More Socially
Prominent Than She 10 or With
Her Old Crowd?

OEAR MISS am girl not vute in
girls R TSo have have S Eo V T School q but s h
people Socially
These weah than have beautiful
11s dress much bs and enjoy s0e Po ecaS s q have S po
who introduced to them the first place cannot help feeling
certainly enjoy popularity with them that
striving for something that seems above me- should Be
oS nn not on S to remain 5 WITH S o %
ne9 so 01 4n s 0ne na9q n ss Pc m % @ meet
that the queeres ambition
he TS the es many b p S h1 70 spO the Pe0p
mania running after people who snub them
H3n insults and RGmaton in orG to get asked to places Snd
grcyeg before the who wealthy of higher
@ snd strain fna dc ng Ihs money % h e m and Kicks
evidently
Sd To an on weye a m est5 Sw ha y there
permitted society womans gambling debts contribute
Practically
book route the quickest and surest get under the right awnings
against in
good Glib line and well cut evening ni6 heels
ny @ u T sT R % BY G bes@x nd dancing are es6y 5
husbands to make either the mothers or the girls oesI6us Of having
attractive she the less they welcome their door
suggest fairy prince every young
Charming bank sias a tales very seldom come
true In real NE While rich young men may play around with pretty
their possibility heavily
among you
ropes ihnousines age while
oneV VINO TO n tS pHs vines s gge%sn ring to get
nearly always " 'A -
going people better of
than that it bad the
imported your looks ike ash osn BesGs
you
than have. il DOROTHY
Copyr gh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-15
Everyday Psychology
BIZ DIR. JESSE W. sPRowLs.
Genius.

Genius.
GeniuSes of all ages have been puzzles
for the masses. Some have been called
queer, and not a few semi-popular writ
ers have tried to establish the theory
that all geniuses are or may become
insane. There is little or no truth in
this theory. Geniuses appear queer
merely because they spend their time
at work.
Mozart, the great musician, applied
himself completely to everything he did.
Even when learning his arithmetic as a
child, he covered the chairs, walls and
floors of his home with figures. New
ton, upon being asked how he made his
discoveries, said, by continuously
thinking CT them Swammerdam, the
Dutch physician, worked for six years
on the anatomy of the frog The great
his desk. In his own words, genius is
nothing but much patience"
In addition to long patience and
hard work, there is another factor, the
tremendous tendency for thinkers to do
their work at what are apparently odd
times" But 1t is only apparently. So
far as geniuses have let us in on the
secret of their success, it appears that
their thoughts must bake" long time
before they are ready to take concrete
form. Newton's statement comes pretty
close to being a disclosure OF the es-
sence of this kind Of thinking ncon-
scious cerebration." 1t appears that
thoughts must have time to get to-
gether or integrate. Something new
grows out of their combination.
tCopyright, 1917
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-15
Hair Styles With Latest Hats
BIZ MARY MARSHALL.

Don't be discouraged about the new
hats. They really are most becoming
II you Just choose the right model
ana know how TO wear IL. In the first
place your hair should be arranged
with the hat in mind and. as all these
new hats dip down definitely on the
right side and show considerable hair
at the left side, you viii want to take
particular pains to have your hair
smooth and secure at the left side. II
you part your hair on one side &c Is
best to make It the right side, unless
your hair is very thick, 30 as TO have
. generous supply ut the exposed side.
Usually the hair Is arranged in soft
waves over the left ear. The effect
Is best when the ears are covered all
but the tip Of the lobe and, while
there may be soft cIlrls extending q
little over the cheek and brow, there
must be no loose strands or loops any
where. Possibly you may md 1t
necessary to wear n net TO keep your
hair in position, or you may follow
the French fashion and wear q little
veil over your hair beneath the hat.
But the new way Of wearing the veil
Is not down over the forehead at the
front, but over the hair at the left
side.
We are all 30 used to wearing hats
that stay in place. despite windy
dimculty In keeping these smaller hats
in place. But don't be discouraged
Hatpins have been revived in France
for this purpoSe-short ornamental
pins that are thrust through the brim
toward the back. Then there is the
hat with the side bandeau originated
by Agnes OF Paris. This forms a loop
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OF age carefully strained, Of course.
On such diet as this he not only re-
ceiveS those all-important Yitamins and
mineral matter, but he learns to know.
and like the taste Of vegetables. II IL
an easy matter to extend his taste for
vegetables as he grows older. In fact,
he should be quite q cosmopolitan In
his food habits by the time he reaches
school age.
Vegetable pies or escalloped dishes
are delicious as the main course for
dinner on hot Summer days. Try them
in place of meat dish occasionally .
your family will like them.
Here Is a recipe that will prove dele
cious as a main dish:
One pint cooked potatoes, one tea
spoonful salt, one-fourth teaspoonful
pepper, two tablespoonfuls sliced onion,
two tablespoonfuls fat, two cupfuls me
dunn white sauce, one cupful cooked
peas, one-haH cupful cooked carrots,
one-half cupful green pepper, one-hah
cupful grated cheese. Cook the raw
sliced onion In the fat, add the pota-
toes (diced), and cook the two together
one minute. Then combine all the veg
etableS and white sauce. Pour into q
creased casserole, in alternate laye4
with the grated cheese. Garnish with
cracker crumbs on top of the cheese.
Bake for 10 minutes in q hot oven
$500 degrees Fahrenheit).