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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
A kiiligyminiszterium n1unkak0re

AIT ellen0rzi, hogy, az illet0 poll
gar megszabott idon beliil visz-
szater-e hazajaba ,vagy feleskii-
szik-e idegen' kormanynak. A je.
lenlegi t0rvenyek ertelmeben
honositott polgar elveszti allan
polgari jogait, ha elobbeni haza-
iaban ket evnel huzamosabb ide-
ig, vagy mas idegen allamban 5
evnel huzamosabb ideig tartozko-
dix. A Kiligyi Hivatalhoz tarto-
xix ezen torveny vegrehajtasa.
I J6l tudjuk, hogy az amerikai
t6ke ugysz6lvan az egesz civili-
zalt vilag minden sarkaban gy0.
keret vert, eppen exert az ameri-
kai kormany Kuliigyi Hivatalt
,ezen Observation-Disclosures vedo an
gyalanak is SANTA. Hogy ez az
erdekeltseg mily hatalmas 0ssze-
geket tesz XII, abb6l is lathatjuk,
hogy 1931-ben, amikor a depresz-
szi6 javaban dult es az amerikai
export 50 szazal4kkal esett, ak
kor $2,424, 600, 900 ertekii arucik-
keket szallitottak Eur6paba.
Ezenkiviil. Is billi6 amerikai dol
lar van kilf0ld0n befektetve, -
mem is sz6lva egyeb kombinalt
erdekeltsegekrol.
A bevandorlasi ugyek fokent a
Munkaiigyi Miniszteriumhoz tar
toznak, mindamellett a State De-
partmentnek is erdekeltsege van,
amennyiben a bevandorlasi vizu-
mokat kiilf0ld0n szekeH ameri-
kai konzulok intezik.
-
Az Egyesiilt Allamoknak 50
k0vete as t0bb szaz konzula es al.
k0nzula van kiilf6ld0n. Minden
k0vet alland6 tavirati- rintkezest
tart. fem a. Kiiiiigyi Hivatalial.
.Fontosabb kllf0ldi esemenyeket
10 k1vetek azonnal ismertetnek a
washingtoni Kiilugyi Hivatallal,
Eamely q legt0bb esetben pereeken
Ebeliil .tpdolnast szerez "a kiilf0ldi
esemenyekr0l.
A Kiiiiigyi Hivatal problemai a
Ihaboru 6ta rendkiviili mertekben
Emegszaporodtak. Kdl6noskep sok
sfejt6rest okoz az llamad6ssagok
'rendezesenek k6rdese: Egy mask
igen fontos probIema, amely q
State Department munkak0renek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20

Mert meg mindig vannak szil5k,.
akik megertik, hogy, csak rgy IL.
het lelki aratas gyermekeik sle-
t6ben, ha k0D0nyoss6gb5l vagy
barmilyen mas okb6l nem hany3-
goljak el a magvetes munkajat.
Hjusagunk enekkar csoportja k6t
reszletben kesziil. A fiuk enekka-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20

Sikeriilt ebed. Ha figyelelnbe
;vesszik a nehez viszonyokat es.
AIT, hogy ujjitas vacsora helyett
ebadet kesziteni d nagyk0z0nseg
.r6sz6re, AIT mondhatjuk, hogy
multi vasarnapi ebed sikeriilt.
Macy also termiink kenyelmesen
.megtelt, kitun6en keszitett ebed
mellett kellemesen t0lt0tt nehany
6rat vendegsereg. Az elkeszitett
,borjut Demany Istvan prezsbite-
rink adta, Tomory Arpadne, XII
rally Istvanne, Epler Janosne,
Bondor Istvanne, Barta Istvan-
ne, Horvath J6zsefne, ozv. Var
ga Istvanne, Csatlos Gasparne,
Rati Janosne, Papay' Laszl6ne es
HDemeny Istvanne izletes elkeszi-
Ftettek, a Napsugar Egyesilet le-
anyai felszolgaltak, j6szivii asz-
szonyaink minden sziikseges dol
got, mint siitemenyeket, savanyu
sagot, kenyeret stb.. osszeajande-
koztak. Egy tizenhet fontos libat
adOtt kisOrsOlasra Geese JanOS
prezsbiter testv6rink Campbell
b6l. A j0vedelem $3O.15. Megpr6-
|baljuk maskor is, tudjuk a JOSH
vii testverek partolasa mem ma
rad ell. Al munkalkod6knak es az
adakoz6knak k0sz0net,> a vende-
geknek pedig AIT mondjuk, hogy
az eb6d valljek egaszsegiikre.
K6relem. Tagjaink k0zott van
max olyanok, akik ha aldozatot is
jelent resziikre, az egyhazfentar-
tasahoz jarulhatnanak tagsagi
d1aik fizeteseve1 es adomanyaik-
kal. Templomunk bejaratanal XII
fiiggesztettik tagjaink nevsorat,
.adomanyaik es .tagsagi diiaik be-
fizetett 0sszegeinek feltGntetese-
vel. K6rjiik nezzek meg. S.aki te-
heti, tegyen eleget tagsagi- k0ter
lezetts6genek.
MMnlF&bAn, "Nem, beszsdben al
az Istenpek, opszaga''. Eat tudjak
,egyhazunk kiil0nb0z6 csoportjai,
'azert do1goznak is. Lelki eletiiket
gazdagit6, bibliai ismeretiiket
gyarapit6 vallasos osszejovetele-
ket tarta4ak ifiaink minden, va
sarnap este. Eel 8 oral kezdettel.
Vasarnapi iskolapk mpden va
sarnap -delel6tt q lelkesz syszetese
mellett rendesen munkalkodik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. az
amerikai kormany legfontosabb
szervenek tekintik. A Secretary
of State" az eln0ki kabinet leg
fontosabb tagja es az 3 munka-
k0rebe tartoznak: kiiliigyek, kon-
zuli hivatalok es mindennemu
diplomaciai ugyek lebonyolitasa.
Tulajdonkeppen minisztereln0k-
mex tekintik, S q az eln0k legk0.
zelebbi tanacsadoja. Ha ugy az
eEn0k, mint az aleln0k meghal-
nanak, vagy eltavolitanak 0ket
hivatalukb6l, ugy kiilugymi-
niszter foglalna ell az eln0ki SEE
ket. Az els6 kiiligyminiszter !:
Thomas jefferson csak 4 hivatal-
nokkal, egy tolmaccsal es egy
irodai fot6val vegezte munkajat.
Ebben az id6ben az Egyesiilt AL
lamoknak csak harom kiilfoldi
kepvise]0je es .tizenhat konzulja
volt. Jefferson allamtitkarsaga
alatt a kiliigyi hivatal 0sszkia-
dasa k0riilbeliil $8OOO-t tett XII.
Jelenleg k0riilbeliil 700 hiva-
talnok dolgozik Kiliigyi Hiva-
talban. Az Egyesiilt Allamoknak
ezid0szerint so orszagban van
kepviselete k0riilbeliil TOO kon-
zuli tisztvisel6vel es 5000 alkal-
mazottal. A hivatal evi koltseg.
vetese k0rulbelul SIT ,WO,O
A Kiiligyi hivatal % osztalyra
van felosztva. Eek koziil 6 geo.
grafiai megjel0lest nyer. Az osz-
talyok: Latin Amerika, Kozel-
Europa es Nyugat Europa. Ezen-
Kelet, Tayol-Kelet, Mexico, Kelet
kiuil van egy egyezmeny hivatal,
egy t0rtenelmi osztaly es egy osz-
taly,. amely a foly6 ugyeket tar
gyalja Is ezekr6l informal, stb.
Az atlag amerikai polgar csak
akkor keriil erintkezesbe . Kill.
iigyi Hivatallal, amikor kiilf0idi
utaz6sat akarja elintezni. lily ese-
tehben, az illet6nek erintkezesbe
kcll l6pnie a hivataI kil6nfsle
Passport (Utlevsl) osztalyaivaE
aluelyek szamtslan varosban meg
talalhat6k. A Htiiiigyi Hivatal
syente mintegy 2oOOoO utleyelet
ad Ii. A honositott polgsrck ese.
tsben, q Kiliigyi Hivataf csupan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20

Pittsburghh6l jelentik: = A
multi szomhat ton allott Bartha M.
J6zsef Verhovay Segely Egylet
volt k0zponti szamvev6je Buose
t6rvenyszeki bir6 elott, hogy meg
hallgassa az iteletet. Bartha ellen
28 vadat emelt a Grand Jury, de
eddig csakis a sikkasztasi vadat
targyaltak. A targyalas teljes be-
fejezese el3tt azonban biin6snek
vallotta magat az. 6sszes vadak-
ban, kiveve AIT. a vadat,. hogy
csekkeket hamisitott volna. Az
itelet kihirdetese el6tt Hoggerty
allamiigyesz t0bb kerdest int6-
zett Barthahoz, amelyek a vallo-
masban tartalmazott dolgokra
vonatkoztak.
Azutan varady Arpad vsdo
ugyved r6vid - kegyelmet ker6
-beszedet mondott. Kiemelte,
hogy vedence megtort Greg, sziv-
bajos ember, hat gyermek atyja.
Boose bir6, kepdesere Bartha
ait felelte, hogy 50 ewes.
Boose bir6 tovabba a k0vetke-
z0ket mondta: "You wrecked
your life". On romba d6nt6tte az
eletet. Megbisott tisztviseloje
volt Verhovay Egyletnek sze.
| geny emberek penzet sikkasztot-
ia Ell. Csaladjat sajnalom, de On
irant mem 6rzek reszv6tet. A six
kasztas biintetteert ket eyre ite.
lem ont, amely id6t Allegheny
megye bortoneben fogja eltdl-
teni. Ezenkiyiil szaz dollar penz-
! bIntetesre es az 0sszes k0ltsegek
megteritesere itelem.
"A bir6 azutan kijelentette, hogy
az itelet csakis a sikkasztas bin
tettere vonatkozik, a t0bhi va.
dakra nezve a bir6 AIT mondta.
hogy Bartha magayiseletet6l e.
att6l fiigg, hogy mennyit fog meg
teriteni az elsikkasztott 25,000
dollarbol. Ezekre nezve 3 evie
tartja fem. q bird tovabbi hata'
Irozatat.
a. szomoru jelenstnsl jelen vol
tax: Darag6 Jozsefr f6sln0k, BEN
oze Janos f6titkaB Varga Mihaly
f6penktamok, RevssE Kalman f6'
szamvev6, t6bb magyar 6rdeklS'
do es magyar laptnd6sit6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20

ra. szerd&n este, Z s6Fai, kdsdettsl,
q vegyes enekkar ISL EEL nyolc
6rai kezdettel. "Jezus pedig no.
vekedett testben Is lelekbep" oil
vassak a Bibliab6l. 1fjaink y fon
tosnak tartjak az eges1seges $50
rak6zassal faro testi novekedest.
9tFolyt. q fix oldalpn)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
SCENT BRZSkRBT
MAGYAR kRVAHAZ

Remeljuk, hogy lehetseges lesz
a k0zel j6voben az uj arvahaznak
a kepet Magyar.Amerika j6aka-
ratu nyilvanossaga ele hozni. Az
epiilet egy tiszta teglab6l k6sziilt, !
eredetileg ket csalados haz volt,
amely Detroitnak magyar >negye-
deben, az u. n. Delray varosresz-
ben, ep r6mai katholikus hit
kozsegnek iskolajaNal szemhen
fekszik. Az amerikai katholikus
magyarsagnak f6kep az utobbi
par esztendaben syakran tar
gyalt 6haja volt az arvahaz, mely
irant a j6indulat felreismerhetet-
leniil megvan a testiiletek es az
egyeseknek lelkeben. A gyakor-
lati kivitel k0ril kiif0nfele lehe-
t6segek merultek fol. Ha peldaul
valahova egy farmara tettek vol
ma az arvahazat, neh6z 0sszegek-
mex el0teremtese Walt volna szuk-
segesse epitkezesi celokra. Az ar
vaknak iskolaztatasa es vallaser-
k0lcsi elete magaval hozta volna
tantermek es legalabb, egy ka-
polna epitesenek sziikseget. Vol
tax olyanok, Xix hang0ztattak is,
hogy 30-40,0O0 dollarnak befek
tetese nelkiil lehetetlen az ameri-
kai katholikus magyaroknak az
awahaz letesitasere gondolniok.
Pedig az Anyaszentegyhaz maga
is egy igenytelen kezdenek mus
tarmagjabM mott az iidv0ssegnek
az egesz vilagot bearnyekol6 fa-
java. Mindenesetre az intezme-
nyek letrehozasanal is j6 dolog,
ha a SERVES fejl6d6s t0rvenyeit
tekintetbe vessziik. Sok profile
manak megoldasar6l maga az
elet es annak sziiksegletei a meg.
felel6 id0ben g0ndoskodnak
Egy szereny kezdetnek egysze-
risegevel es sok-sok joindulattal
Detroit odaall az amerikai ma
gyarsagnak immar sok es nagy
Standardization atment nyilva-
nossaga ele es celkitiizesenek
|megfeleloen SIT. Erzsebet Ma
gyar Arvahazat k0znek szolga-
lataba allitja. Az arvahaz k0zel
van a templomhoz, iskolahoz, jat
sz6terhez. Egy masfel milli6s va
rosnak lehet6s6gei rendelkeze.
SunKre aIInak aKkOr, amlkOr az
arvak kin6ttek intezmenyunknek
ved6szarnyai al6l es toyabbi me-
lveltet6siikr6l avagy eletsorsukNl
gondoskodnunk kell. lit van to-
vabba egy az amerikai katholikua
magyarsagot 6szinten szeret6 e
laz 6haaavali rNkonszenysz1 anne
rikai megy6s pilsp6knek nagy j6,
lindulata, Minden tulzas n6lkiil
allitjuk, hogy az aryahaxat- sehol
Imasutt' mem. lehetett volna a mai
|'neh6z helyAet adattsagainak job
Iban naegfelel6 k0riilm6nyak kii-
.z0tt 6letrs. ltivni!
| Mar jayaban folynak az arva,
hazi epiiletben az atalakitasi nun
kalatok, mar q berendezesr6l il
gondoskodnunk kell. Macy silk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-13
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

easily should not only receive the pro-
tective treatment outlined above, but In
addition bleaching pack may be used
semi-weekly. The following will be
found beneficial: Two ounces Fullers'
earth, one ounce carbonate Of mag
nesia. ten drops simple tincture of
benzoin: sufficient rosewater, witch
hazel or orange flower water to make q
smooth paste. Apply to the skin after
cleansing with cold cream or cleansing
oil and then steaming with hot towels
Leave 1t on the skin until dry and re-
move with tepid towels. Blot the skin
dry. Apply soothing skin lotion and
allow it to dry on the skin
When the freckling is slight II may
be lightened by the use of buttermilk.
lemon juice and rosewater. When the
skin is red and burned it may be
soothed by an application Of the fol-
lowing lotion: Two ounces lime water,
two ounces linseed oil and one ounce
liquid paraffln. Shake we'll Apply at
bedtime and leave 1t on the skin over
night
Although freckles are not in all cases
a disf1guration. many girls and women
are greatly annoyed by them. Drastic
bleaching methods, however, should be
avoided. as they may injure the skin and
cause permanent ugly scars. So-called
skin peels are not advisable, as they are
apt to leave the skin sensitive and open
to deeper freckles. A mild freckle
lotion that may be used daily is made
Of the following ingredients: One ounce
OF fresh peroxide Of hydrogen 90 vols i,
one ounce cologne water or alcohol one
ounce glycerin and four ounces rose
water or orange flower water Shake
well and apply to the parts affected and
allow it to dry on the skin. Dust with
boric acid powder or talcum powder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-13
||DorothyDix.
Poverty
Strdn0les
Ambitions
Child
Marriage
Tragedies

marriage a tragical thing We al about that
terribly excited and indignant over when We rssd about in
stop it. We don't get ought up over s Wa happens our
heart-breakng they in India.
who live where Do got married
He was Is She H. He ap week and had an invalid
thought themselves terribly
married They rented bought few sticks Of furniture
the instament plan edge Of dthey
themselves the impossible task Of trying
for the roo Tao doars %eek dom.
mother That left only 81 week for food and clothes and light
medicine and all the little necessities Of life
man Two collars week for mohe dollars for tood
clothes and light and carfare and
always hungry Never enough to eat Their poor thin
rags ground There
with anxiety The
future them bleak road Of black despair
THEY know how to solve
problems Their shoulders
their troubles that thew could through
little kid the little kid wife their around
little mirror had bought Shoot
loved well for that
sent bullet crashing through his own brain HIS arm fell away from his
pu Of the
who killed himself because he married too before he ready
child they
to day in the letters OF unhappy and women
SOMETIMES a
~ at 20 old with three or four children
bitterly dissatisfied life resentful OF the
brought herself.
long passing nauaton
love the real thing SKINNED milk
in the knowing that they both
mated and that they doomed with lifetime Of loneliness
unhappness for the mistake they committed their childhood
is
corpse you only they meet
when 1t too late the destined for their
tragic thing these child What going
~ - 1N'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-13

and more susceptibility to infections
That Is because most children are al
lowed to run loose all through the
Summer.
Nancy talked it over with her young
niece Joan. III need some help this
Summer with baby Susan getting so
active and Peter running all over the
place You do SO many things nicely
that I'm tempted to ask you to do too
much, so suppose you tell me what you
would like best to do and then we will
plan around that"
Joan rose to the bait May I feed
Susan sometimes this Summer and
take her for rides in her pram? And
may set the table? 1 like to make 1t
look pretty. I suppose I might help
you wipe dishes, too mightn't -"
1t was agreed that Joan would wipe
the breakfast dishes, set the table for
the evening meal and occasionally run
errands. These she was to do on a pay
basis, but the dish wiping and table
setting were her share in the family
work and for those she was to receive
no pay.
The plan worked Joan had picked
out what she liked to do, and Nancy
had chosen occasions for those duties
which did not conflict with play time
Tomorrow Nancy Page will present
another Of her beautiful quilt patterns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-13

partners. The hostess now supplies
squares of cloth and tells the company
that the men are to select the pieces
OF cloth from a rag bag, while the
women put them together to form a
patchwork square for quilt. Needles,
thread and scissors are on a table. The
work starts at the signal of whistle
and ends with it. The squares can be
crazy patchwork or any design the
woman chooses to make. A prize of a
patchwork holder goes to each partner
making the best patchwork square.
Paper and pencils are again passed
and each person is asked to make as
many words as possible from "conserva-
ton" following rules now given. The
hostess says pencils up" and gives the
letter &C" AS soon as the letter is
given each person can begin to write
until the whistle again sounds, when
the hostess again says pencils UP" and
gives the letter o." and so through
each letter in the word. But two min
utes at most is allowed for each letter
No word counts which has any letter In
it not found in the word conservation
The lists are read in turn, each person
crossing off the words he has read. The
person having the most words is
awarded box of Anagram letters. As
it is possible to get these Anagram
games from a dime up, the prize Is a
thrifty one.
(Copyripht lq32)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-13
N A T u r E. S
C. H IL d r E N
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
BLACK WALNUT
(Juglane nigra).
black walnut helped us to win
the war! It was used exclusive
ly for gun stocks, airplane pre-
II nellerc and Steariao Mheels for

TINE black walnut helped us to win
the war! It was used exclusive
ly for gun stocks, airplane pre-
i pellers and steering wheels for
trucks and automobiles. The
nut shells were used in the manufacture
of carbon for gas masks and the green
hulls for the juice which stains so
beautifully and lasts so long.
Because 1t served so well during the
war it has been planted as memorial
tree in honor to those who lost their
lives through this great conflict.
The early American settlers found
this hardwood of inestimable value for
building purposes, furniture. fence
posts and gates, to say nothing Of the
great beams, molding and trim for in
terror decoration. Today, pianos, organs,
sewing machine frames, tables and
caskets are made from this enduring
wood
Living to a ripe old age, majestic in
form and returning to its owner a
yearly crop of edible nuts and fine
shade. 1t resists insect pests, moisture
ard fungi. Along avenues and on
lawns it makes a most desirable shade
tree and IS very ornamental.
Today in the country black walnut
trees may be seen standing in all their
grandeur beside a house. barn or
blacksmith shop of days gone by.
In unused waste" lands this would
be a most profitable tree to plant 1t
has a range over the greater portion
of the eastern half of the United
States. The trees attain their greatest
size in protected valleys and rich coves.
The soil best suited for its growth is
fertile clay. or sandy loan soils under
laid by clay subSoilS
Scouts, both boys and girls, are lend
ing most valuable aid in gathering
thousands Of bushels Of nuts and help
ing distribute and plant them They are
stored over Winter in ground caves or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-13

soil pits dug for the special purpose Of
preventing the kernels from drying out
and to avoid too early termination
Nuts may be planted as soon as they are
ripe, Or in the Winter or Spring After
the nut sprouts, it grows about four
feet a year and can be transplanted.
Vice President Curtis took four boys
in his own car down to Mount Vernon,
where they were joined by many other
Scouts and bushels of walnuts gathered
from under the famous black walnut
tree on the slopes OF the lawn. These nuts
we're sent to the different State capt.
tails, where ceremonies were held and
the nut planted in memory Of our first
President. Thousands and thousands
of people are attending these services.
To the Greeks and Romans this tree
is Q symbol of luck. and bridal couple
have them scattered about them as we
throw rice today. The Crusaders
brought the nut to England and here
it was given the name of Walsh nut"
meaning stranger, later it was called
walnut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-13
NANCY PAGE
All Play and No Work
Makes Joan Unhappy.

BY FLORENCE LA GANKK.

Vacation time for children needs di-
rection just as much as a routine school
dear child play all she wants. She has
to follow rules all year, and goodness
knows there are enough years ahead of
her when she cannot do as she pleases.
While she's young let her 90. She'll
never be so carefree again" Seemingly
that's a praiseworthy motive, but it's
not wise one. Every human being Is
happier when there are regular duties
that come in the course Of the day.
A child need not be driven all day
long by tasks, but he should have few,
and those few should be fulfilled exact
ly day In and day out.
Teachers find that children come
back to school after vacation with fraz-
Fled nerves, less pounds on their frame
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-13
LITTLE BENNY
By Leg PAPK.

The front OF Lucky Leroy Shooster's
mouse Is being painted in different
spots, and this afternoon a long ladder
was leening against it and a painter in
white overalls was up there painting
and me and Leroy and Shortly Judge
was standing there watching him. me
saying, I wouldent advice ANYBODY to
Wawk under that ladder, that's the
most unluckieSt thing you want to be
careful to never do.
You don't catch me wawkinQ Under
any ladders. 1 got too much respect for
my Meth, Shorty Judge said If any
Dooy wawked under that ladder now.
the Whole house would be libel to fall
down on them, or at least the whole
painter, he said.
IT don't apply to me, Leroy Shooster
said, and l said, Why don't it? and he
said, Because I'm. lust naturellv hIckv
and 1 bet it would take more than a
LADDER to make me unlucky. Watch
me, mere I 60 under it rite now, he
said.
Wich he did, sticking his hands in
ms pockit and wawking rite under the
ladder and wiSseling like somebody
mat dldent give darn, and me and
SHORTY stood there holding our breths
ana wondering what was going to hap
pen to him.
WITCH nothing dident, not even a
orlck falling off of the roof and miss
ing MIN, and Leroy said, Well fellows,
mere l come back again.
And he started to wawk back under
1t again, and just then a drop Of red
paint licked off the painters brush
and hit Leroy on one side of the face.
making long red streek funny as any,
thing. me and Shorty saying. There
you are, see, something happened to
You after all, no matter who you are.
WITCH just then Mrs. Shooster came
out with her hat on. saying. Come on
Leroy it's getting late, o my goodness
look at your face, well I cant take time
70 walt till you wash it now, I'll hiatt
10 go without you. that's all.
WITCH she did, Leroy saying. Herrav
cheers, I hate to half to 20 to nv
ants house, every time I go there all
do is just sit in a chair and look
polite till everybody gets finished
tawking. Now who says / amt lucky?
he said.
The answer being nobody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-13

4 \ a motto to be printed in large
letters and hung in conspicu-
GUS place. A good game to start of
with is
Provide each person with a tally card
two of which have Identical numbers
Match numbers for partners. Eacf,
person is to write down on a slip OF
paper the most uses to which news
papers can be put aside from their reg
ular purpose. Partners work together
A whistle sounds for the beginning OF
the contest just before which the host
ess tells what is to be done. At another
signal from the whistle, the pencils are
laid down. The persons whose cards
are numbered lone" read what they
have put down. and each person &C
cording to ascending numbers reads
extra uses not previously given. The
persons having the most uses are ac-
corded the thriftiest couple, and win
prizes.
The hostess says that in order to
cook the dinner she must have wood
and matches. She gives each person
a small paper bag, and asks the COM
pany to help her gather fagots. The
hunting party finds clothes pins hidden
in all sorts of places and one box of
safety matches. When the hostess sig
nals for the hunt to stop, each per-
son counts the contents Of his or her
bag. The one having the most is re-
warded with bunch Of wooden skewerS
cor wooden toothpicks) tied up with a
gay bit of ribbon, supposedly bunch
of fagots The one who finds the box
of matches is awarded four match
boxes, each covered with fancy paper
except where the matches are struck
Varnish the paper covers, and arrange
the boxes on a piece of cardboard. Tic
them to 1t with ribbon.
The hostess now has the men draw
from one and the women from another
basket Of matching scraps of cloth.
Those getting textiles which match are