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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-09-29
PLANS FOR S-COUNTY FAIR
AT PITTSBURGH MATURING
Much Entertainment is Being
Provided for Tablelanders Who
Visit City October Is, IA, Is
URGED TO SEND ENTRIES

Plans in Pittsburgh are rapidly
maturing for the eight-county Allie
gheny Tableland Fair which is being
sponsored by the Allegheny Table
land Council of the Chamber of Com
merce of Pittsburgh. The City coun-
Gil has authorized free parking on
city property for visitors from the
Tableland during the fair on October
IS, IA, and 10.
Those who have not secured copy
of the premium list should secure one
Immediately from the local county
agent, and should send their entry
blanks at once. Prizes are substan-
tial cash awards.
Plans for entertaining Tableland
visitors are being made at present,
and they will be announced daily at
1915 Eastern standard time, through
station KDXA, by H. w. CorrelE,
secretary of the Allegheny Tableland
Council.
Residents of the Tableland who
plan to visit Pittsburgh should note
that they are expected to go to the
Chamber of Commerce in Pittsburgh
and register. They will then be CIV
en- a badge to identify them as WISH
tors, and those with automobiles will
be given e-parking sticker for on
their windshields.
At the registration desk every
man, woman and child will be given
a souvenir to preserve in remem-
brance of the event, after which they
! will be directed to the exhibition at
Gimbel's store.
The committee on exhibits and as
sen1blies announces that awards will
be made before noon on the first day
of the fair, October 18th, and that
the names of winners probably will
re broadcast by radio that evening.
- At lunch in the Chamber of Com
merce at noon on October 18th, the
county agents from the Tableland
will be entertained, and the name of
the agent whose county has the best
exhibit will be announced. That
agent will be awarded valuable sill
yer cup.
Invitations have been sent to the
Hon. Howard M. Gore, Commissioner
of Agriculture of West Virginia, Dr.
R. A. Pearson, President of the Uni
versity of Maryland, and the Hon.
Joseph McSparron, Secretary of Ag-
riculture of Pennsylvania, to visit the
fair and attend the lunch on the
opening day.
During the afternoon of Thursday
October 18th, all visitors who wish
to go will be taken for an automobile
Concluded on Page Four)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-09-29

Mr.. Smith studied law in Texas
and at George Washington univer-
sity. He is author of Montgomery
county code of local laws, and has
practiced law in Rockville for some
time. He is a member of the Rock
vile Chamber of commerce, the Ma
sonic fraternity; founder of the
American Legion Post at Rockville,
and is active in the U. S. Marine
corps reserve.
He is also a member of the Rotary
club, Presbyterian church, and is in
interested in poultry farming as a
hobby. He was married in 1917 and
has two daughters and one son.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-09-29
Slightly Injured in Wreck

Mr.. S. M. Boliner and daughter,
Miss Boliner, and their chauffeur, of
Grafton, w. Va, were cut and bruised
Monday afternoon when the automo-
bile in which they were riding ran
off the road and turned over at the
Washington Spring turn on the Crel-
lin-Oakland highway. Miss Boliner
was the most seriously cut, her left
arm going through window as the
car upset.
They were given medical attention
by DR.. Broadwater and later drove
to their home in the wrecked machine.
Damage to the car was slight.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-09-29
To Hold Lutheran Conference
At Friendsville

The twenty-frst annual conference
of the Lutheran Synod of West Vir-
pinia will be held in Grace Lutheran
church, Friendsville, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, October and 3. Rev
A. B. Harper will be in charge.
Sessions will begin Tuesday even
ing when DR.. R. T. Vorberg, Keyser,
w. Va, president of conference, will
preach. The theme of the convention
is "The Church facing her present
problems" About forty ministers
and laymen are expected to attend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-09-29
Planning Reopening of Bank at
Terra Alta. West Va

A reorganization committee of de-
positors of the closed Terra Alta
First National Bank are at work OBJ
tanning signatures to an agreement
for reopening the institution.
A plan for the reopening submitted
by the Comptroller of the Currency
was approved at meeting of de-
positors held Wednesday night. 1t
involves a waiver of deposits over a
period with payment to be made in
installments.
The committee reported that de-
positors were signing the agreement
rapidly and that prospects for re-
opening the bank soon are good.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-09-29
Corporal Currie To Remain At
Oakland Post

Sergeant A. M. Spioch took charge
of the LaVale substation of the Mary
land State police on Tuesday, going
there from substation 3D., Denton.
He had been stationed there for sew
eral months in recent years and is
we'll known in this section.
Sergeant Spioch relieves Corporal
Thomas Currie, who had been in
charge for two weeks. Corporal Cur
RE has returned to his post in Oak
land.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-09-29
Good Investment

C. j. Newman, of the Oak View
Poultry farm, planted one ordinary
sized Russell potato last year, kept
all potatoes grown during the sum-
mer from it's seed, and planted the
entire lot this year. The yield this
fall is three bushels.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-09-29
Harold C. Smith, Congress
Aspirant, is in Garrett County

Harold C. Smith, Rockville attor-
ney, Republican candidate for Con-
gress from the sixth Congressional
district of Maryland, opposing David
j. Lewis, is in Oakland and Garrett
county this week visiting citizens and
discussing the prospects for the COM
ing election in November.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-01
TISZTUJITAS A REF. EGYES.
238. SZAMU OSZTALYANAI.

Az Amerikai Magyar Reforma-
tus Egyesiilct 23S. 81. youngs-
town. osztalya, mely gyuleseit a
Fiiggetlen Ref. Egyhaznal tartja.
az elmult vasarnap tartotta meg
tisztujito k0zgyiileset.
Az osztaly elere az 1932.ik eyre
k0vetkez6k keriiltek:
Elnok: Belenszky Janos.
e elztarnok: Szaday BENJAMIN.
Jegyz6- ellen3r: Borsy- -Kerekes
Gyorgy.
Az osztalynak ez lido szerint g.
felnStt es 54 gyermek tagja van
Gyiileseit minden honap utoIsf
vasarnapjan tartja a delelStti is
tentisztelet utan Fuggetlen Ref
Egyhaznal.
Az nj alapszabaly ertelmeber
jan. 1-tol kezdve SO ewes korie
vehet6k fel tagok. Gyermekek
havi 20 centert a sziiletes napja.
t6l kezdve vehet6k fel. A beteg
segelyzo osztalynal segfly mem
hetekre, hanem napokra szol
vagyis beteg csonka hetre is
kap segelyt.
Tagok barmikor jelentkezhet
nek a jegyz6nel, XII a sziiksege,
felvilagositast keszsfggel meg.
ada.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-01
FIT. vARLAKY SANDoR
KARACSONYI tjDvOZLETE

Kedves karlcsonyi iidv6zle-
tct hozott posta szerkeszt1.
segiinkbe Northampton, Pa
Dol, Ft. Varlaky Sanlor ny.
plebanostol. Mi mindenkor sze-
retettel fogunk emlekezni a
SIT. 1stvan rom. kath. egyhaz
volt plebanosara, akinek tani-
tasai 0rok tiizkent egni fognak
koriink ben.
Ft. Varlakv Sandor iidvijzl5
lnveleben t0bbek koz0tt k0-
vetkez6 figyelemre malt6 s4
rokat irja:
"Nagyon j6l erzem maga
mat nyugalmas helyzetemben.
S mem tudom elegge aianlani
mindenkinek. aki dolgozik
hogy tcgyen felre keresetfb5l
annyit, amennyit csak lchet.
hogy amikor elj6 az Greg kor.
felre alljon $ mondion bncsut
a munkanak. gondnak IS bosz-
sznsagnak elhcsse csendbcn
napjait
Meleg szcretettcl iidv0zoliiik
e2nton is uj-rvre Fl, Ea-laky
Sander ny. pltbanost. ad.iop
neki a Mindenhatd listen az
l932-ik evben erSt, ceaszssget
boldogsagot es 6r0mteljes
| hoSszu eletet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-01
MEGsZIGORITJAK
A POLGAROsODAsT

Doak munkaiigyi MINISTER szi-
goritani kivanja a bevandoroltall K
polgarosodasat. Hoover eln0kh07
ez iranyban tett el6terjeszteseben
javasolja, hogy a bevandorolt,
aki polgarosit6 vizsgAra megy,
legalabb is oily ertelmes legven
mint egy IA Ewes elemi iskolai ia
nul6 es beszelje az angol nyelyet.
Ha ez t0rveny eletbe lep, er6sen
csokkenteni fogja polgarosod6k
szamat. A m11nkaiigyi MINISTER
azonkivGl meg torvenvt akar hoz-
nj, hogy az idegen szarmazasu
naturalizalt polgarokt6l ujjlenyo-
matot vegyenek es hogy ezekt6l
citizen paper-t visszavonhassak
az esetben, ha az illet3 polgaroso-
dasa 0t even beliil valamifele bin
tettet k0vetett ell.
A MINISTER jelentese szerint
er5sen cs0kken6ben van bevan-
dorlas. Ez ev els6 feleben 1926
bevandoroltat engedtek be az
Egyesult Allamokba. Az utols6
evben $4,000 kiilfoldit deportal-
tax, tobb ezernek pedig megen-
gedtek, hogy onkent elhagvhas-
SAX az orszagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-01
AZ. .AMERIKAI MAGYAR
HIRLAP OLvAS0IHOZl


1smeretlen egyen azon ninden
alapot nelkiil0z6, val6tlan rem
hirt terjeszti, hogy az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap megsziinik.
Grosshandler n, lapunk had6-
tulajdonosa, ali az utobbi
evekben t0bb ezer dollart rafize-
tett a lapra AIT q kjelentest
tette, hogy Youngstown Is vi
deke magyarsaga erdekeben -
rovabbra is megjelenteti a ma.
gyarsag kedvenc lapjat, az Anne
rikai Magyar Hirlapot, miutan
vezetese alatt all6 nagy nyomda.
vallalata eleg t0kevel rendelke.
zik, hogy lapot tovabbra is meg
jelentesse.
Az "Amerikai Magyar Hrlap'
szerkeszt6sege es kiad6hivatala
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-01
,et zagvvarekasi fiatalember,

ktt zagvvarelsasi fiatalember, a
20 ewes Bartha Istvan es a 10
ewes Borsanyi Imre, akik mind
ketten kosarat kaptak k0z6s sze-
relmiikt6l. K6z6sen hataroztak el
az ongyilkossagot Is egy drotk0-
telet vettek, Bartha ait nyaka-
ra k6t0tte, Borsanyi pedig a de-
rekara, a dr6t mask veget pedig
feldobtak a salg6tarjani villamos
tavvezetekre. A k0vetkez0 pilla-
nathan a 10000 voltos aram Bar
tha Istvant szfnne egette, Borsa
nyi Imre eletveszelyes sfriilesek-
hel a szolnoki k6rhazba keriilt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-01
Felhivas Amerika
magyarsagahoz!
Magyar-Amerika Egyhazainak,
Egyleteinek es sportklubjainak
szives figyelmebe!

A jov6 evi Olympiadra. melyet
Los Angelesben fognak megtar-
tani, minden nemzet elkiildi leg
kival6bb sportoloit, hogy skier
palmajaert kiizd jenek sport
nagy vilagversenyen.
Termeszetes. hogy magyar at.
letak is reszt fognak venni az
Olympiadon, inert vivas, birk1-
zas, uszas, celloveszet teren Is
mas sportagakban is mar szamos
vilagbajnoksagot nyertek es nem
szalaszthatjak el AIT az alkalmat,
hogy ismet diadalra segitsek a
magyar szineket.
A magyar sikerck er6sitese &,
biztositasa celjab6l Los Angeles
ben egy Amerikai Magyar Olym.
piai Bizottsag alakult. amely
anyagi es erkolcsi tamogatassal
lehet0ve akarja tenni ait, hogy
Magyarorszagb6l minel nagyobb
szamban jojjenek at atletak az
1932-es Olympiadra Is melt6an
kepviseljek magyar sporter6t
Ez a bizottsag los angeles;
Magyar Atletikai Club kezdeme-
nyezesere alakult meg es csakis
most latja elerkezettnek az id6t a
nyilvanossdg ele l6pni es az anne
rikai magyarsagot belevonni az
orszagos mozgalomba.
Miutan ilyen nagyaranyu moz-
galom megkivanja az eg6sz anne
rikai magyarsag testv6ri egyiitt
miikodeset, az Olympia Bizottsag
az amerikai magyar sajto nagy-
szeru publicisztikai ertekenek
igenybevetelevel a k0zel j0v3ben
rendkiviili kailtvannyal fog for
dulni az Egyesiilt Allamok es Ca
NADIA minden magyar tarsadalmi
testiiletehez, egyhazahoz es sport
egyletehez, hogy megnyerjek
Sket annak a nemes celnak, mely
a magyarorszagi atletak diadal-
mas szerepleset akarja biztosita-
nj. Remeljiik, hogy a magyar
sajt6 nagyszeru tamogatasava1
meg fogja hallani szavunkat Ma
gyar-Amerika Is Canada magyar
saga, akihez januar h6 folyaman
fogunk fordulni.
Los Angeles, 1891 dec. h6.
Magyar 0lympiai Bizottsag
DR.. Matyas F. Andor, elnok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-01
ORD0G Az ~ AsszoNYBAN

.Jaszberenyb6l jelentik: Bar
ia Karoly jaszherenyi caz,lalko-
do harom serdiiletlen gycrmeke-
vel 0zvegyen maradt. Barta, aki-
mex felesege hirtelen halt cl, ugy
velte, hogy kiskoru gyermekei
anyai gondozasra szorulnak:
exert koz0s haztartasra lepett
Farkas Enanuelne sziil. Kovacs
Roza jaszbcrenyi lakossal. Az asz-
szonynak kiilon6sen a legkisebb
gyermek, az akkor haromtves
Bal.ta Ibolyka allott ut.aban. czt
a kisleanyt ms,g gondoznia kellctt
$ emiatt mem nozOghatott sza ba-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-01
A Lorantffy Egylet
musoros tea-estelye
A Lorantffy N6egylet minden
tagja szorgalmas munkat felt XII
o musoros-es sikere erdekeben.

A Lorantffy Zsuzsanna N3cgy-
let januar no 10-en tartja nagy.
szabasu, miisoros tea-estelyet,
a reformatus egyhaz klubhazaban
este fel 8 oral kezdettel.
Ezen kellemesnek es nagysike.
riinek ig@rkez6 estelyre feMlivjnk
tagjaink es joakaroink szives fl
gyelmet,
A miisor kereteben ket egy-egy
felvonasos szindarab keriil szin
re, valamint kitin6 zene-szamok
fogjak szorakoztatni megielent
vendegeket.
Kedves leanyaink Zorro teat es
finom siitemenyt fognak felszol-
galni.
Egyletiink neveben kerjiik az
0sszmagyarsag szives megjelent-
set, az egyhaz klubhazaba, janua,
h6 1O-en este Eel 8 6rara. 4
A I4orantffy N6egvlet tisztil1a.
ra boldog es szeretetteljes uj.esz
tendot kivan tagjainak, joakar6i
max es az osszmagyarsagnak.
Testveri szeretette
A tisztikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-01
ak, I y
J0gos aggodal01n. q

a vidski gasdanak leegett
csirje. Benegy . varosba, hogy
biztositasi dijat folveeye. a bl1s|
tosit6 igazgat6ja AIT mondja
eazdanak:
Neaze, kerem, nekiink jo-a
gunkban al, hoey fizetes helyettl
d cstirt allitauk helyre. Hat AIT III
cselekedjiik.
Meecs5valta fejet q gazda:
Osztan mondja csah az ur,
ha a felasegem, akit magnknal
biztositottam, meg talal hahloz
nj. maid ahelyett is egy mask
,asszonyt ajanlanak!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-01

don. A durvalelkii, asszony ellen
szenvenek kifejezest is adott mos
tohaleanyaval szemben, akit min
den kiil0n0scbb ok nelkil allan
doan iit6tt-vert, egyizben addig
taposta a cip6je kemfny sarkaval
hbujjait, amig a szerencsetlen
gyermck egyik labujja let6rt Is
elvalt a labat6l. A kegyetlen not
a torvenyszek h6t eyi fegyhazra
itelte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-01
P0RULJART TAMAD6

Egy ismeretlen ember, akinels
nev6t a rend6rseg vizsgalat er-
dekeben mem hozza nyilvanossag
ra, jelentest tett a rend6rsegen
hogy ket ember jelent meg la
h&san es agyba-fobe verte 6t. On
vedelemb6l el6vette revolveret 6
az egyik tamad6 Edward Stuhl-
dreher 638 High street, lakos bal
combjaba lott ,akit sulyosan meg
sebesitett. A sulyosan seriilt tA-
mad6t a St. Elizabeth k6rhazbs
szallitottAk.
Is 1863
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-01
Az Igyv6dnel

Egy asszony megjelenik az
'igyvednel Is elmondja, hogy mem
birja XII az uraval, inert az fiivel-
faval megcsalja.
- sz6val, mondja az iigyved
el akar t5le valni agyt6l es asz-
talt6l7
- Egy fr&szt. Meg csak e. hi.
anyzik, akkor 4 sparherdrol fog
enni 6 kanapen fog aludni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-01
KARACSONY EREDMENYE A
GOR0G KATHOLIKUSOKNAI

Sep, lelkcs hangulatu kara |
csonyt tilt hitk0zsegiink minden
tagja. Mem is almodtuk. hogyz a
nehez id3kben hiveink lekiizde-
mex minden akadalyt ts teljesitib
kereszttnyi k0teless6geiket is Is
teniinkkel szcmben.
Templomunk az iinncpnapokon
t0mve volt mindket misen. A leg.
tavolabbi farmr6l is elj0ttek a
kisded Krisztusnak hodolni, hoz-
va ajandekaikat. Father Mackov-
max, lelkipasztorunknak ugyan-
csak kedve tellett j6 hiveiben.
Xix mint mas evekben, ugy most
is elvegeztek karacsonyi gy6na-
saikat es sziyukben adtak szallast
a Megvalt6 Udvozit6nknek. Sep
volt. lelekemel1 volt minden scent
mise sok aldoz6val. 0reggel- fla
tallal, novel. gyermekkel. Jezus
iilte diadalat azokban a pillana.
tokban az 0t szeretSknek szive.
ben. Minden mis6n r0vid pre-
dikaci6 volt, ami harmatkent ha.
tott lelkekre. Mem csoda igy,
hogy hiveink 0r6mmel jonnek a
templomba es szivesen aldoznak
raja meg a lcgszegenyebb k0riil.
menyek koz0tt is, inert lelkileg
alaposan gondozva vannak. Mon
danunk sem kell, hogy hitk0zsf
! giink nagyot lendiilt minden te-
rem, mi6ta Father Mackov al an
max ellen.
| Icy erthet6 az is, hogy Pasz-
torjatek esten is t0mve volt a.
terniink es IS centes belepG je-
gyekb0l tiszta hasznunk 1925
volt. A harom napi iinnepen a
persely $4,000 volt. Icy osszes
karacsonyi jovedelmiink $264. II
volt. Ehhez AIT hiszem, mem kell
kulon magyarazat annak, aki tud
ia, hogy hivei a hitkozsegnek
szerte szejjel laknak Is csak me-
hezegekkel kiizdve lehetnek je-
len minden innepelyes alkal.
makkor.
Igaz, arr6l sem kell megfeled-
keznunk, hogy hitk0zseg veze-
t6sege teljes tudataban van val.
lalt kotelessegenek IS eskujehez
hiven csak epit, csak gondjat vi
sell templomAnak. Hasonl6kepen.
az oltaregyleti asszonyaink is, a
buzg6bbak minden alkalomomal
azon faradoznak, hogy a temple
! munknak dolgos kezeket adjanak
es cs0kkentsek a kiadasokat. Ok
hoztak rendbe, tisztitottak a
templom belsejet; gyiijtottek vi
ragra. A gondnokok pedig rend.
be hoztak a Pasztorjatekhoz a
termet, karacsonyfat es t5bbi
dolgokat, gondoskodtak, hogy
gyerekek ajandekokat gyiijtse-
mex hiveink koz0tt karacsonyi
candy.re, melyet a Pasztorjat6-
kon jelenlev6 gyermekeink k0-
z0tt osztottunk XII. Az ifjusag is a
gyermekekkel egyiitt 10th Janos
vezetesevel hozzajarultak az i'm
nep or0meihez a szindarabnalS
el6adasaval. Sz6val, lusta mem
volt sorainkban. Icy kell annak
lenni es akkor nincs ."s1ni a
kiils6 ellensegekt6l, ha neta1an,
ilyenek akadnanak valamikor.
Ina es munka legjobb fegyver az
igyekv8 ember, hitkozseg keze-
ben.
Amikor mindezeket a papiron
is megorokitjuk, kosz0netet mon
dunk AZ 6sszes fAradoz6knak, 80
hogy az iinnep anyagi IS lelki 81
keren is f4radostak. Aldja meg
6ket 9 j6 listen. oondnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-01-01
vILLANYARAMMAL LETT
0NGYILKos KET LEGENY

Szolnokr6l jelentik Kiilon6s
m6don kovctett el 0ngvilkossagot
The Washington times., 1932-04-16

Sounds Like An Edgar Allen
Poe Heroine
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
My brother is a well-edu.
Gated man Of 35 who is doing
we'll and has a. nice car. Lately
he has got himself engaged to
a terribly mysterious girl OF
20. He says he's afraid of her,
though he intends to marry
her. AS he can't understand
her, I'm afraid no one in our
family will be able to, especial
ly mother.
This girl has plenty of boy
friends, but no girl friends,
and she doesn't seem to care.
She says she likes to be
alone. When she thinks no one
is watching her, she has her
hands clenched as II she were
warding off something. An
other queer things is that she
won't go to dances, shows or
parties with Brother, but she'll
60 with other men. When
Brother asks her why she
won't go with him, she says,
please don't ask me-" M. G..
Unless the young lady is hav-
ing a perfectly grand time act
ing up to a suitor almost twice
her age and girls often play
act and COPY a favorite movie
The Washington times., 1932-04-16
Correct Manners
By Mrs. Cornelius Beeckman

, schedule with yourself and
your maid that will work like
clock-work.
Have, say, four courses: soup,
a roast course, a salad course
and a dessert. Make your
plans so that everything is
ready before dinner. Have your
soup a clear soup, and have a
choice of three or four that
will be easiest for you to make.
Your soup dishes can be all
ready, so that all the maid has
to do is to put the soup into
them and serve it. '-'
Perhaps you will have to give
her a hand with the roast
course, but you can train her, I
think, so that you won't have
to leave the table.
The salad can be on the salad
plates. serve your salad as a
separate course and in the re-
frigerator so that it will not
lose its chill. With the salad,
have toasted crackers (Which
the maid can sure do), and
cheese, perhaps cheese balls
made before dinner.
After the salad course, the
maid will crumb the table.
Your dessert course will be all
ready, and then she can serve
this. You can have ready the
dessert service. the dessert
plate, and on it the finger
gowl, with the dessert spoon on
the right Of the finger bowl and
the dessert fork on the left.
The guests take the finger bowl
from the dessert plate, place it
on the table to the left of the
plate, take the dessert spoon
and place it on the right, on the
tablecloth, and the dessert work
and place it on the table at the
left. Then the dessert plate
will be ready for the receiving
Of the dessert.
1 think it would be delightful
for you to plan to serve the
after-dinner coffee in the living
room. This will leave the din
ing room free. too, for the
maid to clear the table.
4. By all means have the
babies eat by themselves before
the guests arrive. This is wise
for the children, and certainly
easier for the guests, for the
conversation should be grown
up conversation.
5. I believe that, if you have
everything or practically every
thing ready, as l have Sug-
gested, you will not much need
the bell, but it is entirely cor
rect for you to have the bell
on the table if you wish. And
it would undoubtedly be a for
tification to you. The best way
is for you to train the maid to
appear often to see that all
goes well, and to see If she Is
needed.
The Washington times., 1932-04-16
Try These
Recipes

SunfIOwers
I seedlsss oranges 4 cup French
t teuPixed d dates Lettuce
Add dressing to the dates
and allow mixture to stand in
a cold place while preparing
the oranges. Pare the orange
as you would an apple, cutting
q continuous circular peel
which removes the outside
membrane surrounding the Sec
tions. Then cut ou. each seq.
ment separately, leaving the
center membrane In one piece.
Place a mound Of dates in the
center Of q lettuce leaf, and
surround with radiating whole
sections of orange. Add more
dressing If desired. 6 servings.
Endive De Luxe
u ID: French en- z cup crumoled annotS
?iys os Jar Of p Frsnca F9a%ff0rt dPessing qesSTS
mientoes
Separate the leaves of en-
dive; wash; drain thoroughly.
Form into bundles together
with a band of pimiento.
Sprinkle the crumbled cheese
over the endive. Serve with
French dressing. Use aspar-
aguS tips instead Of endive If
desired, garnishing with let
tuee. 4 servings
The Washington times., 1932-04-16

She's a lovely and lively lady, Spring
is, who, like Cleopatra, seems to have
retained her "infinite variety" that "age
cannot wither" nor "custom stale" Old
as she is, her coming engages the re.
luetant attention of the man who all
elsewhere in the year discusses such
heavy items as income tax, world peace,
Communism and prohibition. His coll
umn flowers a bit, shamefacedly, here
and there with blithe lines of poetry.
Ziegfeldian and dangerous a beauty as
Mamsslle Spring. He-and the whole
world of Others!