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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12
10th JANOS TILTAKOZlK
A KOMMUNISTAK ELLEN

10th Janos, hevesveru Is ewes
campbelli magyar fiatalember, a
Sheet and Tube gyarban ossze-
szolalkozott egy gyari rendered.
A szovitabol verekedes lett Is
10th elverte a rend6rt, mire
Tothot 200 dollar penzbirsagra
es egy havi foghazra itelte Cor
don polgarmester.
A kommunistak kaptak az al
kalmon, es campbellben az Inter
national Labor Defense vezetese
alatt tiltakozo gyiilest tartottak
pedig 10th ere mem kerte 6ket.
Most aztan 10th egy levelben.
amelyet fivere 10th Gyorgy witt
fel a Vindicatorhoz, tiltakozik a
nem kert kommunista segitseg
ellen.
''En magam vagyok Okla an.
max amt tettem', irta 10th
Es megbiinhodok erte. En- mem
kerem senki szimpatiajat. Tilta-
kozom tovabbi gyiilesek ellen"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12
EGYLETI GYtjLEs

A Farrell, Pal Elso Magyar
Betegsegelyz6 Egylet felhivja a
tagsag figyelmet, ahogy most va
sarnap, aprilis ho 15-en, tartja
rendes havi gyuleset a farrelli
rom. katholikus templom a1atti
helyisegben delutan 2 orakor.
Az egyletnek tagja lehet min
den Farrell Is Sharon kornyeki
magyar. Az egylet celia, hogy
tagjainak betegsegelyt biztosit-
son. Vi tagoRat szivesen latunk
a gyulesen.
A heten beteg tagunk Foldi
Pal, 412 Stevenson Ave-, Farrell,
Pa. /,
Wasali Gyula, jegyz6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12
MAGYAR SHOW A w. SIDEI
MAGYAR HITKOZSEGBEN

Remek sep magyarorszagi fill
mex kerulnek bemutatasra va
sarnap este 7 oral kezdettel a
Magyarok Nagyasszonya Hit
kozseg N. Belle Vista Avei isko-
lajaban. Magyar varosok es fall
yak elete, epuletei, templomai,
foglalkozasai lesznek ismertetve.
Bemutatjuk egyes magyarorsza-
gi videkek nepviseleteit, tajait,
meneseit, gulyait. Par craig, mig
a filmeket tekintik resztvev6k,
Observation-Disclosures az ohazai
elet minden gyonyorusegebe es
elvezetebe. Az oregek kellemes
visszaemlekezest, az ifjak es
gyermekek pedig hasznos vi is
mereteket nyernek az 6si haza-
rol annak egyes videkeir6l. -
Minden magyart meghivunk es
szivesen latunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12
"A MAGYAROK Macy
ASSZONYA HITKOZSEG
TAVASZI BAZARJA

q y .
aprilis 26-an fog megkezd6dni a
N. Belle Vista Avei> iskola ter
meiben es tart negy napon at.
Mar most nagyban folynak az
elokeszuletek. A bazar esteken,
sok mindenfele ertekes targy We
heto es nyerhet6, azonban a rem
denzoseg ARA torekszik, hogy
minel tobb elelmiszerhez, kilono
sen husfelehez jusson a kozon-.
seq alacsony nyer6 tetek utjan.
A t. kozonseg szives figyelnet
joel6re felhivni 6hajtjuk e hir-
adassal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12

dodik Scent Antal tiszteletere a
kilenckeddi ajtatossag, mely es-
te 7::3O-kor 1esz megtartva scent
beszeddel, szentsegi aldassal es
ereklyecsokolassal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12
HIREK A FARRELLT
MAGYAR ROM. KATH.
HITK0ZSEC KOREB0L

Feher vasarnap. Sep es orom-
telJes unnepe volt a farrelli ma
gyar rom. kath. hitkozsegnek,
az idei"feher vasarnapon.
Ezen napon szentelte fel
Father Major, Szakacs Gyorgy
es csaladja altal hitko zseg re-
szere ajandekozott, szep es nagy
enekes konyvet, (hazulrol rem.
delve) es Pluviale-t.
Ugyancsak ez alkalommal lett
felszentelve, Szabo Ferenc kan
tor es csaladja a1ta1 festett staci6
kepek is.
Ezen nemes szivl ajandskok
bizonyitjak, hogy nevezettek-
mex szivukben meg el a hitkoz-
seguk es vallasuk iranti igaz
szeretet.-
Vacsora a hitkozsegiink javara.
Sharpsville-i, Lizenbold Jakab,
a hitkozseg egyik huseges tagja,
az egyhaz javara egy borjut alan
dekozott, amelybol a sharpvillei
szorgalmas moi kezek, finom Is
izletes vacsorat fognak kesziteni
a jov6 vasarnap, azaz aprilis ho
l5-en, templom alatti helyiseg-
ben.
Bizonyara ugy a sharpsvillei,
mint sharon es farrel1i kath.
magyarsag teljes szamban fog E
vacsoran reszt venni. 44o
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12
MUFFoL MIsKAK

Balogh Sander, - ewes es Ba-
logh Gyorgy 80 ewes magyarok
a varosi rend6rsegi foghazba ke-
rultek heten, amikor vasuti de-
tektivek levettek 6ket egy teher-
vonatrol. A kett6nel 80 dollar
keszpenzt talaltak Is a rend6rseg
vizsgalatot inditott. Mem mond-
tax meg, hogy hova valok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12
SIT. GY0RGY COR.
KATH. HITK0ZSEG
LelkGsz:
F6T. MAcKov J. JOSEF
Lak&s:
sic Tod Ave. Telefon 4-2036
Templom: ZOE Mahoning Ave
Youngstown. Ohio
Aprilis 29-en Gyorgy es Gyula

Aprilis 29-en Gyorgy es Gyula
est templonunk termeben. Apri-
lis ho 23-an iinnepeljiik templo-
munk vedoszentjet, SIT. Gyorgy
nagyvertanut. A rakovetkezo va
sarnapon pedig eltetjiik Gyor-
gyoket es Gyulakat. hitkozse-
giink derek tagjait nagyszerii va
csora es szindarab kereteben. A
szindarab cine: A Kolcsonkert
Feleseg, bohozat. melyre az if
jusag erosen kesziil, hogy nem-
csak lejats zhassa. hanem jol elo-
adhassa vendegek szorakozta-
tasara. Remeljik, sokan lesziink
egyutt megint, mint mas este
ken is.
Majus 13-an Mothers Day-t
rendezink a Magyar Hazban
Mar elore jelezzuk az osszma-
gyarsagnak, hogy majus 13-an
este 7 oral kezdettel Anyak Nap
jat iinnepeljiik vacsora, szinda-
rab es tanccal egybekototten a
West Sidei Magyar Hazban. A
lapra fenyes mlsort allitunk osz-
sze azon remenyben, hogy min
den magyar sziilo velunk lesz
velunk iinnepel, inert kis
gyermekek nagy meglepetest ke-
szitenek az anyaknak vallaskii-
lonbseg nelkul! Erro1 maid meg
szolunk.
Husvet utan vagyunk mar
ugvan, azonban mem lesz kes6
ha afeletti oromiinknek adunk
kifejezest. hogy sokan voltunk
sokan jarultunk a szentsegekhez.
tobb oromot hozott nekiink a
feltamadas ilnnepe, mint az elo-
20 evben, inert anyagilag is
jobban allunk mar, hala listen
mex. Egyet ne felejtsiink ell: ha
tobbunk van mar, jobban igye.
kezziink az listen iranti kote1es-
segeinknek teljesiteseben, no meg
ielebaratainkkal is eljunk scent
bekeben, hogy meg tobbiink le-
gwen! Melegebb lesz. a gyerme-
keket is hozzak. kuldjek szen,
misekre, aldozashoz, inert init
erne. hogy mialatt magnnkat
mentjiik a gyermekeinket pusz.
trlni hagyjuk lelkileg. kulonoser
meleg idoszakban, mikor azoI
anlugy is inkabb az erdobe, re-
tekre. haltermekbe huznak. Ez'
Sc feledjuk el. - Lassankent Z
kollektakat is fizetgessiik, tor
lesztgessik es eszre sem vesszuk
hogy mem tartozunk. adossagto
fuggetlenek lettiink, aminek Is
ten is orvend.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Lelkesz:
Borsy-Kerekes Gy0rgy
925 Mahonine Ave Phone 66881

Koszontesi eredmeny. Mint az
elmult alkalommal jeleztiik, No
egyletunk sok buzgo tagja ket
csoportban kereste fel hiveink es
barataink hajlekait. hogy egy-
hazunk husveti udvo zletet tol-
macsolja. Faradozasuk sep
eredmennyel jart. amennyiben a
megtiszteltek $o5.OO-t adakoztak
a Noegylet templom alapjara.
EFT az osszeget a viraggyiijtes-
bol felmaradt osszeggel a Noegy-
let Sl0OOO-ra kerekitette XII ugy
fizette be husveti adcmanykent
az egyhazi penztarhoz. Halas
koszonetet mondunk exert a szep
adomanyert helyen is ugy ia
radozo asszonyoknak, mint az
, adakozoknak, valamint mindazok
max, akik a koszontes alkalma-
val autoikat koszontok rem
delkezesere bocsatottak.
Gyorgy-napi vacsora. Evekre
visszamenoleg mindig az aprifis
no 24-et koveto vasarnap este
szoktuk megrendezni tavaszi
nagy kozvacsorankat. Az iden
is ugy jelentettuk be meg ja-
nuarban. de inert ugy lattuk,
hogy idokozben ket-harom mas
testllet is tart ezen az esten osz-
szei0vetelt, mi vacsorankat egy
hettel elobbre. azaz aprilis ho
22-en, vasarnap estere tettuk at
S fogjuk megtartani a Magyar
Otthonban. A Noegylet igen
gazdag etlaprol gondoskodik er-
re az alkalomra. de ennek eller
mere is csak IS centben szabta
meg a vacsora jegy arat. A je-
gyek mar a heten forgalomba
keriiltek tekintettel ARA, hogy
meghatarozott szamig arusitjak
azokat. jo ha mindenki jo elore
gondoskodik he1yerol
Kereszteles. Multi heti egyhazi
hireink kozul kimaradt egy ke-
reszteles, melyet viragvasarnap
vegeztunk. amikor is a kereszt-
seq szentsegeben reszesult
| Franks M. Emo es neje, szul.
Demjen Gizella ref. sziilok vi
szulott flu gyermeke: Ronald,
Emo. Keresztsziilei: Bruner
Jozsef es neje, szii1. Boda Ilona
campbelli lakosok. listen aldasa
kiserje az ujszllott eletet.
Gyiiles. Egyhaztanacsunk a
most kovetkezo szombaton este
fel nyolc oral kezdettel tartja rem
des havi gyuleset. Kerjuk az
egyhaztanacsosok pontos megJe-
leneset.
| Konfirmacio. Azok gyerme-
ikek akik a konfirmaciohoz erett
korban vannak, vasarnap jelent-
kez zenek lelkeszi hivatalban.
A jelentkezes vegs6 hatarideje a
honap utolso vasarnapja. Ke-
s6bb jelentkezok kovetkezo ev-
re maradnak.
~Yv@rry CYDE1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12
MIXICH GARAR

Youn0StoWn, ONO e8 koFnyeken
kepviseii youngstown Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap-ot es a new york;
Amerikai Magyar Nepszavat.
441 PASADENA AVE
Youngstown, Ohio
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12

H r D z S S 3 N
L "A p y N K B A N
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12
MEGINDUL EGY FOUNDRY

Mint Wheatlandbol jelentik,
ia Pittsburgh Steel Foundries
wheatlandi telepe, amely mar sok
ideje nem dolgozik, majus h6
Len ismet iizembe lep Is koru1-
nj. Azel6tt tobb magyar dolgo-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-12
Sharon, FARRELL Is SHARPSVILLE
K0RNYEKE HIREF

belul 100 munkast fog alkalmaz-
zott ebben gyarban es most
alkalmuk lesz munkajukat vissza-
kapni.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-06-01
PLEATING is USED.
QUITE EXTENSIVELY

There is much pleating in use now
and it isn't all used for neckwear,
although it does seem as though
nothing fluffier than neckwear would
be found. Ruffles and frills galore are
lovely on some and so absurd on 9TH
ers. Narrow side pleatings can, how
ever, be worn by almost any figure,
which is not true Of the draped
polonaise.
The time has come to speak a word
in favor of brown. The season is so
clearly a blue one that women have
been inclined to underestimate the
high style interest in brown. During
the first showings of the imports for
midsummer brown was impressive and
something of surprise for, by that
time, women were so happy that 1t
was blue year.
With the interesting brown and
white, brown and gregg and brown and
beige prints, came lovely costumes in
which yellow and brown were pleas
antly associated.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-06-01

your hair up around your head when
you hung-there. I'm a bad lot. Miss
Savarin, and not fit to speak to you
or look at you. but no matter what
am I've got to tell you this-that
there's enough white man In me to
make me live In hell because of what
| did-or tried to do-to you. I'm on
my knees to you. Not asking your
forgiveness-that couldn't be-but just
down in the dirt and wanting you to
know it. That's all. Thanks for
listening"
He took off his hat and turned
sharply on his heel. and as Sonya
threw in the clutch and roared away
she was conscious of the two dark
strangers and Parks In the shadow Of
the doorway intently watching them
both.
So. He was in hell, was he? In the
dirt, was he? Well, that was where
he deserved to be, rotter that he wasl
A tall man. Lean and built with un-
usual grace. Narrow hipped, broad
shoudered, straight in the back. He
wore a blue flannel shirt with pearl
buttons and q dark hat, and there
were belled spurs on his stitched
boots. Cowboy stuff. yet she did not
know of any cattle ranch in this wide
sheep country where he might work.
Where did he come from? What
was he doing in this part of the coun-
try? Why had he come round the
curve Of Two Fingers hogan that day
-on foot? She'd ask Two Fingers
about that matter.
Yes, she would do so. She had a
certain right to know who this man
was and what he did in this land,
since he had all but been her death.
WELL" said Serge at supper, sit
seems lonely without Rod. Good old
scout. You're lucky girl, Sonya."
"Am I?' said Sonya. Sometimes I
wonder"
"What? About Rod Blake? No
finer man in this worldl He's still
young, and one of the best lawyers in
New York; rich, partly by his own
efforts, partly by family inheritance.
of good blood and impeccable princi-
Piles. I'm surprised at you"
"Yes. Well, maybe" said the girl.
Lila looked at her across the table
for long moment with a strange ex-
preston in her eyes but said nothing.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-06-01
PRESERVING CACTUS

One of the last official acts of
President Hoover was to set aside
10000 acres on the slopes of the
Santa Catalina mountains, north
east of Tucson, Ariz., as a perma-
nent home for the giant cactus. The
area was proclaimed national mon
ument, with the object of preserving
to posterity representative stand
of the peculiar flora developed
through the ages by the arid, semi
desert conditions of that region.
In addition to the other forms Of
desert growth, the tract contains
large amount of the saguaro, suwar-
70, or monument cactus, specimens Of
which reach height of 80 to 60 feet.
The Santa Catalinas are the eastern
boundary of the area In which giant
cactus are found exclusively In the
Southwest.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-06-01
Brown Still in Picture
as Nifty Summer Color

While it is true that navy and black
are leaders in spring fashions for day
time, it becomes increasingly apparent
that brown is to be reckoned with.
1t is an important color by itself and
especially in prints, particularly print
ed crepes.
The brown prints are featured in
separate frocks, in jacket costumes
and also in long coat ensembles and
redingotes, and it's interesting to OBJ
serve the definite favor shown COM
binations of plain and printed crepes,
featuring brown shades.
A favorite version is the jacket cos
tune with monotone skirt, worn with
printed jacket and bodice, and cos
tunes of this sort are attractive when
done in polka dots, dots in dime or
quarter size. Brown with white is
then the favored combination.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-06-01

almost an entire wardrobe in itself.
tailleur Of marine blue flannel looks
as modish as mother herself wears on
cool days and on shopping tours.
Looks nice, too, with the coat removed,
for that wee button-up-the-front
blouse Of matching blue fiat crepe is
most wonderfully chic.
The older girl in the picture, who is
helping little sister don her smart jack
et has on sleeveless dress which also
admits of interchangeable blouses. The
one she is wearing while she poses for
her photograph is a Mexican-stripe
wash silk. OF course it would have to
be stripes, for they are smart for ev.
erybody, old and young, this season.
Style interest in little girls dresses
is said to center around necklines and
sleeves in the newer models. Which
accounts for the wide pleated collar
which finishes the neck of the wee
frock of pale pinkish soft taffeta which
the tot to the right in the group is
wearing. You will note also that the
sleeves are fancifully shocked. The
vogue for taffeta has extended into the
juvenile realm. If you prefer pastel
crepes they are equally as good style
for tiny folks party frocks.
That sweet child in the foreground
looks adorable in her airy-fairy frock
of embroidered organdie.
@ by Western Newspaper Union.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-06-01

Later, as the two women washed the
dishes and set the house to rights for
the night, she look at her again.
"Sonya darling" she said calmly,
Rod Blake is not the man. I don't
believe you love Rod. honestly. deep
down, as woman should love the
man she marries. l haven't thought
so for long time, for nearly all of
this last visit of his"
A flame Of loyalty flared up in
Sonya.
"Piffle!" she said holly. "Of course
love him, the old dear. Go on, put
Babs to bed, and don't worry that yell
low head of yours. BY this time next
year I'll be Mrs. Rodney Blake, riding
around New York in limousine-and
you'll be darned lonesome out here
without me-"
And how" said Lila inelegantly
but fervently. II don't want to think
about it."
"Then don't. There's a long time
and lot Of things between"
AAOW lOAS uOW udAJg AuCdcdAC GU
by their Importance, Sonya herself
could not foresee.
The next day she rode over to Chez
wash again and found Little Moon so
much better that she was sitting up.
Also she found one Of her enemies.
This was Yellow Buck, medicine
man, who regarded her service to his
people as a direct inroad on his terri
tory and hated her accordingly. She
was trying to replace his sings and
devil-chasing with the medicine in her
saddlebags. She was all bad.
1.-TWO Fingers said Sonya when she
was ready to leave that day, "who was
the man who came here on foot the day
my man came after me? Tall man
with sun hair. sky eyesT
Two Fingers shook his head.
"No can say" he said. "Come here
for other horse. His horse go bad
lame. give him horse, go get his
next day. In corral now. Good horse.
No see so good horse, ever. Come
see."
OOuyd oWuA6 uP w GoihASoS anu
followed him around the hogan and Up
a little rise to where several brush
and-stick corrals stood among some
low trees. There, in one of them,
stood such horse as she had not seen
ever. either. Taller than Darkness,
who was a fine specimen Of native
animal which the Indians called Amer
lean horse. bright as new gold and
of its color, though paler, this horse
was built with grace and beauty that
transcribed description.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-06-01
Fall of silesia

The Germans took Silesia from Po-
land over 600 years ago.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-06-01
SYNOPSIS

Seeking death by throwing herself
from the summit of Lone Mesa, to
escape dishonor at the hands of
drunken desperate, Sonya Savarin al
lows herself to be rescued by her sud-
denly sobered and repentant attacker.
The girl is self-appointed physician
to the Navajo Indians. living on an
Arizona sheep ranch with her brother
Serge, his wife, Lila, and their small
daughter, Babs. For a year she has
been engaged to Rodney Blake. wealthy
New Yorker, but her heart is with the
friendless Navajos and she evades a
wedding. Sonya pulls Little Moon, wife
of Two Fingers. a Navajo, through the
crisis of an illness. Two Fingers is
deeply grateful. Blake returns to New
York, declaring he will give Sonya six
more months and then demand she
keep her promise to marry him.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-06-01
UMMERTIME means

UMMERTIME means
~ vacation time, which
brings clothes-planning
time to hand for moth
ers who would dress
t h ir style-conscious
c hildren ia S h | o n
ably and appropriately.
Since camp life plays
so important a part in
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-06-01

Men, Jobs, on New Construction Work in U. s.
and So. America. Write Il. Feldman, 314
Paramount Bldg, Los Angeles. Inclose stamp.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-06-01

ROLL DEVELOPED, Printed CSC plus one
inch enlargement. Trial offer. Square
Deal Studio. Dept. L, Huntington, Ind.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-06-01
Nov-gently whiten
dark skin, end freckles!

Today it's SO easy to have a smooth,
white, fawless complexion-free from
freckles, blackheads, pimples and all
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ed. Get large box of Nadinola Bleach
ing Cream at toilet counters or by mail
postpaid, Soc. NADINOLA, Paris, Tenn.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-06-01
Straw Cloth Appear.

Straw cloth is a new material that
has all the ear-marks of novelty with
the more stable benefits of practical
bility. 1t consists of cellophane woven
on artificial silk.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-06-01

Good Mail Order Business. Better than job.
My plan proves it. Small capital. No ex-
perience required. &c stamp for particulars.
Yuma Advertiser, Box 1876. Yuma. Ariz.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-06-01

A change in necklines is in progress.
High cut fronts are giving way to low
cut fronts after the order of the
charming neckline which graces the
gown pictured. This stunning cafe
dress is fashioned of a handsome chif-
fon of bemberg. Its beautifully mold
ed-to-the-figure silhouette, together
with its interesting low-front neckline,
make it outstanding in midsummer
costume collections. Slim, long
sleeves accented by three tiers of fine
pleated net ruffles and soft satin
bow are intriguing Details,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-06-01

the modern child's life, it might be
from that point of view. Design
ers of juvenile sporlswear declare
there is an increasing tendency to fea-
ture bright color in camp and playtime
apparel. Because materials are strong
and sturdy is no reason why they can
not be gaily colorful and attractive.
So, the cotton broadcloths, the poplins,
the gabardines and the argentine cloth
which serve so admirably for children's
recreation and everyday unitarian
clothes are coming out in unusually
cheerful hues this season.
For youngsters who romp through
woods and climb and wade and attend
gym" classes the idea of shorts, with
inner boomers that are brought up
high so as not to be visible, is advo-
Gated. The newest shorts are pleated
at front and back so as to give the
appearance of skirt.
After play hours, what then to wear?
Why not cunning tailored ensemble.
on the order Of the clever three-piece
which the pretty little girl, to the left
in the picture, is posing? The ensem-
BILE theme is being played up enthusi-
astically for children this season. Be-
ing so interchangeable with blouses
and such, 1t is guarantee of we'll
dressed appearance for most any child
at most any hour of the day. In fact,
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DISTRICT of wATERTowN, ss.
 PROBATE COURT, Sept. 22nd A.
 D. 1884. ESTATE of ALBERT E..
 CORCORAN late of Watertown in
 said District, deceased.
 Upon the application of Alice B.. Corcoran, praying that letters of ad- ministration may be granted on said estate represented intestate, as per application on file more fully ap-
 oRDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Watertown in said District, on the 18th day of Sep- tember A. D. 1884, at 3 o'clock (Standard Time) in the afternoon. and that a public notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing a copy of this order once in some newspaper having a circulation in said Dis- trict, and by posting 8 copy there- of on the public sign-post in the Town of Watertown in said Dis trict, at least days before said DA' v FRANK B. H1cKcox.
 9-25-1t Judge.