davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
$4,000, 900 ma
starobn1 penziu
financnt vtbor St&tnej z6kono.
darne odpor66a tito sunni ma
platenie penxie Cd 1. jdna.

Ako znAmo, zakonodarna sta
tn Ohio odhlasovala este v mi
nulom zasadnuti starobn1 pen
ziu, ale So nepostarala o penia
re ma jej vyplacanie. Zakonodar
ma sa ma tomto zasadnuti idt
postarat' 0 peniaze a finan6nj
vybor domu zastupcov odhlaso
val, ably SIS, 600, 900 bolo ma pen
zijnd zakladinu vzate 20 vseo
becneho prijmoveho fondu Sta
tn. z tohto obnosu finamcovani
by bola penzia cd !. jdna 1934
do 81. marca 1885.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
Ghce prepust
CWA rohot
Noble tvrf, = robotlf
81 vybral prv6 ob6ianGlr = 1||
re len Y poslsdntoh -
mia sd opr6vnsnf N RI. s

Direktor civflnych pr6e
honing okrese, r. a. NobI B
slal do Columbus xiados 4
mu dali pr6yo prepnstit.. ! Os y
prac 100 rohotnfkov tun< q
to, xe 81 vytiahli prvS obi ii
papiere len ' posledntc
siacoch q to K v6i tomu
dostali pracn. Medzi mimi
niekoPko taktch, 10 mali.
papiere uz sedem rckov i M '
mohli 81 vybrat' druhf p4r 16M =
preto, ze to stojf 40 ) p
nemajd, lebo depresia tryk M
styri roxy. Noble sl '6bl nas
dit tychto robotnikov voj
skymi veteranmi a inymi otj1 4, q
mi. gSls
ANJ. RSdH. fTdnk ~. ne1
son, ktory dozer4 ma pes s
pri CWA pracach Y Ohio O. \
slovil, ze dl'a jeho vedomia 3
w. A. dava prednost' ODD
a cudzincom, ktorf maid r.
papiere. Tymto sp6sob bon, i1 : :
sli, ze Nobleom spomfnaf
dzinci majd rovnak6 pr6ve = =
canmi.
Sloyenska Politicka Es1 & &
.a vsetky nase obciansls =
caka tn praca zastat' - a1ie
l'udi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09

lno slovensh Iudsni Campbell vyzamenapi = v5born6
u6snie m Menori al High School

v Campbell Memorial High
School, vo stredu weber, dnaI Z,
februara bola odbtvan& gradu-
acnA sl&vnost' pre- AZ studentov,
ktori skoncili tdto strednd 1o.
lu. Medzi tymito AZ. bolo is do.
vensktch dietok, q to Andrejs; y
Babiak, Al5beta Anna Hamrkk
Katarfna Rita Hatala, Margafe.
ia Anna Macejko, Mattel Shiril
la, Maria Celina Barnak, Hele.
ma Emma Jakubek, KatarSna
Margareta Kubajko, Anna Tom.
6isko, Juraj L. Hanisko, Nj.
chal L. Haladej, Cyril Metod
Krajnak, Stefan Samuel 8ebest
Jan Jo1ef Sirak, Olga julia
Smith, Juraj Vrabel. z ttcht<
desiati prisl1chajd do oSady Ssv
jana Krstitel'a.
Ale vyznamna vec je Il, Il
medzi vsetkymi Studentami naj
vacsiu odmenu ziskala Slovenks
Katarina Kubajko, ktor& 81 Wy
dobyla takzv. 'sSumma Gun
Laude". Medzi 10, ktori boil a,
poprednejsf ' stddiach, bold
slovensktch dietok, a sfce IA
tarfna Kubajko (Summa Gun
Laude), Andrej Babiak, Alxbe
ia Anna Hamrak, Margaret
Macejko, Anna Tomcisko.
Dalej : celej gradua3nej klas.
len traja boil vymenovanf 4 d
National Honor Society, +
tychto troch dvaja boil Slov4ei
q to-: Andrej j. Babiak q MAJ
garcia Anna Macejko.
v trade tejto klasy tiez bol
E1ov&ci. Predsedom bof Andre
Babiak . sekretdrkou-po oklad
niekou Al5beta Hamrak.
Ma programe v stredu vepk1
llohu mali tiez zvacsa Slovaci
V Memorial High School cd j1
ma 1888 nemaj1 zvlastneho rec
nfka, ale studenti 2 klasy red
MIA o predmetoch, ktore sd in
dane. Pri tejto graduacii rec
Mill siesti, a z tychto siesticl
Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
N6TINk KoNTRoLA
0RoDY n61E NxDUDE

- -. - E 4 =
Tajomnik Department. xeme-
delstva, Wallace, oznamil, de
ndteuA kontrola drody v Spoj.
6tftooh elite include zavedenA,
lsbo to vezme naj1nenej rok,
Hm @ xistf, u je potrebnA ale
DO ME. 1900 dotasnfkov, ktore
boly poslane pestovatel'om ba-
Why m vyphenie, 81 chcd nd-
tsnf kontrolu. cite nebolo spra.
covane : preto - nevie, ako 3
Etejto ot6ske smttr aid iarn&ri
~ D - nod sykhjs vel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
MADARSKO UZNALO
sOvIETsKU VLADU

V utorok mad'arska vlada O.
znamila, ze skoncila vyjednava'
ME, ma zaklade ktoreho uznava
ruskd sovietsku vladu, vymeni
8 nou vyslanca a uzavre pria-
tel'sk1 obchodnd smluvu. Buda.
pest bola tymto oznamenim ne
mierne prekvapena, lebo feu.
dalne Mad'arsko bolo vzdy vel.
mi nepriatel'ske voci komunisti.
ckej Wade v Rusku. Mad'arsko
salno zak1silo komunizmus v r
1919 q no krvave potlacilo. Wy.
jednAvanie bolo prevedene '
Taliansku. Zacalo sa z prilezi
tosti prichodu Litvinova A.
meriky do Rfmu k Mussolinimu
. dokoncl no tamojsi rusky w
slanec, (byv. gr6f) Potemkin
Mad 'ari poslali k tomu ciel'u
xvlAStneho poslanca do Rimu
Arn6tiho.
Mad'arske uznanie ruskej via
dy md Y terajsfch kritickych Ca.
soch velky diplomaticky W
snam. Je to t'ah, ktory bude ns
kodu Cesko- -Slovensku a Male;
Dohode v6hec. Ami Cesko-Slo.
vensko, ami Rumunsko, ami Ju-
hosl&via neuzn&vajd soviekku
vl&du.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
osEM NovfCH UNn
BOLo ZALOzENE

v Youmgstowne zalozene DO.
10 cd Is. jdna 1888 do !. febru.
ara toho roku osem novych u
nil, ktore sa pridruxily ku Anne.
rickej Federacii Praee, sdel'u'
je miestna uniova centrala La.
Dor Congress.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
UKRADNUTH BANKAR
Boil VRATEN1

Edward G. Bremen, bohaty
bankar 20 st. Paul, Mimi, Dol
ukradnuty pred % dnami ne
znamymi zlocincami a v stredu
vecer vypusteny pri Rochester,
Mimi. JAho otec vyplatil ban
ditom 100000 v5kupneho "a
mlad6ho bankara. Bankar ibol u.
kradnuty, ked'' zaviezol syoju
dcerku do privatnej skoly jed
neho rama.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
v1sTRAHA ROBoTNfKoM
PRED TYRANIoU FASIZMU

Prof. Hprnell Hart z Hart.
ford Theological Seminary NAL
rec na konferencii protestant
skych seminarov, odbyvanej '
Yale Divinity School v New
Haven, Conn, v ktorej vystrf.
hal robotnfkov a vsetkych, kto.
ri odpor1cajd nasiln& vymoze-
ME hospodarske spravodlivosti,
pred tyraniou fasizmu. Hovoril
"Nedavna historic poukazuje
ze tito privrzenci nasilia pouzi.
vaj1 svojho vlivu - nez1my.
sci ne sfce ~ ma odovzdanie A.
meriky fasistick6mu typu tyra'
ME.
''V Amerike by bolo absurd
ntm nazd&vat' 50, xe terajsi dr..
zitelia moci vo financiach q
priemysli by sedeli bezmocne 9
pozorovali komunisticke davy,
ako ber1 kontrolu a zavadzajt
prolet&rske dikt&torstvo.
ssHeto bohat6 z4ujmy udrzujd
casopisy ! magaziny pri 1.-Two
te. Ony financujd politicke stra
ny. Ony maid vliv pri nomino.
vsni sudcov q guvern6rov. Ony
81 ME bezmocne vo vzt'ahoch
ku kol6giumom q univerzitam.
"Ked' 5tztne alebo federalne
vojsk& 81 zavolane, ME je to o
bycajom, aby oponovaly ich v6-
Ii. Apelovat' na n6sile, tedy, je
hrat' do r6k tych behatych "a
ujmov, ktore 81 xiadajd fasiz-
mus \ Spoj. Statoch.
tJedinA mofn6 obrana prot
diktatorstvu, ktor6ho ciel'om j.
potla6enie robotnfrtva, je udr
xiavat', rosdirovat' : pouzivat'
6fm naj66innej1ie na1ich ,ame'
rick5ch tradisif slobody slows
slobody tlaSe, nestFsnnsj v5u6
|by. nsprsl - fsh volieb ! =
Eaydtv sn e W
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
NxvnsNk oBEf BIEDY

Margaret Parker, 5-dhove
dievcatko, saplatilo ziyotom bic
du svojich rodi6ov. Diet'a "a
narodilo v jednej bdde Y hroz-
nej xime q vfchrici, ned 'aleko
OolumJbusu. bez lek&rskej alebo
babalxej pomoci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
Slovenska Katolicka
Basketball Liga
Poriadok hier v prvej q druhej
polovici sezony

IA. febru&ra
Ferranti- -Mestrovich
$50 Holy Name VS. Haselton
Sokok Sokols- Dark
8 ;25 st. Matthias VS. Cy-Me
500 st. Johns VS. st. Francis
Druhl polovica sesony
28. februxra
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
1882 st. Johns VS. Haselton
Sokos
8;25 st. Francis vs. Cy-Me
st. Francis-White
20 St. Matthias ys Holy Name
Z. marca
Centrella-Caruso
7:30 Cy-Me VS. Holy Name
8 :25 st. Matthias VS. st. Johns
9 20 st. Francis VS. Haselton
Sokols ..rv
| IA. marca
Ferranti-Mestrovich
Z 80 Cy-Me VS. Haselton Sokols
8 :25 St. Francis VS. st. Matthias
9 20 st. Johns VS. Holy Name
21. marca .....
Caruso-Centrella
I 80 st. Francis VS. st. Johns
rs Haselton Sokols VS. Holy
Name Haselton-Dark
3 20 Cy-Me VS. st. Matthias
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
DRuHx PoIICAJr s0DxSf

Carl Bixier, byvaly youngs.
townsky policajt sddent je ma
okresnom side na obvinenie
ldpeIe. Bol vraj \ spojeuf -
sbojnikmi, ked' bol policajtom,
ako j b5v. polisajt Joyce, ktorJ
'hel pEed it5n a1on sils6lls'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09

styria boli Slovaci. Hlavn1 T.
lohu NAL Andrej Babiak,' ktory
Dol predsedom celeho programu
q predstavoval re6nfkov a mu-
sci diva razy recnit', napred ma
pociatku programu a potion rs
Bohom!" dat svojim kon-sko-
lakom ma konci. Medzi recnfk-
mi boil okrem Babiaka Alzbe-
ia Hamrak, ktora recnila -
"Science-A Help i'm Making
Good Citizens Margaret Ma
cejko: "Language-A Bond in
World Democracy. Michal Ha-
ladej: Applied Art-A Vital
Factor in Right Living. Wee
tcia recnfci zasluhujd 81 pochva-
lu, lebo recnili zretedel ne a W.
razne po anglicky tax, ze nielen
ze nemame "a 10 sa hanbit', ale
mo6eme byt' hrdf, ze takzv.
"Hunky" tax pekne recnili, ze
musei sa al takzv. 100% Ame-
rikani ma tom zastavit'. Teda 20
6 recnfkov 4 Slovaci a vykonali
svoju 1lohu vyborne.
Ale muscle. tych 10O9o.ovych
Amerikanov mrziet', ked' po-
zreli program a videli a poculi
vsetko, 60 sa deje. Lebo okrem
horespomeuutych faktov sd a.
tieto: Ma javisku sedel Slovak
School superintendent, Andrej
| Klimko, najmladsi skolsky su.
perintendent Y Amerike a jedi
ny takzvany "forejner". A di.
plomy rozdaval Slovak, predse
da skokkej rady (School Board
Michal Cvengrox.
Iste bola to skutocne sloven
ska slavnost'. Hoe al medzi ty
mi AZ graduantami boil Slova.
ci, Poliaci, Hrvati, Mad'ari, Ia
lani, Rusi, Rumuni, Litvini &
Amerikani, predsa Slovaci wi
t'azii jak v dradoch, tax tiez a:
v st1diach a tiez al ma gradu
acnom programe.
Campbel1xan
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
sIRTNE zPRAvY

Jozef Guzi, A N. Blaine Ave,
zomrel 6. februara v svojej do
macnosti vo veku AZ rokov. O.
plakava no manzelka Maria,
dcery Maria a Anna a syn Jo-
zef donna; brat Michal tuna, Sc
stra Anna Krolak ma Sloven-
sku. Boil 1dom Spolku sv. Mi
chala Arch, {. 322. PSI. v A
merike I'll 26 rokov, z toho Is
rokoy v Youngstowne. Pohrab
Dol v piatok min. tyzdna z do
mu sm1tku a chramu sv. Alzbe-
ty. Pohrabne obrady vykonal
Rev. Jozef L. Kostik. Pochovany
|v Calvary cintorine.
Michal Fabry, II Walter st.,
Campbell, zomrel 6. februara v
nemocnici sv. Alzbety vo veku
45 rokov. Oplakava no manzel-
ka Maria, synovia Jan a And
rel donna, rodieia, sestra Maria
Pagac a bratia Jan a Andrej v
Juhoslavii. Boil 1dom 722. odb.
MSS. a ev. cirkvi "Jana Husa" >.
Pohrab bol v piatok min. tyz-
dna z domu sm1tku a chramu
"Jan Hus''. Pohrabne obrady
vykonal Rev. Juraj Rob. Po-
chovany ma Tod Homestead Gin.
torine. Lea
Maria Duris, Dobbins Road,
Poland, Ohio, zomrela v sobotu
v domacnosti rodicov vo veku
IA rokov. Oplakavaj1 ju rodicia
Jan Duris a manzelka, sestry
Kristfna, Ruzena, Maria a Julia,
bratia Jan, Rudolf a Andrej.
Bola ldkynou {. 682. M. O. KJ.
Pohrab Dol v utorok z chramu
| sv. .Mateja. Pohrabne obrady Wy
konal Rev. Frantisek Kozelek
| Pochovana bola ma Calvary Gin.
.torine.
Margita Edith Tere9ia l(alak
15-mesacna dcerka Andreja Ma
lax a manzelky, 40 Farview Av
Campbell, zomrela 3. feb. ma "a
palenie pl '1c. Okrem rodicov 0
plakava ju sest' sestier a bra
tov. Pohrab Dol v pondelok ra
no z domu sm1tku q chramu sv
Alzbety. Pohrabne obrady vyko
nal Rev. Jozef L. Kostik. Po
chovana ma st. Rose cintorine.
| Helena Stoard, Karn's City
Pa, zomrela v stredu ' Butler
Hospital Y Butler, Pa. vo vekl
"a rokov. Oplak&va ju dc6rks
Doris Jean, otec Jam Strednal
. nevlastn& matka v Rice's Ian
. - r =
ding, Pa; sestra pani Mari'
Bnday Youngstown; polovit
ne sestry Agnesa q Jozeffna
Strednak, polovicny brat And
rel Strednak, nevlastn& sestrl
pani Alb. Tomko v Manville
N. y. dvaja nevlastni brati,
Jan q Juraj Matyak Y Rice
Landing. Pa. Pohrab bude do
macnosti pani Buday, SAB Har
mon st., Y sobotu rAno ! ! chr&
mu sv. Mateja. Pohrabn6 obra
dy vykonk Rev. n. Kozelek
PochovanA bude - Gallery cin
| tOrfne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
z Youngstown, O. ma Steelton

Dramatickt krd5ok osady ".
novd n&bo2enslEd hru "Prichod
na JeziS na Steeltone, q to III
Dramaticky krd6ok osady sv.
Cyrila a Metoda 2 Youngstown,
znovu zavita v nedel'u, dina IL.
februara veder do osady najsv.
Mena JeziS, aby tam dal poho-
stinne predstayenie vel'kej, mo-
vel dostojnej nabo6enskej hry '
s. dejstv&ch pod nazvom "Pri-
chod Spasitel'a sveta'' ktorA
bola prvy raz %. januAra pri O..
SADIE sv. Cyrila . Metoda s vel
kym hspechom q zdarom sohra-
na. - Poneva6 ia nizepodp
ny naplsal som t1to hru pre-
rozmnozenie cti q slavy Bozej,
K oslave q lepsiemu poznaniu III
vota tohto Slova Vteleneho, Bo
hocloNeka, Jezisa Krista, Vyku-
pitel'a q Spasitel'a celeho clo-
vecenstva, q lepsiemu poznaniu
zivota Jeho najsvatejsej Matky,
najblahoslayenejsej Panny Ma
rie, Kralovny nebies zeme, ia
ko j poznaniu xiVota tych sva-
tych osobnosti, ktor6 staly '
blizkom pomere vtelenim Sy.
ma Bozieho q . vyk1penim l'ud-
stva, mud zasl1zi 81 toho, aby ju
vsetci katolici a katolicky cele-
no sveta videli. A preto al Wy
drahi bratia q sestry na Steel
tone prijmite odo NINA milostive
toto vel'k6 nadobycajne dielo, .
uist'ujem v&s, ze pri bedivom
pozorovani skrse neho velk6h0
6xtku a prospechu dusiam va
6ln nadobuduete, tiez j pote-
9enia duchovneho q obveselenia
mvzla naidete, -.
Tu pod6vam bratom . sestram
ma Steeltone poradok toho pred
stavenia v ich osade nedel'u a,
IL. februara vecer, j 8 menoslo-
,vom hercov q hereciek v tejto
hre 1cinkuj1cich:
O 700 hod.: Predspey diva
mast panien (ktore bud1 neskor
v divadle i anjelmi) "Chvalte
sluzebnfci Pana'', a ssChval' Je-
ruzaleme Pana'' pri zjaveni an
jelov. Panny: Helena Balas, Ju-
liza Chlebus, Helena Hudas, Mar
garet Porin6hak, Anna Grancaj,
Paulfna Petrik, Margaret Jurco,
Katarina Leskovsky, Eleanor
Kubala, Helena Sefcik, Anna
Sefcik, Maria Jurco. - Anjei :
Helena Jurco, Margaret Cisar,
Elizabeth Balcik, Terezia Sefcik
Avrina Seles, Jozefina Smrek.
7:1O: Privftanie obecenstva.
@ 7:15: Predstavenie s'Pri-
chod Spasitel'a sveta'', vianocna
n&bozensk& divadelna. hra v 6.
! dejstvAch. Osoby:
Parma Maria: pi. Paulina Sc
leS. - Sv. Jozef: p. Jan BaEik.
Jezuliatko:s Sv. Joa-
chin = sv. Anna, rodicia Panny
Marie: p. Jozef Klein pi. Zu-
gamma Steiner. - Archanjel GA
briel: sl. Helena Jurco. - Bri.
gita: pi. Maria Lesicko. - A.
nathan, hospodar betlehemskt
p. Jozef Klein.
Matthias, Eliachim, Jakub, A.
biaS, Eleazor, Ismael, Jonatas
Tom0, pastieri betlehemskf
pkni Stefan Lucivjansky, Jan
Lesicko, Imrich Eperjei, Jan
Cap, Stefan Zolnsr, Stefan Te-
viz, Andrej Bal1, Stefan Bal
toS.
KaSpar, Melicher, Baltazlr,
~. Traja Kr6l'ovia: PIP. Juraj
vavrek, Stefan Zolner, Jan LIE
si6ko.
Neodus, Abiron, Pasamet, ich
dvorni sluhovia: PIP. Stefan Lu.
tivjansky, Imrich Eperjesi, jan
Cxp.
Pastierske defi: Cyril HHnaj,
Cyril Tatarko.
sbor anjelov: Tie ist6 dieySa.
~ x !, -,s,o13as,nwo
Evening star., 1934-11-07
5teptne

A PECULIAR manner OF walking
= gave rise to this unusual but
well-known surname. It may have
been characteristic grace or airi-
ness of carriage of some remote an
cestor, or it may have been that
the first to bear the name was a
dancer of marked ability. It is a
matter for speculation.
The Steptoes in America derive
their lineage from the early settlers
of that name who came to Virginia.
Anthony Steptoe was in Lancaster
County, Va, in 1897. His son, Capt.
John Steptoe, married Elizabeth, the
widow of John Eustace. Their chill
dren settled in various Virginia coun-
ties.
The coat of arms reproduced was
found on the tomb of Philip Steptoe,
and the epitaph underneath reads in
part: He was descended from an
ancient family in England which
came to Virginia in an honorable
character. He was born in 1888.
="
The early history of the Steptoe
family is centered in westmoreland
County, Va, the homestead of DR..
James Steptoe, at Harmony Hall. He
was the son of Philip Steptoe, and
removed from Lancaster County to
Westmoreland at an early age.
Ann Steptoe, the daughter of DR..
James, married Samuel Washington,
the brother of George Washington.
His nephew, George Steptoe Wash
ington, is mentioned in Gen. Wash
ington'S will.
Evening star., 1934-11-07
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.

first they were not. Each day for
three days he caught young Grouse
and dined well.
BY this time Mrs. Grouse had dis
covered that there was a new enemy
in the Green Forest, and at once
warned all the young Grouse remain
ing. A wise little person Is Mrs.
Grouse, as is proven by the fact that
she has lived SO long.
Three of your brothers and sisters
have disappeared" said she. 'I have
found the feathers of two and they
were not killed by Reddy Fox or
Yowler the Bobcat or Old Man Coyote
or a Hawk or an Owl, or a hunter
with a terrible gun. OF this I am
certain. So we have a new enemy to
watch out for. You know all the
people who live in the Green Forest,
so if you see stranger, watch out
for him, no matter how harmless he
appears. And take to your wings at
the least hint of danger. That Is
what they were given you for"
The young Grouse all promised that
they would heed the warning, and
there was a great deal of wondering
about this new enemy and what he
looked like, for none had had so much
as a glimpse of Spite. Some were
more fearful than others. One or two,
down in their hearts, were sure that
mother was unduly alarmed, but they
didn't say so.
1t was one of these who happened
to be of by himself, looking for his
breakfast, early one morning. BY
chance he looked up just in time to
see brown form leap from one tree
to another, in Squirrel fashion, dis
appearing at once among the branches
of hemlock tree.
THAT was the biggest Squirrel I've
ever seem" thought he. He must be
one Of the Squirrel cousins I have
never met. I suppose that Just be-
cause he is stranger Mother would
ny away. But that would be q silly
thing to do, for every one knows that
Squirrels never harm us Grouse"
So he gave the matter no further
thought and went on with the pleas
ant business Of getting his breakfast.
Presently he wandered in under the
low branches Of that hemlock. He
never came out again, for 1t was Spite
the Marten whom he had mistaken
for big Squirrel, and Spite had been
lying in wait for that foolish, unsus-
pecting young Grouse TO do Just what
ne did. So again Spite dined well.
(Copyright 1e34)
Evening star., 1934-11-07
BY BARBARA BELL.

THIS years juniors are looking
upon dressmaking as major
accomplishment. The pat
i terms they approve are few and
far between. Ours Tor today
gives them something to cheer about.
It is made in two simple pieces-easy
to cut, fit and, sew. 1t can be made
quickly and is economical on the
yardage.
This little design is type of frock
that has become necessity to the
smart younger set and to women with
youthful figures. The appeal is uni
versal. School and college students
live in them, business women depend
upon them, girls with leisure walk and
shop In them, and club women find
them perfect for informal morning
meetings.
We ask you to note the back view
with particular interest, for it Is q
back well worth turning.
Button fastenings, thus placed, are
q fashion that is on the way inland
not out. The schoolgirl collar and
the sleeves cut with a saddle shoulder
make for a more becoming neckline
than frockS that follow mannish Sc
verify in the treatment of collar and
sleeves. The skirt is in two pieces,
with one pleat at-center back. A ma
terial which has just come in interests
Evening star., 1934-11-07

swallow It, fact evidently known by
his victim, who is determined to evade
this calamity II possible.
He is executing a sort Of st. VituS
dance within the capacious Jaws Of his
foe, and prestoi You see him glide
away-minus his tall
Oh, well, that, as you know, Is o
gift with lizards. The snake, in the
meantime, is working furiously with
the wriggling thing in his mouth and
now appears puzzled. What, no
head? What is left of his dinner he
eventually swallows. No doubt, he
ponders over the mystery, as he goes
to hunt for another glass snake"
In the meantime, the abbreviated
one is Somewhere" in the grass. He
is unconcerned about his loss. An
other one, not so handsome, perhaps,
will replace his lost appendange.
Glass snakes" seek their food in
burrows which they construct them
selves. They stalk grubs, insects and
earthworms. They are very fond Of
eggs, and when they find q nest of
them, belonging to some ground-nest-
ing bird, they break the shells easily
with their strong jaws and lap up the
spilled contents with their broad
forked tongue. The clicking of their
jaws indicates that they enjoy the
feast immensely.
Clear your mind Of the myth about
these creatures, that they may be
broken into bits and hastily gather
the fragments together, becoming as
good as new. There is one thing that
is odd about them-the way they part
with their tails when confronted with
the need.
(Copyright 1934)
Evening star., 1934-11-07

us so much we suggest trying it for
this. Made half in wool and half
acetate, it is soft and pliable to work
with and enchanting to the touch. It
comes in many exciting effects-multi-
colored candy stripes, checks and nov-
city plaidS. Shepherd checks in green
and brown Gall wooD are new and in
teresting. They work in with acces-
sories of both colors, and never appear
to better advantage than when made
into a simple dress, cut with only the
seamlines necessary to make it smart.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1498-B is
designed in sizes II, IA, Is and 18.
Corresponding bust measurements, 80,
80, "a and 36. Size 16 (3D requires
25s yards of 54-inch material.
Every Barbara Bell pattern includes
an illustrated instruction guide, which
is easy to follow.
Evening star., 1934-11-07
Dorothy Dix Says
Many Man Has Lost Out by Fork, So
Mind Your Manners If You Want the
Ladies to Love You-Learn How
to Dance and Play Cards.

YOUNG compiled following list of "dons" for
II Don't be sloppy Don't think You collegiate
your socks os yor and old
sweater and that bag at the and crying for shave
d m an1 the @ shop shop Su s look lazy y ae d @ with sbd @ are pain
Girl cohes-conscus for themselves and
snappy him, haunt
before the other girls
DON'T think that being entities the privilege of being
baggage which they themselves They
w y e s M her, % @ n V s sit s T he M s Wsn ey
ne ss and 5y
she @ Ne f a .sssas 5 9 @
# mother neglected table repair them by observa
order get some to YOU
the pohsd the world who knows do and
to do it.
DoNT a you a girl don't sit
P nes AND Ss5 her to Oucs 5 s ev to
Ing Ing topics % a @ S o s n es sb p
sS anything sSse n
Learn how to dance that will cripple partner for
the tha the 10 ose eop are that
any party carry your you CO.
DoNr act as if you considered yourself
thankful the blessing her Don't act
@ @ 6 to take Ike n g out aI Don't % EXPECT I o be s gs @ & ]
bitterly
bit sporting they would every
there was another man in sight.
seepect for so.cen movie ticket Don't think that you
privilege
girls, because it is such novelty.
DoN talk about yourself all the time That may be the one and
sit entranced a stretch while
how great and wonderful you what devil among ladies'
college automobile
what said said to only
mothers who hear details lives Besides
girl wants hear a herself.