davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23

svojich yodcov, a maju ich
al americki Slovaci. TT su
roztrateni po celej Amerike
kazdy robf svoje a najradsie
ma, ked' mu druhf do jeho
miestnych zalezitosti sa ne
miesaj1. Inu, mas americky
slovensky l'ud koho polka
da 81 "a svojich vodcov? l.
siel som k l'udu a doznal
som sa, ze najviac ma sloven.
sku verejnost' vplyvaj1:
/. Nasi ctihodni knazi,
ktorych al menujeme priro-
dzenymi vodcani;
2. Nasi cteni lradnici a u
radnisky nasich slovenskych
organizacii;
8. Nasi novinari alebo re-
daktori, a v badatel mel mie-
re al q, ,d>1 III.
4. Poniektori nasi lekari,
advokati, ucitelia atp.
Tychto teda pokladame 81
"a vodcov, a tyehto nasle.
duje mas l'ud.
Cd tych narod najviac, bs
skoro vSetko oGakava - .
pravom al ma ocakavat' a.
vyzadovat'. Nasi vodcovia
majd strazievat' a zvel'a.
d'ovat' mas spolocny= narod.
ny majetok, nase narodne
poklady. A najcennejsi a mai
vznesenejsi spolocny mas ma.
rodny majetok alebo poklad
je nsa slovenska rec - nasa
matercina! A nasleduje, Re
SINE tax dokonale odstdpili
cd materciny, cd slovenciny,
mozeme "d'akovat' - len
tym nasim vodcom, ktori "a
poslednych 300 rokov a.
nj krizom slamy neprelozili
"a til nasu slovencinu!
Deti slovenske, ktore al
dnes navstevuju "nase slo-
venske skoly", nemajd pri-
lezitosti rozpoznat' sa so svo
jou matercinou, so svojim
narodom. A to vsetko len pre-
nedbalost', kr&tkozrakost' ,
nerozhodnost', nevsimavost'
n6rodnu nevedomost', sebec-
kost' a ctibaznost' vacsiny
nasich vodcov.
CT potom div, re SINE v A.
merike narodne zaostali?
Vieme, ze "a "nase osad-
ne slovenske skoly" zodpo-
vednf su nasi osadnf SPRAY
covia, nasi prirodzeni vodco-
via. W davnejse vo WAGE
rych nasich kostoloch diet
kan sa kaze anglicky, lebo
dietky slovencinu nepoznaju.
A pocet tychto stale rastie.
Treba uznat', ze niektorf ma
81 starsi duchovnf este ga
slovenciny drzia a ju ovla-
dajl, ale mladsf, vacsina kto
rych nemala prilezitosti ma
tercinu sa nauclt', ale ktori
AMI sami sa velmi nepricinili,
len tax lamu a krcovite tr.
haju Pdbozvucnu slovencinu,
ze to bolt nielen poslucha.
Gov, ale al salnych kazate.
Pow! Veru, je to smutny 0.
braz, ale pravdivy, ktorJ
nam zjavne hovori, aka bude
hasa narodna bud1cnost' !
ked' al nad'alej zanedbame
matercinu! A vyucovat' slo'
vencinu k6ze povinnost' Z
laska voci narodu. Al ma t
81 slovenske osadne skoly! A
dobrou vol'ou dalo by sa to
len treba chciet'.
Aku pozornost' recovej o
take venovali a dnes venu
jd nasi lradnfci a 1radnfcky
nasich slovenskych podpor
nych jedn6t? Ci ME je prav
da, ze II ami sami, cest' W
nimkam, slovencinou nevlad
nu, = preto ich matercina .
u vel'mi nezauifma? " Isl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23
vZORNY MLADENEC.
Pise M. D. HIBEN.

sposob svojho zivota, pride
ma mich trest, ktory sposobi
hodne Dol asst a zial'u. Ne
dbali, ami 81 hlasu prorokov
nevsimali. Snad' mnohi rie-
xii: To je vasa praca, aby
ste kazali a nieco kazat' mu-
site. Ale Go kazali to sa
stale a Izrael sa dostal do
zajatia Co znamenalo hoto-
We otroctvo.
Prisiel siln. Nabuchodo-
nozor a Go sa dalo what, to
pobral a co zajat', to zajal.
Medzi tymi, ktorf boli od-
vedenf do Babylona nacha-
DIAL sa i mlady muz menom
Daniel. v rfsi babylonskej
stavaly sa velke zmeny. Kra
povstva povstavaly pada-
ly, ale Daniel stale trval a
pokracoval. Pominul sa Ma
buchodonozor, Baltazar, Da-
rius a prisiel Cyrus, Daniel
stale pokracoval.
V Danielovom zivote ma
chadzame aspon styri alebo
pat veci, vlastnosti, ktore su
hodne povsimnutia.
Ma prvom mieste eitame,
ze Daniel boil mladenec bez
poskvrny.
Druha vec, o ktorej cita-
me, ze on Dol mladenec, kto-
ry NAL pred sebou urcity
ciel'.
Daniel rozhodne odoprel
poskvrnit' svoj zivot.
Stvrta vlastnost', ktorl Pi-
smo sv., spomina, ze Daniel
boil mladenec znameniteho
ducha. @,''.
A plata vlastnost' bola ta,
ze boil verny v kazdom po-
volanf.
Ma prvom mieste tedy Da-
MEL Dol mladenec bez po-
skvrny.
Mladenec, ktory boil vzaty
"a otroka, mladenec, ma kto-
reho mieste by iny nariekal,
ma ktoreho mieste by iny o.
stal nedbalym a l'ahostaj-
nym. Daniel vsak dokazal
svoju e cistotu, svoju chrab-
rost'. ''' '
Borf sa oproti vetrom o.
kolnosti. PLAYA oproti prddu
svojho vlastneho osudu.
L'ahko je stat sa vel'kym
cloveku, ktoremu sd okolno-
sti prajne, ale stat sa pre-
mierom "a takych okolnosti,
"a akych sa stal Daniel, ale
bo Jozef v Egypte, to uz mo-
re len clovek bez poskvrne-
neho charakteru.
To slovicko "bez poskvr-
n.y. sa vzt'ahuje ma DAME
love telo, ako i ma jeho 'du-
su. On nemal zmareny, zni-
ceny a hriechom poskvrne-
ny zivot "a sebou. Jeho re-
kord boil cisty.
On 81 chranil telo i dusu.
Vediac, ze telo je chramom
duse, tax al zachadzal S
MIN, ako s chramom.
Mnohi mladi ludia ovsem
zasluhuju 81 viacej nasej
sympatie, sucitu, pol'utova-
MIA, nezli kritizovania, lebo
mnohf nenaucili sa, nemali
sa cd koho naucit' so vset-
kym ku Bohu sa utiekat'.
Daniel boil taky pravy T.
raelita, v ktorom nebolo lsti.
On Dol ml6denec, ktoryy
NAL urcity ciel'.
Kto ide a nevie kan, ten
nezajde nikam. Kto robi a
nevie preco to robi, ten sa
Ispechu nikdy nedorobf. III
vot, ktory nema pred sebou
ciel', stava sa lpadkom.
Tomas Edison, ako mladik
povedal: To Go uz je, m6ze
byt' lepsie. Svetlo bolo, ale
on no ucinil lepsim.
DR.. Pearson siel do Chi
caga, ako mladlk. 'sIdem zbo
hatn1t', aby som mohol po-
mahat' malym skolam a chu-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23

Obrane" (9-14-34) boil som
cital:
"Slovaci, jako narod, utr-
peli naramnd skodu tym, re
z nasich podpornych jednot
stay sa vacsinou takreceno
asekuracne spolocnosti. III
votne poistenie temer zabilo
jak1kol'vek inu, narodu pre-
potrebnu cinnost', ktora su-
stredena mala byt' v nasich
bratskych jednotach. Zaned-
balo sa to, Go jedine moze
zachovat' americko-sloven-
sku mladez nasim organiza-
clam: slovensku vychovu a
pestovanie citu slovenskej
narodnej spolupatricnosti. A
ked' sa mladik alebo dievci-
ma necitia Slovakmi, ked'
nelnd laskou k svojmu slo-
venskemu rodu, ked' su nan
ME, pysni, zostand vel'kou
vacsinou v organizacii len
tax dlho kym "a Mich plata
rodicia.
Veru, zabudli nasi vodco-
via, a takto al tt, ktori ich
ma vodcovstvo pripravovali,
ze reGou svojou zije narod,
ziju slovenske ustanovizne.
Financne, co viem, vsetky ma
Sc organizacie este pozfvajd
dobrd povest'. Pravda, kaz-
da nuka, prosi, pyta, laka
mladez roznymi sposobami,
aby financny stav cfm dlhsie
bol zabezpeceny. Ale mia
dez je pahostajna, nerozu-
mie a nechape o co ide;S le-
bo slovenska rec, slovenska
vychova je i'm cudzia. To sa
tyce nielen detf prosteho pu-
du, ale al detf nasich vodcov.
A co nam ako narodu spo-
moze, ked' i nasi vodcovia
su vzdelanf, ale ME sloven-
sky vzdelani? A ME je dost'
len navrhovat' a odporucat'
kultdrne, narodne programy,
recovat' o nasich poduja-
tiach, co mienime robit' a
potom ami krfzom slamy ne
prelozit', ably navrhnuty pro
gram do zivota uvedeny boil.
Co to organizacii spomoze,
ked' uradnfci, cest' vynim-
kan, nezaoberaju a nezaujf-
maj1 sa tym, Go mas robf ma
rodom - nasou recou?
Jedni bubnujd kol'ko or
ganizacia vyplatila ma po-
smrtne podpory, ako by to
bola dajaka mimoriadnost' !;
druhf zas trepajd, Go sa pre-
konalo "a posledne tol'ke ro-
ky, ale neopovazia sa pove-
dat, co vlastne oni sami u
robili alebo dnes robia "Za
Boha a narod", "a til nasu
slovencinu. Nuz a name al
takych, ktorf su spokojnf,
ked' 81 len pekne sedia a
raduju sa, ze m6zu byt' u
radnfkmi nejakym mesac-
nym honorarom, bez toho, a.
by sa prflis pamahali alebo
zunuvali dolezitou recovou
otazkou, ako by ta bola len
myslienkovita, neriesitel ma,
a konecne al nedosazitel'na
pre- tych najdolezitejsia a
najvaznejsia vec v zivote je
byt' znovuzvolenf. A nemalo
a nema to tax byt'.
Recova otazka je vel'mi
vazna, a priamo sa tyka Ii
vota organizacie. Kto sa ilou
nezaobera, ME je hoden byt'
uradnfkom slovenskej orga-
nizAcie. ked' lprimne smy'
spame, ked' chceme zacho,
vat . zvela'dovat' narodny
majetok, dajme naSej mia
dezi prflezitost' "a slovensky
vzdelSvat'. Zachovajme 8
rcd, slovenslkost' - bu'
/ ddcnost' naiich orsanixkci
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23

Bon So Skutocne prlZnal ku
Danielovi, ako j ku Petroyi,
ked' no vyviedol 20 zal&ra.
o Danielovi cftan1e; 1:l6.
Preto Daniel odoprel jest
SO stolu kralo'vskeho?
i. Preto, ze Babyloncani je-
dli. maso z neeistych zverov,
ktore boly Zidom zakAzane
a Daniel boil cd detinstva u
ceny posluchat' prikazania
Bozie.
Tuna sa dokazala cena
vcasneho nabezenskeho W.
ucovania, tax ako u Time-
tea. Date pczor, lie comu u
Cite vase dietky. CT ich uci-
te laske ku Bohu, laske ku
Jeho slovu, laske ku Jeho
domu alebo ste i'm opacnym
prikladom?
2. Druha prfcina, pre- kto-
ri Daniel odoprel tie pokr-
my jest bola ia, Re oni je-
dli maso, ktore bolo z uda-
veneho statku, ktore nebolo
stecene z krvi.
Prvy krest'ansky koncil,
vybor odkazuje krest anon
medzi inym toto: .>'.'
Ked' sa svedskej kral'ov,
ne pytali, ze preco je tax
prisnou ma denny zivot svo-
jej dcery, odvetila: "Prero,
ze sa pripravuje pre- tr6n."
Krest'ani sa pripravuju pre-
krarovske knazstvo, a preio
by sa nemali zapletat' do We
CT, ktore i'm neslusia.
Mr.. Depew z, prflezitosti
90. narodenin povedal toto:
"Najvacsou zahubou mlade-
ho muza je moderna spo-
locnost' jej pozdnymi hodi-
nami."
Casio 81 pripomfname, ze
nejedna matka o IL. abo 1.
2. popolnoci spieva 81, "Oh,
where is my wandering boy
tonight?"
A mnohej matky "won-
dering boy" je niekde v gem
lierni, kde prehrava t'azko
zarobene peniaze, alebo be-
rie peniaze ineho muza. Hrie
chom je i vyhravat' i pre-
hravat'. Kto prehrava, ten je
blazon, lebo utraca t'azko
zarobene peniaze, pokial'
matka casio j manzelka a
dietky donna plaeu hladne. A
ten kto vyhrava je zlodej,
lebo berie peniaze, ma ktore
nerobil, ktore nepatria je-
mu.
Ked' ini mladenci robili
to, co robil svet, Daniel sa
boril proti MIN. Ked' INF pla-
vail dolu vodou, Daniel "a
pasil oproti prddom okolno-
sti.
Poskvrnit' telo dusu ne
vezme dlho. Jedna kvapka
ciernej farby zmenf bielu.
Isty muz dal zafarbit' bic
lie platno ma cierne, .poton
siel zpat, aby no prefarbili
ma bielo. "To je nemozne,"
mu riekli.
L'udsky zivot, Pudsky cha
rakter je, ako biele platno,
ktore sa l'ahko zacierni, ale
t'azko obieli. zivot clovekov
zalezf ma srdci q preto daj
pozor ma svoje srdce.
4. No Danielovi to poma-
halo, ze boil mlddenec zna-
meniteho srdca, ducha. 5:12.
6:3.
Isty Anglican, ktory NAL
drevenu nohu chcel ist' do
vojny. Nechceli no what, le-
bo lie on by nemohol utekat'.
Anglia nepotrebuje voja-
kov, ktorf by utekali, od-
povedal muz. j
/ Bob chce takych ludi,
ktorf su vytrvalf, stall. Coze
je z takych krest' 'anov, kto-
ri dnes placu mad pahostaj-
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-30
CROCKERY AND
 GLASSWARE

Beautiful Dinner Sets g piece sets regular price $500
 Clearance Price S6.75 5 piece sets regular price 5000
 Clearance Price S17.50 GA piece sets regular price S50.00
 Clearance Price S4O.O0 21 piece China Tea Sets good pat tcih 9o.VV Fancy cOlOred glass tea sets 15 pieces -.....-.---. .... S4.OU
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-30

The Pacific Alaska Airways Elec- tra plane took off about 9:45 o'clock this morning and arrived at Fair banks before 200 pm. Passengers from Nome were Colonel Kumpe of the U. S. Signal Corps, Miss Alkaline Davick, government nurse, and MT. Johnson.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-30
Flying
 Into Or Out Of
 TheCity Of Nome

Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow Air Service started for Candle to- day but return to Nome due to bad weather conditions. He will try again tomorrow, and after that flight is scheduled to take off for Fairbanks Sunday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-30

Word received by the local office of the Northern Air Transport said that Pilots Wien and Ross in the Bellanca and Ford planes, accom- panied by Alfred J Lomen were due at Fairbanks today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-30
French Writer Dead

(By The Associated Press)
 MOSCOW. Aug. 30, - The French pacifist writer Henri BareauSse died here of pneumonia, in the Kremlin Hospital, following a short illness.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16

10 place about a bathroom than
cans and jars; and the COM
fort you get from the knowl-
edge that you are not paying
for the container more than
compensates for any lack OF
beauty.
Anne Darling, Of Universal
Pictures, is the essence of youth.
Her unspoiled charm is her
greatest asset, and it was re-
freshing to learn that Anne pre-
fers lavender or pine to the
more heavy, exotic fragrances
Of the bath.
Miss Darling prefers a scent
ed bath to one that is not
scented, and perhaps that IS
why one feels the beauty Of
early spring while in her ge-
nial company. She dislikes
anything gaudy and ostentatious,
naturally the neutral fragrances
of the bath are her choice.
eff you want to know where
you can procure any article
mentioned in this column, phone
The Washington Times, District
1000, Extension 283, between 9
a. m. and S p. m. daily and up
to p. m. on Saturdays. Please
do not write unless you live out
side of the city, in which case
enclose stamped, self addressed
envelope.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16
Times Dali y Pattern
PATTERN 21O5

The cape way is the smart
way this season, and the tiny
child as well as her big sister
is using capes of various sizes.
This very precious cape caps
the shoulders and swings free
in the back. The tiny sash
which joins at the side fronts,
of course is something for little
folk to be proud Of. It may be
finished with rose-buds, with
rosettes of narrow ribbon or
with tiny pearl buttons. Daintily
printed lawn, dotted swiss, ba-
tiste in solid color, or one of
the new cottons with soft,
crinkly stripe are smart for its
making. The panties may be
lace trimmed, if desired.
Pattern 21O5 is available in
sizes 2, 4, 6 and 8. Size 4
takes 17s yards 36-inch fabric.
Illustrated step-by-Step sewing
instructions included.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS G5c)
in coins or stamps (coins pre-
ferred) for this Anne Adams
pattern. Write plainly name,
address and style number. BE
SURE TO STATE SIZE.
GET THE ANNE ADAMS
SPRING PATTERN BOOK!
Make for yourself the clothes
that are smart, practical and
becoming. Choose them from
the 40 pages o. this beautifully
illustrated book which includes
also exclusive fashions for tots
and children, especially de-
signed dresses for the mature
figure, lingerie, and hosts of
other interesting features. Each
garment illustrated is easy to
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pattern. SEND FOR YOUR
COPY TODAY! PRICE OF
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AND PATTERN TOGETHER,
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The Washington times., 1935-03-16

side pleats. but it really gives a
nice ventilation to your back.
III a popular spring fabric, it
will look like any well-cut sports
suit.
The vest is cut away in the
back, so that breezes coming in
through the sides of the coat
panel will have an unobstructed
way to the back of your shirt.
Thus all the hot stuffiness that
accumulates under your coat
will be eliminated, and the suit
will be twice as cool as any suit
cut in the regulation manner.
Men should jump at the oppor-
tunity to get such clothes, for
they will surely make for greater
comfort, and at the same time
they can be we'll dressed.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16
When Manners
AreCOrreCt
By MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN
Dear Mrs. Beeckman:

Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
Is it proper to send announce
ments of a high school gradua-
ton to friends when one is not
able to enclose tickets for the
exercises? The exercises will be
held in the high school auditor
ium and there are seats enough
for only a limited number Of
guests.
Does it sound too much like
"gift," which certainly would
not be the intention?
Is it proper to leave the small
piece of transparent paper with
the card, or should this be re-
moved before sending? P.
This depends on the form of
wording of the card. If the
card is an invitation, then it
should be sent only to those to
whom you can also send tickets
of admission. If the card is an
announcement, then it may ap-
propriately be sent to a larger
number of your friends.
It is best form to omit the tis-
sue paper. After the engraving
is thoroughly dried, the work of
the tissue paper is finished.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16

in clothing, with lighter mate
rials available, with cooler
weaves used, much heat has
been eliminated. And now
comes another innovation. one
that really helps enormously.
If men wear uncomfortably
warm clothing this spring and
summer, it will really be be-
cause they want to, and not be-
cause they must.
Panel in Back
The open back, which we
might call "air-cooled," is the
latest step in the direction of
comfort. It is in both coat and
vest, so that the air can really
go right into the clothing, and
cool your back completely. Pic
lures on this page show both
the coat and vest, with the de-
tails clear.
The coat has a separate panel
down the back, which is only
fastened at the top of the yoke
and the waistline. It looks like
The Washington times., 1935-03-16
BetWeen Feedings

The orange juice should be
given between the milk feed
ings in order not to curdle
them, but at months we now
put the tomato juice into one
feeding of the quintuplets' milk
formula.
The mother may serve the
orange or tomato cocktail" in
q bottle or glass at first, but
soon she should teach baby to
take it from a spoon. BY the
time he is 4 months old he can
take as much as eight teaspoon
fuls daily of orange juice.
Be sure that each substance
is prepared just before feeding
it. as much of it's virtue evapo-
rates if it is allowed to stand.
These vitamin foods are really
indispensable.
CONTINUED Monday
copyright, 1895, King Features
Syndicate. Inc)
The Washington times., 1935-03-16
Buy yBananas By
The Cluster

The best way to buy bananas
IS by the hand" or cluster.
Bought in this way the germ
proof skin in which nature
wrapped the banana will not
be torn or injured; you can
sometimes get a better bargain:
and-best of all-you will have
supply at hand, ripening as
they should, which is at room
temperature.
Nature has provided a color
signal so that the user may
tell when they're ripe. When
partially ripe they are yellow
with green tips, and should be
served cooked, as a vegetable
or meat accompaniment.
When all-yellow and no green
can be seen they can be used
as either fruit or vegetable,
and are excellent to use in
fruit salads. cakes and the
like.
When the golden skin is
flecked with brown, the banana
is fully ripe, and is just right
for eating out Of hand, for
then it is thoroughly and
easily digestible.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16
,AcQuires Taste

Another method Of accustom'
ing the baby to codliver oil is to
use a medicine dropper or
spoon and insert a few drops
inside his mouth, against the
cheek, at one of his regular
feedings. In this fashion he
becomes accustomed to the
taste, instead of getting a fixa-
ton against it, and by gradually
increasing the dosage he will be
swallowing one teaspoonful
twice a day at four months.
Other early additions to his
diet, prescribed chiefly because
they are so rich in vitamins,
are orange juice and tomato
juice. When both are given the
baby. one substance should be
served in the afternoon and
the other in the morning.
Dilute with water, at the
start, and put only a small
quantity into the baby's mouth.
He should receive about twice
as much tomato juice, as the
former is less rich.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16
Little
To Scent
Bath
BY JULIET SHELBY

The trouble with many
bath accessories, especially
water softeners and frag-
RANGES, is that they are
priced too high. Instead of
becoming a part of the bath
routine, they remain on the
bathroom shelf as a luxury
to be indulged in only on
gala occasions!
I know what women can and
cannot afford in cosmetics; 1
know that a woman will do
without q scented bath while
she would not do without her
powder and rouge or a waveset
each week.
If you can forego a fancy
bottle or an ornate container,
you may at little cost-and as
such a bath is very conducive
to poise and gives a "lift" along
our mundane lives, you should
not sacrifice this necessary
pleasure.
In cloth sacks, five pounds
to the sack, come three very
refreshing water Softeners -
floral, pine and lavender. They
are composed of pulverized
crystals that are beautifully
scented and endowed with the
power to change hard water
into soft. A generous handful
to a tub of water does the
trick.
The sacks are not unattrac-
tive, and I find them easier
The Washington times., 1935-03-16

Soon now, you will be busily
planting seeds and thinking of
the profuSion of flowers to
come. And while you are do
ing that, you can have lovely
flowers growing on your quilt,
if you choose this Morning
Glory Applique quilt. There are
only three patches on each
block. You can do the flowers
in two colors or in two shades
of one color: you can make
them the same throughout or
different, using up your scraps
of material. The leaf, Of
course, should be green in every
block. The block would also
make attractive cushions or
motifs on scarfs or other linens.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16
"BOttLed Sunshine"

Some, not all, Of the vitamlns
are to be found in milk, the
baby's chief food, but the vita.
min-content of his diet should
be supplemented in other ways
Codliver oil is especially valu-
able during the winter months
as it furnishes the baby with
the identical benefits which eX'
posure to sunlight gives him IN
warm weather. One name Tor
codliver oil is bottled sun
shine"
It can be administered as
early as the second month. The
very small baby does not usually
show any sign of disliking the
taste, but it may be camou-
flaged in various ways.
At our hospital the quintu.
plets receive their codliver oil
and their orange juice at the
same time, so that the latter
may be said to take the curse
off" the former.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16

And then you could make pill
low cases to match the quilt,
using the Morning Glory motif
at the center of the edge.
Pattern 919 comes to you
with complete, simple instruc-
tions for cutting, sewing and
finishing, together with yard
age chart, diagram Of quilt to
help arrange the blocks for
single and double bed size, and
q diagram of block which
serves as a guide for placing
the patches and suggests con-
trasting materials.
Send 10 cents in stamps or
coin (coin preferreO for this
pattern to The Washington
Times Needlecraft Dept, 80
Eighth Ave-, New York, N. 7.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16
She's Tempted

Dear Miss Fairfax:
My best girl friend is engaged
to charming man; naturally,
I've seen him often at her
house. He has always been very
nice to me, paid me a stray
compliment or two, but has
seemed absolutely loyal to the
girl to whom he is engaged.
His fiancee asked him to
take me home FROM a small
informal dance at her house
the other evening. He had a
few highballs before he left,
but was not under the influ-
ence of liquor.
He made violent love to me
in his car, threw his arms
around me, and asked me to
run away and marry him.
I was flattered, but scared
almost crazy. too. 1 like this
fellow, DuC l. WanC 10 90 lie
right thing by my friend.
Should I tell my friend? He's
% and I'm 10.
ELSIE
If this young man is pre-
pared to throw over the girl to
whom he is engaged, without
cause or notice, you may be
sure he will treat you or any
other girl with equal disregard.
A man of % ought to know
what he is doing. If he doesn't,
you have only to send him
about his business.
I dare say the highballs had
more of an effect than you
imagine, and at this moment
he is shaking in his shoes with
apprehension. Better give him
a break and forget the entire
episode.