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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-22
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sziniileg benne talalja soff6r
kopenyet es sapkajat, azokat
niagara veszi, inert frakkban
megsem jatszhatja a soffor
szerepet. A hatso kaput nyit-
va talalja, azon menjen k.....
A hatarig k0nnyen eljuthat,,
-felteve, ha ismeri a videket....
- Mint a tenyeremet Mar
-tuska. Minden rendben is
volna, de egy Kornyey mem
lehet tolvaj. Mar pedig ennek
a szokesi tervnek a vegrehaj-
tasa egyet jelentene autolo-
pascal.
Ki mondja, hogy ellopja
az autot, - szolott idegesen
Marta. Kedvesem, maga
nincs tisztaban a jogi FOCAL
1makkal. Maga csak sz0kesre
hasznalja fel az autot, de mem
lopja Ell. Zsupani kocsirol le-
ven $50, akadalytalanul enge-
dix tova egesz a hatarig. OFT
kiszall, a kocsit mi fertile
tiink0n hagyja.'
Magat kevernem bahia
Martuska. Raj0nnenek, hogy
maga segitette el6 sz0kesemet.
Attol ne tartson. En- min
dent letagadok. Ha felfede-
xix a dolgot, annyit beisme-
rex, nogy lit jart, de en-
atyamhoz utasitottam a hiva-
talba. Nos maga pedig mem
oda ment, hanem szetnezett
az udvaron. Meglatta az autot
viszont eszrevette az elfogata-
sara erkez6 detektiveket es
vakmero fordulattal eppen a
zsupani auton sz0k0tt meg. A
soffor a hibas, miert hagyta
szabadon a gepet, miert mem
vigyaz ra jobban. Engem ne
feltsen Gergely! o bar en- is
mehetnek magaval...-
Hirtelen meleg hullam on
t0tte el az ifju K0rnyey szi-
vet. Megragadta a leany ke-
zet:
- Martuska draga, jojjon
velem!
Pillanatok teltek el, de ez
alatt a nehany pillanat alatt
mint valami szedit6 gyorsasag
gal perg6 film vonult el el6t-
tuk a mutt, az ami eddig k0zos
volt az eletiikben. Kialakulat
Ian erzesek filmkockai tev6d.
tex ICY ossze.
Gergely sohasem volt tiszta-
ban azzal, hogy milyen erzesek
fiizik ehhez a leanyhoz. Kicsi
koraban pajtasa volt, de csak
ugy, amint pajtasa lehet egy
serdiilo flu egy kisleanynak
Mikor mar Marta nagyobb lett
neha talalkoztak, a leany er.
dekl6dest arult el iranyaban
de ez meg mem volt szerelem
Most elotte allott udit6 fatal.
sagaban, de valaszfalkent to.
lakodott k0zejik az a helyzet
hogy s egy iildozott, Marta
pedig a nagyhatalmu zsupar
egyetlen leanya.
Vonzo es taszito erzeseker
at felcsillant, mint valami seer
delibab egy bizonytalan tudat;
szereti EFT a leanyt.
- Martuska j0jjon velem
- ismetelte.
A leany fatyolos szemme,
nezett ra, az ajkan ketfele
valasz is lebegett. 8 is kiiz
dott az erzeseivel. Aztan sze'
liden, de ,hatarozottan ICY
sz6lt:
- Gergely, ugy erzem, hogy
maganal ez csak egy hirteler
fellobbanas. En-. szeretem
szeretem..... de mint a testvere.
met. Mem gondolja-.... hogy
maga is ICY erez.
A leany k0z0s erzesiik meg
fogalmazasaban pontosabt
volt. Hirtelen raeszmelt Ger
gely is, hogy mem az q min
dent els0pr6 erzes az, ami 81
is elt0lti.
nv-1k~ ~,~~. nRk~.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-22
.sMELTiSAG(DS
GAZD'URAM''

hisz mikor menekiilt, mem sok
lehetett a zsebeben, hat penzze
tettem a hizok kozul hatot Is
az arat eljutattom postan ide-
gen nev jelzessel, nehogy ra-
jojjenek a dologra, a varosban
adom fel az utalvanyt. Van
humor a legenyben, a penz
megjott, az utalvanyon ez ALT:
Komoroczi bergazdasag. -
Bergazdasag!
Hat mennyi is maradt
meg neked.
Tizenket holdat voltak
kegyesek meghagyui.
- Negyszazbol?
- Negyszazbol!
- Es meg tudtal belole el-
nj?
- Hat kerlek ugy ahogy.
Elvegre sok ertek maradt a
haznal. Ezustok, ekszerek. Az
tan vegeredmenyben egyedul
voltam. Sokat mem is k0lt-
hettem. A Sandorral kisza-
mitottuk, hogy tizenket
holdbol megelhetiink. Tehene-
szetet aliitottunk be. Mar XII
lenc teheniink volt. Tizenket
hizonk is volt, szoval allatte-
nyesztesbol akartunk megelni.
- No de mi tortent a kisa-
jatitaskor a tt felszerelestek-
kel, az allatallomannyal.
- Mem volt nekiink a 400
holdon mar semmi. 10 atyam,
mikor bevonultam a haboru-
ba, berbeadta az egesz birto.
kot es ugy maradt egeszen a
halalaig. En- ream pedig nyom
ban ramj0ttek, elvettek a ii.
zenket ,holdon kivul mindent
= Most mar a t0rtentel
utan mem mehetsz vissza. Leg.
jobb lenne AIT a megmaradt
reszt eladni es lit nalunk le
telepednel.
En- mar csak, kedves paj
tas, ragaszkodom az osi fold
h0z.
- De most jo darabig nen
mehetsz haza. Addig is ma
radj lit nalunk.
Par napig mindenesetre
igenybe veszem vendegszerete.
tedet.
Mindenben rendelkeze
sedre allok. Ha parancsolod
nagyobb kolcsonnel is. Mar al
en- viszonyaimhoz kepest ma
gyobb k0lcs0nnel.
Kedves pajtikam, hi ba
rat vagy, latom, tudom, erzem
de mem fogadok ell mast, csal
egy agyat nehany ejszakara
Par napig megis lit kell ma
radnom, mig megjon a valas;
odaatrol.
Vendegem vagy akarmee
dig. Kul0n szobat kapsz; reg
geli a haznal, delben vendeg
l0ben eszunk, este elmegyiinl
zenet hallgatni. Ez a hol
napi program. Holnhputar
vizitelunk a sep Szokoly Ag
neseknel.
Gergely meglepetve all
meg:
Hogy gondolod?! Mir,
valo volna.
4 - No mem is miattam, -
valaszolta hangsulyozattan HI
daszy. En- mar regebbe1
ismerem a csaladot, s6t udva
roltam Agnesnek, megvallom
sikerteleniil. Rendkiviil ere
deti leany. 6szinte, nyilt e
folyton keresi a nagy szerel
met, de mem talalja...... Sz6va
holnaputan delel6tt II ora
kor tiszteletiinket tessziik ma
LUX.
Ugyan kerlek szepen
most igazan mem vagyok ilyel
latogatasokra hangolva. Aztal
minek az, hogy en- lit ismeret
segeket k0ssek. En-, az ottho
nab6l kivert k6bor szegen,
IInnrk,,~v xx~~@nx ocr, rIxyo, %1o,r
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-22

u
uni tagszerzesi versenyt, a
mely 1893 aprilis 1-ig fog tar
tani, - rendez a Bridgeport
Rakoczi Betegsegelyz6 Egyesu-
let. Alig, hogy ez kozhirre lett
teve az osztalyoknal, a kozpont
nal es ,nindenutt amerre meg
fordulunk, err6l a keszpenzdi-
jakkal egybekotott igen kony-
nyu es egyszeri versenyr6l esik
$40. Serenyen folyik a munka,
amelynek nyomaban nemcsak
orszagos egyesiileteink kozpont
jaiban, de azok fi6kjainal, osz-
talyainal, a tagsaguknal, de az
orszag minden reszeben letez6
helyi egyestleteinknel is raesz-
meltek ARA, hogy igenis meg
oriasi ter van az amerikai ma
gvar egyletek fejlesztesere es
celtudatos epit6 munkaval -
a multak tapasztalatain okulva
= eppen most van alkalom ar
ra, hogy az egesz amerikai ma
gyar elct fellendiljon.
Az "a koriilmeny, hogy tobb
mint 10000 tagja van az egye-
slletnek, amely termeszetesen
tobb is lehetne, = de hogy mar
majdneln ket es felmillio dol
lar vagyonnal rendelkezik, -
az egyesuletnek helyes, lelkiis-
meretes es celtudatos ugyveze-
teserol es ugykezeleserol, -
szamokban kifejezetten tanus-
kodik. Biztositasi feltetelei is
rendkivul elonyosek, ugy hogy
ez a vagyonbiztonsag tekinte-
teben is elso helyen allo egye-
suletink a legteljesebb biza-
lomra es tamogatasra van jo-
| gositva.
Tulhaladott allaspont az,
>hogy afelol vitatkozzunk, hogy
az utolSo evekben miert tor
tent ICY vagy ugy, ez vagy
amaz? Menjiink csak elore. -
Igen, 1kcor is, hd dIdosatoka1
kell hosnu1,k k0s0s nags
agyankert. A fo, hogy uzlet-
szeruen, okosan es sikeresen
operaljunk. Ez esetben az aldo
Eat is csak latszolagos. Ha egg
eros, egessseges es 0nersete>
dranlat indul meg a magyar
telepeken magyar elet erde.
kebe1, akkor 0ssses egyesdle
teink, intesnaenyei,ak Uirdgsdsc
csak most fog elk0Detkesni.
Felhivjuk olvasokozonsegiin-
ket a Rakoczi Betegsegelyz6
Egyesuletnek tit ismertetett kG
vetkezo aranyjubileumi mum
kalataira:
Az elso Is a fo-aranyjubileu.
mi tinnepely az Egyesilet seek.
helyen, Bridgeport varosaban
1888 majus 29-en, vasarnaI
lesz. Amde ilyen nagyszabasu
aranyjubileumi unnepsegek az
orszag kilonb0z6 Rakoczi goc'
pontokban lesznek tartva.
Tiz tag reszere egyenkent
200 dollar keszpenzdijat tuz ki
az Egyesulet, ami AIT jelenti
hogy osszesen 1000 dollart
keszpenzben oszt szet a yer.
seny feltetelei szerinti nyer0i
k0zott. A dijak kifizetese az Ell.
SO f6-aranyjubileumi unnepe.
lyen, Bridgeporton fog meg.
t0rtenni.
Az aranyjubileumi innepe
lyek elokeszitesere az egyesiilet
igazgatosaga egy kiil0n bizott
, sagot klld0tt XII, melynek tag
jai a kovetkez6k lettek:: Vargs
! Istvan k0zponti eln0k, Vasa!
Jozsef titkar, Kundrath Istvar
penztarnok, Lakatos Laszlo
Varga Karoly es Makay Jo
zsef igazgatosagi tagok es Bod
mar Bertalan az anyaosztaly
eln0ke.
AZ igasgat6sdg az egyesa
letnek so eves t0rteneln,et i
meg togja iratni es egg gy0
'sy6rI aranyjubileunai albunao
The Arizona gleam., 1937-02-12
EDITOR ACCIDENTALLY
INJURIES HAND

Mr.. C. S. Rodgers accidentally
injured his right hand Thursday,
February 4th. The editor was rum
ming off printing job when his
hand was caught in the press and
the four fingers of the right hand
were badly mashed. The injury to
his hand would have been more
serious than it was If he had not
thought quickly and cut the power
off and put on the emergency
brake, : It will be some time be-
fore he can use his hand again.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-02-12
CLEAN ADDS NEW,
MEMBER

John Favors, son Of Rev. & Mrs.
Chas Favors, is new member OF
the Clean Publishing Co. John is
desirous of becoming a printer and
that is his purpose in connecting
himself with the Clean. When our
young people aspire for worth
while training they should be en-
couraged. John is starting from
the humblest position, may he at
tain the highest in this profession
HATS OFF TO JOHN!
The Arizona gleam., 1937-02-12
A. K..A.TO OBSERVE 81
FOUNDERS DAY

Is
The Alpha Kappa Alpha sorori-
ty will observe Founders Day
Sunday, February 14th,. at HOO
o'clock. Services will be held at
the First Colored Baptist Church.
A. splendid program will be rend-
eredi by. the members and pledges.
Rev Fayors will deliver the mes mes
sage. alThis was to have been held
January 25th, but. due to illness
offnso many of the. members, it
was, postponed to February 14th.
The public is invited and urged to
attend:el1 1} - -. .t4.l .s,
- - -. ~
Mrs. Estella Wright, SIT South
First Avenue has been confined to
bed on account. Of illness for over
two weeks at last report. -. ~. i
The Arizona gleam., 1937-02-12

REV. j. b. BENNETT
In loving memory of our devoted
husband and father, Rev. j. b.
Bennett, who died one year ago,
February 8, 1886.
Gone but not forgotten.
Loving widow and children,
ANNA BENNETT.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-02-12
T IA NM Tg l
l.k ~ [1II1 kkt 'f'+l++I tfI rX||

Mr.. Perry Payne, 124 South 5th
Street, one Of Arizona's oldest
citizens has been ill at his home
for several days.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
THE SUNDAY WASHINGTON, c, H. 1e37-PART ONE
organize the mems and women's di-
visions of the campaiQn,

organize the mems and women's d.
visions Of the campaign.
A message received from Felix NJ.
Warburg, national chairman Of the
Joint Distribution Committee cam
paign, at campaign headquarters here
yesterday cited distressful conditions
among Jews in Germany and Poland.
The message said in part:
Never was the need greater than
this year for the 81, $50 600 the Joint
Distribution Committee il asking rs
Its 1897 quota for work among the
distressed Jews overseas. In Germany
the Jews are less and less able to care
Tor Themselves as their assets shrink
The same holds true for the refugees,
both Jewish and "non-Aryan," who
have hed Germany. In Eastern Europe
conditions among the Jews are worse
even than they were during the war
and postwar years. Millions are
helpless before the savage attack Of
anti-Semites in Poland, Rumania and
other countries"
New Home IN Palestine.
Another message received from
Morris Rothenberg, one of the leaders
OF the national United Palestine Ap-
peal, read:
While the doors of most countries
OF Europe and elsewhere are COM
pletely shut to them, the prosecuted
Jews Of Germany and Poland have
found new home in Palestine.
Palestine, reclaimed from barren
ness and sterility, absorbed more than
Evening star., 1937-04-11
and Rev. Russell J. Clinchy will pre-

and Rev; Russell J. Clinchy will pre-
side.
The program Friday will be opened
by four simultaneous round table dis
cussions, and in the afternoon a gen.
eral meeting will be held, with Elwood
Street, public welfare director, presid-
ing. Among the speakers at this ses-
sion will be Miss Jane M. Hoey, direc-
tor of general public assistance, Social
Security Board; Miss Katherine Len
root, director Of the United States
Children's Bureau, and William VIII
Hanson of the Bureau Of Old-Aee
Benefits Of the Social Security Board
David Cushman Coyle viii speak on
New Social Order in America" at 8
pm. Friday.
DR.. Preston will preside at a gen.
eral meeting Saturday at 1890 an,
when the delegates will hear q sum-
mary of the round table discussions.
Sanford Bates, executive director of
the Boys Club Of America, Inc, will
preside at the closing luncheon when
Paul Kellogg, editor of the Survey, will
deliver an address on Forward Social
Work.
Evening star., 1937-04-11

the session on the evening of April 10
in Constitution Hall.
Vice presidential candidates, repre-
senting all parts OF the country, are
as follows:
Mrs. George Baxter Averill, Mil
Waukee; Mrs. William Henry Belk,
Charlotte, N. c.: Mrs. H. j. Cary.
Kearney, Nebr.; Mrs. Frank Madison
Dick, Cambridge, Md; Miss Bonnie
F'arwell, Terre Haute, Ind; Mrs.
George Madden Grimes, Washington:
Mrs. Charles z. Head, Seattle, Wash;
Mrs. Cory Hogg, Lewisburg, W. Va;
Mrs. Robert Kemp Minson, Tempe,
Ariz.; Mrs. Maurice Clark Turner, Dali
las, Tex, and Mrs Elmer H. Whit
tskeT, Pasadena, Calf.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
II ARE CANDIDATES
FOR 7 D. A. R. POSTS
Vice Presidential Places Con-
tested in Forty-Ffth
Congress.

The Forty-sixth Continental Con-
gress, Daughters Of the American
Revolution, which will open Monday
OF next week, will be forced to decide
among IL candidates who have an
nounced for the seven vice presiden-
tial posts.
In addition, there are two candidates
for honorary vice president general.
They are Mrs. W. B. Burney of Co.
lumbia, s. c., and Mrs. William Hyde
Talbot Of Maryland.
The advance guard Of national Of
f1cers, State regents and members al
ready is arriving. MRS. William A.
Becker, president general, will open
Evening star., 1937-04-11

81, 600 homeless Jews during 1895 and
1896.
AS world Jewry faces the supreme
task OF mass exodus, Palestine
stands ready to welcome the largest
number OF those unfortunate Jews
who are the victims OF tyranny and
despotism."
Evening star., 1937-04-11

man Park Hotel
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. John J.
o. C on n or has
b e e n n a m e d
chairman Of the
local committee
for the confer
ence, which will
open with a din
ner meeting at
$50 pm. Thurs
day, at which DR..
Sheldon Glueck
of Harvard Law
School will speak.
DR.. G orge H.
If the conference,
Evening star., 1937-04-11
Frederick Woodward to Speak.

Frederick Woodward, vice president
OF the University of Chicago, will
speak on Confessions of Vice Presi-
dent" at the annual dinner of the
University Of Chicago Club Of Wash
lngton, scheduled for $50 pm. to-
night at the Cosmos Club.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
CHURCH Federation
WILL HEAR DR.. DAY

Baltimore Pastor to Speak at
Dinner Wednesday-Omcers
to Be Elected.
DR.. Albert E. Day Of Mount Vernon
Place M. E. Church, Baltimore, will
deliver the principal address at the
annual meeting and dinner OF the
Washington Federation of Churches,
Wednesday, at PM, at the Hamline
Methodist Episcopal Church, Sixteenth
and Allison streets.
Election OF the board OF directors
for the ensuing year and various re-
Evening star., 1937-04-11

WAKEFIELD MOTOR co.
2525 Sherman Ave. NV.
1921 Csnnsctieut Ave. NV.
FRANK n. MCLAUGHLIN
81O3 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
CAPITAL MOTORS. NC.
SIS YeansylvaniA Ave. S,k
al water n. S.W.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
JEWISH APPEAL
BEING ORGANIZED
Leaders Of Campaign to
Open May 4 to Gather
500 Workers.

Encouraged by widespread pledges
OF support for the United Jewish Ap-
peal, leaders Of the Washington cam
paign will begin organizing more than
500 volunteer workers this week, it
was announced yesterday at the drive
headquarters at the Jewish Com
munity Center.
Every large Jewish organization in
the city is being asked to provide
workers and contribute to the cam
paign for relief of destitute European
Jews and for reconstruction work in
Palestine.
Evening star., 1937-04-11

TAKOMA MOTOR CO.. INC.
FL Carroll Ave.
Takoma Park. Md.
4th and Blair Rd. NV,
WALSH MOTOR co.
5000 Ga. Ave. NV.
Silver Spring, Md.
BILLHIMER 3 PALMER
] Spencer 1t.
6O14 kAe1s Island Az.
Hyattsvilie. Nd.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
PARLEY SLATED
ON SOCIAL WORK
Washington and Maryland
Agencies Open Joint Ses-
sion Thursday.

A Joint conference of the Washing
ton Council of Social Agencies and
the Maryland State Conference Of So
c1al Work will be held at the Ward
Evening star., 1937-04-11

CHERNER MOTOR co.
1881 F1eriAa Ave. NV.
Conn. Ave. and Nebraska
hl2 14th st. NV.
NORTHEAST MOTOR co.
go Bladensburg Rd. NE.
Abingdon MOTOR CO.. mo.
Rosslyn. Va.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
Drive to Start MAY 1.

Morris Cafritz, Isidore Hershfield
and Morris Simon, co-charmen of
the local drive, announced they IN
tend to begin active campaigning on
May 4. Louis E. Spiegler and Mrs.
John M. Safer have been assigned to
Evening star., 1937-04-11

HANDLEY MOTOR CO.
313o Georgia Ave. NV.
HILL 4 TIBBITTS
lila Vermont Ave. NV.
1423 L st. NV.
1920 14th st. NV.
sTEUART MOTOR CO.
Sixth and New York Ave. NV.
14th st. and n. /. Ave. N.k
3rd and H Sts. NE.
Evening star., 1937-04-11

ports will be included
session. tIar raymond
Evening star., 1937-04-11

against noise heat cod-and with rubber pillows be-
tween body and frame. big outside luggage conpart-
1nent. Rich appointments and upholstery Safety
Glass throughout and windshield that opens. New
eortless steerng silent shifting easyacting Gen.
tri-force clutch.
And you get " engine. fne-ca engine that's fun
to drive. modern engine distinguished by it's smooth
quiet response to your every demand.
intact you'll agree that you saw any car like this
before. Come in and drive it today
Evening star., 1937-04-11

ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO.
1928 Good Hope Rd.
TRIANGLE MOTOR CO.
New York Ave. and
North Capitol.
NORTHWEST MOTOR co,
612O Wisconsin Ave.
Chevy Chase. Md.
b34O Wisconsin Ave.
Evening star., 1937-04-11

LOGAN MOTOR co.
iii 18th St. NV.
2O17 Virginia Ave. NV.
CARTER MOTOR CO,
lib N. St. Asaph.
Alexandria, Va.
PARKWAY MOTOR CO.. INC
3O4O M st. NV.
1880 Wisconsin Ave.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-01-07
MONDAY

My night was not so restful as
had hoped. Until long after my
clock struck twelve I tossed and
turned. I kept living over again
that walk down to the Spinney.
Finally I drifted off to sleep. I
had told Sarah to wake me at
ten. Just as the old clock in the
hall lifted it's. silvery voice to an
nounce the hour, she appeared
with the tray.
"It's a beautiful day, Mrs. Az
cry" she told me. 81 hope you've
rested we'll"
81 did Sarah. I feel much bet
ter. You look better too, Sarah"
ooh I do feel better, Mrs. Az
cry. I began to feel better the
moment 1 told Mr.. O'Brien what
was on my mind"
'tHow's Bessie feeling?"
Sarah hesitated. 9
I looked at her inquiringly. Sar-
all said nothing. I continued to
look at her inquiringly.
"Well, I don't know quite how
to describe it, Mrs. Avery. But
Bessie doesn't seem to get over
the shock the way you and have.
/ don't think she closed her eyes
all Saturday night.
"It's not surprising" COM
mented. ''Do you think it would
do any good if I had a talk with
Bessie?"
Sarah meditated. "Maybe I'd
wait little, Mrs. Avery. If she
Doctor Geary would give her
something that would make her
Sleep"
Gall right. Sarah, we'll wait a
day. Is Sylvia up?"
Sarah smiled the charming, in
dulgent smile which any mention
of Sylvia always seemed to evoke
in her. ooh yes, she was up at
eight with Dorinda Belle, all
dressed up in a clean dress They
had breakfast together. Sylvia and
Nancy Burton are playing at he
Merry Mere now"
"And Mr.. Hopestill?"
s'He had breakfast with Sylvia
and then he left in his runabout.
He went up to. the Marden house
and got Miss Caro-. They stopped
here on their way back and they
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-01-07

both went down to the Spinney
again. I think they've stayed there
ever since. I think, Mrs. Avery"
An amused smile ightened Sarah's
look family for moment, that
they think they're going to discover
something"
II hope they WILL" I exclaimed
fervently.
1t was a beautiful day-dew-
drenched, sun-washed and breeze
riddled. My spirits arose at the
mere look of the world. I dressed,
went downstairs, breakfasted, and
went out onto the piazza. Sarah
brought me the morning paper.
"Oh how that garden of mine
looks!" I commented idly. ''Tn
do some wedding the moment I've
read the news"
"There's a lot about the case,
Mrs. Avery" Sarah told me. "But
nothing of the least Importance.
They've arrested every tramp for
miles around but they've all had
alibis. There's list of everybody
who lives on the Head-maids and
all. They printed my name,"
1t was true that there was moth
ing in the paper which added to
ones knowledge Of the case, but
I read conscientiously both Sun
days and Mondays account. I
noted that the pictures of my house
were all taken at the wrong angle
and that was described as lead
er of the colder and more conserv-
alive set in Satuit." With the first
impulse toward normal action that
I had known since Saturday, I went
into the flower-room, in which
kept my gardening implements;
collected my big, basket, my gar
dening tools, my gloves.
At that precise instant, Patrick
O'Brien's car curved into the drive.
With a sigh I put the garden para
phernalia back into it's place, re-
turned to the piazza.
"Come out here, Patrick" I
called through the screen.
He obeyed, throwing himself with
a sigh into the big chair opposite
my hammock.
Nothing seems to have hap
pened." I said tentatively.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-01-07

IT HREE more intriguing num-
L bers than these would be hard
to imagine-even in this day of
rampant fashion and scintillating
style! It's trio that the younger
set in The Sewing Circle will be
enthusiastic about too, for first
consideration is given them in
Pattern 1996-This excellently
styled jumper dress is one the tot
of six and the lass of fourteen
will sing long and loud over. It
is guaranteed delight for both
mother and daughter because it's
the simplest thing to sew and the
most intriguing fr6ck a child ever
had. The puff of the sleeves and
the flare of the skirt place pretty
accent on youth. Available for
sizes: 6, 8, 10, IL and IA years.
Size 8 requires IA yards of IS
inch material for the jumper and
13s yards for the blouse.
Pattern 12O2-There's subtle love-
liness about this new dress for
all occasions. 1t makes a grand
thing of simplicity-a brilliant sue
cess of the new silhouette. But
tons, bold shiny ones, add classic
chic to the back. And in the matter
of sleeves there's an opportunity
to choose for oneself. Sheer wool,
challis, taffeta or silk crepe will
be a likely material for this dress.
Designed for sizes: IL, IA, Is, 10
and 20. go to -38 bust). Size IA
requires ga yards of 81 inch fab
ric. With long sleeves 2b yards.
Pattern 1936-This is the season
for smocks, although not the
hunting season, thanks to today's
new model, pictured here. This
ideal smock obviates any further
search, for indeed, in simple
words it is the Mccoy! Imagine
the fun of having a smock that
reflects ones own taste in it's ev-
cry detail-yes, even to the size