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Evening Prayer and Sermon a 7:30 p. m.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19
Variety of Interesting Subjects Discussed for Home Reading

BY MARIAN HALE

The new spring hats, blossoming
profusely in midwinter, are character.
lied by their infinite variety.
To exploit any one shape or style
Eabove another is impossible, since
big, little and medium-sized hats are
all represented in the fashion pa
geant.
Their predominant trait is their
simplicity-that is, simplicity of line.
The favored type of adOrnment for
the moment is the big ribbon or lace
bow that may be placed directly in
front, on either side, in the back or
under the brim. These bows, however
conceal great deal of art in their
folds. The tieing of smart bow is
not for the novice.
Straw or Silk.
Many hats are of straw or silk in
soft shapes, entirely covered with em-
broidery in silk or wool. Flowers OF
crOcheted wool and of leather or silk
are effectively appliqued on GROVES
aud brims.
This evidently is to be a flower
season. Many small cloche shapes
have the brim composed of small flow
ers. while others decorate the crown
protuSely with petals and join 1T to a
wide brim of silk or straw.
Rosettes of silk or ribbon are a
youthful form of Trimmings is the
bandanna kerchief. tied loosely about
the crown. with the ends tucked un-
der or flowing off at the side.
Brown and Tan.
Most of the small hats one sees are
highly colored. Almond and Nile
green. Alice blue, orange and the light
shades. OF brown and tan are exceed
ingly popular.
When the all-black hat is seen usual
ly it is the large picture type or
tailored affair. trimmed with n sinai!
ribbon bow or With feathers. Some OF
the most recent Paris importations are
entirely untrimmed-their style and
chic lying in their lines.
The earliest hats are Of combination
fabric and straw. The felt hat, SO
popular during the winter, is also pop
ular for spring.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19
Chapter XIV.

A
BY CAROLYN BEECHER


Seated in the train Bruce tried Il
find out from Muriel her reason fol
--arrailing her visit which was doing
her good. But he met with no sue
cess.
II was ready TO go. l wanted to
be at home with you. 1t is my place,
was all she said as she slipped heI
hand into his.
lie gave her fingers little squeeze
feeling as usual bit conscience
stricken that he could feel no glad
ness at the prospect. He had prom
Used the boys to play golf every after.
noon that week. He dreaded to tell
Muriel, but he would keep his prom
Use and might as well have it over
with. He remarked as carcleSsly a:
he could:
I'm afraid you'll have a lonely
week. j promised the boys to play
golf every afternoon.
I'D rather be home even if l am
alone" was her answer, surprising
Bruce. He had no way of knowing
that she was considering ways and
means TO keep him at home. Under
the influence of the feeling of graft
tude for her aCQuiescence he talked
and laughed with her during most OF
the short journey.
The maid had not expected Muriel
and was out. They were hungry. 50
Bruce proposed they take dinner at
a small restaurant not far from the
house. She chung tightly to his arm
as they walked along, almost as il
Il, bn irh hl
thought.
As they speared the eating place
Lulu Hammond and the same big,
communicating man. Bruce had no
ticed at the moving picture theater
came along. Bruce raised his hat.
Lulu bowed. The man and Muriel
glared.
"Who is that woman" Muriel
asked before they were scarcely out
of hearing.
Bruce hesitated He had told her
nothing about Lulu. He could not
tell her at this late day. She would
believe it a deliberate deception
whereas it had been only his desire
to avoid unpICasantness at home.
For the first time he deliberately lied
10 Muriel and because he was ny
nature honest he flushed as he did
so.
She looked at houses" he said.
"Shc's bold-looking a peculiar type.
Such blacl, hair and eyes. That man
with her looked as il he didn't like
her speaking 10 you.'
q didn't notice. Another pre-
varication. He had noticed and rC-
scented. Who was he? What hold
did he have on the lovely Lulu?
AIuriel said no more and Bruce
hoped she would forget the incident.
lie had no wish to discuss Lulu. He
hated TO lie. But he excused his
untruth by saying 70 himself that If
Muriel were more sporting. more like
Ann Mason, he wouldn't have to lie
70 her.
MurirI was quiet through dinner
but she was always quiet. Bruce
really put himself out to entertain
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19

SubcOnSciOuS mind every time you
think. But our ordinary daily thoughts
I1akc but slight impression. and, cor
respOndingly. give but slight reaction,
and, mutually, change pcTSOnalitS but
slightly. Clear. strong. vidid thought,
intense, emotion, definite feeling, make
stronger. impressions with correspond
ingly strong reactions and quick moli-
ficatiOns of personality. These daily
thoughts. emotions and feelings, va
guely registered, are the tools that the
average person depends upon Tor
growth and development. Therefore.
such growth and development must of
necessity be gradual and more or less
indefinite. But the person who desires
quick changes and rapid growth should
of course, sec to il that his desirable
impressed wildly, definitely, upon the
subconscious; that treasures for pres
ent and future use are stored within
the stOrehouse Of the subcOnsciOus.
!. This may be done readily by employ
ing the formula for definite and pre-
determined suggestion.
And this formula should be employ
ed daily.
Let us examine further the parts
Relaxation and Passivity play in its
use.
They act in the garden of your men
tally and personality much in the
same way as the gardener wedding out
the last years rubbish from the gar
den and preparing the soil for the
new seeds for this years crop. The
kind Of autO-suggestion you employ
determines the kind of seed you plant.
and these, as you well know. determ-
inc the kind of crop "ye shall reap. "
A clear, fixed, definite instantaneous
mental conception or mental picture.
always means that robust mental
mental seed has been planted. And
the ultimate harvest will be the logi-
cal conclusion Of the natural worked
out process or the visible crystalized
reflection Of the mental picture. II is
equally true in mental as we'll as ma
tural seed, that: AS We SOW, so also
shall We reap"
When you plant seed in a garden
\ you cover them over, water and tend
them. and Nature does the rest.
Just so in your mental garden.
Plant the seed, water them with ex-
pectancy and tend them with faith.
and Nature will do the rest. They will
surely bring forth fruit like unto the
seeds: health thoughts, Health, Happy
thoughts, Happiness: Succe SIS
thoughts, Success.
After you have planted a mental
picture you do not need to dig it up
leyery day to see whether it is sprout-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19
Mixed Grill
BY BERTHA Il. SHAPLEIGH
or Columbia University.

To prepare a mixed grill for one
person you will require:
One thick lamb chop
One lamb kidney
One sausage
One tomato
One mushroom cap and
saute the mushroom cap this may be
terShirc sauce.
Prepare the chop for broiling.
Soak the kidney in cold water, then
cover with boiling water for one min
ute: remove skin, split and saute in
butter for five minutes; add Worces'
tershire sauce.
Cook the sausage: fry the tomato,
cut in halves. in butter until soft ;
sautc the Mushroom cap (this may be
omitted.
Broil chop. place on the fried to-
nato which previously has been put
on n hot plate. On one side of the
chop place the kidney, and on the
other side the sausage. Place the
mushroom, if included, on top of the
chOD.
To title melted butter add lemon
juice and Worcestershire sauce, pour
over all, and serve at once.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19
A Woman Obsessed
co. 1898 Carolyn Beechsr

/ her. She had come back with hin
and cut her visit short because sh'
!ayed him, wanted 20 be where h
was even though her health would
have been improver by remaining
with her family.
After they reached home and Bruce
was absorbed in his paper, she re
marked:
That girl or woman you bowed to
had a hard face, although l suppose
some would call her gOod-loking. Dc
you?"
Caught off his guard, Bruce an,
Swercd:
Yes, very. Then bethinking him,
self. he added For a brunette"
How many times have you seen
herr"
Only passed her as we did to-
night except the once" He was un'
easy under her questioning.
Il hope you never will see her
again." Muriel said vehemently.
I'm tired and am going TO bed,
Bruce returned, yawning.
Il think I'll go too" Muriel said
and Lulu was apparently forgotten.
who's that bloke with the washed
out blonde?" George DOwney asked
Lulu almost as quickly as Muriel had
demanded 10 know who Lulu was. ." !
don't like his looLS."
"Why? Because he's gentle
mani" Lulu asked in a scornful
voice.
Il won't have YOU speaking to him.
Do you hear? I'll break his pretty
face for him il catch you at il
again"
Il guess he can take care of him
self" she nonchalantly returned.
who is he?"
"a man who picked up nv purse
the other day when dropped it,"
Dropped it a purnose most likely.
What I said, goes. You stop speak
ing TO him."
lulu shrugged her shoulders and
walked on in silence. her dark brows
drawn together in a frown. the hard
look in her eyes.
You're my girl" the big fellow
went on" and it's off the grass for
him or any one. See?"
"FOr heavens sake shut up Can't
a man pick mp lady's purse without
you having Mysteries over it? I sup
nose you'd let a woman pick II up
herself. That would he like vow"
"Wc won't quarrel over il. But see
that you do as 7 say or it'll go hard
with you as well ms him." There was
an ugly look in his owes.
THIlu only laughed. angering him
the more. When hn left hnr he once
again cautioned boy 10 keep away
from Bruce. TO see him at her peril
and at his.
ITO hn continued, !
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19
HOW TO LOOK NATURAL, HEALTHY.
Copyright 1898 BY ,NEA Service

There is much objection to rouge
the women of Paris decree rouge j:
not to be worn on the face and-havt
the American women paid any atten
ton to it? No, we are thankful to
say they have not.
The. American woman, though she
isn't even yet up to the last minute
in improving herself, is extremely sen.
sible in what she does, and mere fash
ion does not mean anything to her,
unless it offer an improvement.
That is why the skirts, even
though they are decreed to be worn
long, will not reach the ground.
So rouge on the cheeks is going
to remain. But not for brightness
of the lips, and pallor of the cheeks,
but rather brightness Of cheek and
delicate color on the lips! Too high
a. color on the lips makes one look i'll.
We should try to simulate the nat
ural and healthy.
1t seems to be fad with the women
particularly of the younger set in New
York and through the east, to us a
very dark powder all over the face,
neck and arms, which gives them a
high, brown effect, similar to that OF
an oriental woman.
1t is appalling to me to see this.
Sensible women should not indulge i'll
this freak of fashion.
After all, the beautiful part Of
charm is to be as clean and fresh
looking always as an orchard of peach
trees in blossom.
Speaking of colors, do you ever no
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19
What's New
Fashions

New York, Feb. 19.-It looks as
though one feature of the spring
styles would be the organdie collar
and cuff set. Already these little
trim accessories are making their ap-
pearance today in a variety of shapes
never before seen.
New York, Feb. 19.-One woman
has utilized the bright little silk stuff
ed fruit motif in her boudoir. Tiny
garlands Of the fruit hold the curtains
back from the window at the proper
angle. A circlet Of the fruit, in a
larger size, decorated the center of the
bedspread. And a frame of it is most
effectively, around the oddly shaped
hand mirror on the dressing table.
Palm Beach, Feb. 10. - Crinkled
and Trlnkled mats are much in evil
dence both in silks and cOttons. The
crepe effect is extremely good,
speaking from n fashion viewpoint
Cotton crepes, prettier and more sup
pie than ever, are very popular for
morning and little" dresses.
New York, Feb. 19.-At some OF
the speciality shows one may now OBJ
tain hat and wrist bag TO match.
Both are of suede, in surprisingly
striking as we'll as dainty colorings,
and looking more like velvet than
like leather. With a dark tailored
suit, such a matching hat and wrist
bag is very good style.
Paris, Feb. 10.-Turbans are in
creasingly popular today for wear with
evening gowns. SPny of the turbans
are merely rolls OF beautiful material.
without any crown. Gold and silver
cloth are giving way TO printed or
embroidered chiffon which form q
beautiful frame for the face.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19

decorators. entertainment committees
and all the dozens of others whose ef.
forts are necessary for a convention's
success.
What They Meant.
After these experiences, the League's
executive committee decided that at
the Des Moines convention no such
wearying work should be permitted to
sap the energies and dull the inspira-
ton of those scheduled for headline
prominence. Somebody else would have
to bc--well "thc goat" Perhaps they
said convention manager" but any
way. they meant the same thing.
The ability in organization and
handling detail displayed by Miss Hite
in managing the campaign for the cleo
ton of Judge Florence Allen of Clcve-
land to the Ohio supreme court i'm
mediately marked her for the job. And
she grabbed it. eagerly. For that's
just the sort OF variegatcd. high-pres-
sure Job the little black-haired Buck
eye woman likes.
Lots of Experience.
After a girlhood in Cincinnati, Miss
Hite conducted general country store
in Missouri for eight years. Then she
became organizer and financial secre-
tary Of the Dry Federation Of DAYTON,
executive secretary of the Suffrage
Association there and organizer for the
state of Ohio. After the suffrage vic
tory. she was executive secretary of
the Girls City Club of Cleveland.
League leaders predict that Miss
Hite's handling Of the Dcs Moines con-
ventiOn arrangements will be so sue
cessful that she will have established
the job of convention manager" as
permanent. fixture among the "effi-
cheney" Jobs in which women hereafter
will excel. rs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19

tice whether the colors you wear (
really becoming to you, or do you j,
go in and buy suit because it is
conservative blue, and you know b
always looks well on you? -,
Change the color, and you will |
a brightness in the eyes of the frier
you meet. 1t has been occasioned
your change.
Never allow your friends to see Y
look the same all the time. 1t Z,
monotonous.
Study your personality, and if v
are pleasantly attracted to vario
colors, you can be sure these wor
be good colors to wear. 49,
Contrast your colors. Tighten
somber color with a CHEEKY color. a
you will be surprised at the effect
will have upon you physically.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19
Daily Talks on Practical Psychology
By HARRIET LUEiIAA MCOLLUM Copyright, 1922
Copyright, 1922.

ing. No gardener would do that. He
trusts and expects Nature to sprout
the seed. bring it to stalk, flower and
fruit in due time. The same process
of Nature is at work in your Mental
Garden. and it will bring about frui-
ton of your thought seeds in much
the same way but more quickly. at.
cording 10 the strength and virility NJ
them. Some are vPritabIe Jack-and.
-Beanstalk seeds, growing into
stalk. flower and fruition almost in
stantly. These are the "instantan-
eous" changes sometimes made by
vivid thought and flaming emotion.
Tomorrow-Passivity in Action.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19
Marriage ala Mode

In Siam both the bride and
bridegroom change their style of
hairdressing on their wedding day.
The brides hair is cut short.
which indicates that now she is a
matrOn.
The bridegroom has worn his
in a long plat down his back
throughout his bachelor days, bnt
now he twists it into knot on top
of his head. this being the badge of
the married man.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19
Household Suggestions

At a fraction the cost of festh-
ers you can make soft pillow fill
ings as light as down.
Cut a package of cotton into
small squares, put them in a pan
and keep them in an oven for half
an hour, being careful that they do
not scorch.
Each tiny piece will swell I'd
twice its original size and have
practically no weight.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19
PLAN TO HOLD
CONVENTION
FOR WOMEN
BY HARRY HUNT

Washington, Feb. 19.-Miss Hazel
Hite, the Cincinnati, Cleveland, Day
ton and other Ohio points, has should
cred the job of quitting across" the
National League of Women Voters
fourth annual convention at Des
Moines, April GA.
Heretofore, it is explained, League
leaders who were scheduled to direc:
the actual work of the conventions
have been worn to FRAGILE in sd:;
vance by the necessity of themselves
looking after all the arrangement de-
tails. Women orators, expected to
sway the conventions with their elo-
quence, have mounted the platform
hoarse and exhausted from the strain
Of arguing, pleading and coercing bag
gagemen, printers. hotel managers,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19
USING THE FORMULA FOR
SUGGESTION
let LUELLA MCOLLUM

We now have a working knowledge
for the use of the formula by which
we may reconstruct our lives or re-
model them as we please. And as
We need it, I shall amplify means and
methods for its use, and for attaining
more readily the states necessary to
realize best and harmonic its com
pOnent parts into the most effective
whole,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19

The business woman started it.
She wanted gown sufficiently
practical for office hours, yet pretty
enough to. wear out to Understandable
even to stay downtown and go to the
theater in.
She decided. for material, on black
satin, which has shared some meas
ure of its popularity with black Can
ton crepe practically alone.
Here is variation of this uni
FORM"
Plain lines. a new sleeve and a
side panel of Paisley-and the modern
business woman starts out in the
morning attired for almost any situa-
ton that may arise.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19

Berlin Feb. 10-German-Ameri-
cans in the United States have thus
far contributed 1900 chests of food
stuffs for relief in the Ruhr district.
valued at S1S.050. The central re-
lief commission in New York has ad-
vised the German Red Cross of a
further donation of 800 chests.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19
Labor Condemns Ruhr Invasion.

Chicago. Feb. 19-Condemnatio
Of the French invasion of the Ruhr
Valley and a demand that the United
States act rs mediator in the repara-
tons controversy were expressed in
resolutions adopted by the Chicago
Federation Of Labor yesterday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19

Let us return
for an instant to
the SubcOnSciouS
III II d as the
IS tore hOuse If
Experience. We
are adding ex-
perience TO this
stOrehouse all The
time. And with
it. VIC are build
ing character and
personality every
moment. Every
thought, feeling
and @ m o t j o II
changes heir
sum to ia g,
s t rem & { hcning
$ o m c p h a $ c $,
weakening others.
You reach your
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19

Candy Thermometer and Receipts
1920. Texas Diua Print Co., Ave Z.
-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19

Beautiful RoseIawn Cemetery, not a
graveyard. beautiful. well kept burial
park. Crockett 16SS.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19
MHALE NURSERY CO.

Complete line evergreen plants,
balled, ready to plant, $50 S. Flores.
Travis 331j.-(Ady.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08

porte de los emprestitos municipa-
les garantizados por ell gobierno in
sular los demas emprestitos Que
han sido autorizados pero no reaii-
zados aleanzan $22, ,425, 100000, in
cluyendo en- esta suma ell nuevo en-
prestito de $4,000, 100000. Existen
otros emprestitos municipales auto
rlzados pero no realizados ascenden-
tes a $3,250, 100000. Ell gran total de
los emprestitos municipales insu-
lares, es como sigue:
Emprestitos Insulares.
$34,000,O0O.OO
Emprestitos Municipales garan-
tizados por ell Gobierno Insular
$4,000, 100000
Sin tener en- cuenta los empresti-
tos municipales, ell Gobierno Insular
sc ha eXcedido en- su credito que al
eanza a.. ~ - $4,000, 100000
mas 0 menos tomando por base Lea
actual subida valoracion de la pro-
piedad que baiara, como, es natu-
ral inmediatamente que nos sor-
prenda una crisis financiera de-
sastre alguno.
Sc trata precisamente del mismo
case de una persona que tome a
prestamo el valor total de su cola
teral. ST el valor de esta declinase,
necesitara reforzar su garantia pa
ra salvar su credito. De ahi la con-
veniecia de dejar siempre margen
suficiente. este fue 10 que debi6
tenerse Ell cuenta por los legislado-
res ell Executive.
Los contribuyentes de Puerto Rico
son muy generosos Y mny pakri6ti-
cos, quizas mas que aquellos que sin
pagar contribuciones toman la pa
Iabra "patriotismo" como su juego
favolito a costa del djnero ajeno.
Nj uno solo. entire los contribuyen-
tes de Puerto Rico. sc MEGA con-
tribuir para la termination del Ca !,
pitolio, Leprocomio y Manicomio,
aunque este represente para ellos un
sacrifcio; pero para este no Sc me-
cesita tanto como $4,000, 100000.
RRecordemos el cuento de la ga
lima de los huevos de orc (quizas
el amigo Armstrong de cuando en-
vez Sc aprovechara de alguno) ipe-
ro a Que no intenta cogerlos todos
de una vez? Recordemos tambien
el dicho italiano chi "a piano "a lon
tano
No lame este intereses econo-
micos 81 asi usted no 10 desea. LA
melo por su propio nombre. "Des-
pilfarroH, "Extravagancia". TIA.
TIA. iHa!
johnny LONGLEGS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
CONTRA Ell CONF
SIONADO DEL INTERIOR

Visito aver nuestra Reduction una
Comision compuesta de la DIRECTIVE
de la Sociedad de 0peradores Cine
nlatograficos de San Juan5y nos infor-
maron que, segadn noticias llegadas
hasta ellos, ell Comisionado del Inte-
rior tcnfa la intencion de admitir nue.
vas solicitudes para licencias de ope-
radores cinematograficos para 10 cual
habia solicitado un permiso del At
tcrney General, permiso que, segl1n
ellos tienen entendido, fue otorgado
Entienden los senores. que nos vista
ron que ese permiso es contrario a la
ley niimero 13 reglamentando ell fun
cionamiento ell manejo de las ma
quinas cinenlatografieas que, claramen
tie especifica que toda solicitud de IL
cencia debe ser hecha dentro de los
sesenta d1as despues de la fecha de
arrobacion dc la referida ley, que
eofieauiera que La Ley ffue aprobada
en- julio 8, ei termino de admission
de solicitudes ha expirado hace va
algl1n tempo.
La Association de Operadores, con
este motive, ha radicado un injunc-
tion mediante su abogado el sefor
de JESUS, contra el Comisionado del
Interior.
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