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The Penn's Grove record., 1923-10-19

teachers were made whose beliefs
might not make them enthusiastic
Americans.
The Mechanics have committees
on guard to see that the laws are OBJ
served.
At the convention on the llth, a
committee was appointed to bring the
campaign concerning reasonable text
books to a successful conclusion. This
committee is to include the present
legislative committee, comprising Of
r. ?. F. Won Mindin, of Plainfield;
Joseph n. Thompson, of New Egypt,
N. j.; J. Preston Potter, Of Clayton;
Robert Carson, of New Brunswick, and
William H. Miers, of Trenton, and two
others to be named at the next meet
ing of the board of managers. on Oc-
tober %, at Trenton.
The proposed bill will be modelled
after the law in New York State. The
whole matter will be left to the State
Board of Education and the proposed
provisions include authority to with
hold State appropriations and remove
school commissioners where the man
date is disregarded upon notice.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-10-19

Mrs. H. B. Weise, at Parkesburg, Pa.
Miss Mary Watson, of Philadelphia,
spent over weekend with Mrs. Mar
garet Layton.
The Woodstown Branch of the
American Red Cross sent to the
county treasurer, Biddle Hiles, S16603
for the japanese Relief.
Everett Coombs, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Coombs, has resumed
his studies at Swarthmore for another
year.
The Girls Athletic Association of
the Woodstown High School, has
elected the following officers: Presl-
dent, Alice Robbins; treasurer, Ruth
Edwards; secretary, Dorothy Urion
BERTHE, wife of Edward A: Urion,
died October 11th, after lingering
illness, aged So years. They are old
residents and she was an active mem
Der of the Baptist Church.
Harry Reeves, while riding a bi-
cycle. last Sunday, was run into by an
automobile driven by ]. M. jackson,
colored, and had his head cut and ribs
broken.
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Another resolution deplored the
promiscous use of the American nag
10 decortjons. A third asked more re
stricted immigration and higher quan-
fcations. Atlantic City won over
Trenton for the 1924 convention.
The convention presented memorials 5
to William II. Miers, of Trenton anu
Charles J.. Eckert, Of Newark the
only two surviving incofporatofs VI
the state council, ffty-four years ago. go.
Micrs, who has been secretary l9i
forty-three years, was retired at Iuil dll
pay as secretary cmeritis. Fredericikf if
w. Iosaw, Of General Custer C';, CoullGn'
Of Newark, was elected state Couiic'l+f &c
lor to succeed Willard Apgar' Oh
Rockaway. at the annual electloh'
Edward r. Barclay, of EngllshtoWshm: ~:
was elected State Secretary upon I'll IL
retirement Of Secretary Mrs a5 llna
position developed four-coffiCeteu Ca.
fight between Barclay, Arthur Il; Mo;ais ri
hart, Of Newark; p. Williams w Weigrs'
Of Jersey City, and Joseph M. lhoinp
son, Of New Egypt.
Other officers elected were oton LIN
urer Frank X. Muta, OF bridee'o''
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-10-19

Mr. and Mrs. J. Gilbert Borton at
tended the National Dairy Show and
Worlds Dairy Congress, at Syracuse,
N. Y, last week. 1t was the greatest
exhibition of COWS ever made in the
United States and was viewed by
$4,000 each day.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Sibley have re-
turned from an enjoyable trip to Nj
agara Falls and Toronto. They got
a view of Lloyd George, the greatest
living Englishman in Toronto, where
he broke ground for a new Baptist
Church; who guided the destiny of the
British Empire during the World War
The members of the Pilesgrove-
Woodstown Board of Education have
elected Mrs. Ella S. Murphy teacher
of the fifth grade to fill the vacancy
made by the resignation of Miss Mar
guerite Peterson.
The Junior Glass of Woodstown
High School has elected the following
officers: President, Russell Robbins;
vice president, Laurena Strang; sec
retary, Alice Robbins; treasurer.
Gwendolin Mann.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-10-19
Junior Mechanics Hold
Annual Convention
State Conference Finds School
Text Books of Treason
able Nature

The annual convention of the Junior
Order American Mechanics was held
IN Atlantic City on the 1lth. Some
of the patriotic principles of the order
/ 10 see that the Bible is read by
averv teacher in the public school and
the American flag flies daily over it.
In recent years there have crept into
+sv+ hooks some things which ignore
~ roi~ir9ize events Of the American
Revolution and American principles
and give turns otherwise. Last year
= committee was appointed 10 eX-
anine histories and the commlttee
found some unsatisfactory. A hst OF
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-10-19
WOODSTOWN

Curtice cannery has finished toma-
toes and are now packing pumpkins.
Farmers are short of help in Piles
grove gathering crops and sowing
Mrs. E. S. Fogg is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. S. L. Borton, at Nor
ristown, Pa.
Jobn Borden, of Philadelphia, re
newed old acquaintances in Woods
town last week.
Mrs. Josephine Macaltioner has re-
turned from a visit with her sister,
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-10-19

conductor. Fred A. Maute, of Eliza
beth; warden, P. j. Glsleson' OF heo
Bank, and inside sentinel, LOUIS PROV
ost of New Jersey. :.
Former Governor +. Z: stokes IN
an address, deplored the fact that tne IN!
Bible was not taught in the public
schools, just as other subjects are
taught. He urged that every boy and and
girl he fought the Constltutioh uhCli
enabled to repeat it by heart.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-06

70 ysetkych nepatrnejsich NO
mocf dolby kojenectva titleho
|detstya je malo takych, ktore By
boly tax znepokojujdce, casami
al t'azb liecitel ne, ako prave
|1speeenie (tvrda stolicaJ. Ku u
daniu priein q vysvetlenia, ze 70
|vlastne sposoblije zacpu, spotre-
tbovali BY SINE n1noho niesta. Do
-staei povedat' ze skoro vo vsct-
kych padoch spdsobena je takmer
direktne 70 sp6sobov, ma axe 81
potrayiny pripraveyans. Spravne
priprayovanie 9potfayin aby tie
vyhovely vsetkym poziadavkam
diet alta, zvycajne byva dosiall-
mute. Je ale nefozIinnym dtiekat'
a ktr dicinard ssiel liom yyliece-
iia zacfy q oienca, jesi1i 10 len
osetrujlci lekar neradi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-06

lskym narodom ze majd svojl1
lsamostatnn ree preto podl'a q pre-
svedcenia sameho prezidenta Ma
saryka patrf Inn autonomia. Toto
NJ AMI New YorkskJ Dennik me-
bude m5ct ni4ay odtajit', lebo
wed len nea napfsal, ze hie
1je pravda, Se ssby terajsie stito-
ltvorns seShoslos aeke stranyf po-
pieraly existei,eiu slovenskeho
naroda sloyom este czecho-
|slovak daily sa boT otvorene po-
|vedat', ze MET slovenskeho naarfo-
da, Shoci mace proti jeho existen-
CT pracuje. Ked teda al ii najza-
tsatejsi centralisti tvrdia opreti
samemn prezidentovi Masaryko-
wi, Re ano, nikto nechce odtaiit !.
l"popirat' existenciu sloyenskeho
naroda, tax teda podl'a Mich je
pravda i ma byt praydon W Slo-
vaci main pravo ma antonom;n !
snysle SLOW prezidenta Masarvka
ze poziadayka autonomie L. pr;.
rodzene prayo harodne ! iazvko.
ve.D
I, =.
H'.'asneJs'e
: - spta'n aoore 20
vakov y siicasnom boii 4 slovan.
ske narodne nrava lebo amer;cl;
sfoyaci ami ma moment nezahnd,;
prizvukovat,. % sloyaci i naro.
dom. d ako narod ma i, nravo ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-06
.1o1kaggaW WNKxE. sLotEEgK1 NoYINY


S "a
BsIssyiei \ k,isku potratili u
dAcslkeh fosltm vlaSdia al |
kAtelichs daehov vsastvo PR nsj-
ls'ilsie spro otivenie. Naj ajnessis poA
|prasili generalneho vikara Magr.
Budkeyica, ze - zdrahal vydst'
'cirkevny nasjetok bolscvikom Il
arcibiskaps zepliaka, ktory Dol
tiez odsddsny nj smft hodiI do
! 'azksho vazenia ma Id rokoy.
Mad tynnto yysinom roxEorcens
je cely svet. Protesty "a sypna nj
bolsevikov 10 vsetkych krajfn.
Anglia zanysl'a vypovedat rus
kych obchodnych 4 koinisaroy, kto-
II asii povazovani "a diplomat
ckych zhstupcov Ruska N AngliI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-06

Ku opraveniu tohoto stavu my
lodporiicame, ze az do piateho me-
siaca oatmealova voda ma byt u
zlvana pri pripravovani pokrmo-
vel miesaniny miesto, prevarenej
vody. Pc piatom mesiaci pridajte
oatmealovd kasicku ku pokrmovej
miesanine, tiez ovocinove st'avy,.
a zvlaste pomarancov1 st'avu. Be,
hom druheho roka vn1tro peGe-
neho jablka alebo omacka . va,
renych sliviek. moze byt' dana.
Najd6leziteisim nado vsetko, O.
Evsem, je ycasne navykanie die
t at q kn ltomu, aby sa creya vspra,
yitlelnych hodinaeh pohybaly. Pc
ranajkaeh je k tomu najlepsitc cas-,
9 ako diet'a- starne, ziadnou pra-
cou alebo zabavou nema sa tato
vazna poyinnost' zaned dbavat'.sAi
najmladsie diet'a m6ze byt 3 nau-
Gene ma potrebovanie 'serblika a
ked polozen6 je nan " surcitd ho-
dinu kazdy den, Y skratkom case.
zvykne X tomu, GO s;e tax potreb-.
ne ku dokonalemu zdraviu.
Kristir nena byt' caste supo-.
trebovany. Jestli sa pricasto uzi-s
Iva, to sp6sobi oslabenie crevnych
swallow 9 zmaknutie srozsirenief
81 crevnych' stien. Najlepsia lice
ba pozostaya Z toho, aby yatitors
nosti vykonayaly; syeju ptavide1l
nj prirodzenu pracua abez yxess
kej pomoci.
Pryy rok vash diet w > % naj,lI
vaznejsim.I Jeho sssGi stok 4 zziivotaI
zavisf Cd toho, ac skdd poefayu sdo-
.stava behoms WIT dsansst iichs
imesiacov P0tr4va, ktora IN ma n WI. l's
pestovat slime kosti as pevn@ NO
ny, must sbyf zaziSiiia, ytiaca,s
lenze si6asne al snadno q doko- 4
4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-06

male strovitePna. Ked nemozeteI
pridajat' svoju bebu, ,prven vasou
myslienkou ma byt Bordenovo
Eagle. Mlieko. Ia yyse 60 rokov
matky spoliehaly sa nan. Eagle
Mlieko ie vel'm odporlicane a
predpisovant lekarmi, lebo ono je
|diste, bezpecne, snadno. pripravi-
tel ne a Pahko strovitel'n6.
Ziadne diet a nemusi sa stat o..
bet on takzvanych detskych na-i
moci. Jestli jeho telo De Y, prys-s
.triednom stave, ono. je ,prirodDu
vyzbrojene ku odporovaniu i. /.
Fmociam. Iba vtedy, kea jeil0 M
stava postupne .stane sd pod dkopa-
nou skrze nedostatoSne chDvanie,
stava sa snadnou obet 'ot AXE jkel
.vek nemoce. Kazds diet A m66e.
.byt' dokonale vylieeene, jestlif je8
.zasoPene vsetkymi zdfsFotny uni
,podmienkani. Patricnaa potraya je'
.najvaesou ochranou.. Prida1im Bor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-06

,,denovho Eagle Mlieka ku dennej
|potrave diet'at'a mozete byt i
Fstou, ze jeho telo dostava takt po-
|travinu, akii potrebuje. Vase die
TIA ma dostavat' dye polievkove
lyzice Eagle Mlieka denne okrem
jeho pravidelneho pokrmu. Roz-,
ried'te dive polievkoye lyzice
Eagle Mlieka v tri styrte sialke
l'adovo studencj vode. Starsie de-
Il casom radsie ho majd s ginger
aleom, ovocnon st'avou, alebo IS
|roztrepanym vajcom sladkost'a
mi.
Citajte pozorne tieto elanky
kazdy tyzdeil odkladaite ST ich
pre- pripadne npotrebenie Y bur
ediicnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-06

4 E /. & II > ~
Ked Dol prezident Masaryk =
ste profesorom uniyerzitnym, ma
pfsal tieto slova:
"Fo1iadavka narodnostnsj 81.
|tcnomds il phrtirodsent pT5vvo nd
|rodne = jasykove.''
/ Slovom, PRECEDENT Masaryk, n.
Iko professor univerzitny, ked' este
1 bojoval "a prava Cechov oproti
fViedni,s hovoril d pisal celkom
Iltak, ako co pisu a hovoria dnes
iiIslovefski narodni autonomisti. All
lon len to hovori. 60 hovoria Slo-
vaci, ze ked'' je jeden narorl, kto.
Try ma svojli' rec, TAX ten narod ma
3prirodzene bozske pravo ma auto
snomiu.
Prezident Masaryk iste ami dnas
1 nezataji pravdu tohotd vyroku, .e-
| DO to je TAXA pravda, ktord ne
Hvynasiel, neobjavil prezident Ma
saryk, lebo ona lila a jestvovala
n pred MIN bude trvat' DO nom
ale prezident Masafyk ju v tel
vete len jasne a zretedlne sformo-
wal, hlasal ako svoje presvedce-
ME. Preto ked by to dnes pref.
dent Masaryk zatajil, al tax BY
to zostalo pravdou. Ale jemu iste
AMI ma ume ME je zataiit tnto
pravdu, lenze prave k yoli tomu.
aby sa ylastnymi slovami medal
chytit' ably sa sam do svoiich
vlastnych SLOW nezauzlil, ako do
osldla, preto by. chcel, aby. SINE
uznali, ze SINE $ sCechmi jeden ma
rod, to jest ak SINE Cesi, pot 'azne
cechoslovaci, tax nepotrebujeme
nijakej autonomie, samospravy.
Lenze my Slovaci ami prezide.l-
tovi Masarykovi 81 nedame od-
|skriepit ze SINE "slovensky ma
rod, tym wac, ze to on sam uz
neraz pravoplatne uzna1 ina pri-
klad V samej Pittsburghskej Do
hode). Ale name este jeden do
lbry dokaz ma to, re prezident Ma
saryk len donedavna uznayal mas
lslovakov "a osobitny narod. Kto
ma, mech 81 vezme do ruky DIR. Ma
lvratilov Almanach r. 1919. a
mech tam vyhl ada "Posolstvi pre-
zldent Masaryka k Narodnimu
Shromazdenf dne %. prosince (de-
eembra) 1918" tam ma SO. stra-
ne je do posolstva zahrnuta i slo-
venslky podan& (v sneme prazskom
samym PREF. Masarykom precita-
lna) ciastka, Y ktorej doslovne e.
tame toto: .Bolo BY priamo me-
smyselne, ze taky narod, akym s;i
Mad 'ari, snel tax dlho vykori-
st 'ovat styri inc n4rody s. nasish
slovda1ew, Rusinov, Rumunov !
Juhoslovanov' W zretedlne Isle
nikto nemohol povedat', ze SIT Mo-
lvaei narodom ako prezident Ma
Isaryk tymito syojini slovami Y
prazskom sneme yerejne pred ce-
lynn svetcm, pred celou republi-
kon, hned' ako nast1pil svoj pre-
fidentsky 1rad.
Toto 81 prosim neodskriepitel'-
ne, nepodvratne veci a jssne u
kazujd, aksmu dzasnernu bludu i
Inepravosti sa, poddavajl Ii, ktorf
Iby chceli dnss u tajit', ze sfi slo.
vaci sloyensk YIN narodom q ze a.
20 ndrod main prayo ma autono-
nnia. Okrem toho cesky univerzit-
|ny professor jedna j najprvsich
filologickych kapacft ceskych, pro
fesor DR.. Zabaty len endayno w
hidsil, (vid Sbornfk Muaealnei
|Slovenskei spoI. zc sloyensky ja-
Fzyk je popri ceStine cslhsun $40
ststny jazyk 20 SINE my tiez ne.
rebovali mat sice dokSlane
|Pfofesorom zubsttm, ale t5m lep-
|sie, 3e 81 sni on nebal to yypoye-
|dst pom ylenyIn eechoslovacKym
|centralistom.
Slovonl, nelnoxno odtajit 3D.
|skriepit ze Sloy8ci 81 sloven-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-06
POR0vNAEIE N0vEHO tARTERU 50 srAHYm
MEsTA YoUNGsTOwN., - ...,

MESTA YOUNGSTOWN. a4st
Youngstown bude mat zvlastne vol by 15 maia,, ma
ktorych sa bude hasovat i mesto ma byt spravovane
nadal dla terajsieho systemu alebe dla novo vypra
covan6ho iarteru
Preto, re znena oaleru ma vel'ky vznam pre- blaho-
bt vzrast mesta preto ze tisic sovensi obcania me-
sta zauhnaju tax horlive meso ako trebars ktoko
vek my povazujeme 81 povnnost' oboznamt' nasch
obcanov S navrhovanvmi zmenam axe porobene boy ma
doteraisonr carteri. '. t
y Zneny us1 nasledovne:
i Mayor voleny bude na styr roxy MANIFESTO dotera u
sch dvbch rokov. Bude moc byt znovuzvoleny ako do
teiaz. j.
Volenymi ll1adniknli mesta budl len navor a siedm
yor sestnasti koncmani, predseda mestskej rady po
kladnk, nctovnik solicitor Mayor musl mat najme
nej 30 rokov miesto doterajsch 81 rokov
Skolska rada mestsky sud zostani IA starom.
Mesto podelene bude ia sedem wardov lniesto dote-
rajsfch trinast.
Koncilman musia byt' WISE 25rocni niesto vyse 81
rocn1
Mestska rada zvoll 81 predsedu Mimoliadne
schodze mestskej rady mozu by svoane nayoron pred
seldom mestske rady alebo troma koncilmanm Nateraz
predseda mestske rady nenohol svolat' sam mmoradn
schodzu
Sdrne nahle zakony mono vynest' len TAX ked' I
sest sedmn cenov mestske rady ne hlasue Doteraz
postacily tri stvrtjny hlasov
Zakony, povoujtlce obnovenie alebo predEenie w
sad alebo zvstnych prav alebo rcovane rat verentn
podnkm nenozu bvt' vynesene ako nahle zakonv Toto
je celkom move, umoznuje rozhodn' udu oazke re-
ferendumom
Iakon, vetovany mayorom, ktory vyzaduie vvdanie
WISE $1,000 nemoze by praty po1ad veto bez re-
ferendmu mestska rada vyhlasit referendum len
tax, ked hlasud tri stvrtny clenov Toto 6ze "a
p1cinit bossrule meste Red) Nateraz mestska rada
oze prat akykol vek zakon ponad mayorovo veto dva
tretinovou vacsnou hlasov
Kazde referendum (verejne hlasovanie Pudu). odvo-
anie alebo ncatvne hlasovanie musi byt vydrzavane
den riadnych bud1cich voeb Zvlastne volbv si ME
nvedene
Nariadenia rezoliicie ktore vvzaduid vydane peia
III musen byt' uverejnene raz iednom sasopise yseo
becnej cirkulace aebo mieso toho mestska raa noze
vydat mestsky bulletin Nateraz take naliadena rezo
ucie musejd byt uverejnovane najmenej diva razy 70
dvoch tasopisoch opozisnej poltky.
Plat siestieh koncimanoy ureent ie na 5000 roenel
pre- kazdeho manifesto $3.50 roene pre- terasch 16 Pred
seda mestskej rady bude dostavat 1900 roene naieso
doterajsick 81 200 NsprtomJm koncimanon moze byt
nepritomnos odplstena plat nestahnuty ked hlasuj
cato dve tretiny koncnianov.
Plat mayors zvysenf je 70 5000 ia 81 200 rocre
Plat soieitora $1,000 Plat irektora financii
urcen e "a 5000 rosne Drektor financi nahradi po
kadnika 1ctovnika, korych platy obnsa1y % $s3Oo
locle. ~ kas<4klHS RI
Mayor vymenuje vsetkyeh li1adnfkov lnesta okrena
konciaanov pdobrenim cyilnej konisie Sefovia %.
cie ohnohasieot bsdh priamo zodpovesn mayoroyi a
ME ako doteraz lebo tento rad
bude Al u novfIto salfesu zr,ispnS
okfassyanie bndicne:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-06

Ked' Dol prezident, Masaryk q
Ste profesorom univerzitnym, ma
Ipfsal tieto slova:
Po1iadavka narodnostnsj xa-
tcnomis je prirodsent pFtvo ma
rodn6 = ja1ykov6. /"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-04
Pointed Paragraphs

Woman needs no eulogist; she speaks
for herself.
One way 10 forget other pople's faults
is 10 remember your own.
1t is impossible 10 druwu sorrow :
II has been in the swim too long.
In this world the hardest knocks we
get are delivered by our supposed
friends.
If some people have common sens.
they evidently think it is too common
10 use.
There would be fewer undesirable
mothersin-law if there were more good
soDs-in-law.
At tho present stage Of the game
the widows mite isn't in It with the
widows millions.
Many man would rather lie whcT
asked for information than say II
don't know.
Fathers who think they have the
brightest child in the world should
keep tine thought 70 themselves.
A man is foolish 10 70 around look.
lug for trouble unlesS he is strenuous
enough to take fall out of it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-04
Children Need "Chores"
Nv II, ADDINGTON BRUCE

Judge Frederick Z. Cabot Of thc
Boston Juvenile Court uttered a few
remarks the other day deserving Of a
far larger audience than the Family
Welfare SOcietys membership TO whom
he addressed them. They had TO with
the importance of training every child,
from early years, TO be usesully active.
Il pity the children of cich or we'll
TODD parents" said Judge Cabot, in Of
feet, who give them nothing to 10 IN
the way 81 home duties. such as peop.e
of q former generation called chores.
"Such work gives an added sense of
responsibility, binds the family ClO>"r
together. and helps children TO lean
the trutl. So significant for the whole
Of life, that work is ennoblins. Children
who have no chores to do miss much
desirable for their development"
"ChOreless" children. in fast. are apt
to grow into uncnterprising, selfish and
stubborn yet weak-willed men and wOm-
en-. They are lamentably handicapped
SO far as the winning Of any eminent
success in life is concerned.
1t is no mere coincidence that again
and again we find biographerS OF the
10 be done by their distinguished sub
iects when they were young. Mostly
poverty or semi-pOverty made these
chores necessary, and the biOgraplcrs
sometimes seem inclined 10 view them
as disadvantages.
Actually. making alike for physicI .
mental and moral strength, they wcce
distinct advantages. The boys who per
formed them We're through them lldde
ready to attack the problems OF lilo
with vigor impossible to the pamrered
whose parents thought only Of making
life easy and agreeable for their Itt'c
ones.
There are many unwise parents Of
this sort today. They have become III
creasingly numerous the past quarter
of century, or since there set in the
increasingly rapid augmenta non OF ma
tional wealth and OF amusement-taklnS
means.
Which 10 why these same parents, rs
their children grow older, are incrcas-
ingly aghast at the unfayorable traits
they display. Pleasure seems TO Re
their fetch. they seem to be incapable
of profitine from advice, unwilling even
to listen to advice. yet singIiaEy help
| less when it is a question Of thinking
! for themselves and acting stlf-rclant.T
My boy" is a typical lament. "CaIl-
not study as he should. cannot do an. -
! thing as he should. He wants some
body TO Ielp him all the while. Yet lie
| thinks so much Of having wsst he calls
good time that nobody can realty
help
As preventive of tn" fIabbnees
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-04
BARRING GERMAN ATHLETES

Germany seems to be as anxious to re-
establish cordial relations with the rest of
the world in athletics as in trade and di-
pIomacy. But she is experiencing scarcely
less difficulty in the one field than i'll the
others. Is it to be regarded as a coin
cidence that rebuffs to her athletic aspira-
tons are being offered by the same coun-
tries that are placing obstacles in the
way OF her political, financial and eco
monte progress:
OF all the countries that participated in
the world war on the side OF the allies.
according to recent dispatch only the
United States and Italy are willing to
match strength and skill with Germany i'll
all the contests that will comprise the
games to be held at Gothenburg Sweden,
next summer. The French and the Eng
| liSh would compete wit hthe Germans in
automobile and airplanc racing, but not
in contests in which the participants
would come into personal contact-sucll
as foot races, hammer-throwing and the
like.
The Gothcnburg event, it is under
stood, will be a sort OF preliminary to the
WY plN SdlllCS ~ DC IlClI dl i ais III l1-i
Germany has meen laying plans for par,
ticipation in that classic event. but indica.
tons are that she will be excluded. The
French who will be hosts to the world
athletes next year, have plans OF then
own, and intimate that there will be nc
place on the program for Germans.
1t is an easy guess that this inhoepitablc
attitude toward German athletes is "or
account OF the war" Italy and the Unitcc
States, in expressing their Willingness I,
compete with Germany in games where
the participants come into personal con
tact, as well as in those in which the fac
tors arc largely mechanical are merely cX
tending the attitude they have assumed
toward their recent enemy in more i'm
portant enterprises. 1t seems childish 10
the French to carry their dislike OF tn
Germans to such an extreme as that ind
Gated by their plans for the Olympi
, games. But those plans speak Tor them
selves
The cagerness OF the Germans to re
enter international sports on an equa
footing with the other nations is suggeste
by their recent activities. They are mani
testing interest in sports for which the
formerly seemed to have no liking-foot
ball. for example Recently a Germa
team met an Italian eleven at Rome
and went down in defeat. The German: