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The Washington times., 1923-07-05
Once-Overs
Copyright International Feature Service.
DON'T MURMUR ABOUT EXPENSE OF HOLIDAY

You have promised yourself and your family certain
form OF recreation for this
Each member of the family has been looking forward it.
1t IS expensve-you knew that from the start
But now that it time for you to part with money which
is to buy the very thing you have planned begrudge
the money.
Fact that you do you have planned and
lot OF other things which you very much take
advantage of.
There must be a cut somewhere.
Either cut out your social pleasures your friends
your clubs or else abandon the first plan cold
1t takes lot of JOY which you might have if there
must be constant reminder for everybody that his thing
is gong to cost lot of money"
Be good sport and take the money you have saved
ana Pahned to docu out the short auto trips and save
Tor the Dig and do without else
up entirely
DO not let that little girl get idea that it all ta
from the start
Cndren are quick older persons to you in the
class "hee you belong and while they may say word
70 you ABOUT your "crawng, it takes considerable
gain the confidence again.
The Washington times., 1923-07-05
Miracles of Common Sense.

CERTAIN glass works discovered that its profits
~ disappearing through mysterious channels.
Expert accountants and auditors failed to detect the
of the deficit The books showed and yet
the balance represented the edgers constantly
of the balance in the bank One day quetvoced
entered the plant
Bring your records he requested. Item by item he
checked them off ''I that you make allowance of
fourteen per for breakage Where the guresf
ooh, replied the manager chats standard Everybody
in the glass business knows that the breakage fourteen
per cent"
Nothing is standard that can't be verified" the
Within few hours, the astounding truth revealed
that breakage in that particular enterprise amounted to
than double the calculated waste and the problem was
solved
The world at last suspects that figures do lie. new
science has sprung into benghe science of
Its motto show met takes nothing for granted 1t
recognizes precedents It believes that procedure is
sound which can't be proved and declares that all things
be improved.
The Washington times., 1923-07-05
He Thought With His Teeth.

GREAT corporation recently sent its crack salesman
~ close important deal.
Possessed of unique facilities and endorsed by
successful career every advantage lay with this company
The himself competent resourcefu, familiar
with all the intricate details of his line endowed with
pleasing personality and the Of conviction His habits
orderly neither drank gambed and could be
relied upon emergency but toothache undoubtedly
lost his principals tidy profit of $4,000.
The tooth began bother him the day of his departure
became the train and he spent entire night
without sleep and nerve-racking agony.
Arrived his destination he utterly unfit for work
and dulled distracted frame of mind, attempted to
transact business.
He could concentrate his attention upon his duties
his selling talk rambling and sess he lacked force and
and made such poor for himself that
peor who under normal conditions would have been oft
of the running, succeeded in closing the contract.
The Washington times., 1923-07-05
Rhinestone Patriotism.

vv7AR is spectacular It with the drub of drum,
w the shri fife and the flare of banner It's pic
~ turesqueness strs imagination. It's stagesettings
an appeal which the silent conflicts of daily life
not inspire.
But the grim struggles in the trenches the mad tense
grappes redoubs do decide issues whit
portentous than those involved in legislation.
many have died that honor might live. It ID
greater and practical thing to live that honor
shall not die. =
What have you done 1923 to deserve the privileges
perilously in 1776f
Are you real American just rhinestone counterfeit
of the stalwarts of whom you explosivey boastf
Unless history makes you ambitious to help history you've
missed its lesson
The Washington times., 1923-07-05
CITIZENSHIP CAN'T BE
SATISFIED IN
A DAY


NEsTERDAY, you, being an average American, took
Y patriotism out of the camphor bag, gave it good
dusting oiled up its hinges removed the rust Spots
hung The Star-Spanged Banner from the second story
window dug back into the family records for Colonial
heroes misquoted the Ride of Paul Revere sang Yankee
Doodle" off key favored your British acquaintance with
leer Of plying condescenson cocky contracted to wipe the
allied armies of Europe off the map retired for the night
snug the satisfaction that you did your duty and for
the rest Of the year. SHALL usual proceed to interpret
liberty license.
But the Fourth of July than anniversary Il
stands for nothing its example does not stand for twelve
months in the year.
The man who won't consecrate than twentyfour
hours annually to his country might just well make
clean job Of it and put tag Independence Day.
too.
The Washington times., 1923-07-05
Business COnsuLts the MedicOs.

YEAR by year learning how essential is physical
perfection not only to personal welfare but trade
and the professions besides.
The physician WHO doesn't safeguard his health,
cannot bear up under the demands of heavy practicable
surgeon who not in the pink Of condition lacks readiness
and steadness in crucial operationsthe employee the
mercy bad teeth matter what his SKILL knowledge and
shows no in his selection of lis prey
the irritation of indigestion during his most important
trials
The hour far distant when employers estimating
mans fitness for responsibility will take sharp account OF
his body we'll as his BRAIN
Flawed timbers not SAFE Trustworthy
xsufn
The Washington times., 1923-07-05
Foe Within the Walls.

HE memory of valiant forefathers glorious heritage
but if the mighty deeds Of gone generations fail to
fire respect for the highest ideals all the coored lights
that glow from to meaningless
Even republic cannot long endure past
The real wars for freedom endless
There just momentous battles to be fought with
the ballot any waged by bayonet
Foreign foes not much to be feared the unex
peced enemy within the walls and the traitor the ranks
Citizenship may never lay down arms.
Only eternal vigilance and constant defense of previous
can guarantee peace and security.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11

null, $ cfmz sc chtela moje dee
ira pfede mnou tajiti.'
"Snad bys nemyslel -"
ia mic nemyslfIl," odvece
FJakub Melher, mute Sc do smi.
|chu, "ponevadz vAc tn jiste
|vim."
''Ty mne velice desis, prite.
Iii -"
"Tys tedy vskutku neyedei
10 nicem?"
ia nemel o cemsi pdobn6n
ami tusenf. Ale prosim te, dra
|hy Jakube, chran Sc a nepre.
Ikvap Sc, abys Sc snad nemylil.' :
"Dejz boze, abych So mylil
Ale ia jsem v6ci te zcels
jiste pfesv9dcen.
| "A CO tedy o tom soudis?
"Myslim, ze Lucie zapomne
la Sc a ze jest nezdarnice, kite
|raz otci svemu hanbu >ud6la
lla."
ITO aleni pravda!" vzkrik
Rouvenat rozhorlen. 'sZe n6ce
no takoveho myslfs o SVEN je
dinem diteti, to neni cd teb'
hezke, Jakube, to cinis il We
llikou krivdu."
"Opakuji ii, re Lucie jes
nezdarna bidnice."
'Ze takto vinis dteru svou
ktera jest vtelena dobrota, di'
|ka nezna, cista a slechetna
Ze nezdarmici nazyvas Lucii
kterouz jmenuji po cele zdej
Isl krajine andelem chudych
nest 'astnych, tot je hrozne
tot neslychane.'
"Hled' Petre, kdyz Sc
tax vrele ujimas, tedy mi p
|vez, proc v noci opustf dur
otcovsky a proc venku Sc pc
tuluje?"
: "Snad ze, mily Jakube, ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11

I've! Oni myslf, jak jsem sta
stem! Kterak by sc mi small p,
jak velice radovali by Sc, kdy-
by v&deli, ze me jmeno, az do
sud dobre a neposkvrnene,, 70
hyzd6no Jest hanbou!"
Tato zoufala rec pfftelova
tax trapn9 pisobila ma Rouve-
nata, re stal tn on6mely jak
hromem omracen.
Po chvil pflkrocil k nemu
pan jeho a tazal Sc jej: "Po-
vez mi, zdali's nesetkal Sc ne
kdy ma blizku divorce naseho
mladym, rusoWlasym muzem.
'sVidel jse1n zde takoveho
mladika ngkolikrate."
"A neznas .jej blize?"
|. "Neznam. Vsa!k die vseho
must to byt nejaky mladik
mesta."
| ''Ktery pro sve obveseleni
travi leto ma yenkove. - Ne
,|vis-i, zda bydli We Fremicour-
.Itu?"
! "To nevim, vsak pochyboval
l. Z -
bych tom. A ty myslis, re
.lsnad to jest ten mladik, jejz
mas v podezreni, ze -"
/ "Ano, on jest to jiste! Pc
tire, ia muslin Sc dozvedeti,
'Ijak Sc omen mladik jmenuje
la kde prebyva 4 ty mi k to-
mu musis byti napomocen.
'|Vydej Sc hned Ultra ma cestu
a mGzes zdstati tam treba Ii
! |tra, pozitr, ano, bude-li potfe-
bf, treba cely tyden, aneb tre-
ba cely mesic. - Snadno uhod
mes, ceho cd tebe jako stary
Ipfitel ocekavam, aniz potrebu
Iii te vybizeti, abys byl opatr-
t ,nym. Jmenovit6 Lucie nesmi
Sc dozvedeti, kan a proc jsi
-'byl ode mne ze divorce poslan"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11
~ PROKLETA.
Roman Emilia Richebourga
Volne prelozil Frant. Lad. Cizek.

prihodilo? Ci snad jsi nahle
|onemocnel?"
"Nikoli, nechuravel jsem, a.
lie pfihodilo Sc mi neco hroz-
nehlo," odvece mattel, 2 hlu-
boka povzdychnuv. "Pochopu
il dobre, jak jsi Sc mne ulekl,
nebot' kdyz jsem pred chvili
do arcadia. pohledl, sam sebe
jsem Sc zdesil. = Mily Pexfe
dnes v noci dozvedel jsem Sc
|neco hrozneho, co 1nn6 div ne
usmrtilo. !"
PRO bdh, tedy mi pfec po.
lvez, co Sc tt vlastne stalo?'
ptal Sc cely -polekany Rouve.
nat.
"Moje dcera .byva v noci Z
'domu pryc. 4 miva schuzky |
nekym," odpOv3del S temnyn
hlasem Mellier.
Phi tech slotech trhl s Sc
bou Petr. Rouvenat a zachve
Sc. s a
"Jdiz, to nemlze snad an
byt," namital, ''dost mona
re Sc ii Q tom jen zdalo.''
"Oh, nikoli, ia nemohl spa
I'll prave timto oknem vide
jsem il, kterak Sc asi 0 pdlno
,,ci jako stfn do domu vkradla.
"A ty isl Sc il ami neptal
kde byla?"
T. "Neucinil jsem to-. protoz,
nechci jest6, ably vedela, q
jest vyzrazena, mimo to
vzdyt' jsem sam cd sebe uhod
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11

.chtfc aby 0 tom nekdo vedel,
prisp9la nejake ubozacce We
Fremicourtu - snad byla u
Enemocne vdovy Matelet-ove,
ktera liz tolik ned6l stdne q
kolerl jejfz ldzka hladove a
polonahe JEFF deti beduji a ma
rikajl."
"Nemluv mi takove hloupo-
sti," odvece MATTEL divorce. "Ci
snad jsem il n6kdy pre'kazel,
|kdykoli chtela, trpicim pomo-
|ci. Vzdyt' sam Wis, ze 81 mohla
delati, CO jen chtela, : a kazdy
clov8k zde vi, ze Mellierovic
|vzdy NELL kus chleba pro ze-
braky a cd mich ze neodesel
zadny bez pomoci. Tedy nemu-
sila Sc pfede rnnou skryvati,
chtela-i nejaky dobry sku-
tex vykorati. A nyni je den
dosti dlouhy, ze zbyva Luici
hodne casu k dobrocinnosti, a.
niz by teto rnusila v6ncwati do.
bu nocni. A mimU to vim, &c
teprve vcera vecer poslala pl.
| ny kosik jidel vdove Matele.
tove. Marine bys tedy Sc ma.
mahal, bys il omluvil. Nejsen
ia jeSt6 bohudfky ami SLEEPY, a
nj ma hlavu paddy a vim, ze il
Ina pricina il vabf v noci z do
mu otcovskeho. Lucie jest ne
zdarnice, ktera jiz pozbyls
cti sve. Zdali jest jiz naprostt
ztracena, to posud nevim, all
brzy Sc o tom DOWN - vsal
b6da. ia Sc d6sfm toho okamzi
ku, kdy Sc mi pravda objevi.'
/ Pc techto slovech prikroci
nest astny otec k oknu a diva
je sc Jim ven, mluvil sam k so
be: "Hle, toto vse nym jes
majetkem, jsem bohat, ze m
Itoho mnozi az zavidi. Bloudo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11

vati dolby zoufalstvi. A jest
li.ze skutecne kdy Praha pred
'rozkolem neocenila 81 dosti Slo
vaku, pax nastala doba jina:
dnss Praha splatila vsechen
.svIj duh, mela-li ma Sloyeh-
sku nejaky, >obnovovati no il
ste vsak nehude.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11
MAi1ARsKE uKLADY o sLo
VENSKO A SLOVAKY

DCJlHHC uAhCSLl tudIOud DC
vryvaji hluDoko do jeho pova-
ny vytvareji take v jeho de-
jinach hlubokou brazdu. u
Mad 'arG touto d6jinnou uzko-
sti cd prvnich civil jejich ma
rodniho probuzeni byl strach
pred vymrenim. Jeste V dobe
basnika Vorosmartyho byla ta-
to obava skoro vSeObecna a po-
catky mad 'arskeho Macdonald
smu nejsou mic odvaZn6jsi a
dojemnejSi nez pocatky obro-
zeni ceskoslovenskeho. Ma
d'afi ovsem nell k svemu roz-
.vinuti daleko lepsi podminky
nez-li Cesi. Nell iednak svnj
ci spise sve slechty stat, ne4ba-
vei1y nadobrD sve individuel.
nosti jako stat cesky, meli mad
to vyhodnou posici centralni-
no naroda uherskeho, do jehoz
sidel jakoby stekal skoro vse-
chen ostatni ziNot ostatnich u
;herskych kraljG, nell svoji mi
nulost, plnou romantickych bo-
ju, kdezto narodove okolni -
Rumuni, Rusini, Slovaci byli
narody vice meme bez historic.
Nebylo tedy tezko vytvoriti na
rod v novem slova smyslu, Nla
ste kdyz z dolby jeste pfedna-
ciOnalisticke slOuzila tomu sill
ma idea hungar;smu, ktera u
spavala Will ostatnich nar0dG
k samostatnemu, ideami ma
cionalismu obzivenemu Zivotu.
Stara mongolska vybojnost,
drazd6na vedomim nepotetno-
sti naroda, v6domi silly naroda
$ historii, tradice hungaris1mu,
prodchnuta nOvym ruchem,
prObuzena mad'arskym nacio-
nalismem, tOtiz, ne Ma nepo-
slednim miste i zkusenosti. re
mad'arsky prvek pres vSechnu
svounajeZdnost a 1t0cnost pre-
ce jen mizi - to vSe vypasto-
val6 v Mad'arech obzvlastni
schopnost assimilacni. Pifpo.
jovali ostatni obyvatelsvo uher.
ske, schopnost, iez nebyvala a.
nj do te miry uv6domela, jak
by sc z odporu narodnostl zda.
To- Mad'ar 81 mcdowell pred.
staviti, re by mohlo byti jinak
mcdowell pochOiiti, re ie- ia
tom neco pobuf,ujfciho,, neu.
znavati jinych narodnosti, .
pOkladal prave naOpAk vSe0n
nll dbramt> narodnostni' prot
t6to samozrejnnosti ia nacio
nalni Sovinism. v cole EvrO
pc nema Y tom podobneho, je
dine We skalopevnem pfesv9d
Ceni Anglicana, ktery tez ,
kazdAim hnuti- podrobeneh,
Jim li&r0da vidi utok ma svoji
ptava' a We SVEN pahstvi nat
jinymii narody vidi nap'osto,
samozfejmost, v niz neni MI
co n moHY Ytnekoho pobouii
ASinle>>u, Mad'aru zejrnen,
odpor narodnostni prece jG
rzbudil vedomi, ze v mad'arj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11

konvencf hungarisacni ami S ji-
nymi ad hoe vymyslenymi a
vselike nasili omlouvajici the
ORIENT. Mad 'arska politika
prisla ma celou radu method,
jakymi je treba bojovati, a tax
dala Sc mad'arska vybojnost
casio velmi rafinovan6.. To vse
pfipominame 81, ctouce uvodni
poznamku noveho dilo univ.
prof. dra. Alb. Prazaka: Slo-
venska otazka v dobe j. M.
Hurbana. (Sbonnlk filozofic-
kej fakulty university Komen-
skeho v Bratislave.) Dilo je
obsahlou polemikou, ci spise
'samostatnym diiem, k jehoz
|sepsani bylo mimofadnou po-
bidkou vydani knihy mad d'aron
|skeho Slovaka Podhradskeho
"Jozef Miloslav Hurban a. jeho
borba proti Cechom a Cecho-
slovakom." Spis tento %ydan
" Budapest "a pouhych nasich
40 haleru a autor Jest L.
|rednikem adarskeho mini
|sterstya. Die toho zachazi j
S latkou. Vylav z cele pIsob-
nosti Hurbanovi pouze jediny
clanek, generalisuje jej a ma
kupuje k n6mu spoustu me-
pravd, snaze sc dokazati, re
Hurban byl vlasne uhersky via
stenec. Mad'arGm blizSi nez
CechIm. Prazak dokazuje
mu spoustou materialu a vyli-
cenim celeho vyvoje Hurbano-
va. hoine dokumentarne dolo-
zenym, radu nepravd a ten
ldencnich vymysll. Do celia
vsak sveho dila klade valeCnou
|vzpominku ma svou jizdu Via
KEN spolu redaktorem "Bu-
dapesti Hirlap." Bylo to roku
1917 - mad d'arsky redaktor
|nechtel pripustiti moznost pro-
hry centralnich mocnosti ne
|tajil sc Prazakovi s plany Ma
d'ar1, po vitezstvi vyvlastniti
|vsechny pozemky podel nora
|vskych hramic a osaditi je pou
re Mad'ary, ably tax nastalo
naproste osamoceni SlovakI
/ kdyby vsak Mad'aii prohral
dovedou Slovaky cd Cechu cd,
lonciti. a nlad'aisky redsktor
Enev6da, konu po letech jeht
Islova poslouzi, fekl: "Mad'aT
[napnou svuj diplomaticky a or
tganisacni talent, pobouri CHI
::nu, zorganisu.ii 'irredentu 1
.zkali vSemozne ceSkoslovenskJ
,,vztah tendencnim tiskem SUI
'gestivni agitaci od osoby k Q
sobe, jiz nepoznatelne prove
'dou Mad'ai'i a mad'aroni used
Ii ma Slovensku. Proti Cechun
bhde vznikati mad arskou pee
zvolna i slovenska fronta a Ii
vnym pramenem il bude Pest
X t6mto llcelum posveti Ma
d'ari' vsecky prostredky.
L DOslova tax Sc take dnes d.
ie. Nenis treba uvadet Gokia
,dy, zabyvame Sc jinli den C
den. PomNslime-li vSak, jak,
vliv mely jiz historii podoh
ne mad 'alske methody, jal
;, rafinovane jiz drive pracoval
ad'arska propaganda, usilu
,,jici vyhloubiti co nejyetsi pro
past mezi SEovaky a Cechy, a
by lepe mohla Slovaky zardou
sit, pfipomene-li 81, jak dine
!, podle planu uspesne pracuj
Budapest Tuky, ludaky, Hin
kou a jinymi nastroI "a svym
icili. rnemuzeme sc ubraniti just
'obavy. Neni jeste cas-, odda
vati Sc optimismu, re. statnir
osampcenim je Slovensko zba
.dveno vseho nebezpeci.. Buds
tpest' cilevedome zpracovav
Slovensko. ably je v pfipad
,novych prevratnych udalos1
naezla pfipravene.
Il Ma drllh6 strane NIUE je
Ipotesit kazda takoya prace, j
1l-..t d. .I...h. TIT. ~.... Z
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11

maiO, Ze tentO neznamy mia
dix byl omen spoluvinnlk a tai
ny milenec dcery jeho Lucie, a
snad - svldce jeji!
Myslenka tato vzboui'ila VI
mem vsecku krev popudila
prchlivost jeho, naplnivsi srd-
ce jeho nesmifitelnou zasti a
pomstychtivosti.
Dale vzpomnel 81 tez, jak
|Lucie, kdyz jednoho dne nahle
do pokoje k nj vessel, byla ce-
la v rozpacich a jakys papir,
ktery prav6 v ruce drzela, ry-
chile do ohne v kamnech hori-
ciho vhodila.
Ami to nevzbudilo v nem po
dezreni, nebot' slepe posud
dGv6roval svemu diteti.
Ted vsak, kdyz 81 ma vsech-
ny tyto okolnosti vzpomnel, u
Itvoril 81 z mich cele pasmo hri-
chd, z nichz dceru svou vinil
a kterez oteyrely mu oci a u
kazaly mu strasnou pravdu,
proti niz nedalo Sc ami dost
male omluvy nalezti.
/ Nyni byl presvedcen, jak
Lucie dly6ry jeho zneuziva-
|jic tajn6 cd milence sveho do
pisy prijimala a snad take sa-
ma k MIN odpovidala. Vsak
rad by byl ved6l, jakou cestou
|tyto dopisy Sc milencum do
stavaly. PoSty nemohli pouzi-
vati, ably je posel, nemaje to-
Tho treba ami v iimyslu, nevy-
zradil. A re by snad nekdo z
Iceladky neb delnikI We dvor
ci Mellierove pracujicich byl
dopisy ony obstaraval, tom
ltez velice pochyboval, veda, ze
by to byvalo jeste nejistejsi a
lnebezpecn6jsi, anti milujicl
velmi caste mivaji tajemstvi,
|jakaz' nemohou zadnemu Glove
|; ku sv6riti. Nemohl 81 tedy ia
kub Mellier nfkterak vysvstli-
lti, jakym zpGsobem Lucie listy
, od milence sveho dostavala, a.
lie ihned zosnoval v mysli sv6
plan, die kterehoz pomoci
oddaneho Rouvenata cht6l dee
l'u svou bedlivym okem strezi-
, ii.
PAX rozvazoval, nebylo-li
by lip, aby hned k Lucii SCI
ia pfisny vyslech nj zavedl
Lee zloba tax velice opanova.
, la mysl jeho, re Sc nemohl ns
(; Inicem rozhodnouti.
ITO neucinim," promluvi
po kratkem premysleni k so
be-" ona by mi nerekla pravdr
a nedozvedel bych Sc taktt
niceho."
G Celou tuto noe ztravil v ne
: Ivyslovn6m rozciieni. take s
Of jiz ami neulehl, dobre veda, x
y by v posteli nevydrzel. Neza
: lmhouril Okla, a kdyz ram
x zore okolni pahorky pozlaco
a vala, zurily jest6 prsou je
! ho' boj kruty a zoufalost.
II.
II Vice nez hodinu bylo vse W
$ Idvoici Mellierov6 ma 1ohou ;
e kazdy, konal jiz svou praci.
" Jakub Mellier dal 81 zavol;
i ii Rouvenata, kteryz bez pro
e dleni k n6mu sc dostavil, abS
y Sc otazal, CO pan jeho cd ne
n no zada.
ii "Petre, vis-li, co Sc u mai
I-Ideje?" tazal Sc no jaksi zhul
alta.
el Tazany podivenim vyvali
Ina neho oci a ptal Sc: ''Co 81
stale? Proc Sc mne ptas tax
n TOT"
al v tom vsak Sc podival pan,
e,,a priteli svemu do oblieeje
i ktery by jako stena bledy ;
-lcely ztrapeny a pribliziv Sc u
yIzkostlive k nemu, tazal Sc IN.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11

A*ink>>u, Mad'aru zejmen$
odpor narodnostni plece jen
vzbudil vedomi, ze v mad 'arj-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-09

Gwilliams-I haven't seen anything in
the papers lately about wedgeley. the
great football player of a few seasons
ago. Is he dead? Elflint-Dcad! No.
He's more terrible than ever. He drives
a racing autoombile now.-Chicago Tri-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-09
TODAY'S CURB MARKET

New York. Sept. s.-Following Is an
official list Of bonds and stocks traded
in on the New York curb market today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-09

Tonight at WOodlawn Lake pa
vilion. a delightful candy spot dance.
(Adv)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-09

Krisch's Candy spot dance tonight,
West End Lake. SchutEe orchestra.
(Ady)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-09
Cndertakers.

Eiagy 4 McCollum, Cndertakers.
Quick ambulance service. Crockett
104. Lady assistant IL all hours
(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-09
The Romance of
Small. Business
By EDWARD MOTT WOOLEY
Copyright 1923 by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.

Washington and the Planters. 1
hold the majority of stock in each,
and am president of these corpora
tions. / am taking 00-year lease
on prominent downtown Chicago
corner, on which l will erect an
eighteen-story four-hundred-room ho-
tel within the next year or two. This
will give me altogether capacity OF
$50 rooms.
My hotels now cater to about
10000 guests annually. At my cafe.
terra and coffee shop at the Hotel
Planters / serve 1900 people daily,
and employ 175 people"
A certain man high in an indus
try allied TO hotel keeping spoke of
Erwin Wenzel as a man command
ing an extremely successful enter
PRISE" Compare this encomium with
the modest beginnings 1 have out
lined and you get the perspective on
opportunities lying everywhere.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-09
CHICAGO STOCKS

Chicago. Sept. S.-Following Is a re-
port OF today's sales. high. low and clos
ing quotations at the Chicago stock ex-