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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
Britain's Action Looked
Upon as Most Hopeful
I Event Since Armistice.
1T IS FAR REACHING
VIII Have Beneficial Politi-
cal and Economic Effect
AZ the World Over.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

Copyright. 1923. by The San Antonio Light
Washington, ID. C., FEB. NO sin
gle event since the armistice that ended
the European war has inspired such
hope in Washington as the settlement
of the war debt negotiations between
the United States and Great Britain.
Canvass of the highest officials OF
the United States government today
reveals on every side that entirely apart
from the purely financial aspects OF Tie
agreement, the diplomatic effects upon
the entire European situation are cX-
pected TO be immediate as well as far
reaching. Naturally Congress has yet
To act but there is no doubt of ap-
proval. Here arc some of the benefits
(which are expected TO flow from the set
Element:
First. The demonstration Of Great
Britain and the United States settling
their outstanding difficulties will have
a salutary effect on France which had
come TO believe that the negotiations
would end in a failure and that the two
English-speaking peoples would be
driven further apart instead of to-
gether.
Second. Great Britain and America
assume an almost identical position To-
ward the paymPTt by the rest OF Eu-
rope of their debts To the big creditor
nations. England and America will
both be interested in seeing the proper
measures taken toward disarmament,
balancing of budgets and reconstruction.
Irrespective Of whether America ever
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02

Joins the League OF Nations OF any
association of nations, the tendency u,
all Diplomatic conferences hereafter VIII
be for Great Britain and the Unlte'
States to look ut economic matters
through the same speCtac!es.
Ends Cancellation Propaganda.
Third. The cessation of British pro-
paganda for cancellation Of debts
which has been going on for nearly
three years will tend to remove much
of the distrust which has surrounded
nearly every diplomatic exchange when
even remotely bore on the European
situation i'm the past. Having swept
aside ali thought of cancellation and
agreed 10 make payments. England VIII
find a greater readiness on this side TO
examine future proposals for Il revision
of tbe German rcparatiOn controversy.
Fourth. The Turks VINO have been
depending largely on the division ol
opinion among the European Allies cam
not but see the danger TO them or
British-Amprican entente. 1t tends 10
make the British position in Europe
stronger and gives the Turk less reliance
on the French. 1t isn't that American
military or naval support is forthcoming
or that the United States has become
committed in any way TO active meas
ures in European affairs, but the Turk
is impressed by diplomatic words and
COincldentally win
the satisfactory adjustment in Londor
Of the debt question with the United
States. the American ambassador at
Lausanne. Richard Washburn Child,
said some pertinent things TO the Turl
which have already had 4 beneficial
effect on the situation and may mean
peace in the Near East.
Numerous Economic Advantages.
Fifth. The economic advantages of
the debt agreement are numerous and
say that they can hardly be
at so early a date for they
will continue 10 he felt throughout the
next twelve months. The belief is ex-
pressed that the pound sterling will go
to par and that this will have stimu-
lating effect on the trade of the world.
in those British areas whcr,
The pound has been at discount and
the dollar at n premium. The English
people are expected TO have more en-.
plovment as trade increases. Correspond
ingly the purchasing power of the Brit
ish dominions is likely TO increase and
American exports will begin TO move in
greater quantities.
The economists in the government be-
I;eve the industrial domestic business
situation will feel shortly the effect of
the debt settlement. More export trade
means greater demand for manufac-
tured goods and raw materials.
But the greatest advantage Of all
will be tho confidence implanted in the
minds of business men the word over.
The fact that Great Britain is prepar
ing 10 pay her debts. that America can
count annually on at least S16S.0O0.-
MO- in interest and a gradual dimnu
ion Of the principal of the war debt
will help the financial position of both
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02

the United States and Great Britain
and make these two countries mission
aries for the improvement of business
in all parts Of the world. Great Britain
and the United States will have credit
TO extend through private sources. OF
course, but until this most important in.
fiuence in the sterilization of exchange
had been cxerted. no such determination
to go ahead could possibly have been
reached.
Two Sides TO Delay.
Many of those familiar with the de-
tails of the international credit situa-
ton feel that Great Britain's only mis-
take has been TO waste or ) year
expecting cancellation. On the other
hand from the British viewpoint, the
delay has not been harmful because the
terms of a settlement such as is being
made might not have been approved By
the British people any sooner.
The action of France in adopting an
ISOLATION nolicy has contributed greatly
to the British desire to cooperate with
America. The terms are none too salts
factory TO England today and for several
days there has been feeling of appre.
hensinn that the British cabinet might
be disposed to delay action for a few
months because of the threatening sit
uation in the Ruhr and in the Near
East but weighing carefully the disad-
vantages of rostpOnement with the psy-
Geological effects of n settlement in
the very midst of world misundcrstand-
ings. Great Britain took the long step
forward and crossed the rubiron of un-
certainty. The courage of the British
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
Fire Destroys Ranger Buildings.

Ranger, Tex. Feb. 2.-Fire in the
business center of Ranger early Thurs
day destroyed four business establish
ments, all owned by the Ranger Mer-
camille Company, and resulted in prop
erty loss estimated at $4,000. The
property was insured for approximately
100000, according to company officers.
The buildings housed meat market,
hardware company, stock and fixtures
store, and sandwich shop.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
ALA MISSES APPLAUSE
Nazimoya to Quit Silent Drama and
Return to First Love.

Los Angeles, Feb. 2-Alla Nazimova,
Russian actress. who quit the stage
for the screen, plans to leave the screen
Tor the stage.
She Graves applause. Applause"
she said. lis the actors greatest re-
ward. 1t took me months TO realize
just what vital element was lacking.
have collapsed after tense emotional
scenes and always felt a tremendous
disappointment. l missed the applause"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02

has won the admiration of American of
ficials who believe that from an econo
mic viewpoint il will prove a BLESSING
to the whole world to be given an exam
pie Of a nation willing TO pay its debts
and put its financial affairs on sound
basis
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02

Unless you see the name "Bayer"
on package or on tablets you are not
getting the genuine Bayer product
prescribed by physicians over twenty
two years and proved safe by mil
lions for colds, headache, toothachC,
earachc, neuralgia. lumbsgO. rheuma-
tism, neuritis, and for pain in gen.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02

eral. Accept only "Bayer" package
which. cC,tains proper directions.
Handy boxes Of twelve tablets cost
few cents. Druggists also sell bottles
of q and 100. Aspirin is the trade
mark of Baycr Manufacture of Monoa-
ceticacidester of Salicylicacid.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
Hats Worth S $50
Hats Worth S $50
NEWEST MATERIALS

LuttroI, Visea-Shiny Hsircloth-Timbo-
Milan combined with Taffeta-New Paisley
and Handkerchief Ideas and Novelty Braids.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-16
.CRADUACE v cESKE SKO-
LIE kOMENSKY.
Zakonceni skolniho roku ma
Buckeye rd.

Skolni patronat ceske svo-
bodomyslne skoly J. A. Ko-
mensky uspoTada dnes veGer v
1880 hod. v spolkove sini ma
Ivychodni 131. ul. Graduacni
slavnost "a volneho vstupu S
peknym programem. Porada-
jici vybor I'VE celou nasi verej-
most a test Sc, ze zajem 0 nase
skolstvi bude projeven slusnou
lcasti.
,Podobne oslavi dnes vecer Pa
tronat svobodomyslne skoly v
spolkove sini ma BucAeye I'd.
zakonceni skolniho roku Ce-
ske spolk. sini slavnosti gradu-
aGni. Take zde uchystan
byl p6kny porad pTi mirnem
vstupnem We prospech skoly.
Doufame, ze oba Patronaty
nebudou v ocekavani znacnej-
81 navstevy zklamany ze obe-
ma skolam Sc dostane podpory
z kruhG nejsirsich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-16
vELKY vYLET KRIvANE.

Spcvokol Krivan pofada III
ira velky vylet ma farmu pi.
Hudcove ma State rd.> Ze W.
lety. bratfi Slovakd vynikaji
zvlastnim sverazem, zminili
jsme Sc jiz nekolikrate a take
Ultra rozhlaholi Sc uvedene mi
sto slovenskymi pisnemi a pra-
YOU zabavou. Jak ale Sc pra-
vi. ze netoliko "od slova xiv ie
clovek" Gekaji vyletniky ! ra-
dosti materielni. neb pro vse-
ci1ny hladovici bude pripraven
vytecny gulas, ma jehoz pri-
pravu ma pry p. DIR. Francisco
pi. Sturmanovou obzvlaste w
tecny RECEIPT. Ma misto dosta-
nete sc pouhcni karou zap. 25.
ul. oznacenim Brooklyn, KITE
dou ied'te az k brooklynskym
vozovkam, kde pTesednete ma
State rd. karu, iez vas pohodl-
ne doveze az na'misto. krivan
pripravuje pro priste velky
koncert. jez bude ,on~ druhu
skuteGne podnikem prvNfld-
MIN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-16
vYLET MA FARMU l. o. o. F

Loze Prokop Velky {. 708
I. @. @. F. vypravi Sc Ultra ma
cely den ma lozovou farmu u
Fall Junction. ze "a pobytu
We voln6 pfirod6 v tax dobre
spolecnosti nikomu nebude mic
chybeti. jest zbytecne predesi-
lati. Pro pohodli vyletniku
vyjede vlak drahy Wheeling a
Lake Erie z nadrazi ma vych.
90. ul. jiz v SIS rano. Jizdne
tam i zpet obnasi pouhych 6Oc.
Kdo chces uziti skutecne GER
stveho vzduchu neopomen Sc
pTipojiti k druzine vzdy vese-
lych vyletniki.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-16
PODzIMNl oPERNf SEQ
MA CLEVELANDSkA.

Divadelni spolecnost The
Wagnerian Opera Festival
Co. usporada ma podzim Zed-
narske sini ma Euclid ave. cy-
klus osmi opemich predstaveni
cd 20. do 25. listopadu, "a RI
ditelstvi Frederick Gondy.
Provedeny budou opery vcet
ne jedne operetty. V utery 20.
list. "Rheingold", 21. "Valky-
ry". %. Mozartova "Figarova
svatba", %. (odpoledne)
.Siegfried", (vecer) Strausova
opereta "Cikansky baron, 25.
(odpol.) "Soumrak bohd" a
(vecer) Halevyho "zidovka"
Vstupne pry bude tentokrate
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-16
SOKOLSKY VYLET.

Telocvicna jednota Jan A.
mos Komensky vyleti 81 zitrej,
81 nedele ma cely den ma far
mu p. Maddocka, (dr. p. Kou-
by) nedaleko' Lee Rd. as 10
minut cd Miles Ave. Zabavni
vybor postaral Sc o slusne "a
opatreni vSech lcastnikG, po-
kud sc tyce pozemskeho blaha
pccoval o to, aby clenstvo
cetni pratele Sc ma vyletnim
miste znamenite pobavili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-16
POzAR v LAKEWOODU.

80 osob, muzG, zen ditek
bylo dnes rano kratce pc pull
noci ma Robert q Nrush ave.
v Lakewoodu vypuzeno 2 ID
EEK do ulic "a pozaru v prize
mi Sc nachazejicffi6 grocernf-
no obchodu. Byly to rodiny
majitele tripatrov6 budovy "
niz ohen vznikl. Petra Dracha,
majitele grocenie Rudolfa A.
Murna, Daniela Millera, Ant.
Markuse a Vandy Janovace.
Nektere z osob byly nepatrne
popaleny, kteraz zran6ni ale
byla osetrena hasici hned ma
miste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-16

Zoufaly stav polsksho

AOufaly stav polskeho no
vin6fstvi. Polske casopisectvi
Jest stizeno velikm pohromou.
List "a LISTEN upada a zanika
pro prilis tlsnive drahotni po-
merry. Polsti novinafi Sc konec
ne vzchopili a usporadali
Sized, ktery Sc zabyva napra-
YOU techto pomery. Sized pol
skych novinari zahajen byl
dne Is. m. m. We Varsave mi
nisterskym predsedou, gen. 81
korskim v budove presidia mi
nisterske rady. Nejvetsi bole-
stf jsou prilis velika drahota
papiru, vyse dani, telefonnich
poplatkI, dopravnfch a postov
mich sazeb a poplatku "a zpra
Wy, dodavane polskou telegraf
nj agenturou. Proto pozaduje
sjezdove usneseni zruseni Gel
ma papfr, snfzeni dani tele-
fonnfch poplatkG, ulevy celni,
ma draze a ma poste.
Podvod pfi vyplaceni podpor
Jaroslav Silk, 28-lety strojni
zamecnfk ze Smichova, ztratil
" minulych dnech motorovem
voze penezenku, ktera take
byla poctivym nalezcem radne
odevzdana. Pri prohlidce pc
nezenky nalezen byl krom Sli
kovych prikazd take vyplatni
list nezamestnaneho Josefa
Svarce re Smichova. Protoze
Svarc ma jiz praci, povolan
byl ma policii prohlasil, re
podporu v nezamestnanosti ne
vybira a ze vyplatni list ode
vidal jiz ma bernim trade ma
Smfchove. A tn vyslo ma jevo,
ze Silk, ktery byl zamestnan
pri vyplaceni podpor jako w
pomocna sfla, vyplatni list 81
ponechal a podporu pro sebe
vybiral. Proto byl Silk zat-
cen a dodan k zemskehu trest-
nimu soudu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-16

porularni Cd S1.f5 do $3.50
IA sedadlo lozove. Predpro-
DEF zahajen bude jiz We stredu
v hudebnim zavode Buaeshers,
1910 Huron Rd. Spolecnost Ii
skala move Josefem Stranskym
utvofeny symfonicky statni or
chestr. Stransky, jenz jest ro-
dakem prazskym, riditi bude
nektere zdejsi pfe'dstaveni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-16
NACVIcNE MA zUPNf SPO.
LECNA CVICENi.

konaji sc pro oboji zactvo So
botu We 3 hod. odpoledne, pro
oboji dorost, v nedeli II. cerv>
nh v 8 hod. dopoledne.
Pro muze a zeny V nedeli
-. cervna v 9 hod. dopoledne.
Vsechny v zahrade Ceske Sine
Sokol ma Clark Ave. Kdo ne
s1castni Sc techto nacvicnych:
nebude moci vystoupiti pfi zup
MIN yerejnem cviceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-16
SLET SOKOLSKE zUPY Sc.
yEROVYCHODNf.

Kvapem blizi Sc dny, v nichz
Sokolstvo zupy Seyerovychod-
nj poradati bude svdj ctvrty
zupni slet. v sobotu 80. cerv-
ma dopoledne budou zavody
dorostu, muzskeho a zenskeho,
odpoledne zavody muz1 a "a
vody zen, vecer porada tech
nickych a spravnich cinnovni>
XII jednot a zastupcd jeiich
pro letosni Sized. V nedeli l.
cervence dopoledne budou
zkousky, odpoledne verejne
cviceni, vecer veselice.
Podle predbeznych zprav
zavoditi bude asi 6 druzstev
dorostencl, 6 druzstev doro-
stenek, A druzstva muzu od-
deleni stredniho, Z druzstev
muzd oddeleni nizsiho a Z
druzstev zen, celkem tedy asi
so druzstev. Pocitame-li druz-
stva sedmiclenna, sncastni sc
zupnfch zavodI pres 220 cvici-
cich. Druzstva muzd zavoditi
budou o putovni ceny, strfbrne
pohary. Prvnfm trem druz-
|stvdm kazdeho oddeleni dany
budou diplomy, prYni tri .druz-
stva zen obdrzi lipove vence.
Tri neilepsi jednotlivci z kaz-
deho oddeleni obdrzi zvlastni
ceny.
Pri nedenim verejnem cvi-
ceni podany budou ukazky te-
locvicne vyspelosti obojiho Ia
ctva, obojiho dorostu, muzu
zen.
Pritvod poradan nebude, a.
vsak vsichni bratri, kteri mali
slavnostni kroj, zucastni sc
zupniho sletu v mem. 0 stra-
vovani cvicicich, ubytovani
prespolnich a obcerstveni ho-
sti postara sc pcfadatelsky od-
Dor, Sc staveny re zabavnich
,vybord jednot Clevelandskych.
\ Vsichni pratele a pTiznivcl
Sokolstva jiste uvolni 81 nede-
Ii l. cervence k navsteve sletu
Sokolske zupy Severovychod.
nj. Prijdou do Itulne zahrady
Ceske Sine Sokol ma Clark Av,
ably shledh vysledky sokolske
prace, potesiai Sc pohledem na
'sokolskou drobotinu pobavili
Sc v kruhu upfimnych bratri a
,sester.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-16
Synovs pykati budou "a chy
by OtcI.

Otec: INA mou veru, ia ne
rozumlm take naprosto tvemu
pocetnickemu ukolu!"
Synek: "Tak, to je pekne!
A ia Ultra dostanu nedostatec-
nou, protoze ty neumis poci-
tot tHD
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-16
NOvY CESKY PODNIK.
Tock6 nhchodni pOdnikv rO


mnozeny byly tyto dny pod
mix novy sice o zavod The
Vanis Supply Co., kteryzto do
dava stavitelim spotrebova-
teldm stavebni dTivi, popel,
cement a iine potreby ke stav-
BAN. Zavod zorganisovan byl
znamym ceskym stavitelem ].
K. Vanisem a nachazi Sc v els.
1901 Kinsman Rd. a odbocka
ma rohu f. 90. ul. a Wheeling
& Lake Erie drahv. Ursdovna
lest v elsie 137o1 Kimsman Rd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-16

4 "Jakze - w verite. ze exi-
#uii psi. kteri isou chytrejsi,
rlez jejich pani?"
"Ano, verim - ia sam nam
takoveho psa!'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-16
CRADUACE MA PRAVNIC.
CkE SKOLE.

v auditoriu strojvGdcn pro-
mluvi Glen nejvyssiho soudu
Cclumbijskeho distriktu w. P.
Stafford k absolventum r. 1923
Clevelandske pravnicke skoly
pri koleji Baldwin-Wa Wallace.
Krone jmenovaneho pro-
mluvi dr.. A. B. Storms, prest-
dent koleje, ienz rozda d;plo-
my, apelacni soudce w. Vicke-
ry j JIM. Mezi pravnickym
dorostem s'hledavame i .jisty
pccet kandidatd ceskeho pu-
vOdu:
George S. Michalek,
Jan F. Smolka,
|. Robert R. Soucek,
T. F. Stroup,
Ondrej J. Sulak,
J. F. Uhl.
A. J. Veverka,
G.. F. Johanek,
w. j. Belovsky.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03
BY MARIAN HALE.
New York, April 3.-When it &C

New York, April 3.-When it comes
to lassoing a husband, our fast flap
per has lois to learn from the demure
damsel of mid Iictorian days.
In fact, says Thyra Samter WINS
low, author. the modern young wom-
an is failure at woman's great game
marriage
Mrs. Winslow knows the feminine
complex. She has been dubbed tn"
Feminine Maupassant" s.nce her new
book Picture Frames has revealed
her penetrating insight into the pSy-
chology of her sex. From her studies
she feels she can tell the modern flap
pe,s what's wrong with them.
"The modern young woman, she
explains, us a good pal and a bad
vamp. She can make men talk, but
she can't make them propose.
Only An Amateur.
"She can feel as superior as she
like to the mid-Nictorian ladies and
flaunt her ideas of sex equality 70
high heaven, but when it comes tc
landing and holding husband these
fainting ladies of 30 years ago could
show her cards and spades.
The modern girl has exposed TOO
many of the mechanics of her game.
Our grandmothers had their rouge
boxes hidden carefully away in the
back Of the bureau drawer, but they
let dear old grandfather have MS
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03
Chapter LXII.
BY CAROLYN BEECHER

The night of the dinner arrived and
in spite of his occasional fears that
Muriel would be stiff and cold as al
ways everything went along nicely
Bruce was delighted and full of spirits
This was something like! A nice home
and in it his friends.
Ann Mason was standing beside him
after the dinner was over and she
laughingly remarked:
I'm spite of your delicious dinner,
Bruce, l feel like scolding you"
What for, Ann? What have
done that / should be punishedT
Raising my hopes as you did that
/ was 10 have some one help ME with
my sewing and then telling me that it
Mss all off. Is that Miss Hammond
ySl. unavailable: Id give anything
to get her--Or some one"
''She still holds her position, Ann.
j am sorry you were disappointed"
Neither saw Muriel, who stood be-
hind them. neither saw her move quiet
~ away, her face set and hard.
While she had not been at all gay
she had been quietly responsive
throughout the dinner. Bruce had
been happy and encouraged. But
when he looked for her to see about
the cards the look in her eyes. the set
of her lips was like cold shower. He
said nothing and pretended not to no
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03
Pan-brOiled Steak
BY BERTHA f. SHAPLEIGH
OF Columbia University.

The ideal way to broil steak is to
cook it under the gas flame or over
the Goals or charcoal. 1t may. how
ever. be possible TO use frying pan.
Heat the pan until it is very hot
Wipe the steak and trim it of excess
sive fat. Put it into the hot pan,
turn it almost Immediately, and do
this once or twice until it is scared
on both sides. Then allow it to COOK
first on one side and then on the
other. Remove to a hot platter. add
salt and pepper. and saute musb-
room caps. Pour mushroom sauce
around the steak.
For the sauce. wash. peel caps anil
remove stems from mushrooms. Cook
stems and skins in water for 20 min
utes. Strain and use the liquor for
the sauce. To.the fat left in the pan
in which the steak was cooked add y
tablespoon of flour and stir until
Drowned. Add one cup Of mushroom
liquor. one-fourth teaspoon salt. one
teaspoon Worcestershire sauce. and Il
little pepper. Cook three minutes.
stirring all the time. Strain around
the steak. The mushroom caps are
cooked in butter 10 minutes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03
Daily Talks on Practical Psychology
BY HARRIET LUEILA WCCLLUM Copyright. 1922
Copyright. 1922.

Her seeking is not scrvilc or fawn-
ing: that would be disgusting, nor
is it prcterse. She is genuine.
She has genius for saying just
the right thing at the right time. Too.
she is sympathetic listener, net a
colorless one.
Her questions are "leading." They
help and encourage Others TO Fin
ish the stOrv." yet they are asked in
the pauSes so as not TO make them
Interruptions.
Her attitude is always one of in
terest. She knews not abstraction or
preoccupation. two of the moods that
make, many of us unpopular; in these
attitudes, Others think that we ignore
them. that we do not consider them
or what they have TO say, Of sufli-
cient Importance to pay attention. and
naturally, they become rescntful
Thus we lose friends and acluaint-
anccs.
OF course. we should not pretend
but BECOME genuine. Charm is
genuine. otherwise il is not charm
and is easily detected as counterfeit.
We must be ourselves. But we can
make over repellcnt self into a
charming one, and that is what we
want TO do.
And how shall we do il?
First. DO unto others rs you would
have them do unto you.
Second, associate with charming
people.
And last. seize every occasion to
he charming; remember that every
one. servants included. are human be-
iags and have feelings" just like
yours. Those below you in the So
cial scale are just As responsive TO
consideration as others: God made
them too. When we do these three
things we will be unconsciously
charming. genuinely so.
Observation-Disclosures. the Tool.
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her expression is always a charitable
one.
In other words. she does TO others
as she would be done by. More. she
is even more charitable in judging
Others. if she must. than in judging
herself. Charm, we may say, con-
sists of pleasing others.
This woman has hosts of friends.
No party is complete without her.
She is sought after on all occasions.
Yet. she has far less than those who
seek her. far more in charm.
And the whole secret. if secret it
be, lies in the fact that she seeks
to please others. TO injure no one.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03
Farm Loan Bank An Aid To Farmers.
Yoakum. Tex. April 3.-According

to J. II. Warnken. secretary for the
Ioakum Farm Loan Association, the
organization has been very active dur
ing the few years in which it has
been in operation, and it is estimated
that the farmers in this section have
been saved at least $4,000 in interest
alone. The loans made to farmers
since toe organization amount to
Si02 $50, while in the year of 1872
the loans amounted TO S117,200. The
loans are made by the Federal Land
bank.