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Evening star., 1924-10-18
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ELMIRA, N. Y, October 1S.-
Theodore Roosevelt. Republican can
didate for governor. said today that
if he became governor. he would con-
tinue his fight for a law making it
misdemeanor punishable by $500
fine for landlord to bar children
from his premises.
He is scheduled to make IS speeches
today.
In an address here last night, he
reiterated his stand for State pro-
shibitiop enforcement act; and ac-
cused the Democrats of encourag-
ing lawlessness by advocating light
wines and beer
Addressing crowd of American
Evening star., 1924-10-18

men; Maj. Kirby may be sought for
permanent head. Mount Pleasant
branch library needs funds to open.
H. H Kohlsaat dies here. Rev. j. H.
Nelms dies. Notables attend funeral
of Senator Brandegee.
Evening star., 1924-10-18
Pollen Heads R. R. Ticket Agents,

BUFFALO,, y. Y, October 1S.-The
National Association of Railroad
Ticket Agents yesterday elected w. F.
Pollen of Steubenville, Ohio, president.
The convention will be held in ST.
Petersburg, Fla, next year.
Evening star., 1924-10-18

A good Arabian horse, 1t Is reported
will canter in the desert for "a hour:
in Summer and 48 hours in Winter
without drinking.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
A CAMPAIGN BY WOMEN.

A thousand or more women, lead.
ers in the principal organizations of
women in the United States, will meet
in convention April 10 and IL in Wash
ington to institute a nationwide cam
paign for enforcement of law and OBJ
servance of the Constitution"
They are just going to talk? They
can't accomplish anything? Perhaps,
il you wish TO look at it that way.
Yet this is an important convention,
a very laudable convention. and it may
be that the women shall lead this
country back TO an attitude of re-
spect for the law and support of the
Constitution.
1t is well to have these conventions,
it is well to discuss this yer import
ant question and TO arouse the whole
country to understanding of the dan
gerous significance of continued eva
sion of law, flouting of Law.
This may be one of the big things
that women can do. Surely it is a
commendable movement for them to
undertake.
Certainly some definite and persist
ent movement toward law enforcement
must be made soon. America must go
back to respect for law. Men in high
places who break one law or encour-
age others to break it ought TO realize
that they have a high duty as citizens
to set the example of respect for law.
The women of American can do
much in this direction if they will and
the leaders among men should aid in
the work-Albany Evening News.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
BRING ON THE BOW AND
ARROW!

Again we enter Europe, promising
now to revolutionize the time honored
custom, the ducling system.
An American youth, unduly jostled
by a German physician on a Munich
street car, retaliates with a vigorous
push. He is promptly called upon
for satisfaction" Accepting, he
upsets dueling traditions by selecting
the bow and arrow as the weapon of
his choice.
That choice has merit. For in
stance, the bow is delightfully."- silent.
1t doesn't disturb the ncighbors in
those gray hours of the dawn when
all well regulated duels are fought.
There should be cause for European
gratitude in that. Then, too, the
arrow should have salubrious eff
feet upon dueling in general. A con-
firmed duelist with good arrow i'm
pinged upon a tender spot, develops
n calloused sense of honor. After a
few barbed experiences he's glad to
get his satisfaction" by the Ameri-
can process which, in matters of
street car jostling, consists of an
effulgent: Say, who dye think
ye're shovin'?'
BY all means, bring on the bow and
arrow 1t should add another post
war adjustment to Americas record,
leaving for all time its mark upon
Europe's institutions of higher learn
ing.-Milwaukee Journal.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
ERVOUS &HALF:SICK WOMEN
slievedby Taking LydiaE E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
These Three Letters Prove II

most no time. Ihad hardly been able
to do my own work and after taking
the Vegetable Compound felt like
a new woman. recommend it to
my friends who have troubles like
/ did, and hope they will find the
same results. Mrs. M. CARPEN-
TER, COZ w. Chase Street, Spring
field, Missouri.
40 Years Old, Feels Like 20
Hagerstown, Md. = 81 was very
bad off with backache, bearing
down feeling in my body and 9 pain
in my left side. / could not be on
my feet at times and once l was
so bad / walked bent over to one
side for three weeks. My sister
read of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and got me a bottle.
/ got so much relief that took more
until / was well. am 40 years old
and feel like 20. ! am sure this medi-
cine will help all women." Mrs.
MARY E. SANDY, ABS W. Franklin
Street, Hagerstown, Nd.
Over 100, 900 women have so far
replied to our question, Have you
received benefit from taking Lydia
EPinkham'svegetable Compound?"
90 per cent Of these replies are
eyes"
That means that SO out of every
100 women who take this medicine
for the ailments for which it is rec
commended are benefited by il.
ARdruggists are having increased
sales of this medicine.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
More Pep and Better Jobs
Answer to Reducing Craze

New York, April 9.-Every woman
these days has her periods for exer-
else and her own favorite reducing
system, and is pursuing the Venus
proportions.
But not in order to catch hus-
band" according to Estelle Berthe
of the health foundation. "but 10
have more pep, get better jobs and
Il bigger salary i'll the business
world"
incidentally, she admits. they often
acquire the husband too. because the
new charm, vivacity and slenderness
which may be. acquired in the gym
nasium, is much more alluring to men
than the cosmetics you get in the drug
store.
In her health classes, Miss Berthe
numbers women attorneys, dentists,
secretaries, department managers and
practically every type of business "r
professional woman.
"Of course" she admitted to me,
"we will always need doctors. But
it is safe to say that the woman who
exercises every day and follows def
mite program for health is going 10
need medical attention less frequently
than the woman who has nothing TO
do. and who can have sick spell
whenever she feels like it.
1.-The women who came to the
health foundation first undergo a
physical examination. And our doc
tors are all psychologists as well as
doctors. Temperamcntal clashes in
the home are just as hard on the
nerves as too much, or tool little, food
is to the body.
Each woman exercises to correct
her own particular defects. There is
no standard to reach, but each indi-
viduars perfection. The old gymna-
SUM, where the exercises were copied
from military drill and done TO one
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
Sister Mary's Kitchen
Instead Of Meat.

You will like this, dish of spaghetti,
with mushrooms and tomatoes and
peppers and cheese. 1t is practical
for an informal luncheon when many
arc to be served or for home din
ner.
If you are "having" an all-day
meeting of your sewing circle, and
must furnish something hot at noou
time, try this baked spaghetti and
accompany it with VAIN rolls, pre-
serves or jelly, radishes, tea, coffee
or cocoa.
Baked Spaghetti.
One pound spaghetti, 2 tablespo ,rS
minced parsley, 3 onions, can musii-
rooms. 1 quart tomatoes. . green pep
pcrs, IL pound chopped cheese, . tea.
spoons salt, IL teaspoon pepper, 4
tablespoons catsup, 4 tablespoons but
ter or olive oil.
Put spaghetti slowly, without
bro aking into 4 quarts Of rapidly boil
ing sailed water. Boil about twenty
minutes. Drain and rinse with cold
water. Put butter or oil, in frying
pan and add sliced onions. Fry I'M
til golden brown. ed pushfoors
and saute lightly.
Remove seeds and white fiber from
peppers. Dip in boiling water for
five minutes. Then dip in cold wa
ter and rub off the thin coating COW
ering the pepper. Cut in shreds or
m;nce. Add to onions ard musn-
rooms in frying pan. Add tomatoes
and bring to the boiling point.
Put spaghetti in baking dish. add
tomato mixture with parsley and cat
sup and mix well. Fake in a slow
oven for one and half hours.
Add chopped cheese and bake half
an hour longer or until the cheese is
melted. This rule viii serve fifteen
persons.
Total calories. 3j14 Trctein, 57i !;
fat. 1917; carbohydrate. 1726.
Cheese Fondue is delicious for
small party or family. The recipe
can be doubled and will serve eight.
Cheese FOndue
One and one-half cups soft bread
crumbs, IL Gun milk, G tablespoons
grated cheese, 3 eggs. 4 tablespoons
butter, IL teaspoon salt. IL teaspoon
pepper. IL teaspoon mustard.
Cook crumbs and milk, stirring
constantly until hot and smooth. Add
butter, cheese, salt. PEPPER and mus
tard and cook until cheese is melted.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
Variety Of Interesting Subjects Discussed for Home Reading
HINTS

Waistcoat Blouse
The waistcoat blouse comes in a
very fine quality of pique with man
nish points, trim pockets and even
a belted back and is quite the thing
TO wear with the tailleur.
Silk Ribbon
Borders of bright colored silk rib
bon or braid bind the edges Of many
smart frocks of alpaca, twill or jersey.
Gloves
Fashionable gloves for day time are
of washable chamois or antelope and
they match the costume.
Long Coats
Coats made to\wear with frocks of
printed silk are frequently long and
straight and lined with the same ma
terial as the costume.
Pulled Sleeves
Many of the newest gowns for att
ernoon have modified puffed sleeves.
Bracelets
OF all the jewelry presented at the
moment the bracelet is the most pop
ular. Slender bands of diamonds or
sapphires are the rage.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
By LILLIAN LEITZEL
Worlds Greatest Aerial Gymnast

You won't fall, for the natural ten
dency is to topple over backwards.
The wall will stop you.
4NDon't bend your arms. Then
after looking at the world wrong side
up, let yourself down gradually, dou-
bling up as you reach the floor.
The exercise will strengthen your
shoulders, arms. neck and flex you:
entire bod;-, giving it greater poise.
1t also will develop your nerve.
Instead of gasping. as you undoubt-
eddy will do when told of this the first
time, you will soon do it easily and
rather proudly for it's real stunt.
Another fine exercise, which does
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
TRICK AND ARTIFICE.

A French scientist is making a
wood more firm and beautiful than
oak or mahogany by mixing certain
sawdusts, chalk and cheap chemicals
together and subjecting them to high
pressure. The product can be made
to take high polish and is virtually
fireproof We get sawdust in max
ing lumber and then we make lumber
from sawdust. but how long can this
thing Keep up? There must be
catch in it somewhere. Is this a
conservation measure or mostly con-
versation Los Angeles Times.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09

Dwell. Mass. III am sending you
|w lines to let you know what
h your medicine has done for me.
Int you to let every one know
i it has helped me in nervous
lbles. l have four children and
know there is a lot to do where
6ren are. They would come in
b school and they would start
ne me about their little troubles
II could not stand it. / had to
1 them away. l could not even
< on the street alone ] was so
(ous. / found one of your books
read it and then l saw in the
BIZ about Lydia E. Pinkham's
|etable Compound. | got it and
taken one bottle when / saw a
Ice in myself. | was surprised.
Children can talk all they want
|bw and it does not bother me. l
It'll taking the Vegetable Com
Il. Mrs. JOSEPH LEMERE, "a
la Street, Lowell, Mass.
Lii Like A New Woman
bringfeld. Misscuri.-'For four
Ee months / was rundown, ner-
nv back ached and / did not
| like doing a thing. Sometimes
|egs ached and felt like they
ID break and I had a hurting in
kides. | had been reading in the
Epapers the letters of other wo-
Who had taken Lydia E. Pink
Is Vegetable Compound and the
krtising of it appealed to me so
light some and saw results in al
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09

two-three commands, has given way
to less rigorous system where con-
troll rather than mechanical gestures
is the rule"
Miss Berthe insists every woman
must know what her defects are be-
fore she tries to correct them.
"If woman stands badly. she will
probably stand incorrectly while ex.
ercising and she gets no benefit from
what she is doing" she explains. For
this reason the exercises done while
lying down or while in sitting posi-
ton are much better for beginners. {"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09

Remove from fire and add .yolks OF
two eggs beaten. until thick ard
lemon colored. Fold in white Of
three eggs, beaten until stiff and
dry on a .,latter with whisk. Turn
into a buttered baking disa and bake
twenty-five minutes in moderate
oven. Serve at once. Dreamed peas
or asparagus or cauliflower could be
served with the fondue.
Total calories Exclusive of creamed
vegetable), 1908. Protein, 312, fat,
ST: carbohydrate, 100. Iron, .00S6
gram.
Copyright. 1924. Nea Service, Inc.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
By MIRIAM HALE

Stand on your hands and be
healthy.
It's one of the best exercises and
one of the easiest. Anyone can learn
how TO do it by simply following these
instructions:
1-Facing a wall, get down on the
floor.
2!Spread your hands, palms down,
on the floor about Is inches from the
wall. Keep the hands about your
shoulder breadth apart.
3-Put your feet back and then
kick up. If need be, have someone
raise your feet for the first time.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09

not require any equipment, is that of
stretching out on the floor. face down,
and then raising yourself on your
arms. Do it slowly, keeping the body
straight.
Start with one or two rises and
falls. and then increase the number
day by day. It's n splendid form of
developing the back and hardening all
the muscles.
All these exercises make for health
and gracefulness if one is wary about
exercising the wrong way.
NEXT ARTICLE: How not to
exercise.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
The Tangle
. Intimate Story of In.
n ,Tmost Emotions Reveal.
ed in Private Letters
TER FROM LESLIE PRES.
TT TO LESLIE PRESCOTT,
CARE OF THE SECRET
DRAWER

en- l suggested, little Marquise,
] might give up John more easily
the boy he looked hurt, but he
lged to ask:
ben you don't intend to give me
eslie?2
answer I questioned him.
That do you think would happen
as world, John, if every woman
W refuse to forgive the man she
led all the sins and mistakes he
. before he married her, or, as in
Please, before he even knew her?
going to try and. forget it all,
1t may take some time but /
nc I can do it. Oh, John, want
roget, I want to forget, for unless
, l shall never be happy again."
Tx tried to pull me over to him.
aP, DON'T" 1 said, involuntarily,
st can't bear it now, you know"
y ben you haven't really forgiven
rs, L have-or rather I have
hg to forgive. i just can't quite
J yer my disappointment in you.
PIX, now there is nothing in all
{ orld SO terrible to bear as the
h pointment of shattering ideals.
pine day when / have forgotten,
day when j shall have put the
l thought you were out of my
! will, l hope, love the man
eally are"
: fslie, l am only human" Jack
!. In a suffocating voice.
know i'll have just found it
4 made you a god and / have
j the feet of clay that all women
;,1bly do, who let their love endow
IN with superhuman qualities"
Iseemed to me / must be alone,
9 lst have time to adjust myself.
, to my feet somewhat INSTEAD
Ind walked into the next room
q the baby lay-Jack Alden Pres
fr.
Felt my lips curl into a rather
SIul smile as / remembered Jacks
ID tr saying what a terrible thing
b Ils that we should give Jacks
, to a baby of whom we knew
ing except that in its veins there
-Inone of the splendid old and
lch Puritan. blood of her sons
: lthers. ...
John Alden Prescott Jr.'s veins
The blood of the old Puritans of
h she was so proud, but her loved
lad placed the bar sinister across
brehead.
1 thought this, I knew that my
was clear. 1t remained for me
We John Alden Prescott Jr. his
RS name. 1t remained for me
ly nothing to anyone, mot even
hother, of what John had told
1t remained for me to keep ST.
even when I knew the scandal
jers' tongues were buzzing about
(ead. ,, ,
fifty ] went toward the little bed
which my baby was sleeping.
nlsively / clasped him to ny
IN, baby, baby, you are mine!
i love you perhaps more because
Of all the world now | choose
And / am proud that l am big
III to give you your fathers
You need never know"
tile Marquise, the tears are blot
the paper. l will write no more.
wright, 1924, NEA Service, Incl
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09

clothes wipe the insides of the chests
with oil of cedar.
Egg Whites
When beating up egg whites, add
a pinch of cream of tartar and they
will have considerably more body.
Adding Salt
Never add the salt to the stew
soup or boiled meat until after they
are cooked and you will not tougher
the fibers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
Household Suggestions
Dark Threads
Use dark threads when basting on

light material. They are much easier
to remove.
Improves Flavor
A tablespoon of either brown or
white sugar added to the gravy in
which you haste beef improves the
flavor of the meat exceedingly.
Oil Of Cedar
Before you store away your winte-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09

Initial Pins
Monogrammed pins, formed Of very
small brilliants or pearls, are worn
with the new turbans and cloches.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
MORROW: Telegram from sgd.
Carton to John Alden Prescott.
Early Seeds

Early Seeds =,
e paper drinking cups or small
Eream pals for planting early
They may be set into the
Id without disturbing the roots
bon as the frost is out of the
nd
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09

Use Lemon
bach your pastry boards and roll
bins occasionally by rubbing over
with q lemon cut in half.
The Winslow mail., 1924-03-14
Builders of Arizona Will
Soon Recount Old Trails
To Fourth Annual Meet

the affair must have been a resi-
dent OF this state for the past 35
years. If he can claim that many
years residence he will be admitted
to the Fellowship" of the pioneers.
Letters from pioneers oil the state
have already begun to come into The
Republican office making inquiries
relative to the dates of the reunion
and a bigger crowd is expected to
attend this year than ever before.
Many of the pioneers who will be in
attendance this year have declared
that the dates of the Pioneers Re-
union are virtually the only times
during the year when they attempt
long journey and many aver that
regardless of the difficulties which
they may have to overcome in order
to attend that they are going to
make, special efforts to be here dur
ing the reunion.
A large portion Of the program
has been set aside for the exchange
of experiences. Old Indian fighters,
freighters, prospectors, cattlemen and
all the other characters that were
prominently associated with the early
history of the state will be given a
chance to recount their experiences.
These "reminiscences have been feat
ures of the three reunions held pre-
viously and are looked forward to
with great interest by those who
know what is in store for them.
One of the features of the program
will be the dance, not the new
tangled sort, but the old fashioned
square dance where a lone fiddler"
furnishes the music, will be produced
again at the reunion with the same
provision that guns and spurs be
parked at the door in order to avoid
entanglements and possible rioting.
Pioneers who have not danced since
the reunion last year have already
made known their intentions of trip
ping the eight fantastic at the
coming event
Remember, the quardruple, the
square dance and the barn dances
will be the order of the day and there
might possibly be reigning belle
of the former days present who has
not forgotten the schottische and the
Virginia reel Anyhow it will be q
real old fashioned dance with real
old fashioned people and real old
fashioned music furnished by a real
old fashioned "fiddler."
Then there will be number of the
oldtimers who were silver tongued
orators in the days when Arizona
was young who will make addresses
recalling those stirring days when a
mans life was in continual hazard.
Remember that it is unnecessary
to be a member of any organization
of pioneers in order to be eligible to
attend this reunion. All that is nee
Continued on Page 81
The Winslow mail., 1924-03-14
Brooks Service Station
To Build Camp Ground

The Brooks Service station at the
corner of Third and Williamson ave
nues is removing the four houses
adjoining the shop on the east to
make room for a modern camp
ground which will be constructed on
the lots. The camp ground will be
150x140 feet and will have store
a woman's rest room, shower baths
and concrete fire places.
Alterations have already been made
in the shop building for store which
is 30x12 feet with a glass front
Fixtures and show cases have been
ordered and a complete line of
groceries, bakery goods, Indian
curios and tourists equipment and
needs will be carried.
1t is planned to make cottage
camp of the grounds later in the
summer. The camp will be ready
for operation by April 1.
The Winslow mail., 1924-03-14
Standard Oil Co. Removes
Signs From The Highways

In keeping with, a recent decision
The Standard Oil Company has re-
moved all of it's signs from the high
ways in the West, the last being
taken down yesterday The company
has keenly felt the importance of
nreservin" the beauties of the high
ways of the Pacific coast. For more
than a year it has refrained from
erecting any new signs, although a
number have been transferred from
one point to another
Nearly 1900 of these large round
permanent signs in California, Ore
gon, Washington, Nevada and Ari-
zona have been cut down. The Stand
ard Oil Company was among the first
of the oil companies to engage in
this form of ADVERTISING and is now
glad to be the first to discontinue
it. The signs represent an appreci-
able investment, but the company is
willing to sacrifice this in the in
terest of making our great highways
more attractive, not only to residents
of the Pacific coast but also to the
rapidly increasing number of tourists
from the East who motor to the
Far West.