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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
POISON TABLETS
BARE SECRET
Of VIRGINIA
Nora Lee Wonders If She
VIII Profit by Her
Friends Experience.

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
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Evening star., 1925-01-29
OID l. 1!1A ~ l. OANA1IO ". BURGESS

doesn't have to look around for
place to hide. He knows just where
the nearest and best place is.
When Shadow met his cousin, Billy
Mink, on the bank of the Laughing
Brook he was not afraid, although
Billy was very, very much bigger.
He promptly arched his back, and.
had Billy really attacked him,
Shadow would have fought back.
More than once he had met Yowler
the Bob Cat, or Reddy Fox, or Old
Man Coyote, and had done the same
thing to them that he had done to
his cousin, Billy Mink. He had
arched his back and snarled at them
to show them that he wasn't afraid.
And then when they had jumped
for him he had disappeared as if by
magis. That was because he can
move so quickly and because he
always knows just where he can get
out of sight.
So because he isn't afraid Shadow
goes wherever he pleases. He is very
bold about it. He doesn't hesitate to
visit Farmer Browns henhouse right
in broad daylight. 1t is because he
is so sure of himself. 1t is because
he hasn't doubt that he is too smart
for any one who may seek to do
him harm.
inc very tnought that he may be
near brings terror to many OF the
little people of the Green Forest and
the Green Meadows. But he himself
never knows terror. He is always
unafraid. And he hasn't a friend
No, sir, he hasn't a friend. 1t is a
dreadful thing to have no friends
though Shadow doesn't seem to
think 50. He doesn't want friends
He lives just for himself alone.
Copyright. 1925. by T. W. Burgess)
Evening star., 1925-01-29

heading. This heading, by the way,
should be high enough to cover the
pole.
Usually a plain colored fabric is
best, because it offers an opportunity
to introduce a large surface of some
clear, rich color that will do much for
the effectiveness of the room as a
whole.
The drapes sketched are of oyster
colored linen banded with peacock
blue.
ioh+
Evening star., 1925-01-29

Sattiday afternoon Mrs. Hews came
TO go to the movies with ma, and ma
was up in her room still putting on
her hat and things, saying, My good
Miss, I'm not quite reddy and Mrs.
Hews hates to wait. Benny, run down
| and tawk to her a while and enter
tain her, and now don't go down and
sit there like a marble dummy, tawk
| to her.
Wich I went down to do, and Mrs.
Hews was down in the parler waiting
| for ma and reeding a letter on the
sofa, me sitting alongside of her say
| ing, Ma will be down soon, Mrs.
Hews, it's too bad you haff to wait
That's all rite, Ill jest about have
time to reed this letter, Mrs. Hews
sed.
Wich she kepp on doing to herself,
me wondering wat to tawk to her
about and saying, / pritty neer almost
| saw boy ran over this morning, Mrs.
Hews, if he hadent OF jumped back
jest in time he would proberly be
in the hospittle now insted of ware
he is, wareVer he is.
That's nice, j meen is that SO, how
fortunate for him, Mrs. Hews sed
And she kepp on reeding the letter
insted of helping in the conversation,
and / sed, Wich do you like the best,
Mrs. Hews, winter or summer?
Wat say? Winter, 1 meen summer,
/ don't know, RELY, there's no COM
parison, sutch a question. I don't care
mutch for either of them, Mrs. Hews
Sed
Me thinking, G, don't know wat to
tawk to her about. And l sed, Last
week our teetcher was sick and we
mad substitoot, on account of our
fletcher being sick, its the ferst time
we had substitoot for a long vile
and we had more fun than enything
not minding her.
I'm glad to heer it, I meen that
wasent very obedient of. you, o my
goodniss I've red 2 pages without
understanding werds, i cant reed
VILE your chattering, your old enuff
to understand that, Benny, Mrs. Hews
sed.
Me thinking, Aw the heck with it,
| amt going to tawk to her Wich
dident, and Mrs. Hews went and sat
neer the window and started her let
ter all over agen without seeming to
miss the conversation.
Evening star., 1925-01-29

There are interesting uses to which
towels may be put in the realm of prac-
tical needlework They can be trans
rrmed into several articles that prove
of genuine usefulness. Sometimes the
Use VergeS close to the original pur-
pose, and again it is far and wide
Towels can be made into excellent
aprons. Some mothers of wee tots pre-
FER to Wear aprons of heavy Turkish
towels to those of rubber. when bathing
infants. The best way to make these
bIth-towel aprons is to fold over the
top for about one-tlfird the length so
that there will be a double thickness
over the lap Make a seam at the turn
ing and have it wide enough for a draw
string to be run through. The long plain
side is the right side, the turned shorter
fold comes underneath on the wrong
side. If the towel is really heavy no
water will get through the double thick
ness.
When the baby is taken out of the
bath the long lower portion can be
pulled I'D over the child. 1t will absorb
the water and protect the little tot from
Evening star., 1925-01-29

the Green Meadows he is feared more
than is any one else. But he himself
Is not afraid. Shadow doesn't know
the meaning of the word fear. He is
so sure of himself and his ability to
take care of himself that even when
he comes face to face with some one
big enough to kill him he is not
afraid.
Being afraid is useless" declares
Shadow 1T never wins the respect
of any one. If people see you are
not afraid they will hesitate to
bother you. Yes, sir. they will hesi-
tate. There is nothing like show
ing you are not afraid"
So shadow goes on his way with
out worrying. Eut just the same, he
is always on the watch for possible
danger. He intends never to be
taken by surprise. And, while he is
always watching. for enemies, he sees
every possible hiding place, so that
if an enemy suddenly appears he
Evening star., 1925-01-29

any draught or breath of cold air. AS
the toweling is very absorbent it will
dry the skin as well as protect it. These
aprons are very easy to wash. and re-
quire no ironing. The strings should not
gather the apron except when. the
mother wishes it to have extra fullness
when worn.
Colored linen towels and fancy
towels that are so much in vogue
nowadays can be made into trim
aprons of two distinct types. The
first is knitting or fancywork
apron; the second is q tea apron. To
make the former, turn up the lower
edge to make envelope pockets.
Stitch the edge together and divide
the turnedup portion with two
seams, thus making three pockets of
equal size. Feather stitching makes
q decorative finish for the edges and
for the seams. Wide tape or hemmed
strips of lawn the same color a. that
used in the fancy stitching should be
Sewed on for strings. If the top of
the towel is gathered, machine stitch
the gathers to a tape (bdSted on the
under side) to hold them firm. A lit
tie heading on the towel makes. an
interesting finish at the waistline.
The pockets can have motifs embroid-
cred on them. u Cross-stitch is excel
lent for the work. FaEoting caI be
substituted for the feather stitching
Ten Aprons.
Tea. aprons usually require cutting
the towel to fashion the bib portion
From these cutoff pieces straps to
go over the shoulders can be made
or these straps can be of white
linen and the pieces used for pockets
Any tea or fudge apron pattern can
be used for these towel aprons which
are heavy enough to protect dresses
and are dainty and attractive also.
Clothesptn aprons are made In the
same way as the fancywork aprons,
only the material is Turkish towel
ing. These aprons are liked because
when hands get wet, as they always
do while hanging clothes on the line,
the aprons serve as towels also. In
like most ofthe ClotheSpin aprons of
strong or other fabric, these Turkish
towel aprons are very easy to wash
Again, the fact that they require no
ironing is in their favor.
Housework Aprons. -
Aprons made of crash or ordinary
towels, following the same turned up
envelope style described, are excel
lent for dusting aprons. The busters
can be kept in the pockets, which
may hold two or three kinds, such,
for instance, as the cheesecloth dust
ers used for woodwork, etc, and the
silk duster used for fine ornaments.
One of the great advantag ges-in these
aprons is that the towels come all
hemmed, except in the case of the bib
tea apron, and they require, no cut
ting, merely shaping by turning at
the right places; therefore they re-
quire tho minimum sewing.
Evening star., 1925-01-29

Little Red Riding Hood walked into
her grandmothers cottage, thin king,
of course. that her grandmother was
in the bed. 1t was very dim in the
little room, as the shades were down.
She put her basket of cookies on
the table and then walked over to
the bed to talk to her poor, sick
grandmother, never dreaming that
the wicked old gray wolf was in the
bed instead.
How strange grandmother's voice
sounded when she told me to come
IN" she thought. "She must be very
sick indeed"
Here is the bed in which the wolf
hides. Color the curtains yellow and
the cover blue. If you cut along the
dotted line you can stick first the
Srandmothers head and then the
VOLTS through the slit so that each
seems, in turn. to be in the bed. You
can make the bed stand up by mount
ing it on cardboard and sticking a
strip of cardboard at the back to hold
It up straight.
downright. 1926
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Sardines in Cucumbers.

Remove the skins and the tails
from one box of sardines. mash the
fish to d paste, add one teaspoonful
of tomato sauce and form the paste
into balls. Peel one large cucumber,
cut IL in slices one-half an inch thick
and remove the seeds. Then soak the
slices in cold water without salt for
about two hours. Place the slices in
a nest Of lettuce leaves, serve a
sardine ball on each slice and garnish
tn dish with the dressing
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Creamed Nuts and Fruit.

Soak one tablespoonful Of gelatin
in one-half a fupful of cold water for
five minutes. then fill the cup with
boiling water. When cold but not
stiff, add this to one and one-half
cupfulsi of cream whipped and sweet
ened with three-fourths of "A cupful
of sugar. Flavor with one teaspoon
full Of vanilla, then add some nuts,
bananas or other fruit. Stir, pour
into mold, and set in a cool place
until ready to serve.
Evening star., 1925-01-29

any woman can dye or tint lingerie,
silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, dresses,
coats, stockings, sweaters, draperie,
coverings, hangings, everything new.
Buy Diamond Dyes"-no other
kind and tell your druggist whether
the material you wish to color is wool
or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton,
or mixed goods.
Evening star., 1925-01-29
The Unafraid.
To me it always has been clear
'Tis silly to be ruled by fear.

Snowy white save for the end OF
his tail, which was black, Shadow the
Weasel went on his way through
the Green Forest. His coat SO
exactly matched the snow on which
he ran that 1t was almost impossible
for even the sharpest eyes to follow
his movements. Had it not been for
the black tip of his tail he would
seldom have been seen.
Now, Shadow the Weasel is a very
little fellow, a very little fellow in
deed. Yet by many of the little folk
who live in the Green Forest and on
Evening star., 1925-01-29
Celery Outlets.

Mix together one cupful OF cold
baked beans, one cupful of chopped
celery, two tablespoonfuls of melted
butter, two beaten eggs, one scant
teaspoonfur of lemon juice, and salt
and pepper. Shape into cylinders,
roll in cracker dust, and fry in deep
fat
Evening star., 1925-01-29

We have learned to like the feeling
of wide spaces that a vista Of one
room from another gives; but occa-
sionally, for the sake of privacy or
greater warmth, we still find it neces-
sary to drape an open doorway.
A pole on which there g a suffi
cient number of sliding brass rings
should be fitted into the door frame.
and the portieres are best hung by
means of small hooks sewn below the
Evening star., 1925-01-29
"DIAMOND DYE" 1T
s..s...--
A BEAUTIFUL COLOR

Perfect b o m e
dyeing and tint
ing is guaranteed
with Diamond
Dyes. just dip
in cold water to
tint soft, delicate
shades, or boil to
dye rich, perma-
nent colors. Each
l5-cent package
contains direc-
f,lonR an aimpIe
Evening star., 1925-01-29

one mother says:
| never punish my chiliren by put
ting them to bed. | wan them to feel
that bed is one of their best friends
where happy dreams and perfect rest
may be enjoyed. / do not wish them
to acquire an aversion toward going
to bed.
Copyright 1e25)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10

nado mnou. Nolam slapad po krizi! Pala, chcd spa
lit, vyhubit' kriz Mylia Kliz hori, ale nezhor
cim lepsie no pala ym lepse no zapauj do duse, do
sldca veraceho. Moja da nase dse caste naplnene s
rozhor:enim vdiac potlacovane pravdy, utrpene, ira
penie. Nevzdajme nadejc ncom nikdy! Nemucme
svou dusu, ak veriacini. M ane lnane
Boha, Vykupel'a ktory ~ treti del vstal znntyych"
Nasa pravda, ked' je pochovana, jej pochovanie len
zacas potlva - na treti deh, raz bude vzkresena!
pevnou vierou zeniem sa pred zmrtvych ystaleLo
Jezisa a vienl, be ma nezanecha nikdy!
''Niet no tn - vstal zmrtvvch!'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-23
POLO MATCH ADDED
TO GOLF TOURNEY

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 23-P)-An
additional attraction Of the twenty.
ninth women's amateur golf cham
pionship here next week will be 4
polo match between the Memphis
polo team and tho St. Louis Country
club. the tournament executive an
nOunces. The polo contest will be-
Gin Immediately after the crowning Of
Americas woman golf champion, Sat
urday afternoon. October 3.
The Memphis team is said IN BE- the
crack polo outfit Of the South, and
will bring q score Of ponies. Two
weeks later. on October II. the local
team will visit Memphis for return
match.
The golf tournament committee ON
phasizos that the -. Louis Countrg
club. where the matches will b. held.
had no part in assessing an admission
charge 10 witness the golf champion
ship. as the matter is controlled b.
the United States Golf association.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-23
Bright Future Seen for San
Antonio Ring Sem
sation.

o. Its long time since boxing fans
of San Antonio have Toasted their
eyes upon a moro clever piece of fight
in: machinery than is little 1S-year-
old Leo Palmer, boxing student from
Mexico, who recently made his bow
against Johnny Merino here.
So far he has fought twice in
local ring, and he has two decisions
chalked up against pair of the fast
est, most rugged little fighters in this
vicinity. Rabbit Palmer was the last
added to his list, and Rabbit doesn't
care il he never faces Leo again.
Leo was brought out of Mexico by
Tommy White, another member OF
Don Curley's stable Of fighters, after
the yOungster had attracted his at
tention in several fights down there.
For the last year Leo had been fight
ing main events in the southern re-
public.
When first sized up by Manager
Curley, Leo didn't look like a very
rough citizen. His perfect features
and gentlemanly manner stamped
him apart from the average run of
pugilists. Among other things, Pal
mer is a licensed Spanish and Eng.
lish translator, and whoever heard
of linguist packing much of a
punch?
However, Manager Curley decided
to give the boy q chance, and he's
mighty glad now that he did. Leo
is about the sweetest looking prospect
in the Curley stable from where We
sit.
Of the blows that sent Rabbit to
the mat seven times in those eight
| rounds, not one Travelled more than
eight inches. Leo slips inside his Op
pOnent's lead and then jabs with para
lying force.
The little students next fight is
with Bobby Hughes at Opelousas, La,
on September 2G. He will then re-
turn to San Antonio and take on
Young Ross, the boy who recently
licked Johnny Mccoy at the Post, on
October 10. He may have a bout or
two sandwichcd in between.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-23
KRAFT ABOARD.
10 HORSES CONTINUE
in ENDURANCE RACE

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.
Sept. 23.-CR-All Of the Is horses
that crossed the starting line this
morning on the second lap Of the
Colorado Endurance ride, finished
the days 60-mile course in good con
dition. the judges announced tonight.
Ten Of the number completed the rice
within the nine-hour minimum.
Norfleet, Major Henry Leonard'f
entry, with George Sour up: Edward
Princes Ranger, with Ted Flynn M
vHnd Sandy, owned by Marx Hersig Of
Wellington, Colo, have set the best
time for the 120 miles covered in the
two days. All three are Colorado en-.
tries. Black Deering. a post entry
owned and ridden by Lieutenant
Frank Lee Of the assembly remount
service, was withdrawn from the rae,
this morning. after he had refused II
eat last night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-23
LEWIS BEATS M'G|LL
IN STRAIGHT FALLS

HOUSTON. Tex, Sept 23.-P-
Ed STRANGER" Lewis, claimant Of the
heavy weight wrestling championship Of
the world, defeated Pat McGill Of Ne
braska in a three-fall match here Tues
day. McGil, after losing the first
fall, came back strong, taking the sec
ond in thirteen minutes, and having
the champion out on his feet when
be slipped " lille trying to crash Lewis
to the mat. When he fell. Lewis was
on top Of him. McGill landed on his
head and was knocked out by the blow.
The first fall went % minutes and
went TO Lewis with n deadlock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-23
PIRATES HAVE
CHANCE To
CLINCH
Split Finger May Keep
Bucky Harris Out
Of Series.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-P)-
Clinching of the National League
pennant by victory at their home
field over Philadelphia. is possible
for the Pittsburgh Pirates today as
result Of triumph over Eletcher's
club yesterday, Ia to 4. While the
senior league leaders were gaining a
half game on the running-up Giants,
the Champion Senator's in the Ameri-
can League, were moving up n full
game on the Athletics MS n result of a
3-to-2 triumph over the Indians. The
defeat of the Mackmen, l TO o, at
the hands of the st. Louis Browns,
increased Washington's lead to eight
and one-half games and necessitates
the Senators winning three of their
only eleven remaining games to clinch
the flag.
The Pirates boosted their advantage
by throwing barrage of 10 hits off
three Quaker hurlers, two of which
were home runs by Hazen Cuyler:
Stanley Coveleskie's twentieth
pitching victory of the season was at
tended by an accident which may
cripple Washington in the worlds Sc
ries.
Stanley Harris. manager and sec
ond baseman of the champions, suf-
fered an injury to his throwing hand
when he was spiked on the middle fin.
ger in sliding to third base. he had
to retire from the game. Clark Grit
fin. president of the Washington Club,
was doubtful about his chances OF
starting in the post-season classic.
The Browns close verdict over the
Athletics, resulting from brilliant
hurting BY Giard, kept the Sisler entry
three full games ahead of Detroit, in
the. fight for third place in the Amer.
lean League, desDite 4 double de-
cision taken by the Tigers over thu
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-23
AMATEUR RULES
ARE TIGHTLY
DRAWN
Players Must Announce
Status at First Of
Season.

Amateur baseball rules in San
Antonio are to be even more strict IN
1926 than at present, it was decided
at a meeting Of the San Antonio ANA
tour Baseball Commission Tuesday
night. At the start of next season
every player in the city will be re-
duired to sign up with either semi
pro team or an amateur organization
and his initial status will be irreso-
cable.
Stokes REPORTS
Many disagrccmcnts and heated dis
cussions have marked attempts during
the present year to define the status
of certain players in the city who
strayed from the straight and narrow.
The commissions decision followed
n report delivered by Secretary Roger
Stokes on the system of amateurlsm
as practiced ct Houston. whose team.
the Humble Oilers, officially won the
state amateur title by defeating the
Public Service Utilities of San An
tonic and the Montgomcry-Wa team
of Fort Worth.
The Humble team, Mr.. Stokes re-
ported, makes no attempt to keep its
ranks simOn-pure, as the local teams
are required to do, and in consequence
the team is of almost big league
calibcr.
It is Mr.. Stokes present intention
to call for a meeting of representa-
tiyes of the baseball commissions OF
several of the largest cities in, the
state for the purpose of formulating
set amateur rules. This meeting will
probably be held at Waco.
II will be possible in this way to
have real play-off for the amateur
baseball title in future years, with al.
the teams on an equal basis.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-23

foot forward
about five inch
es, using the
closed Gance.
end he hits a
straight tee shot
of about 200
yards consist
emily. and is
W ell satisfied.
What is wrong
with this play
or? Another
case. plainly of
adopting a sec
ond error { o
cure a first one.
His 200-yard
tee shots arc 20
to so ar d 5
short Of what
tho,y shnuld he
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-23

if he would go back to his square
stance, and take up the fundamental
of rhythm. This players slices did
not result from his square stance,
which was correct. They came from
that quick back swing, which lacked
rhythm. Start the club slowly from
the ball, then let it take its natural
course in the back swing. Give IT
time to turn. Let it start forward
naturally-give it time. Then SNAP It
through the ball with the hands. Hit
down.
Copyright John T. Ollie Coz
(conyright. chester Hortoh. lO2 i-'repro-
duction in any form strictly prohibited
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-23

Red Sox. IL to S and Z TO 2. Tween
ty-six hits were collected by Cobb s
men, IL of them being clustered IN
the second game behind the former
Holy Cross pitcher, Owen Carroll. who
won his initial major league triumph
in a full nine-inning contest.
A liberal sprinliling of home runs
featured the splitting of a double
header by the Yankees and the White
Sox, IL to aud 4 to 2. Babe Ruth
went hitless in both games, but Bob
Meuscl baggcd his thirtieth and thirty
first circuit smashes of the year, one
coming in each game. Paschal also
made two homers, both in the first
game.
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Tuesdays Results.
PlttgburRh, IL: PhiIadeIphia.

Al Pittsburgh r. r.. T..
Philadelphia 1000 o0a o0l-4 :
Pittsburgh .......O0l 272 20X-l4 10 I
Batteries: Ring. Walherg. Knight and
Wilson, Henllne; kremer and Gooch.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-23

At Washington r. II. 2.
Cleveland ......... ool tti 600
Batteries: Lsv.nson and Mat; Cove
leskls and RUcL
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE


ST. Louis al Philadelphia. Cdogbls-
headEr)
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago al New York
Cleveland al Washington.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-23
D.troit. q Bo.ton. 2.

Second game r. n. Z.
Detroit ...........ool 10 n2--7 II o
Boston ..........,.op0 lol 600 2
Batteries: Carroll and Basslers Zsh.
niser and Stokes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-23

At Chicago r. n. Z.
B-ooklyn...... 900 MOO rg0 900 !
Chicago ...... 900 900 l01 0Ol-3 IS 2
Batteries: Grimes and Taylor, Alex
ander and Hsrtnett
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A. New YORK, Ist game r. n. z
Chicago .......,.. ool go 80 u
New York ....... 900 go 53z-ll /
Batteries: Thurston, Kerr and Couse
Hoy, Jones and Bengough.