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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
Life's Hurdles
It's Dangerous to Overideal'
ize Others.
By L. E. Bisch

1t is one thing to trust and love
a person, to think he is above the
average-but it is quite another to
oyerdo that attitude.
Decentralization is bound to
come to grief sooner or later.
And the reason is not far to seek.
We all are human. We all have
faults. We all are prone TO make
mistakes, disappoint our friends,
or somehow create doubt in the
minds Of those who care for us.
When we do commit error, when
we fall off the pedestal that ador-
ing or beloved persons have placed
us on, there is a cruel and harsh
Weakening, and such awakenings
usually hurt.
This business Of overwhelming
others almost TO the point Of abb
surdity has a sound scientific foun-
dation.
Between the years five to eight
all children worship their parents.
During those impressionable years
they think no persons could posi-
bly, be more wonderful.
That attitude starts off the over
idealization tendency in all of us,
1t more or less dominates
throughout life.
Now then, some Of us have it
stronger than others. In some it
sticks longer. In some it remains
an overpowering factor. The habit
of placing halo Of Qualification
over the heads Of all those beloved
becomes a fixed attitude.
1t would not really matter so
much were it not for the fact that
such Decentralization is likely, soon
er or later, to come to grief.
And what's more, after swinging
the pendulum so markedly in one
direction these people almost in
variably 20 to the other extreme and
swing the pendulum too far the
other way.
Tint is, whom the overidealized
person has done something that does
not go with the romantic concept
with which he or she has been
clothed Me disillusioned one is apt
to jump TO the conclusion that all
the other fine qualities that the
fallen hero may actually possess are
as nothing as well.
The beloved object, therefore,
do not receive credit for even a
single virtuel
Copyright 1925, Premier synd., Inc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05

was up to Madison. Wis, to at
tend the funeral Of Senator LaFol-
Iette. On the train coming home we
stopped for a few minutes at sta
ton where lunch was served. i
had a sandwich and a piece of ex-
cellent apple pic. The middlc-aged
man who served me said the price
was % cents and / laid down 80
cents. Rather sharply he said,
"You misunderstood me; the bill is
25 cents" He picked up the quar-
ter, leaving the dime on the counter.
you intended that as a tip, I sup
pose. / don't need it and won't
take it. l get a good salary for my
work and am in no need of char
ity."
felt rebuked. You must confess
the circumstances were unusual.
Even now feel it would have been
more tactful for the man to take the
money, and since he had no use for
it to give it to some needy person.
But that man has an alert and
ever watchful conscience. What
ever he undertakes, have no doubt
he docs with all his heart and soul,
with an eye single to his duty.
I am sorry the train whistle blew
so soon. wish / could have found
out how the man takes care of his
body and health. II he Is so con-
scientious in money and business
matters, it should follow as a matter
Of course that he takes care of the
temple of his body which has been
given him to minister to during his
earthly career.
1t is too frequently the case that'
a man who is extremely devoted to
business, or to the interests of his
employer, is wickedly neglectful of
his own health. This is a foolish
division Of duty. You owe just as
much to yourself as you do to your
employer. You owe him loyalty,
unstinted service, honest hours and
watchful attention to his interests.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
Wayside Wisdom
Because She Loved Him So.
By S. E. Kiser

Because She Loved Him So,
She sat alone, forsaken,
For the man she loved had taken
Her seven hundred dollars and de-
parted;
While the bright red sun was sink
ing
She INDUCED in heavy thinking
In a corner Of the tea room she
had started.
well" she murmured in her sor-
SOW,
"a red sunset means tomorrow
Is likely to bring weather that is
pleasant;
1t is strange how people blunder;
He seemed such a dear; 1 wonder
In what manner he cSioys him
self at present.
ooh, he treated me so kindly
That he made me love him blind
ly;
Maybe he will change his mind and
be returning;
How I wish that 1 had never
Told him any fibs whatever
When he asked how much this
He might still be here to cheer me,
Might be glad TO finger near me
II hadn't been so stingy in my
giving;
All, what pain may come Of cheat
ing;
/ was wrong to keep repeating
That he ought to 90 to work and
earn his living.
u could well have let him bury
All the cares that made him wor-
~,
And do his loafins gladly and
serenely;
Now he's gone 10 be a rover,
And, in thinking it all over,
I'm convinced that deceived him
very badly"
When they told her he departed
Loved another, up she started
Her affection being changed 10
binding fury;
On from place 10 place she traced
him;
Never wearying she chased him
Now another job is waiting for a
jury.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
THEIR FIRST JOBS
From Lawyer to Public Utility Expert
By PHILIP NOWLAN

1t was through the study Of law,
and getting a court job, that
one of the most widely known fig
ures in the public utility field in
the Middle West really got his
start.
After passing his bar examina-
tons, however, he did not begin
to practice. Instead he was sue
cessful in landing the position of
clerk of the U. S. Circuit Court,
for the Northern Illinois District,
a position which he held for 2 good
many years.
It was at the end Of this period
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
Anything can be made clear.

Anything can be made clear.
All it requires is, first, thorough
understanding of the subject and
skill in wordcraft by the speaker,
and, second, intelligence on the part
of the listener.
OF course, it takes the latter.
Somebody has asked Samuel John
son the meaning of definition in
his dictionary, which was declared
obscure.
Sir, replied johnson, 81 can
write n dictionary. but / can not
supply you with the intelligence to
understand it."
But the temptation to lay ones
inability to make things plain to the
stupidity of the other fellow should
be resisted, for it is dangerously
convenient excuse for our own lack
of skill in expression.
One of the greatest of arts is the
art of making things plain. Every
bushes cries out for it. Every
scholhouse needs it. Many a family
suffers for lack of it.
Anything can be made plain to
an average intelligence, provided you
know how, and know your subject.
There are even experts who can talk
life insurance SO that grocer's
clerk can grasp it. About one teach
or in five hundred has this rare fac
ulty. He earns his salary; the rest
just rub along.
And perhaps one preacher in nine
hundred has this gift. The other
eight hundred and ninety.nine drone
along. Nothing is lucid. Often the
congregation is well satisfied, be-
ing fond of fog.
Possibly one editorial in five hun
bred and twenty-threc in the news
papers goes to the bottom of things
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
Age and Short Skirts

" OUTH ever delights in asking Age: "Well, what
Y do you think of me?' The answer is usually CEN
- serious in mild way. Hardly ever is it approx
ing.
A nonagenarian the other day assumed the tradi-
tonal attitude Of Age Gliding Youth She shocked
by the presenday short skirts Never has she seen so
many ankles on a recent stroll
1t is not surprising that display of ankle or calf
should offend the sensibes of one who lived in an age
when woman hardly dared show too much of her foot
But since the manifold feminine activities of modern
life require that young women have their limbs I'M
trammeled is reasonable that they should be relieved
of the constant necessity of lifting long skirts
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
YE TOWNE GOSSIP s2E: c: 3:
By K. c. B.

so MANY fairs.
WHERE I'VE seen little boys.
AND SEEN little girls.
DRAGGED BY the arms.
BY ANXIOUS parents.
TO A pen somewhere.
OR A stall somewhere.
so THAT they might look.
WITH ADMIRING eyes.
on A blue ribbon winner.
FROM SOMEONE'S farm.
AND I'VE known men.
WHO WOULD send for miles.
FOR a veterinary.
IF A thoroughbred COW.
SHOULD GET the collie.
AND ALL they'd do.
IF ONE of the kids.
SHOULD HAPPEN to have.
A STOMACH ache.
WOULD BE just to give it.
MOLAsSES AND sulphur.
AND YOU never can tell.
BUT THAT some day.
WE'LL BEGIN to breed chill
dren.
WITH SOME Of the care.
THAT OUR livestock gets.
AT THE present day.
AND ANYWAY.
I'LL BIZ there with the kids.
on CHILDREN'S Day.
! THANK you.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05

spread to other parts Of the world in
which Moslems como into contact
with people of other faiths.
A "jehad" (sometimes spelled
"jihad") Is, according to Webster,
"a religious war against infidels or
Mohammedan heretics; also, any
bitter war or crusade for a prin-
ciple or belief.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05

that he began his real connection
with public utilities, having been
appointed receiver for tho Chicago
Union Traction company and the
North and West Chicago street
railways.
After recognizing these enter
priscs he became the president Of
the Central Illinois Public Service
Corporation, MS we'll as of the Cen.
trail Illinois Traction company, the
Southern Illinois Railway and
Power Company and the Wisconsin
River Power Company.
His name is Marshall z. Samp.
sell.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
FREAKS. OF NATURE
Gossamer Spider.

Like a balloon drifting through
the air, the tiny gossamer spider
sails above the earth on n thread
spun by itself. The spider is so
light that the slightest breeze will
carry 1t along. In its search for
food and change of scenery, the
spider is borne into strange places
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05

DEAR MR.. Douglas.
1 COULD have written.
IN JUST a letter.
THAT 1 would come.
AND BE with you.
ON CHILDREN's Day.
But I'M so very pleased.
TO HAVE been asked.
AND so very glad.
THAT IN all the rush.
AND ALL the worry.
OF YOUR yearly fair.
YOU FIND the time.
TO GIVE a thought.
TO A Children's Day.
THAT I'M writing here.
WHERE ALL may read.
THAT I'LL be there.
AND WHATEVER it is.
THAT I have to do.
I'LL GLADLY do.
JUST IN exchange.
FOR THE JOY III get.
IN THE knowledge I'll have.
THAT I'VE found a day.
AT A county fair.
WHEN A child will be.
AS IMPORTANT a thing.
AS A fat prize hog.
OR A high bred COW.
FOR j can remember.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
FIGURES OF SPEECH
"Jehad."

When the Spanish were compelled
70 retreat in Morocco, and the Mo-
hammedans then turned their at
tack against the French, an editorial
writer expressed a fear that the
warriors Of the desert would pro-
claim a "jebad," or "holy war;"
against oil Christians in Northern
Africa, and that the warfare would
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
Minds Out of Order

II MING driver for beating his team, New York
II magistrate told him that he was unfit to drive
horses and should get an automobile.
That would be good for the horses but bad for the
public Men who beat horses usually lack the intelli-
gence needed to operate automobiles safely And too
many stupid persons are driving motor cars.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05

on the wings Of the wind. Sometimes
1t is carried far out to sea. The
insect gets a rest when its threads
catch in the rigging Of a ship, and
is brought back to land again,
often in foreign country. Il Is
said that the spider can walk on
the surface of tho water.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
c-5sAh AkIoNIo=z-=
THElfl1a I.!E=:!!GH!!T
Recompense for Men
Who Pay the Price
of Progress
J" HE Shenandoah, Daughter of the Stars" has
fallen, victim of turbulent elements.

fallen, victim of turbulent elements.
Il That the great dirigibe has suffered the fate
of many ship of the sea- that all that remains of it
are scattered of twisted metal and windtorn
fabric matters little. Money build better Shen-
| andoah.
The real loss to the country the dark tragedy that
leaves the dull ache of in the nations heart is
the death of those adventurous men who invaded the
realm of the storm king and fell in glorious defeat from
the swiring ramparts of the sky. 80.
The storm last Thursday morning not the first
that had buffeted the Shenandoah. At time it
proved that the dirigible more than mere dub
be," the plaything of the air.
gale last January tore the dirigibe from its
ing mast at Lakehurst, New Jersey. The Shenandoah,
under the skillful manipulation of skeleton on
board weathered the gale successfully, proving the
staunchness of the craft and the ability of its crew.
It is yet too premature to predict that the tragedy
was a death blow to lighter-than-ar craft.
The magnificent Titanic lies the bottom of the
North Atlantic. ..szssl I-.s
~ as5S&8
% 1t is probable that the Shenandoah's would
have out-aneuvered the storm if it had been kept adj
vised by meteorological stations. There were none
however in that vicinity. Radio communication could
have been maintained at all times with the Shenandoah
The destruction of the dirigible has demonstrated
the value of radio and meteorology to aeronaucs in
manner so dramatic the lesson not be forgotten.
The officers and men of the Shenandoah will not have
died in vain if their death results in greater mastery of
weather science in its relation to aeronautics
Somewhere in the Pacific is seaplane and five men
whose fate as this is written, is unknown. The plane
fell into the ocean, presumably after flight of about
1900 miles. Lack of fuel it is believed prevented the
avators from completing the longest nonstop flight
ever attempted.
The failure of the flight matters little if the per-
sonnet that manned the plane is safe failure to &C
compsh purpose in the first few trials is nomina
price of progress Too often progress demands toll of
human life. !
But progress in aviation is rapid. few years ago
Bleriots crossing of the English channel in his mono
plane heralded achievement of note. Compare
Beriot's flight with those of succeeding pilots |
The spirit of man is dauntless. From his failures
and his defeats he learns that which will enable him to
succeed.
The pioneer must suffer but his suffering is not
entirely vcarious He has the hope of achievement he
has the privilege of living centuries within the span of
short life.
The fullness of life not be measured in terms
of duration The Steamboats, dead and the crew of
the naval seaplane PN9 No. (f they have perished)
could not have lived incompletely
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
Arhess Ads

Girl, young, refined, wishes posi-
ton taking care Of grown babies
Adv. in New York Herald-Tribune.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-03
! zYWOTNE KWESTE.

Nasz organ urzedowy porusza cd czasu do czasu
sprawy interesujace og6 Stowarzyszenia TAX
re caly og6l obchodzace sprawy wskazuja droge,
jak postepowac nalezy azeby dosegnac upragnonego
celu Jedny takch cel6w jest niezaprzeczenie wybor
kandydatek do naszych zwartych szeregow Neyko ME-
wiasty zamezne pownny zapeniac nasze szereg, lecz
panienk dorastajaca dziatWa powinny stanoWlc ME-
przebrane zrod1o kt6rego czerpac wnnysmy nasze
spoy. Nam sic wydae, re werbowanie dorastaacej m}o
dzezy ME sprawia bynajmniej wieksze trudnosc jak
werbowanie niewiast starszych
Potrzeba stanowczo nieco wyslk6w, azeby spefnlc
to posannicwo przykazanie tax scisle z}aczone
sza organzacja Obowiazek tego apostoowana spda ma
wszystkie bez wyjatku, ecz byloby pozadana RE
cza azeby takowa misje powerzyc w}asne naszym pa
nienkom, kt6re posiadaja szczegony dar przemaWana
do serc niewescch czu}ych wrazlwych Do serca ME-
wescego tyko newiasta przem6wic jest zdona Podnie-
srny przeto wysoko szandar newiesci, wyruszmy
do piracy zboznej pozyteczne staraJmy sic zaspoKolc
nasze wasne arnbice pozyskamy nasze czfonklnle 40
naszej organizacj Zas}uzmy sic wobec naszeJ organ
zacji pozyeezna praca azeby mas ME pomawano SOD
kostwo gnusne lekcewazenie spraWy
To jest mniejwiecej praca przypadajaca udzale
m}odszym czionkniom. Starsze cz1onkine niechaj
wyteza swe starania pomiedzy newiastami zameznemi
gdzie zdobyc moga paine zwyciestwa Mianowicie
obecnym czasie gdze szanowny Zarzad Centralny
powzia} zamar zniesc pewien przeciag Nstep
do naszej organzacji, pownnismy zupenosci skorzy
stac tego przyweju zasiac pomnazac szeregi
Wyrazajac osobiste zapatrywane odnosne pra
ce zabieg rzucismy tylko wiazanke mysli szczerych
prawych kt6re ,moga .posuzyc jako drogowskaz dla
pozytecznej blogiej piracy. H.. 4:
Wyruszmy przeto m4ode starsze wekem
pracownczkit spe1nijmy posiannictwo CORY
nakreslone. Uzbr6jmy sic odwage naIezyta e.
nergje udowodnijmy czynem re sprawy naszej organ
ZACH przedewszystkiem leza nam sereu. Panieta
my r6wniez i tenn, re przynaleznosc do newie-
sciego Stowarzyszenia ME czyni suprocentowe
cz}onkine bo opr6cz przynaleznosci potrzeba ez
szczerych wysiik6w zgodnej haronijnej pracy ktora
sowite przyniesie owoce, wzmocn szereg przy
czyni sic do wzrostu rozwoju naszej organizacj
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-03

wycofala pyrka Bulgaria aawic polubowne
Zdac wszystko byoby porzadku ale zachodzi male
ac ale re wypadku. jak W poprzednich
spawediwosc Przechya sinszego achodz
przyiosci wyrok Marodow beda
ke sprawiedliwosc Gdyby tax bye miafo
deae nsezy re ej wrok beda bezapeacyn
cmbadz wtedy eze rozchodz bedle
kochancgo sasada. saada sineszego..
Danny da przykladu poz.vomy przy
Pwnego pieknego poranku nemeka
oyk d kiejse blahej niuadnonej przekraca
pska naezdza dlkiei Oiczyzny Warunek Lig
Nodow powada re pokrzywdzone do ne
czekac wydana wyroku Dobzc Poska
ekac pozwo bezkaznie s~oioh gabienie
sku by usiszet. siusznose Ale
palone doby.ek przepadiv by dla
pzychyneso wyroku Ligi Narodo~ JUL
bzpiecznei potzeby sna anizci pomo-
bardzo problemay wyg4dac cd kogos
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-03
WIELkI WIEC!

Zarzad Centralny Stowarzyszenia Polek urz4-s
dza wraz specjalnem komitetem Wielki i Wspa-s
nisiy Vice, ktorego data wkrotce zostanie ogoszo-
Do komitetu zostafy wybrane nastepujace czlon-
kinie: pan Kwarciana jako prezeska, pani kapka
jako sekretarka, PM Zmarzia jako kasyerka pani
Andrzejewska jako redaktorka. Cafy wyzej wymie-
nony komitet raczy sic zebrac Czwartek, dnia 5go
Listopada punktualnie godzinie 7:3O wieczorem
do sail sw Stanisiawa
w nastepnym tygodniu ogfoszony bedzie dalszy
przebieg spraw, komitet dodatkowy. Jsk sic O.
kazuje nasze Polk zabieraja sic naprawde do ozyw-
czej piracy. Jestesmy pewni re skrzetne Polki
doloza wszelkich mozliwych staran azeby zapewnc
swej pieknie rozwijajacej organizacji wzrost po-
tege. Taxa prace pochwalic nam wypada, wedzac
re gorliwe Polki ME spoczna wpierw zanim
robote wykonaja jestesmy pewni okaza1ego suk-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-03
TOW. SW. GENOWEFY UREA
DZA ZABAWE.

Towarzystwo sw. Genofewy
Grupa s StOwarzyszenia Polek w,
Stanach Zjcdnoczonych urzadza
w niedzeile dnia S-go Listopdada
+. b. w hall obywatela Czuby
plzy f. 655-ej ulicy wspolna "a
bawe ma ktora zapraszamy nasz
szanowny Zarzad Centralny
wszystkie czlonkinie, nalezace do
naszej niewieScicj organizacji. U
prasZamy rowniez, azeby kazda
cz}onkini, poczynila zabiegi, "a
biegi, przyprowadzic swe znajo-
me przyjaciolki, azeby hala OBJ.
Czuby wypeiniona byla po same
brzeGi. 2 latwoSciQ mozcmy tego
dokonac, jezeli poczynimy zapo-
biegliwe starania. Cd mas samych
zalezy sukces przeto ME zasypai-
my sprawy, tylko czuwajmy, aze
by dac przykiad innym naszym
sioStrom, jak podobnego rodzaju
zabawy urzadzo. Stanmy do a
pelu i dolozmy zapobiegliwych
staran, azeby nasze skwapliwe "a
biegi osiagnely skutek pozadany.
Poczatek zabawy godzinie 5tej.
komite najuprzejmniej zapra-
sza przcz }amy naszego organu
wszystkic siostry do najliczniei-
Szego udzialu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-03
NASZ ORGAN URZEDOWY.

Organ urzedOWy jest to pismO pOsWlecone ii tylkO
wyfacznie lub przedewszystkem sprawom Organizacj
imieniu kt6re dziae redakcyjnym niejednokrotnie
g4os zabera Organy urzedowe Organizac So meslecz-
nikam ukazuja sic miesiac, lub tygodnkam tax ]ak
nasz organ kt6ry wychodzi co tydzien.
w pracach organizacyjnych Organ urzedowy odgry-
pierwszorzedna role Poza zamieszczanem ma Ia
mach Organu zawiadomien, rozporzadzen i komunika-
tow urzedowych, poza wiadomoscami zycia towarzy-
skiego dolby obecnej, czytelncy czytelniczki "a
znalesc tam moga artyku4y agtacyne poswiecone
wylacznie spraWom Organizacyji W artyku}ach tych
Redakcja Organu stara sic szczegoowo i W spos6b da
wszystkich przystepny omawiac kazdy przejaw nasze
go zycia organizacyjnego ujmuje to forme badz
wyjasnena jakegos trudnieszego, zawi4ego pre-
dmotu juz to sfuzy pewna wskazoWka W tormle rady
przyjacelskej przytoczona
swych artyku}ach agitacyjnych, sWych notat-
kach organzacynych, uwagach iskerkach Organ urze
dowy dajac odpowednie po teAu przyklady, wyjasnia
nacisk kiadzie koniecznosc ubezpeczena sic, obra
zuac wypadk jake stad wynikaa, gdy ktos obowiazku
swego wzgledem swej rodziny zanedba. Przytem Re-
dakcja sic przy kazde sposobnosc przedstawc
naezytem oswetleniu fakty naezenia wielu eszcze
dak6w rodaczek naszych do organizacji zespo6w
obconarodoWych tych stara sic przestrzegac pred
stepstwani ich nierozwaznego kroku jake przysz}o
sci z tego poWodu ich czekac moga. z..~~ .-'
w piracy trudnej zmudnej Zarzadu Centralnego
kt6ry sara sic szukac srodk6w sposob6w najbardzie
praktycznych odpowednich, zdazajacych do pozyska
MIA aknaWiekszej czby polskej mlodzezy do naszych
szereg6w Organ urzedowy stale do pon1ocy by stalem
nawolywanem, zachecaniem jasnem przedstawaniem
tel Waznej spraWy szczerym pracoWnkom pracoWnicz
kom naszym zadanie uiatWc do piracy zachecic, po-
treble rada podytkowana doswiadczeniem, .pospie-
szyc nadac piracy odpowedn kerunek, gdyby okolicz-
nosci tego wymagaly.
To jest og6lny wykaz obowiazk6W, jake spelnia W
poslannctwie Organ urzedoWy Gale czlon-
k6w czionkh organizac polskich maja r6wniez jasno
okreslone obowiazk kore saraja sic sumiennie Wype
Mac lecz przytem korzystaja takze pewnych przyWe
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