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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
FRENCH DRESSING

Of course housewives know this French Dressing Re-
cipe-the recipe that made Mazda famous
Mix together half teaspoon sa-one teaspoon sugar-one
eighth teaspoon papa Add eight tablespoons Mazda and three
tablespoons lemon juice vinegar This delicious dressing may be
made in TWO minutes. (The proportions of oil and acid in this
recipe reversed for those desire sharper dressng)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

FREE: If you write Immediately,
we will send you copy of the New
Corn Products Cook Book in time to
help you prepare many delicious foods
for the holidays. Address Corn Pro-
ducts Refining Company, Dept. 81,
Argo, Illinois.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Recipes taken from the tnnaouy
C0ymRUdz1ctS Cook Book

HICKEN CROQUETTES are
especially popular during the holiday
season. The experienced, thrifty
housewife knows how easily and
economically she can prepare crisp,
goldenbrownc roquettes with Mazda,
the perfect oil for frying. As
holiday suggestion, try this simple
recipe:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

cups Chopped Cooked Chicken Dash Of Paprika
q cup thick White Sauce egg Yok
a teaspoon Sail u teaspoon Celery Sail
teaspoon Lemon Juice
Combine chicken and seaonngs Stir egg yok Shape
roll cracker crumbs then into slightly beaten evaPoraed
milk and again cracker crumbs Fry deep, hot Mazda
chicken SAUTE is another very delicious way to serve
" the holiday fow'-and of course, Mazda just as
perfect for sauteng for frying Follow these instructions and
prepare the delicious chicken you ever tasted
Take Spring Chicken, in four pieces, clean and dry
thoroughly Salt and flour the chicken the bottom Of
deep pot with Mazda and onion chopped hne put chicken
in and and cook slowly for hour Take the chicken
and add cup milk your gravy, little chopped
parsley and thcken with tablespoonful of Argo Kings
ford Corn Starch dissolved in cold Pour chicken
This is delicious way to serve chicken.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

ADORE SALAD is very popular
and easy-to-prepare course for the
holiday feasts. Simply mix two cups
Diced Apples, one cup Diced Celery
and one-half cup Chopped Nuts and
serve on lettuce-either with Mazda
Mayonnaise or Cooked Salad Dress
ing. Recipes for both these delicious
dressings follow:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

Or THOSE who prefer rich, delicious
salad, we suggest Pineapple and
Cheese-a delicious combination
very quickly and easily prepared.
Arrange pineapple on lettuce. Place
ball Of cottage or cream cheese and
Mazda Mayonnalse on pineapple.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
COOKED SALAD DRESSING

Tablespoons Sugar Is teaspoon Red Pepper
Ihaspoon Salt feF Tablespoons Vinegar
"a tablespoons Ago IN cups Boiling Water
Kingyord's Cornstareh tablespoons Mazola
tablespoon Flour Eggs
tablespoon Mustard
Mix dry ingredients Add vinegar and Mazo and cook
until thick Pour slowly EGGS slightly beaten and cook
minute longer. Thin with Mazda cream
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

u cup Sugar
/ cup Karo Blue Label
Ipound RaisinS
. q cup Mazda
; Appzes, chopped
Lemon Peel, finely ehopp
Orange Peel finely chopp'
Sift dry ingredients, add frui
and beat thoroughly, and ,
Steam three hours. This ma
cookies, or doughnut crumbs
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
'POLASEKAN AWARDED
ART EXHIBITION Prize

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-P)-Alba
Polasekan, instructor in the Art In
stitute, was awarded the $500 Logan
prize and medal for his sculptured
bronze figure of a woman "unfetter-
ed" in the annual American paint
ing and sculpture exhibition, opening
at the Art Institute today.
Sculpture played the chief part in
the awards, taking three of the four
principal prizes for the first time in
81 exhibitions.
Another Chicago artist and instruc-
tor, Leopold Seyffert, won the Logan
medal and $1,000 for a self portrait,
Myself"
The Potter-Palmer gold medal and
$1,000 went to "Seaborse, a sculp-
ture by Chester Beach. Estelle r.
Kohn's sculpture, Maturity" merit
ed the Mrs. Keith Spalding prize of
$1,000. "Caen Stone Torso" by Emil
Zettler, was given the ". NJ. r.
French memorial medal.
Other awards we're:
Norman Wait Harris, silver medal
and $500 to Consolation of
Ariadne," Mural by Rossell Cowles ;
Norman Wait Hnrris, bronze medal
and $500 to "Still Life" by H. r.
Rittenberg; NJ. V. Kohnstamm, prize
Of $3.50, to Elizabeth" a portrait
of little girl by Mary f. R. Clay;
Peabody 5000 award for THE Little
Dancer" by Wilbur G. Adams;
Cahan 800 prize for "Self Portrait"
by Paul Prebilock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
NEW PA|NLEVE
CABINET GOES
ON DUTY
Paris Hears M. Channel
to Get Post at Head
of French Bank.

PARIS, Oct. 29.-R)-Prcmicr
Painleve. accompanied by the mern-
bers of his new cabinet. arrived at the
Elysee palace early this afternoon for
the customary presentation to the
president of the republic.
The new cabinet is constituted as
follows:
Premier and minister of finance,
NJ. Painleve; minister of foreign af-
fairs. Aristide BRAND: minister of
justice, Camille Chautcmps; minister
of interior, A. Schrameck: minister Of
works. Anatole de Monte; minister
Of war. Edouard Daladier: minister
of marine, Emelie Borel; minister of
commerce. Daniel Vincent: minister
of agriculture. Jean Durand; minister
of instructions, WON Dclphos; minis
ter of colonies. Antoine Durafour;
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
PLAN PROGRAM
FOR PLAY PARK
D Pc min 6
Athletic Demonstrations to
Feature Ceremonies at
Lions Field.

Athletics in every form, simultan-
eously demonstrated by girls and
boys. will feature the formal opening
of the Lions Club children's play
ground at Breckenridge Park, from
. to = y. m. Saturday.
Eight hundred children will take
part in the athletic events stunts,
parades and dances. Novelty races
between members of the Lions Club
main events. A Doll Carriage Re-
view will Re a spectacular feature of
the afternoon. Prizes for the best
decorated doll carriage will be given.
Any child eight years of age with
doll and doll carriage is eligible, Di-
rector II. c. Oliver, announced.
Impressive ceremonies of raising
the national flag will be in charge
of army officers f>om Fort Sam
Houston. A detachment from the
Second Division and the Twentieth
Infantry band will participate. The
new flag pole is 20 feet from the truck
to the ground. A handsome rev
United States flag. 10 by Is feet.
will be unfurled to the breeze. for
the first time mt the ceremony. There
after it will fly every day.
4 baseball game will be played be-
tween q picked team from the Lions
Club and similar. team from the
boys. The Boy Scouts band will play
several selections.
President W. G. Higgins Of the
Lions Club will make the formal
presentation of the club house and
grounds to the city. Mayor John
Tobin and Park Commissioner Ray
Lambert will accept the gift on be-
half of San Antonio. Judge George
Clifton will make an address.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
WARDEN ACCUSED
IN DRUGGAN CASE, TO
PLEAD CEMENT HEAD
by Universal Service.

CHICAGO. Oct. 20.-The cement
head made its appearance in a legal
case Wednesday.
Attorneys for Wesley Westbrook,
former warden of the Cook County
Jail and under sentence for contempt
Of court in connection with the lib
critics granted Terry Drugsan, claimed
their client was entitled to considera-
ton because of his mental condition.
James J. Barbour. attorney for
Westbrook. declared the former war
den was afflicted with cement head !"
which deprived him Of his power Of
reasoning or using judgment in his
own behalf.
The plea was made before Federal
Judge James Wilkerson who took it
under advisement rnd also denied bail
for Druggan in the pending contempt
case.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
.LANSDOWNE STORY
CERTIFIED TO NAVY

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.-CR-
The naval court Of inquiry into the
Shenandoah disaster has been Ia
formed BY the Saturday Evening Post
that the recent poathumous article by
Commander Zachary Lansdowne OF
the Shenandoah. was printed as Origi-
nally submitted except for the title
and the last three paragraphs which
were an argument to send the dirigl-
bic into the Arctic. Those were eliml-
mated as no longer having point.
The court had asked the magazine
as TO the authenticity and complete
.ness of, the article with the view, pos
sibly, Of incorporating il in the rec
ord. but it was said today this prob
ably would not be done, it being held
that evidence before the court as 10 the
maneuvering ability of the craft in all
fypes of weather was complete.
The article was first submitted TO
the Saturday Evening Post by Com
mander Lansdowne last April, but
was rejected at that time. After
Commander Lansdowne's death it was
resubmmitted by his widow and was
accepted.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29

1T is remotely possible, however. Ny
ancestors were born on the Carolina
side Of the Virginia-North Carolina
border, and Mr.. LincOln's were born
not far away on the Virginia side.
We know from history that Lincoln's
father courted Nancy Hanks across
the line on the Carolina side
There is n striking similarity. too,
in the early lives Of Lincoln and Judge
Bull
Like Lincoln. the judge was born
in an early frontier cabin. 1t stood
on Bulls creek, in Mills county, Tex
rs. His grandfather was the first
white settler of Mills county. His
father was trail boss on several cattle
drives from Texas 10 Fort Dodge and
Newton, Kan. He has been up the
old Chisholm trail.
Judge Bull also split rails. cleared
the fields and liked 10 an old-fash-
Toned grist mill with a sack Of corn
upon his back.
His early education was CLEANED
from books borrowed from neighbors
living miles apart. In 1902 be went
TO Nevada and became a cowboy. Later
he worked his way through the state
UNIVERSITY. Then he entered politics
ADMIRED LINCOLN.
"Since first read of Lincoln when
I was a boy, / have always admired
him." Judge Bull said. Il read every
thing about him that / ran across.
His life has been my inspiration
from boyhood on. II has guided m'
through all the years"
Judge Bull said he believed hi,
environment and rearing largely ac'
counted for his close resemblance L
Lincoln.
ave were both naturally big mer
and orr outdoor lives tended TO bring
out the similaritios in our pbysica
beings" he said. ~Our methods Of
study. tie privations and hardship w
had 10 endure. served to emphasiz
our facial expressions and resrm
blance. All had to do was to grow
n beard 70 make the resemblance per
sect."
But the visitor decried any attcmp
to ape Lincoln.
If were I'd b. wearing baggl
black trousers. And I wouldn't b
sporting this Elks charm. Nor woul'
be carrying this gnarled cane
And he exhibited the cane, whicl
is bis constant companion. The cant
came from a tree high in the top
most peaks Of the Sierra NevadI
mountains in California. il if o
manzanita wood. and is gnarled an
] twisted Of shape.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
BLAYNEY QUITS
{. |. A. To AID
SCHOOL
"IntoIerable Conditions"
Blamed as Reason for
Resignation.

FORT WORTH, Oct 29.-Op)-
Opposition Of the faculty Of the Col
lege Of Industrial Arts toward the
administration of Or. Lindsey Blay-
ney. head Of the institution for the
past year. was climaxed yesterday
with the acceptance of his resignation
BY the board of regents here. After
encountering some opposition, the
condition that the resignation be ef-
fective June I, 1895, was accepted.
Two regents at first favored his with
drawal by January /. The vote
against Blayney was unanimous.
The resignation came spontaneous
I " from DR.. Blayney, who had been
invited to attend the executive SEES
sion, when a four 10 two vote against
him became apparent. This came
when Mrs. +. 2. Turner Of Dallas in
troduced a resolution demanding that
four members Of the college staff re-
sign for INSTRUMENTATION. At this
point DR.. Blayney rendered a pre-
pared resignation. declaring that there
was little else for him TO do in the
face of an -intolerable condition" and
the existence Of Decentralization"
In statement 10 newspapermen
soon nfterward, DR.. Blayney declared
that he had tried TO be faithful TO the
obligation he assumed when he was
drafted as head of the school TO re
organize the institution into a col
lege of the first rank" Or. Blayney
said the monetary assets were 80 per
cent greater than this time last year;
that since January, due 10 resigna-
tons and other changes the college
now had - per cent more instructors
holding higher collegiate degrees than
Iast year, and that certain of the
courses had been brought up TO
standard"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
is SCORE PERFECT
GRADES IN SPELLING

Graduates from Edgar Allen Poe
and Thomas Nelson Page Junior
schools, made more than 100 per cent
averages in the Breckenridge High
School spelling contest than graduate
students from any other junior school,
II was announced Wednesday by Miss
Ora johnson. principal Of Bracken-
ridge High School.
Both these junior schools had eight
graduates, now students at Brachen-
ridge school, who made the perfect
scores. The spelling contest is a part
of the tournament in English litera-
ture and spelling being conducted at
Brackenridge.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
COMMISSION PICKS
BEXAR GRAND JURY

John Kenney, J. X. Lamm and
Lawrence Goforth selected as grand
Jury commissioners were empaneled
Thursday morning 10 pick q grand
jury for the November term OF the
Thirty-seyenth District Court.
The grand jurors will be sworn N
Monday.
Mr.. Goforth was just discharged az
commissioner from the Ninety
fourth Court.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
MEN ACCUSE WIVES
Of EXCESSIVE DRINKING

That "the female is more deadly
than the male" is the conclusion
reached By attaches of the Seventy.
third District Court Thursday.
Men filed four of six divorce petit
tons in the Seventy-third Thursday.
In each it was alleged by the men
that the wives were guilty of sex
cesses in drinking. partying, outrageS
and cruel treatment. so as to render
living together impossible, making life
miserable and unbearable.r
Two women filing petitions for di-
vorce alleged that their husbands are
guilty Of the same offenses.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
MUST BE KINsHIP.

Mr.. HUH. tax assessor, took one
look and agreed with his clerks. He
felt certain there m 50 be some kin
ship between Mr.. Lincoln and Judge
Bull.
is II paternal or maternal:- Mr..
HUH asked.
But the judge knew Of none.
Not 10 my knowledge he replied.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
CITY To ELIMINATE
/. BROADWAY PARKWAY

Repeated requests that the park
way in the center Of Broadway ave
nue. be eliminated between Josephine
Street and Breckenridge avenue will
probably be answered, Street Com
missioner Paul Steffler said Thurs
day.
The commissioner wrote 10 the San
Antonio Public Service company re-
questing that one Of the officials Of
that organization confer with him
soon.
: II IS the plan Of the city 10 pave
, the strip now enclosed by curbings
+. and top the cast side, which is now
|. being repaired, it is explained.
> IL an agreement is reached the
work will be started as soon as pos
eible
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29

minister of pensions, Louis Anterior.
The cabinet also contains a new
portfolio, that of minister of budget,
which will be filled by Georges Bon
net, former under-secretary of state to
the president of the council.
The portfolio of commerce in the
new ministry was declined by both
Charles Channel and Louis Loucheur.
There was a strong rumor in political
circles this afternoon that the pre-
mier later would name VI. Channel
governor of the Bank of France.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
Living Double Of Great
Emancipation Visits
San Antonio.

"By the great horn spoon. There
goes Abraham lincoln"
The court clerk was right.
The Great Emancipator had come
back to life.
Tall. gaunt and stately, there was
no. pistakipg, the dark BEARDED man
in fr6ck coat. gray striped trousers
and black soft hat, unostentatiously
jostling by with the throngs that
crowded the Bexar county court
house.
Six feet. four inches from the
soles Of his shoes TO the top Of his
head, he lowered above the crowds.
Try as be might, be couldn't lose him
self among them.
Small boys trailed along at his
heels. And right behind them came
boys Of a generation ago. Soon II
had become a miniature parade. as
be wended his way into the court
house and into the tax assessors Of
sice.
PERFECT DOUBLE.
Yes. it was Lincoln. Everybody
said so. Didn't he look just like the
pictures that were published in school
histories: just like those on the
stamps: Identically like all those
ever seen, anywhere:
But no, how could it be Lincoln
Why. be has been dead for these W
years. and more.
Well, anyway. be was a perfect
double. Officials and clerks in the
courthouse. persons along the street.
and all who saw hin recognized the
striking resemblance instantly.
Judges Charles Edward Bull late
on the municipal bench in Reno. but
at present residing in San Gabriel,
Cal.-the living double Of President
Lincoln-was in San Antonio on bust
ness. He went 70 the courthouse 70
look into some land titles in which
be is interested.
MUST BE KINSHIP.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
He Puts
Indian Sign
On Inspector

Ell PASO, Oct. 2s.-R)-
United States immigration in
spectors generally can recognize
q citizen Of the United States.
But they made one mistake at
the international bridge here.
The man was dark complexioned
and looked like q Mexican.
"Where do you Iive?" asked
the inspector. No answer.
The inspector began pulling
the man from the automobile,
when he spoke:
me American Indian. Born
United States. You 70 hell"
They let him pass.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
CLOTHES ARE NEEDED
FORFATHERLESS BABES

With their father dead and their
mother in the hospital. four children
are IN need Of clothes and food, Miss
Lacy g. Smi'hers. secretary Of the
San Antonio Child Protective and HUI
name Society. announced Thursday.
The children are being kept by a
friend q the sick woman. who is I'M
able 20 carr for them and her own
family also
Clothes and other help can be given
b. communicating with Miss Smithers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29
COOL WAVE SETS
AUTO THIEF TO WORK

Cold weather. usually an incentive
to rigorous activities had its effect
on automobile thieves Wednesday
night, according to police reports.
Five cars were stolen in San An.
tonic and one in Austin during the
night. -Four were open cars and two
coupes.