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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10

BIDS WANTED.
Sealed bids addressed to the Hon. Au-
gustus McCloskey county Judge. will be
received in the office Of the county audi
TENDER IL, 1925, for the one-half az }
Inch and the one ~ inch natural lime
stone rock asphalt treatment of the fol-
lowing named roads in County Commits
sloners Precinct No. OF Bexar county.
Texas:
Townsend street from Broadway to
school house at Intersection of Estes
avenue.
Basden and Patterson avenue from
Broadway to Argyle avenue.
Broadway avenue from intersection OF
Basden avenue to end OF pavement al
city limits.
New Braunfels avenue from end OF
present pavement to intersection OF North
Loop.
Cleveland Court from Broadway to
New Braunfels avenue.
Garrety road from New Braunfels ave-
nue. to point one-half (h) mile east.
Terrell road from New Braunfels ave-
nue to point oue-Quarter (h) mile east.
Burr road from New Braunfels avenue
to point one-half (ls) mile east.
Albany street from Broadway avenue
TO Townsend street
All pavement to be sixteen (l6) feet
wide and bids to be received in one-half
ca inch and one az inch treatment.
Specifications on file in County Highway
Engineers office. A certified or CASH
cent of the amount bid must accompany
each bid.
The county reserves the right to reject
' w. S. KENDALL,
49,. County Auditor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
JACK NEAL NASH co.
1924 Ford Roadster
Navarro at Augusta st.

Five new Firestone tires, new paint
and completely reconditioned, absolutely
guaranteed for 30 days, SIS cash.
RGAN-wOODWARD AUTO co.
t34 s. Flores 81. or 1900
1928 FORD TON TRUCK
In Al condition. with new open express
body and cab. $3.50, terms See For
rest L. DIX NJ
CRAWFORD MOTOR co.
Bii-i7 w. Houston. CT Aiii.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10

Electric, plumbing and tile work.
Kirkwood & Wharton. In our new
home, 456 Main Ave. Or. 1S4S. (Adv)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
Ford Light Delivery

New oak body. in Al mechanical con-
dition. starter, SIS cash, balance month
iy.
23f S. Flores ST. Or. $500.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16
z CIGANSKYCH zARTOv.

Farar nemal narnbaneho Dire
va. Dial zavolat cigana Fera, ably
mu nakalal. Cigan rdbal usilovne
tri dni. Ma treti den vecer, ked
uz Dol pracou hotovy, siel k ia
rarovi pre- plat. Ale farar ho po
tlapkal po pleci a povedal: gr&
tias, gratias, gratias. Cigan ne.
rozamel osmelil sa pytat' 81 gro
Sc:
Zach, milost', ale ia prosin
MOI napsam !"
"No, vsak 81 dostal, = odpo
vie farar - rs kornn. L1ebo kaz
dy gratias je tol 'ko, ako keby
som ii bol dial "a kazdy den q
kortn.''
Cigan sa pod 'akoval odiSiel
Nezadlho sa Zero zenil. PriSicl
k fararovi a povie:
"Pan vel 'komozny proSim, ia
chcem mat peknI sobas. Ked
p0jdem neveStou do koSt0la,
mech mi dajii vyzvailat' ma vSet-
kych zvonoch, pan rechtor mech
hrajn ma organoch, mech vSetky
sviecky horia V koStole a po So
basi mesh nam lovedia peknu ka-
zen"
"Dobre, Zero, lenze to bude al
drahe."
"To mic nerobi, len mech je to
nekne, y Sodpoyie cigan.
V den sobasu vsetko tax bolo,
ako 81 cigan ziadal.
O diva dni pride cigan vyplatit
Sobasnc trovv. Pan farar no >pri-
vetive privita hned' zacne ri-
tat:
''Zvony 10 X, pan rechtor Is
X, sviece 10 X mne daS 25 X.
To ysetko dohromady cini GO X.
Ciean 81 vytiahne ruku z crecka.
prist1pi k fararovi, potlapka no
trikrat' po pleci a povie: gratiaS,
graciaS, graciaS. To je IS X, talk
mi este dajd Is kor1n naSpat
Farar sa ironicky zasmial mad
'ou Ferovou, vytiahol to-
bolku a "a svoj zart zaplatil ciga-
novi Is kOrtn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16

travu pre- vasho kojenca, lebo ie
este, jednotneho sostavenia, "a
zivne, vel mi snadno stravitel ne
a je vzdy hotove ku okamzitemu
pouzitiu jednoduchym rozriedenim
cistou prevarenou vodou. Jestli
pomarancova st'ava a kasicky sn
davane (ako je to odporhtane v
ktorejkol'vek mliecnej formule),
kondensovane mlieko, jestli je
spravne davane, dodava vSetkn til
potravu, ktora je potrebna ku
vzrastu diet alta.
Crevnym neprijemnostiam moz-
no al predfst'. Ciste jedlo, cisti
varenie a riadne krmenie, cista
pitna voda, spravne mnozstvo po-
travy V pravidelnfch obdobiach,
dostatok fcrstveho vzduchu 81
necneho svetla, to sn veci, ktore
pomahajti predfideniu hnatky.
Muchy prcnasain baeile a vel mi
caste sn pri6inou zkazenia potra-
viny. Preto je vel'mi dolezitym, a
by tento nebezpecny hmyz nedo-
stal sa ku babe a jej potrave. To-
to sa dosialhne, ked' nedopustite
muchy do domu f
Ako bolo vyssie spomenute, ca
sto sa stava, ze matky ME sil v
stave pridajat' svoje deti "a ta-
kEchto okolnosti rozumie sa je
potrebne zadovazit' daku inil po-
travu. Dobre, ciste, zazivne krav-
ske mlieko, primerane smiesane s
patricnou daEkou najjemnejsieho
cukru a s patricnvm mnozstvom
vody - je tou najlepsou nahra-
don "a materinske mlieko. TIA
nailepsia smiesanina vytecneho
mlieka a najlepsieho cukru pri-
chodi k yam pod menom Borde-
novho Eagle Brand Mlieka. Ia tri
pokolenia americke matky spolie-
haly sa ma toto bajecne mlieko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16
NOVf ZAsTUPCOVIA
STUDEBAKER
Bentley Motor Car Go. prevzala
rozpredaj tychto chyrnych kar ma
youngstownskei okolici.

Po tieto dni inkorporovana bo
la $ kapitalom 100000 The Bent
le,- Motor Car Co., ktora prevzala
dosavadne Studebaker zastupi.
tel 'stvo cd Dcibel Motor CO. Nova
SpoloGnost bude mat kancelarie
a vystavne miestnosti docasne ia
doterajSej adrese, ma rohu Raven
a Belmont AYES. Neskorsie sa "a.
riadi ma Wick Ave, znamej to OBJ
chodnej ulici ma automobile.
Uradnikmi novel spolocnosti si
Robert Bentley Jr., predseda a hi
sprlvca Frank Zug, tai. pokl.
J. Neil Kennedy, podpredseda
Thomas Bremer. spravca preda
jov. Direktormi sn: Shirley S
French. M. z. Bentley, RoberI
Bentley, Robert Bentley Jr., J
Neil Kennedy, Frank B. Zug.
Mr.. Bentley, predseda spolocno
sti uist 'uje obecenstvo, ze sa mt
dostane najspol 'ahliveBej obslu
by V kazdom case a ze to bude
hlavnou snahou tohto 1stavu.
Deibel Motor CO. bude cd toh
to casu prevadzat' obchod potre
bovanymi karami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16
CLANOK 146.
S vasim lekarom mate sa pravi.
delne poradit'.

Hnacka u diet at a je signalom
nebezpecia, ktoremu treba zaraz
telit'. ZvlaStne opatrenie a riad-
ne osetrovanie so strany matky
mnoho razy sprawl pri bezpecnom
prevedenf kojenca cez toto nebez-
pecne obdobie.
Proti lhnacke treba kojenca sta
lie ochranovat', nakol 'ko al ten
najsIabsi napad, jestli ME je zaraz
a spravne liecenT, m0ze West ku
t'azkym kompikaciam. Lekara
sa treba poradit' pri najnepatr-
nejsich padoch. Ked' ale lekara
nemozno dostat' alebo nem0zc
hned' prist', vtedy sa odporti6a
zastavit' davanie vSetkych potra-
vim "a "a hodin, davajibc jedinc
cistn prevarenn vodu. Pc "A hodi-
mach, jestli sa STAY kojenca zlep-
sill, sprobujte vel'm slabu mic
saninu jedla (na prlklad polovi-
cate silnn, ako je pravidelna for
muIa ku normalnemu veku kojen-
ca) a zvacsujte silnost' postupn'
d. stavu kojenca. ObyGajne SO
berie to cd desat' dnl do dvo,h
tyzdnov, kym stav Griev pride do
pravidelneho stavu. Druhy napad
nemoce nadfde skorej, nez prvy.
Flasky, cucliky pripravy k
vareniu musia byt' stale drzant
V 1plnej cistote. Toto sa najlep-
Sic kona sterilizoyanim vo vriacej
vode. Vsetka ku pripravovaniu je-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16
AMERICKA DoMACNOsT.

fe 4
Americke gazdinie ul'ahcuj1 S
pracu domacnosti navykom, ze
IN domacnosti sa jie len tri krat
denne. Ma ranajky je tn sklenica
yody (tak jake ku kazdemu je.
dlu, poEevac Amerikan je vel mi
hlboko presvedcenv 0 ucinkoch
vody ma cistotu tela), potion ovo-
Gle, surove alebo varene, d 'alei
krupicna alebo ovsena kaSa, alebo
znamenite pripravy obilia, pri.
slepsene smotankou, mliekom a Gu
krom, potion topenicka, alebo
chlieb S maslom. alebo s marmela
dou kava, niekedy tiez vajcia
SO s,lnkou alebo pripecenou sla-
ninon. Ami V bohatych domoch ne
jedia rano maso. V nedel n byva-
jn k najkam t. ". ''hot muf-
fins, kolaeky, pecene mali6-
kych formach, ME vel'm sladke,
ktore sa pripravujn takto: iedno
vajce, jedna poloviea salky cukr1l,
iedna polovica salky masla, dive
salky mnky pSeniGnej, alebo ku-
kurienej, dive caiove lyzitky pc
civovtho praSku, jedna salka mile
ka. Alebo tiez "hot biscuits (dve
salky milky', tretinu salky masti,
dve eajove lyzicky pecivovfho
.prasku, SOL, a tol 'ko vody, az ie
mono cesto rozval at ma pol in
ca vysoko. Potom sa vypichujn
pecn, tiez "griddle cakes, ktore
sa pecn ma plochom zeleze inc.
X luntu podavaj1 sa obycajne
ohriate zbytky. I bohatych do
moch, ked sn hostia, podavajn 81,
pri tejto prilezitosti najviac tri
chody: nejaky sendvic, potom
fahke prostredne jedlo a JENNA
zelenina, potion este syr a kava,
alebo nejake sladke jedlo. Hlav-
ne jedlo je vecer. Vo vel mi bo-
hatych rodinach podava sa veGer
obycajne sa vSak sklada
vecera len tTchto jedal: poliev-
ka, maso, zelenina, salat syr, ka-
va a kolae. Kotlety hovadzie, ale
DO baranie pecn sa priamo ma pla-
meni plynovom, zelenina sa uvari
V solenej vode, podusi sa potom
este s mliekom, sol 'ou, alebo po-
dava sa s mliecnou omackou.
V Amerike mono kiipit' zelc-
ninu a ovocinu cez cely rok, pre-,
to jedlo moze byt' vzdy inc a inc.
Vel mi bohatou je priprava ze-
miakov. Bud sa pecn V trnbe, a
lebo sa usmazia mastnote pria-
mo S roastbeefom, alebo sa plnia
a pecn V roznych omackach. Zvla-
stnym americkym jedlom s1 slad-
Ike zemiaky. Vel mi obi l'nbene sn
tiez rome salaty. Vsetky NONE
zbytky pripravuin sa proste ma
lonezou a sii ma podklade zelen5-
no salatn nielen vel mi pekne a
prijemne pre- oko, ale vzdy sl
vel mi chutne. Amerikani obi Il
bill 81 vSetky rome characteristic
ck6 jedla jednotlivych narodno-
stl, ktore V Amerike bFvajn. Pre-
to jie sa v Amerike nielen meme
cka kysla kapusta, ale i mad ar
sky gulaS, talianske spaghetti n
makarony, cinska ryza so zeleni-
nou a vselijake slime paprikovan'.
Spanielske a meXikanske jedla, o
inych ami nehovoriac. Avsak Anne
rikan ma asi nairadsej svoj stek
$ hodne cibul'ou a pripeeenymi
zemiakmi, potion pecenu fazul II
a chutn1 sunku s vajciami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16

dla potrebna voda ma byt' pre-
varena, potion vystydnuta a drza1
ma V prikrytom kamennom hrnci
- ale TAX hrniec ako al prikryv-
ka musi byt' predtym dokonale
umyta vriacou vodou. Naraz pre-
varajte len tol'ko vody, co vam
postaci ma jeden den.
Mlieko od prs je vzdy najbez-
pecnejS Jestli ale toto nemate,
vybraty pokrm musi byt' ciste, "a
zivnd mlieko, rozriedene d. We
ku a vahy kojenca. Jestli sa ne
mozete spoliehat' ma vasho miest.
neho mlieciara, kondensovane
mlieko poskytuje yam idealnu po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16
Ked krmenie kona sa dl'a ipra-
w, ono dodava til najblizsiu ma
hradu "a materinske mlieko.

Vacsina deti nebude 81 cistit
znby, kym rodicia nepriucia ich
ku tomu. Pre- deti je lepsie uzi-
vat teraz Colgate's Tooth Clean
er, ako trpiet v d'alsich rokoch
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-16

ma zuby bolenie q zle zdravie. Col
gates cistf znby dokonale a bez-
pecne. Lekari dentisti vsade od-
porlcajii Colgate's.
Cftajte pozorne tieto clAnky
kazdy tyzden a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadne upotrebenie bn-
djlcnosti.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-25
These Men are
Thinking

|T lHE amount Of quiet, earnest thinking
that is going on with reference to prohi-
bition is not generally realized Even Wayne
B. Wheeler, whose jobe it seems, would require
him to keep in touch with American thought
on the subject, reveals he has not done So
new organization called the Moderation
League, makes a survey Of drunkenness be-
fore and since prohibition. The survey is not
fattering to prohibition. Immediately Wheeler,
speaking for the Anti-Saloon League, offers
this statement for publication:
"The Moderation League is an imported
Canadian wet organization, advocating beer
and light wines"
He declares that cit will fool no one, but
the liquor dealers and the deluded vets who
are financing it," And our own DR.. E. S. Shu-
maker says it is spreading ''wet propaganda. -
Now let's read over the list of directors
and advisers Of the Moderation League and see
if it sounds like Canadian wet organiza-
tion" or an organization of "Equor dealers
and deluded wets' The list contains sixty-six
names. Here s sample dozen:
Elihu Root.
Kermit Roosevelt
The Episcopal Bishop OF Central New
York.
The president Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company
The president of the New York Bar Asso-
citation.
The president of the board of trustees of
Columbia University.
The president of the Carnegie Foundation
for Teachers
w. G. Redfeld, former Secretary of Com
merce.
The president of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co.
Henry Holt, New York publisher
James Speyer New York banker
The president Of the Frisco railroad
These are some Of the men who are think
ing seriously about our present unpleasant con-
ditions-just as you, Mr.. Reader, probably
are. Accusing them of serving the liquor deal
ers or of belonging to "wet Canadian organ
ization" will affect them no more than accus-
ing you of the same things would affect you.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-25
Chug-Chug
BY Hal Cochran

The models nineteen-seventeen;
it's lines are out Of style. But. any
way. it's MY machine. and 1 have
cause to smile. I bought 1t in the
good old days, when autos were the
thing. And now I'm standin'. glad
to praise, cause, gosh, I've had my
fling.
There was the time when folks
would stare, when l went chuggin'
by. My friends all thought that I
was there. used to catch their eye.
OF course a lot of time has passed.
My autos head IS bowed. Right
now it's not so highly classed, and
people laugh out loud.
hop right out and crank the bus.
and then the engine flies. never
have to stop and cuss like lots of
other guys. OF course 1 need not
use a horn. My engine knocks so
strong, that people know. from night
to morn, I'm comm right along.
Go on, you folks, who have. new
cars. and split your sides with
laughter. Why I don't mind your
thar, har, hars" that. where I go.
trail after. ! know my cars a circus
clown and rouses lots Of pity. But
when your cars are broken down
I'll still DO ridin' pretty.
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Incl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-25
CHAPTER "
''The Sacking Of Sallatvala"
By William PhiliD Simms

EU7 ASHINGTON, Nov. 25,-sec'
IWI rotary of State Kellogg's
81 drastic portrayal Of the role
of st. PeterAt-the-Gate, barring from
this promised land even visitors the
color of whose political eyes he does
not fancy, is bringing ridicule and
censure upon the United tSates.
America is far more timid about
COLLINS than such a great big
country should be, conservative
British editors observe. And the
funny thing about this observation
is that 1t was called forth by Sec
rotary Kellogg's ban on the Parsee,
Shapurji Saklatvala, communist
member of the British Parliament.
Passport Cancelled
Saklatvala was about to leave for
Washington as a delegate to the In
terparliamentary Union conference
when Secretary Kellogg ordered his
passport wise Cancelled. Now Saklat.
vala Is none too popular in England,
and when he begins to spout on the
floor of the House of Commons, the
other members generally give him
what is known nthis country as
the 'razz." Offhand. therefore, one
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-25
If Lenin Were Alive

re ONE of us seem to be losing faith in our
" country. Deplorable enough among the
rank and file, such doubts should make an
official blush with shame.
Now there's Secretary of State Kellogg
ranking member of President Coolidge's Cabi-
net. He seems to view the future as the poets
have it, as through glass darkly. Apparently
he has some sort Of notion that we are teeter
ing on the very brink of Bolshevism or Com
munism or some other appalling disaster. He
appears to think we Americans are not alto
gether certain in our own minds whether we
wish to remain loyal to the Star Spangled Ban
ner or flock to the standard of Moscow.
Otherwise, how account for his muzzling of
this foreign visitor and his barring Of that oneY
A man sure of his house does not tremble at
every gust of wind.
This paper entertains no such doubts as to
our country or its people or the future. Amer
leans are red-blooded lot. They know pretty
much what they want and are not milling
around in circles waiting for some outsider to
come along and tell them.
Afraid Of little Saklatvala. communist
member of the British Parliament? Sacred to
let him spend week in this country when the
British put up with him all the time2 Were
Lenin himself alive and at the summit of his
glory, this paper believes he might be permit
ted to come to America and stump the country
from coast to coast for year or for lifetime
without ever being able to carry a county.
That is the way most people feel about this
country. If conditions do not warrant this con-
fidence, then Washington has been keeping
something from us. And if things are, as bad as
that then it is high time the 110,00O,OOO of this
nation were being told.
If things are not like that; if our faith in
America is not misplaced-and not for a mo-
ment DO we believe 1t is-then let us have done
with bans and muzzles on those who merely
want to come here for temporary stay.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-25
TRACK ELEVATION
A STEP NEARER

f~7HE Indianapolis board of
works Monday adopted
IL plans for n $2,176,600 flood
prevention project to straighten,
improve the channel and bridge
White River between Raymond
and Morris SITS. 1t is expected the
project will be advertised and the
contract let as soon as possible.
On this particular flood proven
ton work depends the start of the
belt line track elevation program
on the south side. So the action
of the board of works brings track
elevation a step nearer-perhaps
Marion County authorities
threaten to throw a monkey
wrench into the machinery be-
cause they were not consulted by
the board Of works before it acted.
The city has charge of flood pre-
vention work, but the county pays
part Of the cost. Hence the indig-
nation Of county officials.
I'VE are not going to let the
city run over us all the time"
quoth Harry Dunn, county au-
ditor.
Those are high spirited words.
But what has that attitude on
the part of county officials got to
do with. flood prevention? They
don't deny that this particular
propect is meritorious and should
be undertaken. or that the han
ding of the work is, according to
the law, within the province of
the city board of works.
While county and city officials
thus wrangle over what at worst
was only a breach of etiquette, not
usurpation of statutory authority,
the flood prevention and track ele-
walton programs will have to wait.
Southsiders who have hoped and
prayed for the elevation of the
belt line, 10 these many years, can
continue to hope and pray.
Until city and county officials
settle their latest squabble, how
ever, they aren't answering pray
ers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-25
FARMING STILL
HAS THE BLUES

EVn. II. SETTLE, president Of
IWI the Indiana Fam Bureau
G4 Federation, in addressing
that organization S convention in
Indianapolis Monday. said that
farm conditions in the State are
bad. Prosperity has not yet visited
the agricultural industry. he de-
clared.
The bumper corn crop and other
visible evidences of a productive
season, merely pushes the farmer
deeper in the mire. The price of
corn is below the cost of pro-
duction, it is asserted, and other
farm products are correspondingly
low.
If a farmer can't make money
in an exceptionally good crop
year, obviously the industry is in
a precarious situation. 1t is doubt
full If legislation, artificial price
fixing, cooperative marketing, or
similar schemes urged by farm or
EXAMINATIONS an dcorn-hClt po-
liticians, can remedy the situation.
It is noticeable that the greatest
complaint of agricultural depres-
sion and the most voluble pleas for
farm relief come from the Middle
West States-the corn belt
where land is most fertile, pro-
ductive-and high priced.
In other sections of the country,
New England and the Middle At
lantic States-where land is poor
and cheap-the farmers haven't
succumbed to price conditions.
Which suggests the idea that the
fundamental trouble of corn belt
agriculture is inflated land values
- overcapitalization of farm
properties.
No matter what the price of corn
il it is grown on $400-an-acre land
the grower is just gambling. Only
an economic miracle--a combina-
ton Of bumper crop and famine
prices-which won't occur year
after year, can assure him a profit.
The answer to the agricultural
problem won't be found in Con-
gress, or by prying apart middle
men, grain exchanges, bankers,
Wall Street. The answer will be
found down on the farm by APP
pLcation of the homely laws Of
economics.