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The daily worker., 1925-11-17
Rail Unions Figure
1926 Elections Will
Aid Them This Year

CLEVELAND-(FP)-Railway la
Dor chiefs, meeting here, decided to
push the battle for the Howell-Barkley
rail labor bill in the December session
of congress. Success appears possible
as the coming session will consider
all measures solely with an eye to the
1926 elections. Railway labor's million
votes loom large.
The daily worker., 1925-11-17
SAFETY PACE FOR LABOR PRESS
SET BY ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS;
THIS AMOUNT MUST COME DAILY!

DAILY WORKERS difficult
which
immediate
necessary
Of
$4,000 al
ssee5s6: this following Saturdays
m itanth
The daily worker., 1925-11-17
Moscow Textile Union
Pledge Assistance to
Reichenberg Strikers

MOSCOW, Nov. 15.-The central
committee of the Textile Workers
Union has sent telegram to the Red
Union of Textile Workers in Reichen-
berg expressing solidarity and sympa-
thy with the strike in north Bohemia.
The Reichenberg union sent a similar
telegram of greetings to the confer
ence of the textile workers which
took place Moscow.
The daily worker., 1925-11-17
CONNECTICUT DISTRICT ARRANGES
FOR REORGANIZATION MEETINGS

following meetings district
District Executive COMMITTEES:
NAUGATUcK, r. I-Thuday November 19.
WATERBURY, coNN.--Fiday November 20
ToRRlNGToN coNN--saturday, 2 ii'
HARTFORD, coNN--Wednesday, November 25.
SPRINGFIELD MAss-Thursday November 26.
The daily worker., 1925-11-17
SECTION SIX (CHICAGO) SHOP NUCLEI
ORGANIZATION MEETING is
ATTENDED BY NEARLY 300 COMRADES
BY MARTIN ABERN.

Northwest
Polish
at the Workers
previous
The daily worker., 1925-11-17
A CORRECTION

BY mistake, the WORKER CoRRE-
SPoNDENT news story this week
about conditions in the Raklios and
Thompson restaurants was credited
to Jean Perrides instead of TO S.
Keller, who sent in the article.
The daily worker., 1925-11-17
St. Louis Building
Trades Council Gets
Locals Amliation

ST. LOUIS-(FP)-Large numbers
of building trades unions are reaffili-
ating with the building trades council.
Several unions withdrew a year ago.
The daily worker., 1925-11-17
Important for Milwaukee, Wis.

Next Thursday, November 1o, the party school will
begin at MiIer's Hall, 802 State Street. Bird floor
All the comrades who willing to attend the school
should be present time School will start at p.
sharp.
Comrade oliver Carlson, from Chicago will be in
charge of the school, Every comrade that signed the
application should be present.
The daily worker., 1925-11-17

A good book on Communism
will make you a better Com
munist.
The daily worker., 1925-11-17

Continued page
mns International and their united struggle for the party
and the Communist International.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
Some Pointers
on M anners
Bv Mrs. Eeeckman
When Asking a Second
Helping
,l,An Mrs. EEECKMAN:

DEAR MRS. BEECKMAS:
When passing the plate for a sec
and hcluing should the l-nife and
fork ha icfl on the plate. or removed
and nlaccd on the table cloth?
L. \.
II, knife and fork should be LETT
on the pla;s-pI&ccd together, parallel
with the tips on the lower edge of
the RIA. 80 that they will not easily
he pushed off. TIC handles should
be pointed a bit to the right, SO that
The server win have more room for
the placing OF the food. After the
knife and fork have once been used.
they should never be allowed to touch
the table cloth. even with the handles.
This is most important and use
full rule TO keep in mind. The only
exception to il is the individual but
ter knife, the handle OF which must
rest ON the tnblccloth when it is used
with the small individual butter
dishes. And (thank Heaven y these
small huttcr-dishes are almost gone
ont of fashion in favor of the more
rocmy Observation-Disclosures dishes which
will Supnurt tho handle of thc knife.
Copyright. 1925, Premier synd.. Inc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
Kissed Other Men

Dear Miss Fairfax:
/ have been going about with a
young lady for eight months.
Before going on her vacation she
asked me to promise that l would not
go out with anyone else or kiss any
one. She made me the same promise,
although / did not ask her to do so.
While she was gone she wrote and
asked me whether | was keeping my
pledge, and said she was true to her
promise. On her return she admitted
she had kissed several boys and she
cried when l reprimanded her.
Do you think she would make a
loyal wife? Ny love for her has les
sened considerably, not because she
kissed someone else, but because she
lied to me. ARTHUR.
II were you I would forgive her
this time. After all, she told you the
truth on her return. Until you and
she are sure you love each other truly,
and until you become engaged, you are
foolish to pledge all your time and
attentions TO each other.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
Advice to the
Lovelorn
Trying to Imagine He Loves
Her.
BY Beatrice Fairfax.

f1ef.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
l am in love with Young man who
says he loves me. But my father
doesn't like him. After getting scold-
ed by my father, I told my friend not
to come TO see me any more.
7 went with my girl friend to n
carnival. l met him there and he took
me home. When we got home he
wanted TO take mo ont so we made n
date. but he didn't keep the date.
After waiting for him awhile that
evening. I went again with my girl
friend TO the carnival. He was there.
He said he had tried to get me on the
phorc. but couldn't and that he would
take me home only that he had already
promised TO take another girl home.
Do you think he loves me? What
shall l do? EDNA +.
Far from being in love with you.
your friend doesn't take his friendship
with you seriously enough to keep his
appointments.
You don't mention your age in your
letter. Edna. but / suspect that you
are very young, and I suggest that
you follow your fathers instructions
regarding suitable friendships, unit
you are n little older and wiser.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19


The storm went bowling and swirl
ing about The Birches as / sat staring
at Jeanne, specializing about things
dared not put into words. j wondered
if she had been actuated by DEFINITE
PURPOSE when she used the very words
to describe Arlette Nalleau S absence
from The Hedgerow that ] had en-
ploycd to explain Jim's being away
from home.
Upstate =, IN lmportant,
business Won't be home until
tomorrow
These phrases whirled through my
mind like the snowflakes eddyinS
around outside in leaping, flying ac-
commandment TO the shricking wind.
But pride forbade my asking of Jcanie
what l longcd to put into words. ]
couldn't bring myself to inquire:
did you have any purpose in re-
heating my words? Or did you Just
happen to take them into your sub
conscious and use them again! Do
YOU mean to insinuatc that there IS
any possible relation between Jim 5
trim upstate and Arlette's journey
but as ! sat wanting to know the
things it made me inarticulate to con.
template. Jeanic took matters out OF
nv hands with n sudden abrupt:
Funny how folks have to get ef-
ficient enough TO meet the need OF
their families. Stub told me Arlcttcc
lust had to take hold because now that
Zeke Schmidt is bcdridden and May
is nursing him. there is no one to at
tend to things for him except that
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
Who Said 1t and
Where

"Many wearing rapiers are afraid
OF good quilis.'
The written word is more to be
feared than the sword. Shakespeare
says in Hamlet"
"Iucky men are as rare as white
crows"
Juvcnal in his "Satires" seems to
think there is no such thing as luck.
".AIas. the fearful unbclief is I'M
belief in yourself"
Lack of self-confidence is the most
fatal kind of unbelief. Carlyle says
in one of his Essays"
Beauty is truth, truth beauty-that
is all
Ye know on earth and ye need to
know"
The knowledge of truth and beauty
is the goal of all human science. Keats
affirms in "-An Ode on Greciar
Urn"
1--WE studied men from my topsy.
turvy
Close. and ! reckon, ratner true;
Some are fine fellows, some right
scuryy:
Most. a dash between the two"
In Juggling jerry" George Mere
dith reminds us that no man is wholly
bad.
"Kincs are like stars-tley rise ant
set. they have
The worship of the world, but no re
pose"
Shelley, in "Hellas," pities the lo
of kings
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
Yes or No?

Are boa constructors the largest
snakes?
-. L. there any place in the world
where hydrophobia is unknown:
3. Has the color of grasshoppcrs
ever been known 10 influence Il bird :
choice Of that insect for food?
4. Heather Grows on very poor
soil. Has it any special adaptation
which makes this possible:
Answers TO these questions may be
found
1. No. The largest snakes are
probably the Anacondas of South
America. which have been known to
reach length of over 80 feet.
.. Yes. Hydrophobia does not Oc-
eur in Australia. where it has been
kept out by a rigid quarantine.
:. Yes. Nine out Of ten grasshor
pcrs selected by the bobolnLs as food
for its young seem to be green, ir-
respective Of species.
4. Yes. Heather flourishcs on very
poor soil because it il penetrated 10y
fungus which absorbs water for the
plant in return for nourishment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
Meditations of
a Wife
Something on "Business"
By Helen Rowland

Verify. my Daughter. there IS
word. which smitcth the ears OF
every woman and is an abomination
to her soul.
And 10. that word is business :"
For. this is the great masculine
ALIBI which lcttcth man out Of all
those things which he doth not wish
TO do and provideth him vita an
excuse for all these things which he
desircth to do,
Go to. What man plcadeth in
diligence for a broken promise. upon
the ground that he was SO alb
sorbcd in religion or in love or III
politics, that he lost all count OF
time!
But. when he uitereth the magic
word Business, 10, all is forgiven
him.
Alas, Cuisines" cnticeth Il man
out of the office during business
hours and kcepth him tied to the
office" long after business hours.
Business stimulatcth his mighty
intellect. so that he must relax
therefrom ut the ball game and the
girl show, but wcakcncth his mus
clcs so that he is too weary TO
help move the furniture upon clean
ing days.
Business kecpcth him until mid
night ut the poker party-and re-
quirctn him to sleep until noon upon
Sunday mornings.
Business forccth him TO accept
the cocktail. when he discusscth
finance" with the Wise Boys and
causrth him to return home in the
morning with Il song upon his lips
and his cravat beneath his ear.
Business inspircth him TO be cS-
cccding attentive to the rich and
comedy widow and to take the new
stcnographcr out TO luncheon.
Business absorbeth his mind. so
that he hcareth not his wife's admo-
nitions. at breakfast and is deaf to
her idle gatherings Mt dinner.
Business rcquircth him TO make
merry with the client" who would
"see the town." and cGuseth him to
be full of grouches next morning.
Verify. verify, business" is the
beautiful mantle which copcreth all
his steppings; the peg on which he
hangcth his excuses; the door be-
hind which he lockcth all his secret
goingS and comings; the drawbridgc
over which he cscapcth from all I'M
pleasant obligations.
q
And, not while she livcth, shall
any wife discover whether "Busi'
ness" is a flapper, u widow, a
blonde. brunette. a poker party, a
ball game, or IN honest days work,
SELAH.
Copyright. 1925. kihs Feature Syn. In
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
Fashionable Fads

Framing pictures and bags should
be most carefully and thoughtfully
done. for masterpieces in both lines
can be completely spoiled If the correct
frame is not selected. Most correct
are the shell framcs-of imitation am
Der or tortoisc-upon which antelope
leather pouch bags are mounted. Th'
larger the bag. the more to be desired.
hence some o. the most striking shell
framed bags have frames nine and Il
half inches wide.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
Helpful Hints

When burnt, camphor is n splendid
disinfcctant.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
Sacrifices

WHY"-runs that most outrageous
specimen of fetish worship
BUT ANY TRADITION THAT
DOES NOT ALLOW MEN TO
treason WHY" WHEN BY
SUCH REASONING THEY CAN
RENDER GREATER SERVICE,
is A VICIOUS AND STUPID IA
BOO. 1T SHOULD HAVE No
PLACE IN A CIVILIZED PRO
GRAM.
Cnnvrlrht. 1oe5. kim TeatrIrn Svn.. Inc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
Table Talks
Preserving
PEACH AND PEAR CONSERVE.
By Alice Irwin

PEACH AND TEAR CONoLHfH'
Two cups diced peaches.
Two cups diced pears.
Two lemons, juice and grated rihu'
Three cups sugar.
Two.thirds cup English walnuts,
blanchcd and chopped. .,
Combine the ingredients, with inc
exception of the nuts. Cook slowly
for As minutes; then add nuts ana
cook 10 minutes longer. Turn INTO
sterilized glasses or jars and when cooi
cover with paraffin
OUNCE HONEY.
Three good-sized ounces.
Three pounds sugar.
Two cups water.
Wash, peel and crate ounces or
put through food chopper. Bring sugar
and water to boiling point, add grated
crinces and boil fifteen minutes. Turn
into stcTilizei glasses or jars and when
cool cover with paraffin.
CHOW CHOW.
One large cauliflower.
Eighteen small cucumbers.
One pint small onions.
Six small green peppers.
One tablespoon tumcric.
One cup salt.
Two small red peppers.
One quart vinegar.
Two tablespoons mustard.
Peel onions. let cook ten minutes
in boiling water, then drain. Separate
cauliflow.r into flowerets and let soak
in saltcd water One-half hour. Put
orions III one bowl. cauliflovcr, Gu
cumbcrs ana peppers in another. ADD
salt 10 three quarts water and let boil
ten minutes; skim and pour it over
the vegetables in the two bowls and
let stand overnight. Pour off brine
and put vegetables together in n pre-
serving kettle. Mix mustard and tu-
meric with half n cup OF water and
pour over vegetables add vinegar and
let heat TO boiling point; let simmer
one hour, then seal in jars.
VEGETABLE MINEMEAT.
One peck green tomatoes.
Two pounds white sugar.
Three pounds raisins.
Juice three oranges.
Two tablespoons cinnamon.
One tablespoon ailspicc.
Onc-huif pound finely chopped surt.
-Four tablespoons salt.
Onc-fodrth pound candicd lemon
peel.
juice four lemons
Three pounds brown sugar.
One lCck apples.
Two pounds curlants.
One glass cu7rant or other jelly.
Ona tablespoon cloves.
One tablespoon nutmeg or mace.
Two cuTs cider.
Orc-hali pound finely chopped
c!tron.
Ore-fourth pound candicd orange
peel.
CHIP Tomatoes finely aud let drain.
Add sugar and fruit juices. Let come
10 boiling pint slowly and boil twenty
minutes. Adj apples. finely chopped
or sliced. with Icmaindb Of ingrcdi-
cnts. to tbs Iaixtura Coos slowly until
ali fruit IS 'icGr-about enc and one
fourth hours.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19

And. not while she liycth. shall
any wife discover whether "Busi-
ness" is flapper, u widow,
blonde. brunette. a poker party, a
ball game, or IN honest days work.
SELAH.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
SPI(r.D TOH..TOES.

Two quarts tomGtors.
Erc tablespoon cinnamon.
Ono 19l,; spoon Eutmcg or mace.
Two POUNDS sugar.
One tablespoon '.isp,,c.
Cne and unc-ha!f teaspoon cloves.
Skin and slice Tomatoes add sugar
and SPICES end put on 70 cooE. Boil
the mixtu:e until it is Of the CON
sistoncy 81 jam. Turn into stcrilizcd
glasses Of jars and seal at once.
TIMBAEES.
Threc-fourths Gun flour.
One-half teaspoon SGlt.
One teaspoon sugar.
One-half cup milk.
One egg.
Ono tablespoon melted butter.
Mix dry ingredients. add milk
gradually with egg slightly beaten :
then add melted butter. Shape. using
hot timbalc iron. and fry in deep
fat until crisp and brown. Take from
iron and invert on brown paper to
drain.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-22

elect lieutenant-governo as Other
officers are chosen to prohibit the con
sideration of local legislation by the
General Assembly to make the Grand
Jury system optional with the circuit
judges; to place members of the Gen.
eral Assembly on salary of $1,000
for two years term; to increase the
number of Supreme Court judges from
five to seven and authorize the legisla-
ture to fix their salaries at not to ex-
ceed $1,000.
School legislation is beginning to APP
pear and If one may judge the general
sentiment prevalent in both bodies II
is most favorable to the school system.
A proposition to submit county super
vision in Marion county to vote of
the people did not meet with favor
and was opposed on the ground that
it is not local legislation, but affects
the efficiency of the entire county
board system. The representative of
Newton county proposed to require a
term of not less than six months an
nually in each district, abolishing or
consolidating such districts as are un-
able to meet this requirement. A bill
was introduced in the Senate to amend
the statutes providing for n reorgani-
zation of the State Text Book Com
mission to consist of four teachers and
three business men. the governor to
act as chairman and the state super
intendent as secretary. Representative
Davis of Lafayette county attempted
to place the House on record against
athletics in any school supported by
state revenues, declaring that the
money spent for coaches and other ath-
letic expenses might much better be
spent for other purposes. The resolu-
tion was tabled Bills have been in
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-22
j. L. NEEDHAM
Manager.

any pronounced degree of wisdom and
good judgment before he is 35 or 40,
at the earliest.
In this way nature compensates us.
As our physical powers weaken, our
intellectual powers strengthen. But
only up to certain point. Ultimately
sOmes senility, when mantal faculties
lost their powers and brilliance.
Light-hearted man squanders the
best part Of his life. Old age begins
to overtake him usually before he real
ly gets down to business" Small
wonder, so few reach the top of the hill
of success. For youth, while it may
work hard, rarely exerts itself to the
limits Of its powers.
The years that are wasted are the
most important of all.-Poplar Bluff
Citizen-DemOcrat.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-22
Little Rock Letter

Little Rock, Jan. 22.-The first week
of the 45th General Assembly closed
with total of AZ bills introduced in
the Senate and 5S in the House. AS
usual majority of these 100 pro
posed measures consists of local bills.
There has early in the session been
manifested desire ON the part of
many Of the members TO simplify their
work by the enactment of general legis-
ation wherever it is possible to meet
local needs While the old custom of
exempting counties from the provisions
Of general act still prevails, there Is
apparent a disposition to make laws
general to apply TO all counties alike.
One of the outstanding features of
the session is the practical application
of the principles of economy i'm the ex-
penses of the General Assembly. There
will be fewer employees in both houses
this year than ever before, although
the House, with a membership of 100,
has for several sessions had consider
ably fewer employees than the Senate
with 30 members. Governor Terral in
his inaugural message recommended
that law be enacted restricting the
number of employees in each house to
not more than 80. Representative Davis
Of Lafayette county, known several
years ago as the chief Of the battle
aXe brigade, is running true to form
and is leading, cOnscientiously, in the
aght against the creation of useless
positions
The poor old constitution of 1874 is
coming in for its usual attack. Three
proposed amendments have been offer
ed in the House aud two in the Senate.
Il is proposed that the people shall
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-22
Easy Way to Break
Severest Cough

No matter how long you have had
apersistent, weakening cough-no mat.
ter how many remedies you have tried
without success-you can usually get relief in.
stantly, and often relieve the entire cough con-
ulsI9n I,n m ~ hours, by very simple method.
lhe method is based on a remarkable pre-
scrgtion known as DIR. Kings New Discovery
Tor coughs. You simply take one teaspoonful
aha mold It IN your throat for Is or 20 seconds
peIoIe swallowing Il, without following with
WateI. ne prescription has double action.
~ MOI only soothes md heals soreness and Ire
ntation, but It quickly loosens and removes
tne phlegm and congestion which are the di-
reet cause Of the coughing. The prompt re-
nei seems almost magical, and the quickness
win winch the whole cough condition disap-
peafs Is often simply amazing. There is moth
ing Detter Tor coughs, chest colds, bronchitis.
bronchialasthma, ,hoarseness, and almostevery
!hIo2t irritation. Economical, too, as the dose
= only one teaspoonful On sale at all good
druggists. Aslfor
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-22
When Does Old Age Begin?

A man reaches the prime of life at
p years. But even then his hearing
is on the down grade, as that sense is
more acute at seven or eight years.
Such is the belief of Professor Karl
Pearson, distinguished scientist.
A few years ago DIR. Eugene Lyman
Fiske expressed his opinion that our
bodies begin wearing out at the age of
12.
So authorities disagree.
But the average man undoubtedly
reaches the pinnacle of his physical
powers before he is 30. Thereafter he
slowly deteriorates. His health may
be good. But the endurance of youth
is on the wane.
Old age really begins in the cradle
That is, our care and envidonment in
infancy determine, to considerable ex-
tent. the number of years of strength
and health that will be available to
us before we begin to go downhill ply
sically.
Yet, despite all we can do, the sum
mer of life is brief. In his early thir-
ties a man begins to realize instructive
ly that he cannot stand exposure and
strain as he could in his teens and
twenties.
OF men between ages 21 and 81 who
were called up under the selective ser
vice act, 3S in every 100 were rejected
on account of physical defects. Old
ge-deterioratiOn, which is the fore
runner of physical dissolution-had
sunk its talOns into them.
However, man is in the late autumn
or winter of physical condition before
he reaches the summertime of mental
development.
1t is rare man whose brain has