davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-03-29

10 IIt tncli BOiI CiuDS WHICH, SW
= Yet it is true that very little if
correctly sent to the top of its back
You elevate the club by making
fact is, you don't elevate it at all. II
ing else it can possibly do. Actual
is one of the common errors of gol
the mediocre class who might as we
Fig. in today's chart shows
you exactly what happens when the
driver is lifted by the hands and
arms in the Back swing. (The prin-
cipie here involved applies to all
the clubs) This club was not swung
back at all-it was lifted up. The
idea in making a swing is not to
lift the club up. but to swing 1t back.
The pivoting of your body, the turn
ing of your shoulders and the reach
ing outward with the left arm COM
bine to force the club into correct
top position. The least shifting of it
Immediately throws It out of its
plane. Observe the dotted line path
of the clubhead showing OBJ how the
clubhead was lifted directly up from
the ball, (c) how the upward arc is
away inside the true line that the
clubhead should have traced In the
back swing and (d) how the club
head cut directly across the ball in
the down swing, causing a sliced
ball. il the ball was hit at all.
Fig. Q shows player in position
Evening star., 1925-03-29
JOCK HUTCH COMING HERE
FOR MATCH NEXT SUNDAY

R. MACKENZIE and Dave Thomson have rough road
X Sunday exhibition match the Wash
ngton Country the exhibition
Washington
of Washington,
of
and Club
Farrell
last night to F D. Paxton golf of the Vr
Evening star., 1925-03-29
REACH SOCCER FINAL.

LONDON, March Is Sheffield
United defeated Southampton goals
to 0, and Cardiff defeated Black burn
Rovers, goals to 1, in the semi
finals today of the English Foot Ball
Association cup competition. Shelf
field United meets Cardin at Wem-
bley in the cup final on April Is.
Evening star., 1925-03-29
D. C. GIRL B0WLERS
BEAT BALTIMOREANS

BALTIMORE, Md, March 2s.-The
bowling stars of the washington
Ladies' Duckpih League had little
trouble defeating the Baltimore Re-
gents tonight. 1,462 to 1886, margin
of rs pins in the three games.
The visitors eased off in the third
game, and the Regents won by eight
pins.
Billy" Miner OF the Washington
team was the star, getting high game
and set, 116 and 313, respectively
Scores:
Evening star., 1925-03-29
GOLF FINAL rs A ROUT.

ST AUGUSTINE, Fla, March 2s.-
Stanley Thompson, stalwart Cana
dian, won the first leg of the Ponce
de Leon golf trophy by decisively
defeating Kenneth Reed OF. the
Scarsdale Club, New York, in the final
round Of the tournament here, 3
and 8.
Evening star., 1925-03-29
NEW PLAN FOR QUALIFYING
ELIMINATES OLD BUCABOO
Holding of Preliminary Tests for National Open Golf
Event in Three Sections of Country Will Prove
Boon to the Players
BY RAY MCCARTHY.

C>T AUGUSTINE, Fla, March 28Undr arrangement
qualifying for the national is likely
the field competing at Worcester only
representative of the best players
include practically all of the
Until last the qualifying rounds open
is on the same
The
and the
Evening star., 1925-03-29
ALTERATIONS MAKE LINKS
RIGOROUS TEST OF GOLF
Relatively Easy Layout of Two Years Ago Has Been
Transformed Into Stiff Proposition by Exten-
sive Program of Changes.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

of bunkering and changes de-
M to golf, the
Chevy relatively OF
the and made of the clubs
point OF difficulty with
any links in middle Atlantic section.
chamanship of Thompson,
golfers of this section the golf
Of the
with the firm intention OF making it more drheu
made the Chevy
Chase Club attractive from playing standpoint
has accomplished
tod the Chevy Chase the really hard
Evening star., 1925-03-29
TRACK MEET TO v. P.I,

BLACKSBURG, Va, March 28.-
Trackmen Of W P. I. defeated the Da-
wilson track team, so points to As, in
dual meet here today. Each team won
seven firsts, but the Techmen scored
heavily with second and third places.
Evening star., 1925-03-29
DUCKPIN RACE TIGHT
IN MASONIC LEAGUE

The bowling race in the Masonic
League is real tight. and as a re-
suit the interest has been increasing
as the end of the season looms up.
st. John Is out in front by two
games over Lebanon, and NJ NJ.
Parker and New Jerusalem are tied
for third place only three games be-
hind the leaders.
Evening star., 1925-03-29
ROD AND STREAM
by PERRY MILLER.

HE anglers dream-a we'll stocked Districts
/ gathering momentum day.
COL Sheriff. after his conference with of
Bureau of Fisheries regarding the placing Basin
this Spring and making
the most famous the country for the angler called
and asked them what
AT the owhat he
automatic SherrHs
. ! 8 . :. I
Evening star., 1925-03-29
YALE FENCERS WIN.

WEST POINT, N. Y, March 2s.---
Yale fencers defeated the Army team
to-day, o matches to 5.
Evening star., 1925-03-29
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE.
Leading Performances


High individual average-Harville. 1892.
High individual game; Harville, 161.
High individual set-Haryille, 403.
High team game-Mount Pleasant, 593.
High team set-Mount Pleasant, 1881,
Greatest number of spares-Haryille, 131.
Greatest number Of strikes-P. Elicit, SO.
The past week brought the best
rolling this season. After Anity had
rolled 583 in their second game
against Golden Rule. knocking Off the
former high team game by 6 pins,
Mount Pleasant, the present leaders,
came right back in their match with
Harmony, totaling 693. Mount Pleas
ants total for their three games was
1881, just % pins over the former
high set record. Although dropping
two games to the leagne leaders, Har-
mony rolled their best set of the sea-
son, with Pope contributing the best
total for his team. In this match,
Logan Of Mount Pleasant, rolled 14S,
us and III. totaling 'sS7. the second
Evening star., 1925-03-29

could tell all the golfers of the time
lift their golf clubs when swinging could probably
that little any lifting when the
civ To The Of liz hacks swing y
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20

W. Warren Thompson has accepted
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
MOTOR USED AS BRAKE
GOOD SAFETY MEASURE

Many motorists in driving down
long. steep hills snap off the ignition
of their engines. In some states there
are signs at the tops of the hills ad.
vising drivers to shut off their motors.
Although incorrect, the reason for this
advice and practice is plain. The OBJ
ject is to use the motor of the car as
brake, says the Paige-Jewett "Own-
err"
The use Of the engine as a brake is
not only a sound safety measure but
it saves the brake Innings from the
destructive effects Of heat generated
when the brakes alone are used on
long grade. To use the motor in check
ing the cars speed it is necessary only
to retard the gasoline throttle to the
limit. But use the motor in this man
ner only with the ignition turned on.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
VANCE VISITS S. A.
TO SECURE AUTOS

Griff Vance, general manager Of
the Jack Neal Nash Motor company
branch at Houston, was among the
San Antonio visitors during the past
week. He called at Jack Neal Nash
company to get a Nash Special road
ster and sedan to be taken to Hous-
ton for immediate delivery. Mr..
Vance reports that Nash and Ajax
business in Houston is exceptionally
good since opening the new establish
ment in that city several months ago.
Mr.. Vance was formerly sales man
ager for the local Jack Neal estab-
Iishment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20

n position in the radio department at
the Straus Frank Company. Mr..
Thomas is well known in San Antonio,
having lived here a number of years.
He is well pleased with his new posi-
ton.
Ed Herpel from Herpei Gillsspie,
sIert the past week ON deer hunt
below CoJulla.
Mrs. Victor Keller purchased a
Packard single six roadster from the
Citizens Auto Company during the
past week.
The Citizens Auto Company de.
livered Packard straight eight club
sedan to III. l.. Kokernot during the
last woke.
The HupmoDile and Packard dealer
at Victoria called at the Citizens
Auto Company during the past week
to deliver Packard five passenger
single six club sedan.
Another addition to the rapidly
growing radio department at the
Straus Frank Company is Don Stroud
Ir., who has accepted a position as
service man.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20

dan to be delivered in Victoria be-
fore Christmas. He reports that the
dealers of Victoria are making this an
automobile Christmas.
L. S. Lovett, of Seguin, visited W.
NJ. Morgan, of Morgan Woodward
Auto company, last week to purchase
new five-passenger Lincoln sedan.
ltis a special order and should arrive
in San Antonio within the next few
days for delivery. This model is one
Of the most attractive built by the
Ford Motor company.
A four-passenger Lincoln phaeton
arrived in San Antonio the first part
of the week for the Morgan-Wood
ward Auto company, states W. NJ.
Morgan. The car is finished in deep
gray and green. 1t has natural wood
wheels.
James A. Gallagher Jr.. Of the
Union Meat company has purchased a
Moon cabriolet from the Embleton Mo-
tor company. local dealer. He is
booster for Moon products and praises
the car for its performance and
beauty.
!. T. Nash, Chevrolet dealer at
Crystal City. called at the Southern
Equipment Company during the past
week.
]. r. Rollins of the Rollins Motor |
Company, Oldsmobile dealer at
Brownsville, visited the Southern
during the past week, and
drove out of town with Oldsmobilc |
cars. which he states are selling fine
in the Border City.
Tom Stevenson, proprietor Of the
Stevenson Motor Sales Company.
was in town during the
past week in an endeavor to rush de-
livery of Chevrolet cars, and while in
he city visited at the house Of Same
Day Service"
Herbert Teel, Chevrolet and Radio
Corporation of America dealer at De
vine. checked in at the Southern
Equipment Company during the past
week.
W. Warren Thompson has accepted
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
Gas Gossip Along Auto Row

Sam Easley Jr., Nash dealer of Tay.
lor. received Nash special coupe from
Jack Neal Nash Company, while in
San Antonio last week. He drove the
car back to Taylor to be delivered to q
customer there.
Ed Linn, Port Arthur Ford dealer,
visited the Crawford Motor Company
last week. He is very optimistic over
the outlook for Ford business in 1926.
Tom Hines, of the parts department
of the Crawford Motor Company, has
his improved Ford coupe equipped
with practically every accessory that
can be put ON a Ford car.
The Citizens Auto Company deliv-
cred a new Hupmobile six sedan to
]. A. Flack during the past week.
Lewis Y. Saunders is the proud
owner of new Hupmobile sedan re-
Gently purchased from the Citizens
Auto Company. He states that it is
one of the best cars he has ever
owned.
Robert W. Towery, new addition
TO the StrauS Frank family. is acting
in the capacity of stenographer for
f. ID. Straus, sales-manager.
Henry Brasher, proprietor Of the
Brasher Buick Company at Weimar,
was a business visitor at the Straus
Frank Company during the past week.
Mr.. Brasher is always welcome at his |
San Antonio headquarters. and never
fails TO check in there Immediately |
upon his arrival in the city.
+. M. Tolbert, Chevrolet and Nash |
dealer at Columbia. Texas, as well as
an enthusiastic radio fan, checked in |
at re Southern Equipment Company \
during the week.
Jack Stewart, territorial represen-
tative of the Durapt Motor company.
spent the past week in the San An
tonic territory, placing several new
dealerships in nearby towns. where the
Star and Durant are not already rep
resented.
r. L. Hamilton, who was recently
added to the sales force OF the San
Flint company, states that he
IS pleased with his new position. He
is making good, selling Flint cars,
says Ward Orsinger, of the company.
]. A. Coleman and Ed Linderman,
veil known in San Antonio automobile
low, have been placed in charge of the
ractor d partment of Morgan-Wo
ward Auto company, announces W. NJ.
Morgan, of the company. These men
will specialize in the sale of Fordson
FACTORS for commercial, industrial and
arm work in South Texas. The COM
ANY services all Fordson tractors for
south Texas, he states.
Charles Jordan, of Jordan-Ivers No
or company, has just returned from a
Tery successful hunting trip in the
laredo district. He was gone from
he city one week and returned with
wo big bucks. He killed one twelve
,oint buck and another smaller dear.
Fl. A. Abshier, popular Nash and
Ajax dealer Of Victoria, visited the
lack Neal Nash company last week
o get Nash Special coupe and Sc
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
JOHN NEWMAN SELLS
USED FORDS FOR
HAGNER-S PRINGALL

John Newman. live wire Ford sales
man, has Joined the used car sales
forces of the Hagner-Springall Com.
pany, 80 Sixth street. This company
is among the leading used Ford deal
ers of San Antonio and reports
bright future for the used car business
as well as successful past year. ;dr.
Newman says that many used Fords
Will be given as Christmas presents
this year. December will be big
month for his company, he states.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
APPOINT NEV
] CADILLAC CAR
OFFICIALS
Increase in Personnel
Follows Big Gain in
Production.

In fine with the new expansion pro
gam Of the Cadillac Motor Car com
pany, announcement is made by Law
renee p. Fisher. Cadillac president,
II changes in the company's organiza-
zion. according TO the Goad Motor
company here.
Lynn McNaughtou, vice president
and general sales manager, win assist
President Fisher in administrative
lines IN addition to retaining general
supervision Of sales.
= II. NJ. STEPHENS, now general man.
uger Of the company's Chicago branch.
will come to Detroit as general sales
manager IN direct charge Of sales. and
win be succeeded at Chicago by r.
q. Tiffany, now general sales manager
there.
The appointments are effective at
once.
PRODUCTION Ut
: The increase in the Cadillac per-
eonnel follows Immediately upon the
release by the company of figures
showing that business during the past
five months has been running double
what IL was last year, along with
Che statement that current orders as
sure capacity output throughout the
winter. Plant expansion and increas-
cd production schedules have neces-
STATED Mr.. McNaughton's giving a
greater share of his time to admins
frative duties. while his connection
with the organization since one-cylin-
der DAYS has made him an influential
factor in the distributor organization
Mr.. Stephens. in coming to Detroit
and rejoining the Cadillac factory or
sanization, returns TO the plant of
which be was construction manager
when the present great Cadillac plant |
Tas built five years ago. He was ap-
pointed Chicago branch manager De
tember I, 1924. and has been a mem |
Der of the Cadillac organization since |
the close of the world war. serving in |
several sales executive and mainte- |
nance capacities.
A CIVIL ENGINEER.
Shortly after joining the company
Re became eastern district manager
with headquarters in New York. He |
also spent more than a year in inten-
sive study Of maintenance methods
throughout the United States and Can
ada.
Before Joining the Cadillac, he was
for several years construction manager
IN charge of large operations, both for
The Dupont interests and for the Cen
eral Motors corporation. It was in
these capacities that he was in charge
Of the construction Of the new Cadillac |
plant.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
UVALDE DISTRIBUTOR
VISITS STEINHARDT

L. T. Edwards, Hudson-Essex deal
er in Uvalde, was a San Antonio
visitor last week. He oiled on Will
liam Steinhardt. of the Crockett Au-
tomobile company. Southwest distribu-
tor for Hudson and Essex cars.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
PLANS GREATER OUTPUT

Plans for the erection Of six story
building adjacent to Its present main
manufacturing building in Toledo, and
which will duplicate that structure,
were announced today by r. A. Stra-
nahan, president Of the Champion
Spark Plug Co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
VISITS OVERLAND
DEALERS IN S. A.

George Baetz, WHY'S Overland deal
or of New Braunfels, was San An
tonic visitor last week. While here.
he visited the San Antonio Overland
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
HOST TO BUSINESS MEN

The Stutz Motor Car company last
week was host to a number of the
leading business men of the United
States, including several hundred dis
tributors and dealers in the Stutz
Sales Convention for 1926.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
Down Payment

r6f those who 6es4rs, sreSfsa a.
engagements have been made whereby
"a EsSex Coaeh may be purchased
FOR a flrgt payment Of t1s6. The re-
naming payments 1882 monthly.
These terms cover all charges, inter
eK and Insurance Included
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

FOR SABE--half interest 7-pnsHon-
ger Willyb-Knight, 1924 model.
run only 1000 miles. $3.50 MAIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
WANTED
REAL ESTATE
Think It Over

Selling services OF rs offices
and over coo snlcymen. No
listlng fees or charges. All
real estate mon arc not real
tors, but all members Of the
Multiple Listing Bureau are.
Phone MAin-7221 for list OF
members, have ono OF thcm
list your property, and ITS
Just as good as sold"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
Very Cheap

$2,250
8 Rooms-Sun Room
A really attractive little homo.
with lake view. Mt Rain
Ter Beach, Has largo living
room with fireplace, Lot 10
75xi00. on good improved
st. Easy terms
MURPHY REALTY CO,
KEnwd-47l7
TOULOUSE. 2 rooms, furniahed.
corner lot, on Cur limo: city light,
water. Sc Stewart st., Room 10.
Terms
ROOMS. piaHtcrod, basement.
view, close 10 Woodland park.
$4,000. Terms. Twin Realty.
SUnHet-II50.
LOVELY. now homo; nent; lake
view. s23 33rd s. owner. Rainier
1913.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

BEST dry forest wood, $3.50 cord
Mlllwood with lots OF blocks. $3.50,
KEnwd- iG0S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
CApitI-b000

TOO MUCH WOOD IN STOCK
Must be moved. Mil sleh s325:
ltlin-dry pinncr ends, 80 bono-dry
slab, 81 large lond. ELiot-iB6f;
cvcningp, KEnwd-7325.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

Suburban Home
Owner in California
Price $500; $3.50 Cash
i-room modern bungalow. on 81
acre OF ground: 30 bearing fruit
trees. berries; chicken houses;
splendid garden soil. water and
lights; 3 blocks TO car limo. one 10
pavement. close 20 grade and high
school A nice place and n good
buy. I'm settlement OF an eRtate.)
II. NJ. NELSON, REAITOR
t02 Marion Bldg. MANIFEST
GROOM home. close In; good dls-
trlct; 5000. terms Biggest bar
gain ever offered, sol Jackson ct.
ELiot-3502.
NO PAYMENT DOWN
$50 por month buys good Groom
house In North End, Price $4,000.
Call nEncn 7as4.
a-ROOM modern house, Leschi pnrk,
owner going East. Easy terms.
GLendle- 20i6-R-l.
BARGAINS In UnivorElty homes,
business property. Al Terry & Co.
tbl0h u. why KEnwd-4713.
If YOU WANT to buy QUEEN ANNE
property. see II. g. CULVER, II
Boston st. GArfld-007T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

coAL,-BUcoDA lump. 1915: nut.
1925, delivered zone 4. No SCOT
no screenings. It's economy un-
challenged. MAln-7923. we save
vnu NANCY"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

WILDWOOD, clann, dry, inside
blocks. 1915; also heavy bark. fir
slab 5375. anywhere. Sunset
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
BRAND NEW
l.n00M nuNdALOW

iskDpN HINtAlg3N
FOR TRADE or SALE
Living room has hardwood floors.
fireplace: dining room Is arranged
20 X can hc used AZ a bedroom,
and has hardwood floors. and eT-
tends clear across front 81 house,
bath has tile floor, Pembroke tub;
bedroom with bracket lighta and
largo closet handy little cabinet
kitchen and breakfast nook. cozy
and comfortable full cement base
mcnt: best furnace with cola
laundry tubs. drain: nice looking
garage with concrete floor and
driveway
MUST RE SOLD At ONCE
NOT a QUESTION or MONEY
JUST SOME RESPONSIBLE
FAMILY TO OCCUPY THIS HOME
Is WHAT THE OWNER
WANTS NOW
Rhvonna District. only 1880
VERY EASY TERMS ARRANGED
PHIL HINCHEN
1889 Brooklyn KEnwd.iSS6
AfElrpe -osss Evenings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

LEARN 10 repair your own car. ~
weeks, night course s5o. Modern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
SUPREME CORDS
Westlake Chevrolet Co.
11a WEsTIAKE AVE. NO.

FORD delivery. years old.
Martini Perry body, a good
sorvicchble car. Price, sis5.
Easy terms. Phone WEST
9s37.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

SPECIAL ON BATTERIES
Rebuilt batteries. 1915 and your old
battery. Guaranteed good as new.
a. II. @. Battery Co. 1910 Wood
land Park ave. Phone Sunset
00i3. Open evenings and Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

GENUINE MONARCH COAL
Lump, 1915. delivered. High In
heat, low in ash. no SCOT Money
back guarantee. ELiot-gie0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

1921 OVERLAND sedan, In good con-
dltion. VIII take diamond ring ms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

Arrow Furnace Coal
S7.75 PER TON. DELIVERED
Clean. economical. hot fuel. consist
ing OF two-thlrds large free-burn-
ing lump and ohe-thlrd washed
ooking steam coal. a trial order
Will convince you.
Arrow Coal Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

SCISSORS, knives, clippers. razors
and blndes shsrpened right. Keys
duplicated. 1913 Third.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-24

American Wooden Co. drops social
welfare" work department
Customs laborers at South Boston
army base strike for wage increase.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-24
The Weekly PrecentOr
RELIGION and ETHICS


No character in fact or fiction ever
struck a more sublime thought than
Caius Cassius when he answered his
complaining friend, Brutus: "a friend
must bear a friends infrmitieS, but
Brutus makes mine greater than
they are"
If you wish 20 be a friend you must
bear a friends infmities. There is
nothing greater in friendship. Brutus
and Cassius quarreled, and the quar-
rel ended happily because Brutus ae-
cepted his friends philosophy.
There is great deal more in
friendship than the average person
thinks. A mere acquaintance is not
friend. Neither is a young woman's
lover necessarily her friend Yet she
invariably introduces him as such.
Under no possible circumstance is he
her friend unless he fulfill the scrip
tural requirement and "Sticketh
closer than a brother" At that she
would be safer in calling him her last
chance" or her first hope" for he
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-24

The chief error of employers has
been to attempt to maintain low
standard of wages and working con.
ditions. This was characteristic Of
slave labor in the south. As a result
the black man was kept in poverty
and ignorance, and was noted for his
laziness and incompetency.
Sixty years have passed since the
United States freed its slaves, and
even now the poverty and weakness
of the colored race is one of the
nations chief problems.
1t will take another sixty years to
bring the colored people to even a
modest degree of culture as compared
to his white employer.
What is true of the black man is
also true of the white employe. Low
wages prevent his becoming skilled
in labor; keep him in ignorance; break
down his morale and result in gen
eral suppression, 1t is this that
Union Labor wishes to avoid in de
manding better wages and more
suitable. working conditions. In the
end the higher wage and better work
ing conditions employers can provide
the more prosperous will this country
become.
Union Labor does not ask an eN-
horbitant price for the commodity ii
sells. 1t asks only what is needed in
order to live above reproach.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-24

DIR. H. ]. SMITH, Chiropractor.
2O4 LIST Nat. Bank Bldg.
Champaign. 1897.
Hours: Gil. 2-5.