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Evening star., 1926-05-23
WANTED-SALESMEN.

AGENCY for line of school and Office equip.
ment for sale to man who can qualify. at
slight cost over value of stock on hano
Owners time otherwise occupied. ana must
sell. Address Box Box. Star Office. %
AUTOMOBILE statesmen to sell Oakland
and Pontiac motor cars. For several nve-
wire men. who have either Ford or Chev-
get some sort Of transportation. we have
basis and with a small salary to- Offset ex;
penses. Every cooperation is offered. ana
while experienced statesmen will be preferred
we may consider an inexperienced man II ne
has a nice personality and Is hard and
willing worker. See Mr.. Simons tomorrow
CREW MANAGERS AND statesmen
selling subdivision in Tidewater Virginia.
the center, as shrewd operators have already
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We have the experience and means es-
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Evening star., 1926-05-23

SITUATIONS-MALE, FEMALE.
COUPLE-Experienced walter and cook
would manage club or eating place. Ad-
dress Box 225-X. Star office.
MAN AND WIFE. colored. want positions as
cook and general utility man, to go away
tor Summer. Arply Jessie HalcOmb. l346
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teach: - reasonable Address BOX sse,x,
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man, cashier. bookkeeping and general office
work. Address Box 226-X. Star Office.
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COLLECTOR-We want an
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Evening star., 1926-05-23

Broadcast your wants through the medium Of
classified advertisements in The Star. The Star is
in Washington each secular evening and Sunday
morning.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-03
Hodil posledna naruc knih al

4
Hodil posledna naruS knfh do
CHINA q zakriGal
Okamzite otvaram
Anton AntonovM popravil 81
f1zy.
Teraz sa nename eoho oba-
vat povedal zene. Len ie-
den Martin Zadeka !" zestal, ten
vsak ME je nebezpecny. A kto
vie. Obyvatelev nhytil Mar
ina Zadeka'' a hodil do pece.
Takto je to este bezpecnej-
Sic! povedal, uslnejnc sa.
Teraz otvor, mech idd. Nebledni
tax, mila Ked uvidia bledost !,
pomyslia 81 Bob vie co. Nemame
priciny bledndt'. zandari 81 pri
prehliadkach vel mi slusni. Spat-
nych SLOW od Mich n'epocujes.
Obyvatelev otvoril dvere, hlbo-
ko l. nklon;l ] ,nrabovor;l nr5;am
ninn blasom.
M;lost;ve nros,m nanov;a,
Podpiste.! pocul hrubd
odnnyad,
ohvvatelev nozdyibol hlavn !
m;asto 5andara y;,7al nrad sahon
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-03
CLANOK 1872.

Jedenie diet alta nikdy nema
byt' vyberane . jedneho alebo
dvoch predmetov potravinyt Roz-
dielnost' potrebna je tym ciel 'om
aby idodane boly vsetky ku vzra-
stu potrebne materiale. Touto roz
dielnost on predijde sa al jedno-
tvarnosti. Diet "a dostavat ma
kazdy den aspon po troske ma
sledovnych jedM:
Obiliny ,alebo inc mlete vyrob-
KY, ktore obsahujd vonkajsok o.
bilnin, ako sn otruby, psenicne O.
truly, spuchd psenicu, nelestenn
ryzu, ktore obsahuj1 vitaminy,
ponlahajd vzrast a sd zakladom
siistavy. Zeleniny sd zvlast' boz
hate ma zelezo inc mineralie viz
taminy 80 ktore tieE nachodia sa
~ ovoci. Cukrfky nikdy netreba
davat' medzi jedenfm, lez tvorit
majd ciastku desertu po zjedenf
obedu. Sladkosti majd byt' dava-.
| ne do potravin, ako kakao, naky-
py a ovocie. Tux mlieka a val
cia sii tiez stice pre- deti, ale ME
pecene potraviny. Len vel mi ma
masa treba davat' pred vekom
sedem rokov.
Mlieko je najlepsou a najd6le-
zitejson potravinou pre- rast'dce
diet'a Ono je najdokonalejsou
potravinou, akl len name, a pri
/! tom je al najlacnejsou. Mlieko OBJ
sahuje protein, ktory nahradza
ztratu q dodava vzrast koznym
dkanivam, TUX Y tejto asimilova-
nej podobe ma byt' nzfvany ako-
BY "a kurivo pri einnosti tela, kar
Ibohydrat alebo cukor je tiez ako-
BY kurivom, lenze So moe rych-
lejsie spotrebuje nez TUX. Jedna
pajnta ma den je pravidelnou dav
kou pre- kaade diet'a. Bon1enovo
Eagle Mlieko, dve polievkov6 "
Lice Y z S1alky studenej yody,
doqkona1e rozmjesane, dAvan6 Boz
V mnoh5m det'om Y podv55zive
VI skol&ch = ono dodaao pozoru-
Il lhodn5 varast 10 vkhe ked' bolo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-03

81 och svojho mani zela, vyQll lasila,
ze podnikne vsetko, ably zmarila
operaciu, ba ze sa mel 'akne AMI
zakrocenia pohcie, iestlize jej
inanzel media tiez ma nej preyiest'
omladzujddcu opehaciu. Prezatym-
dosiahla markyzka toho, ze q
persssia bola odlozena q siidy br-
i1 "a zaoberat' otazkon, q man
zel ma prayo bez vtdomia syo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-03
RI Ram.
Napisal: Arkadij Aver6enko.

q l2. hodine nocnej byte svo-
bodneho rlskeho obyvatel'a AM
tona Antonovica Obyvateleva pre-
nikavo zavznel zvoncek.
Kto to m0ze byt's pony
slel obyvatelev.
Aida len ME zlodeji! - IL
Ease zaseptala pani Obyyatelevo-
Va.
Obyvatelev ystal zpoza "a
vretych dvier sa spytal:
Kto je tam?
Telegram! bolo pocut "a
dvermi Obyvatelev, ako obare-
NJ, odskacil od dveri.
Naloz do pece! zakrical
zene! Talk, rychlo sa ber!
zena vytrestila ma Obyvateleva
prekvapene oci.
Rychlejsie hovorim! -
rozcnl oval sa Anton Antonovic
Obyvatelev.
To je, prehiadka. Ked' pri-
chodia ma prehliadku, vzdgl sa o.
zvil: telegram.
=
PAM Obyvatelevova zbledla a.
ko platno.
Nieto co otal at - pona-
hl'al Obyvatelev sprav ohen,
ia zaenem skladat nelegalne kni-
hy a rukopisy.
Ale ved' mas nicoho nema-
me-.
Obyvateley sa zlostne zasmial.
To ty tax myslis. Odkial' je
zname, co je dnesny1ch casoch
lekalne a co niea
Ohen sa piecke rychlo rozho-
rel. Obyvatelev priniesol niekol'-
ko knih hodil do CHINA.
Go sd to "a knlhys spy
tala sa pani Obyvatelevova.
Tolstojova Anna Kareni-
ma, "Vojna a mier'', "Det-
stvo.
& a
We'd s1 tieto dov0lene.
Malo co je dovolene. Al ie-
no obrazy sd v tlaci dovolene a
len no caves do akejkol'vek bibli-
oteky alebo eajovne! Ukazu tebe
Tolstoja!
Zena vzdychla.
Teraz Lermontova do ohna. =.
Lermontova!? Hospodin s.
tebou! We'd ieho spisy vydava A.
kademia.
Mech len vydava sebe ma
zdravie. Akademiu do krimina-
lu neposadia, ale nina moEu. Ko-
mu hu nebolo zname, ze Lermon-
tov Dol vo vyhnanstveg
Ohen obchvatil Lermontova 20
vsetkych stran ryahlo obratil v
popol.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-03
oMLADENIE S PREKAzKAMI.

v madridskej spolocnosti vzbu-
dila znacn1 veselost' tato histor-
ka, ktora pravnikom a snad' j SUI
dom bude vel'mi tvrdym cries
ken. Jeden spanielsky sl'achtic,
potomok jednej 2 najstarslch Spa
nielskysah rodin, ktory vzdor svo-.
Jim 60 rokom zachoval 81 este mia
distye srdce, obratil sa ma mad
ridskeho lekara, ably previedol ma
nom ,omladzujncu operaciu, lebo
by este chcel Mit mladosti. Vse-
tko bolo k operacii uz pripravene,
ked' sa tn znenazdania prihodila
neocakavana prekazka. Markyz
ka, ktora sa dozuedela 0 iimy-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-03
Peceny vajecnik {Custard

Peceny yajecnik lCustard
(Jednotny recepis)
, polieukove lyzice Bordenovho
Eagle Mlieka.
] vajce.
1l16 polievkovej lyHky mllska-
toveho orechu.
Y kavovej lyzieky vanilie.
Eagle Mlieko a vodu smiesajte
dokladne. Vajce roztrepte a pri-
davajte ku mlielxu, stale no mie-
slj1c. Pridajte vanilku a muska-
Htovv orech. Pecte mad vodou pri
miernom ohni Ked spidka ostre-
no noEa strcena je do stredku va
jecnika a wide neho cista, yte-
dy je hotove.
Kakao.
3 polievkove lyziee kakao.
q !, polieykOve lyzlce cukru.
Stipku soil.
3 sialky vriacej vody.
! sialka Bordens Eagle Nile
ka.
Miesajte kakao, cukor a sol !,
rozried'te vodou, prilievajic Z
nej 30 troske. Dajte tomu vriet
asi dive min1ty, vlejte mlieko a
roztrepta to tnepa6om, aby sa ma
vrchu usadlina neutvorila. Este
lepsfm bude, ked' pred iedenim
pridate k tomu' 1a kavovej lyzic-
ky vanilie.
Citajte pozorne tieto clanlky ka-
zdy tyzden odkladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadne upotrebenie bu-
diienosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-03
Este prenikave HE sa oxys


zvonec.
Hned hned zakrical o.
byvatelev. Rychlejsie sNivyl u !,
ona je 3 1905. roku. Rozumies, Z
rokn 1905. "a toto iedno Y Kre-
stach' zhnijes. Rychle do ohna.
lNivu" oblnnul chen, ale
hned zhasol, ako co by sa Dol s
beckon vody stretol.
Zapal ky, zapal ky Kde sii
zapal 'kyg zareval Obyvatelev.
Ohen znoyu zapraskal udi-
|venfm pozieral "Niyu''.
Teraz davaj pfsma! roz-
kazoval Obyvatelev.
PAM Obyvatelevova zalomila
rukami.
AXE s1 ii mas pisma?
Cd Nikolaja niekol 'ko Ii
.stOy.
Davaj al tie listy. Nikolai--
Student. Nechcem, ably vedeli, ze
ie moi syn stldentom. Ia to ne
pochvalia. Davaj listy.
Balik listoy letel do ohna.
Co ie esteg
Listy cd Olusky zrone-
nym hlasom povedala pani Obw+
vatelevova. Pise, ze nema Pc
nazi.
- Peniaze prosiY A, nuz a ma
co sn mladej dievocke pen:aze? !?
Este bomby robi. Do china Olusi-
ne listy. Wac uz nicoho niet9
- Ba, jest.
PAM Obyvatelevova sa za6erve-
nala.
Tyoie listy SUI. Tie. ktore
81 mi pfsal, ked 81 Dol mojlm snii-
bencom...
- Davaj.
Pani Obyvatelevova priniesla
hruby balik, obviazany ruEovou
stuhou. Slzy sa lialy po jej IL
each.
Antosa! prosiac zasepka-
la. We'd v rtych listoch MET
mic proti vlade...
Met nieohoe - A toto je
co?
Obyvatelev stnhnul ruzovd stu
hu a precital:
"Draha moja milovana! Kaz-
dym dnom moja laska k tebe
vzrasta...
Hrdinsky sa podfval ma zenu.
PoeujeS, co je tn napisane
mojou rnkou. Laska moja k tebe
vzrasta... Milovat' treba len svo-
ju vlast'. Ty 81 predsa ME mojou
vlast 'ou, ale zenou... Ia toto, brat
ku, po hlave nepohladkajd teraz.
Ia dverami pocut' netrpezlive
'1lapanie.
CT tuna vymreli vsetci! -
zavznel hruby ihlas.
Vylamuj1 dvere prebehlo
hlavou Obyvateleva.
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10
WORK FIRST DECREE
Local Odd Fellows Co 10 Webster
 Wednesday Night

About sixty Odd Fellows. members If Israel Putnam Lodge of Putnam, and an automobile load from Fr8tee- ton Lodge of Central Village. jour neyed across the border of the Nutmeg State into Massachus and visited Webster Lodge of that town The oc- casion of the visitation was the work ing 0f the first degree on large class of candidates upon invitation of Web ster Lodge The candidates included besides these srom Webster. several from Southbridge. and two from Put nam. The work was eycellently per formed. Preceding the opening of Che lng. roast beef supper was serv- cd by ladies of The Webster Rebekah Lodge Following the work. there were remarks by visiting Odd Fellows from southbridgs and Putnam. Those from Israel Putnam Lodge who spoke We're Noble Grand Stanley Johnson. Past Brands. L. H.. Fuller. Reubee \ Peterson. Carl F. Weeks and Herbert AaJoanson. who for namher 8f years Has 1een the energetic secretary of Ehe leeai 1rder
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10

Attorney Walter 6hpatrie ot New York City spent the weekend with nis mother. Mrs. c. W. Gilpatric of Fremont street
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10
Congregational Church Hotea

Rev James F EHglI b. FH t5H
 Sunday bec# f3 lu.s6 ## uz. the Htlvice of worship The min Ter wtl be tbc preacher aad tHe mHsfe will be aa follows Prelude Prelude 8n Amsterdam Bartlett anthem The Desert Shall Rejoice. Pence re- spousc. aTberc Dwell a old Judca. 2. Griggs and ogertery "Berceuse, " Kinder
 l200 The Church hael The Nen's Forum Jcsu Teaching About So eicts"
 00 D m The Spaldiug library
 G30 F m The Young People meeting Topic. "'fhe Children of Our Community and What We Can Do For Them. References John 21s 1517 Matthew 25 10 Leaders Rcy- hold DeBcrardiHis and Arthur Ross
 The annual every member and pars ish canvass will be held on Sunday. Copies of the budget for 1927 to- gether with full financial state meui of the needs If the church have been sent through the mails Ernest
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Herbert Owen was in Hartford Tuesday
 Nelson Lo~n was in Hartford th's week for a few days
 Edgar Lueier was in Boston Mon- day buying holiday goods for the store.
 Mrs E. H. Burt returned Sunday evening from a visit with friends in Boston.
 Miss Dorothy Movers has returned from Philadelphia where she spent sey- efal weeks with her sister.
 Mrs Paul Boehm and Miss Marion Warren attended the Boston Sym phony concert in Providence Tuesday evening
 Mir. Bertha Brewster of Provi. dence has been the guest of Mrs Louis Law of Grove street few days this week.
 Mrs. Helen Wiley returned Mon. day from a month visit with her sister. Mrs. W. II. Holmes. Mount Vernon. \. |.
 Mrs. Minnie Cole of Boston. for. merly a Putnam resident. has been visiting Mrs. Arthur Shippee on the Putnam Heights road
 Mr and Mrs. Lauriston F. Moves of Fremont street nave been enter. taining Mr. Moves sister. Miss Lena Moves of Elizabeth =. J
 Miss Prudence Paine of Thompson, teacher of cIVIcs and English in the Putnam High school. s making Il good recovery from her recent operation for appendicitis at tae Dag kimball hospital. Miss Harriet + Brown IS substituting for her at school
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10
pII-L- chureh. Note.

a choir rehearsal f#.H worship eTWo SamHt
 du'e##. EHae#4of meet IUE
 r a'ei4ck. She gsf Gifs For fhe kHe
 THs Christina Ha=-a1s 1 HH rIE en an Sunday eE.#H 1=# F. < entitled. .ThH EsaHH# t-fe wifi ha aiFzu Il IEsE.u. Dee 2f
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10

Committee members of the Drop-In eIH af En= congregational church met 4itH Mr Chester E Child iast EHlas afternoon IHe afternoon sas zuert dseI ng future act eitie= # sHr easa and Ir s8rtabHlfF Keffe#H- WHHH served
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10
BIRTHDAY PARTY

On Sunday afternoon Miss Tillie kaminsky entertained at her parents home. Mir and Mrs Samuel Kaminsky of Pleasant street. in honor of Miss Jennie Ohletz's birthday. Fifteen girls were present \ supper was served by the hostess with the usual birthday cake and candles. The table Was decorated with cut flowers and the room trimmed with pink and white streamers. Many gifts were received by Miss 0bletz. There was singing and piano solos. Miss Celia Aframe giving several selections
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10
Miss Giselle

street entertained cille Beauregard
 Marlboro convent
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10
in the Churches
Metbodist Cboreb Noies

Kes S E. Burton F.
 huEeh night .eEsIce i9esdas ese- u5HE af $ o'clock
 ThuFsdag afternoon Che Ladies AId wlI meet With Sir Charles Ra# les This meeting Waa postponed from last week
 Next Sunday morning District Su. raHiutendeuf VI F. Center sill preach a our church The Christmas com ssi l' be held Sunday evening Dee 2G au The Christmas tree exercises
 i-'H night. Saturday
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10
FREEMAN ACTIVE
Will Fight For His Bill Provid- ing For Showing of Fight
 Fiims
Special 70 Tae Patriot


 Washington. D. C.. Dee 2. lS26.-- Congressman Richard 2 Freeman. 8f <ew London. has ju< introduced a 5iI which would remove the pres .ut rarictien against the importation auG interstate transportation of mo- son pictures 0f prize fights.
 ei hope for eariY action on this biiI by Che committee on interstate and foreign commerce Co which t has been referred sad Mir Free man today "lt is a ridiculous sitga- ton when a prize fight may be held ln Peuusy syIvania but pictures of Il may nat be shown in Connecticut fheatres. and a fight may be held n Connecticut. but films of it may not be transported into Pennsylvania am going fo do all can to promote the passage of the bill"
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10
" R C MEETING

Tuesday. Dee l4. is the regular meeting of 4 C. Warner " R. e.. No. 8s A it is fhe meeting for the cleo tiou of officers the president would Ike aI members t0 be present
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10
At the Theatres
Bradley

Tonight only. High school play s.fIght Corners.
 Saturday only. Exit Smiling vlta an nlI star cast.
 Sunday night and Monday Blanche Sweet and Nell Hamilton in sDiplo- macy
 Tuesday and Wednesday. Milton Sills and Doris Kenyon in Men ot Steel
 Thursday only Vaudeville and Marie Provost in "For Wives Only
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10
Salvation Amy Notes

Ensign ] Green fn charge
 Al il u m.. holiness mset#H.sl 2 m. Sunday school GeI5 P m yaans peoples iegian. 500 F. Ht5 issf54t HHHf Hr
 Week aHhf. WedHe das aHa Ef- laE ut 2 2 ms
 All are cordially invited te attend meetings conducted m tH fahfarrd rvaugeiistie way Much Heayefl testimony and soue.
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10
mr. Io.eph Mon.hnn of Newport

spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Richard Gibnes of Far. rows street
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10
Victory

Tonight and Saturday. "The Dc crt's TolF with Francis Mcdonald
 Sunday night only. John Bower and Margucrite de la Motte in Pal In Paradise"
 Closed through Thursday
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10

Morse l. chairman of che eommit- tee lH charge of tbe canvass
 Monday. f59 D m Hif meeting.
 Neaaes +H p m Senior choir rehearsal
 Thursday. 5 i5 D. m The junior choir tHHarII I=30 ?. m The church uFFt service Co De conducted by the minister Subject. congregational Belief
 December 70 will be observed as Christmas Suudag The Christmas zefyfee If worship wiil be held at the usual hour 10 90 a. mj and Che choir will ing the cantafa Star of Bethlehem. n the evening On Sun day afternoon. December 26 at 43o u m lhefe wilI be a special Christmas REft service t4 b. conducted by tha children of the church school The Christmas partie for the children a' fbe church cHoJl w'i br held on Wed Hasdas afternoon and evening Dec %
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-21
BALMY DAYS WILL MAKE
MOTORISTS hit TRAIL

When the first warm days of June
roll around there will be more than
three times the number of motorists
hit for the open road. than any year
previous. Statistics snow that tourins
is rapidly becoming the national "out-
door" sport, and by preparations be-
ing made the coming season will evl'
IDENTIFY be the leader.
The great summer procession VIII
pass over every highway and byway
on the country, stopping here and
there to drink in" the wonders, OF
nature and TO enjoy the pleasures
of the out-of-doors which has only
for the last few years been within
the reach of the city dweller.
The 1926 tourists will travel over
rough country roads with more ease
and comfort than any who have gone
before. They will go where Others
feared TO tread" and they will benefit
both in health and happiness, due to
the ease with which they skim ovel
the land. This additional comfort Il
largely attributable to balloon tires
with which practically all automobile
are now equipped. Even the cars
which were bought four or five years
ago., when balloons were unknown,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-21

now are rolling on big low pressure
tires according to the Corduroy Tire
company which is located in the very
heart of the summer playground at
Grand Rapids.
Since touring has become the vogue,
there has been no single development
which has added so materially to its
pleasure as the balloon tire. 1t liter
ally laughs at rough roads, and at the
same time causes fewer delays, due to
its superior construction and rugged
ness.
To the great outdoor army which
will pass through Michigan this sum
mer the Corduroy Tire company ex-
tends a cordial invitation TO visit it,
plant at Grand Rapids.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-21
Textile Strike
Farley Awaited

PASSAIC, n. j., April 21.-P)-
Negotiations for a settlement of the
strike of 10000 textile workers today
awaited the answer of the mill owners
to Governor Moore's mediation pro
posal.
Spokesman for tie owners have in
Dictated that discussion with Governor
Moore would be welcomed, but they
have made no formal announcement.
A mediation board Of four members
already has been appointed by the gov
ernOr .t#
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-21
Aliens Believed
Smuggler Victims

HAVANA, April 21.-P)-Thc
mysterious disappearance Of boat,
load of aliens who were TO make il
legal entry into the United States is
being investigated by the authorities
The Havana police have been in.
formed that the missing persons per
ished in the laundering of the launch
on which they were making the trip,
Relatives, however, expressed the he
lief that they were thrown overheard
BY the smugglers somewhere at sea.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-21
Renew Your Health
s By Publication .

Any physician will tell you that
"Perfect Publication Of the Sys-
tenn is Natures Foundation of
Perfect Health" Why not rid
yourself of chronic ailments that
are undermining your vitality?
Purify your entire system by TAX
ing a thorough course Of Calotabs,
once or twice a week for several
weeks-and see how Nature re-
wards you with health. Q
Calotabs are the greatest of all
systens purifiers. Get a family
package with full directions. On
" 35 cts. at drugstores. (Adv).
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-21
Decision Affects
Texas Coal Rates

WASHINGTON, April 21.-P)-
The relationship in rates on coal from
Alabama mines on the one hand, and
Western Kentucky and Southern Hi
nois mines, on the other, to destina-
tions in Tennessee, Alabama, Missis-
sippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas,
has been found by the Interstate Com
merce Commission to be unduly preju.
dicial to the Alabama group.
A non-prejudicial relationship was
ordered prescribed. TO.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-21
Nile Yields Don't
Aid Bible Stories

NEW YORK. April 21.-CP)-Pro-
lessor James II. Breasted, returned
from the scene of excavations in the
Nile valley, says Egypt has yielded
nothing among its thousands of an
cient inscriptions to bear out funda-
mentalist interpretations of Bible
stories.
He is directing the work of three
expeditions and is organizing a fourth
to penetrate far into the Nile valley.