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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-19
In Church Circles

Very Rev. ]. A. Collins, o. NJ. l.,
st. Anthony's college, and the
bungest Oblate missionary in the
buth, will close one of the most
bccessful midsummer missions in
|e history of st. Mary's church, Sum-
" night. The mission. which opened
|st Sunday night will be closed
| ter the sermon Sunday night, when
|e missionary will impart the papal
|dulgence. This will be followed by
e solemn benediction of the blessed
crament with special music for the
Scasion.
Father Collins, originally from
Gland, ~the land of saints and Of
holars," made his classical, philo-
|phical and theological studies in
|ln Antonio and was also ordained
IRE. Since his ordination he has
en- attached TO the teaching staff
st. Anthony's college.
1.-The large attendance at the daily
asses and the number of commup-
MS show how fully the parishiOners
I've entered into the spirit Of pray
)" said Father Dusseau, pastor of
=. Mary's church, in speaking of the
ccess Of the mission.
The crowds that tax the seating
pacity of the church each night,
continued, "proclaims louder than
brds the sacrifice they are willing
make to profit by the instructions
Pd to garner. the graces of the mis-
pm. A sight particularly gratifying
the missionary and to the fathers
st. Mary's was the wonderfully
BE number receiving holy eommun-
b on the Feast of the Assumption.
Though taking the ordinary course
mission topics. Father Collins is
cing them before his audience in
entirely original way. The easy
hnner and the concentration on the
tjccts treated are proofs of the ex'
llent manner in which Father Col
IS expounds the doctrines of the
urch,,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-19

strong representations in 20 coun-
tries and is the state church of Nor
way, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and
Latvia. II is estimated that three
fifths of Germanys population is af-
filiated with this denomination. ac-
cording to the National Lutheran
Council with headquarters in New
York.
The Rev. f. A. Neumeister, pastor
of Highland Park Lutheran church,
has submitted the following brief
survey of the history of the Lutheran
church. In speaking of the Luther
ans. the Rev. Mr.. Neumeister said /:
They get their name from Martin
Luther, born in 14S3, an Augustin-
ian monk, a professor of the Univer-
sity of Wittenberg and pastor of the
Castle Church of that city. who in
1917 inaugurated the Reformation
when he nailed his 'Ninety-five
Theses to the door of the Witten-
berg church.
His views Of church and state and
his Interpretation of the Bible and
Christianity. expressed in this docu-
ment excited interest, discussion and
violent partizanship. Applying ORR
gin.lly TO the bishopric of Mainz they
spread rapidly over all Europe and
produced Professionalism and the
Evangelical movement, thereby
creating the second great schism in
the Christian world. The first great
schism occurred eight centuries earl
Ter when the Greek and Roman
Catholic churches separated.
THE Lutheran faith was defined
at 1880 at great diet or council
of the empire which Emperor Charles
V called to meet at Augsburg. A
portion of his territory accepted the
Augsburg Confession, as the state.
ment of principles that was read in
his presence has been called. But
prior TO the diet these principles had
been promulgated and had influenced
large portions of Europe. What are
now Denmark. Norway. Sweden,
Finland. the Baltic Provinces. Hol-
land and Belgium, with parts Of Aus
tria, Hungary and Bohemia were af-
fected. Switzerland produced at the
same time Zwingli. Somewhat later
John Calvin taught at Geneva.
England at first resisted the new
doctrines, but in the course of 30
years Henry VIII gave authority for
forming an English church. For some
years, all the dissenters from the
Catholic teachings were dubbed
Lutherans,' but when Calvin and
others who differed in some respects
from Martin Luther had developed
large groups that agreed with them
the term Protestant came into use
for those at odds with Rome and
the name Lutheran was confined to
such as adopted the Augsburg Comics.
sion and Luther's writings as dis.
tinctive of their faith"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-19
Possible to Sell Almost
Anything at Studios, 1t
Seems-Highest Paid as
Rule Save Least.
BY GRAHAM STEPHENS

SopsElkHt. ny san Antonio Light
Los Angeles, Cal. Aug. 1s.-Mary
Miles Minter, according to her mother.
banked a check for 100000, all her
own, and inside of few weeks receiy-
ed notice that she had overdrawn
her account. Mary says the check
was for only S60,000-she and her
mother seem unable to agree on any
subject these dayS-and that she slap
ped $4,000 of it into good healthy,
real estate. AS for the rest, well it
also was employed to good purpose.
The quarrel of the former bright
star Of the movies and her managing
mother over money matters has raised
the question of what becomes of the
money received by the highly paid
men and women of the motion picture
world. That they are highly paid is
now more of fact than ever. The
era of a few shining stars at enor-
nous salaries has given way to one
of a large number of more or less,
modest stars with fat pay envelopes.
Thinks In Big Figures.
Thompson Buchanan. casting few
days ago for one of his own plays.
looked up from his desk with a puz-
Zled expression after n morning spent
in painful exchange of questions and
answers with q regiment of young
girls of the movies flapper type and
said:
Il pledge you my word that l be-
lieve that not single one Of them
knows there is figure below a thou
sand"
For tins was the minimum salary
demanded by the comparatively I'M
renowned young ladies for O. relative
ly unimportant role. But what be-
comes Of the money when they get il?
An unkind wit has dubbed certain
of the ladies of the movies The Beau
tiful and Dumb" and then stretched it
bit to include some of the males.
But before the wit said it. many 9TH
ers had acted on the premise to their
infinite and selfish satisfaction.
Stars On sucker" Lists.
The prize sucker" lists of the
smartest of the boys peddling pretty
stock certificates in and around Los
Angeles read like blue book of the
movies. IL is not exaggeration to say
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-19
SURGEON TO TALK ON CLEAN
LIVING"

Religious services at which the
topic of Clean Living" will be dis
cussed by q physician and surgeon Of
San Antonio, DIR. NJ. J. Bliem will
be held at the Army ~" at 40
o'clock Sunday evening. according to
an announcement by the Army ~"
officials. The officials have prom
ised the soldiers that DIR. Bliem's
message will be a practical one and
one well worth hearing.
The talk will be given in conjunc.
ton with a fellowship lunch and YES
per service to which all soldiers in
San Antonio have been invited. The
song service will be led by Alva r.
Willgus.
At 6 :45 o'clock Tuesday evening,
another treat has been promised sol
diers of religious inclinations.> AT
that hour fellowship lunch and
Bible study conducted by +. c. Van
Ness, director of religious activities,
will be held,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-19
LUTHERANS TO HAVE SPECIAL
SERVICES.

Lutheran churches of San Antonio.
in common with the thousands of
Lutheran, churches throughout the
eastern and western hemispheres will
observe Sunday. August 10 as World
Convention Sunday when special
prayers and addresses will be made.
The occasion for the special observ-
ance of this day is the fact that in
the town of Eisennch. Germany. 200
delegates representing the different
sections of the Lutheran church are
meeting in convention for the first
time since the days of Martin Luther
and the Reformation.
These delegates will represent near
ly 90,000,000 Lutherans or about
one-fifth of all the Christians in the
world. The Lutheran church has
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-19
Movie Stars Fall Easy. Prey
to Crooked Stock Promoters

that, with a few exceptions virtually
every individual who has drawn big
pay from the movies has enough OF
these certificates to paper room.
you can sell anything at the stu
dos" has been a byword of crooked
promoters and it is not spoken idly
despite blue laws and other safe
guards. Many of the movie people.
drunk with new riches. have fallen for
millions of dollars of fake stocks and
the why of it is still mystery. We
now know by her testimony, that be-
fore Mary Miles Minter came into
possession of the hundred thousand or
sixty thousand dollar check. she never
had the pleasure of having dollar
which she could call her own. Never
theless and Notwithstanding her name
has graced more than one "sound
sucker" list and she is known TO have
been canvassed several times. Whether
or not she ever was sold" is a sec
ret of the promoters.
Now Mary, who has earned for
tune. wants to know what her mother
did with it. The mother is a shrewd
busiries woman. hut Mary's account
of the condition of the family strong
box raises the question as TO whether
or not Mrs. Shelby has been sold"
any beautifully engraved stock certifi-
Gates.
Gold Bricks" Still Bought.
The wave of speculation here may
be attributed in some measure TO the
gusher oil fields which stand within
sight OF the city and bring back a
touch Of the old bonanza days of Cali
fornia. The lure is said TO be ire
sistible to the beautiful and Dumb.
In an attempt to check this wild
speculation large advertisements are
printed daily in the newspapers which
set forth. in the simplest primer style.
warnings against speculation and fake
promoters. But they still sell gold
bricks in Jersey City and that's that.
just by way of contrast and as an
example of what might have been with
riany like her. there is Ruth Roland,
star of the serials or the black and
blue drama ms it is sometimes called.
For number Of years. Ruth in a
modest way has commanded n hand
some salary. She nursed no dreams
of sudden wealth. She wisely put her
money into the purchase of real es-
tate. seeking and accepting the best
advice. Today she is rated many
times n millionaire. She could buy
and sell most VI the flashy stars who
have drawn enormous salaries and
who now are in fair way to quit
the game stone broke.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-19
10000 MILES BY WATER.

by next Thursday when they leave
|e steamship Tuscania at Gibraltar
+ an inland tour of The continent,
+. s. H. G. Burgin, pastor of Laurel
lights Methodist chu:ch, and his
lie, who are now on tour of Eu-
|pe. Egypt and the Holy Land, will
I've travelled 10000 miles by
liter.
During the first part of last week,
Z pastor and his wife were in the
lie Valley. This Sunday they will
end ut Naples. IRON Gibraltar.
e party will 90 to Paris and thence
the British Isles from where they
| Il sail on their return voyage to
p limited StateS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-19
MUSIC AT TRAVIS PARK.

The following musical programs
will be given Sunday at Travis
Park Methodist church:
10:45 A. NJ. Service.
Voluntary, Grand March .......
............ Swinnerton Heap
Anthem. Prepare Ye the Way of the
DR.. Wheat, Mr.. Park. Mrs. Zifkel and
Choir.
Offertory. Largo .......... Handel
Anthem, Thy viii BE Done -.
Neidlinger
Mrs. Treuter and Choir.
Postlude, Sonata No. 3 .,........,
s r. NJ. Service.
Voluntary (a) Concerto In b Flat
......s.. ........... Handei
% Cantilena ...... Grison
Mr.. Street.
Congregational singing.
Anthem. Jerusalem ........ Parker
Offertory Solo. Reveric E. .Boroswki
Duette with chorus, One of Gods
lays ............... MaT'i'
Messrs. Willgus. .Stapleton and Choir.
Postlude. Festive March -. Smart
Mrs. Alva Willgus. pianist.
Mr.. T. W. Street. organist.
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-19
CHAPLAIN TO CONDUCT
SERVICES.

Chaplain Samuel L. Crosby of the
nth Infantry will conduct the ser
ces of the First Presbyterian church
be held at the Palace Theater, Sun
I'd morning. in the absence of the
!llof, DIR. Z. Il. Hill, who is away
bm the city on his annual vaca-
Pn. Sunday night, the congregation
III worship with other churches of
Y city as has been the custom. since
|e construction work at the First
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-19
ENDEAVORS TO CONVENE.

|Plans for the San Antonio district
|hvention of Christian Endeavor to
held in Sabinal, October 12-14,
pre- made Mt meeting of the dis
|ict council last Thursday even
X.
According TO George Pabst. presi-
| mt of the San Antonio district, in
cations are that the Sabinal conven-
m will be the largest ever held in
lis district.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-19

Presbyterian church has been in
progress.
DIR. Hill left San Antonio last
Tuesday for Rockport, Tex. where
he will remain until the latter part
of this week. DIR. Hill expects to
come back wearing n coat of tan and
with half a dozen fish stories upon
which to draw.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-19

union will be held at the First
Evangelical church.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-06
q q 9''fIfiBurtalg1A III

Comparecen los abogsdos de las parties
q ID vista de las mociones de los de-
inandados soucitando enmienda la or
den de ejecucion a Ia resoiNcion So
ire el memorandum de costas. Y la
Nrorte las suspende para ell lunes 4 de
JUNO a las a. m. en- cuanto Ia
1locl6n sobre enmienda al memoran-
dunn de costas, la Corte la deniega.
cbdulio soano VS. Ramona Polanco.
Diycrcio. A moci6n del demandSnte,
Ia Corte lie tiene por desistido, con cos
t2s SUI cargo.
3unio l. Higinio Nieves " Leon
0rt3z Rivera otros La Crote ordena
Sc requiera de pago a los demandados.
Cttillermo Garraton v. Juanita Gar
cia. Divorcio. No habiendo compared
10 las parties Ia. vista de este caso,
"a Corte 10 suspends hasta nuevo sena
J, l,niento.
Rosa Bull velez VS.. Juan de J. Me
]endez. Divorcio. (Igual al anterior)
DIvoRCIOs.- Maria Grau Lafaye
v. Luis Boauchaml Jose Ramirez Hos
tos vs.. A'tagracia Miranda Cruz Ma
tcs vs. Fsliciano Maldonado Celebra
COS los juicios en- rsbeldia dc Las par.
tee demandadas. la Corte decret6 ell
6iyorcio en- los misnos
jose Pr6stamo Garcia. Dominic. Cele
Drada La vista, La Corte ordeno pasar
el expediente con ell record taquigr&aco
& lnforme del Fiscal.
E7rique Hernandez Acosta, Consigna
ci6n. A moci6n del peticionario, La Cor
to oIdena que por Ell secretario Sc en-
tregue a dicho peticionario $3.50 consig
nados
juan WHAT v. Felicita Gauth1er. Di
Vcrcio. Celebrado Ell juicio en- rebeldia
de la demandada, Qued6 Ell case pen
diente para ampl1ar la prueba.
Jaime Piza G6igel v. Sun Life ms.
Co. Danos perjuicios, La Corte aprueba
la estipulaci6n de las parties radicada
Ell 20 de mayo tltimo senala Ia vista
de este case para el II del corviente
las a. NJ.
Conception Cerra vida. de Julbe VS..
jose Diaz otro. cobro de credito hi
potecarto. A moci6n de Florinda Cas-
tro, la Corte ordena que por el Secrc-
tar5o Sc lie expida cheque por $4o4 de-
eositados su favor en- esta Secretaria.
Juan Ramos Aut. judicial. Celebrada
"A vista, la corte ordena Sc proceda
la venta en- publics, subasts del soias
zegregado y descrito etc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-06
MERCADO DE CAASBros
sU1c1Dro EN- UNA c1IN1cA

En- la Clinica del doctor c. Rodri-
guez, sta entire las GALES Lincoln Y
Baldorioty, de Aibonito, Sc suicide dis
parandose IN tiro de revolver por la
cabeza, Jose Santiago de % ahos,
Quien estaba empleado como sirviente
en- la misna Clinica. Sc ignora el mo
vii que 10 indujo al suicide.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-06
E1aBl9NDO
DrSTRITO 20.

\ Junio - Jose Rivera Medina y Ma
nueva vazquez. Divorcio.
FL Pueblo v. Jose Esteban Betan-
CONT, adult. de leche. Sobreseidos estos
casca a peticion del abogado, pudiendo
el Fiscal presentar nuevas acusaciones.
Enrique Acosta Lopez v. Ramon vaz
quez y otra. Cobro de dollars. La corte
aocreta Ell aseguramiento de Ia senten-
cia, previa fianza de $4,000.
p Gambia Y Co VS.. Hiram Ferrer y
0tro. Cobro de dinero. A petici6n de
les Jemandantes Sc anota Ia rebeldia de
los demandados Y Sc registra sentenc1a
a favor de los demandantes, condenan-
DO a dichos demandados pagar $3.50
intereses legales Y las costas.
Acisclo Bou de la Tore. Declaration
Gle herederos La Corte declara unicos
rniversales herederos ab-intestato de
Da. Francisco Roca Coll, q sus tres hi
los legitimos nombrados Estela. Luz y
Alfredo Bou Y Roca, al vin:to petit
cionario en- "a. Quota usufructuaria de
Ley
Jnlio Cayero Y otro VS.. Francisco
2rrgos. Desahucio. Celebrada la prime
ra compacecencia con asistenc.a 6e las
raltes, la Corte sehala Ell dc JUNO
para Ia g. comparecencta.
Mara carrasquuo. Dominic. Cele
lrada la vista, La Corte orden6 pasar
81 expediente con ell record taQuigrafi-
CO a informes del sr. Fiscal
DIvoRcIOs Marcola vier1 y Ce-
clio Molina Gregorio Marquee VS.. Da-
lrasa Marquee. Tomas Turiol vo. sera-
r;a Hernandez. Celebrates estos juicios
TN rebeldia de las parties demandadas,
Ia Corte decreto el divorcio en- los di-
ch9s casos
jose Bracoty VS.. Maria Ortiz, Divor
clio. Celebrsdo ell juicio en- rebeldla de
IL demandada, qued6 Ell case pendiente
para amp,iar la prueba.
Damiana Alexandra V. Angel Pepin.
niyorcio. Igual al ANTERIOR
Jesns M. Rossy VS.. Eladio Marquee
y Enrique Umpierre. Injunction. (Desa
cato). La Corte dicta orden para mos
trar causas dirigida con los demanda-
dos se1a,a la vista para el de Ju-
RIO, para no ser castigados por desaca-
to por haber violado los preceptos de
Ia sentencia dictada en- este case.
Mayo 81 Pedro Gambia C6rdova v.
JOHN D. stusbe Nulidad de hipoteca.
Pedro Gapaia c6rdova v. John D.
stuobe. Nulidaa de contr1to
p R. Fertilizer Co. VS.. Pedro Gan.
dia C6rdova. cobro de dinero Compa-
recieron los abogados de las parties a
Ia vista de las mociones de sena' annien-
tos de estos casos, de los demandantes
Los demandados radicaron una noci6n
de oposicion Ia discussion de dichas
moalones. Y Ia Corte se1ala la vista de
.as mociones para el lunes de ipnio a
as a. m.
I Pedro Gambia C6rdova VS.. a. Trias
y J. D. stubbe Liquidation sociedad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-06
LA SEMANA DE LA AVIACION
EN- RUSSIA

IoNDREs, JUNO 4. Omitted Press)
DE Helsingfords informan que la Sc
mana que comprende del 10 al II de
jun1o Sc conocera como la 'tSemana
del Aire'', Ia cual tiene por fin des-
aIroilar una campana EN- pro de la
av:acion en- todo Russia.
Sc asegura que el cuerpo de aviacion
lsn2ara millones de hojas por toda la
nacj6n.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-02
rlu9ILE
81 EuSSIF@

A .puncture is little hole found in
motorcar tires at long distances from
phones or garages.
When driving new car don't forget
to shift gears on hill before the en-
gine starts stralning.
The slower the car is operated the
nearer 1t should be kept to the right
hand side of the road.
Poor engine operation at low speeds
is common complaint, with the usual
cause in the carburetion system.
Common yellow soap is a good ma.
terial with which to make emergency
repairs in your cars gasoline line
Speeding and overlooking are two
OF the chief contributing causes for
tire trouble. Striking stone, or even
rut, at 5o-mile clip Will damage tho
best Of tires and the strain NAV not
show up for weeks.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-02
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS.
"Furnished by
+ U. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington. d. 9.

Hay. s
nj ouoted; Nc timothy, Memphis s2s.
cinnati $40. St. Louis sls. Mo: alfalfa.
Memphis $23. Kansas City $19. No.
prairie. Minneapolis SIS. st. Louis
1850.
Quoted: Minneapolis. bran $40, mid
dlings $25. flour middlings s29. rye
middIings, $24.5O; gluten feed. Chicaro
Yhiss hsmnx iced ens s. LSas
meal Minneapolis $40. Buffalo $3.50;
sS per cent cottonseed mail. Memphis
$s6. Atlanta 1850.
Live stock and Meats.
bulk of sales. s6.40 to $3.50: medium
and good beef steers. $3.50 to 5000;
butcher cows and heifers. $3.50 to Sl0i
medium eight veal calves. 1850 TO
$ll.75: fat lambs, Sill to Sl3.25; year,
u tiings. T. s7.7S to sil.so; fat ewes. $3.50
Prices good grade meats: Beef SIS
to 1880, veal SIG to SIS. lamb $21 to
VA. mutton $14 to SIS, light pork loins
SIS to $50. heavy loins $12 to $3.50.
Cotton.
Spot cotton prices declined 255 points
curing the week. New York October
future contracts declined SO points.
Spot cotton closed at 24.15c per pound.
New York October futures at 22.9Oc.
Graln.
Prices in Chicago cash market: No.
red winter wheat, $l.01; No. hard
winter wheat, $1.Ol; No. 2 mixed corn,
$50; No. yellow corn, soc; No. 3 white
Average farm prices: No. mixed
corn In central Iowa. 76c; No. hard
winter wheat in central Kansas. 7sc;
North Dakota. S9c.
Future prices: Chicago September
sw7hMeat' s7Ma' sMsSe; M,aa Chicage Chic; September corn.
$l.06A ": Kansas City September wheat,
92%c; Winnipeg October wheat, 97Nc.
Fruits and Vegetables.
prices reported; Georgia Elberta
carrier in leading markets. top Of sa.75
TO 50 in Chicago and Boston, $l.75 to
S2.25 I. @, b.: Bellies. $3.50 to $3.50 in
eastern cities, Georgia and South Caro-
pounds average, mostly $3.50 to $3.50 in
consuming centers, reaching $500 to
$3.50 In New York and Pittsburgh. $50
Texas stock. $3.50 to $3.50 in Chicago.
shipping points. North Carolina canta-
sastern 4Ss sss to ss75
sona salmon tints. $3.50 to $5.75. top Of
S6 IN Boston Virginia and Maryland
eastern shore Irish cobbler potatoes
markets. 1918 to 81 +. o. b.; Kentucky
ITiSh cobblers. SO to $2.75 sacked pei
loo pounds IN midwestern markets;
.AHnSaa anu early sOnlOS, $l.bl
in Chicago, Csc to 75c +. o. b.; New Jer-
sey Irish cobblers. $2.35 to S2.65 in New
York. 7-' =.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets have shown little
change and are steady to firm Prices
of 80 score butter: New York 41c, Chi.
cago 39c, Philadelphia 4fhc, Boston
Ale. =. 4 - :
Cheese markets are lower and un.
settled. Prices at Wisconsin primary
cheese markets: Flats 21ac C. twins 21c
single daisies 81 Nc. double daisiei
22A c. SQUARE prints 222.c r-.---- -