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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-25
WAanINoToN nouLEvARp

Washington Boulevard w, G, r..
u, viii meet IN tho chapel. aiAt ave,
and y, Madison st., Friday. october
70, nt y. m. Members requested
10 be present Visitors welcome
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Informal Openi,,o of Chapter House

afternoon from until O'Clock at the chapter house 4s s
This informal
the will really
Alliance initiation.
evening families
The ne
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GOPHER CLUB TO
GIVE HALLOWEEN PARTY

vi ~ hsAi>lpWEEN PAltT1
a Halloween party has been mr.
ranged by the Gopher club for Sat.
urday evening. October "a. at swed.
ish Club hall. 1897 Eighth ave. There
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Se0ttLe Comic Marru in PortLand

Miss Helene bngo caenteF dauEhter OF Or and Mrs Car
Mr. Carl quietly Multnomah
Ao in Portland Wednesday afternoon. with small
friends In attendance Afterwards there reception home
+. Lacey.
Wagner be a November
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NI1ICupoRs OF WOoDcRAFT

Seattle circle. No. $40. N. or w,
win have a card party Friday even.
Ing. October 20. az Swedish club hall.
Refreshments and prizes.
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CLUBS ron FRIDAY

COL, ELLSWORTH CIRCLE
Col. Ellsworth circle. Ladies' OF the
O. A. r., will serve homo.oookcd
dinner Friday. october 90. az noon.
In Veterans hall, Armory, There
viii be no cards IN tho evening.
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ELLIOTT BAY
CAMP, NO. 5iss

OtkfI ENI. ~F"o
Thursday evening. October Is.
Elliott Bay Camp. No. 5i35, Mod
crn woodmen OF America. win en-.
terrain Hon. Ralph r. Johnson. OF
Lincoln. Neb.. national organizer.
All Modern woodmen are cordially
invited. There are fifty candidates
waiting TO be initiated and the eve
nings program will close with q
banquet.
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Announces Daughters Marriage

daughter
LInnea Marlng Marlng
Victoria Marlng win
in ictorla
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Entertains InformaIly at Dinner

Catherine Holzheimer entertained informally with
the Burkharst Campbell
list limited to intimate friends OF honor
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Engagement Of Miss Jarvis Made Knoaon

Mrs David Jarvis ha daughter
Jones OF Victoria h c No date has wedding.
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Music
Tito Schipa Program
! Announced

AAAiAANhllNNh
The Ladies Musical club announces
today tho program TO be rendered
by Tito sehlpp, brilliant tenor OF the
Chicago Grand Opera company. at
the Metropolitan thcater ON sntur.
day evening. October a. Mr. schlpa
win be assisted by Mr. Frederick
Longas, pianist
The program follows;
Amarilll' '''"''.,.,.......''. caeeinl
'Ninu' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ferHeleae
Mr. schipa.
II
''MGHon'--t,he Dreaml ,.,,,., Maassnet
Mr. aehipa,
Ill
homAnaa ,ssssssst.t'sss.s hehumann
La SeleaA' tuofeaeHrl ''sss' Hranades
Mr. LouEaa
AVA Maria ',s,,ststsstsstst,'t hehlpa
~ PARTING '''''.'''s''s',,,,,,', hqFsts
suzanne ,t.tt.s....s.st. GaleaNroehia
Mr sehipa.
fNTERMlsslON
''HRrlrqulns serenads" from "PaE-
liaeci" ,tttttssttttstts. LHnncaNallo
"chi % no scorda chiu' ,nartbsiemy
Mr, schipa,
vi
"pnntA V" sttssssrtsssss.sss tfahAdnn
'NapAtehdp" ,t..t.ss.sss.sst.. InnEaa
Mt ionsaa.
WI
'GrnndadihAh' 4tssttt.sssss.ts baFrefa
"Ay-Ay-Ay" .,t.,s,s.s.s.. foreH'Ffeire
Mr. Sehipa,
VIII
'Ellrlr d'am0re la furtlYe tear
INCONVENIENCE hohlsfAil
Mr. schipAs
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Bridge Luncheon for House Guest

Richardson
IN Saturday later
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EAATERN erAn cI-tn

Eastern Star club win meet for a
1870 luncheon on Friday. October
20. at 1890 Arcade building. Cards
az : .. m.
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Sponsor No-HoSt Table

Mr. and Mrs Monte Brown sponsored nohost table the Rotary clubs
dinner dance "Wednesday evening at the Seattle Yacht club
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Mrs. Wakefield Luncheon Hostess

Honorins Money
luncheon a University
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To Giue Bridge Tea

Mrs William J. Wodnu Is arransnE bridge OF five tables with
tea later for next Tuesday afternoon at the Sunset club
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MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks best Of
alt after O Golden Clint shampoo,-Advi.
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Hostesses Named for Bridge Tea

for the bridge tea ht the Tennis club on Friday
vonot Ross wilson
Mrs Louis Mrs
McClain
Lewis and s.
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HaUoWeen Dinner Wdl Honor Daughter,
To Entertain at Sunset Club

MIR AND MRS o DAVID Halloween
Miner Of ten
rilment daughter
rends
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Miss Maurine Sykes Betrothed

Sykes the engagement OF their daughter
The wedding viii place
L..
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w. Il. A. SEWING CIRCLE
West Seattle review. W, II, a.
Sewing circle. VIII meet Friday, oc'
tobor 20, az 4Ai5 40th ave. s, W.
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woMAN's cENruRY CLUB


Tho literature and travel depart.
ment OF the woman's Century club
viii meet Friday. october se. NJ II
a m. al the Y. ". C. a. Cattle.
dral" and "In tho Dark Forest By
Hugh walpoic. will be reviewed BY
Mira a. IIarker. The building com.
mlticc. Mrs +. o. Jones. chairman.
viii meet at the X. w. c. A. Friday.
al p. IN. Tho regular meeting Of
tho club win DO held Friday. AZ 2
.. IN. AZ the Y. w. c. a. Tho pro.
gram at o'clock VIII be in charge
OF AIRS. Henry BittmAn. Of the
household administration depart.
ment. -cathedrais OF Europe" by
Pierce Horrocks. Royal Institute Of
British Architects.
Mrs Carl English. Mrs. Albert
Parks and afru. ]. II. Nichols. n trio
from the Cornish school. win give
some selections.
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CHAPTER 40.
-.

Chapter 40. Of p. e. o.. win msrr
with Mrs. Lucy wand. Cheisas
court. Friday. October 2s. q;
o'clock.
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

for Washington Park guild at the
Friday assisted BY Mrs William Ritter Mrs
B. Mrs Andrew MacAuay Mrs. Neal
Roller. Mrs Winthrop Hovey and Mrs William
II.
by williams
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Miss Lqt,1d to Wed IN November

Mr. Neil
Catherine
a o'clock at 81 W Etrurta ST.
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Mrs. j. l.. Mohundro. who hai
been M AZ Minor hospital, Is nov
oonyaieaolng at her home.
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Mrs Stella Richardson Peaso. o
Denver. Colo. IL tho guest OF 81
and Mrs. j. l.. Macdonald.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-31
Las autoridades de Moscou conmutan Ia Pc
na al Padre Budckeuchs,. pero Sc oponen q
Nota de duelo en- Ponce

Ell In mailalia del viernes falleciQ en-
Ponce. el respectable anciano senior iSi-
mon Moret Gallalf. ex Aicalde de Ia
Ciudad del; Sur que merecfa general
estimaci0n. disfrutando de gran poph-;-
'laridat en- aquella pohlaci6n Y en- to-
da In cumarca.
Los senores Barcelo, C6rdova Davila
" otros liders del partido unionista. "a 8
cuya colectividad pertenecfa el ancia- !
no .extinro, han enviado expresivos
mensajes de pesame los deudos del
finado ell entierro resultara una elo-
cuente manifestation de dnelo ptiblico.
FL senior Moret Gallart era mdy
querido por los elementos p6pulares de
la ciudad de Ponce.
Acompanamos en- slI pena lostdeu- !
dos del que cumpli6 la iornada de. Ia .
vida que Ell Dios este su alma pa
ra eterno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-31
Las cr6nicas de Perez
LOsada

Hoy publicamosala pri1nera. . la prime.
ra que 1lega a. nuestras manos. Nues-
tro muy querido Director en- medic de
la ardua labor que hoy lleva a cabo en-
Espafia, dedica algpnas horas sus lec-s
torres de Puerto. Rico,s horas preferidds
que acaso 81 roba a su descanso y que
emplea con los mejores deseos para stis
amigos.
Recordando como es Sincere su espi-t
'ritu de modestia, nos abstenemes de to-
do comentario y lineas de elogios
Ell IMPARCTAL Sc sierte muy salts.
fecho al enga1anar sus columnas con Ell
primer trabajo, despues de su ausencia,
del querido jefe de redaccion y conse
cuente companero.
Y tan1bien esta de placeme'el pdblico
que con ta11ta ansiedad esperabaslps ira
hajos delsseiior Perez Losada,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-31
P or las Victinas del Mar
UN FETo FUE sAcADo AVER DE
ENTIRE LAS oLAs.

Aver proximamente las diez media
de Ia manana varios militares desde la
muralla junto al Palacio de Santa Ca
tahna, notaron que en- la playa de la
puerta de San Juan las olas jugaban
con un bulto. Fue tai la curiosidad
que desperto ell precitado bulto a los
referidos nilitares, que decidieron bajar
La playa en- busca del mismo. Guam
do Sc acercaron los soldados Jose. Her
nandez, Juan Petrovich y Armando
Igaravidaz, notaron que era un feto,
lanzandose a cojerlo e1 soldado Her
nandez. El feto fue traido por los re-
feridos militares al cuartel de la poll
cia en- San Juan, donde Sc constituyo
q los pocos 'momentos el fiscal Arrflla-
ga ordenando este que fuese trasladado
al Hospital Municipal. El DR.. Font
Suarez examine el feto y manifesto
que podria ser I'm aborto.
Las autoridadgs hasta a fscha no
han podido averiguar quien pueda ser
el autor de los dias del feto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-31

( con todOs y al mismo tempo logra
mantener las irreprochables disciple
mas de a bordo.
Cant6 Purita Agudo ell aria de Bo-
heme, Iii clidadno Mimi, ' su voz
cristalina conmovi6 todas las almas.
La sefiora Adela de Blesa Y sus her
manas Antonina Y Conchita Yanes, in
terpretaron en- la guitarra, bandolfn y
bandola, Echos des Alps, una bella
pieza de concerto, y cant6 Servando
Pico, Ia cabaletta de Rigoletto, Questa
0 QaellG, acompafado al piano, como
Purita Agudo, por la sefiorita Castells.
Finalizo la primefa parte con la bar
carola de los Cuentos de Hoffman, por
Ia sefora de Blesa y las seiloritas An
tonina Yanes y Julita Castells.
Como intermedio, don Abelardo de
Ia Haba nos hizo I'M cuellto raciQsf &.
simoy que, ef aiditoffo celebFd. mry re-
gocijado, pidiendo otro para ell otro
Iintermedie.
Z en- la segunda parte, tras de la
serenata a Granada, que TOGO al pia-
no la sehorita Castells, fue celebradf-
simo un ndmero que organize La dis
tinguida sefiora de Domfnguez, con mi
modesto collaboration. Me pldi6 la
letra para unas seyillanas, una letra
alusiva al personal viajero, 70 Sc la
hice. Cant6 las coplas Antonina va
mes, = el estribillo, un corito muy aft
nad0 que componfan Purita Agudo, la
sonora de Blesa, que canta tambi6n
con mucho arte una linda voz, la
sehorita de la Haba Y la seiiorita Cas-
tells. Ell ndmero Sc repiti6 entire gran
des aplausos, ihasta fue llamado
Ell autor!
Ell seiior Oyanguren cant6 conti-
nuaci6n, la serenata Lolita, Y don An
tonic Nebot dijo una conferencia So
bre La tastrakanada", ilustrandola con
| ejemplos contundentes. Esta amena
disertaeion siryio para llegar a la SUI
basta de los programs de que va hi
| ce menci6n que acredita a Nebot
como aprovechadfsimo discfpulo de
Isidoro Delgado, nucstro fainoso almo.
nedero.
Purita Agudo yolvi6 a Dir otra oya-
ci0n con los couplets de Man0a Les
i " - =. . w
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saIvar al ArZObl
Las influencias extranjeras en- yanO tratan de
ejercer preston EN- ell Soviet para que Ell ArzO-
i &. bispo Cieplark no sea ejecutado
Ell Premier de Bulgaria adopta una actitud
drastica contra esloyenOs y croatas
cue Sc han revOlucionadO..
tDe Nuestro seivlcio cablegraaco Especially \

p E. ~ j. t5 z = y r.
4 ROMA, MARIO 31.-Un despacho se-
miofcial procedente de Belgrade dice
que ell ,jefe del Ministerio bdlgaro Pa
stitch esta hacienda uso de medidas su-
n1atnente drasticas para detener Ell
moyimeinto separatista de los croatas
y.'eslovenos, que Sc han levantado en-
rebeldia. 81 es necesario-ha hecho
constar el energico estadista-sera
votada una ley especial .anticomunis-
ia que con todo rigor muestre susefec-
tividad en- las actuales circunstancias.
BERLIN, MARIO 31.-Los' clementos
comunistas de csta capital Sc opusie-
ron por medios yiolentos a la celebra-
ci6n dc un mitin fascista que SC
habfa organizado para ell sdbado. Tai
fu6 el escanlalo que Sc arm6i con Ia
actitud de los csmunistas, que del
choque resultaron veinte flscistas he,
ritlos. La situation es delicada en-
tire anibas facciones.
BERLIN, mario 81 Tn despaeho
de Stokolnio, fechado en- Helsingfors.
que la legaci6n soviet ha confirma
90 ccufidenciallnente, ayisa Ia no
ticia de que Ienin esta moribundo,
dc un atdque de PARALYSIS en- q brazo
dcrecfos be sttceder la muerte del
diktadoF rnso,. como Sc pspefa de I'm
Ianmentosa a otro, Sc har;fn cargo de Ia
tlictadura n,ilitaf soviet TrotslSt Pub
jatjeyslsi.s yetzetis, Fruce, Bhpher,s v
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-31
Una fiesta a bordo del 'Buenos Are"
(Cronica de ]. Perez Losada.)

FL domingo de MARIO fue el dfa
escogido para celebrar una yelada y
una t6mbola. beneficio de la Socie-
dad Espafiola de Salvamento de Nau-
fragos.
FL dfa antes las gentiles Amalita de
la Haba, Purita Agudo, Maruja Sucre,
caraqueiia tambien, van conquistar
q Espala con su simpatfa, solicitaron
no solo del pasaje sino del Captain
Wives Y de la oficialidad bajo su man
do, regalos para Ia t9mbola. .Todos
dimOs algo, Y en- la t6mbola hubo, al
otro dfa, de todas esas amables chu-
cherfas que nunca faltan en- el equi-
pale de toda persona elegante que via
ia. '
Eendieron elias tambien, con La CO.
laboraei6n inapreciable de Julita Cas-
tells. una senorita catalina, que syueI.
We de Colombia, y de. dos chiquillas
seneantasloras la de Garcia Cad6fni-
ga Y una hermanita de las sefioritas
de Yanes, las papeletas para la TOM
tbola, y como algunos de los objetos
fueron regalados por las personals con
ellos agraciadas para que fuesen SUI
bastados, Y como alguien tuvo la feliz
idea de sacar a remate los programmes
de la Velada, firmados por las men
cionadas seloritas. aunque eI ndmero
de pasajeros es limitado, porque no
es esta epoca de- viajar todavfa hacia
Europa, Sc recaudaron dos mil diez
Y seis pesetas, destinadas tan hui
manitaria finalidad.
La yelada tenfa un amplio progra-
ma que fue muy celebrado. La aper-
tura del acto estuyo encomendada a
don Pedro jose Yanes, que .ofreci6 la
fiesta al Captain Wives, p4estfgioso
marino, ctiya simpatfa CORE parejas
con su habilidad professional. FL se-
nor Yanes supo encontrar las pala-
bras expresivas de la cordial admi-
raci6n del pasaje hacia este, admira-
BILE Captain, one sabe ser tan amable
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-31

,MOSC0U, mario 31.-Un feXtoi iefi-
.cial del g0bierIlS, lin si;lo pnblicado en-
que Sc afilma que Ia sentencia Gle
muerte deE 4Arzelispo catolico de ,esta
di0cesis, Mons Cieplaks ha lsido sconfir-
NADIA, siendo ell cambio' -conmifElda
Ia del Padre BudkewielS. Fifaiio de
MoscQu. FL documento ahadefa llestie
que el tribunal que entien6e, en- es-
te asunto empezo /; actuQr, en-
controS que lifieren lifucho La S
leyes de la revoIuci6n u las leyes. an
teriGrps; pero que shabiendo sido SUI
primida Ia Iglesia Catolica durante
los regfmenes zarista v de Keienslzy,
y no habiendo sido reyoeada esta. or
den, el g,2ierno soviet 50, pioponfa
rontinar en- La misma politica. La SEN
tehcia contra el sicalio general,
fus conmutada a diez amos desprisi0n;
pero no asf Ia sentencia contra el Ar.
zobispo cuyas crfmenes Sc coiiceptiiaa
de alta traici6n. por haher ayHdado
4 los .cnemigos delsoyict en- su spro-
s1aganaas contra q poder constiblftlo.
N ahf qyc toda apelaci6n en- favor
del REQ hay.t sido dcnegada.
= - .f -
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Los illdustriaIes alefna-
mes rehusan pagar las
tarifas que les impOnerl
ID. Nnestre seDicio caslss,slieol

.
BERLIN, mario 81. Los industrial
les del Rhur han resueltb soponerse al
pago de los tributos iinpnestoles por
las autoridades frahco-beIgas, dispo-
niendose a asumir las Responsibilities
des que puedari aearrear su resuelta
actitud. La prensa muestra su pesi-
mismo en- cuanto al enprestito inferno
que Sc proyectaba, declarando que los
industriales practicamente han parti-
cipado en- Ia subscription solo con una
miseria de dolares cada pao, alcanzan-
do el prestamo a solo Ia sunla de- alre-
dedor de cincuenta millones, de marcos
orc, en- vez de los doseiendo millones
ofrecidos.
MOSCOU, MARIO 3IsI5oss bpletines
oficiales de aver, anuneian que la tenn
peratura deHsenin es tlebrc "a. pull
saciones 120, siguiendo ia temperature
su curse ascendentes Sc dice que
Lenin casi no conoce a sus amigos y
que esta en- un estado tal de decainien-
to que realmente Sc esnefa I'm fatal
desenlace.
WASHINGTON, nlalYo 81 Slbese.
por fuentes extraoficiaies qlie lal Gran.
Bretana esta tratahdo Ne entElT en- nel
gociaciones con Alemania, i fin de que
sean sacadas las tropas francesas del
Rhur. Considerase que AIemania ha
ofrecido erandes concesfones d, Gran
Bretafa, 81 sn infiuencia pudiere, al
canzar el exito deseado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-31
La coMPAS1A DEL FERRocARRIL
REBAJA LOS PAsAJEs

la American Railroad CO., ha reba-l
jado de precio Hos pasajes en- el ferro-
carril, para todas aqucllas personals
Que quieran asistir los fcstejos de
inauguration del gobcrnador Towner
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-31
Pedro Ortiz (a) Inc0g.
nito, sentenciad6

Esta manana el juez 0dlirl de la
Corte Federal, sentenci6 al Isindividuo
Pedro Ortiz (al sIlicognikop diez
amos en- Ia penitenciaria do slants,
por cada uno de los 5 cargos rorquc
fue declarado culpable; pero Ell juez
manifesto que la senteneia debe cum
plirla concurrentemente
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-31
Ell sARGENTo GUTIERREZ
ENFERMo

Desde hace dos dias guarda CANA alta
cado de la gripe reinante, el sargento
de la policia secreta Juan Gutierrez, a
quien lie deseamos I'm rapido restableci-
miento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-31
NuestrO serviciO
cablegraico

Por ser muy avanzada la hora y es-
tar Ell IMPARCIAL casi punto de
entrar en- prensa, no danos todos los
cables recibidos hoy de la united
Press.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
DEGREES RACE FEELING
Negro Bishop Says Understanding Be-
tween Black and White Needed.

That an understanding between the
white man and the black man. AMI
between capital and labor are the two
things most needed in America today,
was the statement of Bishop William
Decker Johnson of Plains. Ga. at
the fourth days session of the North
west Texas African Methodist Ep'-
copal conference Saturday in st
James 4. VI. T.. church. West Travis
and Concho streets.
Bishop Johnson severely condemned
race hatred and race prejudice. tell
ing the ministers present that the
man who preached race prejudice was
unfit TO represent Jesus Christ. ANY
man who stirs up race strife is a
dangerous man. regardless of race.
color or position declared the
bishop.
Coppin r. Johnson. student in the
Paul Quinn College. made a short al
dress. highly praising Bishop Johnson
for his work in Texas.
That the white man and the negro
are rapidly coming to an understand
ing, and that each is working with
the other and not against him. wa
the declaration of Rev. DIR. NJ. Il.
Pendergraff. presiding elder in the
Southwest Conference.
Committee reports of the work ac-
complshed at the Friday session, and
the working out of old problems con-
fronting the conference were taken up
in the afternoon session. preparatory
TO the closing. session Saturday night.
A report on the membership of the
conference. including new members.
the financial condition of the organi-
cation and other reports also were
made.
Bishop johnson will preach the or
dination sermon at IL O'Clock sun
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
SAFEGUARD CITY HALL
Want "Safcty Zone" Around NUM-
cipal Building.

A safety zone" such as has been
established in school arens may be
established around the city hall. The
necessity for this was brought to the
attention of Mayor Tobin by DR..
Frederick Terrell last week. The
mayor has taken the matter up with
Fire and Police Commissioner Phil
Wright and the city attorney and a
decision is expected the early part OF
the week.
Due to the width OF the plaza in
front of the city hall and the heavy
traffic there. DIR. Terrell informed the
mayor. it is hazardous for pedes-
trian 10 attempt to cross the street.
Unless automobiles are required to-
slow down and exercise caution, he
urged. serious accidents may result.
While the traffic is not as heavy
in the rear of the city hall and the
distance between the building and the
opposite sidewalk is not so great, it
is probable the commission will make
the entire area around the city hall
safety zone" The plaza, in front
of the city hall is the connecting link
between North and South Flores
streets and as a result traffic is ex-
tremely heavy, particularly during the
day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
When Stars Cease to Shine,
They Find Business Is Good

Hollywood, Oct. 27.-What becomes
of the stars when they stop shining !?
And what becomes of the would-te
stars who fail to shine? The answer
is easy-they 20 into business.
Selling real estate is the most pop
ular (and most rrofitable) activity
among both men and women, but
nearly every shop on Hollywood
boulevard holds someone whose movie
hopes IRE blasted.
Helene Chadwick, for instance, an
nounces that just as soon as her con-
tract with GOldwyn expires she is 60
ing into the real estate business. Sell
ing land in Hollywood will swell her
income quicker than acting in mo-
ton pictures will (But then, Of
course, it's question whether any
company would sign the Temperament
tai Helene up with the memory OF
her suit to make Goldwyn give her
more publicity fresh In mind.)
Perhaps you remember Mngda
Lane, the Swiss beauty who was
Herb Rawlinson's leading woman in
one picture, and starred in two-reel
westerns for Universal. She was pref
ty enough but not an actress enough.
She wisely recognized this herself,
and now she's in charge of an infor-
nation bureau for tourists in Los
Angeles hotel
Yvette Mitchell brought her al
mond-shaped eyes and shiny black
hair to Hollywood before the craze
for oriental characters began. She
played n few parts. Now she's happy
selling exotic perfumes in a Los An
geles department store.
You saw Nell Newman's name on
the screen in some of Nazimova's
Metro pictures. Now she's secretary
of the Girls Studio Club. Hollywood
branch of the Y. w. c. A.
Irene Hunt was star in Biograpi
days. She still plays for the motion
camera occasionally. But most of tht
time she helps her husband run his
exclusive millinery shop.
Truly Shattuck is known to vaude
Vile audiences everywhere. She
played in motion pictures some. b1t
her permanent "credit card" is hun;
over the cafe she runs at Schulberl
studio.
Two movie heavies. Walter Lon:
and Tom Kennedy. are respectivcl'
manager and matchmaker at TIL