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Gen, faus., locks not one 81, elder than he did
when he commanded here i've years ago, and - the
.ans geaial g,ail,man our eiiiIens acre proud 10
honor durin, hi, former sojourn in our mid,'. HE
,ia,,, are changed ,oms~hai. and the general may
knd the people changed also; then Ss were nol a
railroad ety; or teans and mule trains rasasured the
speed q, which We Travelled, and We had more ,sis-
ure 70 Be soeiabls But the general will hnd his de-
par,m,nt free from the old anaOyaness-ths Indian Il
no nors, the Merriam Is 10 be tairSadsd late STATE
Of peace, quieinss and good huInor, and the rts'
are, vel, there aiat any more rs6s. Al that thu
general Ia, to do is to be genial and sood.naiurst
while We bleed uuels San. The CONTRACTOR h all Z,
IA. 70 watch aev We hops he ~ill take Up his fes
idsnes Of his cid quarter, and lud San Ah;9nit
pleasant and sgre,,bls. We forgot 10 AK the zen
,ral sbeu, hi, politics. but ell DO 90 the usHi tint
II
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The Light receives over its three
leased wires 10000 words every day.
This is supplemented by large amount
of local news and features. a book
connoisseur recently exhibited in San
Antonio a new edition of the Bible in
auarto containing an actual page from
the first Gutenberg Bible printed in the
fifteenth century. By the use of mod
ern machinery The Light is enabled to
create a newspaper in less than ten
hours containing more reading matter
than the Gutenberg Bible.
In. its city room The Light employs
fifteen reporters each Of whom is an
experienced news gatherer, trained to
cover his particular run. The repor'
torial staff Of The Light today is more
than twice the size of the entire force
employed to get out the first issue OF
The Light.
How News Is Gathered.
The question is often asked, How do
you get the news and print it so quick
" after it happens" That is story in
itself. Briefly. there are certain news
sources, such as the city hall, police
station and courthouse which reporters
are assigned by the city editor 10 cover.
Learning of an important happening,
the reporter advises the city editor by
telephone and then comes to the office
and writes his story, il there is time.
II the time is short, the story is written
by a "re-write' man from facts OBJ
tanned from the reporter over the tele-
phone. This done, the story is sent TO
the composing room where II is set up
on a linotype machine. This story 70.
gether with others is placed in form
and sent to the StereOtyping room where
it is quickly reproduced on circular
sheet metal plate by means Of the DRY
mat process. The plate is then sent 70
the pressrOom where it is fitted on a
high speed press which turns out com
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21

present owners, The Light was merged
with The Gazette. a competitor in the
afternoon field. The name was changed
to the Light and Gazette. However, the
Gazette was dropped after the last
change in ownership and the name
changed to the San Antonio Light, by
which name it has been known since.
The growth of The Light has been
steady. Its substantial circulation has
been built up solely on the merits Of the
paper. Never in its long history has
The Light resOrted to sensational stories
and makeup to attract readers. Some
publishers, particularly when trying to
establish q new journal, employ see (
headlines and a makeup that eScltes
immediate attention. These sensational
papers always will be bought by GER
tain class of people, but the publishers
of The Light believe that =. paper which
is known for accuracy and rapidity in
the handling of news, supplemented by
intelligent editorial comment, with Me
cency always apparent, is, after AL,
the newspaper which the average Amer-
lean home seeks. 1t is that newspaper
which advertisers have found TO be the
medium through which they can make
their trade announcements with a GER
tainty of returns.
Dominates the Field.
This is illustrated in the fact that
during 1922, The Light led all local
in volume of advertis-
ing. 1t carried in local store advertis-
ing alone the extraordinary total of
j7S1.74S agate lines or the equivalent
of 413,4S2 inches This total by COM
parison was 2,S72, 4j4 lines more than
carried by the second paper clld 4.311,-
1886 more than carried by the third pa
per and represented a total of l ,395,6S2
lines more than carried by both.
The Light was acquired by y ; pres
ent owners on April !, 1911. The paper
was published then on East Crockett
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as complete as any OF the New York or
Chicago papers. The Light is the only
newspaper in Southwest Texas giving
this important business review.
Foreign News UneXcelled.
The Consolidated wire also carries
the cable service of the Chicago Daily
News, recognized as, the most complete
day service in the world. This is sup
piled by cable summaries from London,
Paris and Berlin by such weil-knOwn
writers as Andre 'TGrdieu, Macmillan
Hardin, A. G. Gardiner and others.
The Light today in its treme dous
volume of news and advertising prints
a paper averaging % pages Of eight
columns every day in the year. Its
daily edition begins at 8 O'Clock in the
morning and continues through y
O'Clock in the night. with a large Sun
day paper, the last edition OF which
goes to press at O'Clock Sunday morn
ing.
The average person has little or no
conception of the enormous expense en-
tailed in the making of a modern news
paper. Looking over a copy containing
an unusually large amount OF adEertls-
ing, the reader unacQuainted wit news
paper making gets the impression that
the publishers are reaping a rich har-
vest. But the reader usually tahs 10
consider the money that is paid out IN
wages and salaries to newspaper work
ers, of the money that goes to pay Tor
tie costly news services, or OF the
enormous paper bills and a thousand
and one other items, not mentioning
equipment which must continually be
added. A single linotype machine such
as used in setting type costs from S2"OO
to $500. A printing press costs any
where from $4,000 to $4,000.
Education in Newspaper.
A publisher OF a large Middle-western
newspaper who is spending the winter
in San Antonio remarked the other
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plete newspaper in the twinkling OF an
eye. 1t is possible to get an important
news story in print and the paper on
the street within ten minutes after the
news is received over the wire.
Organization Of Newspaper.
There are three main divisions to a
newspaper, editorial, business and me-
chanical. The editorial department is
responsible for all reading matter which
goes into the paper. The business Of
flee attends to advertising and circula-
tion. The mechanical department trans
forms the news and advertising copy
into type and prints thS paper.
The work Of producing newspaper
practically never ceases. Long before
daylight the first telegraph wire opens
and does not close until late az night.
In the composing room day and night
shifts are employed.
The Light is 50 highly organized that
il can issue an extra on any starthnS
news event a very short time after y
bappens. The efficiency with which
The Light staff functions was demon
strsted during the flood OF 1921. Iae
paper's preSsroom was flooded By the
water and all motive power cut OF
Notwithstanding this handicap. Ths
Light managed 10 issue snail paper
| AZ {; 8. m. the next morning, By use OF
hand press. just a few hours after the
flood had reached its height and gave
San Antonio its first news OF the eatss.
trophe. Extra editions were pl.blisaed
throughout the day on the hand press
By night a gasoline engine had been IA
stalled in the pressro0m and The Lighs
was enabled 20 90 20 press with IT, sun
day edition on schedule time.
IL is gratifying % say 10 CONCLUSION
that The Light is constantly growing -
every way and in az directions ita
best and greatest years are Jet 70 CONS
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tn. water worn. Question s.,u.d.

n. adoption By N. CRY essoen q the soaprs
mise ,gr.sd upon BY the special eonniuss and shs
v,t.rwofk, company. practically ends this nsdds'
for tin. sti,,u The city ass bees the gains in
oss direction, to--it; The reduction Of The cost OF
the FIRE hye,snu. and the city government s'i ea'y
have 70 provide $500 instsad Of sIe 90 annually
The tel,ss. Of taxes Ioi;sd TO s'so.ooo saias
Of property, .h,Ihsr the city had the power TO make
such eoatr,e, may come up in the future o. Ss1ed
question
The ss- svunei 60 10 Nth enc he" d'inesity ia
,s,ir s,y than The would have had 10 sneess.eI u
IN. eue.tioo had remained unsettled.
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CITY COUNCIL soTEs

ne Au rseuar atstinf 81 The er eo~hei
marked III. end Of he tAird uru Of hayOi
Fr,aeh'I sdniol,uados
Aldermen M.ysnet. Mosneh, froSosss asd New
comb are the Outgoing eounsilnta
The eouneil seemed dispos.d 10 eIsS - The -sri
50 that the ineemins eouneii .osid have lrJs q
trouhl< themselves about. but the nos,y 70 rsa III,
machine.
They tackled IN, bridge aus,uen mn shseuui
ness tia, evidenced that they had no fs1t Of an cleo
,ioa before their eyes
Tn, .ater~sfk, nujdis ~s nraigAsensd cut q
no time by the sJop.oa Of The eenproni,s.
But shsn Il TO the question Of sesaeS, thsr'
cas- a brtaking down evident.
III. motion 10 do away with hat snissst hss'
can politician, Juan CardsnAs, td-tsSuss, ss toS
much, hey utmblsd and voted no.
wh.n came to parting nth the retiring eeSaei
| Il "a, q nsliinr ,e,n,. hii honor Ihre~ out hi
- e.tne,l iibsrLIiy. and each and even one Of tn
ostsOins eouneiImea got ny and acted their part
veil. AIJsrn,n froGoss ga the enlY oas VIII
.as noticeJ 10 Llss hin nose.
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Readers of the San Antonio Light no
oubt noticed the appearance Saturday
Il "Vol. XLIII, No. l." at the top Of
|he front page. This was of more tan
passing Importance for it marked the
les inning of the forty-third year of
Ehe Light in the service of San An
|onio.
1t was in a print shop on East Com
herce street on a January day AZ years
go that the San Antonio Light was
orn. l.. p. Newcomb, T. B. johnson
nd an associate named Winter, who
Dr. some time had been publishing a
lonthly periodical called the Texas
Iun. decided that there was field in
AN Antonio for a live afternoon paper.
arrangements were made for bringing
iut the new paper on the Fl I day of
he year but publication was delayed
'ptil some needed equipment arrived.
p<c7sNJanuary 30, 1881, the Evening
Light mase is lOw TO the San Antonio
|ublic. What a contrast between the
litial issue and The Light as it is to-
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LOCAL Dors.

Atrafa Of wagons, under the charge Of Captain
Solm.n, ltft for u. MeKAvsu Wednesday norOing
Spanish horses tnot brOts) bring $40 to SIS
Cbroksl SIS 70 $ss each.
worLnsn are running gas plpsi 10 Tia ssu Bald
nEs op Military plaza.
Interesting meetings ar, held ever svsaiuE at ~
O'Clock al Trinity A. E. Church. Several seeessioai
to the church have been made.
clieksn stealing has bseont esrpsnsut ihidt,'
noa uajsr our dsJsetVs system.
Much oftA, matter IN hi, number o. ds neHr
has been HwAiiinE our ptso.
Its.s ven lam. s'tsmpt to ,esneni't % ~
part of the city eoune 70 keep useless oflest At
salary Of s. 200 ayear.
Aiarre sized tear wa sseA 10 roh down n. peal
Of his honor's nose when he bid Ns~eOnb gOed-by
The local Of the ESprss, hes 90 fear Of election
before his eyes, and boldly advocates tie aiming Q
the police With shot-guns and shooting nsg'U chi
dr,n With mustard seed shot This Is the sire 70
black bird ,hOo,ng, We believe.
Mr.. S. n. Billiard has recently met Nth the mis-
ianun. Of nearly losing his sys'iGhL Mr.. B. ha
the Contract for putting the pews in the Trinity n
ehuseh, On Aysnus c, and BY too close applicable,
TO the work has produced Inflammation Of the optl
nerve. MI. Buliard has had charge Of the sork OF
this church from the beginning. having made AZ th'
detail dravinss, and sOpsnnsesdnE is eos,troetiO-
| to the present time,
Geo. williamson, Handsome GeorEs) "a With n
again. Ne synpAthiT.s with On the late election
Sympathy Is sweet thing, bat compared with Ii,
effective work At the polls Of Capt. Jack Haris, 10
like common dirt compared wild Diamonds.
Mayer French may hek from hin the lsd5.r spor
which h, has climbed 10 his fourth tsrs-Jsel 6sn'
care cent about Il nov. that it Is all over.
There is sousidsrable speculation as to the Prob
able sppoinsss 10 city Offices. There Is no Ct 40!
ons getting eTeiisd over It; Mayor Preach has ~o'
his oiee without being snder obligations to any poll
tieal organization; the republican, vhO disp,ayet
their Independence, tGS they think BY voting 70
him, would deserve sood boOdnE IL they invsds'
his prsssaes for favon tn, democrats Sho abandon
cd their parry organization TO aid hin, hays elau
upon him, and when il comes down TO personal obi
cations, Mr.. Preach owes more to the untirns ant
.zeishi work Of Capt. Jack Hsri' than any oths
man IN the city. u Capt. Jack wants snJthihg
! Frsneh ought to give him the GrSI say.
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Transfers Of Heal Estate.
s,,or rp "a frs tI,uAty,>

mos i7rH 20 fsTH tAfvAr'>
San Ard Wn. Meintifs, BY attorney, deed 70 W,
Thos Camp, lot OF land, one hundred Acres out Of
survey NS. IS Of M laeoD, granted TO Wu. Nc
Intirs, assignee ola Stssl, SJso.oo. 90
Mary Howard, eseeutriz, deed TO z. a. Totpptt,
vein. one Iot Of land fronting OF Alamo aoesi 81.
varss and runaing between p.railsl lines 20 ths
rVeT, s3oooo. !
z. A. Tospp.r~ein and Vie, deed 70 Aneon Haia
ula eAstefn ioBrtsen ysras OF lot No. q. frontinf
on Alameda street and rman'rs tst.''u parable
lines Tor ospIh. s7IS.oo.
Vicente Tarin ct ais, deed 20 2. unseheid, 10
az Varas font on Alamo susu and depth Of 81.
N.~0
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OUR LETTER BOX.


EoroR EVENING LIGHT; A new York
gentlemen called for dry toast and milk, and
was surprised that he could not get the same,
when paying S1.s 50 per Jay for Goard, he be
ing unwell At time request was made. We
need hrst.elass hotel, fitted up with, and full
Of, every modem convenience, to cost from
$1,000 TO Sioo, 900, to be constructed by q
stock company, formed from our business
men. II IS one Of the necessities OF the
times, and would return handsome interest
On capital invested. STEASGLs.
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EDrroR EVENING LiGHT: The public de-
sire 10 know what the committee appointed BY
ne Alamo Monument Association TO raise
money are doing. Ahttle more interest IN the
regular meetings OF the association is dessiT
sAe. Ms. Maverick, the ~orhy president
deserves great credit for her Efforts, but the
members Of the association must show more
LIE. II the older gentlemen can not work as
a committee, let them step down and out, and
give way to younger men. ALAMO.
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EDIroR EVENING LIGHT; In rtroning
through your pleasant city ! was struck with the
large number Of residences for rent Upon in
quiry however, as to the prices, was no longer
surprised. Houses here are rented at eSior-
tomato rates, in many instances, double Is
being asked that is demanded in leading cities
OF the union. A word 10 the wise IL SuHa'
Gent, NV YoKERR,
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EoToR ErEsRG LoHr; Is Il not sbou,
time that We had q real capital Open House
in this cipl Such an Institution would bring
excellent talent into our midst cause the best
travelling trouPes to parooiIs our hotels and
business men, ,ed furnish Us with desirable
and refined amussment Let some Of our hive
publie-spirited men STIR in this matter, 60 to
work and and erect house OF this class.
WIDE AWAKE
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Che SAN ANTONIOLIGITT
Is 43 Years Old
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tits an erTor Of the unleaned to suppose
that knowledge Of books is Of no account,
and an error II scholars L. think there is no
olhcI kn"N ledge worth having
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Hotel Arriyala-

CIV. Delaney, colsnbss; SIR Rein, Sss
Yorki ]. {. LopeIi james CenVsDs, H0S,iea,
TsIas, are at the hsnEsr.
rs. DsSe., C. n. ard s. A. r. Ri Chahs'
Sehsids msntsl, GasuoVille, VIM. Walton, CAD veil
county; N. Kennsy, ClIyi Edward N. Ross, 9ohn
U. S. A., are At the Vance hsaSs
cen,,ie,; l. HsySingsr, g. X 4 s A X X
M Canpbeil, Tildsnj A L. Goode, Connect.
IA B. " Robb, Newport, Ky {. y Lockndgc,
Eabsss CiYi n. J. Ellis, LGlinEj ~ RoddisS,
nI..skse;B : Below, 4 Mohstt, Z A Sou
Amin, BahdsEs, are 81 Herds.
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GAINESVILLE; Edward A,leiA and vie, Cineinus6
arc al de CeniTal
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with an aggregate isnsh Of Is,sso miles, 1. active
operation. The Eve ns~ sefkiag, with two which
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21

Anniversary Recalls Founding of Paper
Nearly Half Century Ago When San
Antonio Had Scarcely 10000 Inhab-
itants - Striking Contrast Between
Initial Issue and the Paper as 1t Is
Today-Light Now One of Most
Complete Newspapers in Country.
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Evening star., 1923-11-10

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR HOME SUR
rounded by the quiet seclusion Of suburban
life, yet within a lJ-mnute drive of the city?
Then you would do well to inquire about
this bungalow located in nearby Va.
1t is truly love nest because Of its ad-
mirable exterior settings and interior beauties.
The living room with Its built-in lounge near
the fireplace Oilers an unexcelled spot to while
away many a pleasant evening. The wood
for the fireplace is cut aud stored in the cellar
waiting for use. The bedrooms are Of good
Sue and adjoin the bat on either side. The
hult-in tub. pedestal 'washstand, towel rods.
etc. represent only part OF the bat equip.
Work Ia made q real pleasure IN the modern
lighted pantry, bult-in ironing board. q beauti-
ful elec. range with nreless cooker attach.
and q combination porcelain sink aud laundry
tray with drain board, which is beauty.
Hardwood n1ors and hot-water heat make it
complete In every detail Lot s0S100 IT. Ga
rage. OWNER. Address Box 1873, Star
ofice. IL