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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-23
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Gao ileso, mientras los Meridionaies
resultaron malparados y heridos casl
mortalmente, y despues de salir de tan
gran sorpresa, 10 unico que sus cora
zones guerreros les dict6, fu6 moler vi
drio, del mas fino possible.
La iga estaba cas1 compleramente lie
ma en- Ell juego matutino. notandose en-
todos los rostros gran animation. A las
20 y so empez6 ell juego, despues de
ambos teams fotografiarse y de tomar
una fotografia de los cronistas del
Sports. Fabito ocupa Ell caj6n por los
Jlnetes Net ell hogar. Velocidad al
tclete. Mediante un error del Gallego,
cue no fue una maravilla, como Sc
esperaba, los CRISES Sc anotan la pri-
Inera carrera Los Jinetes Sc van en-
blanco. Lector, corramos nuestra aten-
ci6n al octave episodio, Que fu6 Ell mas
sensational del juego. En- este inning
,estaha ell Humacao encima con un
score de cinco a cuatro. Fabito atn
,ccupaba Ell caj6n, y tai heroismo fue
villanamente compensate con un rega-
Ito de buenos matracazos por los Girl
ses y de oportunos errores por los Bo-
ricuas. Cinco carreras Sc anotan los
.tIrises, estando Ell score favor de los
Crises, 10 4.
En- base ball no hay NADIA seguro, es-
ia teorfa la demostr6 plenamente Ell
Sports en- su turno al bate en- el mis-
mo jugoso inning de la avalanche
Girls. Camar6n Sc remonto las regio-
res etereas, en- dulces ensueiios de vic
toria, y, al despertar Sc encontr6 con
que los Boricuas habian empatado Ell
juego, empujando al hogar seis carre-
ras, mediante una collection de buenos
toletazos. FL ruido que hibieron los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-23
UNA HEREDERA

La distinguida y elegante dana do
fla Ana Livia Sanchez, esposa de nues-
tro excelente y estimado amigo 81 emil
Eente doctor Ruiz Nazario, ha dado a
luz, con toda felicidad, una preciosa
nina, que es la primogenita de los es-
timados esposos.
Esta bella y pequeia heredera. ha
levado al hogar de los esposos Ruiz Ma
carlo Sanchez, la felicidad.
Reciban nuestros sinceros placemes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-23
PoR PoRTAR ARMAs

En- Ponce fu6 arrestado Juan Ramos
a quien Sc le encontro una cuchilla en-
su poder.
Sc ha presentado la correspondents
denuncia por portar armas prohibidas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-23

Un hombre honrado y trabajador en-
mangas de camisa vale mas que todos
esos petrimetres, tontos vanidosos,
Que forman parte de la sociedad de los
pueblos en- que viven.
iDine=<M Necesario pero ma'dito me-
tai cslyo bsillo empaha los buenos SEN
tixientos que debe albergar todo CO.
raz6n humane.
La intel:gencia es un privi.egio di-
vino mace con la persona.
Un egoismo desmedido ha suplido a
la fraternidad que reinaba entire todoS
los hombres.
Prefero ell trato de un homhre edu-
cado, SIN instruction, al de I'm hon.
bre instruido, SIN educaci6n.
Por muy rubia muy negra que sea
tn cabellera por muy negros o azu-
les que sean tus ojos, eres, en- til con-
AAGAOA u0 AuJtAs GOAuO bOudo Ano uU-
mas y nada nuevo nj NADIA mejor Sc
puede hallar en- tt. &essa
| Miro con prevention T0DA la hui
nnanidad porqus Sc que me scombate.
F. Mucho orgulIo,s lmueho egoismo y la
mnerte Sc aencaFga dor igualarnos a
todos.
81 la vida es una luz que Sc apaga
, al mas ligero soplo, necesario eS mi
rar con ell mayor desprecio las rique-
zas, los hcnores, el orgullo y La osten-
taci6n. verdaderas calamidades que tan
to prenden en- ell coraz6n humane.
Mueve risa ell contemplar tanto
hombre brute con infulas de arist6cra-
ia. sN
Un tituio, siemple papel adquirido
sin preparation veces, sirve mu-
chos hombres para Greer que son su-
periores los demas. IIgnorantesl
Luis CARMINELY. 4
Guayama. P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-23
PENsAMIENToS
BOB MEUsEL

Admire los hombres por su inteli-
gencia nunca por la cifra que as
cienda su fortuna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-23

La intel;gencia es un privi1egio di.
vino Y mace con la persona.
I'm egoismo desmedido ha suplido q
la fraternidad que reinaba entire todos
los hombres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-23

Prefero ell trato de un homhre edu
cado, SIN instruction, al de un hom.
bre instruido, SIN educacion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
PIONEER TEXAN DIES
Secured Passage Of Pasteur Institute
Bill.

Gonzales, Tex, Sept. ,15.-Gonzales
county has lost another of her pic.
neer citizens in the passing of Cap
tain F. AZ Slick.
Captain Slick was 50 and a native
of Hanover, Germany.
He spent practically all his life
here.
He was 1honored with being elected
as member of the Legislature from
Gonzales county several times and
there made record that may well be
envied -.
He, was father of the bill that Sc
cured for Texas the Pasteur Institute
located at Austin, which ives consid-
cred one of the finest pieces of legis-
lation ever passed by the Legisla-
ture. re.
His record as a Confederate soldier
dated from the early part Of the con-
flict, he being member of the 4th
Cavalry in Dick Taylor's division
and serving with much distinction
that he won commission as cap.
tain. RS
He leaves a--.widow, three sons and
four daughters. Five children have
preceded him to the other world, the
last being Dr. Walter Slick, who
died in 1918 of influenza while in
the service of his country during
the World War
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
SCHOOL AT TAFT.

Taft, Texas, will get the location
for the Presbyterian school for Mex.
lean girls. it has been revealed coin.
'cident with the action of the annual
session of the Synod of Texas. in &C.
cepting the liberal offer of the citi.
zens of that town. The annual ses.
sion of the synod closed last Friday
evening At Dallas.
According to reports received here
an offer of 200 acres of land and
monetary gifts in excess of $4,000
were made contingent upon the 10.
eating of the school at Taft.
A committee is now working upon
plans for the school which will be
erected in the near future. The
school, to be established primarily fol-
the purpose of industrial training OF
Mexican girls, will offer a broad
course.
The success Of the Texas-Mexicar
school for boys, conducted at Kings
vile under the educational program
of the Southern Presbyterian church
is believed to have inspired the found
ing of Presbyterian school for Mex
lean girls.
The educational program campaign
was launched by the synod to put
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
BURGINS ARE RETURNING.

DIR. s. H. C. Burgin, pastor OF
Laurel Heights Methodist church
and his wife, who have been max
ing an extended tour of Europe
Egypt and the Holy Land, are ex-
pected to arrive in San Antonio the
last week in September. According
to information received here, it is
DR.. Burgin's plan to fill his pulpit at
the Laurel Heights church at both the
morning and evening services, Septem-
Der 80.
After an absence of three months
from America, DIR. and Mrs. Burgin
sailed from Southampton, England,
last Friday on the steamship AN
SONIA" The party will land at Mont
real, Canada, and after spending q
few days in the north, will come dii-
rectly to San Antonio. T.
From his travels in the land of the
Pharaohs and from his having visited
the scenes that are inseparably con-
nected with the life of Christ, DIR.
Burgin. will have CLEANED wealth of
material and inspiration for his ser
mons, members of the Laurel Heights
congregation anticipate.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
Mother Cream
Can do what Youth Cream did for me
By Edna Wallace Hopper

My friends on the stage employ il.
Even in the costliest creams they have
found nothing to compare. 1 have
supplied it to famous beauty experts
and they tell me the same about it.
My own results confirm them. So |
believe that here is a matchless help
which millions of women should have.
And I shall help them get it.
Edna Wallace Hopper's Youth
Cream is now supplied by all drug
gists and toilet counters at Coo per
jar, Also my Facial Youth-my ia
nous liquid cleanser. Also my White
Youth Clay. Also my Hair Youth,
to which / owe my heavy, lustrous
hair. My Beauty Book comes with
each.
Compare my Youth Cream with the
cold creams that you know. If the
first jar fails to delight you, your
dealer will return its price. If it
does for you what it does for me,
you will ever thank me.
Edna Wallace Hopper, Business
Address, Waukesha, Wise.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16

a hearing on the petition as Septem-
der "a. The proposed district lis
formed along the same lines as the
one formed some time ago, but which
was voted down by the farmers in
terested when the election was held.
About $4,000 acres will /be included
in the proposed district and the dam
site will be the place known as
the "shut-in" on the main Frio river,
some twenty miles north of here.
The land in the proposed district lies
chiefly in the Knippa section and
is one of the finest bodies of farming
lands to be found.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
SERVICES AT POST.

Regular religious services will be
held at Fort Sam Houston on Sun
day. Masses will be held in the post
assembly hall from 1880 to $3.50
o'clock Sunday morning, and the
regular Sunday School meetings will
held in service club No. 4. The Pro-
testaont Sunday school will be held
at 9:3O o'clock and the Catholic
school at 10:45 o'clock. Chaplain
Crosby of the Ninth Infantry will
preach in the post assembly hall at
10 As o'clock Sunday morning ana
Chaplain Breasted, Second Division
chaplain. will preach in the same
hall at 7:30 o'clock in the evening.
Chaplain A.. f. Vaughan haveing re-
turned from a leave of absence, theh
regular Sunday services will be re-
sumed at the Past chapel. Sunday
school will be held at. 9:30 o'clock
in the morning and preaching services
will be held at 10 40 o'clock. Even
ing services will be held at, z. o'clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
PRINCESS COLLAPSES
WHEN JURY DECIDES
SHE IS NOT GUILTY
Bride of Year Kills "Syba:
rite Sheik" and Gets
Away With 1t.

London, Sept. 15.-Princess Mar
guerite FANNY collapsed in the court
room here this afternoon a few min
utes after a jury had declared her
not guilty of the murder Of her
husband, the "sybarite sheik," Prince
Ali Renal FANNY Bey.
The princess was carried downstairs
and attended by her physicians. 1t
was 40 minutes before she was able
to be placed in a taxicab and escort
ed from the court through a huge
crowd which surrounded the build
ing.
The pretty young French woman,
bride for less than a year OF the
Egyptian prince, whom she shot and
killed in their apartment in the
Savoy hotel here last July, was driv-
en- to her apartment in the West End
where she is recovering tonight.
1T was a terrible ordeal" she
said, "and am too thankful and re.
lieved for words now that it is all
over. The trial was a wonderful tri
butte to British justice"
The collapse of the princess in OLE
Bailey, just after she shook hand
with the jury which freed her, CAM
as sensational end TO the dramati
trial which has gripped the attention
of all london for three days.
She had been comparatively com
posed while the jury was out TO
more than an hour, sitting in tn
prisoners dock. clad in sombre blac
with black crepe veil accentuatin
her deathly palensss.
As the jury filed in the princes
buried her face in her hands as
to shut out a possible unfavorabl
verdict.
There was complete silence as til
clerk asked the jury to report.
mot guilty. the foreman said.
The crowded room Immediate
broke into cheers as the judge rape
vigorously for order.
AS the uproar continued the judo
ordered the room cleared and ii
clerk. in accordance with BIRTHS
procedure, asked if the verdict wa
manslaughter.
ave return a unanimous verdi,
Of not guilty." said the foreman.
The princess seemed almost stu
ned as the purport of the wore
which meant life and freedom wei
borne home to her. She convulsivel
removed her haLds from her face ar
elapsed them nervously over h,
heart. Then her face broke into
! smile as she was escorted from Il
5 box.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
Pen and Ink Sketches
Skow Local Atmosphere
Winifred Matthews Gets
Remarkable Results From
Foliage Suggestions;
Picks Familiar Places
About the City, Yet Linn
its Subjects to Common
place Materials.

Picturesque old San Antonio as seen
through the eyes of a youthful artist
daughter of the city is disclosed in q
handful of drawings made by Miss
Winifred Matthews. This talented
young artist has produced in her lit
tie folder of sketches, drawings that
suggest the atmosphere of the city
far better than many, more elaborate
paintings.
Up to the present time. the only
teaching of drawing that Miss
Matthews has had was from Miss
Sybil Browne, in the regular classes
in design in the Main Avenue high
school. from which she graduated in
1921. Since that time she has occu-
pied herself in hunting the distinctive
and picturesque old bits of Spanish
architecture. grouned with character
istic trees Of the city. and drawing
them in pen and ink. These %
sketches have recently been printed
and bound in an attractive folder
and will be offered for sale in all book
stores and specially shops Of the city.
The sketches show very unusual
freshness and spontaneity in draw
ing and n marked sense of the beauty
and value of pure line. Her drawing
Of the foliage of trees is particular
~ naive and delightful. and she seems
to have an unerring instinct for select
ing subjects that are adaptable to her
individual style of drawing.
A Mexican "Jacal.-
One of Miss Matthews sketches Is
of two tiny Mexican "jaeals," one
with the familiar roof made of the tin
from old cans. beaten fiat. with five
of the trees indigenous to San An
tonic in the background. each one ex-
pressed with an individual type OF
marks and lines TO indicate the charac-
teristic foliage. A ratama is an intri-
cate series of delicate triangles Of
lines radiating from single slight
" heavier line: a weeping-willow is
expressed by a group of long curving
lines: huisache tree drawn with
feathery-fine lines punctuated with
tiny prongs.
A drawing Of an old house on Main
avenue, near the high school. which
has a raised porch and n basement
beneath. has two Spanish dagger trees
in the yard. indicated with the great
est economv of line. and yet express
ing just abeut everything that could
be drawn with pen. not only of the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
Field Tours For Farmers.

Fredericksburg, Tex, Sept. 15.-
Last week a number of field tours
were conducted for the farmers of
Gillespie county, r. s. Miller, county
agent in charge. He was assisted
by A. X. Short. extension methods,
A. E. Mueller. agronomist. and Miss
Bonnie Campbell, district home dem
onstration agent, an of the A. & NJ.
College. At the time when farmers
were making the field tours the wo-
men of the community assembled at
the school house for dress form and
sewing demonstrations. Eight com.
munities were visited: Morris Ranch
Rocky Hill. Palo Alto, Crabapple
Eckert, Willow City. Doss and
Pedernales. The field tours and
school house demonstrations were at
tended by $40 people. On Wednesday
afternoon the lecturers addressed thu
teachers institute, Mason and GILES
pie county, then in session.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
VICTORIA DE MOLAY
% Young Men Join Masonic Auxil.
iary.

Victoria, Tex, Sept. 15.-The Vic
toria Chapter of the DeAIoley Order
was instituted here Wednesday night
by Paul B. Mueller of the Beeville
chapter. This order is fostered by tn,
Masonic fraternity and the local chap
ter is sponsored by Victoria Chapter
No. 154. r. A. NJ.
The DeMoley chapter consists en-
the ely of boys, and the chapter here
was installed with a membership of
%. and with the following officers /:
Billie Traylor. master counselor in
the east; w. Il. Fimble. senior coun-
selor in the west; Lawrence G.. COT
fey. Junior counselor in the south
Vernon Resser. senior deacon: Nor
ris Putney, junior deacon; Jack Nc
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16

peculiar characteristics Of Spanish
dagger trees in general, but of thu
personality of these two trees in par.
ticular. Every one in San Antonio who
sees the drawing will recognize and
crjoy these trees.
Foliage Is Suggested.
Another sketch that is of particular
interest is of an old adobe house OF
two stories, with wooden balcony
On the second floor, and an outside
stairway leading to it. A pecan tree is
growing to one side of the STONE
paved yard, with its foliage unmistak-
ably indicated by masses of fine
curved lines. This tree shades a group
Of plants growing in pots and tubs,
the most prominent of which are an
oleander tree and a small magnolia.
The leaves of the oleander are merely
q succession of unattached triangular
lines. but the authorization of olean-
der trees is complete. Near the mag
nolia which has not passed beyond the
shrub stage. is goose. engaged in
intimate researches beneath his wing.
which is n delightful piece of draw
ing. While the composition of this
picture is slightly out of balance.
that defect of immaturity is more than
compensated for by the naive charm
and individuality of the drawing as a
whole.
Miss Matthews. who is barely is.
loft Thursday night for New York.
where she will enter the school of de-
sign in the Teachers College of Col
umbia University. for the regular four
years course. 1t is easy to foresee n
hig future in the world of design.
She is the daughter of Mrs. F. Fl.
Matthews, 80 Richmond avenue.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
WILL WORSHIP TOGETHER.

fractional bitterness that character.
lied the attitude of many church peo-
pie toward other church people in
former days is being rapidly out
grown, as it is repeatedly shown in
this modern city. Sunday night, q
congregation representing one branch
of the Presbyterian church will as
sist in celebrating an anniversary oc-
casion in another branch of the
church.
The congregation of the FRS
Presbyterian church, and the pastor
DR.. p. B. Hill, will attend service.
at the First United Presbyterian
church of which DIR. S. H. G. Hue.
is pastor. On this occasion, tn
second anniversary of DR.. Huey's pas
torate in this city will be celebrate
by special services. DR.. Huey's pu,
pit will be occupied by DIR. Hill.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
SEGUIN PIONEER DIES
Born in Guadalupe County 90 Year
Ago. 81

Seguin, Tex, Sept. 15.-Mrs. Al
gust Buerger, go. a pioneer nativ,
born resident of Guadalupe count!
died at her home here Friday InorI
ing. following lingering illness
Intcrment was held in san Gert
nimo cemetery Saturday afterno.si 4
4 o'clock, Rev. I. NJ. Jansen of th
local Lutheran church conducting IL
funeral services.
Surviving are her husband, Angus
Buerger, three sons, Ben, and Henri
Bucieer Of S'gui:i, and TLeodor
B.irrger of Ecev,llc: two daughter|
Misses Augusca and Bertha Duergej
and numerous other relatives.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
REVIVAL TO END.

An unusually large crowd is ex
pected to turn out for the conclud
ing sermon, Sunday nigat, of a series
of revival services being held at the
blackberry Street Methodist church
An unusually good program has beer
arranged for this occasion.
The revival, which has been IL
progress for the last two weeks, Is
being conducted by the Rev. L. r.
Schuessler of Seguin.
No services were held last Satur,
day night in order that the evangelist
might recuperate from his arduous
duties
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
SPEAK ON CONSTITUTION.

At the request of the San Antonio
Bar, Association, Protestant pastor;
of this city will either deliver specia
sermons in connection with "Consti
tuition Week." Sunday morning
make some reference thereto, pursual
to action taken at the first ia
meeting of the ministerial associa
ton last Monday morning.
Obedience to constituted authorit
is one of the direct commands b..
Christ, DIR. p. II. Hill, pastor of tn,
First Presbyterian church said il
speaking of Constitution Week.
Among the praiseworthy detectives o
the week is to breed respect for tn
law and to arouse loyalty to tn,
constitution of this country.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
Judge Assumes Position

Austin, Tex, Sept. 15.-Judge W.
r. Bishop of Athens, reached here
Saturday and assumed his duties as a
member of section A of the commit
tee of appeals, to which position be
was recently appointed by Governor
Neff. Judge Bishop, who is former
district judge, succeeds Judge II. c.
Randolph, who was named to posi-
ton on the bench of the court of civil
appeals at Amarillo. Judge Bishop is
a brother-in-law of Representative
Lewis I. Carpenter. of Dallas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16

meetings of the association were re-
sumed last Monday morning. Among
the mass Of business transacted at the
meeting was the endorsement of
."Constitution Weeky and the promise
of cooperation of the pastors in the
state convention of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union to be
held in San Antonio in the latter
part of October.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16

Cabe, senior steward; Paschal Hunt
Whitney, junior steward: Howard Ire.
land. chaplain; Alton Feland, mar
shall; Edgar Atzenhoffer. scribe: Tom
almoner; Charles Lingo. standard
bearer; John Hadley, Walter Herbert
Haadley' JACK Coffey, Dent Middleton 9lsn
and Chester William Evans. precept.
ors; Sylvan Hannig. sentinel; and ]
d. Fowler Jr,, orator.
The Masonic advisory council is rs
follows: G. Fl. Hensley, chairman
T. NJ. Scott, Rev. J. B. Hudson. T.. 2
Lenior. W. f. Franz. A. T. Andei-
son, DR.. J II. Tolson, DR.. Wynn
Traylor, ]. ]. Woodhouse and A. E.
Rust.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
MINISTER'S TO ELECT.

An annual election of officers OF
the San Antonio Ministerial Associa-
ton, an organization of Protestant
pastors in San Antonio, will be held
at the next monthly meeting, it was
announced. The Rev. Casper s.
Wright, presiding elder of the San
Antonio district conference of the
Southern Methodist church. has been
named chairman of the nominating
committee.
Following a summer recess, the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
In Church Circles

church schools abreast of their OBJ
portunities, returning delegates re-
port. In all lines Of church work,
satisfactory progress was reported.
Among those who attended the
synod were DR.. s. Z. Selfridge, super
intendent of home missions of the
Presbytery of Western Texas: DR..
J. Leighton Green, pastor of West
minister church; DR.. A. H. p. Nc
Curdy, of the Pine street church: and
the Rev. c. n. Bellinger, of the
Prospect Hill Presbyterian church.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16

/ found in France some years ago
the finest cold cream in existence. l
went there to seek it, talked with
scientists, with beauty experts and
with beauties. And they all agreed
that this cream was supreme.
Since then 1 have used it every
night. Also every morning as pow
der base. Used it to foster the skin
texture, to protect it against CRIME
and weather.
Now millions wonder at my mar
yelous complexion. 1t is envied by
girls in their teens. Yet have stood
for 40 years in the limelight, and been
for 80 wears n stage star.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
Petition For Irrigation.

Uvalde, Tex, Sept. ia petit
ton for the formation Of an irriga-
ton district in; Uvalde county to be
known as Uvalde County Water I'm
provement District No. 1 was pre-
scented to the county commissioners
court this week. The petition was
signed by A. IL. Kincaid,. j.. s. Will
son, Eugene Corder and twenty-eight
others. The court set the. date for