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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
In Church Social Circles

I March 20, at Z 80 o'clock in the eve
ming. Members are requested to bring
ticket returns from recent entertain
ments and also applications Of new
members.
Rev. G.. Mornhinweg of New Braun
fels will deliver the message at the
Wednesday evening J.cnten service in
Friedens' Evangelical church. Main
avenue and East Elmira street.
~ - ~
The district conference of the
Women's Presbyterial Auxiliary OF the
Southern Presbyterian churches of San
Antonio, Kerrville, Floresville, Pleas
anton, Lavernia and Devine will con-
vene in the First Presbyterian church,
San Antonio, Thursday morning,
March %, at 10 o'clock. An inter-
esting program has been arranged,
which will be Of special interest to the
secretaries of causes and all circle
chairmen. The budget system and
standard of excellence will be dis
cussed. The women Of this district
are urged to make it convenient to
attend in order that all riay work to-
sether to further the Lords work. A
box luncheon will be served.
- - y
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Cen
tral Christian church will have their
monthly business meeting in the an.
mex of the church at $50 Monday
afternoon, There will be an impor-
tant business session. Every woman
Of the church is requested to attend to
her reports of the work done by the
different departments and circles. The
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23

The woman's Auxiliary Of the
Westminster Presbyterian church will
have their annual meeting on Monday,
March "a, at 3 80 in the afternoon
at the church. Circle Number . will
act as. hostess. The auxiliary will be
hostess to the new members and
friends of the congregation on Friday
evening, March IS. at z 80 o'clock at
the church. A Fellowship Evening"
will be enjoyed and an interesting
program is being planned.
~ - ~
All circles of the Woman's Mission
airy Society of the Travis Park Meth
odist church will meet at the church
in separate meetings at o'clock Mon
day to transact the business of their
individual circles, after which joint
meeting will be held in the League
Auditorium. Mrs. Arthur ]. Moore will
lead the devotional at this time and
Mrs. Flannery will give a vocal solo.
Following tie program there will be
q social hour with Circles, I, z, o and
10 acting as hostesses.
- ~ -
The Fellowship Bible Glass Of the
First Baptist church held their regu-
lar monthly business and social meet
ing in the home. of Mrs. o. J.. Fort
man, 619 Montana street. Twenty
seven members were present. Follow
ing the business session a social hour
was enjoyed and refreshment course
served.
- y -
The Catholic Daughters will hold
their regular meeting at the knights
OF Columbus Hall on Wednesday,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23

22-Even bridge the gulf between East
and West.
of the centuries forbid it!
learned three
oriental gardens where she had hoped to find happiness
A. Six and her Japanese
He took her back to japan with him.
wonderful Mrs Asa
and reared the ideas of independence
and social equality.
before born This must dofor
exactly mad had TO
wait m mother-inlaw S il
athernawf first in point Of Importance and
preference Then my mothernlaw husband. Then myself
husband And still love him. But love could not
compensate for of m freedom and equality
cculd-left him and came back home
twoyearod daughter Mary Ko
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
PARK TOUR A SUCCESS
Fourteen Sites Donated to Texas BY
Various Towns.

Austin, Tex, March 22.-That the
first tour by the governor and the
members of the state parks board.
headed by D. Il. Colp of San Antonio.
president of the board, for the estab-
lishment of possible state park sites
made in Southwest Texas, was great
success, was expressed Saturday by
Governor Neff on his return. The
trip not only included the immediate
Southwestern portion of the state, but
also the Rio Grande Valley.
As a result of this first tour OF the
governor and park board, fourteen
park sites ranging in size from 10 to
100 acres, have been donated to the
state, the governor said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
TO MOVE POTATOES
Shipments TO Get Under Way From
Valley Shortly.

Brownsville, Tex, March 22.-Po-
tato shipments from the Brownsville
section will be under way in about
two weeks, but the height OF the
shipping season will not be reached be-
fore the middle of April.
Potato growers report there is every
indication that the yield this spring
will break all previous records. There
are approximately 5000 acres planted
TO potatoes in the valley this year, the
major part of the acreage being in the
Brownsville section
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
District Court Opens.

Yoalum, Tex, March 22.-Dlstrict
court opened in Hallettsville last Mon
day with Judge Lester Holt presid-
ing. The following grand jury was
empanelled: w. T. Brian, Yoakum,
foreman; S. NJ. McMurray. Sweet
Home; John Matusek. Sweet Home !;
Robert Smothers, Ezzell; +. ]. Tro-
jcak, Sublime; W. Leggett, Messy
Grove; George Bauer, Moulton: f. W.
Schultz, blackberry; Rudolph Krauh-
lik. Moulton: ]. G. Deborah, Hope:
Scott Hill, HallettsYille, and Emil
Giepner, Moulton.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
Measles in Y0akum.

Yoalrun, Tex, March 22.-Thcl
have been reported to the health d
partment Of the city many cases {
measles in the city and surroundin
country. City School Sperintender
L. B. McGuffin reports that a nun
Der of the pupils Of the public schoo1
are at home with the disease.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23

aim for 1924 n the accomplishment Of
bigger and better things than ever be.
fore. Every woman in the church not
already identified with the organiza-
ton is requested TO take membership
that this aim may be fulfilled.
~ ~ -
Circle No. 3 of the Womal's Auxil-
larry of the Central Christian church
will have surprise box party in the
annex of the church Monday afternoon
following the business session.
~ - u
Mrs. Ohio Brown and Mrs. NJ. A..
Straughnn will entertain the Mis-
sion Society of the Prospect Hill Meth
odist church from 3 to 6 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. Brown, 1918 Monterey street.
All Of the ladies of the church and
their friends are invited.
- - ~
The Senior Luther League Of Grace
Lutheran church will meet at the par
ish house Sunday, March %, at 6 80.
The topic, "The Personal Element in
Winning Others to Christ" led by
Miss Nora Loessberg, will be dis
cussed. All Lutheran young people
of the age of sixteen years and older
are welcome and are asked to bring
their friends with them.
- - -
The Federated Protestant Women's
Association meets in regular monthly
session Friday morning at 10 o'clock
at the Young Women's Christian As
ISOLATION, Broadway at Fifth street. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
Protestant women to attend.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
GETS e. OF c. JOB
Newspaper Man Named Secretary oil
Valley Organization.

Brownsville, Tex, March a.
Harry L. Sexton, managing editor of
the Brownsville Daily Herald, was
elected secretary of the Lower Rio
Grande Valley Chamber of Commerce
at n meeting of the board of directors
held at Harlingen Friday afternoon.
Harlingen was designated as the
headquarters for the organization and
arrangements made to secure office
rooms for the new secretary.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23

Go and look at that Wisteria Vine
at 246 East Woodlawn. There are
thousands Of purple blossoms on it.
(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23

The San Antonio Woman's Repub-
lican Club will hold its regular meet
ing in the red room of the st. An
thony Tuesday. March 81. at 8
o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. Lucy
Wells, a nationally known speaker
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23

The Alamo Mission Chapter, Daugh-
tiers Of the Republic of Texas. will
meet in regular session Tuesday,
March =. at 3 o'clock in the after
noon at the Alamo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23

Miss Ethel Schuetz entertained the
members Of the Texas Bluebonnct
Club with a st. Patrick's party at
her home last Thursday. Five hun
dred was played and those making
high score were Mrs. $. Willems and
Mrs. j. Baum. Refreshments carrying
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23

The Kappa Alpha I.ambdas met in
regular session with billiard Coy as
host in the home of Mrs. Earl Sim
mons Friday evening. A business
hour was spent in the discussion of
plans for the representation Of the
club in the Battle of Flowers parade in
April. Games and dancing were en-
joycd during the evening.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23

Our Reading Club will meet Mt 8 &c
Monday at the Woman's Club. The
subject will be "a Man From
Maine" by Edward Box. The paper
will be given by Mrs. r. NJ. Middle
brook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-25
Foods for Thanksgiving Dinner
Fruit Cake, LIB. 75c

The best that we have ever
made Very rich and appetizing.
and moderately priced.
English plum Pudding. n very
rich and palatable dessert TO
top off that Thanksgiving din.
nor. Id. ..,..,..........i doc
Thanksgiving Cakes, made spe.
cially for the 500
Pumpkin and Mince Pics-your
choice OF either of these lus.
cious pastries, each. 35c
Bon Marchc Homemade Bread.
n pound and half of tho
finest bread we can make:
loaf, 1Oc; loaves. 19c
Buttcrhorns, nut topped, and
plenty OF icing; for...15c
for .,..,...,,........ 2Sc
Chocolate Eclairs - real fluffy
chocolate covered marshmal.
lows, H. .............. soc
H.O Rolled Oats, while We have
any, 2 pkes. use
Box Thanksgiving
Chocolates $1.5O
Fun Glib. box, beautifully as.
sorted, delicious sweets, a lovely
gift.
Main Floor-Thc Bon Marchc
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N1s,INn ~

r. snsth myEruggfy mis,snr
1nec the rre that destroyed h'r
hauschaat home "a Z5lS WeHflake
avs. n carly saturday mrTniHE
mas IagatrI an thc wiltshire hrfel
Monday afternoon hy tIrr Inspector
Prank Hzrshnell The latter vas
90 me opinion that smith m'Eht
hayr met his death in the fire 90
he had MOI been heard from aiuce
the EaEr
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Looks Like Curtis
for Senate Leader

WASHINGTON. Sow ss Senator
WRrrgn WlumlnE- ia uHr Cor ta1
republican lradrrHip % thF senate,
has Withdrawn from the race HnA
uIu support Senator GuThE
kansas present republican, ship
lar me position 90 the republican
caucus Friday. % vas learned
senator WaHrnurth. Sew York
Who IVES also candidate, with
drew fyum abe rsee thus apparent.
D. assuring tfr election ~ ,uTl-
Warren was said 20 feel pie
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Students at Met
En- Masse on Friday

once a gear University ~ wash
snrfan -fua-UfH make a concerted in-
.arE8n a -d8uuf0vgr seattle
THE aeasrn BE- comes nrEt Frifay
night ana me occasion f. tho pre-
ssutaslon az ttr metropolitan thFa-
Ter ~ Frank Cuvsn.s rrrlarou1ir
rlav Of married life. -Ths Fiut
Year"
Decorated with purple and sole.
The Msf vim urrr1me tlr students in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-25
School Children to
See Harding Films

Ilrge reels gf motion pictures
mace on thC trip cf the late Pres
urct Harding o. Alaska will D.
shown Oh Seattle schools 8uraE thc
nCNt Few days The scheduled per
formanCes ares Greenwood school
November -5s Msrger schucL no
WEAKER rs. John Hay school ne
cemhcr .; a. d, nay school Deem
Der 2 Iawton school. DrgrmbEr So
West Queen Anne school pcccu-
etr e. Srvari scho1L December s.
Arrangements ror exhibiting tNe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-25

Alaska film may 10 made wiih the
Alaska department - abe Chamhcf
~ Commerce.
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Borah and Norris
Champion Wheeler

WAEHINGTuN. N0y -s-seH.
af9rr H9ab ~ Idaho and Norris %
Nebraska both Identified Nftb che
liberal wing ~ the republican party
have offered 90 defend Senator
Wheeler ~ Montana, democrat, uHI
independent candidate Tor slice prrl-
dent without compensation. vhrn be
Fara aa trial az Great TaI'r on "a
charge ~ using Eia influence % 90
cure uil and Eas permits from me
interior department
Harah wee chairman ~ che -Fnatr
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BLAME 10 n n n

Clune.luau q. l. Blaine was Mon
aay EFanird three weeks leave 10 a.
tend a meeting ~ the education board
az enc ArihciIrt Ipslc1ual church in
Ay" Agrk e.iy. BE ufIl leave SAT.
uatiay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-25

duties as chairman % the urpropria-
lions committee were Goo heavy far
him 60 take tho leadership which
would have Fallen 90 him under thr
seniority rule n the senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-25

committee which Investigated Wh-sl.
ere Indictment and made report
10 tho senate ezonrrsiins h3m - an
charges
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Go0D FELLOWSHIP UINAEE

Trr r1-aI affairs 11ur-ffrr ~
seattle AEerrfH ing r'aH BOO a-r Y
"a r.nurrEalrr Or Tur1g rr
faF ~ tHs Earlsa cafe. 90 lla-r-
between Erasas and IErl Eaa
jones Parry o. urrrsfeEt ~ che gr-
FaE.zsflau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-25

Fine quality All-silk
Crepe, beautifully printed
in large and small designs
and color effects TO meet
any taste. Suitable for
blouses, tunics, dresses and
trimmings. Grounds of
navy, royal, brown, sand
and almond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-25

srsrss for ser aEa1eI
night
Trlb. r1HrH and rflrfH H-f-
acts are Ca fhr program. IfH H
Hsslr evening Tor ag1.=nee and
orr alike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-25

Do China che noom 81 bathrooms
are divided into squares and dane
ere must keep % she rguarss 81.
luttfI 10 Them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-25
MN TP An WmTE CENTER

Rocco Trurra. 1877 Charlra e.
aaa hsld up on white Center M1a-
dag % iua bau1.ts Who robbed him
RI $3.50 Trrrrra reported abs bold
up o. The TaIirr
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The first monarch % ouu mi.
waite airpians was the king of spain.
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Thanksgiving
Breakfast Bacon
LIB. SIC

A genuine Virginia Bacon, n
direct shipment to us from Il. NJ.
Todd & Co. OF Richmond. Rich,
spicy, fragrant-thc finest break.
fast bacon in tho world.
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Armou's "Star" Hams
LIB. 2Sc

Tho finest ham possible for
baked ham dinners, By the
piece only.
Freshly Churncd Creamery But
ter, high grade Jersey brand,
Id, .,.,,... workmanship
Bon Marchc Mincc Meat, mado
from finest ingredients, in our
own kitchen. ID. lee
Stuffed and Green Olives, spe.
cially reduced prices,
Bon Marchc Mayonnnisc, made
fresh several times daily; per
10, ..''t.,,., ..,''s', b@N
Main Floor--The Bon Marchc
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Eat and
Get Thin

r. yOu are overfst ard averse to physica a.
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sell MarmOis Prescription Tablets for one
dollar a box. Or send the money direct
10 the Narmoia Company, General Motors
Building Detroit. Mich. ana box VIII he
sent to you Ostpald--AdreTtisem
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are secretly glad OF the poor mans
death"
OrWle Kent turned on her i'm
fury Of passion. htt Izra Goddard
laid a restraining hand ON his arm
Keep quiet Kent" he said. Miss
Turner you are making grave
statement"
II am" she responded, her face
white and set. "but you can deter
mine the truth or It for yourself. AZ
the principal witness, as the one
who first turned the Hight on "A deed
done in the dark. I hold that my
testimony Is of utmost importance
and should he considered first ~ all. ."
You are right. Miss Turner. d"
Dobbins said: II you saw the dead
man and those two people in the
room. there can be no doubt. but
that one Of them fired the fatal shot.
The question is. which one?"
THAT ought 10 be easy for detec-
tive to discover" Miss Turner said,
carelessly.
=
torted 10y fury
Goddard looked at her curiously.
Why should she be SO wrought mp
over the matter? Why 50 bitter to
ward Nancy Raynor, and, inferen-
TALLY. toward Finley? Was She an
love with the dead man? Or with
Finley2
And then Miss Matte broke in
again.
ooh. Nan" she cried. in a wailing
tone. ooh. Nancy. why did you DO
it? saw you-I saw you drop pei
lets in Dogulas' teacup-twice ! saw
you"
Did you do that. Mrs. Raynor?"
Fraser fired at her, suddenly,
Yes" faltered Nan, ''yes-I do. I"
CHAPTER VII
The Sole Clew
The afternoon sun shone brightly
on the great beds Of blossoms at
Flower Acres.
The funeral of Douglas Raynor
had taken place, and the family had
gathered again on the western ter
race for the tea that was daily
serve dthere.
The law had stayed the investiga.
ton of the tragedy until after the
last rites were held for the victim.
but even now the sinister figure IF
the detective was seen coming to-
ward them.
Il say" declared Kent. that's too
bad. Nan mustn't be interviewed
now. She's all in with nervous OK
citement and fatigue. That detest
able Dobbins person can surely wait
till tomorrow"
TN tell him So" said Ezra God
dard. quietly, and he rose and went
to meet Dobbins.
Come and talk to me first" God
dard said, leading the detective into
the library. Surely you don't want
to intrude upon Mrs. Raynor just
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Checks - Sparkling
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Says DR.. Edwards. a Well-Kn0wn
Ohio Physician.

DIT. F NJ Edwards for Il years treat
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ailments. During these Years he gave
10 his patients q prescription made of
few well known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil, naming them Dr
Edwards Olive Tablets. IOu viii know
them by their olive color
These tablets are wonder workers on
the liver and bowels. which cause q nor
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poisonous matter In ones system
II you have q pale face. sallOw look,
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H0OSie1 Briefs

NONEY," Muncie barber. has
answered an old question,
Who cuts the barber's
hair Coke says they cut each
others hair. but Never let a Bit
ter rival shave you"
Joe Smith is the new president Of
the Lafayette Pressman's Union.
Arthur Radkey, 10. Of Logansport,
is happy He won 81 offered as
prize for solving Il puzzle in the
Pennsylvania News, railroad news
paper.
Bath OF red paint given De Paw.
on the eve OF the Wabash College
football game may result In adj
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now you're on the wrong track.
nobb.us AIRS H4ynor never shot
her husband"
Then Finley did it, II rests be-
tween the TWO. And at any rate. She
was poisoning MIN Why. it's an
open and shut casa. Here's the lady.
with an elderly husband. who is I'm
kind -positlvelr cruel to her. and
here's a younger man, in love with
her and she with him"
Hold on there, Dohbins.'
You can't deny It, I find that
Finley was q rejected sutton when
she married old Raynor-for his
wealth. OF course. Now. she's stood
two years or thereabouts Of the old
man. and she just gave oct. She
couldn't put up with him any longer
So. she being g. deep sort takes to- "A
slow poisoning process. Three differ
ent people have told me they have
seen her slipping little white tablets
into the tea cup or wine glass Of her
husband"
81 can believe it,
They said It. anyway The sister
IS one-and two other credible wit
nesses say the same. Now, you must
admit that looks bad, Ugly-that's
what It is-the whole case Is ugly"
1T isl grant YOU that, But you
must remember. Miss Raynor is no
friend Of her brothers wife-they
have never been congenlal--"
That's neither here nor there. Say
they couldn't hit it off together,
that's no reason for Miss Matte to
make up a falsehood about the poi.
SON"
They may have been harmless
tablets-bicarbonate of coda
NO, no The man had a nurse
looking after him-why would the
wife administer medicine-and why
secretly?"
That secrecy business may be a
mistake Or merely a secret from
Mr.. Raynor. who would have tbeen
angry if he had thought his wife
was dosing him
"All right. Mr. Goddard, if hat is
the true version Of the tablets, then
surely Mrs {aynor can't object to
explaining it as such She will have
every chance to vindlcate herself.
and Lord knows, ! hope she can do
It, But my duty IS plain, and
think the sooner get at a serious
inquiry, the better.
Continued in Our Newt ISSUE
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hut I am in no need Of your cham
pionship. Mrs. RaynOr. Nor am /
especially interested In the matter Of
poisoning. I should say, Doctor Fra
ser. that the shot that killed Mr..
Raynor was far more important
than poison that didn't Kill him, And
7 will ask you To remember, that /
was the one who turned on the
lights just in time to see two people
in the room with the dead man
either OF whom" she paused. and
then went on firmly. both Of whom
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Cargle Throat
With Aspirin
Clip This if Subject to Sore
Throat or TonsiIitiS

Prepare a harmless and effective
garele by dissolviug two Bayer Tab
let's Of Aspirin in four tablespoon
fuls of water. Gargle throat thor
oughly. Repeat in two honrs If nee
essary.
Be sure you use only the genuine
Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, marked
with the Bayer Cross. which can be
had In tin boxes OF twelve tablets
for few cants.--Advertlsement.