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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-26
amer. NATlAk ma kONFERENCI.
sEkREThk sTATu HUGHES NAvRHu-
JE zAsToUPENi NEMc0.
DELEGATE VZPfRAJf Sc POzADAVKrM
MEZINARODNfCH BANKERU.

Washington 25. cervence. Spoenecti narodove pfi-
tonne ma konferenc Londyne poednavajici Dawesove
reparacnim planu pfjdou dohodnuti podminkach meme
cke p1jcky ponevadz je naprosto nuno KdybV konfe
renee skonca nezdare meo by nasedek vseobecny
chaos nepochybne paika zachvaa by celou evropskou
pevnnu.
Toto Je hedisko jez zaujima president Coolidge
Kretar statu Hughes veejnost dnes odpoedne
ena tmto stanoviskem americke vady Soucasn9 bylo
sdeeno ze sekreaf satu Hughes, enz promne dli
dyne acko nen clenem konference e zodpoveden "a
vrh aby Nemc pozvan by zasedan Sc spoeneckymi de-
egaty pfs yden Novinafske depese Londyna sdelu ze
pozvani tom smyslu ucineno bude pondei.
nejenom to- je dobre znamo nyn, re sekrear Hughes
hraJe dueztou aeko nededni 1ohu vyrovnan zapeek
90 nchz konference zabfeda nasledkem rdzno nahedi
podmnkach nemecke p1jcky. Odebra sce Evropy
meznrodni pravncky sjezd ako predseda Sdruzen aer
ckych pravnik ncmene vsak havnm uceem eho cesy by
pomahati uvedeni platnost Dawesova programu Tez
sekretar pokadny Mellon d promne Londyne dnes liz
nen nejmens pochybnos vlada S;o;enych Stati
vyvozaje mocny natlak konferenci.
Londyn 25 cervence. Ackoi mezispojenecka konieren
nekonala zadneho zasean by zraey rostoucf od
por deegat prot ikatu meznarodnich bankefd akych
podminek nemeckar6ck mala by byti Franconzi
vice nez kdyko I'D tim jsou rozhodnut
no pray. z ejich zskaa ,uvy versalske
:r;';. Ge.a Niadfu diver se dosp- -je Sc kompro-
ms, ,.:' II nccke pGjck. jcnl is,ok,: - nkere
tax franc ti., .s,nYy.
New York, 25. cervence = Vzhledem tomu, ze mezi-
narodn bankef sou obvnovan ako by by kamenem lra-
londynske mezspojenecke konferenc Perpon
pred sHym odjezdem prazdninovou cesu vyda
sledujic ufedni prohlaseni:
"Nase posaveni souvislo vecmi, nchz Sc priton-
ne edna konferenci je velm ednoduche My sme byl
pozadani spojeneckymi vladam abychom Jim poradi
jakych podmnek al prodej nemeckych
du amerckym nvestordm. odpoved zadost dali
jsme syoji radu
'Nemame zadneho pran aniz nam to pfnaezi eniti
nejakych potickych navrh, tim meme pokouSe upat
neni nejakych polckych nazor My jsme obra jedne
otazkou ktera nam bya poozena spoeneckych vadach
trhu mIze byti vyhoveno.
"Netreba ami vysvetova, re jako banker nezadai by
chom amerckeho nvesora kupovai bondy pokud
spojenci SVEN vlasnim vlasnim zpnsobu
sve vlastni priciny nedohod by spernc ez
jisti drzitele bondd. t,es# ~aa Z
"Zdali tento ednoduchy zrejmy fakt bude udrzovan
mys tn die meho min6n v6tsna otazek nichz pritom
ne vedena je dskusse, zodpovi sebou"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-26
REcko vYPoviDk ARMENY.
ROZKAZ TYKA Sc $4,000 UTECENCU ONE
NARODNOSTI

Pafz, 25. cervence - Dnes dosa zprava ze recka
vlada oznama $4,000 Armenum, must opusti zem, po
nevada zaujfma mo ktere potrebu rect uecenci vyho
seni Male Aisle Vypovidac rozkaz zpIsobl hoove zda
semi americke nych cizch pomocnych agenurach kite
re obava ze nasedkem vypuzen Armen zastavena bu
de pomoc cizny, ktera byla obmysena pro Reky.
Svaz Narodd byl pozadan Reckon vadou, ably vedl do
mad vystehovanim Amenu jeho zastupc cin tomu
nutne pripravy Athenach Soluni
Mezitim, americka bzkovychodni pomocna organisace
ez ma pod svoji ochranou 5000 amenskych srotk kte
vysehovani by Turecka proestovala recke vady pro
ejch zafazeni do vypovidaciho rozkazu eji zaupce
Cavile Howard McAfee Kansas City, kabeova proesty
do Spojenych Stati. ..e sss-@s .4..
Rozkaz recke vady mi, ze wichni tito srotci osoba
mi dospeym armenske narodnost mus opust zemi do 27
cervence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-26

rau ooenberger, jeden hvezdafI vladn namornf OBJ
servatore We Washngtone e muze ktery oznamue sveu
kay e poedne Valec nehoz soj je chronograf spoeny
hoonam chovanymi tronasobnem skepenf huboko pod
zem kde neni oesd anz prachu kde teploa Sc ami
setnu supne Kdyz chronograf ukazuje hodiny sou
ma :55 Sollenbeger ooc eekrckou spojku Tu pax pre
Vodn hodny spojene hodnami podzemi tuka vteriny
radem telegrafem pet mnut Kdyz pfestane tukani
e pOledne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-26

mary Jane shledana byla nejuzitecnejsim kanarkem
VeKeno poctu ez vastn vladn bansy trad Mary Jane"
provazea zachrance do mnohych dold rozo nebez
pec otravnych pynd Jakme pak hlavicku e
70 nekamny dukaz re smrtci pyny sou bzko zachranc
OpatM SkraboSkami
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-26
VxBucH Y PENNSYL VANSKEM
PANUJf OBAvY, zE PATNACT HAVfRU BY
10 IA zIVA POHRBENO

Gates Pa, 25 cervence. - Patnact muzn bylo zasypA
m9kkouhenem dole firmy H. C. Frick Coke Co. zde ma
sekem vybuchu jenz udal tam 1880 dnes vecer Dd e
troskach zachranne druzny svolane ceeho oko snaz
pronknoui do stol plyny napln6nych.
Pficina vybuchu nebya zjistena Zachranc snazi Sc
prokopa do poboeneho dou avsak dnes al do pozdn
hodiny vecerni Jim to nepodao Panu obavy pred je
doyatymi pyny tudiz vsichn pracuicfch muzd sou
treni plynovymi skraboskami. -.
Dill je 24O stop huboky obvykle pracujc tam 318 ha
vfi Zadny muzi zamestnanych miste, kde vybuch
udal nevyel royrch cehoz scud Dy bud
nj vybuchem neb zaduseni vyvnuys'm; po nem pyny
Pres to svoan by vsichni lekaf okol pfipad ze
nekterch byy by obeveny znamky zvoa Gates je mala
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-26
PRvNl BANk0vNf l0uPEz : ma kuBE.

Havana % cervence. Prvnf bankovn loupez bile
no dne histor Kuby ud&la zde dnes poledne, kdyz
ses bandit1 pfepadlo Banco Del Commerce. uofs asi
$33O,O00 papfrovych pen2zich .es
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
AN IRON In TRUNK
Electric Appliance Great Help When
Travelling.

An up-to-date manufacturer Of
travelling supplies has shown his clev-
srness by adding an electric ironing
outfit TO his wardrobe trunks. In
neat recess built TO hold it is slowed
small electric iron with cord for
connecting with a convenience out
let. Back Of the space reserved for
hanging dresses is suspended a little
ironing board on which a woman may
press her laceS. collars, blouses and
lrocks, and her husbands trousers.
Thus is the stamp of commercial
approval placed upon the method long
practiced by women who do not care
To spend all their money in tipping
chambermaids to press a dress ol
waist that has become wrinkled in
packing. Those who do not aspire Il
wardrobe trunks can secure an elec
tric iron which is smaller and Lighter
than those in ordinary use and wi.
add little to the weight of the trunl
IN which it is carried. Diminutiv
ironing boards may also be pur
chased, Of the type employed in laun
dering frocks for babies, and tn
thrifty woman who has washed on
her handkerchiSs overnight an
spread them on the mirror or til
window TO dry can now press ther
In a more satisfactory fashion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
CONVENTION FEATURES IN
HOME. WILL SAVE THOUSANDS
FOR SAN ANTONIO BUILDERS
Too Much individuality Often Employed in Con
struction of House and Appearance Becomes
Eccentric to Some Prospective Buyers-How-
ever Personality of Owner Should and Can
Be Expressed in Furnishings

signs. But there is still room for i'm
movement IN many present plans for
new homes and builders will do well
to keep in mind the fact that their
ideas may not be pleasing in the minds
of probable buyers.
1t is said that but an astonishingly
small number of families in the Unit
ed States maintain the home that
they build for more than one genera
ton. The design of old English homes
WAS controlled by the theory that all
Englishman's home will be the family
headquarters for generations TO come.
In America it is different in that the
children have ideas of their own that
they wish to carry out and then be-
sides when the family fortune is di-
vidcd the old homestead is usually
sold because it is out of date. The
buyer. on many occasions, is pros
pectiye builder of more modern
building and clears the site.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
Prices Lower Now Than
They Will Ever Be Again

To-day you can choose the most desirable
acreage in this Ideal Suburb at the lowest
opening prices. Never again will you have
an opportunity to buy Woodlawn Hills proper
~ at these astonishngly low prices. Already
many purchases which were made early have
have been Offered to other owners. This is
one of those rare money making opportunities
which with some really big real estate
developments-an opportunity to double and
period of time. Where you find an in
vestment of such certain promise? Nowhere
except in Woodlawn Hills!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
In the Trend of
DEVELOPMENT

The greatest development in San Antonio
is the northwestern expansion of its residen-
tial section. Without exception, all of the
subdivisions and individual home properties
lying to the north and northwest of the city
have become more valuable and in greater de-
mand each year. Those contemplating fine
homes are looking northwestward.
BY choosing n site and building a home in
this wonderful addition, you not only have the
pleasure and satisfaction of living where life
is truly worthwhile. but you will have made
an investment which will bring you the great
est possible returns in the way of steadily in
creasing values of your holdings.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
HOLD NATIONAL
BETTER HOMES
WEEK IN MAY
To Show Advantage Of
Thrift in Owning Own
Home.
NEED 100000 HOMES
Only As Per Cent Of Fami-
lies in America
Home-owners.
NEED 100000 HOMES
Washington, d. C.. March t5.-Bet-

Washington, ID. C.. March f5.-Bct
ter homes demonstrations will be held
all over the country. in cities. towns
and rural communities during the
week of May Ills. For the third
wear better homes in America is going
forward with this work Of helping
American families better their homes
in every way possible. -,
The new guide book of better homes
In America for local committees, Just
off the press. explains succinctly why
EBetter Homes" demonstrations heip
communities wherever they are held,
and the great good that they accom-
pIisb. This is why, the guide book
points out. Better Homes" demon
STATIONS are held in communities
throughout the country:
To Encourage Thrift.
1 To demonstrate the advantage OF
thrift for home ownership. lOnly I'd
per cent of the families are home own
srs)
.. To overcome the present short
age of homes-America needs at least
100000 new homes.
y, 10 make q sweet anu w huAOSpH4N
home life available to all.
4. To assist and encourage home
makers and home builders. tOver ~
per cent of the women of America do
their own home work.
). To improve the home environ
nent, thereby helping TO build char
acter.
6. To increase the efficiency of the
wage Garner of the house.
Z. To stimulate sensible and appro-
pirate purchasing for home improving.
S. To mobilize community pride for
4 common objective-Pride of Home.
President Backing Ii.
The national movement Is butt
around the work in communities OF
the nation. The movement. which is
ro,hpletely divorced from all CONNER
rial and private interests of any KIND, !
has the support and backing of PreSi- |
Dent Coolidge. who is chairman of the
advisory council. members of his cab |
met. and such widely influential or
Plantations as the General Federation
d Women's Clubs. the Architects |
Small House Service Bureau, the Ma
lonal Federation of Business and Pro !
lessional Women's Clubs. the Ameri- |
tan Red Cross and a number Of others.
In the first year of the movement
t922-but 800 communities equipped
and demonstrated small houses fully !
equipped and furnished. and the bet |
Ter homes demonstrations last year ex-
tended to about double that number
Of cities and towns. This year. if
present efforts are successful, many
hundreds of additional communities
In every state in the union will take
mart
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
How to Get to
Woodlawn Hills

Take Main Avenue or Nortn
Flores Street TO Woodlawn
Avenue and drive direct TO
woodlawn Hills.
Follow Medina Lake Highway
over North Flores. Cincinnati
Avenue, Culebrs Highway TO
Bandera Highway, then into
woodiawn Hills.
Follow Fredericksburg Road
to Babcock. follow Babcock 20
Saint Cloud Drive at sign
follow this to Woodlawn Hills.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
Up in the Hills Where
You Cultivate Health

Within very few minutes af-
ter leaving the city you will find
yourself at the crest of group
of magnificent hills rising to an
altitude of nearly One Thousand
Feet above sea level and three
hundred feet above the city. The
temperature at Woodlawn Hills
ranges from ; to degrees lower
than that prevailing in San An
tonic.
1.-The pursuit OF life. liberty
and happiness" is very easy
task along the paths that lead
through these picturesque hills
and dales. Life respondent beck
ons to you from every wind-swept
hilltop and every sun-kissed gar
den: the freedom of spacious
grounds and broad driveways
urges your away from the city's
congestion, ana the happiness
from perfect health will achieve
for you and yours the greatest Of
all blcssings-CONTENTMENT.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
GOLDEN OPINIONS
AN APPRECIATION
by George Hagelstein

ny 0SOESc I1dSClStcln
The other day a group of men were dis
cussing San Antonio's great possibilities and
wondering why our city was not coming into
voiced this opinion: What San Antonio
needs more than anything else is more j.
H. Kirkpatricks."
Ever since l came to San Antonio have
known j. H. Kirkpatrick and looked upon
him as the model citizen not only of San
Antonio but of any community section
that would be fortunate enough to win the
love and interest of so unusual man. A
man of such unbounded enthusiasm, such I'M
precedented ability is factor in the growth
of a city which can not be replaced by any
other individual asset, indeed, not by any ag-
gregation OF assets. For, the personal eaua-
ton is always the most constructive ele-
ment in the development of city. Witness
the widespread fame of California which is
the result of the interest of numberless men
who have had as much genuine enthusiasm
for California as Mr.. Kirkpatrick has for
San Antonio
Mr.. Kirkpatrick's enthusiasm for San An
tonic is all-embracing, it is not only 10y
atty but is deep-seated conviction which is
of such paramount Importance to the man
that he tells the whole world that San An
tonic is positively the only supremacy salts
factory place in which to live. This man
of the infectious love of San Antonio is
because he has travelled everywhere. His
interest in countries and peoples has led him
to many obscure lands as well as the beaten
paths of the average traveller. These travels
always have the same effect of deepening
his loyalty to San Antonio and strengthening
his conviction of San Antonio's innate great
ness-and San Antonio reaps the benefit.
With the personality of the true booster,
Mr.. kirkpatrick combines the acumen of the
financier the fearlessness of the visionary
and the sterling qualities of the irreproach-
ably honest business man. With those re-
sponsble traits of character, his often-voiced
opinion is bound to carry influence. Many
persons have already been convinced of the
gospel of San Antonio by ]. H. kirkpatrick
and many more will come under the spell
of his convictions. l, myself have absorbed
much of my enthusiasm for this wonderful
city from Mr.. kirkpatrick and men of his
type.
After thirty years of valuable citizenship
in San Antonio Mr.. Kirkpatrick is recognized
and called upon as the logical leader of any
great public enterprise. He is an accom-
plished speaker and sways his hearers with
his really valuable messages. He is THE au-
thority on San Antonio real estate, and his
opinions on that subject are accepted with
out question by the leading men Of the city.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
AN APPRECIATION
by J. H. Kirkpatrick

am believer in San Antonio. believe
that our city has a wonderful future because
it comprises the elements which make a
great city. 1 believed in San Antonio when
it was in its infancy. l have watched it
grow to its present proportions and firmly
believe that what has taken place thus far
is only an earnest of the really big things
which are now crowding fast upon us.
] have always stood with outstretched
hands to greet and warmly welcome new
men who come to us with vision and energy
and are ready to take their place to help
to bring about a greater San Antonio and
Southwest Texas, such men as the Hagel-
stems.
When the Hagelsteins came to San An
tonic with an honorable and highly sue
cessful record of business achievements and
invested their money, expended their energy
and exerted their ability in the constructive
upbuilding of our city they became DOM
lnant figures In its development and progress.
The purchase by these men of the follow
ing properties aroused my friendly interest:
the Bruce Warning lands, parts of the st.
Cloud tract and other holdings beginning at
the city limits and extending westward along
the Bandera. Babcock and Culebra paved
highways This purchase assembled more
than $500 acres of beautiful residential
property which rises gradually in height to
an eminence of $50 feet, which eminence
commands magnificent view of all of San
Antonio and much of the surrounding coun-
try. Their decision to develop this great
tract as restricted, high-class residential
section, free from the disadvantages which
have heretofore prevailed in the planning
and development of other such districts, in
terested me even more. Their bold, original
and comprehensive plans for the develop
ment of this magnificent property-every
feature of which was carefully thought out
and provided for-have worked out adj
mirably.
A few days ago, at the invitation of Mr..
George Hagelstein again visited Woodlawn
Hills and went over the improvements which
have been made by this firm since they
began developing this unsurpassed property.
l was amazed at the wonderful results which
this enterprising firm had achieved. They
have given San Antonio a suburban addition
which is second to none in the country.
Woodlawn Hills strikes me as a very I'M
usual opportunity for those who are seeking
an ideal country home close in anyone
wishing a first-class financial investment.
The practical expenditure of large sums of
money to achieve the results which we now
see has my heartiest commentator. To
Woodlawn Hills, my praises! To the Messrs.
Hagelstein, my congratulations!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
They All Say "Simply Wonderful

who recognized leaders San Antonio
lighted with Woodlawn Hills They of this achieve
Estate investment authori
unanimously the that here at Woodlawn Hills
Simply Wonderful HomeSeekers
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16

The first steel railroad coach ever
used in the United States has just
had its seventeenth birthday. 1t was
electrically lighted. had linoleum on
the floor, and its 30 seats occommo-
dated 40 passengers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16

New Edifice for Bryan.
The First Baptist Church at BRYAN
has started work on new S1OO:WW
church building. NJ. Galbraith OF Dali
las is the architect.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
Flashlights

Twenty-Five public schools OF Wash
ington. d. c., are being electrified
as a result of the earnest effort of
the Parent Teachers Association.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16

The line forms on the right. for
L'Anse. Mich. Henry Ford's Model
town." where the highest rent paid is
one dollar per month. Electric light
and water are furnished at cost and
the doctors bill never exceeds S1.50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16


The first steel railroad coach ever
used in the United States has just
had its seventeenth birthday. 1t was
electrically lighted, had linoleum on
the floor, and its 30 seats occommo-
dated 40 passengers.
The line forms on the right. for
L'Anse. Mich. Henry Ford's Model
town." where the highest rent paid is
one dollar per month. Electric light
and water are furnished at cost and
the doctors bill never exceeds S1.J0.
Victorious. the shipping board
freighter. which is electrically pro-
PEELED. has just returned from sue
cessful trip of $4,000 miles to the
far east and back.
The first electrically lighted hotel
in this country it is claimed. was the
Prospect House. at Blue Mountain
Lake in the Automobiles. The illumin-
Mating current was turned on in Octp-
Der, 1882.
A sixty-cycle electric rotary convert
the Emperor Of Korea when he decid'
ed to equip the city Of Keijo with cleo
tric tramways. is still in operation
there and doing satisfactory service.
The Emperor, being very precise
person. decided to pay for it in silver
dollars. But unfortunately he did not
time the delivery of the money to ar
rive during banking hours. We have
Il g. hAx hapa
of the office force were detailed to
guard the wealth over night.
There are seven million electric
irons in daily use in the United States.
49,
Electrically heated Individual ga
RACES. attached to modern apart
ment house is the latest convenience
for Walla Walla. Washington. apart
ment jewellers. Each automobile own.
err has his individual booth, electrically
heated and with separate entrance.
The building. which is 80 by 100
feet. has brick walls. concrete floor
and an asbestos roof.
1t took seventy cable and telc-
graph wires and three radios to
cover the DeHhpsey-r lrpo llent III .Ne"
York City, September 10. The West
ern Union alone handled total of
67J. 900 words directly from the ring
side. 1900 Of which went by cable to
South America. As result of this
expert telegraph. cable and radio serv-
ice newspapers in Buenos Aires were
able to print as complete report OF
the fight on Saturday morning as that
which appeared in the New York City
newspapers. London received the re-
suits of the fight just 45 seconds after
Dempsey knocked out Firpo.
A palace of Electricity" will
form part of the California Indus
trial Exposition to be held in San
Fransico. The palace will occupy
Polk Hall. according to Anthony a.
Trcmp. general manager of the exposi-
ton. and will cover about 5000 square
feet Of space. The latest devices for
electrical heating, lighting and power
will be displayed.
New Edifice for Bryan.
The First Baptist Church AT BRYAN
has started work on a new S1OO.WW
| VI CoIkro;.b Of Nal
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16

Victorious. the shipping board
freighter, which is electrically pro-
PEELED. has just returned from sue
cessful trip of $4,000 miles to the
far east and back.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16

The first electrically lighted hotel
in this country it is claimed. was the
Prospect House. at Blue Mountain
Lake in the Automobiles. The illumin-
Mating current was turned on in Octo-
Der, 1882.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
Wocdlawn Hills
Bus Line

LEAVES FROM WOODLAWN
LAKE PAVILION
IEormerlY West End Iakel
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
Condition Good Here.

These reminders apply to every
kind of home construction. large and
small. says Mr.. Niggli
at is a gratifying fact" says the
building inspector, "to note, while in
speeding homes under construction
throughout the city. that the majority
Of home builders are practicing con
servativeness in their ideas and de-