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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31

Lutheran churches will exchange pull
pits for Thursday night, the Rev.
G. c. Falsken speaking at Mount
| Calvary and the Rev. G. w. Lobeek
at st. PauTs. Friday night the Rev.
E. Baker of st. Louis Will deliver
an address in the sign language for
the deaf and dumb.
Regular services Thursday night,
including a sermon, will be observed
by st. Marks Episcopal church under
the direction of the Rev. Sylvester
L. Robertson. Holy communion will
be celebrated at IL a. m. Friday.
Other Episcopal churches will observe
the same order.
WATCH PARTY.
The young people of the Grace Luth-
eran church will engage in watch
party Thursday night at the parish
house, and the Rev. Otto G. Gerbich,
associate pastor, will preach. The Rev.
Paul +. Helm. pastor, will deliver a
New Years message Friday at 10
a. III. Regular services will be held
By st. Johns Lutheran church on
Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
After the meeting at the First Bap-
fist church, members of the Harlan
dale Baptist church will hold a watch
night service from 10 to II o'clock.
The young people of Lakeview Baptist
church also will have a party TO close
the old year. Young folk in Denver
Heights Methodist church will hold
watch-night party and ladies Of the
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian church
will invite their husbands to an en-
tertainment at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. d. Buchanan, $40 Drexel ave-
nue..
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the First United Presbyterian church
will hold a watch party and prayer
circle at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John 7. Douglass. sos West Mulberry
avenue. commencing at s o'clock
Thursday night.
GAMES SCHEDULED.
A report on the Red and Blue con-
test in the Bible school will be made
at the Government Hill Christian
church at the watch-night party
Thursday. A varied program will be
presented. according to the pastor, the
Rev. r. l.. Courtney.
Miss Miriam Schmidt will have
charge of a program of games COM
mencing at o o'clock ut the Highland
Park Presbyterian church, Hammond
and Gevers streets. A musical pro-
gram and social hour will follow the
games, and then will come a prayer
service engaged in By everybody pres
ent. with the Rev. G.. b. Stricken.
pastor, in charge.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
MEXICO SEEKS S. A. !.
:. POULTRY FOR SHOW

The Camara ;Asricola National DE
Leon, agricultural chamber of Leon,
Gto., Mexico, has asked the agricul-
tural department Of the chamber Of
commerce to aid them in getting pOul-
try exhibits from San Antonio and
Texas for their poultry show TO be
held in Leon, January II TO "a.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
STEREOPTICON PICTURES.

Stereopticon pictures and a social
hour commencing at S:45 o'clock will
feature the service at the blackberry
Street Methodist church. An address
will be made by the Rev. John X.
Beery.
The congregation of Trinity Method
list church will gather in the auditor
ium of the church and will end the
year with songs and prayer.
st. Paul's and Mount Calvary
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
ELECT
RAYMOND EDWARDS

Raymond Edwards was elected
president Of the Rotary Club, Wed
uesday Hugh MeLellan's tum ~
president expires April /. TIE selec-
ton was made hy the clubs execu-
tive CON .niftoe
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
WELCOME PLANNED.

The Beacon Hill Baptist church
of which the Rev. Melvin c. Edison is
pastor. has planned special service,
beginning at $3.50 and continuing un-
til one minute after midnight. Three
hundred new members will be wei.
coined by the congregation and DIR.
Il. l.. Powell, pastor of the First Bap-
fist church of San Marcos, will speak.
A four-hour service beginning at
o'clock will be held by the Beacon
Hill Presbyterian congregation. I'm.
til IL o'clock, the young people of the
church will play series of games
and hold other kinds of entertainment.
Chaplain j. Stuart Pearce, pastor,
will conduct a devotional service at
II O'Clock.
Members of the First Evangelical
church. Nolan and Muncey streets,
will hold their annual business meet
ing in connection with their watch
night service. according to the Rev.
W. f. Ungerer, minister. After a
young peoples meeting under the
auspices of the Christian Endeavor
societies and the Missionary circles
between s and 8 80 o'clock, the con-
gregation will plan its program for
the New Year.
A prayer and devotional service
will be directed by the Rev. Mr..
Ungerer during the last hour of the
old vear
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
WORSHIPPERS TO WATCH
FOR COMING OF new YEAR

Hundreds of worshippers will gath.
err in their respective churches Thurs.
day night to watch the passing of the
old year and the coming of the New
Year.
Nineteen churches of the Baptist
faith will hold joint watch night
service at the First Baptist church.
Fourth and Taylor streets, at 7.3O
o'clock.
DIR. j. Il. Tidwell, Baylor Uniyer-
sity Bible teacher, will make an nd
dress on The Story of the Crcat ion."
in connection with the baptism of n
dozen members of the various Baptist
congregations.
Special musical numbers have been
arranged by the 100-voice choir of the
First church.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
ASK PAYING LAID
ON TEJADA STREET

Petitions for the paving of Tejada
street were taken under advisement
by Paul +. Steffler. commissioner of
streets, Thursday. The petitions were
presented by residents of that thor
oughfare.
Evening star., 1925-05-14
S13.OOO-CHENY CHASE, D. c.

$780, E 5 % ] s SPSvo % aoofs ah t ar s
tn6YI This is
pi bath with bnln
S @ m rssa @ h @ airy f oom @ tiled ps
n
$14 Sa5 CHASE ND e a nes oms % on concrete @
frontan
% @ @ % hsS & som aa @ this GSa Gs1 Of 1ss e"
frepl f
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aEvY % osE & MD fna nep % Colonial on % ne % @ @ % snhe
ssaans % Sou sh p fna o% @ aSo eashs % %
lisa o
$40 yasE @ ] oG Se G cas 4h nou and o ae @ a %
manyo
Evening Phone Service to 9 PM.
DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS,
l5l6sk ST. NV
Evening star., 1925-05-14
SALE-HOUSES tCont'R.

Do you have automobile and several
hundred dollars you will exchange for a real
home? Location IDEAL. Detached; garage;
monthly payments. $500 including every
thing act quick. Call Main i..SS for ap-
pointment OWNER
Evening star., 1925-05-14
tOK SALE,-fiol,SE,S.
SPEAKING OF BARGAINS.
ID

SEMIDETACHED BRICK. $500
This is positively one of the biggest bar
gains of tho day. Located near Kennedy ST
cars on street with all modern homes this
nearly semi detached house has more
than you had hoped TO find for this money.
Six good rooms full tiled bath. concrete
front porch double rear porchcs, hardwood
hours and trim: beautiful open staircase :;
garage.
=. Owner must sell in the next thirty days,
hence this unusually low price. Cali Mr.
FIELDS. Main .43l. between and 10 am.
INVESTMENT AND HON +.
Ideal for large family or where less room
is required. this beautiful house will not
only entirely carry itself but make n hand
some income: highest class location in WASH
ingtop Heights. semi mi-detached II rooms
closets. 3 baths. fireplaces: 3-car. two-stoI!
brick garage: terms made to suit purchaser (:
answer uuick. Address Box 3Sl tt Star offcc
Evening star., 1925-05-14

In Washington's
Most Popular Suburb
These splendid new Kite Homes will have
them before you come to a definite decision
to buy elsewhere They are located at
5825-2o-33-1 Warren Street
1926 and 1880 Window Street,
North Cleveland Park.
practical arrangement of the several rooms
and perfect finishing throughout. You Won't
nnd a lot of unusable space. Being Kite
fully selected and that the workmanship is
the best; There are many unusual COM
to be found H Herr he wtS hS.
In one square of the Wisconsin ave line.
put. put far enough away to be out of the noisy
architecture from which to make your Sc
lection-all of them unusual. attractive and
consistent with the environment.
Wholly Detached
shouldn't let pass you by-see them at your
earliest convenience.
Sample Home and Office
1929 Warren St.
Priced to make purchase easy
most liberal terms.
ns suhays fSE day and
make special appointment. phone olsn our Mr.. 70
Hamilton at Cleveland 1890.
A,bemsreo 1vs out =, Conn Conn., aye; ;; M turning left at
Built. Owned and For Sale by
HARRY, A. KITE,
fIn~crroratetll
lolf A ST. Ehone Main 1916
Evening star., 1925-05-14
FOR SALE-HGUSES.
NEW PETWORTH HOMES.
SELLING, RAPIDLY

Splendid brick homes. 20 feet wide in
the fastest developing section of the city
Concrete front porch with brick colun.:s
and 10-fOot double rear porches. Six large
rooms. tiled bath with shower: kitchen
equipped with white enamel gas range. one.
piece porcelain sink Hoosier cabinet and
large pantry. Plenty OF closet space. hard
wood floors. h.-w.h. and electric lights
Large yard leading to wide alley. Moderate
price and easy terms.
Sample House. 4726 9th St NV
Open evc'y day until pm. Drive out
Georgia az. TO Decatur ST.. thence east
three squares to property. or phone for free
auto service.
SHAPIRO-kATZ REALTY
COMPANY.
1ti6 X ST. NV. MAIN Oil.
Evening Phone Service Until Pm
Evening star., 1925-05-14
FINEST DETACHED HOUSE OPERATIDN
IN CHEVY CHASE
FOR THE SMALL FAMILY
AND
FOR THE LARGE FAMILY.
SEVERAL VARIETIES OF FLOOR PLANS
TO SELECT FROM.

SOME center-lall plan. SOME have bedroom and
avaory first floor SOME have three bedrooms and two
baths and sleeping porch OTHERS have bedrooms three
complete baths and two avatories.
EACH has huge shade EACH has a brick
garage Every house BRICK OF the finest kind STEEL
supports for all window and door openings All porch pillars
metal all porch floors There cannot be
depreciation ukeep We have better
strucion.
Downstairs walls paneled Floors upstairs and down
oak The very latest hotwate heating system Everything to
make proud and happy shower basement for the
servants. The interior finish is EXQUISITE.
The location is unsurpassed it is "RlTTENHOUSE
STREET" which links nationally known "CHENY CHASE
CIRCLE" with nationally known ROCK CREEK PARK, and,
further you will have the very best location "RTTEN
HOUSE STREET., just squares off the 'CIRCLE' and
Immediately opposite 100000 (Ihink OF your vewD
We unlesitatingy that NOWHERE have better
values made possible only by acquiring large OF land
building large scale and giving the benefit OF the savings
for immediate sale.
ppNSSsIEcT SAMRLE HoJSE 22o3 RITTENHossE ST
INFORMATION
Evening star., 1925-05-14
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC


Realtors 4~r> p
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fa @ qsw t modem tnef eG ssted % bridge ID s 1S
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DETACHED BRICK-Chevy- Chase-$1zoOO:
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the uso 5opa 9h Genie CENTER @ % HAVING m x large Gy 1 @ e15s
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garage m ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o'eS
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Evening Phone Service Until PM
HEDGES & MIDDLETON NC
MEMBERS OF ESTATE BOARD
NV.
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n. l.. SANSBURY CO., INC,
14lS Eye St. NV. Phones Main 5oO3-4-5

L N
18th St NW.-Coumba Heights.
s
Near 18th and Shepherd Sts-$l,5OO Cash.
PRICE
Mt PleaSant--N1uSt Be Sold.
heel
andi eeti hd spao prches Pt
Rooming House Special Just off l4th St.
An
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n
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
EIGHT JOINTIST
PROSECUTIONS
Criminal Calendar for the
Week Of Sept. Fl 20 Out

Eight OF the IA criminal cases set
for superior court the week OF Sep.
tcmber 81 are jointist prosecutions,
Court Clerk George Grant reported
Tuesday.
one Ia n manslaughtcr case, grow.
Ing out OF Green river gorge auto
accident early in August, in which
i2.year-old Andrew Hates was killed,
and there Is one each OF second.
degree burglary and assault. Two Of
the cases are Of grand larceny.
The calendar called by Presiding
Judge Charles Paul follows;
September Fl Harvey l.. Andcr.
son, jointist; John Milich and Mike
Kltoff, joIntists.
September % Alexander Johonoff.
iontist; Alexander N. Marsette, sec.
ond degree burglary; Mike samlch
jontlst.
September 23-Roy Smith, second
degree nssault; Thomas Mavros md
Ed Graham, iointists; Tom Ando
Iolntlst.
September 2i--V. r. Maddox. nt
tempted statutory offense: Sam
Akena, grand larceny, Walter Irons
manslaughter.
September 2b-J II. Comcy, grand
larceny r. Ogawa, Jointist; II. v.
Hansen, Jolntlst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
Mrs. Jack Dempsey NoW
Would Be KnoWn Again
as Just EstelIe TAYLOR !

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. Sept. s.--Its
IL a hard fight to be an ambitious
screen nctress and the wife OF box
fighter at one and the same time.
figuring IT from all professional
angles.
Witness the case and predicament
OF Estells Taylor. the fair, who
changed her name to Mrs Dempsey
for matrimonial purposes, and who
would like TO change II back 20 Es.
telle again for strictly professional
purposes.
BY marrying tho heavyweight,
champion of the world. Estelie fore
closed on a screen career and sepa.
rated herself socially from tho
screens roster OF celebrities. She
became, you understand. Just Mrs.
Dempsey, a box fighters wife. The
sensitive dramatic critics turned
their thumbs down, as' It were, and
referred her expensive and energetic
press agent to the sporting depart
ment
And the sporting writer's, in.
censcd at the suggestion that theirs
was drama page, deleted tho name
OF the fair Estcllo from her press
agents notice and retained the name
OF Mr.. Jack Dempsey. because, they
always explained, this rs the sport.
ing department And when Mrs.
Dempsey who wanted 20 be Estello
Taylor again. saw her husbands
name In print ever 80 much, and
herself merely referred 10, II nt all,
rs the wife" she became indignant.
great light then cnmc to Estclle,
who had waited six long, fruItlcss
months for one Of the large pro.
ducers TO sign Mrs, Jack Dempsey
to a starring contract
No one, she figured, Havo boot
for Mrs. Dempsey, the box fighters
wife, who was once nm actress. But
they might consider Estello Taylor
once more.
And 10 Estelo shed the housewife.
~ hablliments and prestige Of Mrs.
Dempsey and instructed her press
agent, under pain OF discharge. to
place her name In the dramn pageH
once more and to otherwise disusso.
ciate her name from that OF Mrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
REPORT SPANISH
ARE REPULSED
Riffs Said to Have Routed
Landing Party

LONDON. sept, Soy L. Pr
The Daily News reports ,hat the
Riffiaus rcpulsed a Spanish attempt
TO land forces at Aihueemas bay
Monday. and in the course Of their
action hit the cruiser Alfonso Kill.
aboard which the Spanish dictator,
Primo Rivera, was directing the nc.
ton.
The wireless aerial was reported
torn away and Gen Rivera com.
PEELED TO transfer his flag TO the
cruiser Jaime.
Tho paper says the Spanish did
their utmost to land 1000 infantry.
under tho protection OF naval
barrage.
This the Riffians countcred with
devastating machine gun and ar.
,illery fire. beating down the Span.
lsh attempt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
CYNTHIA GREY
CYNTHIA GREY ->
W omen N0W Taking
Their W. en- IN Hand
American Wives Praised for Making
Hubbies Best Dressed Men in World
BY CYNTHIA GREY

American women are making their husbands and sweet
hearts the best-dressed men in the world!
Such is the procurement made in Chicago recently by
Mr. r. Il. Bigelow Seattle merchant and president Of the
National Association of Retail Cothers
First of ALL says Mr.. Bigelow American men slowly
but surely reaching the point where they careful and
discriminating about what they No longer they
content with just anything and they insist
ing the styles and materials that are truly becoming
TO them.
And all Of this, MIR Bgow insists, Is due not the
taste Of the themselves, but the activities Of their women
folks"
responsible
those
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
3 BOYS KILLED
BY TRAIN
Thrown Onto Track When
Auto Sweryed TO Avoid Crash

Ell, MONTE, Cal. Sept s,-Thrce
Pasadena youths were instantly
killed by Southern Pacific loco
motive at Ardmore drive crossing
here. Monday night.
The tragedy occurred when one
OF the boys who was driving sudden
iy swerved their light car TO avoid
crash with the approaching en-
CINE. The machine overturned
splitting them on to the track direct
~ In front Of tho speeding engine
Tho dead: John II. Bunting. j.
r, Gilbert and Paul Bascom.
The boys, all under 10, were re-
turning from a camping trip TO tho
mountains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
RURAL SCHOOLS
ARE BIGGER
Increase Of 1000 Over
1924, Says Burrows

About 1850 pupils resumed study
in the 1i6 school districts in King
county outside Seattle. Tuesday
morning at . O'Clock. The registra-
ton is an increase of 1000 over -
year. The teaching STATS in ~
county have been increased by nearly
80. TO $50 instructors. for the school
year just beginning -Four new
school rooms have been added.
The course OF study has been re-
vised, according TO A. S. Burrows.
county superintendent, and emphasis
has been given 10 practical subjects.
The cost OF the county schools this
year VIII be about 900, 900. 1t is es-
timated. Supt. Burrows fixes the
population OF the county outside Sc
attic at approximately 1880, arriv-
ing at this figure By estimating the
average family at five. and assum-
ing thai each pupil represents one
such average family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08

Jack Dempsey. gradually, or other,
wise.
Now Estelle TAYLOR haunts the
casting offices once more under her
own name.
It's poor business being Just Mrs
Dempsey and that's the only reason
she Is Estelle Taylor. Mrs. Dempsey
says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
Query on
Etiguet

Dear AiLss Grey Would Il he
proper TO invite gentleman ons
has met several times and knows
ia respectable. 10 call some evening.
OF should ono wait until he asks
10 CALI pERpLExED.
II would no, be improper 10
ask the man 10 call. aitho II
would appear II hr were espec.
tally Interested In furthering
the friendship. he would ask 10
call. You might ask him TO
drop In some evening when
you are having other guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
Rites for Cantor
by Rabbi Shapiro

Funeral services were held over
the body OF s. Schlosberg, famous
New York cantor. Monday in the
Herzl synagogue, Rabbi Baruch
Shapiro officiating.
Mrs. schlosberg departed Monday
evening with the body for Provi.
dence, r, J., where burial win occur.
Cantor schlosberg was stricken
after brief Illness at the home Of
Rabbi Shapiro. He was here to Of
ficiate at the Herzl synagogue
during the Jewish holidays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08

Nowadays when men come into
retail stores 10 buy suits aud over.
coats they almost invariably bring
their wives or HwcethHarta. because
in most cases the wives and sweet.
hearts know what looks well when
the men do not"
Now that's quite an admission,
coming from mere man.
And. furthermore. nearly every
woman IN America has known u for
some time without being told
You know how the average man
sets when he sets out 20 buy no's
suit provided his better half Isn't
with him
lie announces 20 the clerk that
he would like 10 see some suits
Tho clerk aaks him what sort OF
suits He replies, "oh. blue. I
Ruess' or gray or brown or what.
ever IL sand 10 led forth like a
lamb 20 the slaughter.
lie tries on two or three. Flancea
casually at two or three more. and
then makes choice. And good
share Of the time he gets something
that. while MS hli well enough.
doesn't so well with his own par
ticular style OF beauty. or whatever
you want TO call &. NJ all
But II hia wife or sweetheart u
along rs different She IS colby
critical OF what tho clerk produces.
white the male - generally more
or ieas meek about li oil
She has no hesitation 81 rgKtnR
him on 20 make tho clerk 'hhow
as many an dozen suits. n need
be. before she lets him know which
one looks the best. and n she
can't find what sho thinks DC needs
ahs will drag him on 20 another
store and start all over again
something an unnecompanied male
would hardly dream of doing
And The thing that rsfeems MI
OF this from merc henpcckery ir
the fact tina, Ahs knows what Ehc's
about. and her husband realizes u.
Yes. rs pretty much fact. when
you rec a well.drcssed man you
generally can assume that HIS wife
deserves most OF the credit for his
sartoriAl excellence,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
Would Form
Clnh

Dear Miss Grey; ! am coming TO
you for advice as 20 organizing n
club. There arc q number Of poo
pie from my homo town hving N
Seattle. who wish TO form ! club
for social purposes.
They have asked mo TO take
charge Of affairs. ns / have plenty
OF time. but have never done
anything like that. so am calling
on you for help.
Please advise me rs TO eleeunS
officers. calling meetings, charges.
the presidents duties. etc.
Thanking you. am. n l.
A club Is formed by calling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08

meeting Of n number Of the
prospective members. appoint.
Ing temporary chairman and
secretary, deciding ON the gen.
eral purposes OF the club. draft
ing the constitution and by.
laws. and electlng the Officers.
N a constitution and bylaws
seem too formal for small
club. they need not be drawn
up, but there should be gen.
rral written statement showing
ilc officer purposes. meeting
places and dates, aud dues ~
anyl
" you wish more complete
information, you viii find r..
liable books on this subject at
the reference department of the
public lbrary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
Terrier
Lost

Dear Miss Grey am writing
in the hope that some or your read.
crs have seen n rouf.monlh's-oli
tan Irish terrier. which disappeared
from our home IN the Woodland
park district Sunday evening. The
puppy beam collar and license and
answers 10 the name Of Jerry e
n anyone can give us any inform.
alton ar 10 tho whereabouts of our
pet wc viii bc thankful our tcie.
phone number f. MElrse.586s.
n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08

Cynthia Grey viii receive
callers at her office la The
Star building, 1909 Seventh
ave. from 10 y. IN. every
day except Saturday aud holi.
days.