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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-30
PROFESSOR TO CO
BACK TO NATURE

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-CR-Fed mp
with life in big city and unwilling
to "sell out for porcelain bath tub
and gilded radiator" Professor Lew
Sarett of Northwestern University,
will take to the woods. He will leave
the campus to live in the forests of
Northern Wisconsin, he says.
The belief that the modern large
city's emotional stress, social COM
plexity, dollhouse coddling and hectic
jazz life" is destructive of happiness
and manhood, were assigned as rea-
sons for the decision to go back to
nature. .
Metropolitan life has nothing
worth possessing or essential to hap
piness, which can't be found in the
woods and their villages.
"In this day when men often
knuckle under to group thought and
what their neighbors think anu sue
cumb to the prevailing notion that be
is a success only if he has acquired
the badges of prosperity-automobiles,
Oriental rugs and fine raiment, 1t IS
something to know that you never sold
out. l wouldn't swap it for the Den
yer mint"
Sarett was born in a Chicago tene-
ment district. He earned every cent
for his education. He writes verse,
and at the solicitation of the uniycr-
sity, will commute 600 miles every
week to teach his regular public speak
ing course at Northwestern for one
semester each year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-30
WORLD COURT
FIGHT LIKE
LEAGUE
Strong Reservationists'
Form Ranks to
Join Battle.
BY FRASER EDWARDS

WASHINGTON, Dec. Collar
bingers of history repeating itself and
making the world court fight n du-
plicdtc of the League of Nations bat
tie appeared around the Senate today
as a battalion of Strong reservation
.sts" began to form.
Instead of being disturbed by an
nouncements inspired by friends of
the world court that such senator's as
Norris of Nebraska, an irreconcila5le
on the league, will support the court
with proper reservations, the bitter
enders" regard them as signs favorable
TO their cause.
LIKE LEAGUE FIGHT.
Irreconcilables pointed out that
world court advocates need only to
turn back to the beginning of the
league battle before counting their
victory already in hand.
When the league fight started there
were but four out-and-out opponents
to it, Senators Borah, johnson Of
California, La Toilette and Reed of
Missouri. The other 81 senator's were
either for the league without crossing
It" or dotting an al" or for it
with reservations.
Already there are at least eleven
senators opposed to the world court
to the last ditch. And already the
"strong reservationists." who may lie
likened to the supporters of the Lodge
reservations, are beginning to come
into the open.
IRRECONCILABLES CONFIDENT
They include, besides Norris, Sen
ator Wadsworth of New York. Couz-
ems of Michigan, Deneen of Illinois,
Warren of Wyoming, McMasters and
Forbeck of South Dakota. Many of
the dozens or more senators not yet
committed either for or against the
court are expected to join their ranks
before the fight goes much further.
With the fight scarcely under way,
the irreconcilables feel confident that
the "strCng reservationists" will in
crease rapidly in numbers as the coun-
try begins to learn the true relation
ship of the court and the league and
aroused public opinion asserts itself.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-30
|s24O,0OO TAX SUIT
DECISION DEFERRED

Decision in the suit of the Alamo
Foods Company versus A. S. Walker
former collector of internal revenue
for a refund of about $4,000 taxes
alleged to be due the foods company
is expected to be made in the latter
part Of January.
Testimony in the case was completed
in United States court Tuesday morn.
ing and motion by each side for 9
verdict in its favor was ovcrruled by
Judge Duval West.
Judge West instructed each Of the
attorneys to submit him printed briel
setting forth his contentious, follow.
ing which he would render a verdict
The government was represented by
United States Attorney John d. Hart
man.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-30
ICY ROADS CAUSE
DEATH OF WOMAN

Ell PASO, Dec. 3O.-CP)-Snow-
covered roads between here and Fort
Stockton have taken toll of one life
and the highway is strewn with
wrecks, according to travellers reaching
here. A. p. Coles, local real estate
man, one Of the first to negotiate the
recovered route, reports the death
of woman, whose name he did not
learn, near Van Horn, when an auto
mobile skidded from the highway. Sew
eral others were injured, he said, in
less serious mishaps.
ice and slush make the road cx-
tremely dangerous, yet many are trav-
cling" Mr.. Coles said. Heavy traf-
fic ads to the peril of the way, which
will be- worse as the ice and snow
begin to melt"
Roads east of Sierra Blanca are
particularly dangerous. Three inches
Of snow covers the ground in this
section, and slush and ice will make
hazardous travelling for some time TO
come"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-30
MAN TO JUMP
IS STORIES
INTO NET
'Pay-Your-P oll-Tax' Move
Backers to Sponsor
Stunt.

How long will it take a man who
falls off the new Medical Arts build
ing to hit the pavement?
Saturday morning, San Antonians
will have an opportunity to find out.
For a steeplejack, and Chief Sarran,
with a great big net, are going to
pull the stunt.
Some say it will take ten seconds
for a body falling from the roof of
the building to hit the pavement.
What do you say?
The Junior Chamber Of Commerce
got to thinking about this weighty
problem, so with the aid of Chief Sar-
ran and his firc-fighters they decided
to pull the stunt as 4 means of Great
ing more publicity for their PAY
Your Poll Tax" campaign.
Immediately after the body falls
into the net held by the firemen, a
huge banner with the wording PAY
Your Poll Tax" will be hund from the
top floor of the building.
With the month of January left for
the campaign, Junior Chamber of
Commerce officials report that 10000
poll taxes, have been paid to date.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-30
ITALY TO CONTINUE
DIVORCE PROHIBITION

ROME. Dec. 30.-CR-Alfred Roc
co, minister of justice, in a statement
concerning additional Fascist reforms
declares there is no intention on the
part of the government to alter the
present law prohibiting divorce.
Despite the agitation in recent years
in favor OF the institution of divorce,
he believes the vast majority of Ital-
ian people consider divorce as an anti
social institution.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-30
MEDALS PRESENTED
TO ROMAN K|DD|ES
By Universal Service.

ROME, Dec. 30.-Cardinal CALI
and Monsignor Pizzardo, assistant sec
rotary of state, representing the pope,
today presented on behalf of Mrs.
John A. Drake of New York, Chicago
and Paris, two gold and 100 silver
medals to 30 girls and 80 boys, honor
students of the Catholic schools of
Rome. |E
There were also many Christmas
gifts of clothes. dolls and candies for
infants at the free milk dispensary for
Italian babies. charity of which Mrs.
Drake is the founder. She was pho
tographed holding in her arms the
most beautiful of 400 babies as the
cardinal presented a doll.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-30
ALARM CLOCKS PASSE.
NEW SERVICE BEATS EN-

It's the kind Of thing, according to
Mr.. Flores, that makes young people
old and old people stay up all night
The new service, he said, is absolutely
reliable. All that is necessary is Il
call Crockett DDS and leave your phone
number and the hour you want to be
called, he said. Time information is
also given.
One of the first men to avail him.
self of the service, Mr.. Flores said
when a voice over the telephone in.
formed him it was o'clock, had to b.
convinced he was in his own home and
not in a hotel pefore he would stor
ordering a pitcher Of ice water sent up
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-30

Relief has been found for those most
skeptical of persons, the ones who
doubt their alarm clocks.
A free wake you up" telephone
service has been announced by the
Messenger Boy Service Company, 432
Soledad street, and, according to s. r..
Flores and b. +. Rocka, proprietors,
is being used by hundreds of San An
tonians.
Did you ever go to bed with the
feeling that an erratic alarm clock
will fall down and let you miss an
important date in the morning and
then wake W with start every two
hours during the night?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-30
DANCES ARE PLANNED
FOR AUDITORIUM

The Sl,OO0,O00 municipal audito-
rum, now nearing completion, will af-
ford one of the largest dance floors in
San Antonio. according to Mayor John
w. Tobin.
With few hours notice. a space
Between 50 and 80 feet square can be
converted into modern ballroom. on
the ground floor of the municipal
STRUCTURE, he explained.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-30
RAPS INSANITY PLEA
AS MURDER DEFENSE

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-CR-The in
sanity plea in murder trial defense was
criticized by speakers before the AS
sociation of American Law Schools
convention here.
'"If a man is guilty Of murder, be-
yond all reasonable doubt, and the
statutes Of his state fix death as the
punishment, then that man should BE-
executed whether sane or insane, .
Professor John b. Waite Of the Uni
versity of Michigan law school as
serted.
IF a mad dog bites you, you would
not hesitate to kill it because it was
mad. If man who is mad kills
another, who not hang him."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-30
HOTELS WARN GUESTS
AGAINST DRINKING

Formal warnings that this New
Years Eve celebration must be dry
have been sent by San Antonio hotels
to guests with reservations for the
dinner dances. Circular and special
delivery letters to out-of-town reserva-
lions have been mailed, in cooperation
with prohibition agents.
Reservations at the larger hotels in
the city were made with the under
standing that no violation of the law
would be tolerated at the dances, of
'ficials Of the hotels said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-30
Children's Heavy
Weight Knit Unions

Long and elbow sleeves. knee
and ankle lengths. Tape and
buttons. Sizes > to L. TO-
years. FAIR PRICE. ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-30
Women's
Flannelette Gowns

Warm, full cut gowns in all
white or pink and blue striped.
Double yoke. high neck. long
sleeves. FAIR Oh
PRICE .......-...
(The Fairs First Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-30
ERNEST LUBITSCH,
FILM DIRECTOR, ILL

BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, Dec. 30.
R)-Ernest Lubitsch. the motion pic
ture director. is i'll at his home here.
He was stricken yesterday. While
the exact nature of the illness has not
been diagnosed, it was announced that
it is looked upon as being possibly Sc
rious.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-30
SWEDEN'S CROWN
PRINCE PLANS TOUR

STOCKHOLM, Dec. 30.-The crown
prince of Sweden is planning a tour
of the world the coming spring. 1t
is understood the prince intends to
spend three months in the United
States.
Evening star., 1925-10-19

This exquisite fabric has become the thing this
SON. and the prize that quoted above is less than the
wholesale price which it has always sold It has
beautiful lustous pile and comes in many unusual de-
signs which will make stunning frocks.
In 40 shades, including all the new Fall and Winter
colors for and evening and IN the following
nine patterns
Witchery Cornthian Mosaic Circlet
Rine o'Rosy Allure Majestic Caprice
Martha Washington
FLOOR,
Evening star., 1925-10-19
HOLD.UP MEN SOUGHT.
Colored Bandits Rob Dairyman and
Public Vehicle Passenger.

Two hoid-ups by colored bandits
were reported to the police during the
past - hours.
Oliver +. Michel, 46s Maryland
avenue southwest. driver for the Sha-
ron Dairy, was held up early today in
front Of 32l1 Otis street, Woodbridge,
Nd, just across the District line, by
two unidentified colored men and rob
he'd Of a billfold containing 81 and a
drivers permit. License plates on
the car of the bandits were so ar
ranged that Michel was unable to de
cipher them. Report of the affair
was made to the local police.
Fran G. TAYLOR. colored, Red Oaks,
Va, was the victim early yesterday
Of colored hold,up men who robbed
him of a money belt containing $3.50
and a suitcase filled with wearing ap-
parel. he reported to the police. He
said he employed driver of a public
vehicle at Union Station to drive him
TO Ninth and u streets. and when he
reached there he was robbed by six
men who We're in an automobile. One
of the men. he stated. drew a pistol
and kept him covered They drove
from the scene in their car.
Evening star., 1925-10-19

BY the Associated Press.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Octo.
her 19.-TieakinS badly, her fuel
water and food supply exhausted, the
lsmher schooner Virginia Pendleton,
&c days out from Jacksonville. Fla
was towed into this port last night
by the Coast Guard cutter Moiave,
which picked her up off Montauk
Point yesterday afternoon.
Capt Robert W. Rickson of Nal
den and his crew of 10. men were
utterly exhausted after a continuous
nattle with storms, which struck the
schooner soon after she left Jack
sonville for Portland, Ne, With a
cargo Of l.000 900 feet of pine
Evening star., 1925-10-19
D.
Starving, Thirsting Schooner Grew
Is Rescued by Coast Guard Gutter

Since early last week the schooner
crew had been eating Sparincly OF
salt horse and sour dough- and
drinking drain water.
The Moiave sighted her fiounderine
off Montauh, waterlogged and unable
to answer her helm. The cutter pu,
alongside and sent food aboard he
fore starting for this port.
The Pendleton was driven several
hundred miles off her course by a
storm the day after she left Jackson
willie, the crew said. She was two
weeks reaching Cape Hatteras, where
the storm which swept the North
Atlantic seaboard a week ago. pound
ed her, into a helpness hulk and
washed her deckload overheard.
Evening star., 1925-10-19
CAPITAL FAVORED
FOR 1928 PARLEY
Deputies Submit to Bishops
Washington as Choice for
Episcopal Convention.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated i'resS
NEW ORLEANS. October 1a.-The
house OF deputies today unanimously
adopted a resolution making Wash
ineton. y, c., the meeting place Tor
the 1925 general convention OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church. The
1929 convention will assemble on Oc-
toher IL. The selection must he APP
proved by the House OF Bishops.
Reginnng It's final week, the general
convention Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church today inauSurated series
OF extended sessions to dispose OF the
Accumulation of vital matters demand
ins the attention of bishops and dep
aities. Additional hours We're added
: TO the working, day Of the ChurChmen,
with a suggestion of extra sessions
. failed to materialize.
Following an early service, in which
: the two houses of the convention
! Joined In paying respect TO the mem
DRY of the late Bishop Frederick Sur
CESS Long Island. as his funeral Was
:
! of Bishops returned to its considera-
tion of prayer book revision.
J., Changes I'm Prayer Book Studied.
! The House of Deputies has spent
many hours stndyine proposed changes
/ in the prayer book and has ready FOR
\ consideration the changes recommend
! ed by TIE last general convention.
The bishops. too. have devoted "A part
= of each days session to the prayer
book.
) The bishops were prepaSed today ia
: convene An executive session before
I adjournment. probably in the late aft
. ernoon. for consideration Of the usual
2 triennial pastoral letter.
: Con sideration of the budget was TO
= the forefront on the program of the
: House Of Deputies.
. The House of Deputies had before
. II formalty of ratifying the election
: of six missionaries chosen Saturday.
Z Missionaries Chosen.
: Rev. William NJ. Thomas, head
: ma ster of the Southern Cross School.
Porto Algre, will upon ratificat alton of
= his election become Suffra gan Bishop
of Southern Brazil.
: Rev. Middleton Barnwell. ID. ID.
Secretary OF the Field National Coun-
Gil New York, will he Bishop of
Ida no.
REV. Shirley Hall Nichols. Yamu-
:nichicho, HirosaN japan, was named
for Bishop Of kyoto.
Rev. Robert Erskine Campbell. ir..
shead aster at Sewanee, Tenn. and
formerly prior of the Monastery
School at Masa mhulam, Liberia. will
succeed Bishop Overs, resigned, as
, Bishop Of Liberia.
Rev. Walter Mitchell. Trenton. ex-
eCutive secretary of the diocese OF
New Jersey. was chosen for the mis-
sionary district Of Arizona.
Rev. Frank w. Creighton. rector of
st. Anne's Church, Brooklyn, was
schosen for the post in Mexico.
Destinations Possible.
The six selections complete this fea-
sture of the bishops meeting. unless
ssome Of those named decline. in which
sevent another election will be neces-
tsary.
Z The sixteenth hundredth anniver-
taarv Of the COIpcii af- \ire1 N3 oh.
Evening star., 1925-10-19
Ordered to Hospital.

: First Lieut.. Donald r. Carroll. 14th
Field Artillery. Al Jefferson Barra cks,
Mo. has been ordered 10 this city for
streatment al Walter Reed General
sHospital.
Evening star., 1925-10-19
Destinations Possible

( The six selections complete this fea
: sture of the bishops meeting. unless
: some of those named decline. in which
event another election will be neCes-
tsary.
Z The sixteenth hundredth anniver-
sary of the Council Of NiCea was OBJ
; served AT A mass meeting yesterday.
Evening star., 1925-10-19
Amazing Values---Each Fl0t
FIRST FLOOR-IVORY!
Clearance! MID. IVOrV
Toilet Articles
Including Ivory n Amber and Dsmi-SheU Pieces
at One Ridiculous Price

A clearance it will be- if Washington women know a
good thing when they it! For those who get here
early, there will be wonderful selection Of powder
boxes hair receivers perfume bottles jewel scis
sors three-pece manicure and hat brushes: all of
beautiful heavy quality and add with emphasis, "a
marvellous value!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17

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stepn of medium short vamp high arch fitting
full Spanish heel All White Kid also Falow Blond Gun
Metal Satin With beaded bows $3.50 Stetson Shoe Shop
1905 street.
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