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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22

EMPRESA DE MUDANZAS. 81
desea hacer una mudanza rapi-
da, econ6mlca con absoluta garantfa
de sus muebles, lame al 1872 azul,
Santurce serA atendido eficazmen
te. P.
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CE VENDEN MUY BARATOS 10.

siguientes autos usados. Varios
packard" ~ cilindros: Y Z pasa-
jeros. Varios cease" de 5 Y pa
sajeros. 2 Hudson" pasajeros.
/ ''Ford Roadster. / "Studebaker
lif6hta six''. aSantiagos Al PahzaraI.
dada Telff0uo 1892. Allen a. 9-2S.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
COMPRA-VENTA

SEMILLA DE CEBOLLAS. Legfti-
ma de Canarias Y de la clase
blanca-amarill la acaban de recibir
Y venden garantizando su germina-
ci0n. MENDEz MARTINEZ & CO.,
Tnfanta Luisa Y 6. Marina, p.
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EMPLE0S. Los conseguiremos pa
ra San Juan, la Isla, Santo Do
mingo. Cuba Y EstadOs Unidos, a
personals que den buenas referen-
cias. Dirfjase a PORTO RICO EN-
PLOYMENT AGENCY, Box 1884,
Tel6fono 2O3Z, Allen %, San Juan,
p. r. Envfe cinco sellos de 2 centa
vos para correspondence y solici-
tudes. 9-28
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&c ALQUILA: espIendida habita-
ci0n amueblada con comidas pro-
pia para matrimonio en- casa de fa-
milia, calle Hoare, n1mero Is, pa
rada IA, teI6fono 67S azul. p.
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MISCELANEAS
pOscHETTI ART STUDIO. d

pidas en- alto Y bajo relieve. Pre-
miado con medalla de ORC. eCroquis
a peticion. Trabajo garantizado. Ia
ller en- Degetau 9. Box g, Bayam0n
p. r. 9-27
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22

CURA RADICAL. ell vicio de to-
mar bebidas embriagantes, me-
dante un procedimiento cientffieo
sin que el que 10 toma Sc de cuen-
ia. Envfe $1.00 Y vuelta correo en-
viaremos 7fnstrueci8nesf P. Roman
Meiendez. Manatf, nsmsla a7ss4n0H24i
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22

I'm NEW YORK: Como en- su pro
pia casa. Visite esta casa de
familia Y quedara complacitlo. Ger
ca Broadway y Central Park. Sub
way Y Elevados pr6ximos. Precios
razonables. DIR. Font 15- West 91st
st. Informaran Box 140O, San Juan.
10-7
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.AGNTFICOS LOCALES. Alouf-

lanse los bajos de Cristo esquina
Allen, Y los altos y bajos de Cruz
g, propios para tienda cafe. Infor
marian en- EI Cielo, Allen %, TeIe-
fono 470 9-24
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22

WENDEMOS: Casas, soIares Y fin
cas-. Aproveche oportunidad de
vivir en- tsCIUDAD NUEVA'', Para
da 33. La primera CIUDAD-JAR-
DIN de Puerto Rico con brisa STEM
pre- reinante ain en- los mas caluro
SOS dfas de Verano. Lame al tele-
Fono 1901 Santurce. 1O-30
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BROADWAY BAZAR. San Fran

cisco 40. Sombreros de sefioras
Y nifas. Recibimos nuevos modelos
semanalmente, artfculos de fanta-
sfa; trajes para nifios pequefios. Els
merada atenci6n en- todo. Lame
al tel6fono 64S, San Juan. p.
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NEND0 magnffico solar en- ell CON-

NEND0 magnffico solar en- ell CON-
dado, parada 80 frente al trolley
$50 metros cuadrados a $3.50 cash.
Espl6ndida residencia junto al Sa-
grado Corazon, Martin Pefia 100
metros solar esquina, apropiada fa-
milia numerosa, facilidades para el
epago. Casa concrete Stop 431a,
cinco dormitorios, garage concrete
por $4,000 cash resto hpioteca 9 por
ceinto einco amos. Tengo $4,000 y
$4,000 al nueye por ciento: $4,000 Y
5000 al diez por ciento. Tres parti-
das de $1,000, dos de $4,000, $4,000,
$500 y $4,000 al doce por ciento
para colocar sobre buenas garantfas
en- San Juan, Santurce, Rio Piedras.
Enformaran Corral 171O, Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22

pIEZAS PARA '"PEERLESS" Y
HUDSON las que usted quiera
para cualquiera de. estas dos mar
cas- de carros, las puede conseguir
en- mi garage, Avenfda Obreros,
Arecibo, P. R. Box 296, G. Cum
mings. o-22
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a TIENDA So SALUn. No sea ne.

gligeute ST Sc siente dehilifado
Tome e7 seguida el vino ARCODOL
Y vera como en- seguida recobra
carnes sy fVerzas. Pidalo en- las
Farmacias. -9-26
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BLANCHE UsTED AZ yAPOR.

Jose Sierra ha adquirido ma
quina "Hoff-Man" que pIancha la
ropa desinfectandola y dejandola
nueva. Avise q Allen 12h. Tel.
2O24. p.
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ENVIAREMOS cualquier direc-
ci0n nuestro boletfn con So di-
recciones de casas americanas que
dan trabajo dOmicilio y agencias
importantes EXCLUSIVES. Envfe un
dollar a: Home Service Agency.
Box 263, Bayam6r. 0.2d
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OPORTUNIDAD.

EXCELENTE OPORTUNIDAD.
Desea usted DOLLAR su dinero en-
breve tempo, ganando esplendido
beneficio mensual en- su capital? Sc
taci0n para los Estados gnidos de
haga socio en- un negocio. de expor-
producto portorriqueiIO que tiene la
supremaeIa del mercado. aportando
cuatro cinco nil a1la.es para
asrand"r 81 negorio. No hay peli-
gro de It6rdida. al contrario pros
pecto de una fortuna en- breve item
20. Escriba al Apartado Gil, San
turce para informeS. p.
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AUTOMOBILES
OPoRTuNIDAD.

Nash -AIodelo 1925 de siete pasa-
jeros. 5000 millas corridas. Gomas
BALLOON en- perfecto estado Me
EMBARGO setiembre "a. Aceptare ofer
ia razonable. P. Santiago. Box %,
San Juan. Telefono 1884, Santurce.
p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22

CE VENDE en- $500 la maquina-
ria que fu6 de la Compafifa Ta-
bacalera, con capacidad para hacer
100000 cigasrillos en- ocho horas
de trabajo. Su costo primitive fu6
de $17. .O00 Para mas informes Tel.
1913, Santurce s10-3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22

CE NECESITAN agentes competen
tes para trabajos a mano. Sola-
mente deberan hacer solicitud per-
sonas que Iuedan trabajar bien Y
en- trabajos FINOS. Es nidispensa-
BILE dar garantfa para tomar agen-
cia. Dirfjase al Apartado 1872, San
Juan. p r. 9-27
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ION $4,5O0.0O puede listed adqE4
rir un negocio en- San Juan, bien
acreditado, que lie permite viyir ea-
modamente con su familia realIs
Zar un beneficio mensuaI de no me-
nos de 5000. No pierda esta brillan-
te Oportunidad. Dirfjase: Apartado
GAO, San Juan. 1872
Evening star., 1925-03-05
1t Sticks

l bought some prunes of Grocer
Heck, and paid him with a phony
check. Twas in the days of auld
lang syne, before my morals were
in line; and though the sum in
volved was small, you should have
heard that grocer bawl. He chased
around the town III tears, and called
the cops and halberdiers, he sought
the sheriff in his lair, demanding
drastic justice there. 1t was a heed
less trick to pull, and of remorse l
soon was full. l borrowed 90 plea
yunes and paid the grocer for his
prunes, and thought the stigma l
had won would fade out by the set
of sun. All this was in the days of
yore, as | have told you once be-
fore. And now | walk the street
called straight, and keep engage
ments on their date, and pay my
bills when they are due, and stick
to truth like Johnson's glue. / often
think, when feeling Draw, "In my
renown there is no flaw; all people
know, from here to Gath, l never
leave the narrow path" But when
last year ! gave consent to save the
village government by running for
an Office high, l found that stigmas
never die. Before I'd fairly made a
start, the voters rose and broke my
heart; they cried, He ranks with
moral wrecks-he used to hand out
phony checks" Our sins are never
buried deep; for years they seem to
lie asleep, but when the fateful hour
arrives, they rise like ghosts and
spoil our lives. The sinful act, the
vicious play, will trip US up some
future day.
(Copyright) WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
STATE MAY BAN
INTERSTATE BUS
Meeting Called in Maryland
as Result of Ruling by
U. S. Supreme Court.
Special Dispa tch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. March 5.-Maryland
may discontinue her policy of con-
Meeting her State roads with the roads
of other States, and so place an un-
official ban on interstate bus service.
State Roads Commissioner Mackall
made that announcement in calling a
conference of State officials to discuss
the ruling of the United States Supreme
Court relative to interstate bus lines.
He said that action probably VIII be
taken if the ruling means that Mary
land cannot collect license fees from
out-ofState busses using her roads.
The court held that the Maryland
Public Service Commission has no au-
thority to prevent bus companies
from other States running their lines
through Maryland. The meeting, call
ed at the suggestion of Mackall, Will
be held within the next few days, and
will be attended by members of the
Public Service Commission, Auto Com
missioner Baughman and Attorney
General Robinson.
Members of the Public Service Com
mission said that the two companies
which the commission has within the
last two months refused permits to
operate between Baltimore and Wash
ington will now be able to establish
these lines without the permits.
They also believe that the ruling
will place d burden on certain rail-
road lines. due to the bus competi
tiOn, which can now grow up unhin-
dered. Mr.. Mackall said he believed
the ruling the greatest blow ever
struck, not only to bus regulation, but
to bus-line development
He explained that companies will
hesitate to establish new lines within
the State when they realize that @n-
other company can operate over the
same route, without a permit from
the Public Service Commission, so
long as it crosses a State line.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAI-"Peter Pan" Sir james
Barrie's fantasy. at 500 pm.
BELASCO-"Cobra," drama, at
$50 pm.
POKPs-"The Passion Play" a
photoplay, at see pm. Matinee at
2:20 pm.
PRESIDENT-"Rain a drama. at
$40 pm.
KEITH's-Nellie and Sara Kouns,
vaudeville, at 3:15 and SIP pm.
EARLE-"Klever Komedy Karni-
val" vaudeville, continuous l to IL
pm. 81.
sTRAND-Madeline Berlo and com
pany, vaudeville, continuous 1870 to
IL pm.
GAYETY - Miss Tabasco," bur-
lesque. at 2:15 and Sis pm.
MUTTAL-"Step Along" burlesque,
2:30 and $50 pm.
COLUMBIA-"The Swan" at 1855
am. 12:40. 2:20, 4:15, 6, 1855 and $50
pm.
METROPOLITAN Learning to
Love-" at 11:45 am, 1:45, 3:45, 5:45.
7:45 and $50 pm.
eALACE-"Coming Through" at
1Gs4O 4m., 1925, 2:15, 4:1o, 6, 7:45 and
9:45 pm.
RIALTO-"Npw or Never" at 11:30
am, 1880, $3.50, 5:30, 1920 and $50 pm.
TIVOLI-'North of 36,'' at 2, 4:25,
$50 and 9:15 pm. q
AMBAssADOR-"Ea of suez," at
els, 1890 and 9:20 pm.
wARDMAN PARK-"The Man Who
Came Back" photoplay, at Z and 9
pm.
CENTRAL-"The Madonna of the
Streets" at 1880, 2, $3.50, 5, $50,
and $3.50 pm
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Child Weddings
Curb Sought by
Gotham. Officials
Marriages Without Bene-
fit of Clergy Are Held
Too Frequent.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 5--The fire.
quency of child weddings without
benefit of clergy, of divorces and OF
annulments prompted District At
torney McGeehan of Bronx County
yesterday to order grand jury in
vestigation of that county's mEyriage
license system.
He was moved to act, 1t was said,
by Supreme Court Justice Tierney's
statement, made while he was hear
ing divorce action recently brought
by q young wife who had been mar
ried at City Hall, that It's easier to
get n marriage license in New York
than to get a dog license"
Ninety per cent of the marriages
performed without benefit of clergy
have a speedy end in the divorce or
annulment courts" said Justice Tier
ney today, in ampIifying his previous
comment. They are marriages spon
sored by mere physical desire, and
cannot end happily"
Evening star., 1925-03-05

Shows How Women Fascinate Men.
new book, THE Secrets of Fascinating
womanhood,' shows how any woman who
understands certain peculiarities about mans
psychology attract and win the love of
any man she chooses. 1t will be maileda post.
paid to any reader of this paper who win
Press, 119 S. 14th St., st. Louis, Mo-, DepE
35,-Adyertisement
Evening star., 1925-03-05
SPANISH FORCE LARGE.
5000 Native and National Sol
dierS in Morocco.

MADRID, March 5-An official
statement issued by the ministry of
war yesterday says there are $4,000
native and Spanish troops stationed
in Melilla, Tetuan, Ceuta. Alhucemas
and Ell Araish, the principal bases be-
hind the defense line recently con-
structed against the rebel tribesmen n.
OF this number 1000 are Spanish
troops and officers
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Great One-Cent Sale of Soaps

Palmolive Co.'S make of Inn
proved Almond Toilet Soap,
sold regularly by us at 6 for
soc. Special, this One S1,
cent Sale, L. for.....
This is a very fine soap. You
can have all you want at this
special price.
Conti's CASTLE Soap, 10cJ H.
1Or.
W Large bar CASTLE OIL
N Soap, 2Ocy z for.
Gold Dust, small, sc, 2 for W
Sunny Monday, sc; 2 for. w
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
ADVERTISEMENT

Celebrate New Years Eve, make a
big noise. We have large stock of
fireworks, horns, confetti. serpentines
and razzoos. George Keene. druggist.
Cor. So. Flores and Military Plaza.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31

Hurd, a tourist. nearly lost his life
from exposure. following the robbery.
After being bound for several hours
he worked his bonds loose and stag
gered into Zurcher's store on the Eur
cher road, eight miles from the city.
He was given first aid and then :
ported the robbery 10 the sheriff's Of
flee.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
T UNERAL HELD
F D R AGED
RANCHER
Nephew Of Deceased Of
ficiates at Final
Services.

Funeral services for J. L. Neal, 50,
pioneer resident of San Antonio. were
held from his late residence, 80 East
Dewey Place. Thursday afternoon.
Rev. ]. Stuart Pearce, nephew os thc
deceased, officiated.
Active pallbearers we're Roy Smith,
William C. Pirtle, Robert Campbell.
Rudolph Englehart. Hampton Deck
and Louis McMains. Honorary pail
bearers were: John r. Walker. Rob
crt Barclay. Stanley Cassin, Edward
Cassin. Frank Walsh. J. X. Beretta,
John M. Dosk of Del Rio, Calvin
Goodloe. Marshall Terrell. George
Saunders, J.. s. Poor. W. II, Mussey,
C. Yantis. H. C. Gayle. r. W. Gayle,
H. B. Stansfield. c. s. Palmer, p.
j. Owens and Taylor Gilliland.
Mr.. Neal is survived by his widow
Mrs. Julia Thompson Neal four sons,
Jack w. Neal, H. A. Neal. Ira E.
Neal and Fl. ID. Neal: three daughters.
Miss Elma Neal. Miss Maudc Neal
and Mrs. Laura Lassiter; three grand.
sons. c. Jack Neal, Leslie r. Neal
and H. d. Neal Jr.; six grandfather
tiers. Mrs. W. c. Pirtle. Mrs. Walter
Fricke. Mrs. James Chittim. Mrs. j,
Douglas TraveE. Miss Lucille Lassiter
and Miss Marechal Neal; three great
grandsons. one brother. c. A. Neal. all
of San Antonio. and one sister. Miss
Lucy Neal Of Floresville.
Mr.. Neal was n native Texan and
had lived the greater part of his life
in San Antonio. He was actively en-
gagged in the cattle business up TO five
years ago and had seen the growth
of San Antonio from a Mexican vii
lage to the metropolis of the South
west.
As a mark Of respect TO Miss Elma
Neal. director of elementary public
schools, offices of the Board of Edu.
cation, Russell building, were closed
Thursday afternoon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR AGED VETERAN

Funeral services for F. ". Youree
civil War cavalry captain. 81, who
did at his home, 1O7 East Park
avenue Wednesday. were conducted
Thursday with Chaplain Albert
Vaughan officiating.
Captain Youree was believed to be
IL only surviving captain of the ia
moug Civil War cavalry brigade COM
mnnded by General Nathan Bedford
E1e1est. He came to San Antonio from
<56llatin. five years ago. He is sur
rfJed By his widow, Mrs. Fannie
Touree, daughter. Mrs. ii. +. viii
Iinms and two sons, W. G. Youree
and r. W. Youree Of San Antonio.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
6 HAVE CLOSE
CALLS IN AUTO
" RECkS
Fire Department Forced to
Wash Gasoline Off
Streets.

Luck rode with three automobile
drivers Thursday and as if by miracles
six persons, figuring in two automo-
bile accidents, escap.d with only
minor injuries.
The first accident, in which auto
mobiles driven by D. f. Wilson of the
Forty-second Squadron, Kelly Field,
and J. Montez, 800 Lavaca street, col
lided at Alamo and Martinez streets,
claimed three victims.
They were: Montez, Ed Tala-
Nancy, 2O5 Vera Cruz street, pas
senger in his automobile; and Clar-
ence r. Coop of Kelly Field, pas
senger in Wilson's automobile. Mon
tez declined to 60 to a hospital,
while the other victims received
emergency treatment at the Robert B.
Green hospital.
The second remarkable escape came
when the large automobile in which
]. A. Cara, 2501 West Houston
street. and A. Zapeda Jr., 400 South
Las Moras street, were riding, was
demolished after crashing into the
gasoline pump of Joseph Oslinder
filling station. 144S North Flores
street.
Suffering with only minor cuts
and bruises, Cara and Zapeda were
taken to their homes by the owner
of the filling station.
| 1t was necessary after the acct
dent to send company of city fire
men to wash the street which was
covered with gasoline.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
PILOTS BRINGING NEW
A|RPLANES TO KELLY

Four Kelly Field pilots who flew
to Santa Monica in a Douglas trans
port to ferry back three Douglas w
observation planes, reached Tucson
Wednesday, according to a telegram
received at Kelly Field.
Captain A. B. Mcdaniel is flying
the transport back, and Lieutenants
J. /. Moore, Odas Moon and A. b.
Ballard are flying the new ships. D.,
They expect to stop at I'll Paso ana
remain there until Saturday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
PARENT SEEKING
WORD FROM SON

Floyd Brazell, San Antonio youth
who disappeared from his home No
vember 0. is urged to communicate
with his father in letter written The
Light by Z. f. Brazell. 3002 South
Presa street. Mr.. Brazell also ex-
tends his thanks TO The Light for hay-
ing broadcast n description Of the
missing boy over VICAR.
Il am willing for him to stay where
he is if he viii only write or wire
home and let me know he is all right, "
the father writes.
Since Floyd disappeared, the father
writes, his grandmother has died at
Houston.
Floyd is described as having blue
eyes, fair complexion, light brown nalr
and weighing 125 pounds. He is ~
years old.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
FUNERAL SERVICES
HONOR WAR VETERAN

Lawrence S. Sanderson. 80. over
seas veteran, who died at Beeviile
Tuesday. was buried in San Antonio
Thursday. Funeral services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. y. S. Garriga.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
NEARLY LOST LIFE

robbery was read in The Light. The
local sheriff's office was informed and
THAR idanti ficafian astohl.ehad
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
NAB TWO SUSPECTS
IN TOURIST ROBBERY

CONTINUED From Page One).
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
MS ADJOURN
Zero GANG
Of Lead Sends Noisy
Group Fleeing Into
Darkness.

towering a gang OF youthful ne
congregated in her back yard
talking loudly. Mrs. NJ. Sutton,
v th Cherry street, late Wed
light opened fire on them,
fusillade Of bullets toward
il they fled into the nearby
as can be learned none Of
ne hit.
ING RENDEZVOUS.
are believed to be a gang OF
and house providers who have
hg the barn in the rear Of the
b rendezvous.
tevious occasions Mrs. Sutton
khtened away providers but
Hay night evidently no attempt
rs made to keep their presence
for they were talking loudly
en- she saw them IN such force
K immediate action.
saw them gathered near a cor
the barn. She secured her pis'
Few open a window and opened
The negroes fled in every di
HOTS ROUT NEGROES.
|the last one disappeared into the
|, Mrs. Sutton fired her las
J then called police headquar.
Ind Detectives Kohr and Stende
responded but were unable tC
my trace of the negroes. An in
,ation is being conducted 10 lie.
ne the members of the gang and
Bcover what their activities have
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
BRUSH BANDITS ASIDE.
GLEE CLUB TO SING
AT BASE HOSPITAL

A program, which includes planta-
ton melodies by the Ararat Glee
Club. will be given by Alamo Post,
American Legion at the Base hospital,
Fort Sam Houston. Thursday night.
The program will be broadcast 10 all
parts of the hospital by radio.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
NAMED EXECUTRIX.

Mrs. Fannie NJ. Hicks, widow Of
the late Arthur s. Hicks, was named
executrix without bond in his will
which was filed in county probate
court Thursday. The estate was val
ued at $4,000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
Il NEW YEARS EVE
GLEDRANTS WARNED
tcd.sinued From Page one.)

fCd.tinued From Page One.)
most OF them for the early hours Of
1926. after the dancing has ceased
inj the hotels
Jan Of the theaters. including the
Empire, Princess, Rialto. Royal and
others, are planning special programs.
At the Empire there will be a New
Years party at midnight
MUST BE DRY.
The Majestic Theater will have its
annual New Years fun fest, the
special program beginning at. 10 80
o'clock The Crystal Palace, San An
t0nio's new ice skating rink, will
have ~ New Years program. At
Beethpfcn Hall and at several other
auditor ums and halls. there will be
dance3 Alzafar Shrine will give a
formal dance and watch party at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral. and nearly
eseryI fraternal and social organiza-
do1 IN the city will hold an annual
4,ecial New Years party.
rs, it's going to be a happy new
year-but in one sense Of the word
II wont be "haDpy- at all. "Th'
1av,S hotels and amusement place.
ap warning jewellers that this mus
!. b . ~dry' though happy, New
Years in San Antonio.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
BANDITS Fooled
AS VIC TINS
STAMPEDE
Holdup Pair Trampled On
as Crowd Flees Rob-
berry Scene.

Two armed bandits were all but
trampled beneath foot when their APP
pearancc in the doorway of Mon
tcrey street soft drink stand precipi-
tated q stampede Of customers.
Ten seconds later they stood alone
in the building.
Ehey were brushed aside in the wild
flight. which rcsemOied stampede Of
Texas longhorns, and finally fled TO
escape the danger of capture.
The scene was described, by Private
Sam Owen of Fort Sam Houston, who
reported the affair to the police.
LEADS PROCESSION.
"And | led the procession" he said
In his hurry to leave Private Owen
left a Regulations overcoat. Detectives
Stendcnbach and Kohr recovered this
whe nthey were detailed on the inves'
tigation of the affair.
According to the story told the de.
tectives. the two bandits appeared IN
the doorway of the stand with drawn
revolvers. For only an instant did ht
customers observe the bandits warn
ing to be quiet. Owen leaped past
them and fled.
BRUSH BANDITS ASIDE.
The robbers threats were drowned
in the din of shuffling feet. Others
followed the example of the soldier
rushing for the door, brushing the
armed men aside.
1t was turn of affairs with which
the bandits were unable to- cops.
Fooled. they turned and followed the
last man out and disappeared.