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Evening star., 1925-10-27

The game against Army, the great
objective at Navy. will still be four
weeks ahead on the day Of the Michi-
gan clash, and 1t will be possible for
the Midshipmen to open up with its
more advanced plays and still make
changes In the attack for the battle
with the Cadets.
Navy Has Good Record.
The Navy eleven has won all tho
games 1t has played except that
against Princeton, which resulted in
a tie. In the latter contest me Navy
had decidedly the better of most Of
the elements of play, making almost
twice the number of yards from scrin1-
mage and also using the forward pass
TO greataer advantage.
Shapley, its star back. covered 100
yards in 10 runs from scrimmage. He
completely OverShadOwed Jake SlageI
Princeton's backfield ace. He also
scored Il touchdown after running 81
yards on receiving a pass.
Navy Is, OF course, relying strongly
on Shapley for the Michigan game
Shapley goes the old triple threat one
better by adding the receiving of pass
es to his own passing, running and
punting. He is a lusty fellow of 1870
believe that he is among the best OF
college backs this year.
Navy has another good ground gain
er in flippin, while Hamilton and
Banks complete the regular backffeld
Neither of the last two named carry
the ball TO any great extent, but they
have other qualifications which make
them useful. Millican. Ransford, Han
negan and Caldwell are the best
ground gamers among the reserve
backs.
Has Formidable Line.
Navy has one of the most powerful
and experienced lines in the East.
with good substitutes for every posi-
ton. AS a defensive wall il has with
stood the test in every game this sea
son, and II will be in shape to put up
Several Of the torwards are Middle
Westerners and will be playing near
their own homes.
Under Owsley's tuition the Navy
team has undoubtedly improved in its
running, passing and kicking game
and its defense is up 10 its usual high
standard. 1t has been observed. how
ever, that the team seems to lack the
punch on its straight line plays. In
view of the immense power in both
line and backfeld. this is difficult to
understand, particularly as plays Of
this kind have generally been the
main reliance of Navy teams
Should the team show greater abiI-
lty in this way against Michigan
along with its other excellent lines Of
attack, it would be splendidly equip
ped on the offense and its chances Of
victory would be greatly increased
BY increasing the variety of the al
tack, 1t would also tend to make thu
r~11r1 Nir1rr
effective.
Michigan will play Navy in the
East in 1926, chances favoring the
Baltimore Stadium as the playing
field. The present arrangement be
tween the two does not extend fur
ther, and it is unlikely that it will be
renewed, as it is understood that the
present superintendent, Rear Admiral
Mutton. does not favor long trips Tor
the Navy teams.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
BRILLIANT GAME LIKELY
AT MICHIGAN SATURDAY
Wolverines Favored to Win, But Midshipmen Are by
No Means Hopeless of Victory-Annapolis
to Have Fast Backs Behind Fine Line.

NNAPO1lS October 27Feing
~ ball. that of
desperate effort make good showing against
OF Michigan at Ann Arbor Saturday. possible
Michigan of
makes OF
While Michigan likely
do
OF
progressed they believe that game against
Michigan - e
Evening star., 1925-10-27
CLAIMS SWIMMING MARK.

Robert Hosie of the Brooklyn Cen
trail Y. NJ. c. A. claims to have sur
passed the new mark recently credited
to Walter Laufer of Chicago in the
200-meter backstroke swim. Hosie
has applied for recognition of a rec
ord of 241 4-5
Evening star., 1925-10-27
QUANTICO MARINE SQUAD
IS HAVING IT'S TROUBLES

AllMORE, Md October 7Maury MMain Western Maryland
quarterback, who field general OF the fine
Quantico Marine elevens years
hrhand
the big marin
Things breaking well
their according MMn who down
following
Evening star., 1925-10-27
CONCANNON CUE VICTOR.

Joe Concannon, New Jersey pocket
billiard expert, yesterday at the Ar
cade parlors defeated Charles Nc
Henry, rs to 10: A. Larman. 75 to
%; AL Dudley, rs to Sc, and Seth
Bowman, rs to "a. Concannon is
givirg q series of daily exhibitions
Evening star., 1925-10-27
HAS HEAVIEST GRIDMAN

Washington College of ChestertoWn
Md, is credited with having the foo
ball seasons heaviest lineman. kee
nan. right guard. ScaleS 400 mounds
Evening star., 1925-10-27
UNDEFEATED GRID TEAMS
HAVEROUCH GOING AHEAD
By the Associated Press.

EW YORK October 27The
championship of unbeaten
Cornell blocked
On Saturday Illinois will bring Red" Eastern
effort Penn the
Phed feet Penn alback will be Of the lineup
Specially CONSTRUCTED brace a knee
Evening star., 1925-10-27

team, which suffered it's initial defeat
of the season Saturday against Col
gate. He announced that the same
lineup will face Swarthmore next
Saturday.
Harvard. stunned by the Holy Cross
and Dartmouth defeats. is planning
several changes in the lineup for the
game with William and Mary.
Evening star., 1925-10-27

Georgetown has an easy game this
week King College is to come here,
hut probably will not accomplish much
against the Blue and Gray. Here is
comparison of scores: Georgetown
"a. Detroit 0; Detroit 6. Marines 0;
Marines 40. King College 0. That
does not cause 1t to seem that much
of a cloud is looming up for the local
eleven.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

Il year-a beginnings time for checking up!
To the business it taking stock; computing
profits losses; determining policies based the results
of the preceding year. evolving Plans syste,sto
make 1920 the best year of his career.
And the precedent set by the business admirable
one-aUorty of emulation, personal s0dy by everybody
The threshold of the year ideal time to take
tory so to speak, to start oresh NTH the purpose of making
1920 the very best year of ones Herom the standpoint OF
achievement and happiness
And this machtdked of "aeievenen" doesn't necessarily
mean doing something understanding ones to be
bdsoned in electric lights On the contrary achievement
possible to every single of ns-fo the business
a0oan to the homenak, to the college stadentfor it is
se embodiment of tasks 7VeN done To do each thing little
beo choose work and recreation that constructive
that build mind and body and characteristics svorhy
bitior for the year.
For, scih each moment of it eoaning-he hours of work
and those of payone Retarded not only Nth
real achievement but auth happiness Indeed there greater
HAPPINESS than the reant from honest zvork toward
definite goa-and the sharing of sclth Others
To aoork and to share-tese the keys hobbiness-
the sure road to joy and accomplishment the Nezv Year!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
Pleasure Trip

A happy addition to our New
Years Eve party is Margaret. who
has just arrived from Corpus Christi,
bubbling over with enthusiasm, par
ticularly about her trip up.
"Really. my dears," she exclaimed,
''in the Red Ball bus, always my
choice of transportation, the ride up
was q real pleasure trip. Their cars
are always clean and comfortable
and their drivers expert. In addi-
ton, the company is bonded to as
sure absolute protection to passeng-
ers."
As a special event during Margar-
cts visit we're planning a wonder.
full three hours trip, to the city's in
teresting points, in the big White
Sightseeing bus (under the same
management as the Red Ball. which
leaves Alamo Plaza at 1915 each
morning and 2 10 each afternoon, af-
fording an outing Of real pleasure,
and educational value, too.
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SafeLN Home

After dinner OF Celestine's, we
chatted and had music, such a hap
py evening that before / knew it,
my watch registered 10 o'clock.
When I started to leave, my hostess
wanted to drive me home, but, this,
I insisted, was entirely unnecessary.
The trolley runs right by her home
and, with such convenient trans
portation available, there was no
reason for others coming out on
such cold evening. Via the COM
Portable trolley, was safely de-
posted at my own corner, without
the slightest trouble or worry. Ideal
transportation, indeed, is the trolley
in San Antonio, always on hand
in any kind OF weather, to carry
Riddles or grown-ups wherever they
want to 20, quickly, safely, economi-
cally.
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NeW Novels

Old Santa Claus surely guessed my
wants this year, for several new nov
els were among the treasures he left
at my house. Already I'm engrossed
in one Of them. Christina Alberta's
Father" by Wells, which promises to
be most interesting. Others that ]
received, and which I'm sure you'd
enjoy reading are PORTRAIT Of
Man with Red HAIR" "The Perennial
Bachelor" GLORIOUS Apollo"
All these novels, IN fact every new
one. as well as all other types of
books, for grown-ups and children,
are available at Powers Book Store,
at $40 Il. Houston street, the house
Of comprehensive stocks and court
eous service.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
Cory Comfort

The youngsters revelry on Christ
mas morning was made the more de-
lightful by cozy warmth throughout
the entire house, a pleasant even
temperature in each room, afforded
by the splendid system of heating I;
Glow Gasteam Radiators. which sup
ply steam heat with gas fuel. There
is no flame exposed, thus assuring
safety for the kiddies, and no gas
odor or fumes, assuring really health
full heat, and no dust. trouble or fir
ing. AL you do is light tn. pilot and
in half an hour there's a full head of
steam, providing a steady tempera-
ture of 20 degrees. A wonderful
convenience, and economical too, are
these splendid heating units, avail
able through the Glow Gasteam Rad
iator Co., of Texas. 30 Builders Ex-
change Bldg. Call Mr.. II. G. VAL
lance Jr., Or. 6O07.
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Army-CivilianC Club
Plans Luncheon

The Army Civilian club will enter
tain with luncheon at II 80 o'clock
Monday in the Menger hotel, observ-
ing Christmas and honoring the. civil
ian president, Mrs. E. T. Drought,
who has recently returned from a tour
Of Europe.
Oscar Fox, San Antonio musician
and composer, will have charge of the
program. Mr.. Fox has just received
from his publishers, a copy of his
latest song, Hills of Home" The
words were written by Mrs. Andrew
Calhoun, granddaughter of John c.
Calhoun, southern statesman. Mrs.
Calhoun, at present a resident Of
Atlanta, Ga, is well remembered By
many San Antonians.
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"Com,fy" Nook

Inese cold, wlntry mornings make
one want to hug the good old fire,
and somehow the kitchen is the
contest" spot in the house. That's
just one Of the reacons why we are
so charmed with old Santa's thought
full gift to the family, the dearest set
Of "fold into the wall' breakfast
furniture, which affords us a cozy
nook in the comfortable warmth of
the kitchen. Yes, the table and at
tractiye little benches are fitted into
the wall, so that they can be opened
out at will and folded up as easily,
not q bit Of floor space lost, and still
we have the convenience of an extra
room. The furniture is of beautiful
Philippine mahogany, and both seats
and table are sturdily built to with
stand hard use. A wonderful pres
emit, don't you think? Already it's
afforded us much comfort and happi-
ness. real enjoyment of the morning
meal. These fixtures, as we'll as every
type of built-in, are carried by Stoves
Sash and Door Co.. all ready to fit
into any home. They are available
through any local lumber dealer.
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S. 4. Grand Opera Star
TOBe Heard Here Jan. 5

Rafaelo Diaz, the young tenor of
the Metropolitan Opera Company, who
will be heard here January 3, is an
American, born in San Antonio, Tex,
his mother being an American and
his father a Spaniard, whose family
had come to Cuba from Spain.
Success did not come easily to this
young Texan, for he went to Europe
in the steerage for study. His first
European lessons were paid for by
teaching given by him in English and
pianoforte, assisted BY the investment
of his small capital in tickets for the
opera students. Rafaelo Diaz was able
with his small savings to buy in a
certain number of the best opera seats
by waiting in line, and then retail
them to his more prosperous fellow
students at q slight advance on his
investment.
The mother of Rafaelo Diaz's father
had a beautiful voice, his own mother
was a good musician, two of his sis
tiers are singers, while the other two
are successful painters. Art thus runs
riot in the Diaz family.
When Rafaelo Diaz first heard Ger
aldine Farrar it was in Germany, and
he says he little dreamed that he
would ever be associated with her in
grand opera in New York, yet he
sang many times in "Thais" with
Nine. Farrar.
Mr.. Diaz might have become fine
pianist, for he plays very well. Is
patient and accomplished reader of
scores, playing his own accompani-
ments for operate roles until he is
ready for his coach. He reads the lit
erature of Germany, France, England,
Italy and Spain with facility, and
does not play" very much in the
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Our Choice

"Do let's stay in town for din
ner." NAB urged yesterday-for
darkness had fallen when we got
out Of the movie.
"Yes, I'd love TO-" answered Elsie,
land know the darlingest place
TO go. It's 50 attractively appoint
ed-the service is always quiet, and
the food-my dears, you'll be de-
lightfully surprised at such de-
liciousness."
"Ob, You mean the Band Box
Tea Shop" we all chorused, 'of
course that's where we'll go-it's
our choice always"
And at the Band Boz, the en-
trance TO which is 229 T.. Houston
St., we had a most delightful din
ner-delicious food in a charming
setting. And this happy combinn-
ton characterizes every meal at the
Band BoK-who serve luncheon,
tea and dinner every day.
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Detachable Cake

And I mustn't forget the cul-
mination to all this goodness-the
most delectable cake imaginable!
"Who in the world made this
marvellous cake?" demanded Doro-
thy.
eyes, I want to know, too"
added Louise, you always do have
the most delicious cakes"
"Ah, my dears." answered Helen,
you're due for a shock-for 1
made the cake myself. Yes, Mrs.
Allen told me the other day, when
I commented on the deliciousness
Of her cake. to try the recipe with
Bob White flour. I did, and this
is the result. Really this flour is
wonderful-it. assures success al
ways"
And then Helen gave us each her
recipe and urged us to try It with
Bob White flour, which, she says.
calls to lovers of better pastries"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
Mellow Beverage

Hclen's informal party for all
the crowd home for the holidays
was most delightful. Her refresh
ments, as usual, were delicious
a nd you should have heard the COM
ments about the coffee she served.
"Such goodness. Helen - you're
getting 10 be regular culinary ex-
pert. This coffee would be the
envy Of many an aspiring house
keeper" said Dorothy.
'Indeed, it's most wonderful cof-
fee" chimed in Nellie. perhaps
you'll be good enough TO tell us how
you make 1t so good"
And Helen answered these com
pliments with a smiling "0f course
iii be glad TO tell you--the Sc
cret OF such goodness is simple--I
always use II and III. that splendid
coffee blended carefully 10 produce
a beverage Of smooth. mellow, deli
cious flavor. just you try a can
and IL will thereafter be a standby
on your pantry shelf. Everyone
loves ii and H."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

American sense of the word, deyoting
the whole of his time TO music and
to his roles in opera. He studies
largely at night in bed before sleeping,
going TO bed earlier than necessary so
that he may secure physical repose
while memorizing his roles.
At the concert, Tuesday night. Jan
uary 8, Rafaelo Diaz will give the
following program. accompanied and
assisted by Miss Ola Gulledge:
French and Italian arias:
una Furtiva Lagrima" .Donizetti
Flower Song" from "Sarmen'. .Bizet
Songs by American composers:
"On the Road to Bal-na-pogue"...
.................. Trlnkaus
1.-THE Time of Parting. -. .Hadley
The Last Song" ......... Rogers
Piano solos:
Irish Tune from County Derry.
.......... Arranged by Granger
"Juba Dance" .............. Dett
"Polonaise in Z. Minor" Mcdowell
Miss Ola Gulledge.
Songs by German composers:
"Widmung" ................ Franz
"vergebliches Standchen". 1t. Brahms
"Heimliche Sufforderung". 80. Strauss
Songs by Spanish composers:
''Te Quiero" ............. Serrano
"Rosalinda" .............. Fuentes
"Sevillianas" ............. Laparra
Songs of Texas composers:
"My Sweetheart's Face" .......
kathleen Clarke (San Antonio)
might Song"
........ Oscar Fox Marble FallsJ
"Howdy Do Mis- Springtime" $50.
........... David Guion (Dallas)
joy. Francis Moore (El Paso)
Miss Ola Gulledge at the piano.
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ALWdus Reddy

at does seem company doesn't
worry You the least Bit" 1 told
Grace yesterday, as she easily pre-
pared for three extra guests.
mo, indeed" she answered, 81 pre-
pare everything ahead of time, place
it in my Frigidaire and then it's al
ways ready. Food keeps perfectly in
Frigidaire, the electric refrigerator,
for the temperature is very cold and
perfectly dry, no chance of moulding.
And another advantage of Frigidaire,
it freezes its own ice in from four
to five hours. I always have plenty
If ice without depending on any out
side agency. And the electric mo-
tor which operates Frigidaire is eco
nomical, too, for it works automatic
cally, using current only when neces.
sary to maintain the desired temporal
ture."
The Frigidaire Co., at 435 Sole
dad street, will gladly give further
information about the splendid re-
frigerator, Frigidaire.
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Newest Hits

Our holiday parties are sure to be
grand successes now, with the mar
velous new records old Santa brought
for our Edison, the snappiest fox
trots, among them, Brown Eyes
Why Are You Blue?", Normandy"
"Wait'll It's Moonlight" "If Had
a Girl Like You," just the hits to
put over an impromptu dance. We
also got some lovely Christmas num-
bers, appropriate for the season, as
well as operatic selections and bal
lads. All these splendid records
came from Stapleton Music Co., at
Broadway and Travis. who handle
both Edison and Okeh records. al
ways the latest hits and also high
est quality musical instruments.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
Fi71iS

New Years Eve promises to be
celebrated in glorious fashion in
San Antonio-scores Of watch par
ties and dances are scheduled to
fittingly usher in young 1926.
Everyone is anticipating a glorious
time-which means one must catch
mp on sleep these days preceding.
10 be "all set" for the big event
Of Thursday night.
Happy. Happy New Year TO you.
RUTH THORNTON.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

marvellous than tripping the light
fantastic to the tuneful, rhythmic
music of Earl Burtnett's orchestra.
Of course, at midnight there1l be the
gay celebration with serpentines and
horns, real merry-making that one
associates with ushering in the New
Year, and the happy. friendly spirit
That characterizes the Gunter win
most certainly pervade that jolly
gathering.
We're anticipating gorgeous time
such as the Gunter always affords.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

caded in gold or silver-or of hand
some lame cloth, so very smart this
winter. Velvet, too. is easily made
up into a stunning frock-as IT
dainty georgette, finished with rich
metal lace. These materials. IN
wide variety, indeed. silken fabrics
for every type of costume-are pre-
scented by Lundeen's, the Daylight
Silk shop, at 219 Alamo Plaza
and many beautiful patterns are Of
fered now at considerable savings.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
Intriguing Fl0vor

And, Susie, the sandwich filling
was a surprise Of real deliciousness
"a piquant. intriguing flavor that
excited much comment and demands
to know the recipe for such good
ness.
II Just must know how you
fixed them" said Elsie. $50 that
/ can have some for my next party
and give all the girls q treat
they're gorgeous"
Then Helen told us that the fill
ing was Gebhardt's Deviled Chill
Meat-the ideal sandwich spread
which comes ready to use. A de-
licious time-saving food, indeed
the key to party success.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

10 secure ones every gown need,
models that are exclusive and dis
tinctiye. is presented by the Spe-
.ialty Shop. at 40 Losoya street,
who are holding their Dress Clear
nnce. embracing their entire stock
Of lovely creations, dresses for
every occasion that are authentic as
TO style and beautiful as to fabric.
And the prices are very low, in
deed.
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Thin Slices

The sandwiches for this friendly
gathering were lovely. too. Thin,
even slices of snowy white bread
that delighted everyone by their
dainty appearance and won friends
with the first taste.
"What lovely bread, Helen" ex-
claimed Peggy, ''it's 20 soft and
fresh and yet the slices are just
perfect-I've never been able to
find fresh bread that would slice
like this"
"Nor me, either" Elsie added,
"and the flavor is particularly deli
cious."
"Well, my dears," Helen advis-
ed, ''if, hereafter, you'll always use
Bohnet's Butter-Nut Bread you'll
have no trouble in slicing it thin
as you wish-and the flavor h al
ways delicious"
"And," Helen added, 'The Pitluk
Advertising Company will exchange
"a Bohnet's Bread wrappers for a
darling little floral designed apron"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

"Their rejuvenating process is
marvellous" Helen declared. 81
simply depend upon them to keep
my entire wardrobe looking fresh
and lovely-and I've never dressed
so economically in my life as since
the Sunshine has been my partner.
Send your frocks to the Sunshine
and you'll be delighted with the
extra wear they'll afford"
A wonderful opportunity to get
ones pet frock freshened up for the
gala New Years ball-send 1t to
the Sunshine.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

beautiful selection of stand and wall
frames, as well as the many attrac.
tive holdings, offered by Fred Hum
inert, at. J07 Eas. Houston street.
will afford an appropriate frame
for any size. type or finish Of pic
ture; will, indeed, supply a distinc-
tive touch to photograph, painting
or reproduction.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
Watch Party

New Years Eve
will be fittingly cele-
brated by our happy
crowd, for we're 60
ing to the big party
at the Gunter Hotel.
It'll be a gala event,
the Gunter affairs
always are 4! The din
ner is sure to be de-
licious, an d, of
course, next to that,
the important thing
is dancing, and moth
ing could be more
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

skin--soft and smooth-is a tre-
mendous nsset. And to gnin real
skin beauty--to restore that charm
ing bloom Of youth - the facial
Northumberland or Marinello-
as given by the expert operators Of
the Gunter Beauty Shop. are most
effective. Indeed, facial treat
ment at the Gunter is a splendid
investment In good looks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
Smart COINS

Every girls ambi-
ton Is 10 be smartly
gowned, particularly
for the festivities at
tendsnt upon the holt
day season. TIL ere
must be dresses for
street and afternoon
wear, and, of course,
fluffy dance frocks
and more formal
evening gowns. And
On ideal opportunity
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
Pet FrOcE

Helen wore a most
attractive frock for
her party. fashioned
Of rich. lustrous crepe
satin in most becom-
ing style. Several OF
us commented upon
the loveliness of her
dress, and, would you
believe it, she di-
vuleed that this was
really an old dress,
Just cleaned by the
Sunshine Laundry.