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Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07
Valley Climate
Is Defended in
Kiwallian's Talk

Imperial Valleys ejlmttc formed
tie subject Of very interesting
talk given ta the ncm bcrs of HE
kiwanis club Al their norn luncheon
today by j. H. Edgar\of Edgar
BROTHERS company, u p;oueGf-rrtr-t+ec1-c
thGn 90 wears residence in tGo val
ley.
Local people who complain ,boat
the summer months are inclined Ia
do ii principally because of tie
VALLEY 5 proximity to The coast, Mr
Edgar said. rs they know il j. cool
lSomcjim">l over there. and il i
only natural 10 desire 10 le thcre.
However, he pointed oar that jle
warm weather prevailing in the val
Icy j. lis biggest sSset, a. il makes
possible the phenomenal crops grown
here. and fer this rcascu ...pnt tie
fact thai the valley is little
warm in the summer time those
Who live here shoald br boosters
for the climate instead Of knock
crs.
Miss Josephine Williams, violiui$t
accompanied on the piano by Miss
julia FoncannoH. rendered several
enjoyable selections.
Fred Nebel-Thau repeated the ste
cess lie achieved with the Rotary
club Yesterday by singing several
Of his publicity songs for the enter
1ainmeut Of his fellow Kiwanians.
William Reed Of Edgar Brothers
Hardware company acted rs chair
man Of the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07
Engineers Wife
Dies i'm Brawley

Mrs. Charles Miller, wife of the
engineer at the city water works
died, at the Rrawley hospital at 1880
yesterday afternoon.
Formerly MIS-. W. DeMain, pre-
vious to her marriage to Charles
Miller Il short time ago, she had
lived in Brawley and RI Centre and
had many friends in both cities.
She underwent 4. serious Operation
nj the Brawley hospital Yesterday,
survived the operation but sue
cunlbcd shortly uftoIward
There are two daughters. Mrs.
Henry LaSson of Taft and Miss
Marie DeMam. The later was visit.
ing her sister in Taft. They are on
the way here, expected to arrive
this evening.
Mrs. Milier'S body is nj Hoopdt
rangemonts for her burial will be
rangements for ner 1urila will be
made when the relatives arrive.
, Merced is shipping more than 800
boxes of tomat opS daily,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07
NARCOTIC AND
INSANE CASES
BEFORE COURT

Today vas insane and Harco,ic
day in Department Of the superior
rur,. five cases ot this character
being brought before Judge Coax
ling.
{. N. shaw and H. Miy5rato. the
latter 4 Japaue>e, We're aiiudgcd
insane, following an examination hy
Drs. Brooks and House. and were
committed 10 the state insane
asylum II Nafwalk.
Ms. Betty WorrhinEton, Who was
arrested in this city Wednesday,,
and who ATTEMPTED suicide 1t the
cou1tv Jail yesterday ny staShing
her wrists. vas before the court
charged win being drug addict.
Following an examination b. the
UlvsiriarS. she WIS committed 20
the state institution n Patton FOR
siX months treatment t. break her
Of the drug habit.
". ". Joiner. also q drug addic-.
Was committed 10 the same il>tltu-
t;ou for the same period.
&. =. SteeF.eton. Formerly mini
stor At Imperial, who is held ~ IN"
county Jail oil d cnarce ct passing
bad checks, claimed to be & drug ad-
dict and asked TIE court TO be com
mirtcd 70 ~ institution.
StcepleteH was arrested in Los
angeles several weeks aga. follow
ing an attempt 70 take his own life
nv swallowing poison.
lie presented am unusually neat
appearance in court and showed uo
sign, Of drug addiction. In answer
ing questions put 10 him by the
court and physicians, Stccpleton as
serted that lie has been able to get
.Il the drugs he needed in the tanks
- the county Jail.
This was Ichemently denied by
Sheriff GiHett, who was present, and
lc stated without any equivocation
that no prisoners at the jail are re
aciying drugs. Even those who have
been committed 10 the jail for drug
using ara unable to get it, the sher-
if making II his policy to shut of
the supply as soon as they are plac-
ed in his charge.
He branded Stecplctca : story as
absolutely false and expressed the
opinion that stecpleton is no. nor
never ha- been "a drug addict. and
simply made up his story in an ef-
fort to escape going 10 trial for
the charges which have been made
against Liza. The court continued
} the hearing on Steep!cton's cage
and hc wa. returned to Jail, Sheriff
Giiitrt remafking that lie would see
TO il that Steepleton VS. placed
whore he could not come ia contact
with any other prisoners. thereby
making doubly sure that Ie would
not be able 20 get drugs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07
Arrest Major
At Modesto On
Check Charges

Information las been received at
the sherifts- office, of the arrest
at Modesto Of one, Majqr" \. r.
Thompson, who is heid therc on Il
charge of passing bad checks. The
Modesto otaieials wish to know if
there are any charges against
Thompson in this county.
Investigation conducted in Holt
vile This morning showed that
Thompson was III that city Il few
weeks ago ut which time he repre-.
scented himself as an officer in the
United States army. William Wand
ergrift and Fred Ewes cashed checks
for him. which later turned out to
De bogus
The Modesto information intimat.
ed th't Thompson may be: turned
over to federal authorities for prose
cution o na charge Of pcrsonating
an army officer, it being stated that
army officials denied that Thomp.
Sor is in the service of the govern
ment.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07
Palace Theater
Being Renovated

Painters and decorators are MAX
ing attractive changes in the inter
ior Of the Palace tLcatcr, in prep
aratiou for the opening Of tho sea
son there as soon rs the cool wealth
or arrives.
Manager Brick, before leaving On
his vacation, gave Instructions 10
have the house completely renovat-
cd. The walls and ceiling are be-
ing finished in a pleasing shade Of
gray. The seats wiil be placed IN
good condition and new draperics
will be placed about the stage and
boxes.
The recent fire in the thcater cauy
ed damage only TO the gallery and
moving picture booth and these viii
be repaired in conjunction with the
present alterations.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07
STARCH SUGAR !
WILL PREV. VENT
FAMINE, CLAIM
by United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGEL .ES, Aug. 7.-Synthc-
tie corn sugar, manufacturcd from
starch by a new. chcDicA process,
has forever freexl the United States
from he danger of ahsuqar famine,
Dr. Charles II. hcrty. Ne" York,
before the orga Die division Of the
American Chemical society.
''Corn sugar, in the form Of dey
.trose. or glucose. may be produced
in@ ineNhausGhc quantities, - Dr.
lIcrty said. THE use Of corn for
This purpose means that the only
limit 20 itA nrodEction is the limit
of the corn ctop. This, il was prov
ed during the war, may be consider
ably increased if the crop is need,
cl.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07
Charge L. A. Man
With Murder in
Gasoline Blast
By I nitcd Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Aug. 7.-Georse
v. Garlin. ~, Was charged with
murder and arson today ia counee-
ton with The death of Walter >kala.
SEala was killed when " gasoline
explosion wrecked and fired q mar
ket building owned by Geclir.
Authorities claim Gerlin hired
Scala TO take tive gallons Of gaso-
l-ne and fire the building, which was
badly damaged by tAe blaze Tie
structure WAS heavily insured. poli.e
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07
EXPLORERS SEEK
LANDING PLACES
ny tnit~d Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. .Ang. 7. The
polar air explorers with the Mae.
MILAN expedition :re shooting over
the wastes Of Ellesmereland, hunt
ing landing base today, l.ieuien-
ant Commander r. f.. Byrd advis-
ed the navy department from Etah,
Greenland. The flyers have had con
siderable difficulty with their ex
periments thus far but expect today
to select a suitable place for a
first landing base, Byrd declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07
ENTEKTA/NS LITTLE
FRIENDS AT PARTY

In honor OF Dick and Jerry
Swartz of San Diego, Gordon
Schneider Jr.. entertained recently
Il group of little friends with Il
twilight marshmclow roast at the
summer home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Schneider at Live Oaks.
Gathered around the camp fire wcre
Margaret and Marian Jones, Betty
10 Smoot. the honor guests and their
Il, ii
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07

Dairvmen of skasit County.
have bought & number
# atN,b bred Holstein ard Guernsey
>ires this spring.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07
Home RUN LEADERS

IIornsby, Cards. 27.
Williams, Browns, ..
Hartnett. Cubs, q.
Neusel, Yankees. %.
Rottomley. Cards, 13.
Simmons, Athletics. II.
Fournier, Robins, lG.
Kelly. Giants, 1G.
,Neusel. Giants. 16.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07

There we're 910 cows tested for
productions III San Benito Comfy
l:.ring Juec.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07

Orchard soil moisture tests made
in san Benito County showed win
ter rains penetrated from but two
to three feet.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07

Laeklan oats. proved better in
Monterey County than KherSQn or
Kannta.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07

Swim jn Our wonderful mineral
, water. Holtville Natatorium. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07

Try Loynd S Steaks, chops and
short orders, , to 3. evenings. Ste
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07
NATIONAL PLAN
ON HIGHWAYS IS
NEARLY READY
BY United Press Leased Wire

sASNlNGION, Aug. :. - The
i-iaH Of consolidating -sa.co9 mites
Of interstate highways into Aar.oAaI
roads viii he submitted for approval
Of the various states within. q week,
ir was indicated today.
Sa5-conmitrces cf tie joint board
of interstate highways are working
car oc:aiis of Tie Ian here ia CON
Junction with The United States III
rear Of Public RcaG-. The board
alec"dy has Ges.1nated forty mann
rortes and the subcommittee are
working out details to be submitted
- the states. Their work wi.l BE-
concluded i'm u few dav>.
No additional funds. other than
lLe Designated $,Q.0oo.0oo now in
tie treasury viii be available for
tie work and none will bc asked bv
the states.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07
WANTED 100 AUTOS
M. PLANE, S21 Commercial st.
care Borderland Express Co..
NEWS BRIEFS
-From City and County-~-

EaaI1MI1aGEIzIGIa aalElENlNfarlH
Try Loynd's Steaks, chops and
short orders, , to 3. evenings. Ste
Swim in Our wonderful mineral
water. Holtville Natatorium. adv
Dance Every tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Heber
Palm Garden. adv
Seek Runaway Boy Complaint
was made to Richard Coleu this
morning by the parents of Jose Rod
riguez, IA, a resident of Wes;mor-
land, that the boy ran away from
home last night and Is believed 10
be headed for Los Angeles. The
lad has had q desire 10 90 to- Los
Angeles for some time, his parents
state, and they Iave made several
attempts to change his mind. Cohen
turned the information over to tie
sheriff s office for investigation.
Drink oaachela Artesion Water.
Call BudT1ne Botting CO. Phone
e2W. 7t26
Ds us beaury rarlo,. fhone 227.
adv
Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
adv
Parisienne Beauty shoppe opcn all .
Simmer. Phone 7S3.
Mnbam Hearing Continued The
ease OF Jack Miibam, charged with +
robbery at the Sawdev-Califoruia
company. offices yesterday morn-
ing, was continued this morning un-
til Monday. Judge Conkling APP
pointed Attorney john \. Berry IL
defend Milbam, the latter not haV-
ing sufficient funds to engage Il
LAWYER.
am the best doctor in the land.
Superior to any monkeys gland. |
got name-Paul $ Lemonade. AL
ways ready for you at Union Stages
depot. adv
Dr.. c. J. McKendrtck, Chi-cp-ac-
br. q Dunaway Bldg. Phone 5zs.
Divorce Action Tiled-TLrnugh herr
attorney, ID. /. AuIt, Mrs. Charlotte
NJ. Howard this morning filed suit
for divorce from William Howe
Howard, alleging desertion. The.
couple were married at Winnipeg
LIanitoba, Canada, October l6. 1911.
and separated on March ], 1929. IN
addition 10 the divorce the plaintiff
petitions for the custody of minor
child, Marian Loretta Howard. and
for the support of tie child and
herself.
Automobile Loans. I clear your
ear and loan you money, you pay
me by the month. FREQ X: Cross,
geo Main s. Phone 359J. El Cen
sao. adv
Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
lights, Holtville Natatorium. adv
Henningan Case Continued-Hear
ing on the probation application Of
r. L. Henningan, recently convict
cd Of burglary, was continued by
JGdge Conkling this morning until
August 2S. FeAmigan was convict
ed on his second trial and has been
in jail since then, awaiting dispo-l
sition Of his ease. i
New Oregon Cafe. Quicl, counter /
service. Coolest place III town. al .
Chief Returns Home-G'hief Bark
er, of the Ell CcHiro police depart
ment, who has been visiting his
family on the coast for several DAYS. .
returned TO this city last night and
was on duty today. The clief is
not planning on taking q regular
vacation this year, but IS spending
a few days now and then With his
family.
New Oregon Cafe. First class din
ing room service at counter prices.
alf
Local Man Mother Ill-Ed Cor
don. assistant to Coroner Lemons.
was called IT, the bedside of his
mother a, Vallejo this morning and
left at once for the north. The
telegram advising Of Mfs. Gordon =
illness did not state ho~ serious her
| MENDE
| REM0NA 4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07

Dance Every tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Heber
Palm Garden. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07

Roy Larsen, advisor for Grant
County, Washington. resigned 10
work for - fruit firm and \. r.
Chase was appointed as ncw advis'
or.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07

Milbam Hearing Continued-The
case OF Jack Miibam, charged with
robbery at the Sawdey-California
company. offices yesterday morn
ing, was continued this morning un-
til Monday. Judge Conkling ap-
pointed Attorney John \. Berry to
defend Milbam, the latter not haH-
ing sufficient funds to engage Il
LAWYER
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07

condition is. \. II. Hens, Calexico,
fuucral director, is in charge Of
Lemons tine coroner being oa his
AanLlion al Nrc.cat.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07

am the best doctor in the land.
Superior to any monkeys gland. I
got name-Paul Lemonade. AL
ways ready for you at Union Stages
depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07

Parisienne Beauty Shoppe opcn al
Simmer. Phone 7S3.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07

Local Man Mother Ill-Ed Cor
don. assistant to Coroner Lemons.
was called to the bedside of his
mother al Vallejo Ills morning and
left at once for the north. The
telegram advising Of Mfs. Gordon =
illness did not state ho~ serious her
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07

Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
a3v
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07

Drink 1oachella Artesion Water.
Call BudStne Bottling Co. Phone
e2W. 7t26
Da us beaury rarlor. fhoae 227.
oIy
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07

New Oregon Cafe. First class din
ing room service az counter prices.
alt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07
Dr.. c. J. McKendrtck, Chi-cp-ac-
hr. q Dunaway Bldg. Phone 5zo.

Divorce Action Tiled-Through her
attorney, ID. L. Ault, Mrs Charlotte
NJ. Howard this morning filed suit
for divorce from William Howe
Howard, alleging desertion. The
couple were married al Winnipeg,
L1anitoba, Canada, October l6. 1911.
and separated on March J., 1929. IN
addition 10 the divorce the plaintiff
petitions for the custody Of - minor
child, Marian Loretta Howard. and
for TIE support Of tie child and
herself.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07

Automobile Loans. / clear your
ear and loan you money, you pay
me by the month. FREQ r: Cross,
eco Main g.. Phone 359J. El Cen
sao. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-07

Henningan Case Continued-Hear
ing on the probation application Of
r. +. Henningan, recently convict
cd Of burglary, was continued hv
SGdge Conkling this morning unit
August 2S. FeHnigan was convict
ed on his second trial and has been
in jail since then, awaiting dispo-
sition Of his ease.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-08
PREDICT LAND
00MCOM|NG
!. F Or 8. A.
Prophets Recommend Buy
ing Of Choice Lots
Before Rush Starts.
Continued from Page Onc.)

big development will be in the won
dorful beaches of the states tropical
coast.
The Texas coast. he said, has eli
mate and beaches of undreamed o!
possibilities. On Padre Island alone.
Mr.. Freeborn said. there is one stretch
of 161 miles of beach unexcelled in
the world.
The eyes of the North and East
have already turned to Texas as a
playground, he said. itch tourists will
come first and after them the de-
velopers Of the states industrial po-
tentialities.
INDUSTRIAL FRONTIER.
OF the cities of the state. Mr.. Free
born predicts, San Antonio will get
the bulk of development because it
lies nearest the tropical area capable
of the greatest production.
Farms of the North and East, and
the Middle West, he said, have been
developed for many years and have
reached the saturation point.
The same spirit that drove the .pio-
neers of the early days of American
history. he said. will be behind the
Texas boom when it gets under way.
South Texas. he said. is the indus
trial frontier of the country.
MUST GET TOURISTS.
Mr.. Freeborn predicts that San An
tonic and South Texas will have Il
larger tourist season this year than
ever before. People here, he said, must
learn to attract the wealthy tourist.
Once they start coming, the country Is
made.
To realize the certainty OF the
Texas boom. Mr.. Freedom said. it is
but necessary to study the geograph-
ical situation. The United States, he
said. is large funnel. the spout OF
which empties into South Texas. the
most centrally located southern point
in the country. =,
Tropical climae, unmatched SOIL,
and splendid beaches, he said. cannot
be ignored much longer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-08
WIDEN GREEKS
(. TOENDFLOOD
MENACE
Apache Last Stream in
100000 Project; 9th
ers Are Finished.

With a 5000, 900 creek widening
program nearing completion. San An
tonic has overcome its flood menace.
Work on Alazan, San Pedro and
Martinez creeks finished, 100 men
have Just started deepening and clean
ing Apache creek. the last stream thai
might cause oyerflows, James ID.
Hughes. superintendent of creek work
announced Saturday.
Hand in hand witt the creek widen
ing projects is the erection Of the con-
crete retention dam on Olmos creek,
north Of the city.
DANGER IN CREEKS.
The major portion of the excavation
was placed in the hands OF the Nc
Kenzie Construction Company a few
days ago. and concrete work is ex-
pected 10 be started shortly.
There was equally as much danger
in flood waters from the other four
creeks as was from heavy rains on the
Olmos watershed, il is pointed out.
The city's widening program. how
ever, has made 1t possible for fully
three times as much water 10 flow
through the four tributaries as be-
fore. Mr.. Hughes asserted.
ASSURES PROTECTION.
This assures San Antonio full pro-
lection from any amount OF rainfall
running into these creeks.
Formerly the creeks were only ~
TO 30 feet in width. Now. however, the
streams have been increased TO 100
feet in some places, according TO MI.
Hughes.
: Martinez creek was widened to 90
feet from Perez street to West Kings
Highway. a distance OF approximately
three miles.
The Alazan was made 100 feet in
width from the point where it flows
into the San Antonio river to South
Laredo street, about two miles. From
Laredo street to Lakeview avenue 1t
is so feet wide, this distance being
about one mile.
WIDEN san PEDRO.
San Pedro creek, between Castro
Street anu NucTc ~ cinpbcS AHN
river. was widened to 30 feet, a dis
lance of about three miles.
In addition to widening and deepen
ing the waterways. land was pur
chased along their banks.
This land is being fenced off and
beautified. Purchase of the land, it is
pointed out by Mr.. Hughes. prevents
people from settling too close TO the
creeks.
Apache creek will be widened to 30
feet. Mr.. Hughes had his crew oil
workmen start at San Marcos street
and the Katy tracks, where the
Apache. Martinez and Alaznn creeks
merge and empty into the river.
The workmen will work back
through the city as far as possible.
Mr.. Hughes said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-08
4 H-Y CLUBS FORMED
IN JUNIOR SCHOOLS

Four Hi-Y Clubs have been Or
ganized in the junior high schools
during the past two weeks, accord
ing 10 Y. u. c. A. officials. They
are: Edgar Allen Poe, Ralph Waldo
Emerson, Mark Twain and Nathaniel
Hawthorne. Organization of these
clubs is a new phase of ~" work,
officials stated, and is meeting with
success. Clubs will be organized in
The other junior schools.
Boys Of the clubs, between the
ages of 13 and is years, meet in the
club rooms Of the ~" each week for
supper and discussion Of various mat
tiers pertaining to boys work. At
one meeting a month prominent bust
ness men Of the city will address the
club. The purpose of the clubs is
TO teach the boys leadership and 70
develop their spiritual, mental, pbysi-
cal and social activities.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-08
CHAMBER REFUSES
TO ACCEPT PAINLEVE
FINANCIAL, MEASURE

PARIS, Nov. 7.-Premier Pain
Levels financial bill. the most drastic
in French history. was pronounced
unacceptable tonight by party leaders
in the Chamber of Deputies. 1t was
expected the premier would call the
cabinet together tonight to revise his
program sufficiently to win support
for its passage.
Members of the finance committee
of the chamber met this afternoon to
consider the bill, and while they de-
clared informally It could not be APP
proved, they took no vote on the
question before comforting with their
leaders. A meeting will be held SUM-
day to act on the measure which in
the meantime is expected to undergo
many changes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-08
NEGRO DOPE QUINTET
OUTWITS DRUGGIST

DALLAS. Nov. How a quintet
Of negroes has outguessed Dallas drug
gists and police and federal narcotic
agents here for the past six or eight
months was brought to light Satur-
day when four negroes, two men ana
two women. were arrested.
More than 1000 bogus prescriptions
for Narcotics have been located among
prescriptions on file in Dallas d rug
stores. and morphine running into
many ounces has been obtained on the
forged orders. the officers say.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-08
Pretty Dancer Wins First
in Doubles and Singles
at Contest.

There are Charlestoners and Char
lestoners. But some are better than
others.
For instance. Miss Lorraine Filling
hast of 100 Lotus street.
Miss Tillinghast entered her name
as contestant for a prize in n Charles
ton contest the other evening.
She and her partner won first place.
When a Charleston solo contest was
announced. Miss Tillinghast. feeling
in a dancing mood, entered her name
again.
And again she won first prize.
Miss Tillinghast proudly exhibits
two trophies Of her evening TO her
friends.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-08
DIPLOMATS
PLOTTING TO GUST
AMBASSADOR MOORE

WASHINGTON. Nov. ALTHOUGH
Alexander Il. Moore of P;ttsburg is
one of the ablest men in the diploma
tic service and has proved exceeding
ly popular in Madrid. n plan is afoot
10 bring about his resignation as am
bassador to Spain, it was learned
Saturday.
The moving forces are said to be
the career men, or professional
diplomats in the State Department,
who plan an unprecedented shakeup
in the American diplomatic forces
which would place men of their choice
in virtually every European post.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-08
COOLIDGE STAYS NEUTRAL

WASHINGTON. Nov. I-AIthOugh
the visible supply of anthracite will
be exhausted By January l. President
Coolidge will continue his ''hands off
policy in the wage controversy be-
tween hard coal operators and miners.
The President holds be has no legal
authority TO interfere.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-08
ELEPHANT ATTENDS y
BENEFIT PICTURE
CONTINUED from Pnge One.)

have the balcony or the lower floor.
But the best-laid plans Of men and
elephants oft 90 astray. The elephant
came to town to see a show, but no
hadn't any more than started when he
suddenly found himself the whole
show.
Children thronged the theater to see
the elephant and the picture, which
was benefit for the Elephant Fund.
San Antonio school children are
raising part of the money to buy the
elephants. All of the schools are in a
contest. Sin which over 5000 worth of
prizes will be given away.