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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-02
GRAPE ICE.
REQUESTED RECIPES.
MACAR0NI SOUFFLE.

Onc-half cup macaroni.
Two tablespoons chopped green
peppers.
Two tablespoons minced onions.
Two tablespoons chopped par
sley.
Two eggs.
Onc-half cup grated cheese.
One teaspoon salt.
One-fOurth teaspoon pepper.
One cup milk.
One cup bread crumbs.
One teaspoon baking powder.
Cook macaroni in boiling sailed
water until tender. Cook vegetables
in water until tender. Drain maca-
roni, pour cold water over it and
drain again. To egg yOlks add maca-
rOni, cooked vegetables, cheese. bread
crumbs. salt. pepper and milk Fold in
Stiffly-bcatcn egg whites to which bak-
ing powder has been added. Put into
creased baking dish, set in pan OF
water and bake in a moderate oven
(32j degrccs) 4J minutes.
PRUNE CHARLOTTE Russo.
Ono cup prunc pulp.
One cup cream.
Onc-half teaspoon vanilla.
Onc-fourth cup chopped walnutS
or pecans.
Sponge cake in ring mold or
round pan.
Cover pieces Of sponge cake with
confcctiOner's icing. made by moiSten-
ing. powdered sugar with cream or hot
water. To prune pulp add nuts and
vanilla and fold in whipped cream.
Pile prune mixture on pieces of sponge
cake; serve cold.
R0QUEFORT DRESSING.
One-half teaspoo" salt.
Onc-eighth teaspoon pepper.
One tablespoon vinegar.
Three tablespoon salad oil.
Onc-fOurth cup RoqucfOrt cheese.
Mix together the seasOningS and
vinegar and beat in the salad oil.
Blend in the cheese slowly, and pour
at once over hearts of lettuce.
ORANGE PUFF SAUCE.
Whites of two eggs.
Few grains salt.
Two-thirds cup powdered sugar.
One orange.
Onc-half lemon.
Beat whites of eggs with salt until
very stiff. add sugar slowly, beating
constantly; then odd grated rind and
Juice Of the orange and juice Of the
lemon.
ORANGE TABAYAN SAUCE.
Yolk of two eggs.
One-fourth cup sugar.
One cup orange juice and pulp.
'One-third cup hot water.
Beat yolks until thick, add sugar,
orange and hot water; cook over hot
water until thickencd. Serve hot.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-02

The wCdding-ring is getting so In
conspicuous. that some day some care
less bridegroom is going to get all
mixed up and find himself married
with = kcy-ring.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-02
ORANGE TABAYAN SAUCE.

NOlk of two eggs.
One-fourth cup sugar.
One cup orange juice and pulp.
'One-third cup hot water.
Beat yolks until thick, add sugar
orange and hot water; cook over no
water until thickened. Serve hot.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-02

Marriage, alas, is like n motor-car; ;
by the time the engine gets running
nicely and they've learned when to put
ON the brakes, most people are tired
Of it and looking for a new one.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-02
7 able Talks
Dinner Menu
By Alice Irwin
By Alice Irwin
Pot Roast With Vegetables
Head Lettuce With
Buttermilk Boiled Dressing
Grape Ice

All kinds of su;ad dressing como
under one of three classifications-
mayonnafsc, French or boiled. A
new sort of boiled dressing calls for
buttcrmilk instead of the customary
sweet milk or water.
The dry ingrCdients-one table
spoon sugar, one tablespoon mustard,
one teaspoon salt, thrce-quartcrS tea
spoon paprika, one tablespoon corn
starch. n few grains cayenne pepper
and one-fourth teaspoon onion salt
are all siftcd together into the top OF
n double boiler. These are mOistencd
with two tablespoons of buttcrmilk,
then are added two eggs slightly beat
en- together with the remainder OF
one cup buttermilk. This mixture is
stirred well together and cooked over
hot water until it begins to thicken.
Then two tablespoons Of butter are
added, and when that is melted a cup
Of vinegar is stirred in a little at a
time. If it curdlcs the dressing may
be beaten well with Dover egg
bcatcr several times during the cook
ing.
Whenever a salad dressing calls for
vinegar, i find it a wise, precaution
first to determine the sharpness OF
the vinegar. 1t is frequently advis.
able to use half vinegar and halt
water.
Yesterdays menu gave a recipe for
a white fruit cake. Delicious re-
freshmcnts may be provided for an
informal afternoon or evening party
by serving this cake with the grape
ice which is included in todayS
menu. Here is the recipe:
GRAPE ICE.
One quart water.
Two cups sugar.
One teaspoon graduated gelatine.
Two cups grape juice.
One-half cup lemon juice.
Two tablespoons cold water.
Boil one quart water and sugar
20 minutes. Add Gclatine which has
been dissolved in two tablespoons
cold water. When cold add fruit
juices and freeze, using three parts
ice TO one mart salt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-07
WEEKEND fire
LOSS $4,000
Garage and Bathhouse Are
Damaged by BIazeS.

Two fires over the weekend did
s35, 900 damage here.
Flames starting in the furnace
room at Cars Auto Place, 312 N.
Senate Ave, operated by L. A. Muir
ray, early Sunday caused damage
astimated at $4,000. Murray said
he thought the fire was due to a
defective flue. Firemen believe the
blaze started in a pile Of kindling
near the furnace. Fifteen autos
We're damaged.
Hindered by lack Of proper water
connections and high wind. fire
men succeeded in saving the sum-
mer cottage colony at Ravenswood
late Saturday when fire destroyed
the bathhouse and a cottage. Will
liam Arens, 1921 n. Alabama ST.,
owner of the bathhouse, which in
cluded a dance hall and restaurant,
estimated his loss at $4,000. Fire
men obtained water from the river.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-07
miami IS WELL
GOVERNED With
CITY MANAGER
Banker Says Conditions Are
Excellent in Flor
ida City.

Under the city manager form Of
government, conditions in Miami.
Fla. are better than at any time in
the city's history SOL Meyer, presi-
dent of the MeyerKiser Bank, said
today.
1.-The important feature Of the
conduct Of municipal affairs is that
five business men have sacrificed
their time as commission members
and are devoting themselves unset
fishly to the city's welfare" Meyer
said. THE head of the city gov
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-07

A regular event in the business
day Of the city manager in Miami
is the careful perusal Of reports from
other municipalities revealing what
improvements have succeeded In
other parts of the country. These
reports are considered as possible
improvements for Miami, according
to Meyer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-07
Good Street Cleaning

Meyer praised the efficiency Of the
street cleaning department in the
city manager governed metropolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-07
INDIANA RANKS THIRD

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, Dec. Indiana
ranked as third State in the Nation
in the value of autos and accessories
produced during the first ten months
of 1925, it is shown in tax reports
today from the Treasury Depart
ment.
The Federal taxes paid by manu-
facturers in Indiana were $7,61S.196.
Michigan manufacturers paid $780,
100000 and Ohio men paid $751;
436,801.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-07
Rub the Spine

If you belieye the spine is the seat Of
most Of your physical ills, and more
people are thinking so every day, just
give 1t a rubbing every night with
Joint Ease and watch the helpful re-
suits.
1t limbers up the spinal column so
that you can straighten out round
shoulders and makes old folks look and
feel younger. Many people are getting
1t daily from Hooks Dependable Drug
Stores, Go dsmith's Drug Stores,
Haag Drug Co., and other good phar-
macists.
The name is Joint Ease and it's the
one big discovery for stiff. swollen,
creaky, infiamed joints-and a tube
for only 60 cents.
Always remember, when Joint Ease
gets In joint misery gets out-quick
Biggest Selling Joint
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-07
DEDICATION AT HOSPITAL
Flag and Glag Pole Formally Given
BY Murat Temple Patrol.

The flag and flag pole presented
Riley Hospital by Murat Temple air
patrol were dedicated Sunday. The
Rev. Floyd Van Keuren, Christ
Episcopal Church rector, gave in
vocation.
DIR. S. NJ. Smith, Indiana Univer-
sity provost, spoke. following several
selections by Murat Chanters.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-07
FINED AND SENTENCED

Walter Dampier. 1884 Climber ST..
was fined 800 and costs and
sentenced to ten days in Jail. when
ne was found guilty Of assault and
battery by City Judge Delbert VIII
meth. According to testimony,
Dampier on Nov %. attacked FL
mer Bays, 1910 s. Sheffield Ave-, and
gave Bays a severe beating.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-07
UPDIKE FIGHTS
PARTIALITY OF
new TO BRYs0N
Representative EmphaticaIIy
Insists He'll Get to Pick
Postmaster.
Times Washinoton Bureau.

1889 NSW 4 YIN a tFHut
~ WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-Repre-
sentative Ralph e. Updike of In
dianapolis will insist on his right to
recommend the next postmaster Of
indianapolis, and will insist that
civil service examination be held.
He made this known in no uncer
tain terms today, after it had been
reported to him that Postmaster
General Harry S. New is favoring
re appointment of Robert S. Bryson,
and apparently is reluctant to ask
the civil service commission to set
a date for the examination. Bry-
sons term expires Jan. IS.
p'If something doesn't happen
soon shall renew my request" said
Updike, who made the request for
the examination several days ago.
THAT doesn't mean 1 am against
Bryson or for any one else. 1t sim
ply means that I am protecting my
self and my freedom Of choice"
Field "Wide Open"
Updike said he had had no re-
quests from any one to be consid-
cred and that the field is wide
open"
n II heard today that Cassius Hogle
Us being brought forward in Indian
apolis," he said.
( GAS to Bryson, I have had many
letters, some of them highly en-
thusiastic for him. others against
him. I should say they are about
equally divided"
Bryson's friends, it is said here,
feel that the request for an examina-
ton is an unfriendly move because
if he were to be reappointed, no ex-
animation would be necessary. In
case of an examination, one among
the three highest candidates is rec
commended to the President for APP
pointment.
Markings of Scrap
The postmastership has always
been held the property of the repre-
sentative because it is practically
all the patronage he has.
Only once, it is understood, has
that precedent been broken, when
Postmaster Springsteen was named,
at the instance of Vice President
Marshall.
The situation has all the makings
of a fine scrap should New move to
take away the recommendation from
Updike, but it probably will not get
that far.
Robinson's Hands Off
Bryson is understood here to have
been in the faction opposed to Up
dixie before the latter's nomination,
and there is some question of the
strength of his support of Updike
in the general election.
New says that Bryson has made
"a good postmaster and he has had
3nany letters suggesting Bryson's re-
appointment.
Senator Arthur r. Robinson said
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-07

he is keeping his hands off and
hasn't even spoken to Updike about
the matter. He considers the post
mastership strictly in the province
Of the representative.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-07
Meetings Here
Tuesday
Tuesday

IuVSUdy
Rotary Club, luncheon, Clay
pool.
Gyro Club, luncheon, Lin
coin.
Township trustees, conven-
ton, Claypool, all day.
Mercator Club, luncheon,
Spink-Arms.
Junior DE Paw Alumni Club,
luncheon, Chamber of Com
merce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-07
eminent Is a man Of vision, unin
fiuenced by petty politics."
Strength Indicated

The strength of the government
has been indicated in a number of
crises the growing city has faced.
according to Meyer. He cited the
prompt action taken in the confusion
resulting from railroad congestion,
the obtaining OF aid from the Fed
eral Government in waterways
projects and the high type Of police
protection afforded.
why, you don't have to lock
your doors and windows in Miami
because police are not busy doing
political work. but devote their time
to enforcing the law" Meyer added
And you never see a drunken man
on the streets"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
WE M0DERNS'
SHOWING At
PALACE
Colleen Moore's Fight on
Term "Flappers" Is
Picturized.

Thanksgiving Day will mark the
opening of Colleen Moore's fastest film
attraction, "We Moderns," at the Pal
ace Theater. This picture has been
heralied far and wide as being far
ahead of anything ever filmed dealing
with the life Of the younger set of to-
day.
1t is tale Of the headstrong youth
of London and met with more than its
share of success on Broadway. where
it was produced in legitimate form by
Israel Zangwill. The story is re-
ported as being full of pep and snap,
and resortins to far-fetched and spec
tacular novelties to convey the thrills.
One thrill in particular is the wreck
ing of a dirigible balloon on which a
party of merrymakers are enjoying
themselves.
Jack Mulhall plays the leading male
part, with Claude Gillingwater and
many other prominent screen nam"s
appearing in the immediate support.
"We Moderns" is considered one of
the finest pictures of the season and
is listed Us presenting the clever Col
leen at her best.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
CHARTERS GRANTED.

AUSTIN. Nov. 25.-tP1-Chartered:
Pasadena Petroleum warehouse Com
pany Houston: capital stock, $4,000. In
corporators: ". ). Cochran, Edward :.
Boyles and A. J. Aucon.
st. Philips Normal and Industrial
School for Negro Girls, San Antonio: no
capital stock. lncorporators: Right Rev.
william Capers. Artemesia Bowden and
Il. 5. Mckenzie.
Sonora News and Stationery Company,
Laredo; capital stock, $4,000. 1ncorpora-
tors: a. w. Lang, Katherine Lang and
II. p. Woodland.
Sterling Motor Company. Sterling City;
capital stock, $4,000. Incorporators: p.
G. Stokes. Ed Hughes and J. E. Butte.
Ross OIL Company, Houston; capital
stock. $4,000. Incorporators: b. c. Ross,
Henry Thompson and A. ]. Buford.
OIL City Garage and Tire Store. Lul-
ing; capital stock 1880. lncorporators:
W. L. Wiese. J. r. Dunlap and Guy
Wiese.
Standard Exploration and Producing
Company (oiD, San Antonio; capital
stock. $50, 600 1ncorporators: +. NJ.
Fletcher. W. II. Caudlll and ]. 8. White.
Amendments:
Texas Securities Corporation. San An
tonic. changing name to Robertson FL
nance Corporation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
DIVISION COMPLETES
FOR HORSE TROPHY

All organizations OF the Second Di-
vision that hold not less than 20 ami
mails, will be compelled to compete for
the American Remount Association
Horsemanship Trophy, according to an
order issued from division headquar-
tcrs.
The period for competitive inspec-
tons will extend from December l to
January IS.
Scoring will be based on condition
of animals. grooming, shoeing, cleanli
ness. proper feeding, proper watering
bedding. waste of forage, condition Of
leather and other parts of the duties
of those who care for the animals.
A board of officers will be appoint
ed to make the inspections. and its re
port will be submitted not later thar
January IS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
WOMEN PRISONERS .
OVERPOWER POLICE
MATRON AND ESCAPE

NASHVILLE, Nov. 2J.-LR -
Binding and torturing' Mrs. Sarah
Stolzer, gray-haired night matron at
the county Jail, here late, last night,
three women prisoners robbed her OF
money and Jail keys and fled, only to
be recaptured ten minutes after she
had freed herself and aroused guards.
The women were Bernice Creek,
serving an automobile theft sentence,
and Julia Mathews and Ella Will
liams, convicted on liquor law VIOLA
tons. One Of them feigned illness,
Mrs. Stolzer said, and when she bent
over the prisoner, the others seized
her from behind, bound and gagged
her. then tortured her by choking her
and twisting her arms for more than
an hour in an effort to get the Jail
keys. They eventually found the keys
in an anteroom and escaped with what
money the matron had on her person.
Z Deputy sheriffs caught the prison
ers in an alley near the Jail.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
Blanche Sweet
Play at Rialto

The Rialto screen will be given over
tomorrow to the showing of "Why
Women Love-" an attraction starring
Blanche Sweet. According 10 the adj
vance reports this picture is similar
to Anna Christie" IN which the star
made an outstanding success.
The picture is taken from the stage
play of Willard Robertson entitled
The Sea Woman" and relates the
adventures of shipwrecked girl who
was rescued by the keeper of lonely
lighthouse. When the keeper dies he
places his young daughter in care of
the heroine and it is around the es-
capades of this younger girl that most
of the action takes place.
A thrilling shipwreck scene in the
opening reel is said TO be closely fol-
lowed by an oil fire atop the water
with the heroine and her rescucr bat
Ting flame and waves. Rum runner
scenes and other hair-raising incidents
lead to climax in which the light
house itself Is blown to atoms as q
result of an explosion planned and exc
cuted by the younger girl who had
been dcspoiled by the leader of the rum
runner band.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS


AUSTIN. Nov. 25.-tP)-The following
proceedings were had in the Court OF
Criminal Appeals today:
Affirmed: Walter Wilmering, Potter;
Emilio de Pombo. Tarrant: Jesse Brown,
Mccullough; Aernon Conner, Kaufman
sam Elliott Potter; Robert Goodwin. BAL
las; Reeves Lloyd, Travis; Mart Smith,
Shelby; Lake Haywood. Bowie; Fred
l.. Cooper. Harris; Dave Rutherford
Coleman; j. p. Davis Taylor; Fred l..
Cooper, Harris; X. ~. Webb and L. j.
Augerot. Potter.
Reversed and remanded: S. +. wad-
kins, Denton; George ~. kurtz, Bexar;
Ideaila Bradford, Tarrant: A. j.. Webb
Franklin: l.. A. Talley. stephens; J. X.
Hopper, Harris; Roy Adams, Eastland;
Antonio Juarez. Bee.
Appellants motion for rehearing over
ruled: J. Nj. Walters. Parker: Arawell
Grain. San Saba; Walden Mcdonald,
Throckmorton; w. T. Aven, McLennan.
Appeal dismissed: Arthur Haney
Rains: Arthur Harry, Rains; Joe Paetz-
old Roberts; Lee Bates. ct al Falls.
Judgment reversed. bail granted in
sum $4,000 and $1,000: lex parte Warren
Brillinger.
Judgment reversed and relator dis
charged: Elk parte Jack simmons. Sher-
man.
Reversed and dismissed: A. NJ. Gray
son, Orange.
Appellants motion rehearing. granted
reversed and remanded: George sharp
Bowie.
Reversed and bail granted in sum OF
$3.50: Elk parte George w. Mcneil, JEFF
rerson.
Submitted on briefs and oral arsu-
ments: A. w. Ratcllff. Potter; Willard
iennedy, Bexar; Henry Nash, Harris
Boss Ray, Erath; Jim Morris, Harrison
Rebb Ayres, Nolan; Joe Chambers, Potter
Vernon Lane, Potter: William Langhorr
Jr., Fayette.
submitted on appellants br.es: Ray
mond Wright, Inrockmorton; A. IL
Simms, Throckmorton; FRED. hamilton
Tarrant; George Ayres, Nolan; J. A
Gates, Denton; Canuto Silva and Ger
ardo Zamora, Hidalgo; Albert Hanus
Lavaca.
submitted on states brief: EugenlC
Castelion, Bexar; Mckinley Chaney
kaufman; Jim Kennedy, Bowie; EmiIc
Castillo. Medino; jesse Collins, Travis
Jim Rhodes, Nacogdoches.
Submitted on brief Tor both: NJ. T.
Williams. Wichita; Oscar loss, tiarri-
son; John Webster, Lamar.
submitted on record: Lon rolbert
Kaufman; Titus Davis, haufman; GeorgI
Morris. kaufman; sam EDDY Polk, sal
Augustine.
Submitted on affidavit to Withdraw
c. h. Glenney, Clay.
Submitted on oates motion for re-
hearing: Prince Plair, kaufman.
Submitted on appellants molion fol
reheaTing: Frank Ames, Eastlanu; BennIt
hughes, Harrison; Cleve Barnes, East
land; Harry Atwood, Lastiand; J. A
Pitts, Limestone; N. ID. SpeegIe,. East
lam Clark, Harris; Fred Powell, Mlch-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
Girl Bakes Cake for Needy
Family After Reading
Story in Light.

Were every San Antonian as char
liable as little 13-year-old Jessie May
Atkinson, 419 West Theo Avenue,
the Community Chest campaign al.
ready would be over-subscribed sew
cral times.
Although Jessie May is too young
to make a personal donation TO the
chest, she has found a way to help.
Recently a story of a poor woman
who has to stand over n washtub all
day long to care for her three grand
CHILDREN, two of whom are physically
unable to work, appeared in The
Light.
And Jessie May saw it. She also
saw that the aged grandmother's six
ty-first birthday will be Thanksgiving
Day.
1t didn't take Jessie May long to
decide what she would do towards
making the Community Chest drive
a success.
She told her mother she was going
to bake n cake for the grandmother,
who is Mrs. Elisa Weber, 226 Cas-
siano Street. She Will put GIL can
dies on it.
Jessie Mays 10-ycar-old brother
DeWitte. refused to be out1one by
big sister"
He said il she was to bake cake,
he would give the poor family big
basket Of fruit. So Thanksgiving
Day the pair will go to the Weber
home and make their Thanksgiving
offerings.
And in so doing, they will be strik-
ing a blow for the success of the chest
campaign.
For the Weber family is being
helped by the San Antonio Child Pro
tective and Humane Society, one of
tine organizations which will share the
charitable fund.
When the photographer went to
Jessic's home she was baking the cake.
She explained she was in IAN awful
big hurry" because she had to go to
a meeting Of the sewing club of which
she is president.
1t was her own idea to organize
the club, according to her mother, who
said Jessie May plans to give the dues
ut the end of the year to some needy
family.
Maybe the club will have enough
money to make n sure-cnough donation
TO the Community Chest next year,
Jessie May smiled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
REVOKING OF WINE
PERMITS DOES NOT
INCLUDE FRUIT JUICE

san FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.-The
right to make fruit juices for home
CONSUMPTION Wi, not be affected by
orders fr.m Washington revoking all
permits 10 houscholders to make 200
gallons of wine annually. John z. Nc
Laughln, collector of internal revenue,
said today.
Mclaughlin pointed out that the
existing law cannot be changed with
out changing til, internal revenue laws.
and the manufacture of 200 gallons of
grape juice by houscholders is rs legal
rs the enactment of Congress can
make it.
There is 10 way in which the pro-
hibition unit can revoke the house
holders privilege of making grape juice
for home use, except by amending
the internal revenue laws" McLaugh-
lin said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
MIDNIGHT AIR STUNTS
WILL FEATURE DANCE

Stunt flying at midnight, a night
parachute jump and a contest to
select the best Charleston dancers to
compete in statewide competition, will
be features Of the benefit dance to
be held in the big hangar at Brooks
Field Wednesday night, beginning at
0 o'clock.
Santrey's Orchestra, now starring
at the Majestic, will furnish the music
for the dance during the greatest part
of the evening.
The Majestic Orchestra will open
the program and play until IL o'clock.
The Santrey Orchestra will play
from IL until 8 o'clock Thursday
morning.
The proceeds will be turned over to
the athletic fund of the flying field.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
TO DECIDE
ON AUDITORIUM DROPS

Ray Lambert. commissioner of
parks, spent Wednesday deciding on
what views will be represented on the
scenery soon to be purchased for the
municipal auditorium, now under con-
struction.
Representatives of an eastern firm
which will supply the city with the
drapcry, visited the parks and other
places of beauty with Mr.. Lambert. =.
A sunken garden and Il waterfall
will be two Of the scenes, according to
the commissioner.
Otto Pohl, San Antonio artist. is
painting the main curtain, which will
portray the early history and found
ing of San Antonio.