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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-26
SPECIAL TIRE SALE
WONDERFUL VALUES
BIG SAVINGS

LARGE STOCK OF HIoH-GRADE
STANDARD MAKES AT THESE
EXCEPTIONALLY Low, PRICES.
Absolutely First-Fully Guaranteed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-26

MEN, EXPERIENCED IN sAU-
SAGE FACTORY. APPLY n
EYE ST. S. E.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
CAY EYEGLASSES
Gaudy Rims on specs"
New Fad for ParlSienneS

PARIS. Nov. 25.-uralted Prcsal-
Eyeglasses with guily colorcd rims TO
match frock or a hat arc being AZ
fcctcd by wcI,drrssed women, Tho
condition o. sight Is quito a second
airy consideration. for hundreds OF
these glasses trimmed with ceiluiaid
OF bright rcd. green. purple or yellow
ilnts are being sold daily with only
plain glass.
Tho French never took up thr
American fad Or dark. hicycle.tlrcd
upectacles, which caused 90 many
sardonic smiles along tho bonlrvards
during tho touris; season. Tho How
French style Ia glasses Inns super.
seeded tho lorEopstte as social gos-
turs. opticians say The glasses aro
dainty and any smart woman with
large wardrobe must change Thorn
for all occasions. "a shc changes her
lroeky. 30 bho must keep quite col.
lection on her dressing table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
KHAN. IN CANADA
Delegates Attempt to Get
Ministers Into Lodge

VANCOUVER, II. C.. Nov. &C.
United Preaal Tho Ku kiux Khan
Invasion Of Canada has started
Ministers Of the United church Of
Canada, meeting here to form n min.
isierlal association. az first refused
60 entertain anything or the khn'S
efforts 10 secure hearing
Representatives OF tho khan, who
said they had been depuilzed from
the United States. woru refused OPP
portunity 20 speak before tho minis.
tcrs,
Later thss khan delegates were
given unofficial opportunity 20 Rd.
dress such ministers as cared 20 listen
20 them after tho regular aession was
over.
a thousand ministers on tho other
side OF tho line belong 90 tho khan
the Canadian pastors wero told. and
reports OF khan violence were denied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Old Southerner Says
BObs and Oxford Bags
Worse Than Drinking

A TLAS'fA. Nov. 2s--Unitsd Pres)
n -- James Washington Roberts.
whose resurrection from the dead"
a few years ago resulted In conaidcr.
able no,oriety. is In tho tolls OF tho
law because no insists that n dram
a day keeps tho doctor away"
Quoting literally from tho Bible.
james. whose SO years has not dulied
his wit, attempted 20 Justify tho pos.
session Of five gallons Of corn the
police found in hts shack In which he
lives alone.
At his hearing tho old man took
occasion 20 lecture bobbcd-hair flap.
pers for whom ho has a violent aver
sion. and tho tea hounds with oxford
haga stand far down In tho scale OF
his estimation. hn told tho judge.
'In my youth" said James, a vet.
Gran Of tho war between tho states,
the worth OF man was gagged 10y
tho amount Of liquor he could hold,
What ia this world coming to. any
how. with the wlmmln becoming
more like men and tho men more like
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
BY \. REYNOLDS PACKARD

ALuitrs tFrrs Starr GnrfespoudCnfl
DUENoS AIRES. Nov. 2s.-The
ID love OF the Argentine people for
feminine beauty has done much 10
reisrd tho progress Of legitimate
drama in Argentina. but has been the
dominating factor in developing tho
revue"
Evidence of tho popularity OF tho
revue or 'revista" is indicated by tho
faet that q tho approximately 50
heaters Ia Buen0s Aires. moro than
20 arc devoted solely to the offerings
which portray tho glories OF tho
chorus girl
Five years ago the Argentine the.
atsr was dedicated to the presenta-
ton OF legitimate drama, IN. It's Sc
ous and comic variations.
Tho chorus giri. or "bat.a.cian. ar
10 Is called here, was unknown.
Then French company yenturcd 70
otter a program bordering upon the
burlesque shows OF ths United
states. This was so vel paironIzed
by the people OF Bucncs Aires that
other similar companies. many from
Paris. others locally organized. leased
heaters with the result that from
the first venture has evolved the Ar.
gentins ''revista" with It's ot-pourri
u nippant comedy, enchanting girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Bootleggers Use
Monkey for Guard

MoNEssEN. Pa. Nov. 20. -
United Press-l--Use OF monkey as
an official warner OF an lmpcnd.
Ing raid Of prohibition officers is the
latest novelty adopted in this aec,ion.
Dry sleutha. who recently ralded
a silll on steep hin IN Rostraver
township. near hers, heard the furl-
Gus chattering OF monkey as they
climbed 70 the scene OF action. Ar.
riying at tho stable which housed
the still. police found Il uuoccuplCd
but secured moro than 1000 gallons
OF liquor. three automobiles. besides
equipment. mash. sugar and alcohol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Governors Thanksgiving
Day Proclamation

''INTITHOUT Thanksgiving day America would not be
w America. No custom is more securely enshrined
in the hearts Of the people and is in strcter accord
with the tenets of our civilization Initiated by the Pill
grim fathers upon the soil where were sown the
first seeds of American liberties, time has halowed and
enriched the practice of defeating day of each year
to acknowledgment Of our debt TO the guiding hand
Of Divine Providence.
1T is emneny proper that we should in this manner
render thanks TO the Giver of All Good for great and
manifold have been His gifts TO u.s. as a nation and
individuals
Now, therefore, in accordance with the proclamation
OF the president of the United States l. Roland H. Hart
ley governor of the state Of Washington do hereby deg
nate Thursday, November &C. as Thanksgiving day. and
do call upon the people Of state 10 lay aside their
usual duties and to gather at their churches and their
family affairs and there give thanks unto Almighty God
for his many blessings and ask strength to meet the prob
lens of the coming year
(Signed) ROLAND II. HARTLEY"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26

Isabel Bennett, Is, n sec
ond cousin of the late Pres
ident Har.lng, disappeared
from her home in New York
City. She was found two days
later in Norfolk, Va, where
she had gone with n girl
TO see the sights of the
Sunny South.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Argentina Discovers"
GirI-and-Music Revue
Drama Displaced in Affections of South
American Theater Audiences

scenic splendo? and orchestral har-
mony.
Tho Argentine reviews cannot he
compared 10 the musical comedies Of
tho United States. a. there e. no con.
tinuity OF action joining tho entire
structure together For tho most
part the revistas consist Of gorgeous.
" gowned girls whose arms ana legs
are generally bare. and tAblcaux
which arc cascades OF color.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26

wimmin every dnyg"
The judge didn't know. but decided
u would 30 well for James 20 spend
tho next fow months IN tho hospital
ward at tho county Jail. considering
that winter was coming on.
a few years ago the old man was
struck BY an automobile truck and
on his arrival NJ the hospital young
inferno pronounced him dead. Funer.
al arrangements were made. when
Roberts suddenly sat upright and
protested vigorously against being
hustled or TO the cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Australia Must Show
English Movie Film

LONDON. Nov. es.-Brltlah films
probably will receive some stimulus
from an Australian bin recently
passed requiring 1000 feet OF British
film IN each program, English pro-
dueers declare tho limit too small
bu, arc hopeful for possible 80 per
cent ruling later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Queen Waits While
Tax Holds Up Show

LONDON. Nov. ga fashion pa
rads. which tho queen of Greece wan
10 have attended wEa delayed when
tho models did not appear. II was
found they were stopped a, Victoria
station hy customs officials who held
them 10 on account of tho new silk
tax sponaoreh hy Winston Churchill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
UNEMPLOYED TO.
Give THANKS
Celebration Thursday for
500 at MiIIiOnair Club

Thanksgiving day will bo celobrbt
cd by the uuomployrd this year al
tho Millionair club. rs Main ~ Prop
amiions are being made for 600
guests Unemployed women ana
glrls arc asked 10 register at room
als. Pacific block. ana men az ss
Main ri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Census Takers Earn
Wages in Colonies

LONDON, Nov, 2s--Engiand has
a difficult tmo determining tho popu.
lation In several Of her colonies.
Some natives believe TINT Il Is un-
lucky 20 DO counted ana so 20 great
extremes 10 dodge tho census.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21

stances by sleet or slight
snowfall.
The lowest temperature
recorded in San Antonio was 30 de-
grees at o'clock Monday morning at
which time the mercury began to rise,
lowering around the As degree level
at noon.
Austin reported drop Of tempera-
ture from 65 Sunday afternoon to 81
Monday morning, with ice forming
for the first time this season. San
Angelo reported % degrees as did
Brownwood, while Gainesville and
Amarillo recorded 10 degree tempera-
ture and Lubbock IA degrees above
zero.
Forecaster J. Fl. Jarboe, exultant
over San Antonio's feat of escaping
the discomfort experienced by her less
fortunate neighbors in North Texas
and other parts of the frozen north,
Monday predicted that the tempera-
ture in San Antonio would not go
lower than 80 degrees by Monday
night, and that Tuesday would be fair
and warmer in the Sunshine City of
the South.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
SATTERWHITE STILL
SILENT ON SPECIAL
LEGISLATURE CALL

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 21.-P)-Fur-
Their delay in the long awaited an
nouncemcnt Of Speaker Lee Satter-
white as to whether he will issue a
call for a special session of the Texas
House of Representatives was in pros
pect today.
The speaker had expected TO make
his announcement today, but rulings
which he has requested of Attorney
General Dan Moody bearing on GER
tain legal technicalities Of the session
may not be forthcoming for several
days, Mr.. Satterwhite said, Until he
hears from the attorney general he
will be unable to reach decision re-
garding the special session. he said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
BIOLOGY INSTITUTE
TO EXAMINE BRAIN
OF DEAD PROFESSOR

SALEM, Mass, Dec. 21.-R)r-
The brain of Professor Edward Syl-
vester Morse, noted authority on zoo
ology, who died here yesterday, was
removed today and sent by express to
the Wistar Institute of anatomy and
biology in Philadelphia.
This action was taken in accordance
with instructions left by Professor
Morse who desired that it be examin-
ed to determine the relation, if pos
sible, between his brain and hands
which made. him ambidexterous.
Professor Morse was able to use
either hand with equal skill. o.,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
MEXICO GOVERNMENT
TO MODERNIzE ARMY

MEXIC0 CITY, Dec. 21.-Five
million pesos viii be expended imns-
diately for the purchase g east de-
Tense gunds by the government. 200
small ships for coast patrol. airpiases
and cavalry remouuts win be pur-
chased.
This first appropriation will be fol-
lowed at once By others in an effort
to equip the army on thoroughly
modern basis.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
COLD BRINGS OUT
OVERCOATS; THIEVES
TAKE THREE OF THEM

Chilly nights bring out overcoats
and also prompt thieves to seek the
warmth of a comforting greatcoat,
according to police.
To back up their statements they
exhibited a report of the theft of three
Saturday night.
They were stolen from automobiles
parked in the downtown district, and
were the property of s. E. Dyer of
Poteet, Mrs. b. w. Foster of Wood
lawn Hills, and V. Petrie. 121 Porter
Street. ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
DRY AGENTS SEIZE
CARLOAD OF LIQUOR

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21--CP-
The second carload of liquor shipped
here by rail from Los Angeles within
a week was seized by Federal prohi-
bition agents today.
The seizure consisted OF 500 cases
of whiskey and fine liquors and is
valued at approximately 100000.
Both shipments were from Wing
foot, near Los Angeles, and constitute
the largest land seizures in Califor-
MIA, officials said. They were con-
signed TO George Hacklcy, who was
arrested when he signed for the car
load Friday He vas released on
$1,000 bond. 49,.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE
NOMINATES ALABAMA
MAN FOR Ice. POST

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.--P)--
President Coolidge decided today to
give the South representation on the
Interstate Commerce Commission. He
nominated Richard v. Taylor OF Ala
bama, to succeed G. G. McChord, who
resigned. 20. ~: -.4
The President also re-submitted to
the Senate the nomination of Thomas
+. Woodlock of New York, who is
serving as an interstate commerce
commissioner in recess appointment.
The Senate previously declined to APP
prove Mr.. Woodlock's nomination.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
Five Thousand Riddles Will
Be Entertained by Club
Next Wednesday.

Santa Claus in the person of the
San Antonio Rotary Club will play
host to more than 5000 kiddies next
Wednesday at 6 o'clock when the huge
Christmas tree, annual offering of the
club, is lighted for the first time. 1t
will be the twelfth annual Rotary
Christmas tree.
Under the master hand of Uncle"
Julius Holmgreen the tree has been
completed and is now being decorated.
Rising 40 feet above Alamo Plaza,
hung with myriads of lights and orna-
ments, it is one Of the most artistic
built by Uncle julius.
Christmas packages which will be
distributed first to the orphans. and
then to the poor children, are being
prepared now by the committee in
charge of this work. Arthur Storms,
general chairman, is supervising all
plans for the tree. -
All members of the Rotary club will
be on hand Wednesday to assist in the
distribution of the presents. Briga-
dier General Paul Malone will handle
the throngs of children. Following
distribution of the gifts a musical
program will be broadcast from the
Scottish Rite cathedral.
The tree will be lighted each eve
ming during the holidays including
New Years eve. 1t will be taken
down on January 2, Mr.. Holmgreen
said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
FLIER DROPS CANDY
SAMPLES In NOVEL
ADVERTISING STUNT

1t rained candy in San Antonio just
as school closed Monday afternoon.
And, showers are predicted again
for Tuesday morning just before the
school bell rings.
Dallas Speer, aviator, representing
Chicagoecandy company, is adver-
Using the compapy's product by drop
ping samples from his plane.
Fire and Police Commissioners Phil
Wright gave him permission to fly
over the city.
The candy comes down gently as
parachute is attached to each bar.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
FIFTY EXTRA
AGENTS TO
!. AUGMENT
FORCE
Liquorless Yuletide and
New Years in Store
for Alamo City.

Christmas and New Years in San
Antonio are destined to be dry this
year.
This was known Monday following
conference between y. A. Baker.
deputy prohibition director for Diyi-
sion 10, aud Phil Wright, coraniis-
sioner of police.
1t was learned following the con
ference that so federal agents will
augment the local police and detective
forces in curtailing liquor drinking
during the holidays in San Antonio.
LIQUOR BLAMED.
A repetition of large liquor raids
made in other cities last Christmas
and New Years are expected in San
Antonio this year, according to re-
ports Monday. ~
Extensive plans now are being for
INFLATED by the prohibition men and
local police in an effort to avoid the
lawlessness of other years which, a.
cording to authorities, could be traced
to wholesale liquor drinking.
CONCENTRATES FORCES.
Special precautions arc being taken
by officers to halt the flow of bonded
liquors from seaports and Mexico.
Whisky peddlers will be given little
mercy.
Many of the federal men working
in New Mexico and Louisiana with
headquarters in San Antonio have al
ready been concentrated in San An
tonic and by Christmas Eve more
than 30 agents including the local
men will be working within the city.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
MARKETING MEASURE
INTRODUCED in HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-CP)-
The administration cooperative mar
keting bill was introduced in the
House today by Chairman Haugen Of
the Agriculture committee.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
COLT WINS AGAINST
ODDS OF 1873 TO ]

PARIS, Dec. 21.--CF)-Valheurie.
a four-year-old colt, rewarded BIZ
hackers with the longest odds paid at .
French track IN the last 80 years YES
tcrday at vincennes. IN a mixed snow
and rainstorm he proved the b>si
slush horse in a field Of ten trotisss.
winning by a bali length. The odds
against vakleurie we're fs3 10 1.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
Nothing to Say
Ferguson Declares

, AUSTIN, Dec. 81. ~ When
shown the statement of Speaker Lee
satterwhite that he would not, at this
time, call special session of the Leg
isIature, former Governor James L.
Ferguson read it with oil ious inter
est, smiled, said u have 10 statement
10 make r..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
DRILLING LOOMS.

If, as indicated, the Humble has at
last found the production from the
Piedras Pintas dome, rapid drilling
campaign is indicated because the
flush production will be large.
The Humble's No. Walsh is pro-
ducing under strong pressure through
a S-S-inch choker. The oil is said to
be medium grade but probably a gaso-
line oil mad resembles gulf coast crude
in some respects. 1t is said to be
clan.
Many San Antonians are interested
in the discovery of oil in Duval Coun-
: both as lease owners and fee owners
II lanch lands there.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
BOND BIDS OPENED.

Bids on the 100000 in bonds, APP
proved recently for municipal inn
provements and offered for sale by the
city, were opened and tabulated Mon
day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
SAN ANGELO REAL
ESTATE DEALER DIES

SAN ANGELO, Dec. 21.-R9-U.
@. Tsylg, rs, surveyor and real es-
tate dealer Of San Angelo since 1888,
is dead at his home here after an ILL
ness of 10 days. His widow and one
brother, s. u. Taylor, San Angelo,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
OLD SOL SETTLES in S. A.
FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS

Old Sol settled down in San Antonio Monday to spend
the holidays while northern and western States were
blankeed under snow, and most of Texas reporting
extremely low temperatures, accompanied in many in
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
WE superior whites" are queer
w creatures, with our struggling to-

WE superior whites" are queer
w creatures, with our struggling to-
ward the light Of civilization, and
our shying away from that light. But
consider, for your comfort the "ani-
misis" of the Hukawng Valley, in
Upper Burmab.
Living deep in the teakwood for
ests, almost out Of reach of Britain's
long arm, these people. mixture of
Monaghan and other Asiatic races,
have developed strange worship of
ghosts called "animism," sacrifice to
their gods, cutting the throats of
screaming victims, that the flowing
blood may please divine powers. We
shudder, but it is not SO long since
our ancestors did the same thing.
And bigotry would do it now if it
dared.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
COURT
+. ROAD SUIT
1. ACTION
Satterwhite Says Meeting
at This Time Will
Be Unwise.

AUSTIN, Dec. 21.-CP)-Declsring
that it would be unwise to complicate
litigation brought by the attorney gen.
eral against certain highway sonstruc-
ton companies, Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives Lee Satterwhite
said today he would not issue call
for an extra session at this time.
Satterwhite held the way open for
future call by saying "the call should
not be issued at this time, but should
await future developments"
He said more than half the mem
bers of the House have signified will
ingness to pay their own expenses If
the speaker should make the call.
His statement follows:
so SIGN PETITION.
"a petition signed by more than 30
members has been filed with me, as
speaker Of the House of Representa-
tives, requesting that the House be
convened in extraordinary session for
investigations and impeachment pur'
poses, whereupon I sought the opinion
of the attorney general on the law
governing this question and was ad-
vised that the speaker of the House
has such legal right to convene same
for the purposes named, but such a
session is without authority to ap-
propriate money to defray the ex'
penses. And the attorney general fur
Their held that the expenses of such a
session could not be financed by pri-
vate or individual sources.
DELAYS CALL.
"This made it necessary for each
member of the House to pay their own
expenses in event of a session thus
called, and thereafter more than ma
jority of the elected members of the
House signified their willingness to
pay their own expenses if the speaker
should make the call. But after CIV
ing careful consideration to all the le-
gal complications and the fact that
the attorney general has not been able
to conclude the suits involving the
matters to be considered in the event
such session is called, and deemins
it unsise to complicate this litigation,
L have reached the conclusion that the
call should not be issued at this time
but should await future develop
ments.'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21

(GVXyCAR has very sharp wave,
w is easily tuned out, but your
programs are so good that Laredo
fans seldom fish for distance until
you're off the air." said Charles
Deutz, manager Of A. Deutz and
Brother. large hardware company OF
Laredo. Mr.. Deutz was stopping ut
the Gunter hotel Monday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21

A CCORDING to learned anthro-
"A biologists, an authentic statue of
the original woman would surprise
and shock some of US. She would
appear a wild-eyed female, with pow
erful hands, enormous Jaw, forehead
one-quarter OF an inch high, coarse
red hair down her back, and a SINH
lar hair thickly covering her whole
body. 1t is more pleasant to think
about her in Eden, patting the vege-
tartan lion on the head, and renew
ing the bandage on Adams rib.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
Today
Picking Out Genius.
French Wealth Unlim-
tied.
What Sort Was Eve?
The Hukawng Valley.
BY Arthur Brisbane
-eopyrigh.. 1898 BY star Co

ROFESSOR TERMAN, assisted
by psychologists, has selected, in
= California "the 1000 most highly
s..t,a children" of the state, and
ro.% ass for $5,0OO,O0O for educa.
tisDnl facilities, ito give genius
cSGncc."
y The professor, and many Others
think too much is spent, to educate
stupid and mediocre" children that
never will amount to much anyhow.
The suggestion is to begin at the be-
ginning and discourage the birth OF
so many children, born of ordinary,
Inferior people.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21

IN Greenville, South Carolina, a
1 humorous individual erects a
monument to Eve. with the eIplana-
ton that the lady is a distant cou-
sin, on his mothers side.
Such monuments should be erected
everywhere, by clothing manufactur-
ers, in fact, the Brothers Max and
Henry Hart long ago announced
plans for such a monument, on a gi-
santic scale, on Chicago's lakefront.
the design to show Eve sitting at
gigantic sewing machine, Adam as
boss.