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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
ITALIAN WAR DEBT
FARLEY PROGRESSES

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-CP)-To
facilitate their negotiations. the Amer.
lean and Italian war debt commission
today designated two joint sub-com-
mites to go into details of a possible
settlement.
Officials said the development might
be taken as evidence of progress.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
BLANTON FIGURES
IN CAPITAL CRASH

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-GP)--
Representative Thomas II. Blanton of
Texas barely escaped injury when au
automobile in which he was riding
collided with a street car in the
Mount Pleasant section Of the capital.
The automobile was badly damaged.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
BEAR KILLED IN FALL.

WACO, Nov. 4.-The Methodist Or
phanage bear which escaped a week
ago and safely eluded its pursuers in
Caremon Park nearby, was freed
Tuesday by searchers. The half-grown
c.5 fell from his perch about Is feet
and died from injuries suffered in
the fall.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
HUSbANDSR USE
KILLS LOVE
Of WIFE

A woman's love ebbed and flowed
Wednesday, to the reverberation OF
gunshcts and the rise and fall Of her
wrath.
With hate In her heart and con.
demnation on her lips, she sought
refuge from her husband with neigh
bors.
"I'm never going back" she sobbed,
as she entered her refuge.
But before the door was closed be-
hind her, there came the echo Of two
shots from her home.
"HE'S DONE IT."
Hes done it, he's done it," cried
the erstwhile angry wife, her anger
forgotten.
And she ran back home.
The husband stood in the kitchen.
There was blood coming from some
where; she didn't stop to notice
where, but threw her arms about his
neck.
Then she tainted. A neighbor tele-
phoned police: "Therc's a man shot
out here"
Chief of Detectives Street, Ser
geant Stendebach, Detectives Vogler
aud Littlepage went to the Roosevelt
avenue address.
SCRATCHED WRIST.
They found him bleeding
But only from two scratches on the
wrist. The wife hadn't revived.
Tho officers demanded an cxplana-
ton.
"She was going to quit me-" he ex-
planned, "and had to figure up some
thing. So thought of this little sui
eide hoax.
IL cut my wrist with the pairing
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
BLACK TERROR
ROUTED BY
THREAT

Playing a lone role. the "pee-wee'
member of the BLACK Terror" pair
Tuesday night held up S. L. Boyd, 800
Terrell avenue, Harlandale, and prob
ably was deferred from attempting to
attack his companion by Boyd's sheer
desperation.
"If you touch the lady, you'll have
to kill me-" the victim told the diminu-
tive highwayman, who was masked.
The hold-up occurred at the inter-
section of Burnet and Walters street,
where just one month ago John Fox,
1909 Rogers avenue, was robbed and
his woman companion mistreated By
the two BLACK Terrors."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
Today
Another Election.
Mitchell's Trial.
Justice for Italy.
It's a Crime Wave
By Arthur Brisbane
Copyright. 1925 by Star Co

Ccopyright. 1925 by Star Co -
VYARIOUs real estate develop
" ments have employed the
name Of this writer conspicu'
ousIy in connection with the pur-
chase Of land. It, is necessary again
to say that the writer has never
recommended the purchase Of any
particular land, in Florida or else
where.
A MOTHER election day is over.
"A Many millions of Americans
have solemnly voted, majority not
knowing much about those for whom
they voted, or what their candidates
represented. A majority will be dis
appointed in their hopes, il they had
any hopes. An overwhelming ma
jority voted merely because it is con-
sidered good citizenship to vote. It's
also the American custom not to
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04

UINFLATION" is the cry when
wise ones gather to wonder what
causes the wild times in Wall Street.
Prices that have already doubled and
trebled jump up 20 points in a day.
1t makes old-time finance nervous
for two reasons, first, because it is
afraid something may happen to hurt
everybody.
Perhaps wise finance has been
slow to realize that incomes in the
United States are doubled, spending
and values increased.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04

THE latest news in our national
i crime wave comes from New
York City's Police Commissioner
Enright. Martial law will obtain
"a hours n day." Cars equipped as
fighting arsenals, with radio sets. ma
chine guns, tear bombs and rifles will
patrol the streets.
At least VIC seem to know that the
crime wave is here, even il we don't
know just what to do about it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
Pupils Make Progress
With Manuscript
Methods.

Manuscript writing" in modified
form, is being experimentally tried out
in the public school system Of San
Antonio, according to Miss .Elma
Neal, director Of elementary schools.
The system was introduced a year
ago at Breckenridge Memorial School
among pupils of the first and secono
grades and has proven success, ac-
cording to Miss Minnie L. Johnson,
principal.
"We have found that the manu-
script system, as modified and used
in the school, is best for teaching
beginners the art of writing" said
Miss johnson. 1T is easier to learn
than the Joined system and being
system based on printing the letters.
it admits of an easier transportation
from the written word to the printed
word in the school textbooks.
RAPID SYSTEM.
"We carry the system through the
first two grades and then, as the stu
dent becomes expert, we gradually
teach them to join the letters, as is
used generally in every day writing,
known as the 1onghand system BY
this method the children get out Of the
rut, so common in using the Joined
letter system, and develop a person
atty and individuality in handwriting
all their own"
Advocates Of the manuscript sys-
tenn" claim that when once acquired,
that it is more rapid than any. other
system, more beautiful, lending itself
to ornamentation, and saves lost mo-
ton in writing.
MEETS SUCCESS.
It was first introduced in England
25 years ago, but did not gain popu-
larity.
After the war, however, it rose rap
Idly into public favor and is now in
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
COMMISSION
WILL MEET
TOD|SCUSS
INCREASE
c. Of c. Proposal Too High,
However, Tobin
Believes.

San Antonio probably will BE ask
ed to approve the proposed salary in
crease for the members of the city
commission in December. Mayor John
W. Tobin announced Wednesday.
Before the exact date is set. how
ever, we will discuss the matter
thoroughly among ourselves" the
mayor said.
Il will not state for certain that a
special election will be held, but pro-
viding it is the salaries will not be
increased as much as the Chamber OF
Commerce has suggested" he con
tinued.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04

CECRETARY MELLON, thorough
~ ly understanding international
finance, and we'll approaching the
debt of the United States to Italy,
will make every effort, undoubtedly,
to meet the wishes of the Italian
people in this matter.
As has been said here before, in
this column, the debt of the United
States TO Italy for services rendered
is infinitely greater than the total
amount of Italy's present debt to the
United States.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
BUSINESS GROWING.

1t is understood that Mr.. Picard
will remain with the new company as
vice president in active charge of the
commercial end of the business. X.
H. Hearn, Mr.. Picard's partner, will
act as assistant treasurer in charge of
road work.
Concentrating on the reminding OF
text and library books, Mr.. Carroll
told officials Of the chamber Tues
day, the business has outgrown the
Philadelphia plant to the extent that
it is necessary to branch out.
Business amounting to more than
$4,000 annually has already been
created by his company in the states
of the Southwest, he said. This bust
ness will be taken care. of by the
Texas plant.
If San Antonio Is chosen over other
cities which are bidding for the indus
try, Mr.. Carroll said. it is his plan
to begin at once enlargins the Picard
plant and equipping it with the most
modern machinery.
The plant when finished, he said,
will cost approximately 100000 and
will employ about 125 persons when
running at its maximum.
In statement made following the
announcement of the sale, Mr.. Picard
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
CONGRESSMAN REID tells til

CONGRESSMAN REID tells the
~ court-martial trying Colonel Nit
chell that not one of 10O,OO0,O00
Americans believes that anything the
Colonel said about our air program
was "said with malicious and wick
ed intent" That's true.
Fortunately il is ruled that Colonel
Mitchell may summon witnesses even
including magnificent, lofty members
of tho Cabinet!
1t is hoped that he will call, il
army and navy rules of fair play
allow it, the men really responsible
for our aircraft inefficiency in gem
eral, and for the ruin of the Shen-
nndoah, with destruction of many
lives in particular.
MAN is a curious animal, and no
IVA quadrumane in the zoo takes
himself more seriously. In Detroit
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
SECRETARIES
EXCUSED BY
COLONEL
High Officials Uncalle d
Through Agreement
of Counsel.

WASHINGTON, Nov. A. up
Wholesale subpoenas for defense wit
nesses were issued today in the Mitch
ell court-martial proceedings. but those
who ranked highest on the list as sub
mitted by counsel for the accused air
officer were not summoned.
Under a compromise worked out by
opposing counsel. no step was taken
TO bring into court either Secretary
Davis of the War Department, or Sec
rotary Wilbur of the Navy Depart
ment, Secretary Jardine of the Agri-
cultural Department or Everett San
ders, secretary of President Coolidge.
1t was agreed that some of those now
in far distant cities should be permit
ted to give their testimony by deposit
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04

ITALY, revealing to Secretary Mel
1 lon her financial situation, is ex-
pected to offer payment of 100000
600 every year for 62 years, total
of s1,s6O, 100000 or more than 49,
OO0,OOoO0O lire.
In Italy's financial condition, after
the hardships of war, it is remark
able that she should be able to I'M
dertake so gigantic burden.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
FEELS INCREASE JUST

oAoI
After several members OF the com
refused TO discuss the plan
Tuesday, Mayor Tobin said Wednes-
day he feels he and the commissioners
are entitled to more money than they
are receiving.
Each commissioner draws $4,000 per
year and the mayor $1,000.
Men spending in the neighborhood
of $3.000,000 annually, 1 feel, should
receive the same wages as the heads
of other large San Antonio corpora
TONS" Mayor Tobin declared.
mo man managing as large a con
Germ is getting a salary as small as
those drawn by members of the COM
mission, he added.
The mayor declined to state what
salaries would be accepted by himself
and the four commissioners.
That is to be settled at a meet
ing soon," he asserted.
BACK PAY BOOST.
The movement to increase the sal
aries was started by a resolution pass
ed by the San Antonio Technical
Club Monday.
Directors of the Chamber Of Com
merce also have endorsed the pay in
crease, suggesting that the salaries
be fixed at $4,000 annually for the
mayor and $1,000 for each of the COM
missioners.
These, in the opinion OF Mayor To
bin. are too large, although he said
Wednesday that several employees in
the city hall are getting more money
than the commissioners now.
MUST AMEND CHARTER.
To increase the salaries it viii BE-
necessary to amend the city's char
ter, adopted in 1915, fixing the wages
of its officials.
San Antonio was a much smaller
city ten years ago. and IL took less
money on which to live comfortable
than today, it is pointed out.
The mayor and commissioners Of
Dallas, Houston and Fort Worth are
drawing larger salaries than the San
Antoine commission under ths present
charter,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
OUTLINES PLAN.

At a called meeting attended by one
or two members of the industrial com
mittee of the chamber Tuesday, Mr..
Carroll outlined his plan for estab-
fishing n branch factory in the South
west and showed moving picture of
the Philadelphia plant, said to be the
largest of its kind in the world.
Business men of the city will be
called into another meeting at once
to take up the final steps to deter
mine if the plant will be located in
San Antonio, Nat, Goldsmith, presi-
dent of the Chamber of Commerce,
said.
In taking over the Picard plant, Mr..
Carroll said, his company has for the
first time entered the commercial field
of printing and ruling.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
GETS ONLY IS.

Boyd and his companion had stopped
for a moment. The bandit appeared
suddenly at the side of the automobile.
Resting the barrel Of his revolver
upon the half-lowered glass of the
front door he commanded tersely:
"Stick 'em up"
The couple complied Immediately,
and were ordered out of the car. The
robber then marched them down Wal
tiers street a few PAGES and directed
them into the brush, where Fox's COM
panion had undergone her horrible ex-
perience.
Boyd had only SIS and some pa
pers of no value to the negro. These
and the keys TO the car were taken
from his pocket by the highwayman.
BANDIT FLEES.
Then the "pee-wee" bandit turned
to search the woman. She shrank
away in horror.
Touch her and you'll have to kill
me-" Boyd broke in.
shut up or you're liable to get it
anyway" the bandit answered.
Then as if needing the words of his
vici m, the bandit flung the car keys
into the weeds and fled through the
brush.
Chief of Detectives Sam Street was
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04

know much about what is going on
behind the political scene.
So that's over.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
BINDING FIRM.
PURCHASES
BRANCH
Picard Company Sells Out
to Philadelphia
Concern.

The location here of a 100000
bookbinding plant has taken active
form with the announcement by
Charles w. Carroll, president of the
Universal Publishing Company OF
Philadelphia, of the purchase of the
Picard Bookbinding Company, III
Soledad street.
ave have bought the plant built
here by Leo Picard as the first step
in our plan to establish a branch of
our Philadelphia factory in one of
the cities of Texas" Mr.. Carroll said.
"The location of the plant here now
is assured, providing / can reach the
proper agreement with San Antonio
business men and officials of the
Chamber of Commerce." he said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
WILL OBJECT.

Colonel Mitchell and his counsel
agreed to waive the request for sub
poenas for the three cabinet Officers
on condition that the documents in
their possession be presented by ac-
credited representatives of the de-
partmental heads. The same conces-
sion was made in the case of Mr..
Sanders.
The judge advocate holds, however,
that the mere issuance of subpoenas
for witnesses and requests for deliv-
cry of the records will not prevent
the prosecution from Directing to the
admissability Of such testimony in
court. 1t is regarded as virtually GER
tain that objections will be made if
the defense attempts to open up in
court the whole air service contro-
ycrsy,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
REQUEST DOCUMENTS

The seventy who were asked to ap-
pear in court after session are resumed
next Monday include high officers of
both the army and navy and many CT
villains. BY their testimony Colonel
Mitchell hopes TO justify his public
accusation that the air services of the
government have been crippled by
criminal negligence. 1t was this ac-
cusation which led TO his trial on a
charge of breaking over the bounds OF
military discipline.
Along with the subpoenas the
courts judge advocate sent out re-
quests for the many government docu-
ments cited by Colonel Mitchell as es-
sential to the preparation of his de-
Tense. These include official files OF
the War, Navy and Agricultural De
partmentS, as well as the White
House, and it is doubtful whether all
of them will be delivered to the
court.
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SCRATCHED WRIST.

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Continued On Page TwO.)
, 1925-12-16
BUFFALO BILL TOWN DOINCS

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Ewalt and fam
lily were shoppers in Cody Friday.
The Park County Herald will
make a very appropriate Christmas
gift.
Special sale of Swift's Premium
hams at the Banner store. Greatly
reduced prices.
Mr.. and Mrs.. j. b. Warne are
spending a few days with their son
at Shoshoni. Wyoming.
We specialize in gifts to suit
all purses. Pine Needle Bear Gift
Shop.
George Watkins left yesterday for
California where he expects to
visit several months.
Christmas is not far off and now
is the time to leave your order for
Christmas flowers with the Cody
Greenhouse.
Electric Fans are practical Xmas
gifts-as their uses are numerous,
summer and winter, We sell 'em
Cody Electric.
Mrs. Fred Morris attended to
business affairs and did some Chris
mas shopping in Cody the early part
of the week
S. w. Aidrich returned Friday
from Omaha where he marketed
a shipment of beef. He reports
a very good market.
A letter from Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Faust of Los Angeles. states
that the former is gradually re
gaining his health on the coast,
The Fausts were former residents
OF Cody. and have many friends
here.
, 1925-12-16

The logical place to buy your
gift is in a gift shop. Pine Needle
Bear Gift Shop.
Angus Linton of M~eeteetse spent
Friday evening in Cody, driving
over a party of young people who
attended the Stampede ball. n
A good bath once or twice a
week means health. Steam heated
bath rooms, tubs and shower at
the Bank Barber Shop.
S. F. Flanagan returned last
week from Valley where he has been
employed for the past week doing
wiring and electrical work.
Miss Marjorie Eells left last week
for her home at Mt. Holly, New
Jersey, where she will spend the
holidays with home folks.
The right gift for a man to buy
for his wife, sweetheart or mother,
car be found at the Pine Needle
Bear Gift Shop.
Say Folksi. Have vol seen the
new electric watch, will light cigars
and cigarettes. Just the gift for a
man. See them at the Cody Electric,
j. w. Howell returned Monday
from Billings and will spend several
days in the Cody community before
he goes south for the winter.
r. r. Rousseau, assistant state
game warden came in on Monday
evening and will spend several days
here looking after game matters.
No matter what else you may
have for Christmas, you will wan
a potted plant or cut flowers Leave
your order now to avoid disappoint-
ment. The Cody Greenhouse.
, 1925-12-16

Come in and look over our line
of Stationery. 1t makes an ideal
Christmas gift.
LADIES', Don't let Xmas buying
worry you. We have gifts for all
the family, Cody Electric.
E. NJ. Mott of Southfork return
ed Thursday from Omaha, where
he went with a shipment of beef.
Ernest j. Goppert has been at
Basin this week attending to legal
matters. He motored down on Sun
day.
Pete Peterson is spending a few
days in Cody, after an absence of
several months at the W%inninger
ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Snyder left
Tuesday for New York where they
will spend the holiday season with
the latter's parents.
Twelve of the latest styles in
hair hobbs let us keep your hair
bobbed, we will please you. Bank
Barber Shop.
Omaha" Swanson is back on his
old range again after spending sew
eral months in western South Da-
kota at Deadwood and Iced City.
Our dollar table carries a big
line of gifts from ten cents to one
dollar. New numbers added each
day. Pine Needle Bear Gift Shop.
Sunday dinner guests at the AL
gott Johnson home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Gust Hoaglund, Carl and Mar
garet, Fred Hoaglund and Mrs. Jens
Jensen.
John Bloom was down from. Val
ley on Friday night to peel in on
the Stampede dance and see that
everything was running along in
ship shape.
Cleanliness is next to Goodness.
1t may be hard to be Cody but
cleanliness is easy in steam heated
rooms. Tubs and shower baths,
Bank Barber Shop.
Sending the Home Town Paper
to your friends is one of the means
!, of remembering them So times dur
ing the next year. They will ap-
preciate the home news.
Miss Schultz, teacher at the Wapi-
ii school. the Christmas
program for the evening of Deem
Der 23rd. An enjoyable program
is promised those who attend.
Deacon Dubbs at the Ishawooa
community hall, Friday evening,
December 18th, at s o'clock. Given
for the benefit of the Irma Flat
community house. Attend.
Christmas morning many a young
man and young lady and older and
younger folks too, will slip into a
Brady and out of doors. The one
ideal sweater and ideal gift if
you Buy it OF Dave Jones.
All mothers having children I'M
der school age, who are interested
in forming a club to study child
problems, will please meet at the
library. Thursday. December 18th
at 1880.
See our beautiful line of Christ
mas cards at the Herald office.
Sold in quantities of 25 and up at
the Park County Herald, with your
name printed on them. The uni
versal way in which to remember
your friends at Yuletide.
o. B. Mann returned last week
from a visit in Pennsylvania. He had
planned a trip to Florida, but bust
ness affairs demanded his atten-
tion at home at this time. He
will probably decide to go to the
southland after the holidays.
, 1925-12-16

We are not selfish enough to
is twenty years in Cody. Just COM
pare u work to others. Bank
Barber Shop. w. S. Owens, prop.
, 1925-12-16
TRAPPERS ATTENTION

WANTED-To buy all the furs
caught this winter. I will pay the
best prices for coyotes. fox, martin
etc. See me before you sell your
catch.
L. C. FREEMAN
Phone 46W. Jan. SOP
, 1925-12-16
HERALD WANT ADS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Dodge touring car, in
first class condition. R. 1. Volck-
mer. 1O-2Sc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-05-11

soup using a vegetable water as the
basis. This is followed by the
main course of the meal, which
may include three or four vegeta-
bles as ones taste and and budget
allow. A crisp and a substantial
dessert completes the meal. Moth
ing can be more appealing or stimu.
lating to the appetite than the
delicate colorings and natural
flavors Of fresh or cooked vegeta-
bles, served hot and well seasoned.
One need not necessarily expend
time in preparing complicated
vegetable dinners.
To eliminate the use Of several
vegetable serving dishes, chop
plate, a platter, a plank, or indi
vidual plates may be used in ar
ranging the vegetable dinner. In
selecting such a dinner, keep away
from the sameness in color, which
will invariably weary the eye. For
example, white turnips, onions, and
potatoes suggest a unity of color
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-05-11
French SIaw.

Take a large firm cabbage and
cut it into half. Set your slaW
cutter as close as it will shave.
Use a cake bowl. Shave only the
firm fine leaved portions, the rest
can be used another time for cook
ing. -,
Shave in a very little onion, not
enough to spoil the flavor of the
dressing. Add salt and pepper, a
fourth of a spoon of dry mustard,
or a very small potion of pre-
pared.
This salad does not improve by
standing, and should be seasoned
when the rest of the dinner is
ready. Have a warm dish ready
to put it in and set in a warm
place.
To season-take large egg. beat
it into a half cup of vinegar, add
butter the size of the egg, set over
the fire stirring constantly uni'l
it thickens. Turn over the CAD
bage. put in both hands and brutse
and press until it shrinks half.
Turn at once into the warm dish
and keep warm until you are really
to serve the rest of the food.
It is especially fine to serve
with chicken.
F. w. GUITTARD,
Hudson House.