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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
ARMY ROUNDUP
PRECEDED BY
HORSE SHOW
Cowboys and Clowns Arrive
for Rodeo at Post
Starting Sunday.

The stadium of the Second Division
at Fort Sam Houston has been re-
paired and awaits the horse show to
be held by the division, Saturday
morning, prior to the opening of the
three-day roundup commencing Sun
day.
Cowboys and, girls with their big
hats and jingling spurs already have
started invading the city for the great
free-for-all rodeo of Is events daily.
Some of the best riders, ropers, and
trick artists in the Southwest are here
preparing for the roundup.
To keep in trim the riders broke
some of the outlaw mules belonging to
the Third Wagon Company, Tues.
day afternoon.
Clowns in the persons of 81 Smith
and Shorty" Knapp have arrived and
are getting their fun-making rigs
ready for the big opening Sunday.
Enlisted men at Fort Sam Houston,
who are skilled in the contests sched-
uled, have registered and will take
part in the program of Is events daily.
Bulldogging n steer from an auto
mobile will feature the rodeo. The
concluding event will be a spectacular
gun drill by a battery Of guns from
the Twelfth Field ARTILLERY,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
EVELYN STERLING
TO HELP NOMINATE

Miss Evelyn Sterling, past presi.
dent of the San Antonio Teachers
Association, has been notified by the
executive committee of the Texas
State Teachers Association that she
has been named as a member of the
nominating committee of that associa.
ton for its meeting at Dallas, No
vember 20. Mrs. Esther Perez Car.
vajal, instructor in Spanish, has been
named to conduct demonstrations IN
Spanish teaching at the meeting.
Miss Ruby Cole, instructor of health
education at Main Avenue High
School, will give demonstrations in
health education. Miss Cole also will
make a report on the last convention
If the National Health Educational
Association of which she is the Texas
representative.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
VALENTINO, LEAVING
FOR NY, DENIES HE'S
r GOING TO- SEE WIFE

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 4.-R-Ru-
dolph Valentino, noted lover of the
screen, departed yesterday for New
York and London, after explaining
that he, was not going East to sec
his wife, the former Winifred Hud-
nut.
"She probably will have returned
to New York from Paris by the tiuic
1 arrive" he explained, "but / am not
going to sec her."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
FIND STOLEN SEDAN
ON AUSTIN HIGHWAY

Deputy sheriffs recovered a small
sedan, Wednesday, property OF Mrs.
A. Taylor of the Baylor hospital, stol-
en- Tuesday night.
According to Ed Alderman, who
discovered the car six miles out on the
Austin ROAD, it was stripped of all ac-
cessories.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04

COOLIDGES COUSIN DIES.
ROCHESTER,, Nov. 4.-R)-Alm
W. Coolidge, n carpenter, cousin o
the President. is dead.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04

They'll win the praise and admira-
ton of everyone. OF heavy canton
crepe, embroidered in red flowers
with yellow centers. Size S0xS0
inches.
(The Fairs First Floor)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04

6GxS0-inch Nash
ua wool finished
blankets. with col
ored striped Dor
ders,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04

72xS4 inch sat
cen covered cotton
filled comforts with
solid colored Dor
ders to match.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04

Beautiful import
cd Scotch dres S
ginghams of wor-
derful quality and
coloring. In checks,
plaids and other
patterns.
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04
BIG TRUCK DOWN BANK
 CAB CATCHES ON FIRE

4 large truck earrying Aaasa-- ekusetts reglstrzfiors bBg5s4. owned ky Tan Efan-. ire cream Ena1gfaetlar ers of Worcester and driven hg Fran css Naloneg ef that eify. left the higa- way below ths Grove Street cemetery, Frisay afserroon. topplsa down Q asE foss embankmsn1 and landed ln brook
 IT. aYiFer of the frgek was orly sligktIv Jared. The truck landed sn r1 Ee and ths cab caught Ere 4 fire alarm wa1 soa11e1 = fozr F1in- usss ras- fNe and tse hook and lad dsr traek responded So truck vas later called % s9peT more esarnzcaL The Ire gas eEtsrg g1fzhel vii. 70 damage except 70 ,re ca5 ef s=s sTzss
 Ths driver af tae truck claimed ks was crowded oH t6s highway ard whsn ths heavy track E9t sf tse ma caazr he Iost control and tore ur rrsry yards af state highway fence, xrap7r oE fF1m mae t9 twelve k.Hvy rasss bsfofe taking the pl1r9s down tha bank
 4 snv crew wzs nzmueaee and t took a aanzb ber 9f 19aFs fe faisa tks heavy xealels ard ge- .t back lHte the hlgh2av
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04
DIDN'T FORGET ANYTHING
Live Dollar Fee For J. of P After
 Marriage Ceremony Missing

4 e8iared couple smiling and tftz terigg. appeared at lhe aihee ef a 1 local j. of T. Inst week. A. Lar aa could be ascertained the britezto- be was unblushing.
 Say boas. said the prospective bridegroom. "we-all wants Co git mar. ried
 "An right. said the unsaspecting and unsophisticated J of the r. have you 2 marriage licensef'
 The legal document issued by the town clerk was produced from the inside pocket of the smiling groom coat
 Have you a ring2" asked the ] of the F.
 Digging into the left hand pocket Of his waistcoat the bridegroom pro. duced the gold band and all was sei for he ceremony.
 In a short time the engaged couple were Mir and Mrs Still smiling and tittering they started Co leave Che office ef thc afonished and embarrass- cd of the r.
 'HnEcn't sou forgotten some thuF2" said the county aiiicial hy law allowed to perform marriages.
 Cue not boss. aud the bride. groom a5 be looked all about
 "lt is customary to paY for We l. ding This is not a charity insiifu tion said Che somewhat wrought up ] of the r
 "WeH it's this way bos. said the bridegroom. We came from Wur eeeter in our ear and the doggoue thing went back ou us and we had to take II e. a garage, yes sir. Now we all has got to 20 back home on the train and we didn't tgger on that SO you see l am a bit short in my finances. But boss. shurc will send you five dollars soon as 1 git home and the bank opens Hope Co goodness | will. yes sir"
 What could the P do. The couple were married. they had their marriage certificate neatly folded and placed in a brand new No. io enve- lone, all furnished by the justice. What could he do7 Why nothing ex- cept to look pleased and 10 look fe.- ward to five spot by mail. This he did, and is still looking flor the five spot
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04
ROTARY CUR HEARS TALK
 FROM BRONZE EXPERT

F Shenuon of Nashua Y II in Putnam for the purpose of taking the order for the memorial tablets to be placed on the new bridge spoke Co the members of the Putnam Ro- tarv club at their weekly luncheon on Wednesdnv noon He gave an inter esting talk on the manner in which hronzes are made The resignations of Royce MeAlister and Jacob Albert as members of the club were read Mir MeAiister is moving 10 New Mil ford. and Mir. Alpert has business in another town which requires hiS pres ence there on the Rotary meeting dav The club has several new members in prospect
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04
NEIGHBORLY HILL CHURCH RENOVATED
Repaired. Redecorated Al Cost of Oyer $500, and Bills
 Have Been Paid Pahi5e Rseepfion in Thompssn In
 Henor sf Event

s1n-AH Wsa are r aHy aas rtarafad - sEe AfFrF Ha efureh a Thas1paar lres fa-aeg resifarsz ahe still read The Patriot hare gasn f1 te glad sFer tte recent sck ezsH 8f tse Laa#es tasf gear gre ect was fe reelrEie and fa tHe fsFs5raKe oTeF 5iT being Fse8 ard expended for t1at psrFlse Tka present pear a-teEtsr has bean q rerte1 % repairing 2 ard reasa rating are Festry and par.ar ard tae rest 9f tha laHer aoor of tne Ehafet e fee Tse sslHs. aHs9afang % GFer soHz have dee1 1ily ard promptly uet. and last aseek fhere was pl1lie reception given bg the ladies ia san9r oa tas event
 fr resasaz ze t8 the pastar's intr1d 1c- frs-v rsrrar.s. ratIizfgr9 epeeefes acre made hg Ref James E English and ErneHf C Morse. Ed. Who sere among fhe guests from Putnam ard Profexssr 4 H Jones e Brown 2 al- 4eFsifg 8f#. Jones aIso graeed the Eaccasl0n in a similar manner. Several selerffons 1f music. instrumental and veal wera rendered bT Mra Khfhar- me Lown and Wallace Smith 9f Put HHfHl- EaHH #Ete fHHaA-atH H'a+Fa *z
 Another pleasing fsataFs af the program gas an inspection gn the gaFt af ths visitors and otneFs, Of the main audience room lately renovated under fhe direction of the Eceleizas- tleal Society
 The efficient assistance given by the Ladies Aid iH improving the church property. especially just now 10 con necilon with the vestry this summer, ealls for high praise. The parish 2hieh includes the affiliated CanRrega. tional and Central Baptist churches. appeaHs 70 be permanently unified m harmonious working spirit and is en- terfHg a very promising era in its his tarY This is partly due ta the ia= dies whose efficiency and epgpeFallon have 0on increasing response nos only from the regular church goefs but from the town people and summer friends
 The aceees of fhe food saIes haz been noteworthy both financially and az aH nd cation 5f inefea ing de#lfa t9 HaiH iH voluntary say required fra having rame iH without any di. farf a#.Haa al for 4t#crIpt th= iu5 Hara=f #H maintaining he aFe#eHi# e# tho church huH Hg 8HEua taH ablE u fhe firaaure feit bE za many iH f4r5re a cammQu CuHFe tg work Tor. sssi i45g ta q Iarsl extent ia. tHfe afi# l4Aa#. #n#aefueat b7 tAe officers and member af fhe iadIaa organization.
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04
Wife and Husband
 Both III With Gas

For years had gas on the atom ed l now sleep well and all gas is often brings astonishing relief to the stomach Stops that full bloatcd feel ing Brings out old waste matter you never thought was in your system This excellent intestinal eyacuant is wonderful for constipation. ] J. Du- pre-. Druggist.
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04
THOMPSON

Mir and Mrs. Frank Decker are in New York
 Miss Mary Bradford has returned from Long Island
 Miss Rose Meher of Springfield has been visiting Miss Ruth Cutter.
 Mrs Walter Pratt gave a tea Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Goading's $ birthday.
 Miss Faith Decker has returned from Camp Farwell and is visiting Miss Frances Smith al seaconnet.
 MT. and Mrs Lane Alexander have been the guests of Mrs Decker. Their little daughter. Betty Lane. is still in town.
 The Missionary Society met at Mrs. Brott's Wednesday afternoon The meeting was led by Miss Annie Dun. ming.
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04
PUTNAM MAN FINED
Pedro Clark Pays SIS In Webster For
 Having Defective Brakes

pedre Clark If Wilkinson streat paid Sf5 into the Webster town treasury through the medium of thc district court. Tuesday. for having defective brakes on his automobile
 Clark was one of the wrecking crew engaged in repairing the dam age Co the tracks eff .he New Haven railroad at Oxford following the train wreck last Friday morning.
 The arrest Of Clark in Webster was the resul; of an accident in which his car and that of Webster man figured. Following the accident t was found that the brakes of Clark's car were not in proper eondi- tion.
 As a result of the collision the front mud guards of both cars were bent.
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04
WEST THOMPSON

Miss Matte Brayton is the guest of D. W BraytoH and family
 Mrs Eugene Robillard and three children visited relauves at Webster last week
 Miss Edith Teft of Qaadic is the guest of her grandmother Mrs Marg Ram dell
 James smith and Daniel Chabbuck returned home from Madison Me. oB saturday
 Mrs John Hopkins0u and Virginia are guests af friend at PaNtucket this week
 Mrs D W Braytea and Eleanor sialed Mrs Chaaneey Austin at Web slef on Thurday.
 Nf George Malaga i entertaining her cousin and two children of JeiTry, N. T.. this week
 Mrs Ella Clark and daughter Lou ise af Hartford visited Harry Coville and family last week.
 Mir and Hrs Sidney Southwiek and Patricia spent sunday al Sandy Point, East Greenwich, R. l.
 John Hibbar1 of New Bedford Mass. was the guest of his sister. Mrs. Mary Ramsdell. las; week.
 Mir and Mrs. Wilfred Henderson and son of Madison, Me, visited Thom- as White and family this week.
 Mrs Frank Herriek entertained Mrs. Thomas White and Mrs. D. W Brayton and Eleanor on Friday.
 Mrs. Mary RamsdelI and her broth eT. John Hubbard. spent Thursday of last week with their aunt. Mrs. Lillian Bailey. at Southbridge
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Eldridge of south killingly Mir and Mrs. Hollis Young of Danielzon spent last Sunday with Harry Coviile and family.
 Mir and Mrs Louis Deotte enter tained Mrs Celiuda Dueharme and two daughter of North Oxford and Mr and Mrs Joseph C8pouch of New York City.
 Mr and Mrs George l.. Malaga. Mrs Joseph Breault. Miss Rose Alma Malaga and Felix Brcault spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Alexis Daigie 0f Souihbridge
 Alr and Mrs fauuette Df Quebec ls the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Henry Hebert, also Solomon NJ. Marie Of At tleboro. Mrs. Aidea St. Marie and two children of Putnam visited there this week
 Mrs. Frank Potvin of Putnam and her granddaughter. Miss Geraldine Coville. were weekend visitors of their uncle and aunt. Mir. and Mrs. Horace \. Hassard of Newport. R l. While there Miss Coviile attended the horse show. which she enjoyed very much. as she is very fond of horses. and she visited many points of inter est.
 NIT. and Mrs George kenson and three children of Providence. Mrs. Lii- lian Middletown nsc.ored up from their summer home at Longmesdow on Sun day and took dinner af D. W. Bray tons. Mir and Mrs. Henson, Mrs. Mid dlcsown and Mir. and Mrs. D. W Bray ton wen. e Ne-sA GTSxsensTdaie and attended Albert CopelAnd's funeral. Sunday afternoon.
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04
FIRE DEPARTMENT
 .EEDLEssLY CALLED

Jsat aa the town clock finished ssriking eleven. Saturday morning. a fire alarm Nas F1ng .n from haK 4Z corner of Main and Bridge streets The trucks made a quick getaway and arrived af h0aae on Water strtst e.xned kg pssar KaasAtt where some paper in a stove waE grnokIug. The smoke entered au upstairs tene- inert znd someone got excited kkogghf the housa WaK on fire and psiled Va the alarm There Was TO damage
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04
WELCOME HOME PARTY
 GIVEN JOSEPH BAsINET

A welcome home party was given Joseph l. BasiBet on the evening oi August % The time was eniovahly spent with games and music Those present were Misses Annette Theroux
 Germaiue Thcroux Viola Jerry. Di- ana Fafie1 Doris Marion Lillian Mar
 lon tlnr.na Marion. Rose Chahot iuliette RrnaIt Beraardette Basinet. Mefofa Rasinet Rose Bernier and Nalmore La Pierre. Leon Gathreau
 Theodore Basinef Cyril Remillard Els Remillard Ernest Morin. Law renee Iucirr. Goidcth A Hemherrv Theodore Brunell. Matthew Farrel. William Kentile. Joseph M Melia. Arthur Blanchette. Francis De Forest
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04
TO PRESENT FOUR ACT
 MELoDRAMA IN FRENCH

.AbaHdannee et Martyrea a mela- drama in four acts. Wili he presented by the Montreal players In St. John's Hal. Sunday evening, September l3. The dramatic organization Is com prised of ten artists who have played the principal theatre iu Montreal and Paris.
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04
PRESENTS LIBRARY COPY
 OF HIS NEW BOOK

George R. Thayer of West Hart ford, father of Charles T. Thayer Of this city, has received the first copies of a book. "A Trip to Hell. !" of which he is the author. and has donated copies to the Putnam Public Library and the Elks club. Mir. Ihaycr is well known as a traveller and writer.
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04
North Grosvenordale

4 son was born to Mr. and Mrs Jos Marin.
 4 son was born to Mir and Mrs. Ul- dee suey Of Buckley Hill.
 Mrs. L T. Faueher spent last weei. at Watch Hill with friends.
 4 daughter was born to Nr and Mrs. Santerre during the past week.
 Miss Diane Paradis has returned from her vacation spent in New York
 Mrs Olivine Pncko is spending a week al her mothers, Mrs. N. Prince.
 Mr. and Mrs. Verne Rawson had the misfortune of losing their loving baby during the past week.
 There was a months mind mass Inst Monday a, Saint Joseph's church ln memory of Rosario Blain
 Albert Blanehette left Wednesday for Papineauville. ?. C.. 10 resume his studies io be mission father.
 Henry Iaurion left on Wednesday for Assonantion. P O. Canada. where he is % follow his college course
 The children of the town have been husF getting vaceinated during the week Pr P C Paine did the work. assisted hv Miss Olive Milot R N
 WHfred Barrett has returned to Sauthhridge to resume his position at the J. T. Connor store. after spending five weeks in town. having been laid up with rheumatism.
 Mrs Eleanor HHmer left town to- dav after an extended stay in town visiting her many relatives. also re cnperating her health which has been poor for the past few months.
 Next Monday Habor Day) Miss Antoinette Remillard and Bernard Grenier will be married al St. Joseph's church. After the ceremony a reeep- tion will be rendered them at Forest CTS Hall.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred R Foisey have been entertaining Mrs. Emma Rooney their aunt. who had just returned from trip to Italy She was on her way to spend part of the summer at Button woods. R. l.
 Mrs. Edwin Swanson is in Provi- dence caring for her sister. Mrs. s. Carlson. who met with a serious aeci- dent while waiting for the elevator in department store She fell thirty feet. iniuring herself seriously but not mortally.
 John Peterson died in Worcester at the home of his daughter. Mrs. J. r Sunrenant He was S2 wears old and had lived here most all his life. Three survive him. Mrs Emil Johnson of Buckley Hill. Mrs Charles Johnson of Orange Mass. and Mrs J E. Suprenant of Worcester. The fu- neral services wall be held in town Fri-I day afternoon al the Swedish Luther an church.
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04

The Rev. Frederick C. Baker and family returned on Thursday from their summer home on the Williman- tic Camp Ground where they have enjoyed a helpful and invigorating vacation.
 At the Young Peoples Institute on the Willimantie Camp Ground, Aug. 1923. the Epworth League of North Grosvenordale Methodist Episcopal church was awarded the banner for the largest number of full week re- gistrations for the Institute classes.
 On Sunday morning Rev. Frederick C. Baker will preach a sermon for Labor Day on The Dignity of La- bsr." In the evening an open air ser vice win be held at 6 o'clock for the presentation and dedication of the new illuminated bulletin board par- chased for the church by the young people of the Epworth League.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-08

s.s s4k :
HORN S. S. LINE:
FL dia 12 o IA Sc espera en- puer-
to Ell vapor aleman Juno" proce-
Cente de Londres.
Ell g. saldra. de Hamburgo Ell
"Therese Horn'1 hacia este puerto,
via Amberes Y Londxss.
PACIFIC ARGENTINE
BRAZIL LINE:
Ell vapor West Notus arriba-
ra este puerto a principles de la
segunda quincena del mes cur
CoMPANIA TRASATLAN-
TICA ESPANoLA:
Ell vapor Reina Maria Cristi-
ma Sc espera en- viaje extraordi-
mario en- este puerto procedente Ie
Espana, del Q al 10 de los corrien-
ties.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-08

bros. muebles, pagar suscripca0nes
y ayuda temporera necesaria en- "a
Bibhoteca, transformandola de es-
to modo en- una fuente constants
ilimitada de information cientl-
1ica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-08
81 Ie Duele el Est6magO
Tome Aqua Caliente
Neutra.iza los acidos del est6mago,
imp1de la fermentation de los. all
mentos detiene "a indigest on

ST los dispept cos todos.. aquelos
que padecen de gases, yentosidad' agrl-
ras acidezg del est0mago. catarro gastEl-
e.; hatuleneias hinehazones. tomaran
/ ana cucharaklita de la legftima EMagnes
SIN Bisurada 'disueltas en- medic vase de
. aqua ealiente, al final de cada comida
pnluy spronto oividarfan sus lnases del eS-
t6nago j los doctores tendrian que bus
car otro genero de paeientes ExplI-
cando este razonamiento, un reputado
medico de Nueva York aseguro que "a
mayor parte de las Intermediates del es'
t6mi go Sc originan en- la aeidez del mis-
mo 0rgano en- la decomposition de
los alimentos antes de su digestion,
iuntc con la insufieiencia sanguinea en-
81 est6mago FL aqua caliente aumenta
la circulation de la sangre, y en- cuanto
q la Magnesia Bsurada, que pnede ia
cilinente obtenerse va Sea en- polvo o
en- pastillss, on cualquier drogueria o
botica, neutraliza instantaneamente ell eN-
ceso de acidos en- ell est6mago evlta
la fermentation de los alimentos La
combination de ambos da resultados ver-
daderamente positivos. debe preferr-
sela "a uso de dgestivos artif c'ales., eS-
tmulantes medicinas para la indiges-
ti6I.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-08

tia enferma, nerviosa, debIl,
imposibiIitada casi para ell nu-
trimiento de su future hiio?
i.Sufria listed fuertes dolores
en- los costados y en- la esPal-
da, en las piernas, y pasaba
uSted noches de inquietud?
Tai vez talnbien sus pier
mas Sc hinchaban y las venas
Sc veian recrecidas dilata-
das. Es rhuy natura! que una
mujer en- tai estado ffsico y
mental no pueda esperar hi.
Jos robustos y sanos nj tener
un parto facH.
El compuesto Mitcheila
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-08
Recommendations BeneficiOSaS
para TOda Mujer

es seguramente ell remedio
mas adecuado para cuando la
muier Sc encuentra en- este
estado deIicado. EI farnoso es-
peciaIista en- maternidad y
enfernedades pecuiiares de
la mujer, Doctor ]. n. Dye,
10 recomienda muy eficaz-
mente.
Ell compuesto Mitchella
es ptlrafnente vegetal. Viene
preparado en- plIdoras para
evitar ell uso del alcohol que
es un ingrediente nociso al
ORGANISING humane. Proc1re-
10 hoy. Sc haIIa de venta en
todas las farmacias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-08

sEs listed nadre de un nj
no enfermizo, impertinente Y
molesto? IRecuerda usted
ahora su estado de saIud da-
rante Ell embarazo? GCuanto
no daria usted ahora porque
ese mismo nifio raquitico, en-
fermizo y triste fuese como
otros, sano, allegro, inquieto,
rebozante de vitalidad y salud,
bien preparado para las futu-
ras Iuchas de la vida2
iRecuerda listed, sefiora,
81 durante 81 en1barazo, mien-
tras ell bebS Sc formaba en- ell
seno materno, usted Sc SEN