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Evening star., 1925-10-13
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
NAVY PROVES SHORT
WAVE IS EFFICIENT

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 20.
R)-The naval radio station at Say
vile. Long Island, has been ordered
decommissioned, and its traffic routed
through a new twenty-kilowatt tube
set ut Arlington.
The Sayvillc station taken over from
the Germans during the war, handled
the navy traffic with San Juan, Porto
Rico, operated on an are set.
The tube set is recent development
which has a greater capacity for ra-
do opera Son.
Experiments with the short wave
high frequency radio have made it
possible to establish n night schedule
with such n set from Washington to
the Far East, by taking advantage Of
darkness. when the high frequency traf-
flee moves most efficiently. The SEIZED.
ulc is maintained by relays from
Washington to San Francisco, snd
thence to Honolulu, Guam and the
Philippines. This work is done on 10
meter wave length.
Operating on 40-meter wave, high
frequency communication has been es-
tablished on a permanent basis at night
between Cavite and Guam, and plans
are being made for developing this
type more completely. orders having
been issued for installation Of short
wave, high frequency sets at Atlantic
coast naval air stations for experiment
tai purposes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
RADIO LISTENERS
ASK SILENT NIGHT

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-CD-The
Broadcast Listeners association to-
day pledged its support to the citi-
zens' radio committee Of New York
City in an effort to have radio sta
tons in the metropolitan district OBJ
serve one night week as silent.
The association backed Strike of
listeners in Chicago resulting in
agreement whereby all but one subu7-
ban station decided to sign off on
Monday nights, observed as silent by
stations within the city.
Frank II. Mcdonald, president of
the d. l.. A., writing to Joel J.
Michaels, executive chairman of the
New York committee. assured him
that the Broadcast Listeners as
ISOLATION will give every possible CO.
operation and stay with you in your
fight until you have secured silent
night in New York City"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
ACTRESS APPEARS
IN HEART BALM SUIT
By Universal Service.

NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-Wilda
Bennett, winsome coincidence, whirled
IN to Mineola courthouse at the wheel
of her red roadster Monday to face
the suit of Mrs. Katherine NJ. Frey;
Of Louisville. KY, for alienation OF
affections. Beside the actress sat
Charles C. Frey, the handsome horse
man. with the 100000 worth of af'
fections. -,
The crimson car was the machine
that figured in the collision that
killed Anna Beach recently and the
occupants were the same.
They made a striking couple, the
tall. hawk featured athlete with q
white plume of hair cleaning ngains,
his pompadoured locks, and the slim
brunette actress in herringbonc coat
martin scarf and chic felt hat.
William j. Fallon. counsel tor thu
actress. asked that the case be post
poned because he had been i'll. Su
preme Court Justice Faber granted
the request, but fixed tomorrow per
cmptorily to open the case, because
several postp6nements had been grant
cd before Fallon was retained.
Miss Bennett and Frey left the
courthouse through n side exit ans
sped away in the red roadster.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
FRAU LOUISA SCHROEDER
A PEACEFUL SUFFRACETITEE
BY A. J. LORENZ


years she has been a member Of the
German parliament from Schleswig
Holstein. She is one OF the 81 wo-
men members and one of the three
to come to America for the meeting
of the Inter-parliamcntary union
meetings.
TELLS HER AGE
In appearance one would hardly
distinguish her from an American
business woman Of 40. She doesn't
object to giving her age. Her tan
wooden dress is Of American fashion.
There is little time for style in her
duties and her hair. slightly streaked
with gray. is unbobbed.
"Of course. have no objections
to women bobbing their hair, they
NAV shave their heads if they think
it n better STYLE" she adds.
On the platform Frau Schroeder
loses the AURA of her feminity in the
ca rnestness of her appeal.
In politics she is equally at home
with the men.
Equal rights? We have them in
Germany" Frau Schroeder adds.
women may be elected president
There is no discrimination
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
WORLD TRADE BOARD,
MALONE PEACE PLAN

An international board Of trade as
means of preventing wars in the
future. was proposed by Brigadier
General Paul b. Malone, commander
Of Fort Sam Houston and the Sec
ond Division. in an address before
the Academy of Arts and Sciences,
Monday night.
General Malone declared that eco
nomic rivalry is the chief cause of
international conflicts and expressed
the opinion that wars would be
stopped bv the formation of an in
ternational board of trade similar to
the United States Chamber Of Com
mcrce.
Such n board would regulate com
mercc between nations and hold sus-
pension of trade with recalcitrant
country as a powerful weapon to set
tie controversies.
Lasting peace. he declared. will
come when commercial rivalry ceases.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
SOVIET DEBATES
MARRIAGE LAWS

MOSCOW. Oct. 20.-CP)-Proposed
changes in the Soviet marriage laws
cnlivened the debate at today's ses-
sion of the all-Russian parliament in
the Kremlin. For the first time in n
long period. women delegates partici-
pated in the. discussions of congress.
One of them declared that men were
responsible for most of the divorces
and some of the men members blamed
women for all domestic infelicity.
On the question of the proper age
for boys and girls 70 marry, Caucasian
delegates pleaded for the reduction Of
the age limit of is years for boys and
10. years for girls. explaining that
girls of south Russia matured much
earlier than those elsewhere in Rus
sin ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
NEW S. A. DIRECTORY
WILL BE COMPILED

Work of San Antonio's new city
directory will be started next month
when staff of about 80 will begin
compiling the information. f.. Mer-
chant. representative OF John F.
Worley Directory company, successor
to the Appler Directory company, an
nounced Tuesday.
Approximately 5000 pages will
make up the directory when COM
pleted. making the San Antonio di-
rectory the largest in Texas. About
three months will be required TO COM
plete the house to house enumeration.
the new directory being completed
sometime in the latter part Of Feb
ruary or the first Of March, Mr..
Merchant declared.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20

CHICAGO. Oct. 20.-Frau Louisa
Schroeder. who was elected to the
German reichstag at the age of 81,
has but one abhorrence-that she will
be mistaken for a militant suffrn-
gcttc. p.
Anything but that" she declared,
wildly recalling her youthful impress
sions of picketing English women who
smashed windows and went on hun
ger strikes when jailed.
HAS TITLE OF MRS"
Compare that with the quiet,
matter-of-fact achievement of our wo-
men," continued Frau Schroeder, who
despite her spinstcrhood carries the
title of Mrs The paradox, she ex-
planned it.
"Oh, that" she laughed, "became
the custom without. anyone thinking
much about it. A woman when elected
to the reichstag or any other office,
for all that. Immediately becomes
Frau n sort of index that she has
arrived Mt mature thinking, whether
she has husband or not
BY profession, Miss Schroeder is n
school teacher. For the past SIX
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
POOR COLOR SCHEME
BLAMED FOR TIFFS
AT BREAKFAST TABLE

CLEVELAND, Oct. 2O.-CR)-The
bride groom who precipitates the first
quarrel at the breakfast table may be
led to do so by red wall paper, which
gives him mental Indigestion. That
is the tip given to brides by William
Downie. master painter and decorator.
of Cleveland. ut the convention of
paint. oil and varnish manufacturers
today.
Every color arouscs some response,
either agreeable or otherwise" Mr..
Downie said. "LOss of appetite. for
instance. may be due to the decorative
scheme of the dining room. Restless
ness may be caused by a jarring note
in the living room. Systematically we
react TO colors and that reaction is
more important than we realize"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
Grandchildren
Celebrate As
Aged Pair Wed
by Universal Service.

10y NtENltt.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2O-Seyen
great.grandchildren whooped il
up last night, when the great
grandmother OF four Of them
married the great-grandfather Of
the three others.
Two weeks ago, Samuel Baron
told his friend, David Hartman,
that he was lonely.
Come. to Brooklyn and I'll
find someone TO take the loneli-
ness out OF your life." said
David. Samuel went.
Last night, 7s-year-old Samuel
wound up a whirlwind courtship
Of S5-ycar-oid Mrs. Jennie
Singer.
ut was love at first sight,"
said Mrs. Singer.
Rabbi Suckerman performed
the orthodox Jewish ceremony.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
WOMAN, RELEASED
IN MURDER, FA|NTS

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 20.-CP)z
Miss Lillian NJ. Emanuel, in whose
home Maurice Z. Felt. wealthy realtor
was found fatally wounded on the
night of September 30, was freed BY
a coroner's jury after an inquest into
his death. She tainted when the vcr-
dict was announced. rs
The jury found that Felt died from
4 gunshot wound inflicted at close
range by person or persons un-
known at this time to the jury. IL
was later announced at the office OF
the district attorney that no steps
would be taken TO re-arrest Miss
Emanuel ''for a time. at least Miss
Emanuel had been held in prison
without bail on n charge of suspicion
of murder since October L.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
HELICOPTER MAKES
. SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT

PETERBOROUGH, England, Oct.
20.-tP)-Thc helicopter, or "auto-
gyro." invented By Don Juan de Ia
Cicrva. made third successful flight,
achieving q speed of 20 miles an hour.
then lowering in the air and landing
gently after an almost vertical descent.
De la Cierva said that the autogyro
needs take off space Of only twenty
yards and will be able to land on a
ships deck or carry mails TO the center
Of city and alight with them on n
platform erected above the buildings.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
200 RABBIS GATHER
FOR ANNUAL MEET

CINCINNATI. Oct. 20.-P)-
More tim 200 rabbis. representing APP
proximately the same number of
congregations throughout the country
met here today for the Both annual
convention of the central conference
of American Rabbis which will con-
tinue. throughout Friday. Todays
program included the reading of com
mittee reports.
Friday and Saturday the visiting
churchmen will participate in the
semi-ccntennial celebration Of Hebrew
Union College, Jewish scat of learn
ing here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
S. A. DOG is WINNER
AT AUSTIN SHOW

Paul Mourmans, proprietor of the
La Miniature Kennels Of San An
tonic, won prizes at the Austin one
day dog show at Barton Springs Sun
day for best of breed. with his entry,
La Tex Dali Ova. The dog, a Chi
huahua, was adjudged best of its
breed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
JAMES o. TRUEHEART
CLAIMED BY DEATH

James q. Trueheart. 50. Straus
Frank Saddlery company salesman.
died Monday at his home. 1911 West
Magnolia avenue. Surviving him are
his widow. Mrs. Harriet Truehcart
and his little son, James q. Jr.
Funeral services will be held at the
Trucheart home Wednesday MORNING
ut Q o'clock. Pallbcarers will be
William Y. Boot, NJ. +. Brooks.
Norton Doyle. Herman Froebcl. Mil
ton Varga and Alfred Kilcore. Burial
will be in City Cemetery No. 8.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
TEACHERS OF JUNIOR
SCHOOLS WILL MEET

A meeting Of all teachers of the
junior public schools of San Antonio
was held at Nathaniel Hawthorne
school at 3 p. m. today. Professor
J. +. Howard. director of junior
schools. presided.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20

(which car
shall | buy?"
There are many makes of trustworthy cars.
Among them are Chevrolet, Oldsmobile,
Oakland, Buick and Cadillac.
Each of these cars has the history of
pioneer. And each today, as "Product of
General Motors" embodies all the expert
ence Of the company which builds it, plus
the united experience and resources of the
whole General Motors family.
Sweeping economies, such as are attain
able in an institution of the size and scope
of General Motors, have made possible the
present line Of General Motors cars. You
are offered a choice of suitable models in
each price class. And both quality and price
warrant General Motors recent statement
that the line represents the greatest values
in automobile history"
GE n E RAJ
MOTORS
CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE
OAKLAND BUICK CADILLAC
GMC TRUCKS
AGAR FOL every purse andt purpose"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TALK

W. II. BIantOn, San Antonio ut
torney will address meeting of anti
vaccinationists in the Labor Temple
Thursday night.
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-11
Baby Comes to Woman
Found Guilty of Robbery

New Orleans.-Mrs. Wilbert Wash
burn of CarrolIton. Ga, who with her
husband was found guilty here recent
ly of assaulting and robbing a grocer,
lies in a hospital hoping the stork
who brought her a son might be de-
Gliding influence in getting a light SEN
tence for her husband. The couple
had been held in Jail here awaiting
passing Of sentence when Mrs. Wash
burn was removed to a hospital Sat-
urday night a few hours before the
child was born. The jury which con-
victed her recommended a suspended
sentence.
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-11
FAMOUS TOWER OF PISA
IN DANGER OF FALLING

would carry his fame to posterity.
Even as the workmen placed the stones
Of the round tower body the tower
began to lean. Before the thing was
completed the uppermost cornice jutted
out of perpendicular. Some slight al
teratiOns were made, and the structure
achieved fame through the centuries
as the leaning tower of Pisa.
Because the tower rests on the sur
face Of the ground, 1t is believed that
it easily could be lifted and removed
to spot where bedrock would assure
against another tardy subsistence. The
structure could retain it's unnatural
slant on Its new site.
There is no immediate danger of
collapse, according to the Italian en-
gineers who discovered that the slant
had increased. Tests probably will be
made Of the subsoil in various sections
OF the spacious square and a conven-
lent and safe spot selected.
European engineers are rarely called
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-11
Mexico City Is
in Great Danger

further submergence into the bottom
of the former lake. Engineers are
daily injecting tons of cement below
the foundations in the hope Of forming
artificial rock. Heavy rubber, steel
encased piping is forced below the
foundations and cement passed through
to the soft sand below. A f1ve-story
hotel in the city is two feet below the
sidewalk. The foreign office building,
completed last year, already is below
the level Of the street. In cases where
heavy buildings flank lighter structures
the latter suffer considerably from side
pressure. The Mexico City sewage
system is in a lamentable state of de-
composition.
Fifteen years ago the Statue of
Independence was erected, and after
six years Of work it was found that
ore side of the base, with a diameter
of some 200 yards, had sunk more than
one yard. The entire statue was torn
down, foundation torn out and tirmer
base placed, which kept the monu-
ment perpendicular. In a recently con-
structed building, which cost 100000
pesos, more than half the cost went
into the foundation, and although the
building in question is not yet complet-
ed it has sunk in one year number of
inches below the street.
Twenty years ago Mexico City
chiefly was built on the original is
lands of the Aztec lake and half OF
what today is city, mainly residen-
tial district, was then a swamp. A
hole less than three yards deep bored
at almost any spot in Mexico City
will reveal water. This condition
tends to weaken foundations and as
sists in the general sinkage of the
capital.
Prominent local engineers and con-
tractors openly express the fear that
"some day the valley of Mexico will
reconvert itself into its original lake"
The experts seem at a loss to offer
any remedy.
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-11
Proud University

Helsingfors university, Finland, en-
joys the following privileges: Cd No
taxes, payments or fees; (2) the free
Importation for it's collections of OBJ
jects of natural history, art and an
tiquity, also ethnOgraphic and other
objects; (3) the exclusive right to pub
lish for sale or distribution among the
people, directly or indirectly, almanacs
and calendars in Finnish and Swedish;
(4) the privilege of keeping a chem
lists shop of it's own in Helsingfors;
(5) the privilege of getting, free of
cost, copies of any printed matter APP
pearing in Finland; (6) the privilege
of getting, free of cost, one silver ehd
one brass copy of any medal coined n
Finland and one copy of any new coin
or printed ba1knOte.
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-11

hts geometricai instruments, for tne
taking of the height and distance of
the castle wall. for the better level
ing of his piece to make his shot; but
as he was about the same, he received
a small shot from the castle into his
belly, WhereWith he gave three leaps
by report, and died immediately
'"The 1925 commerce statistics will In
form you further that OrmuZ trades in
red oxide and rock salt for local use.
Interest in the Arabian side of the
Persian gulf centers about Bahrein,
the island of pearls, where the rich
Arab merchants have electric lights
add fans and automobiles. Then there
Is the Pirate coast, described as
desolate, wind-swept shore and d
tangle of narrow creeks and shallow
lagoons. Here live many retired
pirates who have turned their atten-
ton to the pearl industry.
"Even oil, in the Persian gulf, Is
not without it's romance when trade
observer quotes Keats:
"'And divine liquids come with
odorous ooze
Through the cold serpent-pipe
refreshfully'"
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-11
Modern Nights
in Old Bagdad

mainland by nine miles of mud flats
often impossible even by mules. In
the inner harbor, riding at anchor, is
the Persepolis, an ancient German
cruiser, the sole representative of the
Persian navy. 1t Is for sale.
How master Baffin" Died.
Near Bandar Abbas is Ormuz, once
the Bombay of South Persia, today al
most deserted. 1t has no fresh water
save what the fruitful clouds weep
over her, in sorrow of her desOlation,
late so populous' but 1t gives the
traveller pause for memory Of its high
adventures. The British and the Por-
tuguese fought there for mastery Of
the eastern seas; there the discoverer
of Baffin's bay met death.
master Baffin went on shore with
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-11
italy VIII Call for Help Of American
Engineers to Save Ancient
Monument.

Rome.-After I'll years OF giddy
leaning exactly 16 feet out of plumb
the famous tower of Pisa has added a
few inches to its cant. Unless RENE
dial measures are adopted soon, the
remarkable old pile will finally stretch
its 1873 feet of length lengthwise with
a sudden crash.
The problem of succoring the tower
is too much for European engineering
technique, SO Italy plans to send to the
United States for engineers to move
the medieval monument to a safer
foundation In another corner of the
square 1t has overlooked for nearly
ten centuries.
Subterranean streams have weak
ened the towers site. When 1t was
built in 1854 the ancient architect en-.
visaged a sturdy, upright tower which
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-11

No man ever attempts to fatter the
woman he truly loves.