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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
Beauty Array
Stuns Casting
Director
Where arc the pretty girls?

Where are the pretty girls?
That's easy! They are within the
walls of First National studios, Hol-
lywood-hundreds of them
When announcement was made
that Colleen Moore would use 60 OF
Hollywood's most shapely and beauti-
full girls for her Irene" production,
the studio was swamped with fem
mime loneliness ant charm.
Daughters of wealthy families
the pride and joy of social matrons-
they were all on hand-all clamoripg
for an opportunity to appear before
the clicking cameras that will register
this famous musical comedy with
Miss Moore in the title role.
II have always boosted for Holly
woods pretty girls said June Math-
is. editorial director for Irene" and
noted scenarist. but where have all
these luscious creatures been all this
time?"
And when Alfred r. Green, d.
rector of Irene" looked at the long
lineup, he shaded his eyes with his
hands. turned away and told others
to do the choosing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
WALLACE BERRY GOES
Z. AFTER ELUSIVE DUCK

Wallace Beery, who is 10 b. featur-
ed with Mildred Davis and Raymond
Hntton in behind the Front" which
Victor Fleming is to direct for Para
mount. is getting a short vacation
before the picture opens He If at
present on duck shooting eIpedi-
Iion near Fresno. Cal.
Hurry Morey, veteran screen ac-
Tor. has been signed 10 play in
-Aloma Of the South Seas" starring
eliza Gay, a Paramount picture 10
be directed by Maurice Tourneur.
ifrcd Kelsey. character actor. be-
came the seventh kew" in Seven
Keys q Baldpate,' the George NJ.
Conan comedy starring Douglas Mae
lean. soon 10 be released BY Para
mount. lie has been cast in the role
~ the sheriff and possesser Of the
final key in the noted mystery story.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
BOYS TOUR 20 STATES
WITH SIS FLIVVER

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-two Chicago
youths bought a flivver for $50 and
toured 5000 miles through twenty
states at little expense. They slept
in a tent and cooked their own
meals.
When they got back from their
trip they sold their machine for $40.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
BLANCHE SWEET HAS .
ROLE IN SEA FILM

why Women Love" starring
blanche Sweet and Ben Lyon is one
Of the late film releases that will soon
o. shown locNlly. This is reported as
being q wonderful sea story and 10
D. rInit The clever Miss Sweet an op-
rsrsuuity similar 10 that she took in
<'.AhDa Christie
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
WILL CUTS OFF FAMILY.

BARRY. Wales. Nov. 14.-Joseph
4. West. retired sea captain. left his
100000 estate 70 charity. cutting off
his wife and four children.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
PRAYER IN MINE.

CARDIFF. Nov. IA prayer
meeting is held each week TO inaugu-
rate work in the Mynydd Wcwydd col
Eerv.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
JOPLIN WILL TAKE
ITS WESTERN LEAGUE
TROUBLESTOLANDIS

JOPLIN, Mo-, Aug. 5.-Decision
of the Western League not to trans
fer its st. Joseph franchise TO Joplin
after this city had been given assur-
ance that the transfer would be made
will be laid before Kenesaw Mountain
lands, commissioner of baseball,
with a request that he penalize those
responsible and compel them to REIN.
burse local business men who had
gone to the expense of making ar
rangements for an opening day and
fitting up n park.
This action was decided upon today
by committee that had been in
charge Of the opening day arrange
ments.
The st. Joseph club notified local
fans yesterday that it would not trans.
fer its franchise to Joplin after a
meeting of the Western League own
ers in Kansas City.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
LIFE SAVINGS STUNTS
TO FEATURE PROGRAM

A swimming and life saving dem
onstration, open to the public, will be
given in the Y. ". G. A. pool at
2 80 o'clock Thursday, it was an
nounced by Miss Edith X. Unison
Wednesday.
The demonstration will be given by
graduates in the swimming classes
and the Junior Red Cross Life Saw.
ing class.
Three to 81year-old children, OF
hte children's swimming classes, also
will give demonstration.
Miss Unison and Mrs. Louise
Matthews. instructors, will be in
charge Of the demonstration.
Those who will participate in the
graduate swimming class and the Rcd
Cross life saving class are: Dorothy
Darlington, Dorothy Raymor, Doroth?
Hill, Tarion Mueller, Lois Beasley
Imogene Beasley, Mary Jones, AlveS
Wakefield. Christine 1cazbalseta,
Leona Wolfe, Reuben Cenfuegos.
Mary Delery, Ida Delery. Mildred
Gerolamy and Lillian Gebbrat.
In tho children's class are Harold
Matthies. Russell Matthies. Elva
Marie Dawson, Mary Elizabeth Har'
per and Marie Hanrahan.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
DRY AGENT CUTS
FINGER DURING RAID

One of Government Hills largest
liquor dispensarics ceased operations
Wednesday when general prohibition
agents raided n house on Carson
street, arrested the two operators and
confiscatcd large quantities of intoxi-
cants.
The men arrested are said to be
two of the most successful bootleg
gers in Bexar county. They opcrat-
ed on a mammoth scale, but their
stocks were greatly depleted when the
place was raided because of the large
business enjoyed just following pay
day at Fort Sam Houston n few days
ago. They catered almost exclusive
ly to the army trade.
Sixty gallons of beer mash, 90 bot
ties of beer, 10 IL gallons of whiskey
which was divided between five H.
gallon containers, and 1000 empty
beer bottles were confiscated.
One of the prohibition agents had
a finger almost severed from his hand
while breaking bottles following the
raid. 1t was necessary for him to 70
to hospital to have the finger sewcd
back in place.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
.916 RECRUITS.
COMING To
FORT SAM
Truck Convoy to Go to
Galveston to Meet
Soldiers.

Recruits numbering GIG will board
the transport st. Mihiel Mt New York
Thursday bound for San Antonio by
way of Galveston for service in the
Eighth Corps Area.
A total Of 1126 have been enlisted
but only 916 will be brought South at
this time.
Included among the recruits are 100
cavalrymen. 255 infantry recruits. 50
men for the medical service, 200 field
artillery, seven air service, Sc engi-
neers, man for the quartermaster
corps and one for the ordnance de-
partmcnt.
From Galveston the recruits will be
brought to Fort Sam Houston by truck
convoy, under the supervision Of Ma
jor ID. W. Ewcll, who is corps area
transportation officer.
The st. Mihiel is due at Galveston
August u.
A detachment of 100 recruits, en-
listed in the Eighth Corps Area for
service in Panama, will be carried to
Galveston TO embark on the transport.
The trucks also will carry approx
mately 100000 pounds of various
kinds of supplies that will be taken to
New York on the st. N'ihiel on its re-
turn trim,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
MEXICAN HIGHWAY
CONTRACTORS HERE

Both principal members of the
firm of Burns Brothers, international
engineers and constructors. arrived in
San Antonio over the I.-G. n. We'd
nesdsy on their way from Mexico
City.
The brothers signed a contract with
Mexican government officials last
Monday to build system of highways
between Laredo, Mexico City and the
Guatemalan border.
They will break dirt on the new pro.
jet soon in the Mexican capital where
the new chain of highways will radi-
ate in three directions.
The engineers declared that San
Antonio will reap invaluable profits
from the new roadway as it will make
this city the gateway to South and
Central America. where thousands of
tourists will motor when the new
routes are completed.
The work is to be pushed to early
completion, the engineers declared.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
Conservative Popular Songs
Prove Favsrites Over
Jazz Music.

In a contest between jazz music
and popular music played according
to more conservative methods, theater
audiences favored the latter in con-
test staged at the Palace Thcater.
A symphony orchestra composed of
high school students under the direc-
ton of Otto Zocllcr was awarded a
silver loving cup for getting the most
applause.
Mr.. Zoeller said when the matter
was preached to him he was not In
favor of entering a contest as the stu
dents had been under his training
only eight months. However, at the
end of the contest he was high in his
praise of the orchestra,
During the entire week, with four
appearances a day, no student was late
for the curtain call and they played
with the case of professionals, he said.
Mr.. Zoeller is director of orchestras
for the school system and has big or
chestras at Main Avenue and Brack-
enridge High schools. During the
summer the orchestra members keep
up their lessons, practicing every
Monday night at the Y. NJ. G. A.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
SEVEN KNOCKOUTS
ON C.M.T.C. CARD

Seven knockouts featured the first
round of fights in the G. NJ. T. c,
boxing tournament that started al
Fort Sam Houston Tuesday night
Two other bouts ended with winners
selected by the judges.
In the 135-pound class there were
four knockouts. Little of Company
Tx won over Garcia of Headquar
tiers Company Y, Howard of Head
quarters defeated Cook of Tx, Camp
bell of NIX defeated Sealy of KIN
and Felts of KX won over johnson
of the same company.
Mallory of Headquarters Company
X won by knockout over Chase oil
Company TX, in the 112-pound class
and Kimble Of Tx forced Butler Of
Headquarters to take the count in the
1876 class.
Allen of Headquarters won ovei
Evans Of Company TX by decision in
the 145-pound class as did Albis OF
TX over Gilbrcath Of LIZ in the ITO
pound class.
Taylor of Company Tx scored {
knockout over Booth of Company KIN
at 100 pounds.
All the boxers weighed in before the
bouts. and the creates variation W
weight for any class was three pounds
A medical officer was in attendance
at the ringside.
Eleven bouts are scheduled for
Thursday night,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.

KANSAS CITY, Aug 5.--Cattle. 1900.
calves, 800; better grades grain fed steers
and yearliugs comparatively scarce: very
active, 10n15 cents higher; stockers up
25 cent?; several loads sl2.50G14.0O: top
medium weights. Sass: best lleavies.
sli.10; yearlings held higher; short feds
steady; few early sales grassers. $3.50
500; steady. trading slow; better grade
shestock strong TO one-thlrd higher;
others steady; odd lots grain fed hefors
upward to Si1; grain fed cows, $1,000
$50; grass fat cows S3.50d5.35; hiefers,
S4.50975O; Gamers and cutters. s2.7S@
$500 calves strong to Is cents higher;
practical top, S1O.50; bulls. steady; ,bo-
lognas mostly S4OO@450; few. s4T5;
stockers and feeders slow about steady:
hulk feedes, s6.O09s.5O; stockers, $500
7.75.
Hogs. 200; shipper market mostly .5
cents FIyer than Tuesdays best time;
practical top. s13.S5; packer market
dull: few sales, 2O@25 cents lower than
the market yesterday; top, $3.50 on
choice 20O-pound averages; bulk desir-
able 40 to 22O-pound averages. $3.50 q
1880: bulk sales. SlS.25 1880; $50 e
325-pound weights. $13.2591S.55; packs.
ing sows. S12.oO9l2,5O; light lightx
around steady; sorted lots l40 TO $50
pounds, SiS.65@l4O0; stock pigs steady.
mostly S12.50413.25.
Sheep, 5000; killing classes steady to
strong; odd lots native lambs. Sass:
better grades mostly sl42591L75; Louis
ianas, ST.75. rF
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
CALIFORNIA POLICE
ON ANOTHER TACK
IN MYSTERY BLAST

MARTINEZ, Cal, Aug. 5.-An un-
identified workman from New York
City, was tentatively accepted by au-
thorities today as the murder victim
whose charred body was found in lab
oratory of the Pacific Cellulose Com
pany last week after an explosion and
fire as the result of which Charles
Henry Schwartz, Berkeley chemist, is
being sought on warrant charging
murder.
Evidence gathered yesterday, re-
vealed that Schwartz, who at the time
of the explosion was believed to have
met his death, had advertised for n
helper about the plant and had told
employees that he was expecting a man
from New York. tos
Schwartz carried insurance policies
in excess of 100000 payable to his
wife and the cellulose com. any in
which Mrs. Schwartz was heavily in
tcrCSted, .
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
WINTERS AND MARTIN
ON WAY TO REPORT
TO SPUDDERS TEAM

WICHITA FALLS, Aug. Doubt
as to whether Pitchers Jess Winters
and Pat Martin, purchased n few
days ago by the Wichita Falls club
from the Portland club in the Pacific
Coast League, would join the Spudder
team was put to rest Wednesday
when telegram was received at club
headquarters from President r. o.
Harvey of the Spudders, who is in
Rochester, MINI. to the effect that
both players were en- route to Texas
and would join the Spudders at
Beaumont.
Difficulty of the Spuddcrs in get
ting players bought out of the coast
league previously this season to re-
port caused the fans 70 wonder if the
latest purchases would accept Texas
League berths.
Winters is a right-hander and Mar
tin a southpaw.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
LIONS HAVE BIC
Time At
FEAST
Barbecue and Bathing Girl
Revue Feature Out
door Meeting.

San Antonio Lions fed the inner
man on barbecue and Toasted their
eyes on the ravishing beauties Of n
bathing revue presented for their
benefit at Lambert Beach, Bracken-
ridge Park. Wednesday noon.
Many Lions were present TO enjoy
the unique outdoor feast that is pre-
pared for them annually. A regular
southern barbecue menu with all Vt
the trimmings was served to the fam
ished Leos who fell into the spirit Of
the feast with great gusto.
After the supply of barbecue had
been depleted the Lions turned their
attention to the bathing girls revue
put on under the direction of J. Wylie
King. There were eight pretty girls
in the group that entertained the
frolicking lions. They were Ebert
Kifer of the Fox company. Elyiri
Gerloff of Frost's, Jewell Miller Of
Blums, Media Craig. Idell Carr. Aileen
Henry. Peggy Tuga Iinson of the EN-
pire Theater and Donna Lou Gilmore
of the Palace Theater.
Prizes were awarded the beauties
following the revue.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
WHEAT REACTS
ON SELLING !.
PRESSURE

CHICAGO. Aug. 5.-New upturns IN
the price OF wheat today developed IN
connection with assertions Of material
Improvement OF export demand together
with enlarged business with domestic
miIlers. Persistent European buying OF
future deliveries was also said to be IN
progress. and there were further pessi-
mistic crop adyiceS from Canada. -.
Free selling. a goo deal OF which
appeared to be OF a proflt-tsking char
acter. was IN evidence on the hulges.
however ana led 10 sharp reactions at
times. b.
Subsequent fluctuations were numer-
Gus, but holders continued TO he favored
in current gossip, and according to one
authority the world has actually less
wheat for the ls25-2s season than in the
previous crop year. Wheat closed irregu-
lar at x net decline 20 y advance, Sep
tember $3.50 ts iisoh and December
sI.sOA TO ti.61.
Corn ana oats lacked support. After
opening at a. cent decline 10 y cent
advance, september s1.O5k 20 si.06. the
corn market made a little further gain
in some cases, and then receded all
around TO well below yesterdays finish.
Later the corn market became bit
flrmer owing to sympathy with wheat.
Corn closed unsettled X off to u up.
September Sf.O5 Eto sos.
Oats started unchanged to cont
higher. September 4S to 4Sh. Later, the
market became easier.
Provisions scored gains, despite lower
quotations on hogs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
RULING MAY PERMIT
$4,000 REFUND IN
TAXES AT ST. LOUIS
BY the Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-Estimates of
the National Bank of Commerce and
the Isaac T. Cook company, Inc,
managers of a large number of office
buildings here, indicate a refund of
between 100000 and $150,000 might
be claimed as a result Of the recent
tax ruling by the United States board
of tax appeals.
The ruling permits deductions from
taxable income for obsolescence of
buildings.
The refund may be claimed for the
years 1920 to 1926, if the owners file
notice of their intentions to submit
amended income tax returns.
Twelve months time is allowed for
filing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
Wall Street Features

New bond offerings today aggresatIng
Eis,OOo,ooO were led by ,s,72O,OOO Chi
cago. Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway 5
per cent equipment trust certificates
priced at 9sA and yielding $50 per cent.
by local banking group. Other new
Issues Included $4,000, 900 Helburne, Inc.
first closed mortgage sh per cent sink
Ing fund gold bonds at 100 and interest
and 100000 Little River Redwood
company, 6 per cent gold notes at los.
An extra dividend OF so cents a share
in addition to the regular quarterly dis
bursement OF 50 cents has been declared
by the Vacuum OIL company, former
Der 10 to holders Of record August IL.
An extra dividend OF the same amount
was authorized in the two preceding
quarters.
Approximately 734 new enterprises
with authorized capital aggregatlng a.
O66, $50. 900. were Incorporated through
out the United States in July, the best
showing since June, 1928, compilation
by the Journal Of Commerce shows.
were organized with I5,ISs,2i3,75s capt.
tai.
The retirement OF three officials from
the Bethlehm Stl corporation was an
nounced today--Archibald Johnston, vice
president; II. s. Snyder. vice president in
charge Of finances, and William NJ.
Tobias, general manager. Their duties
will be distributed among other officials.
Subsidiaries of the United States Steel
corporation are operating slightly I'M
der 20 per cent Of capacity. compared
with IS per cent last week and 81 per
cent a month ago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
JOINT HIGHWAY BOARD
CREATES SYSTEM OF
INTERSTATE ROADS

WASHINGTON, Aug. ga sys-
TEN of interstate roads, known as
United States highways, was created
here today by the joint board on in.
terstate highways.
More than 20 roads we're included
in the system, forming n network
over the entire United States and
touching every state capital. Thirty
arterial routes were designated to
traverse the country east and west,
and north and south, reaching vir-
tually every point of historic and
scenic interest.
The routes will be numbered and
chartered. One route starts in Texas
and runs across the southwest and
up the Pacific coast to Canada.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
Texas Markets

AUSTIN, Aug. b.-outslde hay mar
kets continue somewhat dull and I'M
changed, new crop offerings being re-
celved with little interest Prices, how
ever. are fully steady.
No. prairie, Kansas City, S11.75; st.
Louis, $3.50; Minneapolis, $3.50.
yer. ;l7.5o.
No. / timothy, Boston, s25.75; New
York. 1850; Pittsburgh. s2S; Cincin-
$1,000; Kansas City, SIS: Denver 'ls.
AUSTIN, Aug. 5.-Fruit and vegetable
shipments from Texas were somewhat
light. yesterdays rollinss consisting OF
but 20 Texas OF 3l2 cars Of watermel-
of ~ apples, IS Of 32I cantaloupes, one
OF 2s7 peaches.
Total shipment Of other commodities
from the nation az whole for the "a
hours follow: Green peas, II; grapes, 10;
string beans, one: sweet potatoes, Is;
cabbage, IS: cauliflower, 2; celery, IS;
onions, 11I; potatoes. 52T: mixed Vege-
tables. l3+; tomatoes, IS; peppers, IA
piums and prunes. 6; spinach, one; let
tuce, 81: melons. miscellaneous, IL;
mixed citrus, &; mixed deciduous. 25.
shipping point markets OF North and
changed around 7Sds5 hundredweiRht
for 2S-30s and S5c to sl.25 hundredweight
for s2-40s on a carlot usual terms T. o. b.
basis.
AUSTIN. Aug. 5.-Poultry and eggs
show little change today. most lines be-
ing fully steady at unchanged prices
Delivered in Texas markets this morn
ing producers offered the followins
prices:
Poultry: Hens, mostly t5e; springs. IL
d22c; old ROSTERS. Sc; turkeys. 16d1Tc
pound. live weight: ducks, iS9 soc; geese,
Use: guineas. 3Oa35c each.
Eggs: No. 1 candled $3.50 per case OF
30 dozen; infertIies, 80.
Butter: Packing stock country 2i9
PC. creamery A. &c n 4ac.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill, Aug. 5.-Hogs:
Receipts, 1900; Light hogs mostly loo
lower; medium and heavy butchers. 10 to
l5c lower; bulk desirable $50 to ZOO
pound weights. SlA25@l4.35; 21O to $50
pounds. Sll.OO91415: $50 pounds and up
tiaS5dl4.OO; good weight killing pigs
around si4; packer sows, Sl2.2b@l2.35.
Cattle Receipts, 5000; no early ma
overs: buyers holding back; western
steers steady at S6.0O@S.15: some held
higher, no fat light yearlings in; best
cows. steady; lower under tone on other
classes; Gamers and bulls and plain
heifers unchanged: Gamers. S2,50d 800;
bulls. S4G5; helfers, S5.506S.SO; light
vealers opened 25c higher to shippers at
Sll.T5; packers later bidding lower.
Sheep: Receipts 1000: generally steady;
top lambs. hi.7S; bulk early sales,
ewes $3.50; heavies downward to f5i
Gamers and Gull grades, $1,000 $50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
THIRTEEN NET STARS
SURVIVE AT DETROIT

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 5.-Elim-
nation of several of the nations
leading racquet stars was in prospect
today, from a field Of 13 tennis play
ers who remained in the annual
Western clay court tennis champion
ship on the Detroit Tennis club
courts.
Having survived the two-day weed
ing process, in which 20 players from
the United States and Canada start
ed Monday, the stars were matched
today in the fourth and fifth rounds.
Foremost of the contests expected to
develop scintillating tennis were those
between Kirk Reid Of Cleveland and
Harry Mckee, promising junior from
California, Harvey SnOdgraSs of Los
Angeles and Ira Reindel of Detroit,
Lucian Williams of Chicago and Har-
~ Wick of Cleveland,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
Days of Meness
Ouer for
Brooks Officer

Days Of idleness seem q faint
prospect for First Lieutenant
Wendell II. Brookley, who re.
Gently reported at Brooks Field
from McCook Field, Ohio, where
he had been on duty as test
pilot at the engineering school.
An order issued from Brooks
Field headquarters has assigned
him to his new duties. 1t reads
as follows:
'Tn addition to his other du.
ties, First Lieutenant Wendell
il. Brookley. Air Service. Is de.
tailed as officer in charge Of fly.
ing, operations officer, accident
and investigating officer, liaison
officer, maneuvering officer, and
member Of the faculty board,
vice First Lieutenant Virgil
Hine, relieved"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
CENTRAL BAPTISTS
BEAT YOUNG LIONS

The Lion Club juniors were rather
easy for the Central Baptists at Lions
Field Tuesday afternoon. the Baptists
winning by score of 1913. The win.
ners made Is hits and two errors, the
losers only two hits and one error.
Ten runs in the last two innings
capped the climax.
Walker hurled his first nine-inning
game for the winners and allowed only
one bingle M TO the ninth. while he
got four hits himself, as did Outer
slider. Swindler made three. Bat
tcries were: Walker and Swindler ;
Bankston, Weston and Gourley.
The teams will play again Satur-
day at . o'clock on Lions Field.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
THE LIGHT STAFF
TO EAT ARMY FOOD

C. NJ. 7. G. training will be OBJ
served and the camp menu will be
sampled by members of the staff of
The Light. who will visit the summer
training camp Thursday morning as
the guests of Colonel John L. Dewitt,
camp commander.
William NJ. Mcintosh. business
manager of The Light, and L. A.
Hoskins, managing editor, will be in
the party.
After observing tho training of stu
dents on the drill field east of the bar
racks, the newspaper men will join
the students of Headquarters Com
pany at lunch.
A brief talk to the students Of the
company will be made by Mr.. McIn.
tosh.