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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
SAN ANGELO BUILDING
ALREADY AT $761 ,O47

SAN ANGELO, Sept. 12.-Enjoy-
ing tie greatest growth in at least a
decade. San Angelo reached a total
Of s761 ,047 in building for 1925 when
66 permits in August aggregated
SIP 100. Eighteen of the months
permits were for new residences. three
were for duplex bungalows, one for a
$4,000 apartment and several tor
business houses. the largest If which
is Howe & Walton's $4,000 brick
structure IN West Harris avenue in
the first block off Chadbourne street.
The building record for the first
eight months in the year exceeded
the entire amount for 1924 by Sl09,-
1880. The 1924 gain over 1929 was
S474 ,020.JO. or 272 per cent. a greater
percentage than any town or city in
the south except five. Averaging near.
~ 100000 a month, building per-
mits this year are certain to exceed
81 .OOO,OO0
A contract for the seven-story. 100
room annex to the st. Angelus hotel
alone will add at least S2O0,OOO 10 the
total Announcement was made this
week that ground for this addition
will be broken by October IS. The
McBurnett Hotel company, owner Of
the st. Angelus. also contemplate tho
erection Of a 2OO-room hotel either on
the site where the Hotel Landon
burned August 20, or in that section
Of the business district. 4 committee
will report September 10 to the San
Angelo Masonic Lodge on plans for q
new temple that probably will cost
500. 900.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
NEW APARTMENT, 10
ROOMS, AT LOCKHART

BRADY, Tex, Sept. 12.-"Brady
Heights" is the name chosen for
Brady's new restricted residential ad-
dition, which is being opened up by
F. Wulff in the southwest part of
this city. Seven persons suggested
the lucky title in a contest held by
Mr.. Wulff. IT,
The new addition comprises 81
blocks of choice property, and lies on
top of a large, level hill, the highest
and coolest spot in town. The ground
registers a slight drop to the south
and east, giving free access to the
breeze in summertime.
Its rich, fertile soil, we'll ADAPTED
for landscape gardening, and its spa.
cious streets together with other ad-
vantages and the restrictions placed
upon the homes to be built, make this
addition a desirable location for
Brndy's best class of home-builders.
Fifteen homes were already on the
Brady Heights addition before Mr..
Wulff purchased and improved it, and
a number of residences are at present
nearing completion, among them the
beautiful, white brick home of Mr..
and Mrs. Wulff. Contracts have
been let for five more houses.
The number of houses under con-
struction and those contracted for,
and the rate at which the lots are
selling, indicate that this new addi-
ton will soon be the most beautiful
and attractive residence district in
Brady.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
WORK IS STARTED
ON SCIENCE BUILDING

SAN MARCOS, Sept. 12.-Con-
struction has already begun on the
S150,O00 science building for the
Southwest Texas State Teachers Col
lege at San Marcos. The building is
to be modern in every respect and
well equipped for scientific study and
investigation in biology, chemistry,
physics and other sciences. Other i'm
provements are being made about the
college which will add 10 the comforts
and offer advantages to the students
the coming session.
The teacher placement bureau has
this year demonstrated a phase of
service the college renders to the state.
A large number of teachers have been
placed in the public schools, and yet
the college has not been able to meet
the demands made for teachers who
have graduated from the institution.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
CONTRACTS ARE LET
At SCIENCE BUILDING

SAN MARCOS, Sept. 12.-College
Heights is the scene of much activity ::
a large force of workmen is engaged
in tearing down the old science build
ing, which will give place 90 the $780,
900 new building TO be erected on the
same site.
Contracts for the new building were
let to the following persons: Dielmann
Construction company, Huilding. S12G,-
795; Jud-Ormond Company, heating,
S52T6; John Wattinger, plumbing,
1924; A. H. Shafer, wiring. S2024.
The building will be entirely fire
proof, four stories in height with Il
frontage of 165 feet and u depth of
60 feet.
Four science departments. aGricUl-
ture, biology, chemistry AMI physics
will be housed in this building and
will occupy as many separate floors.
The building will be finished in the
carly spring, and ready for occupancy
at the opening of the summe- gassion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
HIGHWAY
FOLLOWS BOND SALE

CUERO, Tex, Sept. 12.-Road dis.
trict No. of this county, which in
cludes the Cuero- Westhoff stretch of
the Glacier to Gulf highway is await
ing the announcement of the routing
of the road before active work secur.
ing right of way will be undertaken.
OF the $135.OO0 of bonds voted by
the district S102, 900 worth of same
have been sold to local people and
the money is on hand in the county
depository at Westhoff waiting for
demands to be made upon it.
As the Gonzales and Wilson county
sections of the highway are now in
course of construction, the Dewitt
county gap will mean the completion
Of hard surfaced highway, the first
of its kind in this part of the state,
all the way between Cuero and San
Antonio, with steps under way also
10 complete the stretch of 80 miles
between Cuero and Victoria.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
LONG LEASE BRINGS
MORE THAN MILLION

With rental amounting to ST.
241,00O, officials of the Los Angeles
Income Properties announce that they
have secured from Clara Brunson a
99-year lease on her property at the
southwest corner of Vine Street and
Selma Avenue.
The corner is being improved with
a two-story structure costing approx
mately $150,000. Fronting on Vine
Street a distance of 113 feet. the site
has a Selma Avenue frontage of 135
feet.
Plans show that the ground floor
will house nine stores, while the en-
tire upper floor will be given over to
a dance hall to be known as Holly
wood Roof.
This portion of the structure has
been leased for period of ten years
to James F. Morley at an aggregate
rental Of 100000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
CHIMNEYS CAUSE
GREAT FIRE LOSS

Chimneys were the chief fire de-
structive agent in the United States
during five.year period recently
closed, according 10 the National
Board Of Underwriters, the statistics
disclosing that at the present time
fire is damaging a home ever three
minutes, day and night.
Although chimneys were the chief
destructive agent, exposure really is
an effect instead Of a direct cause Of
fire" the report declares. The prin-
cipal originating causes. with the mon
etary losses they entailed, were. re-
spectively:
defective chimneys and flues. $780,
991,2SS; sparks on roofs, s31. 379. SS4 {:
stove, furnaces, boiler and their pipes,
S24,34S.96J; matches, smoking, 49,
129,3S2: petroleum and its products,
S16.423, 245; electricity, si5,4iJ,-
963."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
START BIDDING SOON
CARLSBAD BUILDING

Plans are 10 be completed Septem.
Der 8 for the improvements to the
tubercular sanitorium at Carlsbad
The work will include a two-story ad-
dition 10 tie laundry building, two,
story addition 10 the medical admin.
istration building and a tWo-story sd.
dition to the power house. All Of the
buildings will be constructed Of con.
crete and will cost approximately
S1JOO0O. Phelps & Devices are arch
itocts
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
BEEVILLE TO OPEN
NEW STORE SOON

BEEVILLE, Tex, Sept. 12.-Bee-
yille's new store, the Goodfriend
Bros. Dry Goods Storc. will open for
business soon in the Klipstein build
ing and stock has begun to arrive. p.
4. GoOdfriend. Of the GOodfriend
Bros. firm, recently returned from the
Eastern markets where be purchased
an entirely new line Of goods to be
placed in the new store.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

London is rapidly taking on the
physical appearance of an American
City and it will not be many years
before the British capital will be-
come the prototype of our great Amer.
lean population centers in point of
buildings, according to Herbert 5.
Martin, vice president of S. w.
Straus and Company, who has just
returned from an extended visit TO
London and the Continent.
AN amazing Transformation is now
taking place.. Mr.. Martin said in
discussing the London building situu-
ton. Both in business and in resi-
Dental types, London is taking up
the typical American idea. AS a re-
suit, American building interests are
constantly coming into closer contact
with the London situation. Our
architects and builders are being call
upon to assist in the innovations be-
ing introduced, and there undoubtedly
is being created a strong demand for
American capital for building purposes
which, in my opinion, will grow stead
lily stronger as Londoners become bet
ter acquainted with the advantages of
American types of buildings.
APARTMENT DEMAND.
THE servant problem and high tax
alton are elements that have much TO
do with the present remarkable trans
formation. Many of the old Lon
don families find themselves financial
ly unable to maintain their homes on
the elaborate scale that existed be-
fore the war, combined with which is
the difficulty of obtaining efficient
servants. Consequently, there is Il
growing demand for apartment houses.
A brief walk through the fashionable
Mayfair district reveals many empty
homes. People simply are being
forced to seek accommodations in no.
tells and apartments.
There is also a great demand for
medium-priced accommodations. The
London clark is having hard time
to find adequate housing facilities.
There is also a great demand for bach
elor quarters in London, and / be-
live some of the large projects for
single men or women or for small
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
BIG FLOOD PROJECT
TO COST $I,2OO,OOO

Bids will close at 10 O'Clock Septem-
Der % for a flood control project at
Edinburg, P. s. Devine, Of Pharr,
engineer for the project. states. The
work will include leYees and control
work along Sardinas Resaca and Rio
Grsnde Rivers. II will cost $500
900.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
FALSE ECONOMY
RESULT Of Z
SALARIES
Wife's Earnings Should Be
for Emergency, Husbands
for Living Expenses.

This is the sixteenth OF a series
Of articles by Elwood Lloyd,
financial expert, on the successful
financing of the home.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
LONDON BUILDS WITH US.
MONEY, IS AMERICANIZED

families who desire limited quarters,
such as we have in America, could
profitably be duplicated in London.
AMERICAN OFFICES.
"Regent street is rapidly being re-
built with wonderful structures occu-
pied by department stores and spc-
cialty shops. Property along this thor,
oughfare is mostly held under the old
crown leases and the lessees have
found that they cannot now secure re-
newals unless they agree to put up
modern buildings. Consequently, the
old brown stone buildings that have
been a distinguishing mark along Re-
gent street for generations are giving
way to American office and shop
buildings. All the American types
of buildings that / made inquiry about
both residential and commercial, were
renting well. There are not many
high-class apartment houses in Lon
don, but those that do exist are full
of tenants.
MANY of the old banks adm trust
companies downtown have caught the
American spirit and are rebuild
ing. ...
REMODELS BUILDING. -.
Even the Bank of England-'the
Old Lady of Threadneedle Street
additionally known as the last word
in conservatism, has yielded to the
postwar tendencies to the extent of
having the interior of its banking
house quite largely remodcled, al,
though its imposing facade remains
unchanged.
The entire London housing situa,
ton is what / would call acute. /
found the people there as a rule no:
averse to the American building in
vasion. They are finding that our
way of doing things is not only
productive of much personal comfort
and efficiency, but is also increasing
the income and value of London real
estate.
Il look for continuation of these
activities, and, while it is hard 70
think of London as having a building
boom, l believe activities there will
be of such a volume within the next
few years as to be truly amazing"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
Y0AKUM FINISHES
NEW $4,000 HOTEL

YOAKUM, Tex, Sept. Pm. NJ.
Faber, who has conducted a cafe in
this city, has just completed the cree
ton of a second-story over his build
ing on May street, and has equipped
same with hotel rooms at cost of
$4,000. Mr.. Faber's new addition
was opened for inspection Sunday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
WORK IS BEGUN ON
HARLINGEN HOTEL

All bids have been rejected for the
three-story and roof garden hotel to
be erected at Harlingen for J. J.
Burke, it is announced by Harvey 7.
Smith, architect and work is being
done By day labor.
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CqnTaeTCa C pemeHHaMH sTOrO W.
pewGeHna " SaMbImHaeT paCROA Cpe
gA nOpTHblX.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-21
KNTANCKNE TEHEPA-
Hbi PNMNPNHNCb.

BAIIIHHTTOH. 3Iccb no.
.lyqeno coo6uIeHHe H3 Riraa
0 TOM, TTo MeTIy BpaiFIllo-
IIIlIMI HIITailcEIlMH reHepaHa-
NH qaHroM, opyIoBaBuilIM B
MaH&ypnH II 'XpHcrImIIcElM''
TeHepaIoM beHroM [E i;aTro-
He) c0cT0a.Iocb c0llalIWHHa,
0IaFoIapa EoTopoMy 0yleT
Hpe1oBpaIHeHa Ia.TbHeiilIIIaa
TpaMIaHcEaa BOiIHa B knTae.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-21
K MNHNCTEPCKOMy kPN3NCy B nOUbWE.

BAPLIABA. MNHnCTpY WHO
CTpaHHbIx 4eA CRpwNHCHoMy
He y4aAOCb c9opMNpoBaiO Ho
BblH Ka6NHeT MNHNCTp0 OBJ
CRpxNHcRNH 6bln HpoThB yA.a-
HeHNa N3 HoBOTo Ka6AHeTa re
HepemHero MnHMCTpa BceH-
HbIx GeA CNRopCRoro, RpoThB
RoToporo oHonqhANCb MapulaG
nhnbCyACKNH VI AeBble 3AeMe-
HHTBI B CeHMe.
Inpe3N4eHT BeAYexoBCKnH,
noCAe Hey4aqM CRpMnHcEoTo.
nopyqNA C4opMNpoBaHNe IA
6nHeTa npe4Ce4aTeAW CeAMa
PaTaN. KoT0pblH BCTyRMA B ne
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-21
BAXHOE "N3O6PETEHNF

6epHnH. ,1Ba HeMeuEHx Nj
MnRa oTRpbI.H cHOco0 HcHyc-
%cTBeHHoro HarpeBaHHa II OKLA
11eHHa ra3oB, yHoTpe6Iae-
MbIX Ha IIIpH%a6IaX. BHaro-
Iapa aToMy T3o0peTeHnD VIA
cTca HpeIoTBpaTHrb Bo3lyTH-
HbIe EaTacTpo4BT H yIeIIe-
BTTTb pacXOIH no HO.IeTaM Ha
IIIpHHa0.IaX.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-21

Hbp NopE. Ha ycTpoemnoM
ToproBoii HaIaTOH 6aHEeIe B
"BaIIopP AcropHn" IIpc3H-
IeHT KyIHIH TOBOpH.I 90 yc-
HeXaX, 1OcTHrHyTBIx co Epe-
MGHH OROHqaHHa B0ILHBI B ;iMo
pHEaIIcEoii TOproBle II HpoMbI
IH.ICHHOCTH. p
On yEa3aI ia Bee BO3pac-
TaEoTuec 6HaroHoIyqHe cTpa-
nbI, poor 3apa0oTHoG H.IaTBI
II cblTpaHHyIo aMepHEaHcEnM
IanHTa,HoM po.IB B peE0HcIpyR
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-21
KEHEBCKNN BbINTPA1 ZAP
TNN y RAnAblAHRN.

:. MOCHA. Ha lpoHcXoIaIIIeM
3Iecb MISREPRESENTATION llIaYMaT-
HON TypHupe, Il BeIIIHoMy y4llBle-
HHI0 BECK, ceIbMyl0 HapTlII0 Bblllr-
paI Y MHp0BOrO qeMlllIoHa hallao-
.laHRu pyccHnii maXMaTlIcr heHeB-
cEnii.
AERuNH n. HNPBAHbl.
B cy60ory Fl nOa6pa B 7.30 BEL.
c%OcTOHTca IeEIIIIH II. HHpBaHH ia
TeMy: "CYWHOcTb @aTepHn " sara
AKA Rn3Hn". IIocIe leElIHH BonpO-
Chi II cBO6OIHoe o0cyTIeHHe. b Ha
Gil no6cyB4eHHe. HapoHH. Ion 5l3
II. IL vi. BXoI 6ecnlaTHBIll.
TAM Re \ BOeHpeceHbe Y Hoa0pa
%cocToHTca .IeIIIna H. NORMA Ha re
NY "HcTOpHqecEoe HpoHcXoTIeHHe
xpacrnaHcTsa." Haq B ! qac. INA.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-21
peroBopbl C CeHMoBblMN bpa-
RuNaMN oTHoCNTeAbHo C0CTa'
Ba HoB0ro Ka6MHeTa.
.TN6EHb HAP0XO1A "
200 qET0BEK.

aBaHa. IIOT0Hy.I IIap0X0]
"BH.1b lie H'aHc'' Ha'par1aB1
IIIIIiica n3 TaIITII b CaHrlIarol
Ky6y. Ha 6opTy HaXoIH.locI|
200 pa6ogHX, eNaBHnIx ia pd
60Ty Ha caXapHHle lt1lijrallHII.
lilo c.IyXaM, bee OH EOiTiU,IH.
AHT.1lIilcEIIi1 IapoXot lI0Io6-
PAL TO,TbRO TpH ne IoBCEa rs
HOMaHlbI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-21
BO3gyuIHAH nOqTA B RAHA8y

BAlIIHHIT0H. kaHaIcHHii ILL.,
TeHep XoIaTaiicTByeT HepeI aAe-
pnEaHcEHM HpaBHTe1bcTB0M 90 w
peaIeHHa B03IyunHoii HoqTH Me%Iy
BobbalO, il. II, Il TOpoHTO, Ka-
HaIa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-21
3AaBHEHNE PE4ARuNN.

BBNly T0r0. qT0 B CeT04Ha-
mHNH Homep "PaCCBeTa" DO
maN npeNMymeCTBeHHo era
TbN. nOCBameHHbIe naMaTN
ToACT0T0. np040HReHNe era
TbN "0TpblBRM N3 ncnoBelN
6blBmeTo KpaCHoro reHepana''
H0H4eT B noHeleAbHNR
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-21
BbInN1N &BE4CTBEH.
lOKA3ATEHbCTBAg.

&PNT01A, H. AK. CY4ba YcT-
paHnA OF HCnOAHeHna O6%a3aHHOCTeH
npHcaRHblx 3aCe4eTaAeR-CTapulnHy
npAca8Hblx &ORCa " GByx 4pYrhx
npACa%Hbx,-ReAN N R%OHeBepa, 10
TOpbIe BbInnAN H~eCROAbR0 6yTbIAOR
BO4RH, npe4c1aBAeHHOH Cy4Y B IA
qeCTBe BemeCTBeHHOrO 4OKa3aTeAb-
CTBa.
CY1ba TaRRe HaAOKHA Ha np0-
BHHnBmnxCa npHCa%Hblx mTpaP OF
20 40 5 AOA.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-21
PyCCKNE CTy4EHTbI NgyT HA
0APMbI.

B%HHHner, Man., RaHa4a. CD4a
H%pH6BIa H3 bpamHH TpyIIIa pyc
cTHx cTyTeHTOB. Ohm yqHIHcb B yHH
BepcHTeTe.. TeHepb OHH HaHpaBH-
.IIcb Ia 0apMH B BpaH4oy. CpegH
Hux meDTca HHEOIait TpaHOp, Mn
xaH.I THMOmIH, BacHIHii I%IypyRHH,
AIeEcaHIp BacEoB Il Up, IIOqTH Bee
OH - 4eTH pyccRHX IpecTbaH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-21
EBPEN C06PA1N 6OIEE AK
MN1HNOH0B HA 6HArOTBO-
PNTEHbH0CTb.

HbN N0PR. 3 qeTblpe gHa eB-
peHcRne %OpraHNsaunn s9ecb cO6pa-
M 1000, 1886 4oA. Ha p~a3anqHbIe
6AarOTBOpnTeAbHbIe AeAa. TlapTHep
%uyRopoBcRoR bNabMOE R%opnopaunN
BpayH4 noxepTBoBaA $4,000 1OA.
B 04uH geHb 6bIAo Co6paHO 6OAee
OgHOro MHnnnOHa 4OA.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-21
HA6EE HA TANHbIN nPNT0HY

BeCTOpaH4W, f. 4%. l%IolTUIHa
ycTp0ILIa HaOeT Ia TallHbIlI lIpIITOH
II. apecTOBaIa B,laIeIBIIa eTO Bal
.IHHGepH, IByX MoIOIBX IeHIIInH II
~HecE0IbEO M0I0IbIX ,1IOIeGf. HanIe-
HH napTOTHTecEHe cpeIcTBa II CHI
pTTMe HaHITEH. Bee 3aIepTaHHBIe
lpnBleGalOTca Il cyIe0HoH o%TBeTcTBe
HH0CTH.