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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30

FOR RENT-Five-room cottage. bath
and electric lights. no gas. good garage.
two lots all chicken fenced. a nice cool
quiet place 10 live at city limits on Mel
rose court just off Mccullough Ave. tia
per month. Ring Mrs Long. WOODLAND
i3Is-W
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In the Artesian Belt

322 acres, all smooth level land; 100
acres in high state of cultivation, no
other improvements. Adjoins the town
site Of Derby in Frio county; only one
half mile from railroad and in the proven
artesian belt This land can be bought
for only s3j per acre now, and will be
worth s75 in IL months. Terms u cash,
balance long time, no trade. Call Mr..
Webb.
THE W. L. COLEMAN co.
800 Moore Bldg Tr 1OOb
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1851.
FOR RENT-Five-room bungalow. new,
garage Pittsburg heater. shades, iinoleuIu
In kitchen and bath, beautiful buit-iu
features. Apply 400 Wilmington Ave.
EIGHT ROOM house for rent. corner
house. 1901 saunders avenue. lights. 90
bath. tWo garages and outhouaee, ~ EoQ4
condition. paved street and cemeut Haita.
owner. next door.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities 81

FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities 81
BUSINESS chances. r.. L. Mayors. with
4 FENNELL DIBRELL, TEXAS LAND.
$40 BRADY BLDG. TRAVIS 71Io.
FOR SALE-Cigar. ma gazine, candy and
soda water store; cheap for cash. CT.
1893.
HAMBURGER stand, ali equipped. ready
for business. leaving town. will sacrifice
to first reasonable offer Call at once.
Geo. Ray 4l2 w Locust.
Why Pay More?
Hammermiil bond. the business mans
stationery. 16-pound letter heads. s3.7S
Der 1000; 81 for 1000; envelopes to
ter head, Xxx envelopes. business cards.
statements. bill heads. dodgers. s3.s5
per 1000. ss.25 for 500; mail orders add
Use postage.
CASH AND CARRY PRINTERS
S07 w Martin st Between Main Avenue
and No Flores Or. 500.
BEFORE buying. sellins. building. Dor
rowing. lending renting or insurinK. re
Richey a Casey.
Hotel Lease
Forty-five rooms. each with private
bath: well furnished Throughout. This
is one OF the best locations In the city
and can be bought at very low figure
owing to the fact that the owner has
other interests that require immediate
attention. Priced for quick sale at $4,000
cash. Call Mr.. Scott.
THE w. l.. COLEMAN co.
500 Moore Bldg Tr 1905.
STORE building ISxSO. shelving and
counters installed, on paved street. good
location for any kind OF business, $50
per month. Or. 315S.
DRUG STORE, Rio Grande Valley.
monthly cash sales. $4,000; well located
brick building. long lease; invoice sl1,-
900. r. J.. Mayors, with
FENNELL DIBRELL, TEXAS LAND.
$40 BRADY BLDG. TRAVIS 7i40
Hotel For Rent
Furniture and fixtures OF a 26-room
hotel for rent at a very reasonable price.
Call Mr.. Scott
THE W. L. COLEMAN co.
400 Moore Bldg. Tr. 1905.
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Adams Apartments

6?2 East woodlawn. five rooms, hall.
and bath, oak floors throughout. hand
some built-ins, every convenience, sep
arate entrances. unusually comfortable
and attractive, $50 feet to street car
large grounds. beautiful lawn. lease very
reasonable, unfurnished, no children.
SOUTHEAST apartment, three rooms
glassed-in sleeping porch. private family,
paved street. garage. Tobin Hill. see
Brooklyn. OR. 405l.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
ARE YOU DUNE? IN THE RUT?


I borrowed 800 from John P. Forrest
Company, 500 Gibbs Bldg, paid them
back at S6 per week for II weeks. in
Guiding principal and interest. Mean
time, in addition to my salary, made
about $500 buying and selling bargains
One day 1 woke up to the fact that a
salaried person Is a virtuous fool TO de-
pend on salary job forever. John p.
Forrest Company will always find a way
to loan you on personal notes, household
goods, salary, endorsers, diamonds, stocks
bonds, insurance policies real estate. first
and second mortgages, homesteads, prop
erty out of the city and state, almost
anything. You owe 1t to yourself, Mr..
Salaried Man. as well as those dependent
on you, to put something away for
rainy day. Learn something of the bust
ness world by making few investments
on the side, a hundred or so, might
eventually put you in business for your
self. Try your luck.
Cordially yours.
JOHN DOE,
Financier and Clerk, Too.
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Oil and Gas Lease

1906 acres six miles west of OakvilIe.
Some big company should have this lease.
Gas showing in water wells all around
Us.
LACKS C KNIGHT, Owners
Or 9s2
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Houses Furnished

LAUREL HEIGHTS
Five-room colonial bungalow. Well furn-
ished. woodlawn 2l4-w.
PARTLY furnished nine-room house,
newly decorated. suitable for two fami.
lies. near school, s65. $50 L. Mlstletoe.
woodlawn 2I4.
SMALL furnished cottage for nice quiet
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30

This is only a partial list. We havs
furnished and unfinished apartments In
all parts OF the city. Stores. Phone our
office for appointment. We SHOW them.
THORMAN & OPPERMAN
i25 E. Travis st. CT. 3ffs.
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RENTALS
Apartments Unfurnished

FOR REST--Nice cool three-ropIn apart.
ment. Just completed. corner Garden and
IarOh Sts
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
Hotel Lease
Hotel For Rent

Furniture and fixtures OF 26-room
hotel for rent at very reasonable price.
Call Mr.. Scott.
THE W. L. COLEMAN co.
900 Moore Bldg. TT. 1905.
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1910 Travis Bldg.
Farms-Ranches. Sale

SAND LAND near good road and rail-
road. Improved. Best bet for fruit
vegetables, bees, dairy, hogs. John l..
strohm, Realtor. Hicks Bldg.
RIO GRANDE VALLEY FARM-Located
three miles from one of the best valley
towns. one-half mile from Missouri Pa
cific extension (now building), three
miles from Southern Pacific location,
small house, modern, garage. various out
buildings. corral, windmill, tank, 40
acres OF the best citrus land in the VAL
ley; ~ 5-year-old bearing citrus trees
torange. lemon, grapefrulO; 81 3-year-old
citrus trees; numerous ornamentals. figs,
plums, grapes, etc. A bargain, railroad
activities alone will double the value of
this place In IL months. See II. C. Har-
ter. Edinburg. Tex.
SMALL FARM
Under Irrigation suitable for truck or
diary. For particulars write to Long &
Wilcox. Box 845, Del Rio, Texas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30

FOUR rooms and hath. gas. lights. iot
OF shade and flowers. al Fairview. Ma
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30

BEFORE buying. selling. building. oor-
rowing, lending. renting or insurinE. se'
luchey q Casey.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
Furnished Houses

FurnlSheQ Houses
We have few very desirable furnished
houses, would appreciate chance TO
show them TO you. Richey, Casey &
Gragg, sal N. St. Mary's st. CT. ll2S.
FIvE-ROOM furnished bungalow. con-
yenient 10 Brooks Field and school, $50.
Mis-. 3015-J.
NORTH SIDE-Five rooms, bath,
screened southeast porch. PIttsburg heat
er, servants room, garage, adults only,
no sick. Gre Ass.
REAL home. Five-room well furnished
bungalow; newly papered and painted.
307 +. Cypress. Or. $685.
FOR LEASE-FurnIshed. my two-story
home on Tobln Hill. 514 Erie Ave. Two
blocks from school: has all modern con-
veniences, furnished up-to-date: must be
seen to be appreciated; will make at
tractive rental to responsible party. Drive
by and look at place before renting. Call
woodlawn 620-W
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30

ll26 NoLAN-Three-room modern house.
two-pieee bath. Apply liza Nolan.
FIVE-RoOM modern house. two blocks
from Beacon Hill school. TT. 1854.
MODERN four-room bungalow, screened
porch. SIS McLans Ave. Keys at 3it
or 101T E. Euclid.
1881 S. PREsA
Five-room modern house. For further
information, CT. 97o5.
A NINE-RooM two-story with douhie
set OF plumbing, IN excellent condition.
at t01 Adams st. Very low rent; all con-
veniences; polished floors. new paper and
electric fixtures. ensmeled woodwork; a
rent bargain. Call Or. sst. >
Lucchese Realty Co.
EOS Moore Bldg. =
FOR RENT
six-room house, garage and servants,
room. TT. S060
FOR RENT-Unfurnished clean six-room
cottage. hall. two screened porches, good
locality, Tobin Hill, garage. Apply 81
Lewis st.
FOR RENT-72e Camden, s35; $3.50 W.
Travis. s2S; good location, near car line.
-. -. ~.
NICE flve-room modern bungalow at $50
=. Craig. Rental 52.6o per month. Call
Or. 99l.
Lucchese Realty Co.
eos Moore Bldg,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30

MODERN FIvE-RooM HOUSES In
Beacon Hill, Highland Park and one
block off S. Presa. $50 to $50.
MODERN SIX-ROOM house best part
Crosby st.
Make summer rates on above places II
taken by September I. Call Miss Nc
Comb, or. 6O6s. G. & c. Hagelsten. 2i7
N St Mary's
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NORTH SIDE eight-room. modern bun
galow on corner. garage, walking dis
lance. near schools. good condition. $50.
S24 E. Quincy TT. 32s.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28
1 !, 4 | Z 4 Il

proves that Stravinski can, if he will
write as clear a melody, in the old
fashioned sense Of the word, as Ravel
or Elgar 1t is light and clever music
attempting and failing to describe the
activity of beehive. Far be it from
me to accuse Stravinski Of plagiarism,
but there are moments in this scherzo
that are too reminiscent Of Dukas'
"Sorcerer's Apprentice"
Then a masterpiece Of the fully rip
ened genius Stravinski-'Le Chant du
Rossignol," which is in English 1.-THE
Song Of the Nightingale" Based on
an old story of Hans Christian Ander-
son this work exists in three forms,
first as an opera, second as a ballet,
and, in the third form played on this
occasion, as sympaonic poem. 1t is
concerned with the story of the Chin
ese emperor who had a pet nightingale
that left him cold when he got me
chanieal nightingale as present from
the Mikado of Japan. But when the
SnpSEOI ID SIGN anu Q0dJu Bits Ou uAo
pillow, the mechanical bird is broken.
and the real one appears, charming
death and saving the rulers life.
It is impossible even to attempt
description of this music. The best
description is the apt metaphor, the
appropriate analogy. But there is no
analogy to be made to "The Song of
the Nightingale" It is unique, it is like
nothing else played as music, it is
only to be experienced.
The program ended with suite in
five movements drawn from the ballet
"The Fire Bird" one of the Russians
early creations. There is much PEP
and brilliancy Of color in the suite, but
coming as it did after "The Song of
the Nightingale" it was too much of
a let-down.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28
LIONEL TERTIs, THE GREAT
VIOLA PLAYER.

Mr.. Stocks eighteenth Symphony
program Of this season. given in Or
chestra Hall last Friday and Saturday,
was one of double significance. 1t
was given over completely to the work
Of contemporary English composers
with an English scoloist, and, OF the
four compositions making it up three
were descriptive of cities.
Lionel Tertis, the great viola player.
was the soloist. He presented, for
the first time in this town. two move
ments frem a suite for viola and or
chestra by BENJAMIN Dale. Most Of
the music Is simple stupidity, but
there are in it spots and patches Of 2
peculiar violet colored music that tho
viola tone seems to inspire.
The viola is the day laborer of
musical instruments. No orchestra o.
any size is complete without 1t, no
string combination bigger than trio
can dispense with it. Yet, with the
single brilliant exception of the Der
lioz Harold in Italy" symphony there
exists scarce solo spot Of Importance
for it. The viola works. but without
the reward of a chance to stand out
out.
Lionel Tertis is phenomenon. He
arrived on the scene as a soloist on
an instrument that has only a paltry
solo literature. And at once his con-
temporaries began making literature
for him. The music for solo viola
that is pouring out of London today is
due to Lionel Tertis.
1t is worthy OF note that the instru.
ment Tertis uses is larger than the av-
erage viola. 1t has a different tone
too, something like a sort of soprano
violincello, if such a thing were pos
sible.
The program opened with a sym
phonic movement descriptive of Paris
at night. written by Frederick (before
the war it was Fritz Delius. The op-
ening and closing sections. wistful
little tune in the oboe. suggest some
what the spirit of the town at night,
but the rest of the composition IL a
failure.
This was followed by the Londor
symphony of Ralph Vaughan Williams.
The London symphony has been dis
cussed here before, so we shall not go
into letails again. II is without doubt
williams materpiece to date. and on,
of the great pieces Of program music.
Williams sees London as It really is.
and in his music the pathos Of Lon
don. the horror and hunger OF Lon
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28
BY ALFRED v. FRANKENsrEIN.

IGOR STRAVINSKI, the great Rus
l sian composer, directed the Chica-
go Symphony Orchestra in four of
his own works on the regular program
of last Friday and Saturday which was
given at Orchestra Hall.
BY way Of contrast with the advanc.
ed modernism of Stravinskl Mr.. Stock
opened with the Beethoven seventh
symphony, crystal clear, dancing
music, sparkling diamond-like under
Frederick Stocks baton.
Then came Stravinski. This short.
vigorous person who has upset the
music Of three continents with his sur
passing genius, opened his section of
the program with an arrangement of
what the program called "The Song
of the volga Bargemen" for wind and
percussion instruments. Stravinski I'm
tended that this world famous tune
should, in his arrangement. become
the national anthem OF the new Rus
STA. There is q certain amount to be
said for him in this. The tune is dis
tinctly Slavic, is well known and Is
a song of labor. Stravinski's arrange.
ment is short and has tremendous
power. But the composer overlooks
the most essential point. National
anthems are born out Of war. The
song that carries nation thru revo-
luton will be the national song of that
nation after the revolution Is consum-
mated. SO 1t is that neither Stravin-
skis "Song OF the Boatmen OF the
volga" or Grechaniov's Hymn OF
Free Russia" have displaced the Inter
national.
Followed a fantastic scherzo written
by Stravinski in 1908. This piece
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28

TIE HENOEO tOiNfnt t1EtA REs
kAEYERHOLD is the spirit of the
NI revolutionary drama in Soviet
Russia. He it is who has swung the
theatre directly into revolutionary ac-
tivity, while at the same time, height
ening the artistic effects and making
of the theatre a spectacle splendid as
nothing has been before, rich in art,
in propaganda in broad, and yet sim
pie effects.
Meyerhold has spoken the last word
for revolutionary drama in Moscow.
His dynamic genius sweeps every
thing before it and produces theatre
that means death and oblivion to all
bourgeois ideals of society and art
After Meyerhold one is no longer in
terested in or held by ordinary drama,
no matter how poignant. Why? Be
cause Meyerhold brushes in his over
powering dramatic and satirical scope
all the bourgeois ideals of the world
that world of polite society, of brut-
diplomacy and cruel expression. Mey-
erhold makes you feel the very es-
sence of these things and side by side
with this, he raises the Communist
ideals Of struggle. Of sacrifices and OF
comradeship.
There is practically no scenery on
the Meyerhold stage, and all the ef-
fects are produced with wonderful
groupings and with lights from the
wings that achieve enormous and post
er-like effects. It is clear and strong
and Is the beginning Of new world
drama.
There is no reason why the nucleus
Of such theatre should not be start
ed In America. There is opportunity
for a theatre of this nature in this
country, such theatre working in
direct contact with the party.
The Workers Drama League, which
produced the beautiful pantomime for
the joint bazaar under the direction
of Sadie Amter, may be the beginning
Of such movement. Indeed, interest
and enthusiasm for this new field IL
so great that there is every reason to
believe that the Workers Drama
League viii do great things in the
future.
DR.. Arkotov. who produced the
DAWN" in Moscow. win produce a
splendid spectacle, "The Paris Com
mune," on March Is, at Madison
Square Garden. for the benefit of the
Workers Party press. This viii be
a magnificent pageant. in which hun
dreds of comrades will take part. The
fifteen thousand who will crowd Madi-
son Square Garden to witness this orr
ginal production will carry away with
them a picture for life.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28
Secondhand Books

Used Communist, Labor and Eco
non,ie books, pamphlets, magazines
and maps In all languages, bought.
sold and exchanged at cut prices.
Daily" Book Exchange
Dos James st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-28
An Appeal
to Proletarians of
the World

ueSceuueu upon the cafeWOrn, tOillng
peasantry not only in Europe, but
also in other parts of the world
The landlords and the capitalists
are dealing out bloody revenge to-,
the best sons of the toiling peasantry.
for the only offense that they dared
raise their voice against the oppres-
sors and exploiters Of the village.
In Bulgaria the stalwart champions
Of the peasants cause are being muir
dered; in Rumania the peasants are
being shot in their hundreds and en-
tire villages are being levelled to the
ground by artillery FIRE; In Poland
the infuriated generals and landlords
are threatening death to millions Of
peasants, shooting and imprisoning
every day some Of the best sons of the
toiling people.
Everywhere, in Czecho-Slovakia and
India, in Corea, Italy and Egypt. in
Peru and Canada, in America and
China, everywhere the attempts Of the
peasants to improve their lot, to OBJ
tain land and human conditions Of
existence, are met with stubborn re-
sistance on the part Of landlords and
capitalists, who drown such attempts
in sea Of peasants blood.
Hundreds Of thousands Of widows,
mothers and orphans of peasants. who
were either murdered or imprisoned
fnrs he 1Afk
means of subsistence.
Thus it was in Rumania, thus it hap
pened in Poland. Bulgaria, Czecho-
Slovakia, Esthonia and other coun-
tries.
Fellow Peasants and Peasant-women:
Do not trust the hypocriticaI pa
cifst" twaddle Of the fiunkeys Of the
bourgeoisie and the landlords In the
camp Of the Second international. do
not put your faith in the dope admin
istered by the priests who are the
champions Of landlordism.
Continue the fight for your cause,
for land and power, ana let there Be
no peace between wolves and shesp,
between landlords and peasants. The
organization which renders aid and
comfort to the victims Of your Aght
against capitalism and landlordism is
the International Red Aid.
The Industrial workers Of all cCun-
tries. who are engaged in the same
fight against capitalism and landlord
ism as yourselves, have long since ap-
preciated the great worth Of this or
ganization. which has BEEN 30 help
full to them. and they are joining It in
Masses
Fellow peasants: Join the ranks Of
International Red Aid q. r. Al. sup
port and strengthen the only organiza-
ton which renders aid to the victims
Of the revolutionary struggle Of the
peasants for land, freedom and
power.
l. r. A. win solace the lives OF your
imprisoned comrades and win plead
on their behalf before the workers and
peasants thruout the world.
Raise your protest against the cruel
violence practiced by the master class.
Demand freedom for the imprisoned
fighters.
Down with the terror practiced by
the landlords and capitalistsl Long
live the hght against the landlords.
Long live the toiling peasantry thru
out the woridl
Peasants and workers Of all eoun-
tries, unitsi
The Presidium Of the International
PEASANTS Council. Signed: Smirnov
GU. 8. 8. RI, Dombal. poland. Bur
~ Germany. vazeilles France),
Rydio (Czecho-Slovakia). Hero (scan-
dinayian). Gayan (Mexico). Ken
Hayaehi (Japan), AlQuac tIndo-
China). -,
Evening star., 1925-06-14
ARGENTINA CONFIRMS
FINDING OF NEW STAR
Nova Pictoris at First Visible to
Naked Eye, La Plata OBJ
server Says.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, June 13.-
Confirmation of the discovery of
new star. Nova Pictoris, first seen in
the Southern sky on May 25 by Wat
son Of South Africa, has been received
at Harvard College observatory in a
radiogram from the Argentine gov
ernment observatory at La Plata.
The observations were made by
Director Hartmann and confirmed for
the first time three weeks ago. When
discovered the star was of exceptional
brightness, visible to the naked eye.
Nova Pictoris, reported to be of the
second magnitude, is a peculiar type
of variable. of which there have been
very few reported. These flare into
sudden brilliance and subsequently
fade. Few are ever bright enough to
be visible without a telescope, how.
ever. They have a peculiar spectrum
and inasmuch as astronomers have
not yet established the cause for their
strange behavior the analysis made
by Hartmann is expected to be of ex.
ceptional interest and significance.