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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-20
Gases en- eI estornago
afectan el coraz6n
Millare dc casos de ataQues del eoraz6u
Son causados por indigestion aguda,

Millare dc casos de ataQues del eoraz6n
Son causadcg por indigestion aguda,
dice un facnltativo
LIZ OPPRESSION producida por gases on
el estomaso no solo oauAa 1lauseaa v
gran ma-estar sfho que algunas veces
resulte fatal
Cuando despues de conner Sc siente
tnflamaci6n del est6mago una senss
ci6n DC preston, falta de respiration '
door Ia region del coraz6n. puede
afirmarge que la acidex del est6mapo es-
ga produc1ende gases que al subir opri.
me el corazon Esta es la causa de Ia
faita de respiration y los dolores agudos
Iue sc sienten.
Va sea Ia persona joven entrada en-
amos, ia genefaci6n de gases en- ei este
mago rs IN sfntoma grave cnaI debe
aarsele Ameclata y caidadosa atencion.
fara eAmln2r ra2idamente esos ga
ses' nmp1a1 q estonago neutralizar
IA acldez, no hay NADIA meior que nna
dosis te Magnesia Bisurada tomada sies-
pnes oe las cpmidas o cuando Sc conside.
re necesario. Froporciona alivio casi ins.
tantaneo.
En- todas las boticas bien surtidas se
nuede ootener Magnesia Bisurada en- pol
70 en- pastil'as muy POGO costo. pero
iHsistete en- que sea la iegitima Magne-
sia Flsurada, recomendada por los m6di.
COS e1 todo el mundo civiliEadc por mas
de 13 afios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-20

Tres kernosas canisas finas ae MA.
DRAS y PERCAL de la mejor calidad
ron hC1mosss lfstas de seda, incluyendc
colores negro, azu1 Lavender, ofrece-
mos } usted nm precio incretblemente
BAJC de IS. rs por TRES.
La calidad y estilo de estas camisas
son .desticos a las que costarian a usted
$500 mas en- la tienda de su poblaci6n,
son de magudica hectura, corte extra
punos franceses suaves doblados; de apa-
rtencia muy elegante. vale Ell DoBBE de-
precIo a. que las estainos vendiendo. Ia.
mahos del Is al II.
NO MANDE DINERO
..Pague al cartero 1878 mas unos
,cuanIos centavos de porte al recibirlas.
ST dcspues de examinarlas cree que a
valen q D0BLE de 10 que ha pagado,
devuelvsLas Y reembolsaremos su dt
nero
GRATIS: un par de mancuellas platsa-
das Sc daran gratis a TODD cliente que
paroveche. esta oferta
SHAINES Dept. F-1S,
IN Ienax Ave Naw York y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-20
La NorTc1A

La noticia es hija del peliodis-
mo mOderno, porque la medu.a de
Ia prensa periodical, en- nueatros
dias, es Ia information. IN pc
ri6dico, para ser ameno y, como
es consiguiente, leido, tiene que
dar pfeferencia a la tnfornacson.
porque el pdblico quiere enterarse
de todo 10 que ocurre en- todas par
ties. Salvo rarfsimas excepcionss,
cada lector es un honbre que no
,Quiere encontrarse- solas consigo
mismo, y, para lograrlo, Sc lama
mentalmente en- la turbamulta de
los sucesos exteriores. be este mo
do, la noticia ha substitute trian
falmente la hunilde gacetilla,
que ocupaba una sola seccion de
la hoja volandera, y aparece triun-
fante, en- todas las paginas de lee
tura, rivalizando con Ell editorial.
Y el editorial mismo rinde, casi
siempre, tribute a ia not1cia, por-
que srs ideas giran cass siempre
en- torno de temas de actualidad.
6Y que es Ia actualidad''. eli
suma, periodfsticamente hablan-
~
do? Una succession de noticias que
Sc relacionan entire 81 rcr orden
cronol6gico, derivaciones de un
rnismo asunto, erlazadas como
cuentas de un collar.
Asi, el periodisino ha dado ori-
gen a I'M nuevo arta: Ell arte do
escrbir noticias. Poruue no solo
hay que seleccionar La noticia;
hay que escribitla, de modo qiia
atraiga y file, aunque sea por IN
instante, Ia atencion del lector;
grave Q frivola, ha de tener inte-
res-esto, sobre todo--y sintetizar
,cuanto tenga que iecir en- ell me-
nor ndmero de lneas possible.
Una noticia bien puede. ser una
peuuefia obra de arte 81 Sc atina
con la verdadera expression del
aslinto, en- forma tai, que deten-
ga por un momento ell curse ca
prichoso de nuestra mente, pero
no mas que un momento, porque
la vida contemporaries es tan ra-
pida Y conpIeja, que solicita nues-
ira atenci6n de muchas parties a
La vez, dandonos apenas tempo
para fjarnos detenidamepte en
ninguna
X esa vida solo puede sopor-
tarse . condici6n de que expert
nentemos mdltiples sensaciones
en- el menor tempo possible, para
no percibir-- Q Greer que deja.
mos de percibir-la monotonia y
vulgaz1dad del fondo. Pasar de ur'
hnchamiento a una conferencia
sobre Oscar Wilde, y de este
.un nuevo conAicto de los Balka-
mes, v luego a i'm reparto de pre-
mios la virtud, con solemnes dis
cursos sobre la bondad y flantro
pia humans, resulta muy anne
no Y altamente educativo, porGue
nos presenta una ilimitada var1e..
dad de horizontes.
Los que no pueden, por faita de
lnedios, recibir impresiOnes direc.
tas en- los focos centrales de 10 ci
vihzacion que es donde Sc pros
digan tan agradables cosas -su-
plen esa deflciencia con la iectu.
ra del periodico
('scaras y acaretas ( BuenOs
Aires.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-20
sEGUNpA PARTE

Primeros Sc ordena a Ia junta de
Directories continuar hacienda todas
las gestiones necesarias fin de
eV-tar que Sc efectle rebaja alguna
en- los siseldos de los maestros o en-
Ia urracion del curse escolar.
segundo: Una vez agotados todos
los recursos, la Junta de Directories
soInetera Ia situacion al RREEREN-
DUN Individual de los maestros pa
"a que 6stos expresen la conducts
seguir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-20
acosta r 5 e,

use suficiente cantidad para hume
decor bien el cuero cabelludo y fro
tese suavemente con la yema de los
dedos.
Haga ESQ esta misma noche, y
al amanecer, toda sino casi to-
da su caspa ha desaparecido. Dos
tres aplicaciones mas, disolve-
ran y destruiran toda huella, no
importa la mucha caspa que US
ted tenga.
Notara que toda picazon y ras-
cazon del cuero cabelludo termi-
nara instantaneamente, y su ca
bello quedara sedoso, con lustre
bien suave " cien veces mejor que
antes.
listed puede obtener liquid arvou
en- cualquier farmacia Y nunca le
fallara. Avt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-20

COS del mundo. proiongan gus cur
SOS escolares mucho mas que
Puerto Rico: Dinamarca tiene un
curse escolar de 24O dias Gel cur
50 de Puerto Rico no llega zoo
ciasl, Francia tiene vacaciones
de seis seinanas NADIA mas; In-
glaterra tiene una vacaci6n de
una semana a mediados de curse;
Alemania tiene vacaciones duran
te diez semanas. En- resumen en-
Europa, en- realidad, el curse es-
.celar es de doce meses y. Sc paga
al maestro. por el mis1no .espaeio
de tempo.
tFl Ensenamos en- Puerto Rico
per un sistema bilingue, condi-.
ci6n especial que requiere mayor
cantidad de tempo para que Sc
cubra el trabajo Que en- i'm idioma
solamente es natural exija mu-
S4iO HleuOS l1eupO.
eG) Puerto Rico tiene alrededor
de 100 salones de clase con un
vaior aproximado de $3,4O0,OO0.
Con los muebles y enseres de clase
esta suma asciende "a mas de cua-
tro millones de dolares. Estas
cantidades quedan sin uso duran
te los meses de vacaciones, 10 que
resenta una perdida de mas de
0,000 por scada mes que las
uelas quedan cerradas. EIimi4
mar un mes escolar, es sencilla-
nente un NAL negocio para el
Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
tH) Cerca de $4,000 nifios de la
zona rural reciben solo medic dia
de classes, menos dc. tres horas
! diarias de clase. Rebaiar Ell curse
escolar nueve meses seria .pri-
var a estos alunnos de 81 horas
de La 4insignlicante suna de 54o.
.horass de que disfrutan en- la ac-
tualidad, anualmente.
.(L( Las .escueIas de Puerto Rico
ejercen sobre la mayor parte de
sus alunnnos una Influenza so-
cial saludable, va que la gran
mayoria de los ninos vienen de
Eogares que por sus condiciones
de pobreza ofrecen Influenza POGO
editicantes. Cortar un mes de cla-
Sc es priver a mas de 100000 nj
nos de Ia saludabie Influenza de
escuelas. Un mes mas nuestros
niTios nIligTios en- las GALES?
tJ) Los maestros Sc ven obli-
gados en- la actualidad a dos me-
ses de duras privaciones. Prolon-
gar estas priyaciones es una anne
naza desmoralizadora para nues-
tras escuelas para la sufrida
clase del magisterio.
lK) 81 privamos a nuestro siste-
ma escolar de las cosas buenas que
tiene, ponernos automaticainente
Puerto Rico mas bajo adn en- la esca
IL de los estsdos y naciones progre-
sistas del niundo %
:sexto.s ssolamente declaramos
81 t.- F.aIT p N l.
que nos asiste la raz6n en- nnestra
denlanda; que rone1nos nuestra suer
.te en- manos de la Legislatnra como
IA re psssentaci6n degftfna de nuesA
to pueblo, y en- Ell Gobernador de
Puerto Rico; y por liltimo, acudimcs
a los padres de familia en- solicitud
de su apoyo moral y a la opinion So
terana del pueblo como juez final
en- nuestra causa"
-.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-20

FL Consejo de Administration de
la oficina international del Traba-
Jo Sc ha reunidO en- Glnebra duran
te los dias 2, 3 v A de abril,
baio la prestdencia de N. Arthur
Fontaine, delegado gubernamental
frances.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-20

Finalihente, ei consejo, sin abor-
dare el examen Juridico de los profile
mas que pueda plantear la admission
de Mejico (que, como es sabido, no
es aun miembro de la Sociedad de
Ias Naciones.) en- ell ORGANISING in
ternacionaI del Trabajo, encarg6 a
su Director que continue estudiando
"a p6sibilidad de la participation
de este pals en- los trabajos de Ia
Conferencia en- las mismas ccndi-
clones establecidas en- Washington
respecto a FinIandia, cuyo case era
identico, y que no produjeron Objec-
cion alguna.
La proxima reunion del consejc
de Administration Sc celebrara el
Is de mayo venidero.
(Servicio de information de Ia Of
chm International del Trabaio)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-20
RELOj ORC BLANCO RELLENO
SOLO $6 IS

Hermoso reloj de pulsera para. sonora
2r amos. IA kt.. ricamente grabado, mo
vimiento de joyas. cinta con brooches d.
Gro blanco. excelente precision, viene en-
una caja de terciopelo forrada en- aeda
Regalo ideal para usted para sus ami
sos. Tenemos una cxsstencia Iimitada d
estos relojes para vender al baio precie
de $6.45, cada uno. No Sc pueds. conse
guir NADIA semeiante en- ninguna tienda lc
cal por el doble del precio.
SATISFACTION GARANTIzADA. PidalS
Embellishments aprovechando esta ofer
ia extraordinaria.
NO ENvIE DINERo. anicamente su nom
bre direction pague al cartero ss,45
mas unos poeos centavos por gastos d
correo al recibirlo en- su casa.
Dept. /. wills s51 East s6th Street,
New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-20

Para lograr
este, obten-
case cuatro
o MA $ del
prepa ra d Q
liquid arvon
aplfquese 10
de noche al
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
PROWLER FIRES
THREE SHOTS
At WOMAN
Failure to Turn on Light
Saves Life as She otter
Flees.

Failure to turn on a light as she
arose from her bed TO investigate
queer noises" about her home Mon
day night probably saved the life OF
Mrs. f. G. Dougherty, 100 Nolan
street when a prowler fired three
times at her.
The mysterious assassin turned after
fleeing a short distance from the
Dougherty home and hurled two large
stones at the half opened door in
which the victim had stood.
These, like the shots, failed to find
their target.
Motorcycle Officer William Chris
toph answered Mrs. Dougherty's call
for aid after the incident. He failed
to find the thwarted marksman.
II was sleeping in the room with
by two younger sisters. when l heard
a noise at the door, Mrs. Dougherty
related.
Jumping from my bed ! went to
investigate. As / opened the door lead
ing to the gallery the man began
firing"
Mrs. Dougherty could offer no ex-
PLANTATION of the mysterious shooting,
and police were at a loss for a motive.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
Manufacturer
Discuss Trucks

Whether motor trucks which do not
run at night should be required 10
have headlights was one Of the ques-
lions which came before the San An
tonic Manufactures Association d.
rectors meeting in the Gunter hotel,
Tuesday noon Martin Giesecke, chair
man Of the auto truck committee. and
W. A. Cap Williamson spoke on
the subject.
c. s. FOulds, president, and Webb
Feurot, sales manager Of the Foulds
Milling company. which recently
bought the Lion Brand Products CON-
pany of this city. and g. II. Byrnes,
manager Of the factory and director
of the manufacturers association
were guests at the luncheon. Hal W.
Tucker presided.
Decision to help in the entertain.
ment Of Major General William II,
Hart Of the quartermaster corps. Y,
3. army. who viii be in San Antonio
early next week, was made By the
manufacturers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
.OCHSE URGES MORE
CARE IN CRED|T|NG

How investigation of credit nc
counts before the retail merchant al
lowed credit to be extended would help
reduce the large sum of money lost
annually by poor credit was told the
San Antonio Retail Credit Men at
their luncheon Tuesday by William
Ochse, president OF the San Antonio
Drug Company. Losses incurred by
the extension Of credit unwisely total
annually hundreds of millions of dol
lars which the retailer cannot collect,
Mr.. Ochse said.
This could be eliminated il every
merchant would conduct more ex-
tensive investigation into the credit
record of the person applying for
credit.
TOO great a cheapening of credit
is as bad az no credit at ALL" Mr..
Ochse said.
Losses resulting from accounts
which are not collectable necessarily
must be borne by the merchant, and
ultimately by the consumer, thus in
creasing the high cost of living.
Charts used by the San Antonio
Drug Company were shown by Mr..
Ochse at the meeting.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
STUDENT STOWAWAY
WORKS HIS PASSAGE
by the Associated Pres.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-Cornelius
Osgood, q, Harvard University stu
dent. whose home Is in Chicago, stow.
ed himself away on the American
bound liner Minnekahda in London
and because he made his presence
known, it cost him eleven hours Of
hard work q day to get free pass
age.
Oxgood. the son of Frederick s. 0s-
good. landed here yesterday. He claim.
ed be was dead broke after "doing
London. After seven attempts TO sign
up with an American-bound vessel, be
walked aboard the Minneknhda.
~As soon as we were off," he de
clared. Il told the chief i was or
board.
81 worked eleven hours a day and
more when ] had TO. figured I've
paid my passage"
A representative Of the line heard
Osgood tell his story.
-Well." the man said, you won't
be detained, being an American citl-
zen. Lots of American boys work
this scheme. II you were foreigner,
you would be sent back
Osgood grinned and hurried down
the gangplAnk 10 wire his parents.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
S. A. Druggists
Back Organization

San Antonio Retail Druggists, IN
session at the regular monthly meet
ing Of the local druggists association
Tuesday heard further discussion on
the proposal TO organize a Southwest
Texas retail druggists organization,
consisting Of approximately 400 mem
bers.
The suggestion TO organize such an
association was brought up at the
last meeting Of the San Antonio drug
gists. and was tabled until letters
could be sent to representative
pharmacists in the territory between
Austin and the RIO Grande Valley,
which would be included in the
large club Of drug men.
T.. e. Schaefer spoke TO the gath.
ering Of drug men on the subject Of
Buying and Selling
The talk was of a merchandising
nature and dealt with giving the
proper attention TO those two branches
of the retail drug business.
A delegate 10 the National As
ISOLATION Of Retail Druggists TO b.
held in Memphis, September %, wa'
elected.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
Kiwanians Finish
Plans for Outing

Final plans for the barbecue. dance
and swimming party which will take
the place Of the regular Friday lunch
con Of the Kiwanis Club In Koehler
Park were made by the directors of
the Riwanis Club in their luncheon
in the Gunter Hotel, Tuesday.
Announcement Of several attendance
prizes in the form Of trips 10 the
state convention Of KiwnniE in Aus
tin. September Z and S was made fol-
lowing the meeting.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
PHI ETA CHI
Meets WITH
MISS SCOTT
Ladies Of St. Michael's
Church to Entertain
With Card Party.
CLUB CALENDAR.

= Tuesday-Phi Zeta Chi soror- =
, ity meets with Miss Mary Ann '
= Scott: Chow Chow fraternity 2
= meets in club rooms. 7.
Wednesday-Ladies Aid So :
= cicty of the Highland Park Luth-
. eran church meet at s o'clock :
y in III Kayton avenue. :,
~+%+4+ = = = = + = = +
The Phi Zeta Chi Sorority will meet
IN regular session Tuesday evening
with Miss Mary Ann Scott as hostess,
The members of the sorority and
their escorts enjoyed a weekend TRIP
to the Wright Lodge" at Medina
Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hubert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Robertson, and Mrs. A. b,
stephens chaperoned the party.
- ~ -
The ladies of st. Michnel's church
will entertain with a card and buncc
party at s o'clock Wednesday evening
at ST. Michaers hall.
- - -
The Ladies Aid Society, OF the hlsh'
land Park Lutheran church, viii meet
IN regular monthly session at $ o'clock
Wednesday evening in the home Of
Mrs. r. z. Wendrock, 121 Kayton
avenue.
= - -
The Chow Chow fraternity will meet
at S o'clock Tuesday evening in the
club rooms, 80 Texas State Bank
building.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
EX-EDIT0R OF LIGHT
QUITS PAPER GAME
ny the Associated Press.

AUSTIN. Aug. is. - Edmund
Travis, who has been part owner and
connected with the Austin Statesman
for ten years. announced that he has
retired to take care of other inter
ests.
Mr.. Travis. who also has been man
aging editor Of The San Antonio Light
and the old Austin Tribune. sold his
interests in the Statesman to the
Marsh Fentress interests in December.
1924. and has been editorial writer
since then.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18

month for Washington, where they
Will be in the wedding of Miss Helen
Richardson. Miss Richardson has
many friends here, having visited Miss
Frost last year.
- ~ -
Mrs. F. W. Church will leave for
Glendale, Calf, about the middle OF
September, to be the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Phillip Kittredse
Kemp.
- - e
Miss Martha Louise Maggard has
returned from a weeks stay in the
hills near Comfort. Texas.
~ ~ -
Mrs. Gilbert Denman entertained
with a luncheon today at the San An
tonic Country Club, in honor of her
hister, Mrs. 2. i. Graves. Guests in
cluded only intimate friends OF the
honor guest.
u 4 u
Mr. and Mrs. p. +. Graves and
little son, P. F. Jr., OF Houston. are
the guests of Mrs. Graves mother,
Mrs.. +. G. Denman. Mrs. Graves was
formerly Miss Suzanne Denman.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
Paper Industry
Problems Discussed

Problems Of the paper industry
were brought before the meeting II
the San Antonio paper men in n
meeting held in the Gunter Hotel,
Tuesday at II 10 p. m.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
Thorman Preades
at Realty Meeting

Directors Of the Real + tate Board
met in regular session Tuesday in the
Gunter Hotel.
No business other than routine mat
ters came before the meeting, over
which II. c. Th0rman presided.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
CAMP ORGANIZATION.

Organization of camp troops are
Headquarters Troop, Troop 8. San An.
tonic, X. Karen, scoutmaster; Louis
Michael, assistant scout master. Band,
Troop IL, San Antonio; W. +. Rush,
scoutmaster. Company A, Troops I,
2, 3, 5, 6, II and %, San Antonio
7. A. Abbott, scoutmaster in charg-
Carol Williams. assistant scoutmastei.
Company Il. Troops 10 and 20, San
Antonio; f. 4. Britten. scoutmasteI
in charge; William barley, assistant
scoutmaster.
Company c, Troops Z, s, 10, IA,
San Antonio; r. B. ShoOp, scoutmas.
ter in charge; Bob Gibson, assistan.
scoutmaster. Company ID, Troops II,
10, SO and 80, San Antonio; Gen-
Seng, scOutmastcr in charge Camille
Garcia, assistant scoutmaster. Com.
pany L, Troops 10, 16. IS, %, % ano
%, San Antonio: August Whitorf
seOutmaster in charge; Edward Post.
ert, assistant scoutmaster. Company
4, Troops 20, q and 81. San An
tonic; DIR. VI. A. Rowan, scoutmaster
in charge A. W. Meredith and Harold
Tips, assistant scOutmasters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18

(Advsrtlsement)
Finger Nails take a superior polisl
with SEA SHE'LL GLOSS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
SOCIETY CALENDAR.

. Thursday.--Miss Lucille Eel.
, der will entertain with a morn
, ing bridge. Mrs. Hugh Compton
, will have a bridge luncheon in
, honor of her niece, Miss Ruth
= Gordon; Miss Dorothy Embry
} will entertain complimenting her
. sister, Miss Devereau Jarratt.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
MORGAN IN CHARGE.

Company q, Troops 53 ana 81, San,
Antonio; DIR. w. c. Morgan, scout
master in charge; Sam Lane, assist.
ant scoutmaster. Company II, TrooI,
50, kingsyille and Eagle Pass DIR. 4.
V. Chandler. scoutmaster in chafs..
Company ], Corpus Christi troop; /.
Z. kerridge, scOutmaster in charge
Furman McIyer, assistant scoutmas-
ter.
Company X, Troop 81, Taft ana
Corpus Christi troops Sam j. Nixon,
scoutmaster in charge; Thomas John.
son, assistant scOutmaster. COmpan,
l., Troops 2G, 80, 81 and Sinton troop ,
ID. h. Lyons, scOutmaster in charge
Alfonso Flieller, assistant scoutmasteI.
Company VI, Troops 30, 81, 30, IS and
40, San Antonio; John Ray, scout
master in charge Z. Jordan, assist.
ant scoutmaster.
Troops from San Antonio have been.
ordered to report for embarkation az
a. m, August 20, and will leavu
San Antonio at Z 80 a. m. for Camp
Fly.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
PLENTY OF PLAY.

But Jack is not to become a duh
boy through too much work and plenty
OF play will be provided. This will il,.
clude games and daily plunges in the
great outdoor pool.
Camp officers are: Judge w. ;.
Fly, president OF Alamo Council, Boy
Scouts of America Scout Commits,
sioner Arthur NJ. Michael, camp CON-
mander; Il. C. Edgar, chief Of COLI
struction; I. A. Abbott. director of ia.
struction; Captain K. C. Murphy, l..
$. A., camp medical and sanitary Of
ficer; Hevman Bethge. camp quarter
master, and Sergeant Herr, U. S. A,
mess officer. Two sergeants of the
United States Medic'.l Corps have been
detailed in charge of the field infirm.
airy at the camp under the direction
of CAPTAIN Murphy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
400 BOY SCOUTS
To CAMP At
LANDA PARK
Pitch Tents Thursday for
Two Weeks Stay
Under Canvas.

Landa Park. New Braunfels, win
bristle with activity Thursday when
$50 Boy Scouts from San Antonio
pitch camp there and begin their an
nual period of practical instruction IN
the open.
Until August 30 they will live camp
routine. arising at dawn and learning
the precepts of TIE Scout Manual, W.
til "taps" finds each boy in his bunk.
The youthful troops will entrain at
the I.-G. n. depot at 80 a. m, where
they will be mustered by Scout Com
missioner Arthur NJ. Michael, who
will superintend activities at Camp W.
s. Ely
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18

LINEN-This is a very special
value in. a 36-inch dress linen;
shown in a complete color assort-
ment; regular $1.00 quail 10.
ties, the yard ............. ~
BINGHAM - 32-inch Toile du
Nord and Grayloch bingham in
pretty checks and plaids; in beau
tiful autumn colors; regular 20.
35c qualities, the yard ..... LOS
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18

Miss Lille BeRll Frost and Miss
Katherine Houston will leave neIt
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18

Miss Zilla Dashiell has returned
from Corpus Christi. where she In,
been the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. j
VI. Roundtree.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18

Misses Olive Ellis, Lille Bel
Frost. Katherine Houston and Ma
Springall motored to Boerne for lun'
Monday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18

Misses Bertha Koch and Lillif
O'Neill left today for a visit wit
relatives in Bay City, Houston an
Galveston.