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tide of her emotions. She
would imagine the world un
peopled except for him and
her. They were sitting on
this hill; they were thinking
of a dawn with flowers
blooming in the sky; think
ing Of a promise given and young lips
meeting shyly. Out of all existence
nothing remained but that moment
perpetuated in this. That moment and
their love. -
She slipped her hand into his. See
ing an eagerness light the young,
buoyant face she laughed in soft,
murlnuring way.
he bent toward her, flush on the
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bronze profile: why do you laugh
like that, Nora Lee?"
/ She gazed over the tree tops and
smiled absently. 't-'
He stretched her fingers, pressing
the tips. Answer, Nora Lee. Some
times you seem different-liEe the
letters you wrote-like another per-
son.
MEMORY OF KISS
. do you like me as well?" She
knew that he did; that her fascina.
ton for him was great.s This stirred
her heart to flame. do you, Dane?"
He felt her eyes going over his
face-knew that the wide scarlet lips
were parted. But he didn't raise his
head. he was seeing a girl in cherry
colored hat and dress with a pale
CONTINUED On Page II, Part ~
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ARTIST [AUDS
PICTURESQUE
B { 4 j Ty
Of 5. 4.
Royston Nave Says Texa.
More Beautiful Than
Europe's Showplaees.

Nowhere. on earth can be found mora
beautiful scenery, more picturesque
settings or more colorful landscape
than are situated in and around San
Antonio, according to Royston Nave, a
Texas artist, who studied under some
of Europe's great masters and who has
an international reputation.
Mr.. Nave, who now lives at Nc.
Fadden. Tex, has executed commits.
sions in every civilized country of the
globe with the exception of Norway
and Sweden, and is in a position tc
speak with authority.
MODERNISM ENCROACHING.
go where you will" he said, "you
will find nothing more quaint or pic
turesque than right here. It is true
that commerciahsm-the erection Of
modern buildings-is encroaching upon
and eliminating some of your won.
derful settings, but many still r..
main"
They may sing of Apple Blossom
Time in Normandy the Fields Of
Flanders Where Poppies Grow or the
wisteria and cherry blossoms of ia.
pan, but in my opinion, none of these
equals the dells and glens Of blue bon.
nets Of our own Texas"
That a prophet is without honor in
his own country" is disproved in Mr..
Nave's cases, as quite number of his
works are known in Texas, some Of
them in the capitol building at Aus
tin.
One Of his most interesting sub
jects, he said, was Mrs. Rebecca Fish
er, referred to as "The Mother of Tex
as" that picture having been executed
for the state. 1t now hangs in the
Senate chamber of the capitol.
SEE TEXAS FIRST.
He Is at present engaged in paint
ing some hunting and fishing scenes
near McFadden and has in view some
landscape work in this State of Mag
nificent Distances"
Some years ago, while visiting in
Texas between sessions in Paris, Mr..
Nave wore a soft, flowing tie, flow
ing hair and other idosyncrasies of the
supposed artist. but none of them now
are noticeable. His appearance now
is that Of an ordinary, prosperous bus
mess man.
He is an advocate Of the slogan:
See Europe if you will, but see Texas
first
"Go visit the four corners Of the
EARTH" he said, "and diligently search.
but nowhere will you find anything
more beautiful than can be found IN
Texas"
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THIEVES PREPARING
FOR COLD WEATHER

"If winter comes,"- rs the thought
foremost in the mind Of Mrs. o. g.
Olsen, 214 Avenue A.
According TO police reports, thieves
entering her home Monday mig ( stole
four dresses and several other articles
of clothing, a suitcase and so In
cash,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
Competition

IT see California has more widows
in proportion to population than any
other state" says Farmer Drybottor.
well. I hope the men of California
are holding their own in the compete
ton"
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Protecting Daughter

Sacramento parents have filed their
consent TO the marriage Of their
daughter, 20. to a man who IS Sc. thus
clearing the way for a marital VEN
ture that ought to be safe. sane and
conservatiYe.
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Dane Finds Two Years Has
Wrought Big Change
In Nora Lee.
CHAPTER LxVII

He found her changed The change fired, yet dis
mayed him. t... .
1t was an evening in early April She sat on a little
slope above orchard peary with almond blossoms The
short black curls Were blown her forehead the
deep-frnged, flashing eyes filled with dreams =
In this mood Nora Lee would refuse to think. She
would drift mpulsvely and deeply into the sweet
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
Lots of 1t

Every man in a small Maine
town got all the exercise he could
handle the other day when many
live cells escaped from a barrel on
the station platform.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
They're After 1t

Two new poisons have been found IN
bootleg iiquor-bracine sulphate and
nicotine. Apparently some poison ex-
pert Is trying TO find something that
will cause almost instant death.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
Changing Days

Realizing how things are changing,
the newly elected woman city clerk Of
Kansas City has removed cuspidors
from her office and put In ash tarnys
for women smokers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
An Eys-Sore

See that detected fellow over
there with 4 black eye? Last night
he read the story of Aladdin rub.
bling his lamp.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
What We Need

More end seats In theaters.
More new pavements to dig up.
More and newer ailbis.
More and lsnger vacations.
More time to think.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
Similarity
There are two things Indians
and flappers understand equally
we,l-paint and scalp treatments.
Aha

Scientists inform Us the male
honey bee has no sting. So it's
the female bees that do the dirty
work. Well, Kipling was right.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
Invariably

After weighing several chunks Of
ice we have satisfied ourselves that
whenever there's any doubt in our
Ice mans mind, he gives himself the
benefit Of it.
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Resourceful

An Alliance, o., woman, short of
cash, got two dozen eggs at her
grocer's which were charged to her
husband, then traded the eggs for
gasoline at a filling station.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-24
ALTERED ROSTERS
IN MAJORS LIKELY

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-LP)-Win-
ter meetings Of the major baseball
leagues next month, besides develop
ing shorter schedules than in the past,
undoubtedly will produce some rear
rangements in various team rosters.
Plans for the shorter schedule arose
following the recent worlds series
wherein Commissioner Lands OBJ
tanned some first hand information
On October weather conditions. The
fans in Washington were bundled IN
overcoats. In Pittsburg they adopted
every covering imaginable to shut out
the rain. The final contest was
fought out in a steady downpOur.
Aaron Ward, for several years sec
ond-baseman of the New York
Yankees, is the latest athlete to ride
upon rumor. He is said to be headed
for Chicago. where Manager Eddie
Collins and Shortstop Ike Davis are
ailing.
The Yankees are well fortified in
the infield with Tony Lazarre, home
run champion Of the Pacific League
and Mark Koenig, from the American
association, due to report in the
spring,
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BOBCATS, PIRATES,
OLD FOES, TO MEET

SAN MARCOS, Tex. Nov. 24.-The
Bobcats Of the Southwest Texas
Teachers College meet their ancient
foe, the Southwestern Pirates. on
Evans Field Thanksgiving Day. Ac.
cording to dope the Pirates have bet.
ter team than the Bobcats, but dope
does not mean anything this year.
Southwestern holds an edge over the
Bobcats in the games played in the
past years, and the Bobcats are anX
iOus TO win this game.
At the present time the Pirates are
tied with Simmons College for the i.
/. \. A. championship. having defeat
ed Trinity College and tied Howard
Payne. Both Of these teams have de-
feated the Bobcats this season. in
Blackburn the Pirates have one OF
the best punters in the Southwest ana
in &. Reynolds they have one Of TIL
best tacklers, although he played IN
the backfield in the Trinity game and
aided materially in the 20 victory.
The Bob cats will be in the best 81
condition for the game with the ok
ception Of Lowman. who is still out 81
the lineup with an injured back. IL
Mccall, the Bobcats have one Of th'
best backs in the T. !. a. A. and il
Morton. a very good pdsser. Captain
| Daley. at end. is one Of the best Ic
ceivers Of passes seen on the loca
gridirOn.
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ORANGES FINANCIAL
PROSPECTS ENVY OF
HOME TOWN FRIENDS

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-Of)-West-
ern Conference officials may not ap-
prove of the action of Harold Red
Grange in signing to play professional
football but Oranges home town folks
in Wheaton are tickled to hear Of his
prosperous outlook.
The boys who grew up with him
and now work in a garage. or the
drug store, or the depot at Wheaton
open their eyes when they hear that
Grange probably will get $4,000 for
playing one football game Thanksgiy-
ing Day. They are agreed that he de-
serves his good fortune and they arc
glad he had the chance to leap from
humble beginning to affluence in a
few weeks.
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morning to attend the state league
eligibility committee meeting which
will take up, among other things, the
case of Bob Fenner. whose eligibility
TO play in the high school race has
been questioned by Corpus Christi
High on the grounds that he has
played semi-professional baseball.
Fenner denies he took money for his
baseball services and Bobby Cannon
left for Austin armed with affidavits
TO this effect.
The Fenner case was scheduled to
come up at 4 o'clock Monday after
noon. according to word from Austin.
Considerable other league business pre-
cedes it on the calendar.
SEEKS TOM DENNIS.
While in Austin, Cannon will at
tempt TO arrange for Tom Dennis,
Austin High coach, as umpire of the
MISUNDERSTANDING game. Other Of
ficials have been secured, as follows
Clyde Littlefield, freshman coach at
the University of Texas, referee
"Shorty" Anderson, line coach at the
university. head linesman; Gene Seng,
of San Antonio, field judge.
Game time will be . 80.
Seats to the game went on sale
Monday at the two high schools and
at the Moore and Broadway sporting
goods stores. Student ticketR are on
sale only at the school.
There are 1850 reserved seats and
several thousand unreserved.'
The prices 10 the general public
are: Reserved, s1.J0; unreserved, 81.
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MAIN SATISFIED
F.ENNER IS
ELIGIBLE
No Local Protest Will Be
Filed on Bracken-'
ridge Star.

No matter what the action of the
Interscholastic League authorities in
the case of big Bob" Fenner, Brack-
enridge backfield star, in regard to
his eligibility in the state race, he
will not be prevented from playing
against Main Avenue in the big Tur-
key Day battle at Schwab Field.
This was assured Tuesday morning,
when Principal +. s. oakley of Main
High and Thomas A. Abbott, director
of athletics, told The Light that they
would make no protest on Fenner.
Fenner's case is up for hearing at
Austin Tuesday with Coach Bobby
Cannon present and his pockets
stuffed with affidavits and the like.
"We are not interested in what the
Interscholastic League Does" said
Superintendent oakley. Our game
with Breckenridge is to be played
under local direction and is not con-
nected with the state football race. No
local team has protested Fenners
eligibility"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-24
SPORT BRIEFS

Ad Schinkel Of the Hartford team
of the Eastern League led that circuit
in home-runs the past season with
twelve indicating that the pitchers
were in the ascendancy. The official
averages are just out.
Jimmy De Forrest, veteran trainer,
viii nit ten boxers chosen from va
rious sections Of the country, against
ten from New York at a new tai
ent show tonight. DE Forests men
have been training at his camp in
New Jersey for two weeks.
DR.. Albert II. Sharpe, former Cor
nell and Yale coach, proposes that
seventeen institutions join an East
ules now are interlocked 10 a great
extent. He names Army, Brown,
Colgate, Columbia. Cornell, Dart
mouth, Harvard, Lafayette. Navy,
Pennsylvania. Penn state, Pittsburgh
Princeton, Syracuse, Washington and
jefferson, West Virginia, and Yale.
Frank Briante, appointed yesterday
to the captaincy Of the 1926 n. Y.
I. football eleven, has unusual all
| around athletic ability. Besides play
ing fullback and leading the football
team in scoring. he is a track, base
ball and basketball star.
Freddie Welsh, former worlds
lightweight boxing champion, is re-
ported suffering from recurrent heart
attacks in a Summit, n. j., private
hospital.
Although the final chapter Of 1925
football history is yet 10 b. written,
there seems little likelihood Of Peggy
Flournoy, Tulane's elusive halfback
being deposed as the years scoring
king. His most dangerous rival il
| Eddie Tryon Of Colgate who now
owns a scoring total Of 103 as op-
posed 10 120 for Flournoy, and hat
one more game in which to add NOR,
points. Lane Of Dartmouth lead
the East with JOS and Friedman o.
Michigan is the Middle Vests cham
pion with IS, but both men arr
through for the season.
Though the a. A. L. at its Pitts
burgh conclave denied jackson Shol
the 100-yard sprint record and tn
title Of the worlds fastest human, tn
colorful runner seems 10 be out TO
a long distance mark Of another kind
Sholz, who won fame at the las
Olympic in Europe, and then made
tour Of the Orient with Loren Muir
Gibson, now announces his intention
Of visiting Vancouver. Honolulu, Nel
Zealand and Australia.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-24

objective the top tip of the flag pole
itself. If the pin is to the left of the
green, shoot to the left and try to
hit it regardless of the dangers that
may threaten such shot. Even if
you miss it and catch n trap you
will have progressed little with
your golf since the try will represent
real golf, whereas, it is no particular
accomplishment to merely set the ball
on the green. Whatever the shot,
first fix definite spot for the ball,
then shoot.
Copyright John F. Ollie Coz
Copyright, Chester Horton, 192l-repro-
duction in any form strictly prohibIed.)
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ZUPPKE SWEARS OFF
DEVELOPING 500, 900
FOOTBALL PLAYERS

URBANA, ILL.,, Nov. 24.-"No
more 100000 players for my teams. 70
, Coach Robert Zuppke Of the Uni
versity of Illinois eleven. made this
statement today in discussing Red
Oranges departure from college q
play professional football
They'll all be trying the indiyid
ual stardom stuff now and teamwork
will 90 TO pot, !" said Zuppke. And
next. my best men viii be quittina
school before their college careers az
over 10 play with the pros"
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.DUNMORES OUT WITH
ANOTHER CHALLENGE

Johnny Dunsmore, manager Of the
San Pedro Tigers, is craving to pit mis-
Bengals against Collins Gardens team
for the "undisputed city intermediate
championship" Johnny appears with
a request that Collins Gardens be chal-
lenged again, the game to be played
at Schwab Field. DunsmOre can BE-
reached by calling Travis 1916.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-24
COLUMBIA ON OHIO
SCHEDULE In 1926

CLEVELAND. Noy. 24-LP-Ohlo
State University's tentative football
schedule for 1926 calls for games
with Columbia at New York, and
Iowa and Michigan at Columbus, DIR.
J. w. Wilce, head coach of the Buck
eyes, announced here.
If Wisconsin wants Chicago at
Madison. Ohio State will play at Chi
cago, otherwise, Chicago will be at
Columbus.
Indiana wants the Buckeyes at
Bloomington but an attempt will be
made to have the game played at
Columbus,
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FREDERICKSBURG'S
TEAM CRIPPLED BY
LOSS OF FULLBACK

FREDERICKSBURG, Nov. "a
Fredericksburg High Schools team is
somewhat crippled for its game Sat
urday with Breckenridge High Of San
Antonio. Fullback Henke had both
ankles sDrained in the recent game with
Brady High and is not yet at prac-
tice. Kaderli probably will be in his
place against the San Antonoi team.
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LEAGUE AT BROWNSVILLE

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Nov. "a
Six company teams from Fort Brown
have Joined the. basketball league be-
ing organized here, making a total Of
nine teams in the circuit. An all-star
city team. the high school quintet,
and the team representing Fl Jardin
round out the organization. All of the
teams are in hard practice and league
canes will be started soon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-24

You may roll up
close to it occa-
sionally b u t
such good for
tune is the re-
suit of accident
rather t h a n
skill. Golf pays
dividends in
pleasure in pro-
portion to the
players increas-
ing skill. The
objective with
each shot there
fore should al
ways be def
mite. If you are
pitching 100
yards for the
min make vnIlr
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RANnIE GETS LIMIT

Randle holds the seasons record for
the deer hunters here and has for
his Thanksgiving what is left Of an
eleyen-point buck that dressed, lJ2
pounds in a local market. Randlc
killed the laws limit and came home
with tine two deer. They were killed
on the Uueces river below Cotulla.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-24
BOY DIES AFTER GAME.

M'LEAN, Tex, Nov. 24.-Ned
Carpenter, II, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Carpenter OF this city, died
Sunday at sanitarium in Amarillo.
Young Carpenter, football star Of the
Mclean High School. was hurt last
Friday in a game played here with
Erick. He was taken from the
grounds almost completely paralyzed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-24
HI COACHES
ANNOUNCE
L|NEUPS
Breckenridge Huskier in
j. Backfield, Mains
Team IN Line.

Starting hneups for the high schoo
classic between Breckenridge ant
Main Avenue at Schwab Field Thurs
day. announced Tuesday by the
coaches, disclose that Mains Crimson
eleven will have a slight weight ad
vantage, averaging about three pounds
to the man, over the Eagles of the
South Side school.
Coach Tim Griesenbeck's probable
. starting team averages 157 J.:
pounds, Coach Bobby Cannon's Brack'
enridge eleven averages 154 ~.
The Breckenridge team will have
the advantage of weight in the back
field, however, with Bob Fenner. 100
: FOUNDER, at fullback and Jack Davis
1873 pounds, at quarter for Main. the
lightest man on either first-etrinf
squad with the exception of "Dinkf
Bass, 135-pound Breckenridge end.
HUSKY LINE.
Mains husky line includes Tackle
Brown White, $50 pounds, Center
Tom Holleran, 115, and Tackle Herr
ing. 10.
Here are the players and weights,
as announced by the coaches:
Breckenridge Main
Rees (150) 1900. Pipkin (140)
Left End.
Williams (170). ;...:. white (1so)
Left Tackle.
Letch (155) -. $50. Culli (155)
Left Guard.
Cheatham (14S) -. Holleran (175)
Center.
Smith (15s) ........... Alter u55)
= Right Guard.
Ferguson (1565 -. Herring d7oJ
Right Tackle. -
Right End.
Elkins (150) ........ Davis Obs
Quarterback.
Sweet (145) -. surtees (150)
Left Half.
veltman (142) '.:.:.... Hunt t165)
Right Half.
Fenner (I90) $500. Bohne. G66)
Fullback.
Dwyer may start in Hunts place
in the Main backfield. He weighs
$50 pounds, which brings the Main
average down. a pound per man..
II Dunsmore starts at one end for
Main, which is unlikely. although he
will be in the game before 1t is over,
the average comes up again with the
addition Of his 165 pounds.
FRIERY OUT OF 1T.
Hub Friery, crack triple threat
man Of the Breckenridge backfield,
who had a small bone cracked in his
left ankle in the West Texas game
last week, besides having various liga-
ments torn. is out Of il for sure.
Friery came to school on erutches
Monday and Cannon took a look at
the injured member in the football
clubhouse during practice but Friery
is unable to stand on the foot and
il is still swelled, and the coach,
therefore, is working only with the
hope Of getting him in shape for com
petition in state interscholastic league
games of the future.
Cannon expects his team to defeat
Fredericksburg High here Saturday
although only one day intervenes be
tween this game and the hard Main
High contest.
The state league plan. re-arranged
now brings fredericksburg agains
Breckenridge and Brady -agains'
Waco, the winners TO meet in state
seni-finals. In. adjacent districts
Beaumont plays Humble and RObS
town meets Pearsall, the winners u
met.
Coach Cannon of Breckenridge de
parted for Austin at 6 80 Tuesday
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sELIGMANN GETS TWO

SEGUIN, Nov. 24.-JuIins seIig-
mann rounded out his limit by bring
ing down a pair of bucks in the hills
above New Braunfels, Sunday. One
was q four-pointer and the other a
six-pointer. Alfred Soefje Of Seguin
bagged n four-point buck in the Comai
county hills.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-24
FRIEDMAN ELECTED
MICHIGAN CAPTAIN

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. "a
R)-Ben Friedman, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, high individual scorer Of the
Western Conference. was elected cap
tain of the University of Michigan's
1926 football team today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-24
CENTER THOMAS
IS LOST TO
RAT Tiers
St. Mary's Squad Back in
Training for Game
With Army.

Center "Red" Thomas, one of the
stars of the st. Mary's college line,
is lost to the Rather football team
for the final game of the season,
scheduled at the Fort Sam Houston
stadium at 3 o'clock Saturday after
noon against the Second Division All
stars.
Thomas has gone to his home at
Corpus Christi TO have the family
physician treat case of trench
mouth.
Elbert Preston has been elevated to
the position of first-string center by
Coach Tom ODonnell.
OTHERS IN GAME
Outside of Thomas and McCarty,
the Rather squad will be intact for
the Fort Sam Houston contest and
O'Donnell expects his team to win.
Overconfidence has been effectively re-
moved by the close defeat at the hands
of Dallas University and the second
half drubbing the Texas Freshmen
gave st. Mary's at Austin last Sat
urday.
Carver, Schleicher and English all
were knocked out before the Saturday
game was well under way and Thomas
was. out at the start of the second
half. Scarcity Of substitutes capable
of matching the ability of these men
and superior condition of the Texas
| team were main reasons for the loss,
the coach AYERS. The Rattlers had
not scrimmaged for ten days before
the game.
AT WORK AGAIN
Hard work has been resumed, how
ever, and the team is out to close
its season with a cleancut win over
the army.
Some time next week, banquet
will be held at the college at which
letters will be awarded and captain
for next year elected.
The coach and the athletic COM
mittee are working on q schedule for
next season and O'DOnnell plans to
attend the meeting of the Texas In
ter-collegiate Athletic association at
Dallas early in December in the hope
Of arranging some big games here. al
though st. Mary's, having but three
college years, is not enthusiastically
eligible for Il. /. A. A. membership
as yet.
Basket ball will be started at the
| college December 2.