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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
MRS. 4. MiAGRUDER,
S.-A. PIONEER, DIES

q Funeral services of Mrs. Hettie Ma
gruder, 81, who died Monday night,
will be held Mt her residence, 212 Ala
mosa street, at 10 80 a. m. Wednes-
day, the Rev. ]. w. Perry, pastor of
Mckinley Avenue Methodist Church,
officiating. The body will be taken to
the Mission Burial Park for inter
ment.
Mrs. Magruder was a native Of
Baton Rouge, La, but lived in San
Antonio since 1891. She Is the widow
of the late Professor J. Il. Magrudef.
Surviving her are h,r daughters: Mrs.
J. II. Martin and Miss Mary III. Ma.
gruder of San Antonio, and Mrs. An
drew Mitchell of Chicago: five grand
sons, Il. NJ. Martin. j.. W. Martin, j.
b.. Martin, Randolph Martin Jr. and
A. ID. Magruder; one granddaughter,
Miss Alice Magruder, and one great
grandson, X. VI. Martin Jr.
The pallbearers will be her four
grand sons: r. NJ. Martin, Burrus
Martin, Randolph Martin Jr.. Dalton
Magrnder and Hamilton Magruder
and Rollin Hildebrand. -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
Los PAsT0RES'
TO Be GIVEN
BY SCHOOLS
Nativity Play Taken Over
by Junior Students
This Christmas.

The musical program for LOS
Pastorcs," the Nativity play of San
Antonio. to be given by the junior
public schools of the city under the
direction of the various women's Or
CARNATIONS of San Antonio Mt local
theater December Is, has been an
nounced by Miss Emma Gutzeit, gen
eral manager.
The program follows:
christmas Medley" senior high
school symphony orchestra.
'Hark the Herald Angels Sing, y
Poe school.
Coming of the King" Dudley
Buck. trio by David Ormesher,
Francis de Burgos, Rev. F. a. Neu-
meister.
Behold Virgin Shall Conceive, {"
recitative solo, by Mrs. Dorothy
Clauscn.
Holy Night" solo, by Mrs. Paul
Rochs, assisted by the Gloria chorus
of the Mozart Society.
Overture. "Macabre," by senior high
schools orchestra.
wait For the Lord" by the Cham
made Society.
LuiliDy from COmlng Oh inc
King" senior high schools orches-
| ira.
I'VE Three Kings of the Orient
Are combined choruses.
Come All Ye Faithful" choruscs
and audience.
The nine pageants 10 be presented
by the junior schools are: Process
SIGNAL" Edgar Allen Poe school THE
Magi,' Joel Chandler Harris school !;
The Annunciation. Washington
Irving school; THE Shepherds. a"
Thomas Nelson Page school "The
Heavenly Hosts" Mark Twain school !;
Devils" by boys from Ralph Waldo
Emerson school; Battle Between ST.
Michael and Satan" Thomas Nelson
Page school; THE Manger," and the
holy family, Sidney Lanier school and
"Magi and Retinue," Nathaniel Haw.
thorne school.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
C.M.T.G. CAMPS
MAY Be HELD
IN JUNE RI.
Army Considers Moving
Date for Training Of
Citizen Soldiers.

Citizens Military Training Camps
OF the Eighth Corps Area may be
held in June next year instead Of in
August as has been the practice in tn"
past.
Change Of date is being considered
because Of failure Of many who sign
to attend to report when camp opens.
The army authorities are seeking to
find q date more convenient for the
boys. and a study is being made to
determine whether or not a date COM
ing soon after the closing of school
would not be better than the later
date.
Enrolment agencies. including state
civilian hides. county chairmen, re-
serve organizations aad others who
aid in the task of recruiting students
for the CAMPS, have been asked b;
Captain A. II. Peyton, acting G. NJ
It. G. officer for the corps area. to
submit their views On the best date
for holding the camps.
CALLED TO CAPITAL.
Appropriations for paying the ex'
penses Of the 1926 camps will be
made from funds available for the
fiscal year beginning July ], 1925. SC
special arrangements with the Wal
Department will have to he made il
the camps are to open in June.
Captain Peyton has been called to
Washington to attend conference on
G. NJ. r. G.. quotas for the coming
year and will take up the question Of
financing Eighth Corps Area camps
while he is at the capital.
ASSIGN COLONEL HEIDI.
Captain Pcyton will leave San An
tonic Friday to be present at the con
ference which opens December IA.
Colonel James v. Heidi, who has
been assigned as &. NJ. T. G. officer
for the Eighth Corps Area and who Is
now on leave ut Atlanta. will alse
ettend the Washington conference.
Colonel Heidi will not report nj
Fort Sam Houston until after Janu
afy I.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
FAILURE To STOP
CHARGES FILED

Charges Of failure to stop and rem
der aid were filed Tuesday in Justice
Louis Boltz's court against Reginald
Campbell, soldier attached to Com
pany Z, Twentieth Infantry. The
charges were preferred by County
Jailcr Tom Donoshuc.
The soldier is alleged in the com
plant to have sped away Monday eve.
ming after his car and one operated
by Donoghue collidcd at Broadway
and Josephine streets. Donoghue ar
rested the soldier and he spent the
night in Jail.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
.STEFFLER WILL ASK
STREETS Be PAVED

Immediately after the sale Of the
81 100000 bonds, approved by San
Antonio a few weeks ago, December
81, Commissi ner of Streets Paul L.
Steffler will recommend to the city
commission that South Pecos street
be paved between Buena Vista and
Laredo streets.
At the same time, Mr.. Steffler said
Tuesday. he will recommend that
Buena Vista be paved from Murray
TO Medina streets. -
The hitter project will be the first
step in opening a new traffic artery
in the downtown section.
City Attorneys Joe Ryan and
Thomas d. Cobbs Jr.. spent Monday
in Austin seeking Attorney General
Dan Moody's approval of the record
in the recent bond issue.
Commissioner Stcffler said Tuesday
that he is sure the bonds will be sold
December 81. -.- s..r
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
WOODL|EF STREET
To Be Heightened

Woodlicf street will be extended
from West Cypress street to West
Laurel street, Street Commissioner
Paul =. Steffler reported Tuesday.
The commissioner made q trade
with O. w. Kraus, who owns the land
needed for the extension. for con-
sideration of 1000. The deal IS
really closed. but the city commits
sion's approval must be obtained.
Four small houses on the property
will be sold again by the city as Will
such parts of the land that are left,
Commissioner Steffler said. ~ :.
The opening of the street primarily
Is 10 improve drainage conditions in
that locality. ..-..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
LEXINGTON AVENUE
WILL BE EXTENDED

The opening Of Lexington avenue
through Madison Square Park viii
await the completion of the municipal
auditorium carly next spring, Paul Z
Stcffler. commissioner of streets, an
nounccd Tuesday.
Dirt excavated in the extension oil
the street will be used to build ter
races on the grounds to the auditor
ium. Commissioner Steffler explained
He was petitioned some time ago &c
extend the street and money was SET
aside in the recent 81 600, 900 bond is
sue for that purpose. s
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
Three More Win
Quip Editors
81 Bills

Isn't this extraordinary"
writes Mrs. J. w. Erfurth, Sif
Delaware street.
THOROUGHBRED barred rock
laying hens, roosters and incuba-
tors, reasonable.
Mrs. Erfurth writes that this
rock must be very valuable, lay.
ing hens. ROSTERS and incu-
bators.
The Quip Editor wishes Mrs.
Erfurth to call at the office Of
The Light and receive 4 dollar
bill.
According to James Baugh,
7O8 Drexel avenue the car which
is advertised for sale In the fol.
lowing nd really is an unusual
bargain.
1898 Ford Sedan. just that closed
chr you have been looking for,
with the 1875 license Mt s345,
terms, 30-day guarantee.
"This Is rather an expensive
1926 license, and it is only =
short time until the 1925 license
will have to be Purchased" says
Mr.. Baugh.
Mrs. H. SchIegel. 22o Spofford
avenue. is also . lucky winner
Of a nice new dollar bill. Mrs.
Schlegel sends in the following
"quip."
ONE new four-room house on
paved street, two blocks car line,
three-piece bath, in all rooms,
built-ins; polished floors. French
doors. sleeping porch, garage.
"Now 1 don't really under.
stand the meaning Of this ad,
but / think one three-picce bath
would be sufficient for any
four-room house," writes Mrs.
SchIegcl.
The Quip Editor wishes the
above readers to call at the Of.
flee CT The Light and receive 4
dollar bill.
The Quip Editor still has a
stack of dollar bills and some
one is going to win one each day.
Don't fail to clip the ad and
send it along with your "quip."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08

Murk pdrlSH uuii. ~
3 Wednesday-The Alamo Chap +
I. ter, Daughters of the American :.
4 Republic, meet in 103 West 4
I. Huisache avenue. The Daughters =
+ of 1912 meet at 3 80 o'clock in +
+ $40 East Euclid avenue. +
+ +
*+++*++*+*4*+**
The San Antonio Chapter of Ha-
tlassah will meet at O'Clock We'd
nesday, in the vestry room of Syna-
gogue ,Agudas Achim. There will be
an election of officers and delight
Jul program will be presented. J..
; - - ~
4 A luncheon and bazaar will be held
at o'clock wednesday in the First
Congregational cnurcn.,
y ~ -
The Alamo Chapter of the Daugh-
Frs OF the American kepubilc wiil DC
entertained " ednesday afternoon by
.drs. koss David III her home III Ia
" est i1uisachc avenue.
~ ~ ~
Z. The. San Antonio de Bexar Chap
Ter, Daughters or the American ltcyU-
luton, met i'll regular session FRIDAY
with Mrs. Helen Ieagarden Sanders
ana Miss Lucille Tcagarden. Pians
sor tue breakfast to ne held by the
cnapter ON February - were dis
cussed and it was decided tnat the
chapter OF the Sons OF the American
revolution Will be guests at the break
last.
a social hour followed the business
session.
g y - y
Mrs. Roy s. hoiiingsworth, 1890
West Russell pace, wln entertain the
Missionary Society OF Trinity Meth
odlst Episcopal cnurcn ut = ~ ciocE
Wednesday. Each member is asked
to bring q Christmas gift for her mis-
sionary friends. A program will be
presented during the AFTERNOON.
- - -
The young ladies' Sodality of ST.
Gerarls cnurch will entertain with Il
card and bunco party at = . clock Fri
day in the parish hall.
- - y
The Woman's Relief Corps will
meet at . 80 o'clock Wednesday in
IL. l.. Hall. New officers will be
elected and all members are urged to
| be present.
The Parent Teachers Association oil
| the Mark Iwain Junior high Schoo
will entertain with open house and Ut
old-fashioned chicken supper from
to 30 O'Clock Wednesday evening
The school orchestra will furnisl
music during the supper hour Fol
reservations call Woodlawn $3.50 be
fore 80 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing.
y y -
The Girls Friendly Society meet.
at Z o'clock Tuesday in the parisl
house of st. Marks Episcopal Churcn
Miss Agnes James will give boOl
review. Supper will be served at q: II
o'clock as usual.
u - y
The Daughters of 1912 will nee
at 3 80 o'clock Thursday Afternoon
with Mrs. NJ. +. Cole and Miss Rub.
Cole in $40 East Euclid avenue. Al
visiting Daughters are cordially in
yitcd to attend.
u - y
Miss Mildred Over.on will be hos
tess Tuesday evening to the member
Of the Phi Zeta Chi Sorority.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
Ho! One-ar,ed
Golfers! Shearer.
Ready to Defend

. The champion Is ready to de-
fend his title. ii. j. Shearer OF
San Antonio, who returned Mon.
day night from Marlin, where he
relieved Tom Bartlett, Of that
city. Of the state onc-armed golf
championship" winning seven Of
nine holes and halvins the other
two, says he will gladly enter.
tain any challenges ON the course
Of the Alamo Country Club here.
Mr.. Shearer was beaten out In
10 holes by Mr.. Bartlett in San
Antonio two weeks ago but was
not permitted to balance his club
with the stump Of his missing
arm. In the Marlin match Sun.
day, this condition was waived
and Shearer played 3o-4s-Si. He
took on the Marlin champion and
runner-up, in addition to Mr..
Bartlett, and was three strokes
better than the fOursome. r
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
ROAD TO BEAUMONT
IN GOOD CONDITION

Aside from two detours Highway
No. 3 from San Antonio TO Beaumont
ard Orange Is in the best of condi.
ton. The two detours where con-
struction work in in progress are
through part of Jefferson county to
the East Harris county line and in
Fort Bend county between Sugarland
md Richmond. The detours arc
rough and cut up but passable.
tSate Highway No. 2 from San An
tonic TO Dallas and Fort Worth
through Austin is in good shape ex'
cept for a dctour between Temple and
Bolton.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
CAPTAIN KOENlG
REPORTS TO CORPS

Captain +. +. Kocnig, chemical
warfare service. has assumed tn
duties Of chemical warfare officer for
the Eighth Corps Area.
Captain Kocnig relieves First Lieu
tenant John Il. Embich.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
COAL OIL EXPLOSION
KILLS MOTHER OF 10

DENTON. Dec. S.-Mrs. J. +. BE-
rom, AZ. mother of ten children. died
today in Denton hospital from ia
juries received yesterday when bot
tic of kerosene exploded and set fire
to her clothing. a.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
S. 4 HADASSAHS
WILL ELECT
OFFICERS
Entertainment Program to
Follow Business
Meeting.
CLUB CALENDAR.

Tuesday-Thc Girls Friendly
Society meets Mt z o'clock in st.
Marks parish hall.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08

} Wednesday-Thc Alamo Chap
) ter, Daughters of the American
) Republic, meet in 103 West
) Huisache avenue. The Daughters
} of 1912 meet at 3 80 o'clock in
620 East Euclid avenue.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08

Pc r FUMES by
Coty. Boue, Caron.
Houbigant, Myru-
gia and Gueldy in
crystal containers.
81 to $3.50.
vANI.TIE S in
smart shapes, round
and square lin
Cloissone and beau
tifully enameled eff
fects. S1.50 to
$3.50.
ATOMIZERS and
dainty perfume bot
ties are in plain
and colored and
etched crystals in
many styles.
many styles. 81. 90
to $3.50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08

Smart in t h e ir
Country Club shapes
useful in their rain
or sun protection-at-
tractive with their
fancy satin or striped
borders - s5.95 to
$10.95.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26

planning Valentines washIngons birth.
n Pack April Fools day. Then here suggestions
entertainment
o.
planning occasion will want
the booklets prepared by Washington bureau entertainment editor
occasion.
booklets and find just what she
they
GAMES FOR PhRTIESA tspaEo booklet
and directions for playing SIS different indoors
PARTIES-Four pages suRgcs
parties
all the principal holidays the parties
DECORATIONS AND INVITATIONS appropri
beautiful unique but inexpensive.
MENUS PRIZES AND FAy0Rs PARTIEs-Eirht pages Of
suggestions from which to choose the
sorto o party wish
booklets coupon mail MS
directed with the required postage stamps inclosed.
-~l,--~~o~~-4 CLIP COUPON -~o~-o-.~l1~oo----s
Parties Editor Washington Bureau Seattle STAR
York Ave, Washington,
of four PARTIES herewith
Is cents in loose posage stamps for
and No or r. f. D. .................
State.
am reader of The Seattle Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
Speaking of Chipatru

II j. BELDEN, big stockman from
y. Wyoming. says chiyalry-D the
West, at least, is up and doing. He calls
attention TO the election and Inauguration
of Mrs. Ross as governor of his state, as
a very pointed instance of his statements
truth. There are other instances equally
significant but how about Camp Crook,
in South Dakota We ask him.
Mrs. Mae Cady was elected town mar
shal at Camp Crook. ut the most recent
election. and. true TO her womanly in
Stinots, she started ut once to clean house.
The other day she caught q bootlegger-
a real saucy bootlegger, too-and imme-
diately yelped for help. What did chiy-
airy do? Nothing at all but lean against
awning posts and hand Marshal Mae a lot
of sardonic laughter and ribald jests Not
4 chiv did they offer her, As result,
the Saucy bOotlegger gave Marshal Mae
push and walked away in utter and COM
plete defiance of etiquette and the law in
such cases made and provided. Marshal
Mae says herself that the men of the
community are not gallant and she
puts the emphasis on the last syllable,
too. rs is proper everywhere.
No, chiyalry is not dead nor is il epi-
dcmic. Ii may stand up and ask to be
counted in Western politics, but II is SUI
pine when il meets up with the enforce
ment of the liquor laws-in Camp Crook.
S. D.. at least And. we may add. other
things and men are Supine under the
same circumstances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
Not Had Backing
OF Public Opinion

III ia true" adds Henry A.
bert Mclean. 1853 First ave.
n. that the enforcement 81
criminal statute depends 60
great extent upon the force Of
pullic opinion ~ u also true
that thin law has not had tho
backing Of public opinion
enough 10 make i,s enforce.
mrut easy
Now that Il IL a law. thrso
arc the very reasons why Il
should have the earnest aud ef.
nclent support Of The people.
thereby creating tho public
opinion that viii demand its On,
forccmcnt just IA other Grim
inal laws arc enforced. The
law OF evolution viii eliminate
the offender"
r. !. Hurley. Railway TX
change building. however. Is
pesaimiutic nA 10 the results
ever to he obtained. one word.
he snys. Is sufficient 10 cover
tho rcnsonU for ignoring the act
the same ono which spurs on
the drug traffic. high pressure
business applied TO amuscmsuts.
etc u r. a short one PROF
IT'S"
=. Acklcs. Mob Hin ave. says
every time tho officers arrest a
booucgKcr they help him he.
come worse criminal either
hijackcr or bandit. He declares
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
Making His O,Un job Big

nNCE in a blue moon folks are treated
" to the novelty of a man who is salts
fled with his own job. There is one such
in the public eye now.
His name is Herbert Hoover and his job
is that of secretary of commerce.
Mr.. Hoover has just turned down n job,
that of secretary of agriculture, which in
rank and prestige and all that, is several
degrees higher than his own.
Some time ago he turned down the
chance to be secretary of the interior,
which, in the scheme of things in Wash
ington is still more important.
In the presidents cabinet the secretary
of commerce is next to the last in rank.
This matter of rank determines not only
where he sits at the cabinet council table,
but his own and his wife's position at
social functions and all that. To many
officials, ii is al-important.
But not with Hoover. He went into the
cabinet on the promise that he would have
free reign TO make his own job big. He
took what was regarded as n slow-going,
almost ossified department. and in a few
months had it working like big factory
Mt full speed. Business suddenly came to
respect it, and to rely upon it. What the
department of commerce could not do by
authority of law it undertook to do by
conference and agreement with the indus
tries involved. Generally it succeeded
1t is no surprise, then, that the presi-
dent should be asking this man who dis
covered how to cut thru governmental red
tape to put new life into other govern
mental departments.
The wonder to official Washington is
that Hoover doesn't accept promotion.
with the added honors and prestige it
offers.
The secret of the matter is that he has
made his own job so big that rank and
honor and prestige are nothing to him.
May the president find more secretaries
like him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
The Matter of Wild Life

TN 1907 some 200 deer were killed by
i hunters in the whole state of Penn
ylvania. Once that commonwealth was
the natural habitat of elk, deer, bears,
wild turkey and other game animals and
birds. Ii had ineffective laws and thou
sands of wanton hunters.
The game disappeared entirely, with
the exception of a very few deer and
bears Then the sportsmcn came awake
and went vigorously after proper laws,
game refugees and education.
In 1928 there were 6,i52 buck deer
killed in the state legally. 500 black bears,
5000 wild turkeys, and-think of it-23
bull elk The latter were the descendants
of planted Western stock and were the
first of their kind to be killed in the Key
stone state in rs years. so Seth Gordon
says in an instructive article in Field
and Stream"
More than this, the total kill of game
in the state taken apart from all recrea-
tional elements. now aggregates from
$500 10 1000 tons year and the fur
taken is valued at S2,500,000
Still further, hee is state of $4,000
square miles and with population of
100000 people. that was practically
desolate of game 20 years ago. but is now
furnishing annual recreation for 100000
sportsmen, or about one-tenth of the to-
tai number in the whole United States.
1t is one of the best, if not the very best,
game states in the Union.
Why? Common sense, first 1t has
$4,000 acres of game refugees and 1,l00,-
600 acres of public hunting grounds, the
former located. for stocking purposes.
within the latter, and carefully respected.
That's another reason.
Another is that those who 20 afied in
Pennsylvania have been taught to be
sportsmen rather than mere hunters, to
respect the laws of man and nature rath-
er than be wanton killers.
Any state may do as well as Pennsyl-
vania has done, and every state should do
so. The idea that all wild life must dis
appear before the advance of men is silly
and untrue. On the contrary, it should
and will increase, If given even half
chance and bit of sensible help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
What About 1t? Here Is
What Seattle People Say

spend $50. 060. 900 laSt year 20
enforce prohibition Hundreds
Of millions every year, In pre-
VulsteadiHn days, were taken
from hungry women and chill
dren 10 nm saloon Golfers. and
N We must spend hundred
million q year 10 enforce prohi.
biiion, ~ will be money well
spent"
Joe Blaschke. Jr.. Of Wapaio.
tho. sees no results Ia five
years. no results except more
hootlegEera and people who
never drank before, now drink.
ing"
He adds, II don't think pro
hibition can 10 enforced. but
there is a way 20 get rid Of
these so-called bootloggers and
rum runners. Here's hoping
they open up government bond.
ed houses. selling light wines
and beer"
Because there il resentment
and open violation Of the dry
law. remarks hoy OF g." OF
Mount Vernon. we should put
our government in sole charge
of an HnleH and manufacture
and establish system similar
to the poatoffice system for It's
hlnpasal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
2? Answers to Your Questions

tchsH reported ont. is placed or thc
appropriate calendar for future
action. Sometimes committees arc
0ircH special potrcrs and duties By q
resolution. aud sometimes special
committees IN addition 10 The stand
iHg commiifecsJ are created for par
ficular purposcs such as congress.
siouai Investigations
Q. Who were the Knights OF the
white camella7
A. This ioas one Of the names bv
iohich The IN Riur Khan was
formerly kHotc7l
Q. what Is a Lame Duck" con.
gres?
4. This term Is applied 10 con-
1rcss during nc short session from
December To Harch 5. after the No
rcmbcr elections iChcn number Of
The members hare bccn dcfcntcd for
reelection and lrbeu the compress.
therefore. no ioHper completely repre-
SCENTS public opinion.
@. What is meant by "engrossing
a bili"?
\. Making n permanent COPY ot q
bin tehich has passed The second
reading In a Legislative body. IN prep
drdttoH for rs final passage.
q. What are the positions on n
football team?
A. Left end: Ten tackle: len
guard: center; right guard rioht
end: riOht tackle: quarterback left
haifbackj right haifback: tpIlback.
Q. Were there any difficulties in
the way Of intense heat encountered
In digging the Smplon tunnel?
A. Yes, In places the tunnel passes
1000 feet belotD the mass OF me
mountain. and both hot and cold
springs tecre encountered: The inter
nal hent icns so great that ut tiDtcs
the men could only work tohcn sDrou-
cd 10Th cold tr-ier.
O. How much land has tho govern
ment bought for Eastern and South
ern national forests?
Il. 2Ji6,J5t acres.