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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15


AND 1 know very well.
1T WILL please Mr.. Hearst.
AND WILL please Mr.. Brisbane.
AND THEN 1 was gone.
FOR A couple Of days.
AND CAME home again.
AND I found . box.
OF SAMPLES of soap.
AND OTHER products.
THAT THE fat soap salesman.
SELLS TO grGeer:,
AND 1T all came about.
FOR NO other reason.
THAN THAT fat soap
salesman.
SAW A little old lady.
NERyOUsLY WAITING.
TO CROSS a street.
AND GOT out of his car.
AND WENT t. her
AND TOOK her across.
AND THE fat soap salesman
HAD NO idea.
WHEN HE got in his car
AND DROVE away.
THAT THIS one kind act.
WOULD KEEP N growing.
AND BRINGING pleasure.
TO so many Others.
/ THANK you.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
ONCE-OVERS
Women Who Are Never Satisfied With Their Possessions
Often Bring Tragady Into the Home.
By J. J. MUNDY
Copyright 1915 international Feature Service. Incorporated

/. rope, while another had had an
European trip but the family car
was a modest one.
One had a beautiful home, but
she only had shack Of summer
cottage in an inexpensive section
near the lake.
81 found" said the man, shat my
wife wanted all the things that all
these women possess and was un-
willing to match up with one"
Ordinary earning capacity will
not appease the jealous greed of
some women and so the divorce
courts are full.
Copyright. 1925. International Feature
Service. Inc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
Daily Good Deed

Bear in mind that often your
reputation as a good fellow rests on
your ability to listen attentively
when others would tell you their
tales Of troubles or boast Of their
joys.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
Bucolie Press

The editors eyesight is not quite
so god as it once was, but still we
noticed that they wear them rolled
in Kennett and the garters look like
dog collars studded with gewgaws.-
sikeston (Mo.) Standard.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
Arhess Ads

II person who took two pair
trousers from Ford coupe return
same he will save the owner en-
barrassment. Return to Advertiser.
ADV. in Honolulu .(HawaiD Ad.
vertiser.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
YE TOWNE GOSSIP ,yK: {: ,:

A WHILE ago.
WROTE something here,
ABOUT A salesman.
AFAT soap salesman.
WHO HELPED an old lady.
ACROSS A street.
AND A grocer saw him.
AND WHEN the salesman.
CALLED ON the grocer.
AND THE salesman was pleased.
AND THEN the man.
WHO HIRES the salesman.
WROTE ME- letter.
THAT HE was pleased.
AND HE also told.
OF AN incident.
THAT THE fat soap salesman.
HAD TOLD to him.
OF HOW Mr.. Hearst.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
A Certain Rich Man

r Ohm D. ROCKEFELLER JR, is an example of the
fact that immense wealth and virtues
~ not incompatible.
rich mans son, he has accomplished much on
his own initiative and by hard work
He has raised sensible, unassuming daughter in
the midst of great wealth.
He has devoted his money to worthwhile things
not to support racing stables Broadway beauties
On the whole Mr.. Rockefeller is a proof that a
very rich need be neither grasping octopus nor
4 foolish wastre but can live normal, wholesome life.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
Saphead Sisters

Molly-I wish that fellow knew
when to stop talking.
Cordelia-Td like him better II
h knew when not 10 begin.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
Repartee Party

Mr.. Dogbone-All men are born
equal.
Miss Catnip-But il takes a half
dozen or more Of them to equal
one woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
THIEF UNTRACED
Daring Bandit Who Held Up
Cigar Store Escapes

80 trace had been found by 20.
lice up "a Wednesday morning ~
the youthful bandit who Tuesday
morning staged a daylight holduy
a. the Druzmau's cigar store. Finh
ave. near Pike, and escaped with
$3.50 Ia each and a $500 diamond
ring
According 10 the description CIV.
IN 90 police. they think Tho robber
b. tie same youth who staged -
similar robbery az Tho Orphcum
theaicr last week, getting away
with $500.
There were a number of patrons
in the rear Of the store ~ the time
ihc bandit entered. commanded liar
~ DruKman ~ stand still and
don't yell" and walked behind the
counter where he Hcooped tie mon
fy ont Of the cash register re
Was about 90 go when he noticed
the large diamond on DruKmnn5
finger, pulled h or ana fled to the
waiting coupe which bore him on
down RIM ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
President of Reed
on u. S. Delegation

PORTLAND. April is.-NormBn
r. Coleman. president OF Reed col,
IeFe, win be- ono Of 20 Americans TO
represent this country IN a Pan.
Pacific institute in Honolulu July
Il 10 Is. one hundred and twenty
five delegates from the United
States. Canada, China. Japan. tho
Philippines, Australia and Mexico.
win meet In Honolulu 10 study
and discuss problems of mutual in.
forest and concern"
President Ray Lyman Wilbur Of
stanford university IL chairman Of
tho executive committee OF the
American group,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
HUSBAND FREED
He Shot Wealthy Lumber
man Who Stole Wiie'S Love

TULSA, Okla, April 81 Eugene
rurdy. young church deacon. was
found not guilty OF the murder Of
+. $. Hutchinson. wealthy lumber
man. hy a jury here today
The jury had been out since late
last night
Purdy shot and killed Hutchinson
after the latter had ulienatcd the
affections Of Mrs. HELEN Furdy,
wife % the slayer
Testimony was introduced AZ the
trial TO show that Hutchinson had
settled with Purly for approSim.
atcly $4,000 after tho lumbcrman
had made love 10 Mrs Purdy
Tho defense plea was insanity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
Families of Ship
Victims Are Paid

TACOMA. April rs Families q
five men who lost their lives in The
laundering OF tho steamship T. ".
|, Lake In December. isss, have been
given awards by federal court here,
Tho Merchants transportation com
pany must pay the amounts FoS
the death u chief Engineer > J.
Larson the award IN $4,000; for s o
lrddonborE. ss.72b: for Lars Drup.
ping. $4,000. for Harry r. shnnor
si.5ai.bo. for Alfred Mason, SLioo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
KING is WORRIED
English NoblewOman'S
Shooting StlrS Royal Party

PALERMO, Sicily, April rs. \
sensation. heightened by the pres
once here OF King George Y, OF
England. was caused today 10y news
OF the shooting OF Lady Marion
Hayings. daughter OF tho Earl OF
Huntington. who Is in a serious con.
diton with bullet ia her ung,
The British sovereign sent his own
physician 90 attend Lady Marion.
The shooting took place in n hotel
room, Friends announce q was acct
dental. and say lady Marion was cS'
amining "a revolvcF which exploded.
King George was visiting Palermo
during a Mediterranean cruise, in
which he Is seeking TO regain his
health following an attack OF influ-
cnxa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
SEEK ASSASSINS SHIP is ATTIRE!
Mont Laurier Burning at
Liverpool Dock

LIVERPOOL April ~ The
lsO00tun Canadian Pacific liner
Mont Lauucr is aIirc in dgdock
here
Tho steamships fore decks have
been completely destroyed aud the
flames, which were famed lay e.
high wind. arc spreading below
decks Damage already amounts To
more than $4,000 pounds sterling.
4 dozen fire hrlgadcs fought tho
flames and ono fireman was 7cri.
ously gsssed, Plates on the vcs
sells furc part turned white hot and
dense smoke covered the docks,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
Judge Grosscup to
Speak to Realtors

Judge s - groHncup, attorney
for the Pacific Coast steamship Co
who has recently returned from Eu,
rope. viii talk 10 the members OF
the Seattle READ estate board at its
luncheon meeting Thursday noon
in tho Chamber II Commerce build
ing lie will talk on real estBte
conditions In Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

Me 20 Mio Bsmbino Caro-" "Ths
wren and "A Birthday" Miss
Klehl will play Chopin's Preludcg
sos g. : and 20. Mr.. Harmon and
Miss Strong Will sing. as duets. 'fBy
tho Waters Of Minnr,onka and
''somrwheye Voice n Calling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
MIDWEST STATIONS
I'usifir Time4

kIrh isSal, Spokane stE, sios
REPORTS q pigs WEAB concert. 5li9.
taik eH accounting
ktOh tEip, Missouri 60. mafs
arts weather silent after
WEAR taspt cleveland gttia.
diHHHr concert,
WIS ats chicago 1870 ore
san recital lullaby farm program.
tufnbuaksrs orchestra
koA Us1i. Denver pFahsstrs
ftg. kiwanls Riuh program. 81 Rain
uow Iaat orchestra
tNnu tssbl. Ottawa lAltis
Symphony UreiratrA-
wus tsoi. Jtffsrs9n city stl8so.
studta prog ram.
WQJ tIisi Chicago. Hawaiian
steel gutter austs,
rFAC tsat calaAig Niisnt night
tStA talgl. Edmonton sladio
program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

IL did not have to go through
strenuous exercises nor rub myself
with absurd creams. which gcner.
ally put on flesh instead of taking Il of.
did not wear weakening garments, nor
torture myself with diets | was for.
iunate enough while Ia Europe TO find opt
the secrets with which millionaires,
French actresses and beautiful women
OF Paris kcep their hgures slender Not
only did easily and gradually lose 50
pounds, but the reduction was lasting,
ss have never gained a pound since
stopping the treatment. feel and look
years younger and my health has greatly
Improved with this wonderful discovery.
No matter how fat you arc. you may do
Just az did. and easily lose a few
pounds every week without any danger.
simply NO 20 any good drug store, esi a
package OF SAN,GRl.NA tablets dnsis,
on these. as nothing like u has ever been
offered before 10 The public), take II h.
per directions, aud watch your weigh,
80 down, iou can cat all you want
while you take ShN.GRf.NA. TT rs
GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY HARM.
Less the formula OF French physician.
snd II now recommended by leading
American speeialitts and physicians as 4
safe aud eilieseious way TO reduce.
On anlo ~ ony OF llurtelle OF swirts
tJtuu AiutuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
Bulgar Monarch AmbuShed;
Escapes Death

SOFIA April t5,-Loyai troops
scourrd tho countryside around SO
~ today seeking six assasSins who
smbusbgd King Boris whlk tho Bul
rar mouaWh was motoring TO The
capital yesterday Two OF his majes
Is IS aides zen dead Ia the vollry and
tho royal chauffeur slumpct over the
wheel. badly Wounded. while Il part
OF King Boris rnuataehe was clipped
away 10y a bullet, The king icapcd
frnm tho automobile ana led an at
tack ON The asSaSsins. who escaped,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
COAST srarIoNs

hrAE tstsl pailmsb- silent aishl
krrN trssl. spokane -s;i5. uocba.
600 orchestra program
krO asa. esH Francisco hsis
gers orchestra. h, organ rocitsl, p
ilsrsi iohuHgn, soprano 10. tshlria
cafe orchestra
KLN t5cpi, oaaisnd -. news bui.
istins
kGo tssD. oakland gts news
bulletins. gtt N9yah'H Eoif Lesson
-rhu sian on the nos" 5Aet
comedy 30. ii1lstsad's orchestra,
M ua5l. lbs Angeles is a,
m 600 watt tests D. m. o.
irHrs orchestra, 5s0 ifmA priiarr
81. female baritone. q play. D. Ar
Erutus TITO. 10, Examiner program.
kIIJ ftosi. los Angeles 2. health
talk program, 10 iHskmau's
orchestra
hIN tetl, Portland g. roncr4t !.
TO- huiinomaH Hotel Htroiisfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
WHAT'S ON THE
WILD WAVES
Well, Almost Everything
From Classics to Jazz
HEIGHTS CLUB RADIOS
Plenty OF Variety for Long
Distance Fans

A TOUCHING little thing about
~ ''rho JBnitor's Child" viii hr
broadcast from KFAE t5t0 al w
$, {. along about 5,9o y. m Wed.
ncsday, by Miss Barbara Poisson, u
Spokane, Dean Carpenter viii talk
about radio frequency ampliflsrs,
Miss Alice webb viii chat about
new books ana there viii be a yio'
I'm quartet and musical readings.
Earnest seekers after the
truth about accounting mas
learn some of Il at 7;i0 Nrdnr,.
day. Kills ieNiaster viii broad
cast ut that hour FROM kfrh
l.i0 AT SPOKANE, Ten minutes
earlier thrrr'll be plIs organ
concert,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

r. l.. Scott. veteran employe OF tbs
street car system. viii start his 3lE'
year Of service May /. lie WAS pre-,
scented Tuesday with an inspector
gold badge by supt ~ W, Heuder
anm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

finest Brazilian coffee obtainahle
were the last two requests Of this
strange murderer who then walked
with steady footsteps to the scat
fold.
81 repent" said Hartman at the
end, adding quickly. but I do not
for death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

Lungs or
Stomach

l. made b, u physician AZ the flectros
Medical Clinic. Gil ard Ave. for thrir
patients. Medical .sryir. IN this rity, as
Ia all other cities. Ia too high, but the
public IL giving NJ such support bnt VIZ
are ablo ~ turn to give the finest mrhi.
cal service nj a ninimum of coat. In
our practice We use many kinds Of treat
rncuts, including biathermia Tor all kinds
81 infisunations, Anto- Condemnation for
high blood pressure and prry. disorders.
Aetinir Rays for many blood and skin
disorders, r. H.. rundown conditions. etc,
We specialize. on disease. Of the chest
and abdomen. High blood pressure ran
he greatly reduced In ono treatment
iiour,, . n. m. To 1850 u. Nj MA in-saIi.
Treatments. $3.50. Paralysis Is caused
by high blood pressure. which can be
greatly reduced IN ous treatment. Why
walt until you arc iopsidcdr When you
har. seen aur clinic ". believe you viii
agree that We have tho best equipment
m the Coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
THURSDAY


kfOA ftstl. Rhodes Dept store
Z, iipffmRna orehesirs, silent night,
Mn taHaj. r. W Hudio Service
90, igs50 marksts 8, musicale
80 hume economics talk q the
ater gossip silent until 1850. KIN
Orders % BATS ffgiie
KiIu ,sIn. nush 8 f.sne Piano
Co.'S musical hour silent night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
MIDWEST STATIONS
I.arifi. Iimsi

ktoN fsiD, Hiranuia r musical
pfbsfams talk oH county fairs
WIS tJiaI Ghlrhao 'Ezg-trsE,
programs silent after that
NEAH taspi Cleveland wEAI
program Friassd. g. dance orchestra.
kuA tara, Denver Silent night
1NuN an, Montreal =ss3F Wu-
do pF0gfaul
csHN tBsH, winnipeg $50. tfu
prftal Vet Fhut haud
CNHC ttaoi. CalER5 utdilnts
stsrYl D. studio program
KsL i30oi, Hait Lake city - 30
III studia pfBErans orchestra
kiw iassi. Chicago =s-t 30 stu
aia programs
wtCo an, Twin cities -tst. stu.
dls programs
voc tisb. pSYsnpsrt. Iowa sic.
atunto programs
wTAM tsss,. Cleveland -s,I siu.
do program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
fraternity have charge OF the
pruErum.

fraternity have charge of the
program,
4 female baritone may he heard
baritonlnE away 10 beat tho band
by turning tho diaty 90 isT meters
about 100 "Wednesday Trina he.
Harty In going to sing some songs
in sirlIsh baritone voice az that
time. from XII. Los Angeles
XIII. An5l Ios Angeles. Offer
an Interesting lecture on astrou.
ony nj o'clock, "Wednesday
evening. Tho stars win let the
waves pass unhlndrrvd In honor
Of the occasion, the station RI
ports.
kGO Il silent after p m Wed,
nesday. Thursday evening at 9.
tho KGo players win offer their
weekly play This time /, ls to BE
The aian 90 tho box Tune in
on ssi meters for the three act
comedy. At Tsis Thursday. Joe
Noyak win give his weekly golf
lesson from the same station
A recital featuring Niles Virginia
Strong. soprano. Frank Harmon, bar
itouc. and Miss Corynu ksihl. plan,
lat. will give concert AZ $50 =, m,
Wednesday from KJH Mr. Harmon
will aing, among other songs Cart
You Hear Nc Calm. Carplineg"
God Touched the Rose. "on the
Road 10 Mandalay and Indian
Dawn Miss Strong'a liza, includes
uyoraks songs My Mother Taught
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

Novm's beautiful 70 Wild
Rose viii he played by the lior
man orchestra on tho s o'clock
dinner hour program OF the Pacific
States Electric company. wedueH.
day. other pieces ON the list are,
uIou's "stEiticttH''. "Amurita"
wal,Ees, suite from the Faust lallft
No and Brahms Hungarian
Dance No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
COAST srArIoNs

kFAE tsiAl, Pullman 51a VIC
iiH quartet. rsdi0 and farm talks
Krf NsTl, tos Angeles sl10. EEa
smUur program 2, Ernie pstfupa
prFhSstrh 8p. irma ate liarty. rs.
mails baritone Standard oil Go.
play p ArErnuHian trio. 10, E8am-
liner program
hHJ taoai, Los AnEsiss $3.50,
rhildrsn's program 4, lecture on hsf
ttvnomy kil9. Fillmore G. % q. pro-
gram teI iiiChmans orchestra
hon Gan. Portland g dinusr
cuHcVFJs sac. news bgiisupss B rpu-
rrtt
krn hssi. San Francisco Il, asi.
ssrr srrhestru 20. Conn hand pro-
Efaus Atwstsf kent program 9.
biudiS Jout 10 GRbifia rafe vfrHrs-
IRA
kDU tsGlL oakland musical
pros aui 4 e. fTAaris hotel gfrueas
Ire Hftb. nera bulletins Fiisnt night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

kiiQ allows Whittier Heights
Improvement cl,h to broadcast
At $50 Wednesday Jnscph DE
Moulin win pianoloEue. Dorothy
knight, soprano. will sing God
ards Lullaby and other pieces;
Richard fiournos VIII play
"Iiumoresaue" and The Kos
airy" on his Nylophone and the
Sunset Dance orchestra win at
tempt To conquer "Eiira" and
other dance music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
SseFhe Radio Star
RADIO PROGRAMS
WEDNESDAY
hLAIIII hIAIIONs

hIoA tislp, Iihodrs Dept Store
is ab. natafy riuh lunrheppi 4, or
,hoatru program . rarlfic states
Electric concert a,ta. Hopper Kelly
program klap. studio program.
MN asa. ~ W ladin hHrylts
Cu 1889. mHrkst rep11iu =. musis
Ftlst 1859. traturs program 8. the
alter Euasip $3.50, studio concert
$3.50. iraFriaE
ktu ts5O, Hush a Lane Piano
Ca. musical hour $50 feature
program,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

,uihbert Peal. secretary ni
the Western Montana Fair asso.
ciaiion, viii tell what IL feels
like to run county fair. from
kJOM lsiIL Wednesday even
ing about $50. Alpha Phi sor.
GRITTY and Alpha Tau Omega
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

Anyone having the urge, TO hear
a quartet sing Boost Kiwana,
may crafty the craving by tuning
into the as5.mcter band about 7lo
Wednesday evening The Denver
station will broadcast a program
by the Kiwanls club at that hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

Ou anlo ~ ANY o. llurtell'o on 8wlrt'p
Drug AlprcS
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-10-30
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

October 30-Mt. Olive-10 a. m. to
IL M
October 9O-Toms Brook: l p. m.
to $3.50 p. m.
October -Maurertown: 5:45 D.
IN. to p. m.
November 2-Liberty Furnace: 8
a. m. to 10 a. m.
November Jerome: 1890 a. m.
to II m.
November Bonneville: l p. m.
to $3.50 p. m.
November 4-Funk's Store (Fort) !:
$3.50 a. m. to $3.50 a. m.
November 4-Lichliter' Store (Fort)
9:45 a. m. to 1890 a. m.
November 4-Clem's Store (Fort) /:
IL a. m. to II m.
November 4-Edinburg: l p. m. to
$3.50 D. m.
November 6-Lantz Mills: $50 a..
N. to IL m.
November Columbia Furnace: 1
p. m. to $3.50 p. m.
November mt Jackson: $50 a.
m. to $3.50 p. M
November 1O-Hepner's: a. m. to
IL a. m.
November 10-Orkney Springs: -
m. to 2:30 p. m.
November 10-Funkhouser's Store:
g. p. m. to 4:30 p. m.
November 11-Hudson's Cross Roads
10 a. m. to II m.
November lint Clifton: 1890
p. n. to p. m.
November 12-Quicksburg: $50 a..
m. to II m.
November 2-Forestville: 1 p. m.
to $3.50 p. m
Moore's Store: 10 a.
m. to II m.
13-Getz: p. m. to g
p. m.
Hamburg: $50 to
10 a. NJ
November 16-Bowman's: 1920 a.
m. to II m.
17-New Market: $3.50 a.
m. to $3.50 p. m.
November IS and Strasburg:
8 a. n. to $3.50 p. m.
20-Mt. Jackson: 10 a.
III. to 3 p. m
November 23-Edinburg: l p m. to
$3.50 p. m.
After November % all district
books will be in the Treasurer's of
fee where payments can be made.
J. d. HARPINE,
County Treasurer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-10-30
WOMAN LEGISLATOR SPEAKS

Appealing to all professed Demo-
Gratis, women and men alike, to
stand firm behind the party prinei-
pies and the party candidates in the
forthcoming election on November 3,
Mrs. Walter c. Fain of Norfolk, only
woman member of the Virginia Gen.
eral Assembly. addressed a gather
ing of voters in Roanoke.
She emphasized for the benefit of
women voters the Importance and
necessity of organization for the pur-
pose of working side by side with
the men and touched briefly on the
State Legislatures to approach pub
lie problems as Virginians, not as
sectionalists.
Introduced by Joseph C. Chitwood,
attorney. as the Joan dare of the
Virginia General Assembly, the
speaker who served during the last
term of the State Legislature as del
egate-general from the city of Nor
AOfhs do 6lfCA AOQSluS i6tEptlO1
by her audience, which, contrary to
the expectations contained as many
men as women, Mrs. Fain appeared
under the auspices Of the newly or
ganized Women's Democratic League
of Roanoke, and her address was
generally advertised as a discussion
Of the woman's part in the party or
ganization
Harmony and unity in the Demo
cratic party, with no disgruntled OF
dissatisfied followers, with all work
ing together for good of the entire
State and not isolated sections, wal
held up as the means OF bringing
prosperity and progress in the OLD
Dominion. Bearing out this though
the speaker urged all who took par
in the Democratic primary to forge
the results of that contest and rail-.
to the support of the party princi
pies by voting Loyalty on Novembei
3. next, for the Democratic nomi
nees.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-10-30
NATURAL BRIDGE
REPORTED SOLD
Richmond Capitalists Unite To Ac-
quire One of Worlds Wonders

Natural Bridge, one of the most
famous wonders in America, will be
bought by group of Virginia bust
ness men, principally of Richmond,
and headed by Oliver ]. Sands,
James ]. Pollard, George M. Crump,
Raphael Levy and ]. Lee Davis, if
negotiations in progress for some
time are successful. it was an
nounced by Mr.. Sands.
An option is held by the group
and the deal is expected to go
through within fortnight or So. Mr..
Sands said. The purchase price is in
the neighborhood of 100000, and
the property to be conveyed consists
of the bridge, large hotel and an
acreage
Others Are Interested
In addition to the Richmond men
named, several others of Staunton
and Lynchburg are interested. The
new company, according to Mr.. Sands
will modernize and improve the
property and make it one of the most
beautiful spots in the country. The
plans, now under way, call for ex-
tensive alterations and additions
which, Mr.. Sands said, would make
it still more mecca for tourists and
vacationists than ever before.
The deed to the property, dating
back to its conveyance to Thomas
Jefferson on July 5, 1874, is being
examined by attorneys for the new
purchasers, and surveyors are now
at work plotting the grounds for the
papers.
Bridge of Natural Limestone
The property is now owned by the
Natural Bridge Company. 1t is near
small village that bears it's name
and is 179 miles by rail from Rich
mond. The bridge is a natural lime
stone strata SO feet long by from SO
to $50 feet wide and 215 feet above
Cedar Greek, which runs beneath it.
1t was part of an old cave and is now
part of public highway. 1t is in
County and was held by
Thomas Jefferson until 1893.
The present sale had its inception
with negotiations of George NJ
Crump, early in August. The Rich
mond purchasers later conceived the
idea of forming the company and
the property a real asset to
the State