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The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
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BY .The Associated Pres.
.,WEMc, Berrlen Springs t2s5.5): t.i5
,wEET. Boston t475'al: GO. ROXY and
his Gang: Sis. organist,
T~cN. Chicago Tribune lS7o'21: ., eve
ming oh composers. talk, soios.
VOL. Chicago C47.sJ: s. concert. vocal.
KYW. Chicago 4ss): T. sunday Eve
ming club, speaker
WIS Little Brown church, choir;
WEBH. Chicago Post ts1O,s): I, select
WMAo. Chicago (silenD
WIN; Cincinnati ,4s2s); 7:a0, sery-
WEAR, cisveland tsssD: :. choir: 5.
VIA ~WFxAi Dalls. New. t47s.a; 6. Bible
voc. Davenport ti89'sj; $50 ltse
KoA, Denver Oeso; $50 evening
WWj. Detroit News ts5s.7): e.2o. Roxy
and his Gang. s:15. organ
WTAs. ElEin 1soss): 7-is star program.
Mno, De, Mones es2el 7;ao. orchestra
KRIS. Hot Springs Park ts7.s); 745.
Faster services; o. concert; 10. ringing
KNx. Hollywood CsaO: . church, IN.
''Ras's KFwp Holywood sis,s,Ss esq: s.s concert.
wsif. Iowa city $3.50. .. hymn
Wos. jefferson City a.c.o: 1880. re-
wDAF, Kansas City fsilen)
XIII. Los Angeles Times f405): $50.
concert: .; organ: $3.50. Instrumental;
l0:lh. vocal. instrumentsl.
XII. Los Angeles 46s) SAB talk; .
theater; 10 Jugo-siav music, il veal
Instrumental: II dance.
WHAS. IouisYire tsllenb.
wcco, Minneapolis-st. Paul ufs.D
s.15 classical.
Wild. Mooaehept tsOss) 1920 pop
WcAL. Northfleld ts9e0 $40 sacred
program, sermon.
VIZ. New York 454,s) orchestra. I
soprano; 7ii5 tenor; Vioinst.
WBBR. New York l2IzcD quartet
WIN. Nay York (ssi2) entertain
ers: s:4s orchestra.
KGo. Oakland tset % s.so services.
WoAW, Omaha t52s) Bible study;
Es sier service.
WIFI. Philadelphia f3st5) $50 services
WfP. Philadelphia t50s.2) SIS services
WOO. PbiladelphIa f5ose) recital.
WCAU. Philadelphia f27sD $40 serv-
ices: orchestra: 7;3D orchestra.
kDkA, Pittsburgh t3oaD $50 ssry-
KGw. Portland oregonian uais)
services; . concert; 10 concert
WOAI. San Antonio fzof5D 730 rerv.
ices: a:30 Seven Last Words Of Christ -
kPo. San Francisco beaD orchcs-
trt 1890 orchestra
WGY. Schenectady t37s.5) 7.f5 orches-
trA violin recital.
KFNF. Shenandoah (.6s) $40 services,
J services.
ksD. st. Louis fslienD.
WcBD, Zion t3ii6) s Zion choir yo.
cal, reader. pianist.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
TIRE SERVICE
FIRM TO OPEN

Charles Barnes, for IL years in the
tire sales and service business, most
II which was spent with the Lion
Eerger Tire and Service company,
has decided to enter business for
himself and will give minute stten-
ton TO tire sales and service within
a few days.
Burns will feature Kelly-Spring-
field tires. truck pneumatics and solid
cushion truck tires. He will temper
arily make his headquarters at the
factory branch Of the Kelly-Spring
field Tire companN 2575 Harney
street. This new business will be
known - the Burns Tire and Service
comp.ny.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

'ontest at Friend. and Edna Carlson. lie
Roy Lsase and Elmer Huffman judging
the contest at Crete.
Or. d. a. Burrage Of the Doans fac
ulty attended the meeting OF the Classic
al Association of the Middle West and
South at Iowa City April and 10.
President Dean has been invited to de-
liver a commencement address for the
Dorchester Hieh school.
Professor Heyhoe will deliver the COM
mencement address At Cordovs, May q.
President Dean spoke at the father and
son banquet at Weeping Water Tuesday
niaht.
Miss Dorothy swariz OF Loomis Miss
Eliza beth Dewitt OF stanton and Miss
Florence Folda % Crete have received
word that they have been accepted al
he University OF Michigan summer sta
ton al Cheboygan. Mich. They will take
special work which Will fit them for
their work assistants in the depart
ment OF biology next year
The rat. the house fly and the
mosquito are all in favor of but one
clean-up-weak year.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
WOAW Program.

500 A. M. Eastern morning service.
conducted by tho Rev X. X. Brown and
his aaHo.iafes
$50 D. m: Eastern mntinee program.
transmitted from WOAW's remote control
studio IN Tho May seed and Nursery build
Ing Shenandoah. la.
2ii5 p. m: Eastern matinee program by
~. Cecilia cathedral choir and aolosts
under direction cf Or. n, Mills siby.
500 D. m: Bible study period, under
he personal direction OF Mrs Carl n.
Gray.
$500 p, m: Easter chapel service By the
NOrihFIds Christian church. Rev. +. K
Hsrgrove, pastor. W. ~ cHdy musical
director; Jessie q. Csdy organist.
Scripture reading prayer
Rav. r n. IfarRroys.
Csniats. ''rhs Seven Last Words ni
Christi ........,.......... Dubois
Soiofets Harriet Cndy Smead, soprano
John Stewart, baritone.
Sermon. Some Evidences Of the Rescur-
rrciion
Rev. v. X. HsrGroya
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

AND the greatest OF curses
On the baby who nurses
Is a bottle that's doubtfully clean;
II hs cant nurse his mother.
And there isn't another,
He'll - Q had baby to wean.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

Note; This Is NOT an attempt 10 riJi-
ouie Michael Arien. think he l. "a
literary wonder. And ! like him
man. We hnve been thrown together
quite n lot lately. lie lives next door
to me In my hotel and we have spent
many pleasant hours. But this IL how
he might write my Sunday sermoDstte.
Only he would do IL much bctterl.
1mfwy mfwy mfwyp mfwYpmfwypyppp
II has occurred to the writer TO
speak of the Kit Kat ball. An i'm
preston. Why A hall, Why a Kit
Kat, 1t is one of those i'm probable
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

Essex requires little attention to keep
in top condition. Its maintenance
cost, we believe, is the lowest of any
car in the world. You sacrifice no
motoring pleasure, comfort or good
looks thatlarge, high-priced cars can
give. Essex is nimblc of action. 1t is
easily handledi in crowded traffic, re-
sponsivc to every call for power or
speed. And with it you know all
the satisfaction that comes with its
distinction as fine and beautiful car.
Can any other car within hundreds
of dollars of the price satisfy you
SO wellp
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16
u. s. REVENUES
FALL OFF AS.
TAXES CUT
Treasure Surplus Of $780,
100000 Expected
Despite Cut.
BY Universal Service.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 10
The total collections of internal revc-
nue. from all sources for the fiscal
year ended June 80, 1925, was
50, 5S4, 146,2SG24, a decrease OF
1912, O3S,9SS.S2 as compared with 1924
collections, Internal Revenue Commits
sioner David III. Blair reported to G.
b. Winston, acting secretary of the
treasury.
Repeal of some and a reduction in
the rates of other miscellaneous taxes,
which became effective under the rev.
enue act as amended in 1924, and the
% per cent reduction in the tax of
individual incomes, are given by Blair
as reasons for the decreased revenues.
Despite the loss of revenue the treas
ury expects n surplus of S300.000,O00
or more. which will justify Congress
in making further tax reductions. This
is due to economies effected in the va
rious branches of the government in
keeping with President Coolidgc's pro-
gram.
Blair called especial Intention to the
fact that during the fiscal year 1925
the treasury refunded S151. $50, 415.60
as having been illegally collected in
taxes. This sum included $31 ,563, 45S.06
in interest.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16
RETAIL DRUGGISTS
Z PLAN ORGANIZATION

At the regular luncheon session OF
the San Antonio Retail Druggists
Tuesday, preliminary reports indi
Gated a large attendance for the or
sanization meeting OF retail druggists
in Southwest Texas in San Antonio,
October 20 and 81.
The special committee appointed by
the San Antonio Retail Druggists AS
sociation, which is sponsoring the
meeting, has prepared circular letters
and these will be mailed to about 400
druggists. These letters explain the
purpose Of the proposed organization
and invite them TO attend. The let
tiers are being sent by l.. ID. Gilmore,
r. l.. Reader and Henry Helm, of the
convention committee, and George I'll.
O'Brien, chairman of the hotel COM
mittee.
James Caldwell, president of the
Craftsmanship Club, spoke at the
monthly meeting of the local organiza-
, ton, his topic being why Retail
Druggists Fail to Get Rich" OtheI
speakers were W. Y. Hooker of Port
Arthur and w. W. Kelton, represent
ing Squibbs.
Henry Helm and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Grothaus will attend the national
convention of retail druggists in Mem
phis September q TO 26.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16
SAN ANTON|ANS
To OBSERVE
MUSIC DAY
Teachers VIII Hold Open
House in Interest Of
Profession.

Formally inaugurating the opening
of the musical year, San Antonio mu-
sicians will observe Music Day today.
Open house will be held by all mu.
sicians and music teachers to their
friends and patrons from 4 to G p. m.
Programs will be given and many will
serve refreshments.
At the King Frederick Mayor Tenn
pie an unusually full and interesting
program has been arranged. Seventy
members of the San Antonio Music
Teachers Association will hold at
homes" also.
Music Day is observed generally
all over the country" Miss Alice
Mayfield, president of the San An
tonic Music Teachers Association,
said. Its purpose is to stimulate
and encourage a love for music among
our people by offering good musical
programs in the studios of the best
music, both modern and classic"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16
s. A. MEX|CANS
CELEBRATE
HOLIDAY
Cry Of Freedom by Consul
Inaugurates Park
Festivities.

Beginning with cannon shot
which startled nearby residents into
thinking an explosion had occurred
Mexicans at San Pedro Park Tuesday
night began celebrating the national
holiday, tho sixteenth of September,
which in San Antonio begins on the
18th and ends the 18th.
Fireworks, flags, merry-go-rounds,
speeches, toy balloons, ferris wheels,
dancing, pretty girls, and the "Cry
of Freedom" given at IL D. m. by
Consul General A. p. GARLIC, formed
the basis of the celebration.
After the "grito" was given salts
factorily, merrymaking went on until
the wee small hodrs. "
A parade is scheduled for Wednes-
day. Headed by Mayor Tobin, Cen
eral Ernest Kinds, city and county Of
ficials, Federal Judges, and all au-
thorities, the Mexican colony will file
down the main streets late in the aft
ernoon.
One part of the 18th Of September
celebration was the presentation OF
the Cross of Merit to Governor Mi
riam ~ Ferguson Tuesday, by the
Blue Cross charitable society headed
by A. Z. Garlic. to express high ap-
probation for many acts Of Gle.
mency to Mexican citizens serving
prison terms"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16
STANFIELD CHARGES
DRUNKENNESS CHARGE
RESULT OF FRAMEUP

BOISE, Sept. 16.-P)-A state
ment that his arrest on charges of
being drunk end disorderly" at Ba-
kcr, Ore, Sunday night, was n frame.
up, was issued by Senator Stanfield
on his arrival here yesterday.
81 went into the cafe for luncheon
after attending to some business, "
Senator Stanfield said.
Il had gone to the cashier TO pay
my bill when / was struck on the
head from behind and / wheeled and
struck in self-defensc.
II demanded to know what the trou-
bic was and l was informed l was
under arrest. I asked what for and
was told for drunkenness. l was pitch
ed onto and dragged out Of the res
taurant, although l offered to go I'M
supported"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16
PLAN ENTERTAINMENT
FOR ORPHAN K|DD|ES

Children of the Protestant Orphans
Home will be entertained by the civic
department of the Woman's Club with
an automobile, ride on October '24.
The drive probably will include a trip
around the Scenic Loop with a stop
at the partly constructed Protestant
Orphans Home on the Bandera road.
Refreshments will be served ON the
trip and the children will be given
Halloween favors. The department
expects to defray the expenses, from
a fund to be raised by a sale of old
newspapers and magazines.
The first consignment of old papers
to be sold was taken to the Alamo
Paper Sack Company by Mrs. +. j..
Mauer, president of the club, and Mrs.
. William johnson, chairman of the
civic department. The chairman Of
the committee to raise the funds is
Mrs. Porter LOring,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16
Woman Changes
Mind, Saves
Mate From, Jail

Queer motives Turk in love.
One woman after commander
ing a patrolman chased her hus-
band for more than an hour be.
fore the officer finally arrested
him for whipping her.
She left them, as the officer
started to the station with his
prisoner, TO return home.
But somewhere on the way she
changed her mind and hired a
service car to 60 to the police
station.
Changed my mind; don't
want my husband in jail
"AlI right take him." the ser.
geant said.
And she did.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16
CAROLINE SARTOR, rs,
DIES AT S. A. HOME

Mrs. Caroline SartOr, 7G. resident
Of San Antonio since childhood, died
Tuesday at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Henry Weschc, 1909 Garden
street.
She is survived by six daughters,
Mrs. Mic Oswald Of Los Angeles ;
Mrs. Ed Wolff, of Mexico City; Mrs.
Leonard Gleason, Of Chicago: Mrs.
W. Staacke and Mrs. Charlotte Bur
viii Sartor, of Los Angeles; Mrs. X.
ncttc, of San Antonio; two sisters,
Mrs. Emily Wcsche, of San Antonio,
and Mrs. Anna Wiiburn, of Dallas.
Funeral arrangements have not been
made pending advice from relatives
out Of the city.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16
ROENTGENOLOC|ST
CAN GET j. s. POST
Are you a roentgenologist?

II by any chance you are, possibly
you can get job with Uncle Sam,
for civil service examination for "one
of those things" is included in the
list of examinations which are now
open, according to r. NJ. Luckenbach,
civil service secretary in San Antonio.
A roentgenologist, Webster says, is
a scientific investigator and studier of
the character and action of Roentgen
rays.
Other positions and the closing dates
on which applications for them will
be received are: Assistant to receiver
for insolvent division of the TreasurT
Department. September %; assistant
to civil engineer, October 6; senior
transportation rate and traffic clerk,
October 10: inspector of safety appli'
ances, October 10; matron, Indian SER
vice, October 10f junior technologist,
October 10, and junior messenger and
trained nurse, October 10; bacteriolo.
gist. November 80.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16
GERMAN CONSUL GETS
BOND-STOCK RULING

Official word from Berlin that the
German government would require all
German companies or individuals who
had sold stocks or bonds in the United
States since the war and then re-
pudiatcd them. TO recognize them for
not less than 10 per cent of their orig
inaf face value, was received by G.
Luetcke. German consul in San An
tonic, Tuesday.
Bond and stock owners would be
allowed to participate in all divi;
dends on this basis. Mr.. Luetcke said.
The action was made effective on July
81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16
Court Adiourns
As Circus
Parade Passes
Nv Universal service


ANDERSON, S. C., Sept. 10.
IL should dislike to sentence a
man while a circus parade is
passing" declared Judge Ship,
as he adjourned court today.
IL do not mean that am
going to give way TO a circus"
said his honor, "but the effect is
demoralizing to a court Of JUS
tice. 1t is virtually impossible
TO hold court when a circus is in
town.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16
SELECT DELEGATES
TO Y.M.C.A. MEETING

DALLAS, Sept. lev. X. Wing
field of Temple, P. c. McCammon of
Corsicana and George A. Handler OF
Marshall today were elected delegates
to the national council of the Y. NJ.
c. A., to be held in Washington in
October, at a meeting of the Texas
representatives here. The three were
chosen for three years, and will, with
six followers, constitute the states
representation at Washington.
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