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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
Buying for Income or Profit?
The Young Man Cannot Afford to Speculate-and
He Cannot Afford Not to Invest
Bv ELWOOD LLOYD

briefly stated as buying Tor INCOME
while speculation can be termed buy
ing for profit. For the young man
the buying for income is by far the
safer mode.
The same issue of the magazine
quoted in the foregoing paragraphs
also contains three salient rules re-
garding the art of investing. IheS
are:
Learn how first.
Invest afterward.
Then WATCH your holdings.
For foundation upon which to
build the young man may ma tne
following to be valuable sugges-
ton, as relating to investments winch
will give him an objective toward
which to work as well as a schooling
in the fundamentals of investment.
Decide TO start with $4,000. But
don't wait until the $1,000 has been
accumulated. Let savings, in what
ever form they may be acquired,
buy the following securities as fast
ms possible: Baby bonds to the value
of $500, and a like amount, eacn'
of equipment trust certificates, guar
anteed stocks, and corporation stocks,
either preferred or common.
The purchase of these securities
even a little at a time. will bring
considerable information of the right
sort, which will prove an invaluable
guide TO future investments.
Then, when such foundation has
been laid, n further stimulus tc
thrift, as well as further educa
ton in investments, may be secured
by obligating ones self to purchase
about $500 worth of sound corpora
ton bonds on the installment plan
This form of investing builds for care
full and systematic saving, because II
is easier to save for an obiigntior
than it is just to set aside surplus
money each pay day.
Reputable bond houses, brokers
and other investment bankers vii
gladly show the young men how t.
put such a plan into operation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
SERGEANT BURIED
HERE WITH HON0RS

Full military honors were accorded
Sergeant Jesse S. Davenport. a.. who
was buried in the National Cemetery
Tuesday afternoon.
Sergeant Davenport died at Legion
Monday.
He had served in the army % years
and is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Vicenta A. Davenport. and one
daughter. Miss Dora Davenport.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
OFFICERS FRUSTRATE
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
OF DRUG MESSENGER

Ordering a small quantity Of drugs
and change for a $50 bill from the
George Keen drug store to be delivered
on West Houston street. Monday
night, a man refused to accept delivery
when the messenger boy, accompanied
by three detectives, appeared at the
address with the package and change.
Kecneis suspicious were aroused
when the order was received, as he
had been victimized of SAG during the
past three weeks by such methods, he
said. Filling the order he called Of
ficers and sent them ahead Of the
boy.
The man at the address disavowed
having sent the order. they said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
Ice. MAY GRANT
RATE APPLICATION

AUSTIN, Sept. 1j.-OP)-Applica.
ton Of the Southwestern group Of
states 70 be placed into a separate
division for fixing Of railroad freight
rates, stands a good chance Of being
granted. c. Y. Terrell, railroad com
missioner. who returned from the In
terstate Commerce Commission hear
ing on rates az Chicago, today said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
CHARLES o. WORTHY,
40. BURIED TUESDAY

Funeral services under the direction
If Perfect Union Lodge, were held
Tuesday afternoon for Charles o.
Worthy. 40, for AZ years a resident
Of San Antonio, whose death occurerd
at a local hospital late Monday. He
was born at Harrisburg.
He was a member Of San Antonio
Aerie No. 20 Of the F. q. r. and
the Perfect Union Lodge No. 10, Ma
sonic order.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Kate
Worthy; three sons, Henry, Loren
and Douglas; his mother, Mrs {. A.
Gorom and a sister. Mrs. W. J.. Dan
iel, all Of San Antonio; and two
brothers. George H., of San Antonio,
and c. L., of Alta Iona.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
S. A. WASHER FACES
CHARGE OF RUDELY
ACCOSTING FEMALE

Persistent attempts to make the
acquaintance of Mrs. Fay Chastain,
24J Fairview avenue, landed a man
in Jail on charges of rudely accostins
& female, Monday night.
Mrs. Chastain was waiting for q
street car at the intersection Of Com
merce and st. Mary's streets when the
man while passing in an automobile
invited her to 90 for a. ride.
He was ignored by Mrs. Chastain,
so returned and made a second at
tempt to pick her up" But not un-
til it was too late did he know that
the two men waiting for the same
street car were Detectives Golf and
Bradshaw. just off duty.
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
GODF REy BELL
TELLS LOVE
FOR NORA
Pleads With Orphaned Girl
to Accept His Offers
to Aid Her.
CONTINUED From Page 1. Part y

ness from life, Nora Lee. So do / /!
Complete happiness may never be
mine, but a measure of it these last
weeks have brought"
She put up her hand. He pushed it
gently and with an anxious almost
boyish smile, asked: You wouldn't
take it back, would you? Do you
begrudge me this little?"
When she would have interrupted
ne strobe on, his tones rushing in a
hoarse, reckless vibrance. Mo
don't cancel this brief gift. For you
are aware, Nora Lee, that love you.
| know that you perceive it. Or l
wouldn't speak yet. l would be pa
tient until, perhaps, you came TO
feel how great a thing love could be
between us. / have loved you from
the moment / first looked at you, so
it seems. You were little more than
child, suppose. And / didn't dream
that emotion could ever dominate me.
had scoffed a long time. But I'm
glad now TO feel the pangs-any OF
them. If love only makes us suffer
l will still be glad. I'm not asking
you to return love. yet, Nora Lee
Some day l will"
"No-don't. | don't want love-
You don't know what you're say
ing. Love will come bounteously &c
you, Nora Lee. You will never be
able TO stop it"
.nb I will 7"
Evening star., 1925-10-24
DR.. LUBECK TO PREACH
ON THE LIFE OF CHRIST
Lectures to Continue Ten Weeks at
Epiphany Church Parish
Hall, Thursday.

Rev DIR. Henry Lubbock. canon Of
the Washington Cathedral, will give
the first of a series of lectures on Thu
Life of Christ" in the parish hall of
Epiphany Church Thursday evening
at s O'Clock. This course will con-
tinue for 10 weeks. On the same day
al @:45 pm, the first of a series of
instructive addresses will he given by
Rev. Edward Pinkney Wroth on The
Pupil"
These classes have been arranged
ny the board of religious education
NJ the Episcopal Church in the
diocese of Washington for the benefit
of Sunday school teachers and others
interested in teaching the Bible
Canon Iubecks course, while of par
ticular interest to teachers will be
profitable to all Bible readers
classes are open free TO all interested
persons. Those who attend all 10 lee
lures in either course and who pass
successfully written test will receive
a certificate of credit for admission to
or promotion in the National Accred-
tied Teachers Association.
Evening star., 1925-10-24
Atlanta Pastor in Pulpit.

Calvary Methodist Church will open
its pulpit Sunday morning 10 the CON
gregationaI' Council. Rev. DIR. ID.
Witherspoon Dodge, pastor OF the
First Congregational Church of Al
lanta. Ga. will preach, and DIR. James
Shera Montgomery will conduct the
introductory service. In the evening
at o'clock DR.. Montgomery will de-
liver sermon lecture on THE Idle
Hand" Special music. will be given
by the Calvary Quartet at both serv-
ices
Evening star., 1925-10-24
VISITOR WILL PREACH.
DR.. Swartz to Fill Grace Reformed
Church Pulpit.

DR.. Herman F. Swart-, president OF
the Pacific School of Peligion, Berke-
ley. Calf, and a delegate to the Con.
week. will deliver the sermon at the
morning service at the Grace Reform
ed Church Fifteenth and o streets.
DR.. SwartZ is an old school friend
of Rev. Henry II. Ranck, pastor of
Grace Church.
Rev. DR.. Ranck will preach at s
o'clock on Carlyle and Cardiff" in
which he will make report on the
meeting Of the Synod OF the Reformed
Churches at Carlyle, Pa, and of his
visit To Cardiff. Wales. during the
meeting of the Allia nee of the Reform
ed Churches throughout the world.
Evening star., 1925-10-24

speaker. At $40 O'Clock the Mizpah
class for women will hold it's reunion
and celebration Of the fifteenth ami.
versary Of. its orsa nization.
At the quarterly meeting Thursday
evening IL was reported that I'm
manuel now has S95 members.
The Bible school board has appoint
ed the following new committee on
Roy Scout work: Chairman, Capt.
George l.. Myers, Clarence 5. Bruce
and ST. George r. Raby. An orchestra
has been organized in connection with
Church TROOP No. A3.
Evening star., 1925-10-24
CANON LUBECK TO PREACH
AT EPIPHANY TOMORROW
Vicar Scott of the Chapel Will
Conduct Evensong Services
at 8 O'Clock.

Rev. DIR. Henry Lubbock. canon of
the Cathedral will occupy the pulpit
of Epiphany Church at the II O'Clock
service tomorrow. At evensonc. at &
O'Clock. the sermon will be preached
by the Rev. Henry Scott Miller, vicar
OF Epiphany Chapel
There will he a celebra ton of the
holy communion at s am. Al 9.45
Evening star., 1925-10-24
Editor to Give Address.

Rev. NJ. r.. Schwartz. Methodist
minister and editor of the Washington
Christis n Advocate. Will preach TO
morroww evening al ,:45 O'Clock Al
the Central Union Mission. The serv
ice at O'Clock The same day will he
in charge Of Mrs. W. II. Ramsey.
Evening star., 1925-10-24

am. and 3 pm. the sessions of the
church school will be held. The week
ly meeting of the Young Peoples So
ciety will be held at pm. The Rev.
MIR. Miller will give an illustrated lee
ture. Canterbury. the Mother OF Eng
iish Cathedrals." at this meeting.
Tuesday there will be the service OF
holy communion at II am. and at
O'Clock i'm the evening -HrN'"- %"
spiritual healing will be held. These
services will he under the auspices Of
the Society OF the NaZarene.
There will be celebrations of the
holy communion at II am. Wednes-
day tSt Simon and st. Jude) and
Thursday.
Evening star., 1925-10-24
Rev. H. A. Kent to Preach.

Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor of the
First Brethren Church. Twelfth and
F. streets southeast will speak to-
morrow evening at 1:45 O'Clock at
sage. In the evening at 1:45 he will
speak on "One Who Never Changes. =
SUNDAY school will convene at $50
am. and Christian Endeavor at $40
2 m.
Evening star., 1925-10-24
HARVEST HOME SERVICE.
Immanuel Baptist Membership
Now 995, Report Shows.

The harvest home service will be
held at Emmanuel Baptist Church TO.
morrow morning. The evening service
will he under the auspices of ha
young people of the church. P:.uI
Super. director general OF the y. NJ,
&. A. for Pola nd. will he the prjpcina
Evening star., 1925-10-24
Visitor to Address Glass.

At The West Washington Baptist
Church Sunday James r.. Atkinson OF
Detroit, Mich. will speak Ia the mems
Bible class. Pastor &. r. Austin will
preach at both services.
Evening star., 1925-10-24
B. Y. P. U. Societies as Guests.

Rev. T. o. Jones will preach at
Temple Baptist Church tomorrow
morning on "Soul Rewinning" and at
night on My Son. Give Me Thine
Heart The members OF the f. Y.
?. Y. societies will he in attendance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

day as the key" 20 the conspiracy
which resulted In the freeing Of Milo
Eggers. alleged hiJacker. and the
death OF Ariel. hts brother. killed by
a bullet intended for the deputy
United States marshal guarding the
prisoners.
Earl" whose last name the police
have not obtained. ls aaid to have
supplied funds for carrying out tho
rescue and TO have aided members Of
the Eggers band in covering up their
trail
Jack Barlow. who. with Theodore
Eggera. is believed TO hive carried
out the actual work Of rescue. aud
whose gun IL said 10 have shot down
Ariel. has escaped from San Fran.
cisco. but other members OF the band
are believed to be hiding somewhere
in the city. so far every clue 70
their whereabouts has led UP n blind
alley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Storm Lashes Men
Carrying Nome Aid

( NONE. Alaska. Feb. Fighting
IN thru a bowling blizzard lashing
the trails near Norton Sound. Leon.
ard Seppala and Gunnar Kasson
were reported urging sheir dog
teams bringing antitoxln 20 diph.
iberia ravaged Nome. in the vicinity
OF Unalakleet today,
The sesum is not expected in
Nome until tomorrow at the earliest
and terrific weather conditions may
delay its delivery many hours
longer.
Deaths in the epidemic so far re-
main at five.
Twenty-Five others arc i'll. and
their lives may depend upon the
arrival OF the serum. Twenty-Five
others are classed as suspects"
and 80 more arc known TO have
been exposed to the disease.
The last report by radio placed
the dogs between Unalakleet and
Old Woman. the next relay station.
and indicated they had been all but
stopped by the blizzard.
The wind was blowing 20 miles
an hour at Nome with a tempera.
ture of i6 below zero. While def.
mite weather reports from the vicin.
ity of Unalakleet were ncking. It
was pointed out that Norton Sound.
over which the trail leads. undoubt-
eddy is windswept and the drivers
may be forced to take the inland
route around the sound. adding APP.
proximately 100 miles TO the dis
lance.
Owing to poor communications
along the last 200 miles of the trail.
II was impossible TO predict accu-
rately when the sled might arrive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
PHYSICIAN
WIRES TO
SEATTLE!
% Cases, 80 Suspects
and Only Enough
Antitoxin on Way
for 80; Dogs Delayed

A NEW cry for help reached the
II Seattle Chamber Of Commerce
Monday from diphtheria stricken
Nome
Cables from the Northwestern
Chamber Of Commerce at Nome, and
Or. Curtis WEIGH. physician there.
described the seriousness OF the
plague which has taken five lives.
Meanwhile dog teams are fighting
their way thru storm and ice hoping
20 reach the stricken city before
more deaths occur. The dog teams.
expected Sunday. cannot reach their
destination before Tuesday, accord
ing 10 United Press dispatches to
The Star.
From Jack Underwood. the Seat
tie chambers representative at
Washington, came the word Monday
that the air service is fitting out
for an anti-toXin carrier the air
plane which Kelley and McCready
flew across the continent.
The navy, Underwood wired, is
considering a plan 10 rush de-
stroyer TO the edge of the ice pack,
400 miles from Nome The destroy.
er. according 10 the plan, would
carry hydroplano 10 the edge OF
the pack and then proceed over
snow and frozen seas 70 Nome with
the life-saving antitoxin.
This plan. It Is said. is extremely
hazardous. because OF the uncer.
tainty OF obtaining a landing field
al Nome or near by.
II was believed for a time. that
the Shenandoah might make the
trip. but the navy was baked in
this because there Is no anchorage
at Nome.
Or. WEIGH said there are % cases
Of dlphtheria and % suspected
ones. Even IL the dogs arrive with
the supply. there will be sufficient
antitoxin TO care for only 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
APPROVE NAME
OF STONE
Senate Committee Indorses
Him for Supreme Judiciary

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.-Attorney
w General Stone won over his
senate critics today. when the judi.
ciary committee again approved his
nomination TO the supreme court
bench.
While a grand jury few blocks
away met TO hear evidence on the
governments case agalnt Senator
Burton X Wheeler. Montana. mem
bcrs of the senate committee. some
of whom criticised stones activities
against Wheeler and threatened TO
hold up his nomination. ordered IL
favorably reported to the senate.
The nomination must be finally
approved by majority OF the whole
senate before Stone can take his
seat on the supreme bench.
The committee action was taken
by n viva voce vote. and no mega.
tlves were recorded. Democrats re.
fused 10 vote either for or against
the report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
AN UNREQUITED
LOVE SAID TO
Be CAUSE
Police Hunt Man Whom
Woman Spurned
MURDER WAS PLANNED
Victim Expected 10 Go Back
TO Husband on Easter

y unrrqullrd love. 20 intense
that Il carried the man be
yond the bounds 81 reason and
sanity. i believed By the police to
be the motive which saturday
night prompted the murder of
Mrs Lillian Helen Morley. beauty
parior attendant. In a taNicab on
Harvard ave. y.
This same infatuauon. in the
opinion Of Captain Deceive Tenant.
has led the slayer 10 take his own
life. While Tenant believes the
murderer may have committed sui.
eide. an intensive search Tor tho
man. spreading over. the entire IA.
cific coast. vas under way Monday.
Police are seeking Elmer Man.
heart. a Los Angeles carpenter. who
Is believed 20 have dined with the
unfortunate woman IN the Butler
cafe Saturday night. and 20 have
entered the taxicab, in which abe
met death.
II Was Manheart who had NJ
ranged 20 dine With Mrs. Morley.
and who followed her here last
July from the Southland. where the
fatal romance had its inception.
police say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Physician Receivers
From Auto Injuries

After suffering for II weeks from
injuries received when he was
struck by an auto. Dr. Il. c. Brier.
429 Maiden ave. returned TO the
workaday world Monday. Friends Of
the physician held a reception for
him in his offices In the Eltcl build
Ing
DR. Bricr was run down by an
auto at McGraw st. and Dexter ave.
on October IL. His leg was broken
and other severe injuries were sus-
talned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Frantic Rescuers Are
Una bic to Help
Pleading Victim

GAVE CITY. Ky, Feb. Trapped
" for more than 30 hours In a
cave tomb. 900 feet underground.
Floyd Collins, 30. was believed slow
" dying today. while rescuers were
making frantic but apparently futile
attempts 10 save him.
Collins feet are crushed under q
pevon.ton boulder. He Is unable to
move. but is conscious and lS beg
cling his friends TO saw his feet
an He was imprisoned by an earth
aldo while he was exploring In hopes
~ finding a new route 10 Mammoth
cave. -,
tfdng blow torch and chisel
men have been. chipping for more
man 10 hours at the flint ROCK
which holds Collins prisoner. The
creyice il 40 narrow that only one
man can work at time and he
must sit upon Collins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Two Sailors Burned
in Ship Launch Fire

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1.-Two
sailors from the battleship oklaho.
ma were severely burned and one
OF the ships launches was partly
destroyed by fire on San Francisco
bay today.
a backfirs nom the motor iEnlt.
cd oil in the bIlgc and the flames
spread 10 the deck. Co1swlin
Young and First.Class Seaman Ives
fought the flames until comrades
on the battleship came 20 their res.
cue with fire hose and prevented
destruction OF the launch. Both men
will live.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
EDITORIAL

EDITORIAL
|T>WICE-once November Ia and again on Deem
Der 9-The Star warned city officials that Rail-
road death trap, and urged prompt action in
repairing il.
This action not taken. Officials talked. and
suggested public hearings and DID NOTHING!
Now The Stars warning that if the street department
did not act the would have to, has true.
Three persons went to their death the edge of
the Railroad bridge Sunday.
THE ACCIDENT COULD HAVE BEEN PRE-
VENTED!
slippery day. A skidding auto Wheel caught in
hole in the rotten panking sliding overwon plank
ing. crash thru rckety wooden railing. And
coroner's inquest
City officials point out that the car went over the
edge railroad property.
TRUE! But, had the railroad siding which they
skdded on the citys right-ofway pointed in the oppo
site direction-and many of them do-the might
just easily have crashed thru the msy rail along
side the public street.
The rail at this point is fragile that pedestrians
who flocked to the of the accident Monday had
TO he warned away from it,
The time for technicaes. public hearings and other
red tape has passed What Seattle wants Railroad
ave. is ACTION!
If holocaust threatened Seattle, would you wait
for public hearing Mr. City Official before you called
out the fire department?
Why, them do il now?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Mrs. Morley's Body
to Be Shipped North

Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian
Helen Morley will probably be held
10 Vancouver. according 20 Bon.
ney watson's funeral establishment.
where the body OF the woman slain
in taxicab. Saturday night, has
been taken.
Instructions 10 prepare the body
for shipment 10 Victoria. were re-
cefved by attendants Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

H,sd,, FOLKS Az shuoks.
\. eaIl Il = day. and 80 down
Z have a permanent wave
Fne legislature wants 20 raise
40 money for the state, why
- 4 tax the hozos whose "a
!. ,ns ! mid saaeal every time
= ~ to set KGos
a.sls.s Ter iAc Poisoa Trb
"A. Cisk rho hcors Charley
4 M orcr thc radio 10 times d
~ as tArH postcards q request
[, A. lraadrasfiag s5otioH that "
4. 20 special rnmbcf. Charley
b ~.
Z, vhAtle % a robin may lndl.
4, ~ ARRIVAL % spring. but the
AZ q = rug Is a better sign,
ss,rfss have succeeded In dlvid.
: ns aiem. Cody, Give Us
-, rckers worth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
TRAGEDY OCCURS
AS RESULT OF
LONG DELAY
John A. Peterson, Wife and
Aunt Are Killed
AUTO PLUNGES IN BAY
Fllmsy Guard Rails Stress
Need OF Prompt Action
18TH AUTO VICTIM
OF 1925 SUCCUMBS
TO INJURIES MONDAY

Two hours after she had been
Il struck BY an automobile at
L1ary ave. and Phinney. Monday.
Mrs Mary L. McAulin. %. 70s
y ssth ~. died In tho Nor
seigan hospital She Il the 18th
auto victim Of 1895 The woman
was struck hy an auto driven by
$. A. Rhmadcn. 1880 Harvard
ave. he said he did not see the
woman. due TO another car that
ohatructed his vision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Patient Kills Self
in Leap From Bed

Diving Off the foot OF his cot TO
strike the tile floor head first, Ncls
Eyorts. 90. an inmate OF tho county
hospital. committed suicide Sunday.
lie died Of fractured skull. Everts
was suffering from mental illusions.
He was admitted to the hospital,
January 20, after being taken there
from Gil Belmont ave. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

sfH'Nfhsiff N~ttiAtaff ut t1t w
explore the passageway early Friday.
YOUTH LOCATES
IMPRISONED MAN
III ! don't come out. you'll know
I'm buried there" he told his
friends as he entered the pit.
Twenty four hours passed and
Collins did not return. 1t was
thought nj first he might have
reached the mammoth caves. but
no message came.
At last Jewell Esters. II. was NV.
cred into the pit. a few friends OF
Collins and his aged father. Lee
Collins, waited around the mouth.
The rope was paid out In silence.
Then II slackened and Esters called
up that he had reached the bottom
Of he pit. Then there was silence.
II WA cold. and they shivered in
The rain that was falling. n WIS
too wet to build n fire An hour
passed.
Another WIS half gone when
shout az the pits bottom startled
them. They hauled Esters up.
collins is under a boulder down
there" Estcrs said.