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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-02
OFFICERS TRAIL
100000 GEM
q ROBE Der
International Crook Blamed
in Theft From Heir to
Woodwork Fortune.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-CP)-Detec-
tives were on the trail today of some
international crook for robbing Mrs.
James p. Donahue, daughter and CO.
heir of the $50 ,000,e 900 estate Of the
late F. W. Woolworth. of two pearl
necklaces and jewelry valued at $780,
600.
The theory is that because two big
pearls, which complete each Of the
two 53-unit strings, were received
from Paris only Tuesday. a thief trail
ed the gems across the Atlantic and
seized them at the first opportunity.
Mrs. Donshue had worn the incom-
pleted necklaces at Monte Carlo.
The gems were stolen from the
Donahues' six-room suite in the Hotel
Plaza Wednesday Afternoon while
Mrs. Donahue was taking a bath. The
door had been left unlocked with the
keys on the outside. A maid noticed
the door ajar later, but thought moth
ing of it. The theft was discovered
three hours later, when Mr.. DonahPe
returned from his brokerage office.
Mrs. Donahue failed TO find the gems
in q drawer where she had placed
them before entering the bath. Po-
bee were not notified until yester-
Law
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-02
OCIE1Y.

Mrs. Annie Oge Wicks will enter
tain with a buffet supper Saturday
in her home in West Mistletoe ave-
nue. in honor of her daughter, Miss
Lorraine Bertrand. The guests will
be the intimate friends of Miss
Bertrand.
Mrs. Norman King has arrived in
the CITY from California and will be
the guest of Mrs. Eleanor Mathews
until Thursday. Mrs. Mathews and
Mrs. King will leave at that'time for
an extended visit TO Mexico City.
Mrs. +. W. Eichlitz will leave
Saturday for Buffalo, y. Y, 10 at
tend the National American Music
Festival. On October Z, Miss Mildred
Wiseman. violinist. daughter of Mrs.
Eichlitz. will appear in a concert at
the festival.
The Officers Dance association
will entertain with a dance Friday
evening at 8 $50 o'clock in the open
air pavilion at the Cavalry Post. The
Second Engineers will receive. In
case of inclement weather, the hop
will he transferred 10 the Argonne
Heights dance hall.
y y -
Miss Juanita B skin will entertain
Ter dramatic and dance pupils and
Ter friends with a reception from
10 6 o'clock Saturday afternoon in
he ball room Of the Nueces hotel.
program including feature dances
md piano solos by several pupils of
Walter Durham will be presented.
~ - -
Miss Verna Burdin entertained with |
IN informal luncheon Friday at noon
n the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Hrs. S. n. Burdin, with Miss Marga
Walden, the charming little dancer at
present at the Majestic Theater, as
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-02

the guest of honor. Miss Walden and
Miss Burdin were pupils of the ia
nous dancing master of New York.
Porta Povich.
- - u
The Junior League will meet at
$3.50 o'clock Saturday afternoon in
the San Antonio Country club to dis
cuss plans for the winter activities.
- ~ ~
Miss Julia Fox will entertain with
luncheon Saturday in the Original
Mexican Restaurant complimenting
Miss Louise Reutzel a bridc-elect of
October.
~ - ~
Miss Olga Seiser was the guest of
her sister. Jane Seiser, last week at
the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
house in Austin. Friday evening she
enjoyed the sorority dance for the
rushees and Saturday evening she was
a guest at the College German. Miss
Jane Seiser came to San Antonio with
her sister, Sunday evening. but return
d 10 the University Monday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-02

both look and feel clean, sweet. re-
freshed: your head clear, stomach
right, tongue pink and your skin
Becatse CHEEKY. harmless "Cas-
carets" never grippe, inconvenience OF
sicken, 'Cascarets" has become the
largest selling laxative in the world
for men. women, children. Buy Il
box at any drug store.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-02
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

+ Friday-Officer's Dance As
+ ISOLATION of Fort Sam Houston Z
+ entertains with n dance at o 80 :
+ o'clock in the open air pavilion. :
+ Saturday-The Junior League =
+ meets at 3 80 o'clock in the San :
+ Antonio Country club: Miss Z
+ Jane Stems White. entertains :
= with bridge luncheon in the :
+ morning in her home in honor :
+ of Ruth Elizabeth Herbst: Mrs. :
+ Annie Oge Wicks compliments :
: her daughter. Lorraine Bertrand :
= with a buffet supper. :
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-02
SHARK TOOTH FOUND
ON ALAMO HEIGHTS

A tooth, believed to be that of
shark, was unearthed by workmen
engaged in cutting stone from the
Alamo Heights side of the city's re-
tention dam site Thursday.
The enamel is still intact, the
edges being as sharp as a razor,
Colonel s. F. Crccelius, flood pre-
vention engineer. said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-02
Feel Glorious!
incest Laxative,
"Cascarets" lOc

Don't stay head
achy, bilious. con-
situated, sick I!
One or two pleas
ant, candy like
"Cascarets' any
time will gently
stimulate your
liver and start
Y our bow e Is.
Then Won will
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-02

ADVERTISEMENT
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-02

A big table Of fine
hats for fall wear
tkat offer every ad-
vantage In new col
Drs and sh apes.
styles for matron
and miss. ChcSe at
Evening star., 1925-03-26
Schoolgirls
Ensembles, S6.s5

The coat and jumper skirt are of
soft homespun bound with silk braid.
With them a tan pongette blouse
Blue, rust or green. Sizes s to a.
Girls s5.95 ToHe Dresses, S5.95
Handmade, hand-drawn wolfe
dresses in soft blossom colorings. A
splendid collection of styles for girls
s to 10.
Girls s5.95 Jumper Skirts, S2.75
Finely tailored of tweed or novelty
sport fabrics in vivid colorings. Sizes
8 to H.
Girls Felt and Strasc Hats, s2.95
Snart-looking pokes and other
shapes edged with straw. Blue,
rust or tan.
Infants 59c Bonnefs, 29c
Slightly soiled from handling;
otherwise perfect. Trimmed with
pink or blue ribbon bows. Sizes
ID, Is and 10.
CThird Foor)
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$3.50 to $3.50
ROOMS Russ
SPAS

An extraordinary array of rugs
that includes the following:
% Z.ox9 Administer Rug.
CD 7.6xo Seamless Administers.
(l2) 9x12 Seamless Brussels Rugs.
TO- S.3xlO.6 Seamless Brussels
Rugs.
Cl0) 6xo Seamless Administers.
SIS to $3.50 Quality Rags, s3S.45
Another extraordinary group of
rugs made up of the following:
(6) ox12 Administer Rugs.
60 9x12 Fringed Wilton Velvet
Rugs.
% s.3xlO.6 Fringed Wilton Vel
vet Rug.
0O) 9x11.4 Heavy Administers.
CD 6.9x12 Fringed Wilton Velvet
Rug.
SIS Frineed Velvet Rugs, s2975
Velvet Rugs in gorgeous blue
Chinese patterns. Conveniently
sized, 1910
$3.50 Administer Rugs, SI4.95
Gorgeously Colored Blue Chinese
Rugs in the popular 3x9 size
$3.50 Brussels Rugs, S985
A small group of 6x9 Brussels Rugs
IN effective patterns, rose or blue
So Administer Rags, S6.95
Scatter size 36x7O-inch Rugs. in
richly colored blue Chinese patterns.
SIS Velvet Rugs, sI2.95
Deep-piled Velvet Rugs of rich
rose shade. Each one size 6xo.
s25 Frineed Velvet Rugs, sI6.95
Extraordinarily Good looking
Fringed Velvet Rugs, in rose and tan.
Sizes ox12.
SIPS Worsfed Wiltons, s98
Just 3 very handsome Worsted
Wilton Rugs, size oxl2 and 8.3x1O6
Rose and blue Persian patterns.
Plain Wilton Rug, s5S
Very harmlessly irregular, else you
would pay $3.50 for it. Regular
room size, oxl2.
S22 Worsfed Wilton Rugs, sI4.95
Only of them, in attractive tan
Persian patterns. Size 36x63.
$3.50 Worsfed W'ilfon Rugs, 1925
Beautiful Scatter Size Worsted
Wilton Rags, in blue conventional
patterns. Size 27x54.
Fourth Floor The Hecht CO..
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Mems SIS to $40
Dress Vests
Sl.95

Piques, OXfords and Silk Vests for
wear with full dress or Tuxedos.
Broken sizes. Some of them slightly
soiled from handling.
Mems $40 Fancy Vests, s4.95
Both Single and Double breasted
Flannel Vests in check or striped pat
terms. Tan and white, black and
white and plain tan. Sizes "a to 40.
Mems So Spring Caps, 79c
Only few of them, but cookbook
ing, we'll made Caps in various Spring
, shades. Slightly soiled.
Mems L0sp Shoes, S5.S5
Fine Black and tan Calf Oxfords
Some with plain tips. All fitted with
rubber heels. Broken sizes, from
regular stock.
Mems IS Sceafers, s1.95
Lightweight, Slip-over and V
neck Sweaters, in white and fancy
color combinations. Slightly soiled.
Otherwise perfect.
Mems Lisle Hose, 35c
3 pairs for 81. Broken lines from
regular stock. Good choice of
wanted colors, except black.
Men's sI.65 Flannel Shirts, 79c
Just 90 Lightweight Flannel Shirts
in collar-attached styles. Solid colors
and stripes, in sizes ii to 16H.
Genuine Gillette Rasors, 29c
Gold-plated Gillette Razors with
one blade. Packed in little leath-
erette box.
Main Floor The Hecht Co..
MEMS S5.95 Golf Kmckers, S3.95
All-wool Golf Knickers in tan, gray
and heather mixtures. Sizes SO to a.
Men's $3.50 TO sI.95 Golf Hose, 81
Both All-wool and Lisle Golf Hose
in tan, gray, beaver, brown and mix
lures. Sizes 91A to 11H.
MEMS s2.95 Sport Jackets, 81
Golf and Sport Jackets in brown
or camel. Sizes SO to A.
Fine $3.50 Golf Bags, sI95
Heavy Canvas Bags, reinforced
and trimmed with leather. Just a
limited number at this price.
(Sport Shop so4 p ST.
Evening star., 1925-03-26
Boys s5 Spring
TOpCOdtS, S3.e5

Just a small group of double
breasted tweed topcoats in brown,
gray and heather mixtures. Sizes
~ to 9.
Boys 79c Bl0uses, SIC
Roomy blouses with double yokes
and faced sleeves. Plain blue, pom
gee, khaki and stripes.
Boys $3.50 Spring Hats, 81
Many, many styles and colorings,
including the popular powder blues.
Sizes 62s to 7.
Boys Play Shoes, H.45
Sturdy brown calf lace shoes.
Both high cut and regulation styles.
Sizes 9 to 2.
Children's School Hose, &c
Long ribbed hose and half socks.
Hose in various Spring colorings.
Broken sizes.
81 and $3.50 ChiIdren's Shoes, sI.29
Patent leather 1-strap pumps, some
with colored leather backs. Broken
sizes ranging from 2 to IL.
tThird Floor. The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1925-03-26

he will ever. attempt to regain his
former throne, owing to the hostility
of other Balkan states. the possibility
of his playing a role In German poll
tics must not be entirely discounted.
He is 64 years old. enjoys good health,
possesses great knowledge of run
ming affairs, and since living in Co
burg has maintained close touch with
leaders of German thought.
lCopyright, 1925. by Chicago Daily News Col
Evening star., 1925-03-26

nand, whose German-born mother
was Princess Clementine of Saxe-Co-
is considered to be "a
good Bavarian and Catholic"
Ferdinands candidaturs would be
viewed seriously and sympathetically
in Bavaria. Since abdicating the Bull
garian thrcne in favor of his eldest
son, Boris, in the Autumn of 1918,
Ferdinand has been living quietly
with a small suite in Saxe-Coburg.
Although 1t is highly unlikely that
Evening star., 1925-03-26
GAS INQUIRY PLANNED
BY UTILITIES BODY

The Public Utilities Commission
will make study of the financial
condition of the Washington and
Georgetown Gas Light companies as
soon as 1t finishes with the present
valuation proceeding of the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telnnhone Co ac-
Evening star., 1925-03-26

cording to Maj. Covell, assistant to
the commission.
Maj Coven made this stat4Aent
in discussing the action OF the Federa-
ton of Citizens Associations Saturday
night in authorizing its public utilities
committee to apply for a hearing on gas
rates.
Evening star., 1925-03-26

uted his death to worry over financial
difficulties.
A pistol was found clasped in the
right hand and a rife, which had
also been fred, was lying near his
body. At least four bullets took ef-
feet, 1t was said.
Miss Odessa Brown, private secre-
tary to Mr.. Calvert, found him lying
dead when she entered his off1ce in
the Carolina National Bank. of which
lie was vice president, shortly be-
Evening star., 1925-03-26
FORMER CAR PROPOSED
FOR GERMAN PRESIDENCY

By Radio to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
SOFIA, March 2S-It Is reported
here that Bavarian Catholics have de-
cided to run former Cza,' Ferdinand
of Bulgaria as candidate in the
German presidential elections. F'erdi-
Evening star., 1925-03-26

French traveller and scientist, left
legacies to his servants sufficient to
bring them annuities equal to their
wages
Evening star., 1925-03-26
Small Lot Of
monographs

By buying just 6 Victor records,
totaling $3.50, you may have any of
the following monographs delivered
to your home. The remainder may
be paid for in convenient monthly
payments.
CD National Console Queen
Anne model. D............ $46.5o
(2) National Consoles adam
modeD $4.5O
CD National Console (William
and Mary).. ).............$ $3.50
C) National Console Boston
ian model. D................. $3.50
(2) Kimberly Consoles Queen
Anne model. S4I.5O
CD Columbia Upright Model. $3.50
s Okeh Records for 81
$50 at this special price. Both vocal
and instrumental selections are in
cluded.
I Upright Piano, SI55
A fully guaranteed instrument with
duet bench to match. Delivered to
your home with the payment of $40
I Player-Piano, SI95
Perfect in every respect and guar
anteed so. A wonderful opportunity.
Pay but $40 and have it delivered
to your home.
Music Shop. e1s F st)
Evening star., 1925-03-26
Fridays Small Lots
Vew apparel from Brisk Spring Selling all Through The
1873 WOmen'S
Dresses, S3.95

III smart looking tailored styles. Just
the sort of dress for late Spring wear
without coat Choose from popu-
lar sport shades as well as navy,
black and brown Sizes for misses
and women, 10 to A.
Women's S25 to S35 Dresses, SIS.75
Ones and Twos left from brand
new Spring purchases. Stunning tai
lored kashmir, druery laine, flannel
and imported rep frocks for both
misses and women.
Women's $3.50 to S25 Suits. $40
Hairline Stripes, Plain Twills and
Mixtures in short, box-coat styles or
with fngertip jackets. Broken sizes
explain the price.
Women'S SIS TO S25 Tobcoats, sI2.95
Flannel and Novelty Plaid Topcoats
some with fine muskrat collars.
Broken sizes. ,secous Floor The Heebt Co,
W0mens SI.95 House Dresses, G.39
Pretty Checked Gingham Dresses
trimmed with pique and organdy.
Sizes from So to A.
Women'S SIPS Princess Slips, SIC 1
Tailored Sateen Slips with hem
stitched bodice tops. Rose, green,
lavender navy and black. Sizes So to
A
Dainty 79c Bondoir Caps, SOC
Of light blue, pink or lavender,
satin trimmed with lace and net
Women's S2.95 Six BIoomers, SI95
Step-ins, too. Made of excellent
quality radio silk and specially rein
forced
IS to $3.50 Famous Corsets, s2SS
Broken sizes of such famous makes
as Frolaset, Madame Lyra, Memo and
others. Sizes y to So.
ToiIe Peasant Blouses, 89c
Sheer White Wolfe Blouses with
full shirred sleeves and round neck
Trimmed with colored braid or en-
broidery. Sizes "a to AZ.
Women's Lo,o Shoes, S295
New Spring styles, in broken sizes.
Patent, tan calf, black suede, velvet
and satin pumps, rejecting every new
trend of fashion.
Women's Jumper Skirts, S2.95
Flannel Jumper Skirts, in plain col
ors. Sizes IA, 10 and 1S
Women's Crepe Ensembles, IS
Dress Ensembles consisting of
sport blouse and pleated skirt. Fash
ioned of colorful printed crepes. Sizes
SO to AZ
Women's Sweaters, $3.50
All-wool Sweaters or combinations
of wool and rayon. Tuxedo or Peter
Pan collars. Excellent choice of colors.
Women's IS Knitted Suits, sI.95
Two-piece Suits with Slip-over
Sweaters. Tan and green, in sizes 10
and 18
Women's H.I9 to $3.50 Cloves, 69c
Two-clasp Gloves of imported
lambskin or glace kid. Broken sizes,
in black, brown and gray.
Women's Fabric Cloves, 39c
Washable Chamoisette Gloves, in
covert, gray, brown and beige. Brok-
en- sizes.
Women's FuH-Fashioned Silk Hose
59c
Slightly imperfect, full-fashioned
Hose of quality that sells at far
higher price. Black and brown only.
Women's SI95 to S2.95 Handbags
59c
lust limited number Of Leather
Pouch Bags, made with inner purse
and mirror.
59c Novelty Necklaces, 39c
Novelty Necklaces of every kind.
Just about so of them all told
(Fifth Floor. The Hecht co..
Small Lots Of $l.95
Evening star., 1925-03-26
An exceptional Spring selling in
The Moderate Priced Dress SHOP

Flannel sport frocks you'd never suspect
could be sold at so low price Aglow with
color and introducing unusual touches at collar,
and cuffs. Also smart afternoon frocks of satin
or fiat crepe Simply styled, but smarty so, and
very seldom duplicated In fact many of them
samples. All are brand-new Spring Styles as
is proved by the wealth of Spring coors. Sizes
for misses and women, 10 to A.
Second Floor HechtC Coz
Evening star., 1925-03-26

fore o'clock. No one had reported
hearing the shots, but the bank
watchman said he saw the banker
enter his office about S:45 o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-03-26
S5.95 to S9.75 Dining
Room Chairs, $3.50

Well Built Chairs finished in golden
oak, mahogany or American walnut
Upholstered in tapestry and genuine
leather, blue or brown. Some arm
chairs are included among them.
Is Sample Beds, IS
Metal beds, many of them formerly
selling up to $40. Floor samples,
which explains the reduction.
(Fourth Floor.)
Evening star., 1925-03-26
BANKER Is FOUND SH0!
WITH PISTOL IN HAND
Nv the Associated Press.

~ the Associated PrtB.
SPARTANBURG, S. c., March 26.-
Arch B. Cavert, banker and former
mayor, was found dead from gun
shotw ounds in his Office yesterday
morning. Business associates attrib-
Evening star., 1925-03-26
Small Lots Of SI.95
to $3.50 Curtains, 81

Dainty marquisette and voile cur
tains, neatly hemstitched and edged.
Only about 25 pairs in all.
IS to $40 Rope PortiereS, S2.95
Beautifully colored rope portieres
for single or double doors. Several
styles to choose from.
$3.50 to S295 CenterbieceS, H.I9
Linen and jewel cloth centerpieces
in both white and ecru. Trimmed
with Barmen, Cluny or Torchon lace.
sI.95 to $3.50 Sheets, S1.59.
Finest quality, many of them hand
torn sheets. Slightly mussed or
soiled from handling. All size 8lxo0.
59c to Csc PiIIowcaSes, 39c
Plain, hemstitched and embroidered
cases in the assortment. All of them
perfect throughout.
(second Floor, ST.
Evening star., 1925-03-26

Many churches in Germany are
equipped with bells of cast steel.
Evening star., 1925-03-26
Dollar Day Specials
inHOuSefurniShingS in
II very excellent reasons for putting
linens and foaUeLs on tomOrroav's Shobbine list

Absorbent Huck ToueIs, 81
Convenient, Hand-size Towels, 1886 and unusually
absorbent Plain and damask patterns in white only.
II Turkish Hand Toscels, 81
Less than 10c piece for these fluffy Turkish Hand
Towels All white with coored borders.
Mercerised Tablecloths, 81
Both round and square cloths, 58 inches across
Choice of pretty damask pattern All white bordered
blue rose or gold.
2 Extra Heavy Turkish To1Cels, 81
Extra Large Size Towels with long, double loops.
Splendid for bath Feecy and soft. White only
2Fancy Dresser Scarfs, 81
White and Ecru Scarfs dantily trimmed with lace
edgng Some of them with attractive lace inserts.
Muslin PHIovcases, 81
Snowy White Muslin Pillowcases which have very
trivial imperections neither apparent nor harmful Size
42x36.
Fine Double.Bed Sheets, 81
Splendid Quality Sheets, which have tiny heavy
thread SO here and there. Marked imperfect. Good
deep hens. Size 8lx9O
Fancy Table Runners, 81
Tapestry and Cretonne Table Runners in beautiful
rich colorings. Some edged with silk fringe. Average
size 18x54 .'.''''''.'.'
2Sturdy Windov Screens, 81
Stationary Black Wire Screens, size 24x53, with
strong natural wood frames. Only limited number
this special price.
White Ruf7ed Curtains, 81
Cool-looking White Marqusette Curtains, with
ruf1ed edges and rufed te-backs match. For regu
laton size windows.
Gay Crefonne Pilous. 81
Round oval or oblong cushions filled with soft
white Choice of many bird, floral and conven
tiona patterns
2 oil Obaque WindoaC Shades, 81
Slightly imperfect white, and green Shades
36x6o inches. Mounted sturdy dependable sprung
ioie'S Second Floor St,
Evening star., 1925-03-26
$50 Spring Topcoats
sl4.75
Slim dress coats bordered lUth fur
Also s,OGgger f0bc0at models

These were purchased specially and many of
them are samples; consequently almost every
new mode of the season is representa-. Slim,
smooth fabric coats in high shades, bordered
with fluffy Summer fur. Fleecy plaid poaire
toppers with loose, full backs. Mannsh Prince
of Wales coats and variations of the same, fault
lessly tailored. Sizes for misses and women, 10
to A.
(secondF Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1925-03-26

(Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co..
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-16
Bee Library a Memorial

The Miller agricultural library Al
the Wisconsin College of Agriculture
contains more than LOO books and
bulletins relating to bee culture. 80
After the death of DR.. Charles G.
Miller at Marengo, ILL.,, in 1920, fellow
beekeepers sought some means of per
petuating his memory. A memorial
library was finally decided on, which
was endowed by the beekeepers and
others. Because of the interest which
the Wisconsin College of Agriculture
displayed In beekeeping the Miller
library was established there.
The library is an International mon
ument to beekeeping, says a bulletin
by III. f. Wilson, in charge of the
agriculture department of Wisconsin
college. -
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-16
Lies Span Exfendino

In spite of the fact that the con.
tinued betterment of health and liy-
ing conditions in this century has
given Americans the expectancy OF
longer and longer lives, the average
American had his expectancy of
life" reduced from 5SO1 years In 1921
TO OBJ years in 1923, or a loss Of
ABOUT eight months. According to
statisticlans of a leading life insur-
ance company, who compiled the fig
ures, greater prevalence of influenza
ana pneumonia in 1922 caused the re-
oucton' but from advance indications
Tor 1924 and 1925 the expected span
from birth to death will be larger
NUMBER OF years than 1t was in 1921.
banner year.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-16
Location OF Ores
Revealed by Smoke

Over the entrance to the principal
mine Of a lead company In Arizona
hangs q portrait OF Antonio. the
Cave Finder" an employee who roams
about the underground passage pun
ing cigarettes, says Popular Mechan-
les Magazine. He keeps close watch
of the smoke as 1t drifts away, and
II he sees 1t disappearing through
tiny breaks In the rock formation,
the workings are extended in that
direction, which often leads to inner
caves, rich In ore. Minerals In this
region seem TO have been deposited
In cavities which lie In an approx
nately horizontal plane. The mine
3 said to have been enlarged by
more than half mile In this manner
Tunnels are driven under the caves
md the ore is dropped directly into
he cars that carry 1t out Of the mine.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-16

relating itself to the entire nv vim.
OF Its matched shade.
omDre effects are a new color note
In advance sweater modes, Wbila ~
tailored aspect is maintained, the nov.
city coloring is of captivating charm
There Is something emInently fsscIna,
ing In sweater which is daintily white
at the top taking on lavender tint
.nen deeper tone until at Its hip line
!. oeve'ops INTO glorious pansy pur-
pie. Cloth OF purple is suggested %
tasteful medium for proper sr,,.
complete this costume. Perbans ~
color scale Of the sweater rraduo,as
from white through shell pink and
tones Of Increasing Intensity unt, :.
ciimaxes Into. that popular and band
ZONE Shade, bois de rose, ~
JULIA BoTToMLEY
- A'1s- Western Newspaper Union,