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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-12-03
9tnOrten Wtiesten Sristilliien DbSis
tDfien muailmanfOnsresii 'SelIinfiii

tDfien muailmunfOnsresii tSelIinfiii
cnli feIGnG.
@nii feIGnG pioetGGn Seliin9isIG
geuorten Oeiesten &ristilliien Ob.
oiStpfien maailmanfongreSii. Gil,
loin iaopuli tGmG taifisio moisio
toiminnn laaion iGrjeston eousto.
iio mailman eri flilntilta Suomen
pGGfaupuntiiit. Sofous olfoo elo.
fuun 1 p. ia festGG iitG fuuoenteer
pGipGGn iootfo 0bopspolloiSto III.
lee menenldGn iinne noin $50 eOuS.
toioo. Sultrin ola tulee t1Glt1 mat.
fustonoon Hliotlin 9(merifon Gin.
al Stoctbolm lailpolln, jofo l1t.
rec gtep Oorfi%ta Gti,liflun II p1i.
gpdnG. Soistointoa tiIoa on loiluoI
lie 10 pioGtettp. MobooIIiiesti htlee
mufoon liittpmGGn muitufin lotto
eirpGt ole Wnriinuilin eoustojio, ii(.
la IOptpp polion ielloiiio omerifui-
fla, iotfa owot fiintpneet Suomeen
ia bolitoiiipot fen nGbo1, JOS main
ielGdiieen tiloiiltuttn torjoutlnl.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-12-03
9teinor6 2eppGlG, Scr ia Wtrs

- 0feinorO 2eppdId, Scr ia @trs
G6. B. 2eppGlGn poitn, loutfoii
iolfonia piime louontotno ollesioot
tp0SiG 0oilp @loben tiriopoinoSiu.
Ottonee uieito miiffoio ennellfllirl
Scr 2eppGIG fpfenee tntoiiin tpo-
bonIG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-12-03

<nIuiian lnlloian 8Gino 60
Ian fonIertti on emf iunnuntni-ilto.
no Sronnoooin Wemoriol-rafe
len iublaioliSio. Sierra Colo
taiteilijono on ioolputtonut fituIui.
Ilutta Ell oinoostoon totimausiaou
Suomesiu ntltta mpostin monisio
mtiSiu @uropon moisia ia tGGIlG
9(merifoSIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-12-03
Siilifaiuusten omistaint tebneel
nn6elleen tarionfIen.

@Hpon biiIen tottuosten omisto
iot opot uuoeIleen torionneet Iof
foutlrneilIe tpoIGiiilleen iotpintoeb
6ot. gte owot ionot, iotfo tuoIGis
TEN Iiitto enuemmtn bpIfGii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-12-03

- &orl &oipiSto, II muooen /,
fiinen poifo, 8on 9u8tirtisio, left
fl foirm oina olleSInon tomeriniu
fonsio metiGstGmGsiG iGnifiiG mil
me lauantoi.iltono. &poniesiGGn
mausia toperinio ampui ia pieni
bauli iuttui &oipiston iilnGGn teb-
oen reidn iilmGmunuon iosta poi
ola ieural,fIenu mon menettdmi-
men.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-12-03
aotltpounu oioi 0totti Sch

= &otltpounlt oioi Wtotti Nebl
oon oltton pGGlle 6. 9(pet fooullo
lG6ellG Union inirooIud moanontai-
no. 9(uto iGrfpi poboin. 2ebOor
foti on &ontlopsio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-12-03
snOnlen uutiiia
Spptc inmalanianun pilffaamiiesta.

9lllatornion 3. III. pit1iGn uarIi.
naililla ippStdr6jilla oil tGiitelt1auG
nj gllatornion nimiSmieben nosta.
ma iltttu Yobian 8oiman mastaa.
maa toimittojao 9ltieli Simosta
Wnstaan iltnulunionan berinomiies-
ia. Gointittaia Simonen of miime
elot. 2 pnG pitdnpt pubeen, iosio
ban NJ. NJ. oil maininnltt, ettG Jos
&riStuSta fostaan on ollut olenos.
ia, Min on ban ollut maoilman en-.
iimdinen communist, ia lauiunut
mp0stin, ettd Sutber oil mailman
ilturin lurIls. Wainitusia oiteuoen
istunnosio 9oli mastooja bentil0tob.
taiiesti iaaPrpiIIu ia mponii bdn
tlulluSteItuesIo pGGaiian. 9(iion Ia.
benpi fGiittelp iiirrcttiin emf tol.pi-
tGrdiiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-12-03
IaaluO ytnrmen patias.

GaawO ytnrmen patias.
9aamo gturmen patias on npt
lopulliiesti molmiina ia lGbetettp
Selitntttn.
Il. e. OF opetuSministerioStG tie
oustellut onfo putlaon poiffo jc
mdGrGttp. Slmoitettiin, ettG poiffoo
ei lopulliiesti ole spield mG1r1ttD,
nutttn Observation-Disclosures
ebOotlttien nutfniiesti iiioitetaon pat
las tuleWalle itooionille iitten fun
Ie tltlepailulioesio molmishtu. Sii.
ben mennesiG iannee patias paifan
2lteneltmin pltiStitoSlo. &itn 9lteneu.
MI tlntlunt maltiolle, ei potloon pai.
tasta tnrrpitiiii neupotello foupun.
qimpironomoiSten fonsio, ipoon moi
tuiItin ie ilman mltltta ppStpttGG
IpGlioitaiieSti ionottltun puistiffoon
WtetoSistipastori Saliffa tnomitti
":uarOmattDmnnoesta tuirantoimi
tnfiesia" iaamndn lunrpitnfien.
Smponlinllan biippafunnan tuo-
miotapitltli ilmoitti oitoinaan mir
fatoimenpioettG lparten oifeusfanSle.
rifle, ettG metooiStipostori Setter
Solitto oil ippstuitn 9 p1ipdnG
1921 S5uoffiman pitGiGsiG fostantt
Soatfimon emonfeliS- luterilailen leu
rofunnon iGienten 8effa ia Siloo
9Gtin lonton fuun l pGipdn1 Ipns
tuneen lapien. Stttentliin pastori
Salitto oil antanIt ielitptlenI6 a.
iiasIo, ntGGrGii oiteustonsleri pass
tori Salitan ipptettGtpdtii tpirfotpir.
9eestG len lpuofii, ettG pleisten OF.
teitsperioottei0en nltfoon eli noi0o
pitGG oiionntltfoiieno, ettd ionfin
uStontoflrnnnn poppi tetee rpieroan
u5fonopin tllnntStojalle uirtopalWe
l1tien, eifG luterilaiSto pnppio tbs.
ia to60en fosfemoo l11nnosti firf.
foloin 121 ppf6lGSi6 ilmon nultta
fGp ulottontinen mltltta ltsfontun-
nuStusta olepoon opettoioon, ia
fln emonfelis.lil lilteriluiieen firffoon
fltrtllnmien tponben1pien lopiien bG-
tifaSteen loo moinitun lain 81 pp.
tGlGn mllfaiieSti toirnittoa ninoas-
toon eponfeliS. .lltteriloisto uSfontltn
nuStusto oletua benfilO.
&t6loflnnonoifeus bplpGfiui ippt
teen mutto 8iipurin bomioifeus
tltontitii pGGtotieSiGGn mainitientiI.
loon peruSteillo postori Solifon ri
foslain Al luiplm 81 pDfGlGn ito-
iollo moinitusto menettelpst1Gn, ios
ia oil bGnelle litettapn iporomotto-
mtttenu tpiron tointititfiesio, inn'
mom poroitufien.
8astori Solifon ipolitettuo pGG.
t0fIestG forfeintpoon oifeuteen, on
forfein oifeus GSfen oiiosId anita.
moIloon pGGt0fiellG fosfa irttsia
oil fGpnpt leltpille, ettG postori Sa-
liffo OIL toimien tpirasioon, iuorit
.omlt pubeenuolemun foStecu mcto-
Si5tipiiSpolliien firfon ftilifirjon
nlufuiIesti eif1 postori Soliffo ol.
Int oifeutetti eponfeliS. luteriloiIeS-
ia firfosio iuorittonoon popintebto'
lui1, iGttGnpt oiion bomioiferoen
lopputuloflen moroon.
Gommiianfarien jGrjestO 6bieo-
susiu.
Gbicoaosio on tpiime pGintrd
toinppnhont,t uIpito r1iGh0nfIi1 ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-12-03

- @rs @ellinen MopleSto, isis
ioopui foupuntiirme moonontoino
oifoen mieroiIIo tGGllG iontun pGi-
ipGn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-12-03
airfOSta crOamiiet SGmeen laaniSiG.

&irfostu eroaniiia on miine
muooen fuluesia SGmeen lGGnisiG
iuttitnut baruinaiien mGbGn, taiten
faiffinon biufan pli 300. Sen fl.
iuon oil niitG eoelliIenG muonnn
toitfiaon t,452. 9PGmeen lGGni, 10.
ia aitaiiennlin oil tirtostaeronnei.
0en lutrmGGrGn iubteen etualallo,
on MT iiirtpnpt ldGnien iouftoon,
joisio eroolniiio on m1bGiiesii mGG
rGsiG, fertoo Sam. San.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-12-03
1ommiIonfaricn jGriestO 66ieo-
gosid.

Gbicoeosio on tutime p1intnG
toimeenpontl uIeita rGiGbopfiid ia
roSwoufiiu. On iaotu ieIpiIIe, ettd
foupunaisio on oifeo pommiiunto-
ricn idriesto. Sen poImeIufIeSin oil
Int nuinen 0lrs 2eno &ice, &ic6'
uoooisto, .. on iontl fiinni. Jtoi'
.ello on mics ia foIme lusto ObioS.
, 1925-11-05
ST. CROIX CHAMBER or COMMERCE.

ChrlstlanSted, 81. CT0IX, Y.I.,
Nov. 2, 1925.
THE annual meeting Of the ST. Crolx
Chamber Of Commerce will be held
in the Danish Club rooms in Frederik-
sted on Tuesday evening, November 10,
beginning at s O'Clock. The annual re-
ports Of the Secretary and Treasurer will
be read, the Auditors report and the
election Of officers and members Of the
Executive Committee will follow.
Attention of members is called to Sec
ton 2 Of the by laws relating to delin-
Quents.
FRED A. BOARDMAN.
Secretary.
, 1925-11-05
The New St. 3r0i1 Savings Bank

The Members Of The New ST. Cr0ix
= Savings Bank are hereby notified that
the 44th Annual General Meeting Will
be held at the office of the Institution on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1926
at 40 O'Clock p. IN. at which a state
ment of the transaction FIR tha year
ending March 81, 1925 will be Laid be-
fore the meeting and election Of frus-
tees take place.
Christiansted, ST Cr5ix, October %,
1925.
BY Order
Il. j. SrRIDIRON,
AccO1mtInt.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
VICTIM OF S. A. CAR
CRASH SOMERSAULTS
TO SAFETY ON LAWN

Turning a complete flip in mid-air,
J. w. Leigh, 526 Peck avenue, mar
rowly escaped serious injury when he
was hurled on grassy lawn follow
ing an automobile crash at the inter
section of Peck avenue and st. An
thony street Wednesday.
When the rear fender of his car
grazed an automobile operated by
Mrs. T.. +. Walker, 1130 Kayton ave.
nue., Leigh lost control of his auto.
mobile, according to police.
Striking the curbing of the street
the car catapulted Leigh high in the
air. He turned complete somersaulI
and landed safely ON the lawn, suf.
fering a few minor cuts and bruises
police reported.
His car was badly damaged
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
WILBUR EXTENDS
HOLIDAY WISHES
TO u. S. NAVY MEN

WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.-CR-
Christmas greetings were extended to
day to the officers and men Of thu
navy and marine corps by Secretary
Wilbur in message which also ex'
tended deep sympathy to those who
have lost relatives and friends"
"To the officers and men of the
navy and marine corps and their fam.
lilies, and to all civilians connected
with the service" he said, 81 wish to
extend Christmas greetings and hearty
good wishes for the New Year.
For 100 years the navy has served
our country faithfully. j have full
confidence that its high traditions and
loyal service will be fully maintained
by the united efforts Of its person.
mel The department appreciates your
good work well done. / extend on
behalf of the Navy deep sympathy
10 those who have lost relatives and
friends. Their devoted service is well
remembered
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
MAYOR KENDRICK
HANDS BUTLER HIS
FORMAL DISMISSAL

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 23.-CPl-
Mayor Kendrick today formally dis
missed General Butler as director Of
public safety, effective at noon.
The general received the letter of
dismissal shortly after the mayor
reached his office. 1t was delivered
by the mayors secretary. 4 group of
friends were in the directors office as
he read it quickly. "Well, I'm out, "
he exclaimed. The mayor has fired
me. Now we can shoot at him." and
the mayors secretary looked at him
in surprise. ''Tere's nothing to stop
me now; I'm a free man." the general
said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23

resignation as president of
that organization Wednes-
day.
The regular meeting of the club took
the form of Hugh Mcclellan day and
talks by members eulogizing the de-
parting president featured the pro-
gram. 1t brought to close nine
year association by the Rev. Mr.. Nc
Lellan with the Rotary Club.
With Herbert J. Hayes presiding,
the luncheon opened with a talk by
Max Blum on "The Scotch and the
jews" Frank Lewis spoke on Hugh
as President" and at the close Of his
talk presented the retiring president
with a watch chain.
Walter Walthall, as Santa Claus,
presented the Rev. Mr.. Mcclellan with
watch. Hal Tucker spoke on Hugh
Mcclellan as Bible Glass Leader aud
Public Speaking Glass;" and Harry
II. Rogers closed the program with an
address on Hugh Mcclellan as a Citi-
zen.
Sincere regret at the resignation
and departure Of the Rev. Mr.. Nc
Lellan, and good wishes for his future
(Continned ON parn Trn1
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
Old Kris Forced to Flee
for His Life When He
Appears on Scene.
There is a Santa Claus,

If you are one of the doubling sort
just ask any one Of SEQ or more or.
phans who were guests of the Lions
club at its Christmas party Tuesday
at Lions Field.
Pupils Of Thomas Nelson Page
school put on vaudeville slow. The
kids" applauded. but not so fervently
as they might have. Mrs. Kate Hy.
mas dancing class did special dances
again the eager children shouted their
praises, but not so loud as they might
have. Then they were all taken ON
donkey ride, still they were not
very. enthusiastic.
\. Il. Phelps. general chairman of
the. affair, rushed back and forth
through the crowd endeavoring TO
personally attend to the wants of MI
and wondering just what was wrong.
Finally a little shaver from st.
Peters orphanage spoke up during a
band concert given by the combined
Main and Breckenridge high school
band He voiced the sentiment of all.
Where's Santa CLAUSE" said he.
After that the kids" couldn't keep
from fidgeting.
While the orphans were supposed
TO be listening to the band Santa Glars
(whe was none other than F.. A.
BoutwelD came out to pose for a
newspaper picture. A bright nttle
fellow spied him and near riot re
suited. The entire city police force
couldn't have held them back. The
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
YEGCMEN LOO I
TEXAS TOWN;
GET $500

LANCASTER, Tex. Dec. 2S.-CP)
A band of safe robbers swooped down
on this town at midnight last night,
captured Frank Yates, city night
Waterman, and then leisurely looted a
half dozen safes, including the, post
office safe, and escaped with more
than $500. A complete check of the
losses has not been made. Yates was
forced to accompany the bandits TO
each place robbed and was then taken
nearly to Dallas and released OH the
highway.
News of the wholesale robbery was
reported to Dallas police as soon as
Yates couldt free himself of ropes that
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
PRESIDENT SEEKS
ARMS MEET ADVICE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-R)-
President Coolidge has progressed so
far in his effort to find a way TO ae-
cept the League of Nations invita-
ton to a preliminary disarmament dis
cussion that he has asked congression-
al leaders whether an appropriation
would be necessary.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
WABASH PURCHASES
NEW EQUIPMENT

ST. LOUIS, Dee. 23.-P)-Antiei-
pating continued traffic increase, the
Wabash Railway Company tonight an
noubced purchase Of S5,J0O,OOO worth
Of new equipment, including 1000
automobile cars. 20 switch locomo-
tiYes and 20 sll-steol baggage cars.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
LIMITED COURSE.

The course, however, is limited TO
six months for both ground school and
flying instruction at Brooks Field and
an advanced course of like period at
Kelly Field.
Tentative plans for development OF
the training center contemplate in
creasing the output of flyers eventual
ly TO the point where a sufficient num-
Der will be trained annually to fill the
needs of the regular army, organized
reserves and National Guard.
San Antonio is the logical place for
the worlds greatest aviation training
center, but air service officer make no
effort to conceal the fact that they be-
lieve San Antonio should show a great.
fCnnfinuad on ro0a Two 4
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23

UELORIDA is still booming, but
1 the boom is coming San An
tonioward rapidly" said Ray Il.
Kill. real estate operator Of Miami,
who was a guest Of the Gunter hotel
Wednesday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
5. A. ROTARIANS HONOR
M'LELLAN AT LUNCHEON

Appreciation of the Rev. Hugh Mcclellan as "a
man, citizen, Christian minister neighbor friend
and good Rotaran, is contained in resolution adopted
by the Rotary Club of San Antonio which accented his
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
FLOWS
IN YULET|DE
BIZ Y|NG
Deposits in Banks Hold
Steady as Purchases
Reach High Peak.

Prosperity is a Christmas guest in
San Antonio homes.
Though the visitor is said to have
been present for some time he is just
revealing himself clearly this week rs
San Antonians complete the largest
shopping season the city has ever wit
messed.
san Antonio business men Tuesday,
taking stock of the past two weeks,
announced that they have done
larger business during the present pre-
Christmas days than in any year in
their history.
What at first appears to be merely
spree of spending, however. upon
investigation, proves to be a period
OF sensible investing.
$. L. PROSPEROUS.
Scanning their books Tuesday bust
ness men of the downtown shopping
districts drew two conclusions.
One is that San Antonians, by and
large, are prosperous; they have the
buying power that accompanies good
times.
The other is that they are learning
TO spend sanely and economically.
Radio, as a new influence in Ameri
can home life, has been discovered II
an analysis of Christmas shopping
this year.
Last Saturday was one Of thu
largest days the store has ever had,
George Lavan. sales manager of JoskC
Brothers, said Tuesday. shopping
this year has been the most encour
aging indication OF the city'S financial
condition [ have ever sccn."
SHOP CAREFULLY.
People this year. Mr.. Layen said
have as much money to spend as eveI
before hut are making it go farther
Instead of buying a few expensiv,
gifts, he said, they are getting a larg
er number Of less expensive and NOR
practical presents.
A study of business, Mr.. Laver
said, shows particularly large move
ment in the home departments.
The only explanation for this, h
said, is the influence of radio whicl
is keeping persons in and for the frs
time bringing many of them in contac
with their homes. The natural result
seen by Mr.. Laven is that they MOTTO
the dark spots and buy gifts that vii
brighten them up and make them NOR
congenial.
BANK DEPOSITS STEADY.
Similar conditions are found BY
Herman 0chs, manager of the Wolf
& Marx Company.
eve are more than pleased will
business this year." he said. "and fins
every indication that people generally
are in a good financial condition"
While the novelty and gift depart
ments are crowded from morning un
til night. Mr.. Ochs said, the large vol
l CONTINUED on Page Two)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23

'iFSrgTO him that hath shall be given,
W 4 Mrs. White, Vanderbilt, in
\ herited n Fifth Avenue house built
by old William II. Vanderbilt. She
sells it for 100000 and moves
further up Fifth Avenue.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt inherit
ell another Vanderbilt house, just
above Mrs. Whites. sue sold that
for S7,J00,O0O to Mr.. Heckscher.
who will build a 42-story hotel on
the site. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
also movcs farther up Fifth Avenue.
VoU can't tell what is going to
n happen when you buy a piece
of land in America. Neither William
ii. Vanderbilt nor Cornelius Wander
bilt, now together in heaven, imag-
ined that the land they bought for
a trifle would more than pay for the
palaces they put upon it.
Get land in America, take care OF
it. and rightly chosen, it will take
care Of you.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
Y.M.AND WV.
TO RECEIVE
$4,000
FAC H
Philanthropies, Friends to
Share Estate Of Rich
Widow.

tons in the will of Mrs. Elizabeth
Moore, filed for probate Wednesday.
Among the San Antonio organizations
to benefit are the Y. NJ. G. A. and
Y. W. c. A. which receive requests Of
$4,000 each.
To G.. Bedell Moore. her son, goes
the family residence on French Place
and the residue of the estate after the
numerous smaller requests have been
deducted.
MEMORIAL FUND.
A memorial fund to be known as the
&c. Bedell Memorial Fund" also Is
established in trust, the net proceeds
to be divided among charitable or.
CARNATIONS and scholarships.
j. 81. Savage, Guy S. Mcfarland
of San Antonio and Chauncey n.
Dunn Jr., of Sacramento, Cal, are
made executors of the estate without
bond.
The Bedell building, on Broadway,
is placed in trust for five years, at
the expiration Of which time it goes
TO the son.
Other requests made are the fol
lowing:
To her mother. Mrs. Anna NJ. Bias
dell, an annuity of $1,000.
To her brother, Harry V. Blasdel,
of Oakland, Cal, and her sister, Flora
Z. Wastell. of Alameda, Cal, S25,000
each.
To Winifred B.. Carroll B. and
Chauncey II. Dunn Jr., of Sacra-
mento, SS334 each. Winifred Dunn
also is beQueathed $4,000 separately.
To Enoch W. George, Arthur and
Edward Blasdel, of Ogden. Utah,
s625O.
s25,O00 FOR NIECES.
To her nieces. Virginia and Alice
Moore, OF Los Gatos, Cal. $4,000.
To Pauline Blasdel, sister, OF
Oakland, Cal, $1,000.
Nine other requests ranging from
$1,000 TO $1,000 are made 20 friends
and distant relatives.
To J. II. Savage, her business mau-
ager, $4,000.
To Charles Swain, an employe.
$4,000.
Under the will all employees Who had
been in her service for five years.
Mrs. Moore bequeathed the sum Of
$1,000.
To relatives and friends 90 certain
jewelry and personal effects. the ms
jority, however, going TO her son.
Associated Charities. Protestant Or
phans Home. Waco Methodist Or
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23

sc lust pleasure trip, that's all,
- and we'rc having the time Of
our lives in Sunny San Antonio"
said John F. Miles, prominent Mich
igan real estate. man who was stop.
ping at the Gunter hotel Wednes-
day. Mr.. Miles was accompanied by
his wife and daughter.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
UNIFIED AIR
RAINING
PLANNED
Purchase Of Additional
Flying Fields Here
Is Predicted.

San Aatoni5 tho .west Point Of the
Air Service H' p, .f
Union Of training activities of
Brooks Field and Kelly Field under a
single commander
All training and instruction OF pilots
in a bigger and better Air Service done
at local flying fields.
Purchase and Improvement OF six
or eight additional large tracts of land
for use as supplementary training
fields for student aviators contem-
plated by the Morrow Board and nee
ossary under any Air Service expan-
sion.
AUTHORITY ON TRAINING.
4 long cherished dream Of Major
Ralph Royce, commander of Brooks
Field, has emerged from the realm
of visions and looms as highly prob.
able development in the improvement
and enlargement OF the Air Service
that seems certain through the agita
ton and investigations aroused by the
statements OF Colonel William Mitch
ltll.
Major Royce, who will complete ,
tour of service of four years rs com
mander Of Brooks Field and Primar,
Flying School next July and go t,
Langley Field in the fall to take tn,
course in the Air Service Tactica
| School, is one of the leading authori
ties on training in the army Air Ser
vice.
As a elimination of his work as di
rector of primary flying instruction
he will join Lieutenant Colonel C. c
Culver, commander of the Advance,
Flying School and Kelly Field. an,
Major f. NJ. Andrews, assistant com
mandant of the advanced school. il
submitting to the War Department
recommendation for the betterment o
training curricula and facilities.
Under Major Royceis administration
the flying cadets at Brooks Field hav,
been organized and instructed under 1
system similar to that which prevail
at the United States Military Academ!
at West Point.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
Xmas FindsS.A. Prosperous
l GU0a5

S<yUE love to 1oar in San An
w tonic because her climate is
so wonderful and her citizens SO
hospitable, said Melville Marx who
with Mrs. Marx was registered from
San Francisco at the Gunter hotel
Wednesday. Mr.. Marx is an Off
eisI Of the American Import COM
pany Of California.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23

II Florida even mail cars and the
4 postal system are jammed and
held up because OF embargoes and
"impossibly" excessive shipments
S. Davies Warfield, forseeing the
coming trouble, built one new road
across Florida and several branches,
ard some time ago he put Clement
=. Tucker, one Of his assistants, an
able railroad man in charge of freight
congestion 10 make a general survey
Of the proposition. II will take,
with the best intentions and the
hardest work. months to straighten
ont the Florida snarl. Such conges-
ton has never been known in Ameri-
can railroading.