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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02
IGNAUO HLOAG
tooninuaci6n de la pav. 81

canos, me ha dicho. lie notado en-
ios pocos dias que llevo en- este
pals una gran ansiedad de cultura y
.un franco aprecio del arte en- todos
sus aspectos. No me refiero tnica-
mente al exito econ6mico de mi ex-
posici6n sino Ia circunstancia de
cue. desde ell dia de su inaugura-
ci6n, han desfilado diariamente por
ella alrededor de dos mil personas
pertenecientes a todas las classes
sociales''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02

LeHuenI1a ne noV0leEla tan marcaQa
en- ell pueblo yanqui Ninguna jo-
vencita chapada la moderna iba
a deisr de contar a. sus amistades
que habfa admirado los excelentes
retratos del ToREADoR Belmonte
Y Ia Ex6tica figura de Michael
Strange Ell traje de Hamlet.
Ell RETRATot DE
MICHAEL STRANGE
A prop6sito de este retrato, vale
dejar eonstancia de que ha sido el
mas comentado y discutido por ell
pdblico. Una distinguida actriz in
glesa. Nine. Lynn Fontanne, perso-
ma de buen gusto y de vastos como
cimientos, me decia en- dias pasados
que ella 10 considerable como ell ma
yor acierto de Zuloaga entire los
cuadros exhibidos en- las Reinhardt
Galleries, va que en- 6l Sc revelaba
el pintor como un satirista mordaz
y refinado. Michael Strange es ell
pseud6nimo de una joven americana
casada con el actor John Barry
more, celebrado interprete de Ham
let. Joven, agraciada Y talentosa, de
esp1ritu vivaz Y exhuberante, hase
dedicado por entero escribir para
ell teatro Y ha dado va a la escena
alglInas obras que han recibido Ia
bcnebcla aprobaci6n de los crfticos.
Fin Ell retrato, que es de cuerpo en-
tero, aparece- la gentil senora alta
viada con la sugestiva y masculine
indumentaria del uledttabundo prin
cipe de Dinamaroa, en- actitud de
heroico desplante Y con mucho de
caricaturizaci6n en- la figura magra
y sIongada. Zuloaga me refiere que
10 habia asediado tanto en- Paris
Mrs. Barrymore con la peticion de
que le hiciera un retrato, que para
Iibrarse de ella, trazo rapidamente
el cuadro que tanta sensation ha
causado en- Nueva York. Las expi-
caciones huelga.
Zuloaga me habla de Blasco Iba-
aez, de Juan Belmonte, de Espafa.
Del novelista valenciano Sc expresa
en- terminus elogiosos cuando Sc re-
fiere So labor iteraria y su vi
da aventrera, pero, al tocarse cl
punto delicado de actualidad, ell pin
tor lleya la conversation por otro
canino, con una diplomacia y una
sabiduria dignas de cualQuiera dc
nuestros politicos hispano-america-
nos que tan duchamente saben des-
sin soltar prendas. Del
torero de Triana habla Zuloaga en-
terminus carihosos y que revelan la
gran amistad que lie profesa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02
PARA TODOS
Los GUSTOS
OFRECEMOS

Bacalao de Noruega sin espi-
mas; Salmon Y Macarelas
frescas; Sardinas Francesas
y Espai1oIas; Camarones cla-
Sc fina; MacareIas Francesas
en- Iatas; Atdn y Bonito Espa-
mol; At1n Americana en- Iatas;
Calannares relIenos; CaIarna-
res AIbo; Salmon Fino en- la
tas; FiIete de Salmon; Aten-
ques en- tomato; Filete de
Arenques en- Vasos; Ostras en-
latas; AIneias en- Iatas; An
tipasto Italiano y Frances;
Anchoas en- frasoos; FiIete de
Anchoas en- Iatas; Hueva de
Peseado en- Iatas Caviar Ruso:
juicy en- Iatas; BacaIao Supe-
rior; Aceite y Aceltunas; Le-
gumbres de todas cIases;
Gran surtido de bombones de
Chocolate. -SoIamente ar
tfcuIos de la meior caIidad a
precios Iimitados.
Visftenos lame por teIe-
fono 400 - 1901 = 1902.
SANTURcE PROVISION CO.
COLMADO LLOMpART
Stop II SAINT.
Evening star., 1925-10-01
NAVAL AV|AT0RS
+. T0CR0SS COUNTRY
Three Planes Hop Off From
San Diego for Mitchell Field
and Baltimore.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Calf. October L.
Several naval aviators hopped off at
North Island at daybreak today in
three s. d. w planes for Mitchell
Field, Long Island. and Baltimore,
Md, where they are to participate
in races. The national speed airplane
races will be held at Mitchell Field
and the international seaplane races
for the Schneider trophy will be held
at Baltimore.
Crews of Planes.
e The personnels of the transconti-
mental naval airplane squadron:
Plane No. Lieut.. Comdr. Wad-
leigh Caphart, Lieut.. B. H. Wyatt
Il. E. Burgsten, aviation chief machin-
list mate.
Plane No. 2-Lieut Com6r. A. f.
Montgomery, G.. J. Cino- Mars, aviation
machinist mate. first class; c. Kidder,
aviation chief machinist mate.
Plane No. 3-Lieut. Harry Chap
man, 5. Chamberlain. aviation chief
machinist mate. Raymond Delehay.
aviation chief machinist mate.
Route of Flight.
The planes will head first for Salt
Lake City, stopping at Las Vegas,
New, for fuel. From Salt Lake
they will follow the transcontinental
air mail route TO Cleveland, then go
to Dayton, Ohio. After inspecting the
Army aeronautical depot at McCooll
Field. the Navy jyers will hop on for
Washington and Mineola.
The return flight Will be made from
Baltimore to Washington. Dayton.
Muskogee and Ell Paso, thence via
the border airway to San Diego.
Lieut.. Lowell II. Smith, Army flyer
and world flight leader, will leave here
tomorrow for the Mineola races. He
will stop at Omaha.
Evening star., 1925-10-01
WILL STUDY RECORDS
OF MARINE RESERVE
Lejeune Names Board to Consider
Promotions and Recon-
mend Changes.

Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, COM
mandant of the Marine Corps, has
appointed a board of officers. con-
sisting Of Lieut.. Col. James J. Meade,
Maj. David M. Randall, Maj. Philip
H. Torrey and Maj. Joseph c. Fagan.
for reviewing the records of all off,
GERS IN the Marine Corps Reserve, for
considering the present system Of
promotion in the Reserve, and for
recommending such changes in the
present system as may be warranted
and to recommend officers or the Re-
serve for promotion.
Encouraging reports are being re-
ceived at the headquarters of the
Marine Corps, showing an increase
in enlistments in Glass of the Ma
rine Corps Reserve.
Capt. James Wood of Peekskill.
N. Y. has been ordered to active duty
Evening star., 1925-10-01
TRAIN FATALLY INJURIES
PROMINENT TOBACCO MAN
Frank P. Smith Dies as Result of
Accident at Danville, Va, After
Bidding Family Goodbye.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DANVILLE, Va, October 1-FrNnk
P. Smith, widely known figure in the
Southern tobacco field and manager of
the American tobacco plant at Dur
ham, n. c., died at a local hospital
early today from injuries sustained
last night when he fell under n train
as it was moving out of the station
here.
Smith had driven here with his wife
and other relatives to put Mrs Smith
on the train for New York He had
said farewell and hurried to the plat
form to swing off just as the train
started. In some way he lost his bal
ance and fell, the wheels passing over
hts right arm. The body was taken
to Durham today.
Evening star., 1925-10-01
LEPER TO BE DEP0RTED
WITH 100 OTHER CHINESE
Sick Man to Travel in Private
Compartment With Bodyguard
to San Francisco.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, October 1.-ATon
dong is a simple Chinese, but he will
leave New Orleans for San Francisco
today with a private railway compart-
ment, bodyguard and physicians. Mon
Jong is a leper. AS one of ap-
proximately 100 Chinese listed for
deportation he must be given special
treatment in the arrangements for the
Journey to the Pacific Coast
A party of Chinese tongmen will
arrive in New Orleans today aboard
the steamship Comus from New York.
They will be joined by five Chinese
held at the Algiers immigration sta
tion and by Mon Jong, who is at. the
Carrville leprosarium. The main body
of the Chinese will travel In a special
prison car. Mon Jong will occupy a
specially built compartment
Evening star., 1925-10-01
DAYS at the Marine Barracks,

for Is days at the Marine Barracks,
Quantico, Va.
Capt. william r. Mathews, u. s.
NJ. c. Reserve, OF Tucson. Ariz.. has
been ordered to active duty for 10
days at the Marine Corps base, San
Diego, Calf.
Second Lieut.. Roland E. Simpson,
U. S. NJ. c. Reserve, is ordered to
training duty at Marine Barracks,
navy yard, Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1925-10-01
Two Officers Promoted.

Lieut.. Col. Fred T. Austin, Field
Artillery, stationed at Omaha, Neb.,
has been promoted to the grade of
colonel and Maj. John A. Barry, cav,
airy, stationed at Fort Leavenworth
Kans., to the grade Of lieutenant
colonel
Evening star., 1925-10-01

The man who races for wealth al.
ways flnds himself out of breath at
the finish.
Evening star., 1925-10-01

He tvas an average man, spending .vhdt he earned
and hoping against hope that some day his chance
,vould come. He tOouid make "killing' and become
rich Years slipped BY. He passed the peak of life.
The forfies, then the fties He was still ,vatine
for his chance.
7,oeu'f nnfH he ,uoe 81 ,-1r. III H., L.. -,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09
BAN OBJECTIONABLE
OUTDOOR ADVERTISING

Objectionable outdoor advertising
matter in and about San Antonio will
be relegated to the discard within a
period Of five years.
This was the word brought here
Monday by Harold Kayton, manager
of the Sunset System Of San Antonio.
Mr.. Kayton and his wife have just
returned from the Outdoor Advertising
Association convention in Kansas
City.
According to Mr.. Kayton, the con-
vcntiOn adopted new rules governing
outdoor advertising matter that will
end the Objectionable kind all over the
country. Some of these provide that
no advertising signs shall constitute
hazards to traffic; destroy scenic
beauty; be placed in residential sec
tons or. upon state highway lands.
These rules will be observed strict
ly by member companies of the asso-
citation, Mr.. Kayton said. For this
reason signs and posters of an objec
tionable nature will disappear within
Il short time and five years from now
will be unknown.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09
GETS.
MEANWHILE
BY WAIVER
Former Cub Manager Will
Be Robin-Marriott
Also Landed.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9-GP,-wal-
ter j. (Rabbit) Meanwhile. veteran
Chicago National shortstop and man.
ager Of the Cubs for time last sea.
son. has been obtained by Brooklyn
for the waiver price of $1,000.
The Brooklyn Club announced to-
day it also had obtained William Mar
riott. third-baseman. by the same route
from the Boston Nationals.
The release of Maranville by the
Cubs at the small waiver price came
as a surprise TO baseball men. 1t
marks one of the first important
moves by the new Chicago manager.
Joe Mccarthy. but was declared by
Brooklyn officials to have no signif-
canoe so far as the management of
the local club is concerned.
For more than a decade MaranvilIe
has been among the National Leagues
outstanding infielders. first as an i'm
portant cog in the championship Bos-
ton Braves of 1914. later with Pitts
burgh. and this season with Chicago.
where lie replaced Bill Killefer az
pilot in mid-season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09
YALE SECONDS MAY
START WITH TIGERS

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. O.
Will Yale start its second eleven
against Princeton here next Saturday
and against the Crimson the follow
ing week end? Never before Satur-
days game with Maryland have the
Ellis done so against big universit,
eleven, but the campaign was so sue
ccssful Saturday that it is regarded
as possible for the headline matches
of the season. The Bull Pups, when
gridironed during the first half
against the Orioles, practically held
their own, and, when the shock troops
were summoned into the trenches for
the final period. they registered four
touchdowns quickly and gave Yale a
dazzling 43-to-14 victory.
The Eli coaches have an idea of UNI
covering some startling specialists
against Princeton in drop kicking and
place kicking. in flash end running
and in forward passing which have not
been seen outside the secret practice.
Yale used only straight football in
subduing Maryland and is now a .
toll favorite over Princeton. despite
the sweeping victory which that
eleven won over Harvard.
The Yale coaches will not select
the eleven tentatively to meet Prince
ton until Tuesday and two or three
positions are likely to be left undo.
cided until the eve Of the Tiger
game.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09
TAX EQUALIZATION 2,
BOARD WILL MEET

With only 343 cases on the docket,
Frank Ii. Bushick. commissioner of
taxation, announced Monday he ex-
poets a speedy session of the city
board Of equalization which cOnvenes
for the first time at 0 80 a. m. Tues
day.
Until all cases have been settled, the
board will meet daily with the Cx-
ception of Saturday afternoons and
Mondays. The board also will be
closed November II, Armistice day,
Commissioner Bushick reminded.
Last year the board, composed of
Mayor John W. TObin and the COM
missioners, was about six weeks set
Ting the cases which far outnumber
the 3i3 this year.
Commissioner Bushick points out
that the cases have shown material
decrease in number despite the fact
that the city Is growing rapidly.
Mr.. Bushick will preside at all SEES
sions.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09
(MembeI
ARTICLE VII.

The manner in which a soccer
eleven is organized admits of great
team play. Helping the goalkeeper
on the defense are two fullbacks, who
must be strong and sure kickers. One
is to the right of the goal and the
other to the left. They play for
ward of the goal, like the guards in
basket ball.
Fronting these fullbacks are three
halfbacks. right, center and left. They
combine the clements of defense AMI
attack in their work. When the OPP
posing team is rushing down the field
they try defensively to break up the
combination so that the fullbacks will
not have too many TO tackle to get the
ball out Of the danger zone. When
the fullbacks get the ball. the half
backs set IN offensive interference
to enable their fullbacks to get the
ball to their five men on the forward
line. who then start an offensive of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09
.COPP|NCER ON TRIAL
FOR DEATH OF WIFE

Selection of the jury to try j. Il.
Coppinger, charged with the murder
of his wife. September p, followed the
announcement of ready of both the
state and defense in Ninety-fourth
District Court Monday.
Self defense. it is believed, will be
the plea of the defendant.
Coppinger was arrested following
the shooting. He was indicted by the
grand jury and held under $1,000
bond following a habeas corpus hear
ing before Judge William $. Ander-
son in Thirty-sevcnth District Court.
The bond was later reduced to 5000
by Judge McCrory Of Ninety-fourth
District Court.
The shooting was said to have come
as the climax to some good-natured
raillery between Coppinger and Lee
Mills, sos Crosby Street, who was
also shot during the alteration.
The bullet passed completely
through Mills body and struck Mrs.
Coppinger, who was standing behind
him. She died in n local hospital.
Mills recovered
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09
MATS ARRIVES
WITH SPEED
bUGG|ES

Johnny Mais. veteran dirt track
racing driver. recognized as one Of
the best in the game, arrived in San
Antonio Monday morning with two of
his Dodge speed creations which he
has been racing at Wichita Falls.
Mais is flush" having recently
picked up four $1,000 purses in races
at Douglas, Ariz.. with his cars.
The two machines. together with
score of others which are here for the
Wednesday afternoon racing meet on
the Pleasanton Road Speedway, prob
ably will be exhibited in the lobbics
of downtown hotels.
The largest field ever entered in a
San Antonio speed event is assured
for the Armistice Day program.
Sunshine has put the track in good
condition and fast time is predicted.
Arrangements were made Monday
with the Red Cross to have 100 or
more crippled soldiers from the Base
Hospital at the race meet rs guests
of the management. They will oc-
cupy n special section.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09
CADETS AND M|DD|ES
DUE FOR 'G0UG|NG'
BY Universal Service.

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-The Army
Mule and the Navy Goat and some
thousands Of cadets and middies
present and past. and tens of thou
sands of their friends, came to New
York for n football game two years
ago and found the price of theater
tickets and other similar trifles sky
high.
The "gouge" was So bad that there
was threat that the two service
schools never again would play their
classic game in the metropolis.
But seats for at least two theaters
are going to be priced at 81 each
on the night Of November %. accord
ing to information along Broadway.
1t was considered likely that many
other theaters would follow this lead,
boosting prices proportionately. Spec
ulators already control most of the
best seats, it is said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09
CITY INDEBTEDNESS
NEAR LIQUIDATION

Fifty thousand dollars of the city's
bonded indebtedness was liquidated
Monday.
This sum payable to the Alamo Ma
tional bank was appropriated out Of
the 1925 general fund by ordinance.
The $4,000 pays off the second of a
series of AZ notes. dated July IS. 1925.
drawn against the 1925 general fund
and maturing on or before June 20,
1926.
Five thousand dollars was trans
ferrcd from the 1923 general fund and
$4,000 from the 1924 general fund
to the 1925 general fund also.
Another appropriation of $1,000
from the various improvement district
sinking funds will be used to pay in
terest coupons to the Alamo National
bank.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09
What About Soccer?
BY PETER P. CARNEY

their own. These five forwards--a
center and two wings, as they arr
called, OH the right and left sides Of
the playing field-are the important
cogs in the scoring machinery of the
team. These men must all be fleet OF
foot and accurate Of toe.
Most of the combinations of the
forwards are as spectacular as the
forward pass employed in college foor.
ball and the passes of basket ball
players. The game at all times is
open and bodily contact of the men is
forbidden. except that man who is
in contact with the ball may b.
charged, shoulder to shoulder, from the
side. but never from behind.
Tripping or clipping is forbidden.
Use of the hands TO stop player is
barred and no man who is not play
ing the ball is permitted to charge an
opponent. No substitutions except
for injury are allowed in soccer foot
ball.
(THE ENID
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09
GREYJACKETS WIN
AT LAREDO, 6 TO 0

0utplaying their opponents at every
stage of the game. the local Grey
jacket independent eleven defeated the
Harvest Hatters at Laredo, to 0,
Sunday afternoon.
Left Half Schweitzer plunged
across for the only Greyjacket touch
down late in the third quarter, after
Bert Frey had taken it to that posi-
ton in series of end runs and off
tackle plays. Schwcitzer missed goal.
On five other occasions the Grey
jackets carried the ball to within the
Hatters' five-yard line. it is said. but
as many times the Laredo line stiffen-
ed and kept its goal-line increased.
The Harvest Hatters did not pene.
trate inside the Greyjackets 30-yard
line at any time during the game.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09
MAIN HI GR|DDERS
WILL PLAY HOUSTON

Main Avenue High Schools football
team, % strong. with Coaches Cries.
enbeck and Fessenden, Principal
Eakeley and Athletic Director AbOtt,
will pull out for Houston at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning to fill its Armistice
Day engagement with Houston Heights
High.
Dunsmore and Pipkin, ends, are the
only men not in fiwt-class condition
and they have rounded into shape suf-
ficiently good to get into the game at
least part of the time. Gull will be
Il guard instead of in the backfield.
Whether Main will play its post
poned game with West Texas Military
Academy next Saturday has not been
decided
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-R)-Col-
lcge alumni should not be hard on the
coach if their football team loses. in
the view of Knutc Rockne. He re-
CARDS the game as an experimental
laboratory for the development Of
youth.
Speaking last night to the National
Catholic Alumni Federation, be
said:
Il think the alumni would not be
quite so hard on the coaches and teams
that lose if they would take up the
game in more constructive way. |
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09
ROCKNE CALLS CRIDIRON
LABORATORY OF YOUTH

regard the football field as an expert
mental laboratory where the young
man finds himself. On the gridiron.
he experiments with himself, physical
ly, mentally and spiritually. He
learns courage and craftsmanship and
he develops a little backbone and the
will to win.
IF your football team plays good.
clean football and gives you u thrill
once in while your alumni should
be satisfied even if your team loses.
Don't figure on firing the coach every
Sunday morning after defeat. Re
member that football is a game.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09

reach out often results in persistently
half-top'.l shots. which cause the bail
to roll along close to the ground. Tee
shots that fail TO rise as they should
have their trouble in the fact that the
club face fails to get under the ball
properly, due to stiff wrists.
Copyright John +. Ollie Coz
(Copyright. Chester Horton, i9ci-rapro-
duction in any form strictly prohibited)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09
INJURED JOCKEY DIES.

COLLINSNIILE, IT., Nov. u
Jockey Grover Duncan, "a, of Locust
Grove, Okla, who was injured at
Fairmount Jockey Club near here Dc
tober 80. died last night a few hours
after the final race Of the inaugural
season. Duncan was thrown by
WHY'S Maid in the third race and
trampled by the hoofs Of the field. He
never recovered consciousness.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09

INV an thdN I'M
wrist action is
e % M p ! e I 9
through the ball
so that if the
club was stop
ped ut the in
slant of hitting
you would find
the hands fully
extended. in line
with the shaft.
If the wrist ac-
tion doesn't
take place it in
dictate the
wrists are stlti
and that the
shot is a stiff
arm jab at the
ball. Failing TO
-. - o..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09
MAJOR BROWN LEAVES
FOR VETERANS MEET

Major Roy $. Brown. post opera
tons and airway officer at Kelly
Field, expects to. fly TO Maxwell
Field, Montgomery, Ala. Tuesday.
At Montgomery he will attend the
state meeting Of the Alabama Forty
and Eight
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09
MUM AND LEWIS
MEET IN HOUSTON

HOUSTON. Nov. 9.-P)-Wayne
big" Mum and Ed Stranger
Lewis. claimant Of the worlds heavy
weight wrestling title. will meet here
November 16, according TO announce
ment of julius. Siegel. local promoter.
Sicgcl said Lewis will post his belt.
emblematic of the championship on
the hout
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09
STUHLDREHER o. X.
AFTER GRID INJURY

HARTFORD. Conn. Nov. 0.-Har-
nv Stuhldrcher. all-Amcrican quarter
ack with Notre Dame last year, was
fully recovered today from n slight
brain conclusions received Saturday
while playing with the Hartford
Blues. state professional champions.
Stuhldreher left for Villa Nova Col
lego, where he is head coach.