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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
Extra Fast Service Will
Be Available to
VICAR Fans.

-Four hundred telephone sets, To go
with the little Howe radio receivers,
offered by The Light for 81. have ar
rived in San Antonio. While they
last they are available TO those who
will want TO listen TO the brosdcasts
of the world series ball games begin
ming at noon Wednesday. Howe
radio sets, with double head phones.
and wire TO make sntenns and ground
connections. complete, while they last
at The Light for g. Nine hundred
odd more telephone sets are due We'd
nesday and still 900 more within the
very near future, as fast as the manu-
tacturers can turn them out.
READY FOR RETURNS.
Walton d. Hood, vice president Of
the Texas State Bank and Trust
company, is all set 10 listen 10 the
worlds series. Mr.. Hood got in on
the finst lot Of Light radio receivers.
He discovered, along with other bust
ness men. that a wire waste basket
made a perfectly good aerial for the
little radio receiver. Now he is pre-
pared to listen in On The Light-South-
ern Radio corporation broadcast OF
the game. There are going TO be a
lot Of surprised radio fans when they
hear The Lights broadcast.
All during the Texas League sea
son The Light was on the air with
a broadcast of the San Antonio gained.
he
played in Atlanta and Fort Worth.
The Light gave the fans-radio and
baseball-an earful Of play-by- play de-
scription of the games direct from tn
ball parks.
SAME SERVICE.
The same service will be available
70 fans from the world series ball
parks. Direct wires Of the Associated
Press and the Western Union will
insure continuous and dependable
service to those who follow The Light.
The broadeasts will begin shortly
after the noon hour and will con
tinue until the games are decided.
There will be games on Wednesday
and Thursday and again on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday. All Of these
games will be broadcast, direct from
the ball parks. on Geographic descrip-
tons put out by fast telegraph opera
tors.
In The light office special arrange
ments have been made 10 pick these
descriptions off the wire by ear and
translate them into voice without
waiting for them 10 be written down
By the operators. Men trained 10
read the wires and call off what they
say viii talk directly into the micro
phone. This insures The Light be-
ing right up with the play and Light
radio listeners being far ahead Of those
who hear the reports as they are read
off from written returns.
Get Light radio receiver and be
first with the returns. Tune in on
VICAR Of the Southern Radio cor
poration and get the rapid fire de-
seripfion az Il comes hot of the wires.
ahead 81 slow-talking readers. The
volume Of VICAR FOR this occasion
VII surprise you. Ilsteu IN on your
Hove aud b. conY'nced.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
PAY OR DE NOTE =
REFERRED To ma

AUSTIN, Oct. 6-CP-One of
those pay us or die letters addressed
10 q prominent citizen of North Tex
as was referred 10 the governor of
Texas today. 1t threatens the life of
the man if he doesn't pay $4,000
in thousand dollar bills to the ID. and
D. Company by October 20, gives ex-
plicit instructions in an ungrammatj-
cal epistie and states that ~we are
gang of murderers banded TO raise
S2o,eo0.000 and have killed only 81
persona
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
SLAKS SEEK DEBT
FUNDING AGREEMENT

WASHINGTON, Oct. e. A
Waving preliminary or social ceres
mony, debt commissions representing
Czecho Slovakia, and the United
States today began consideration OF a
funding arrangement for Czecho Slo-
vakia's debt.
Although the first formal meeting
of the two groups was brief it lasted
sufficiently long for adoption of a
plan of procedure which will permit OF
subcommittee conversat ions on the is
sues involved.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
II MEXICAN ALIENS
WILL BE DEPORTED

Ten Mexican adult aliens and four
children were taken by motor truck TO
Laredo Tuesday by immigration au-
thoritives The aliens left for a vol;
untary return across the border TO es-
cape deportation proceedings which
otherwise would have been instituted
against them, according to W. W.
Knopp. inspector in charge of local
immigration mep.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
BRITISH SHIP GOLD
TO UNITED STATES

NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-GP-The
first shipment of gold from England
to the United States since the lifting
of the ban on gold exports last spring,
is scheduled TO arrive tomorrow on the
Homeric for the seaboard National
Bank of New York. The consignment
amounts m E215!Oe8.
The Washington times., 1925-08-20
BY HANNAH WING
An Acknowledged Authority On
All Matters Pertaining to
Household MANAGEMENT

"YITH the increasing COM
" plexities Of modern life
women are finding that
twenty-four hours is all too short
a day to attend to household
duties, children, ones own at
fairs and have any time for So
cial life and recreation. House
hold efficiency specialists have
been studying the situation in
the hope OF making suggestions
for the most efficient division Of
time among the various duties Of
the home maker. How long
should it take to wash dishes for
a family of five? Is an electric
dish washer the answer, or even
less expensive dish washing &C
cessories?
The best way of approaching
the problem seems 20 be on some
what the same plan as the bud.
get system for spending and saw
ing the income. When one comes
to budget ones time. however.
one must put ones brain against
the clock.
Before you make the budget
or division OF time It viii be
well to make some studies over
several weeks perhaps and find
out how much time you are
spending in various tasks and
duties and to what extent you
can cut down the time Of any
one operation by more efficient
methods of equipment in order
to make more time for some
phase of life that is being ne
elected.
One woman who recently made
such a study, found that the care
of the baby took five hours Of
her time daily. This was divided.
into preparing food, fifty minutes;
feeding. fifty minutes; bathing,
thirty-five; airing and making
bed. twenty; playing, thirty; put
ting to bed, fifteen: laundry, thir
The Washington times., 1925-08-20
TIMING HOUSEWORK
Women Advised to Make Budget of
Time Consumed In Daily Duties

ty: putting away toys, ten; gen
eral care. one hour.
The preparation Of meals In
this household took one hour and
twenty minutes daily, clearing up
after meals, two hours. and the
care OF the house. one hour and
forty minutes. Another five hours
gone.
Sleep was given its required
eight hours. eating had one hour
and forty-five minutes. dressing.
bathing and personal care took
the same time as eating, and
these purely personal matters
took eleven hours and a half.
This left two hours and half Of
free time which this woman
divided so that reading had forty
minutes, correspondence thirty,
and recreation twenty.
Why not keep a record Of at
least some of the big jobs and
see where the time goes and il
it is possible to save any by bet
ter management or planning?
The Washington times., 1925-08-20
FRIENDSHIP

TiHERE IS no spell that can
surely bring bliss that viii
not depart; man knows no
charm to make gIadness wing
straight to his waiting heart. Yet
he is ever athirst for these. lures
that are bright as the sun, after
them searching the seven seas.
searching and never done.
know the answer to all this
quest. / who sought, too, In vain
something far higher than flames
high crest, something far dearer
than gain. Someone who waits
at the long days end, here II
the key to all cheer; someone
who shows me the worth Of a
friend, someone whose smile Is
dear. True friends bring joys
that men seek in vain over life's
lonely ways; banishing shadows
Of care and pain, Frightening
darkest days.
The Washington times., 1925-08-20
RAPID STRIDES
ARE MADE IN
RADIO
Difficulties Being Overcome.
Afternoon and Night
Bills by WRc
By LiSTENER,IN

Rapid strides are being made
daily in the development OF radio
communication.
A preliminary analysis of reports
on the fifty kilowatt super-power
| tests conducted by WGY, Science.
tady, July rs, 20 and 81, show, sta
ton officials announced today, that
there was a definite increase in sig
nal strength, that high power helped
to override static, that it is ques-
tionable to what extent increased
power assists in reducing fading,
and that no difficulty was expert
enced in tuning out WGY for dis.
tant stations.
And almost simultaneously with,
the reports from Schenectady re-
porting failure to solve the fading
problem. comes an announcement
from the Navy Department that its
scientists, cooperating with those
from the Carnegie Institute, depart.
ment OF terrestrial magnetism, have
discovered a ceiling" over the
earth which. exerts strong intlu-
ence on radio communication and
probably causes the fading.
And so with static, fading, In.
terference and other enemies Of
radio communication besieged on all
sides by the most powerful mental
heavy artillery in the world, IT
seems to be a safe bet that before
long those worries will be things
of the past.
Last night was Army Band night
on the. air. First we listened TO
couple OF hours of music by the
United States Army Band and tnen'
after an intermission Of an hour
during which Baltimore artists per.
formed very creditably, we heard
some more of the Army Band in
the form of the Army Band dance
orchestra. We like the service
bands better when they keep within
their own spheres.
But WCAP is to be congratulated.
Last night was the second time In
three days that the telephone sta
tion has come through with dance
program, as scheduled.
Klark and Jacobs, popular ball.
room entertainers, who have been
&c aturing the entertainment pre-
sented nightly at the Chateau LIE
Paradis, have been engaged to ap-
near with the lie Paradis Roof
Band in their concert over WRC to-
night.
other events this evening will be
the weekly Sylvan Theater concert
by the United States Marine Band,
the Romanys Royal Hour Of Music,
and a. dinner concert by Seiden-
mann's Shoreham Hotel orchestra.
Rroadcasting of the baseball game
this afternoon from The Washing
ton Times Studio, through WRG
win begin at 2:55 o'clock, as usual.
WRC's Complete Bill
II Morgan recital by Nation
Boyce, broadcast from the First
Congregational Church.
/ D. m.-Boernstein's Hotel Wash
ington Orchestra.
2:55 p. m.-Play by-play account
of the Washington-Cleveland base
ball game.
6:55 D. m.-Baseball scores.
p. m.-Shoreham Hotel Orches-
ira.
1880 o. m.-Concert by the United
States Marine Band, Captain Will
liam H. Santelmann. leader; Tay-
Tor Branson, second leader, con-
Quoting; broadcast from the Sylvan
Theater.
9 p. m.-The Romanys Royal
Hour Of Music.
10 p. m.-Meyer Davis lie Para.
dis Roof Band.
On Early Tomorrow
WCAP
6:45 to 7:45 a. m-"Tower Health
Exercises.
WRC
0 to 10 a m.-Wonoen'a hour
The Washington times., 1925-08-20
FOXY
GRANDPA
(fTTAvE another one. won't

asked the farmer at
whose house we were spending
Thanksgiving. And he handed
me bowl Of beautiful red apples.
IT certainly will, said 7, select
ing a fine, ripe, red. firm apple.
They are the best ! ever ate,
You must have fine orchard"
'It would be one of the best in
the country If it weren't for those
pesky-" and then he stopped,
rather embarrassed, and Bunny
pulled his ears up proudly and
left the room.
wouldn't hurt his feelings for
the world. the farmer apologIzed.
"But do you know that the rab-
bits around this part Of the
country. are becoming such an
Internal nuisance that we are
going to have regular rabbir hunts
this winter to keep them down.
I'm sorry to near that" said
I, sadly, thinking Of all the cute
little fellows hidden away in the
fields and woods OF that vicinity.
What damage do they do:"
oh" replied the farmer, they
are running our orchards. Mine
has suffered particularly"
I'm what way?" asked, won.
dering what under the sun such
little animals could do to great
big apple trees, particularly ia
winter time
''I'lI tell you," said the farmer.
Those little critters run right
into an orchard, pick out tie
very finest trees and then strip
the bark off"
Bark the trees" / unused.
THAT is bad"
do the trees get cold; Foxy
Grandpa" asked Bobby. Il sup.
pose it is just like having your
overcoat stripped off. =
1T kills the trees said the
farmer, and we've got to get
rid OF them"
Bunny was gone for a long
time. and when he came home he
looked so detected that his ears
hung down on each side of his
head like a psir Of earrings.
TOO bad your family do such
naughty tricks. Bunny said,
patting his soft little head.
Yes" said Bunny. i've been
running around the neighborhood
this morning trying to pass the
word around that there are going
to be some rabbit hunts and ed
vising my friends and relations
to leave the neighborhood. But I
know very well that some stran.
gers.are likely to settle here and
it win be pretty hard on them"
TOO bad" 1 said.
Yes. said Bunny Its pretty
hard to get hungry in winter.
Bark isn't one of our favorite
foods, but when food is scarce
It's better than nothing"
Couldn't something be done
about it. Bunny" asked.
There could, Foxy Grandpa"
said Bunny, "but that farmer has
1t In for us. I don't believe he
would listen to you"
TEL me, and I'll see what can
be DONE" / said. And Bunny's
ears Strengthened hopefully.
Its this way" Bunny ex-
planned. las I said, we eat bark
because we are hungry. Now, If
people would bury few pecks
of corn near their apple trees
we would much prefer that and
never look at a dry piece of
bark
You don't mean itr' said.
ITS too bad more people don't
krow that. I'll speak to the farm.
er about it."
"Of course I'll do 1t, said the
farmer gladly, when / made this
suggestion. I'm not one of
those fellows who just like to go
out to kill animals for the sake
oC the sport. But something had
20 be done about my trees
reported this to Bunny, and
you never saw such a happy lit
tie rabbit in all your life, and he
whispered to me: I'VE can't help
the way we're born, can we,
Foxy Grandpa"
The Washington times., 1925-08-20
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With a Veil
Remove Them With Othine-
Double Strength.

This preparation for the removal
of freckles is SO successful In re-
moving freckles and giving a clear,
beautiful complexion that it is sold
by all drug and department stores
with a guarantee to refund the
money II it fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil or waste time on lemon juice
or cucunIbers; get an, ounce OF
Othine and remove them Even the
first few applications should show
a wonderful improvement, some of
the lighter freckles vanishing en-
tirely.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength Othine: it is this that is
sold on money back guarantee.
OTHINE
The Washington times., 1925-08-20
Bids for School Books

Bids for 10000 textbooks for all
courses OF study in the public
schools will be opened tomorrow in
the District Building. There is
100000 available for purchases.
The new texts are needed to supply
a great number of WORKOUT and
books.
The Washington times., 1925-08-20
EXPEDITION is
HALTED BY MONGOLIA

PICKING. Aug. 20.-The decision
Of the Monogolian government not
to permit further researches in
Mongolia by the American Museum
of Natural History under the lead
ership Of Roy Chapman Andrews,
because Of alleged interference in
politics by members of the party
was delivered to Andrews here
today,
The Washington times., 1925-08-20

And so with static, fading, In.
terference and other enemies OF
radio communication besieged on al
sides by the most powerful mental
heavy artillery in the world, 1t
seems to be safe bet that before
long those worries will be things
of the past.
The Washington times., 1925-08-20
Rebekah Lodge Dance

A lawn party, followed by
dance will be held Saturday even
ing by Esther RS6ekah Lodge No.
%, 1. o. o. r.. on the lawn
adjoining the Odd Fellows Temple
at HyattsVille, Md. A beauty con
test and a prize dance will be
featured during the evening. Miss
Rosetta Mcleod is chairman Of the
arrangements committee.
The Washington times., 1925-08-20
cHAPTER xLYIII


About SIX months attire Osborne
became warden an election was
held in the prison resulting in the
overthrow Of the ''Silk stockings. -
The prisoners, by popular vote,
had already discarded the name
Golden Rule Brotherhood in
favorI of Mutual Welfare League.
but, at the same time, had blindly
returned to office the bankers and
"highbrqws'' who had been in
power before osborne's arrival.
At the next election, however,
the men voted Independently and
the resulting board of delegates
was almost entirely composed Of
'Roughnecks.
The terms silk stockings" and
''Roughnecks" had been given to
the two prison factions by the
New York newspapers. In reality
there We're no definite party lines
within the prison.
This victory of the. ordinary.
everyday prisoners despite the fun
poked by the press. marked the
beginning of genuine democracy
within the walls, and from that
time the league functioned
smoothly. attracting more "out-
side" attention than ever. Many
prominent persons visited the
prison, including lawyers and
judges. to observe the workings Of
the prisoners court. Others came
to study the self government
system or entertainments for the
inmates.
Among these visitors were Gov
ernor Hunt of Arizona, John A.
Mitchell, editor of Life; the la
mented little Jean Webster of
Daddy Long Legs" fame, Charles
Dana Gibson, David Bispham,
John Burroughs, Henry Ford,
Bishop Greer. Anne Morgan, Max
The Washington times., 1925-08-20
WHEN DID 1T
HAPPEN?

when did the battle of Long
Island in the American Revolu-
ton take place?
when did the Jacquerie
peasant war in France take
place?
3-When did the Royal navy
of England begin?
when was Thomas opera
Hamlet" first produced?
5-When was British Guiana
ceded to England.
Answers to These Questions Will
Be Printed Tomorrow
ANSWERS
To Yesterdays Queries
THE battle of Cross Keys.
Va, was fought June 8. 1852.
2-CuddaIore, India, was ac-
quired by England in 1885.
S-John de Ballot was King of
Scotland from 1892 to 1915.
4-Tasmania, Australia, was
discovered in 1912. .,
S-Guido d'Arezzo, reform0r Of
musical notation, lived from $40
TO 1850.
copyright, 1926. by King EeAtuSsS
Syndicate 1AAA ="
The Washington times., 1925-08-20
DONALD LOWRIE'S STORY Back in Pr
New and Amazing Serial Describes Ont
Mans Long But Losing Battle
for Freedom

But where is your roou?"- she
asked. as I finally led the way
toward the stairs to 20 down.
Another flight up" said
carelessIy. I knew Harry was
up. there. and I didn't want him
to see me 'escorting a pretty
young. woman through the place
in the warden's absence Not
that distrusted Harry; 1t wasn't
that; but I knew him to be a
stickler for carrying out Toms
orders.
well. that's what want to
see. most" laughed Ruth. Let's
go up"
Again yielded. I took her up
there, and we remained a long
time; she going out on the We
randa and otherwise disporting
herself as if she lived there. At
last she seemed satisfied. and
when we got back to the office
I insisted on calling a taxi and
accompanying her to the, railroad
station. inviting her to be sure
TO come up again.
Il wont miss it, Don." she
laughed. I'VE expect to be in
New York and vicinity about six
weeks. and I expect to see you
at least once a week-that is.
II you'll let me- she added
roguishly.
Let you" I echoed. "why.
I'd like to see you every day
every hour"
Perhaps you may, some day."
she laughed.
Alas! I was to see Ruth but
once more in this life.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-09
Stop Terrible
Stomach Agony
indianapolis Druggist Have the
Remedy and II Just One Bottle
Doesn't Help You-Why Money
Back.

Now there's a medicine that lie sweep
ing the country by storm-a pleasant
to take elixir that has become so pop
ular in Just a few months that thou
sands of bottles are sold daily.
Druggists will tell you that the name
OF this splendid remedy Is Dares Men
tina Pepsin and that It's great popu-
larity is due to the fact that no matter
how long you have had gastritis or
dyspepsia or indigestion Of whatever
YOU CHOOSE to call your stubborn
stomach agony this clevcrly compound
ed elixir will start to help you with the
first tablespoonful you take,
You know of course that nine times
in ten the ailments that cause distress
and misery to the human machine como
from stomach weakness.
This is particularly true Of nerve ex-
haustion, sieeplessness, dizEy spells.
headaches and that miserable weakness
where ambition is almost totally lack
ing,
BY correcting stomach disorders and
putting your disabled weak stomach
into first-ciass shape so that the heart
lest meal can be easily digested and
proper and complete assimilation take
place, human ills such as those here
tofore mentioned will speedily disap-
pear.
In other words and to be brieh Lat
us say that Dare's Mentha Pepsin Is
wonderful health building stomach
medicine and such common symptoms
of stomach disorder as gas, heaviness,
belching, bl0ating, near suffocatiOn, can
be overcome with just a few doses,
But why hesitatel II you need a
health building medicine any druggist
anywhere will sell you one bottle Of
Dare's Mentha Pepsln with tho distinct
understanding that If 1t doesn't do you
more good than anything you have
ever tried the purchase price will be re-
turned. For sale by Haag Drug Co,
Hooks Dependable Drug Stores. Gold
smiths Cut Price Drug Stores.-Adver-
tisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-09
M artha Lees
Col u m n
Getting Even

TO- DEAF saPs Lee q. bs 60 I sp s'Sy 3
him love Elm. 0s Now hear he has BEEN 'u
eaying the same thing 70 three other girls
I go with, I wouldn't care SO much oply
I've. told him so many times I loved him.
fhs. he prpSasy hnhf hs DO caS and
sven With him for making 3 fool q Hssi
It's plan to be seen your heart
isn't hurt-Just your silly pride.
Now II I wanted to be disagreeable
could say that you got what you
deserved for telling a man you
loved him when you didn't. But
then I know young people are quite
apt to be persuaded by another's
declaration TO commit themselves.
But don't advise ways of getting
even in cases like this. Ignore the
young man If you like. But don't
put the blame on him. He hasn't
made a fool Of you. You've made
one Of yourself. II any; but you'll be
making a fool Of yourself If you go
trying to get even" Forget him.
Remember only that he is not worth
your friendship because he Is not
sincere. And remember that word
sincere" the next time.