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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
SONG Of LOVE
BLUE NOTES
IN FIGHT
Hot Time in the OF Town
Sings Sergeant, Sending
Out Riot Squad.

"Why join the army when you
can buy hotel?" queries the owner OF
an East Commerce street hostelry.
She speaks from experience ant
with authority, according to Detec
tives Nogler and Bittlcpage.
Inside her hotel was n drunken wo.
man tenant. Outside. at the entrance
was drunken man, who desired to be
tenant.
The woman returned to her room
drunk and the combined efforts of the
landlady and three other tenants fail
cd to get her TO bed quietly.
First the photograph was seized BY
the tenant. One leg of it was used
to black the hostess's eye: while III,
others went through mirrors and win
dow.
"SONG OF LOVE" CRASHES
As the furniture began to dwindl,
under the woman's barrage, the land
lady fled to the telephone under q
shower of monograph records. She
got Detective Sergeant Stendebach or
the phone just as MY Song of Love
crashed across her head.
The officer heard the scattering
notes fall TO the floor.
There's a Hot Time in the Old
Town Tonight" Sergeant Stendebacf
told Detectives Voglcr and Littlcpage
I'VE are not mounted on tn;
wings of Love" the pair replied
"but We surely won't be Stumbling
on our way out"
Before the officers arrived. a would
be tenant cried for entrance ut thu
"postcrn gate" The landlady wen
down to see who cried for admittanct
at such an hour.
GARB HER IN BLANKET
Discovering him. she locked the doc
and fled back to the battle field. TIL,
| detectives arrested the drunken you'll
as he opened his song of abuse.
They captured the irate roomer
but she refused to dress. The land
lady alleviated the situation by wrap
ping blanket around her and sh
was carried to the patrol wagon.
"Whoope, / sure been on the war
path" she cried as she noticed tn
blanket.
up to the happy hunting ground
with her." cried the sergeant and 4
Jail she went with an embarrasse'
officer carrying her clothes behin'
her.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
M'EWEN TO SPEAK
ON COMMUNITY CHEST

William f. McEwen will address q
meeting of the San Antonio Trades
Council at the Labor Temple. Thurs.
day night. in the interest of the Com
munity Chest drive, soon to be launch
ed.
DR.. Cliff Titus of Joplin is SEIZED.
uled to speak before a combined meet
ing of the Craftsmanship and Ad Clubs
at the Y. NJ. c. A. at noon Thursday
DIR. Titus will speak on the value of
the Community Chest to San Antonio
in the way of conserving the life of
the community and expediting the dis
bursement of funds to charitable insti-
buttons.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
SENATOR P. G. GOBLET
TO WE'D IN LONDON

LONDON. Oct. 21.-P)-Thc Even
ing Standard today states that United
States Senator Peter GOelet Gerry, of
Rhode Island will within a few days
be married here to Mrs. Edith Van
dorbilt, widow of George Washington
Vanderbilt.
Senator Gerry was divorced in an
action brought By his wife in Paris
severela months ago.
The Rhode Island senator is socially
prominent. member of family famous
in American history since early Colo
NAL times, and is known as lawyer
scientist and philanthropist.
He is 40 wears old.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
COSTUME SEEKER
GETS SERVICE ON
SOMBRERO ORDER

San Antonio helped to complete O
fancy dress costume in Terre Haute,
Ind.
No, HOrtense, it was not done by
radio.
Somebody wanted to go to a fancy
dress ball as a Mexican cavalier.
He went to the costumer's and got
everything but the large sombrero
No one in Indiana or the neighboring
states had one Then they tried bal.
las. None could be found there. Dial
las referred them TO San Antonio. The
Chamber of Commerce got the letter
Wednesday. The sombrero is now on
its way to its destination.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
COLONEL H. A. WHITE
TO DEFEND MITCHELL

Colonel Herbert A. White, judge
advocate for the Eighth Corps Area,
Wednesday was preparing to start for
Washington to defend Colonel Will
liam Mitchell before the general court
appointed Tuesday to try the air Of
ficer.
Colonel White expects to leave over
the Southern Pacific railway at 8
O'Clock Thursday morning.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
DRY LAW SUSPECT
MAKES $3.50 BOND

Henry LAMA. charged with manu-.
facturc, possession, and possession Of
property designed for the manufacture
of intoxicating liquor. was released on
$3.50 bond after waving hearing be-
fore United States Commissioner r.
J.. Edwards. Wednesday. Lana.
whose home is IN Karnes county. Wa
arrested in connection with raid by
federal agents.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
AMUNDSEN VISITOR
AT WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 21.-
R-Captain Road Amundsen, the
Norwegian explorer, calling at the
White House today TO pay his re-
srects to President Coolidge, said he
believed the best way to fly over the
North Pole now is by dirigible. He
believes. however. that development of
the airplane within the next few years
might make it the most feasible means.
The explorer recently returned from
an attempted airplane polar flight.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
ENEMIES OF CHANG
CAPTURE HSU CHOW

PEKING, Oct. 21.-Chinese forces
opposed to Marshal Chang Tso Lin,
the Manchurian militarist, have cap
tured Hsuchow, an important railway
junction, about 200 miles north of the
Yangtze river. Most of Chang's troops
had already been withdrawn north of
this point, but Il few hundred were
cut off,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21

Prize popcorn dance Wed. night
Fest hall. So. Flores st. Music BY
Z. J. Homen's Merrymakers.-(Ads.
- -
Hertzberg, Kercheville 6 Thompson,
lawyers, COS Brady Bldg.-(Adv.) e
Dance promoted by the Jolly Feb
low White Rose and Colonial Grub
with their new orchestra, Wednesday,
October n. and featured with drill
team. is a treat, thank you. 7. 81:
Labor Temple. q
New prize waltz at Crouchers Hail.
Friday. October %. Heron IL. Smitli
Orchestra. ~.
Grand opening dance tonight RAIN
BOW Garden. Houston and Naynrp;
Music by the Mississippi Six. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker.-( Adv ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
DAMAGED AIRPLANE Z, !.
DELAYS S. A. PILOT

Captain A. F. King. Brooks Field
pilot. who is making the weekly flight
over the model airway from. Kelly
Field to Scott Field. Missouri, was
delayed at Salem, Mo-, Tuesday after
noon. ygn
4 tire blew out when Captain King
was forced to land, resulting in tho
landing gear of the ship being badly
damaged. ~
He will continue the flight as soon
as the plane is repaired. ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
AIR FIELDS PUBLISH Z.
BI-WEEKLY PAPER

1.-THE Service News" is the title of a
bi-weekly paper that is being published
by Brooks Field and Kelly Field sol
diers in the interest of local mir ser.
vice personnel.
Master Sergeant Robert c. Walker
of Brooks Field is business manager
of the publication. -.
Other members of. the staff are
Staff Sergeant Edward Marsden and
Private Jouett Y. Parsons of Brooks
Field and Technical Sergeant G. T.
Garner and Private Yickcry of KellS
Field a.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
AUTOMOBILES
Used Cars for Sale
Real BUYS

~
1924 HUDSON COACH ss2S
Mechanically perfect. rub
her like new, completely re-
finished and put In Al shape
generally. All accessories.
1923 STUDEBAKER
COUPE $3.50
Light Six model. looks and
runs like new. been private
ly used by careful expert
enced driver.
1874 DODGE COUPE s525
Completely reconditioned.
r"rain.sd and put in dandy
'hape generally.
1921 BUICK SEDAN s75c
This car Is in exceptional
shape. has been refinished
and will make someone a
very nice family car. 1t has
trunk. bumpers and the up
hosiery is like new.
WIiLYs-KNIGHT TOUR
ING s425
Mechanically II Is excep-
tonally good and in APP
r"arsncc it will stand the
c,o-cst inspection.
1928 MAXWELL SEDAN
Completely ovcrhauled. re.
finished. Carries guar
antee. all accessories. This
Is real buy
1923 FORD ROADSTER 5000
DELIVERY
This car has had little
use. Carries six almost new
tires and Is perfect in every
respect.
1923 MAXWELL TOURING
$3.50.
Completely overhauled. re-
finished and guaranteed.
Has seat covers and all ac-
cessorics.
1928 sTUDEBAKER SPE-
GAL SIX PHAETOS $1,000
Has been run only 2S00
miles and cannot be told
from a brand new car. 1t
cost $500 and II you are In
the market for a new stude-
baker look at this one and
you will save $500.
Guarantee Motor Co.
Romano and Augusta Or. $50
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
HOMESEEKERS
TOUR GARDEN
SEC T|ON

An automobile caravan of rs cars
carving more than 400 homcseekcrs
and farmers from all parts of the
United States wendcd its may through
the Winter Garden District at San
Antonio's very door Tuesday. Into
the land Of perpetual sunshine, abuni-
ant water and rich soil, representa-
tivcs from ii states, as far north as
Nebraska, sought new homesites and
farms in the raw but rich garden
lands.
Four hundred farmers from all over
America are returning to old home
stcads and many are returning there
only to secure their belongings and
say goodbye TO their ncighbors. be
cause they have seen the possibilities
of the Southland-Texas-the great
est irrigated farm land district in the
world.
PASS THROUGH S. A.
The Winter Garden Farms, Inc,
is bringing new blood and capital for
San Antonio's Winter Garden in spe,
cial trains from all parts of the coun
try. Every two weeks new excIr-
sion will pass through San Antonio.
The first of the series of great land
buying expeditions passed through
San Antonio Monday and will return
late Wednesday night or early Thurs
day morning. The excursions are
sponsored by Charles F. c. Ladd Of
the Winter Garden Farms, Inc.
This first excursion is said to have
been the greatest ever witnessed south
of San Antonio. 1t is one of the
largest of its kind that has ever in
vaded the Southland and marks q
new epoch in tn. development Of
South Texas.
VISITORS AMAZED.
"The Winter Garden Special load
cd with farmers and homeseekers III
tercstcd in the mucn- heard of irrigated
garden lands. arrived in Laredo Mon
day. \ caravan of automobiles sup
piled by the Laredo Chamber Of Com
merce met the train and a sightseeing
tour of the city and the outlying
orange groves occupied the next few
hours. Dinner was served across tn.
river and then the train pulled out
for the Catarina ranch in Dimmii
county, the center of the Winter Gar
den Farms, Inc, activity. After
breakfast, IS cars took the visitors &C
miles over the Catarina ranch ant
other sections of the Winter Garden
district. Various farms were visited
and flourishing oranges, grapefruit
tangerines, truck products (evcry kind
known in America), watermclons
spinach and onions (the specialties
were seen growing in 1.-THE land %
sunshine and prosperity" 1t was {
revelation to those farmers of the ice
bound north. they said.
Wednesday was devoted to selling
land on the Catarina ranch-sellin:
on the merit of the soil and water O.
that potential farmers paradise.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
Pound Notice
s2,O5O,O0O.Oo
BEXAR COUNTY
TEXAS.
VARIOUS BONDS.

S2,050, 10000
BEXAR COUNTY
TEXAS.
VARIOUS BONDS.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
scaled proposals addressed to the Hon
orable Augustus McCloskey will be re-
ceived by the undersigned until the hour
of IL o'clock a. m. on Wednesday,
OCTOBER rs, 1925,
for the purchase of the following bonds ::
Sl,i00 O0O.00-iA per cent 40-year Sc
rial Courthouse and Jail Bonds, matur-
ing on April 10. annually, as follows:
S25,OOOO0-1927 and 1928.
100000 0O-i929 TO 1889 inclusive.
S35, 600 OO-l94O to 1919. inclusive.
$40, 00.00-195O to 1853, inclusive.
s45, 900 OO-19G0 to 1865. inclusive.
$500, 900. 0O-4A per cent 40-year serial
bridge bonds. maturing on April 10 an
nually, as follows:
$40, O0O.OO-l927 to 1881, inclusive.
sl5,O .0O-1939 to 1861. inclusive.
5000. 0O-i962 to 1865, inclusive.
$4,000. 00-4& per cent 4O-year Juve-
nile Home bonds maturing on April 10,
annually, as follows:
sl0OO.0O-1927 to 1858, Inclusive.
s2OOO.OO-l956 to 1864. inclusive.
ALL BONDS ARE OF THE DENoM1.
NATION OF 100000
and both principal and semi-annual in
terest are payable at the Seaboard Ma
~
The county will furnish to the success
full bidder, without cost. a complete
transcript of the issues. the approval OF
the attorney general of the state OF
Texas. and the approval of the Honor
able John c. Thomson of New York
New rk, and the printed bonds.
said bonds will not be sold for less
than par and accrued interest to the
date OF payment by the purchaser. Bid
dcrs will bo required to submit their
sealed bids on form which will DO fur
nishcd to them by the county. Bidding
blanks. together with a financial state
ment OF the county, will be furnished
by the undersigned upon request. Bid.
dcrs will be required to furnish GER
tilted or cashiers check in the amount
OF per cent of the bonds bid upon,
said check being made payable to the
order OF Augustus Mccloskey, county
Judge.
Tho county Of Bexar reserves the right
to accept or reject any or all bids.
The assessed values OF Bexar county
Texas, for the year 1925 are $i3T, Gas, 06O.
The total bonded debt of the county, in
Guiding the issue bid upon. is $500 500
The total amount of the sinking fund on
october 1, 1925. was S733, O06.47. The es-
timated population OF Bexar county Is
10000. Further information may be
furnished on application to tho under
signed.
W. s. KENDALL.
County Auditor, Bexar County. Texas
(SeaD
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21

TOPS. doors, windshields. wheels. radia-
tors, axIcs. steering gears. starters. gen.
orators. tires. rims. bodies. tenders ana
transmIssions for all cars. Donald NJ
wick. broadway and Seventh.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-28
Tired FEELING
HEAD FELT HEAVY
Mississippi Plantation Owner
Takes Black-Draught and Says
1T Never Fails to Help
Me"

Mr.. W q. Huff. Centerville Miss, a
leading plantation owner of this dis
lrict, recently told OF the relief he ex-
pcrlenced through the use of Thedford's
Black Draught
II would get up in the morning with
bad taste in my mouth" said Mr..
Huff, feeling tired, and my feet as
v"ll rs my head felt heavy. | wouldn't
feel Ike working. but more like going
rack to bed | knew my liver was out
90 fix and that I must take something
After ! tried other remedies that
didn't seem TO fit my case, began the
use OF Black Draught, with splendid re-
suits After few good big doses my
mead seemed to clear up. l would feel
me. full Of pep go about my work
and really enjoy it,
~ is necessary down here to take
good liver medicine occasionally to
assist nature and have never found
better one than Black Draught be-
Iieye Black Draught saved me many
lays in bed for had gone on. instead
OF correcting my condition. must have
gotten down. Now when | see or feel
he first symptoms Of liver trouble. 7
begin taking Black Draught and If
never fails me-"
Black Draught is made from pure
medicinal roots and herbs. and con
tains no harmful mineral drugs.
Sold by all reliable dru0rists
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-28
GARY MEN TO
START TERMS
Mayor and Four Others Will
Leave Today.

Roswell O. Johnson, former mayor
of Gary, Ind, and four other Gary
persons convicted of dry law viola
tons, surrendered to United States
Marshal Linus p. Meredith today
and were to leave Indianapolis al
800 for Atlanta, Ca, where they
will begin prison sentences.
The five were among fifty-f1ve
convicted Besides Johnson were
Lewis e. Barnes, former president
of board of works: Clyde Hunter, and
Dwight Kinder, former Lake County
prosecutors, and BlaZ Lucas, an at
torney. Johnson's sentence is
eighteen months and his fine $4,000.
The other four got g. year and day
and fines of 81 900.
Twenty-six other Gary persons
are to report to Meredith before
Monday to begin Jail sentences.
The men to go to Atlanta arranged
to have a drawing room in a pull
man car. Part of the expenses will
be borne by prisoners.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-28
MINERS STRIKE
LANDS In coU RT
Controversy Arises Over In
junction Granted Operators.

BIZ United Press
WHEELING, w. Va. April IS
Court proceedings were started in
United States District Court here to.
day by West Virginia operators
against the mine union now on
strike.
The struggle is over the validity
of an injunction. issued two years
ago, which prohibits interference
with operation of the West Virginia
Pittsburgh Coal Company.
John L. Lewis, president of the
Mine Workers, and other union Of
ficials have been charged by the
operators with contempt of court for
alleged violation of the injunction.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-28

The job of patroling one Of
the toughest districts in the
city in wee small hours, lies
on the shoulders of Patrolman
Henry Dugan.
District 3S, which he patrols
from p. m. until 8 a. m. takes
in territory, bounded by st.
Clair and New York SITS,
Illinois and Missouri SITS. In
this territory. lies what is
Familiarity known as the levee,
along Illinois st. II also in
cludes the well-known colored
Broadway" better known as
Indiana Ave,
A large rooming house dis
trict Is on this beat, and a close
watch must be maintained to
cope with the influx of resort
keepers. The arrests record
shows that Dugan keeps these
well in hand. Dugan lives at
PHI Station St., and was APP
pointed in September, 1916.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-28
THREE DRIVERS SLATED
Two Arrested for Alleged Response
bility for Accidents.

Three motorists were arrested by
police today. j. w. Hodges. 80. OF
1855 Southeastern Ave, was charged
with failure to stop after an acct
dent. On April &c his car is said to
have collided with another driven
by Edward Peats, 1917 Bradbury
Ave, at Southeastern Ave. and
State st.
l.. II. Stevens. 20. of $50 y. Gray
St, was charged with speeding and
assault and battery His car is said
to have collided with one driven by
Mrs. Myrtle Neilan, 2235 n. New
Jersey ST., April %, at Capitol Ave
and Louiiiana st. Mrs. Neilan was
hurt.
William Rodgers. Al, Of 421 Te
cumseh St, was charged with fail
ure to display license plates.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-28
MUSIC AT SH0RTRIDGE
Program VIII BE Prelude for Ma
ti0nM Week.

Shortridge musical organizations
will give program at the next
meeting of the Shortridge Parent
Teacher Association. May 30, at SIS
in Caleb Mills Hall as a prelude to
observance of National Music week
in Indianapolis.
The Shortridge Orchestra and
Girls Club are under the direction
of Claude r. Palmer and Lyndon
Street has charge OF the band and
Rows Glee CIuh
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-28
HALF VICTORY SCORED
Judge Susiains Objections in High
way Fight.
BIZ Times SDcciaE

M Wfs SUcCtnt
ANDERSON, Ind. April Is
Hearing on an amended complaint
that the State does not state facts
sufficient to claim the right of do
maine in diverting State Rd 81
around Pendleton. will be held Sat
urday morning, Circuit Judge Kis-
singer announced today after ruling
on objections today filed by Fall
Creek township farmers who are op.
posing the new route.
Judge Kissinger overruled the
farmers objections that the state
did not have a right of domaine, nor
authority to change the route OBJ
jections that the State hadn't de-
scribed any part of the highway and
that the road had never been called
a main highway were sustained.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-28
LAST WEEK OF SCHOOL
All Except i'm Center Township to
End Friday.

Lee f.. Swails, county school SUI
perintendent, announced today that
all of the township schools, except
Center Township, will end this week
fro summer vacation. Schools in
Center Township will continue an
other month.
David NJ. Hogg of FIT. Wayne.
Ind, will be principal speaker at
commencement of Wayne township
high and grade schools at Bridge
port tonight. Thirty.three high
school and 113 grade school students
will be given diplomas.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-28

alton az $434,267, according to re.
port of Francis F. Hamilton, commits
sioner of buildings. today. During
same period III. f. Templeton, city
smoke inspector, made ten smoke in
spections, twenty-eight boiler in
spections and answered three com
plants.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-28
Statement OF Condition Of the
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Company
Hartford. Conn.
70 Elm st.

Hartford. Conn.
70 Elm st.
On the 31st day OF December, l924
ARCHIBALD A. WEIGH. President
HARRY +. JOHNSON. Secretary.
Amount of capital paid up. -. Mutual
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash in banks Ton interest
and not on INTEREST," ~ 1,273,600,Al
Real estate unincumbered. = 2.616. 80
Bonds and stocks owned
market valued ...... 20. 1885. go 80
Mortgage loans on real
estate Gree from any
prior incumbrancel 80, 4l.e31. Bi5.46
Accrued securities Interest
and rents. etc. ...... 2,220, 263 80
notes '.s.,.....'.,!..., 12.o23.oos ,o4
and in process Of col
Ie3tlcn s..ss'.''ssss 1acl ,bAucd
Total net assets ..... $50, s47 .32o7I
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount neces-
sary 10 reinsure outstand-
Losses e adjusted and M not due sue a7.s4Sis
suspense Sc . 49,. 221,lbs7o
Bills and accounts unpaid 12,613.47
Other liabilities Of the COM
pany .........,..... 1O.151. 10000
Total liabilities ... SIS, 0S9. O7635
Surplus ,......,....... 4.25S. Pa SO
Total ............. $50. 347 .32o.7l
state OF Indiana, office OF Commissioner OF
Insurance.
l. the undersigned Commissioner OF In
surance of Indiana hereby certify that the
above is correct copy OF the statement
% QDOV0
company on the 3lst day OF December
1924 as shown by the original statemena
and that the said original statement l.
now on file IN this office.
In testimony whereof 7 hereunto sub
scribe my name and aifix my official seal
tSEAL) this 9th day OF April. 1895
+. 5. McMURRAY. JR.. Commissioner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-28
CHAIRMAN Is CHARGED
Iemcke Baclxer Says Coffin Did Not
Answer Letter.

Charges that George V. Coffin,
Republican county chairman, had
failed to answer a letter requesting
representation for all Republican
candidates for mayor on primary
election board were made Monday
by Samuel d. Miller, president OF
the Lemckefor-M Mayor Club.
Speaking Sat meeting in Fire
Station 16, Sixteenth st. and Ash
land Ave, Miller said he had for
warded letter special delivery April
10 and that he had to date received
no reply.