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The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-18

WANTED-Woman to take care of
house and sick patient. 2725 Frank
lin st. 1t
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-18

eight-window sleeping porch. 1457
Corona street. 1t
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-18

FOR RENT-Four modern furnished
rooms with sleeping porch, $50 per
month. 1850 Lowell. 1T
FOR RENT-Large, airy room and
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-18

yer and the state Of Colorado 10 !
handle or sell the wcll.known Amcrl-
can Brand Cordial. Get in on this |
before someone else grabs IT. Apply |
Walter Luth, l2il Lincoln st. Apt II. |
1Stf
FOR RENT, . or 3 rooms fnTniShcd'
1870 Federal Blvd. Champa 1851. 1t.
FOR RENT-Four room house. sleep.
ing porch and garage at 1879 Grove
street. Cali Champa 30S0-W. 1t
FOR RENT Basement, three large
rooms, kitchen furnished, also garage
rent so. light and gas included. 1873
Meade St 1t. |
FOR RENT Exceptionally large room
without board. one or two persons
in private Jewish home with con.
ycnicnccs. 912 Lafayette St York
T709. 1926
FOR RENT rooms, modern. newly |
decorated, 27S2 W. Colfax Ave. 1t.
FINE front bed room for gentlemen or
couple, private home, all convenience
G3S Grant st. SO. 2492-J. 1S-tf. |
FOR RENT Sriclly modern six room
house, located Mt 1917 Federal Blvd
Call Main 5lGO, 1t.
REFINED, middle aged lady wants pO,
sitlon in nice Jewish family: must
hc Kosher. Call Champa 2937-W. II.
FOR RENT'-N Nicely furnished room
with two windows, small family,
very reasonable, for girl or gentle
man. 1928 Stout st. 1t.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd room and
sleeping porch; home occupied by
small family; house situated one block
from new East Denver High school
Call Fr. 4i0-J 1t.
FOR RENT-Ro0ms, 1904 Grove St,
Champa 4S9l-W. It.
FOR Sleeping room. $500 per
month 1858 Vine Franklin 1881.
It.
FOR RENT-FUrnishcd room. quiet
neighborhood SO month. 1880
Grove street. G. 57G7-W It
WANTED Buck or Universal stove,
reasonable, in good condition. Box
- 1t.
FOR RENT-Four modern furnished
rooms with sleeping porch, $50 per
month 14GO Lowell 1T
FOR RENT-Large, airy room and
eight-window sleeping porch. 1457
Corona street. 1t
WANTED-Woman to take care of
house and sick patient. 2725 Frank
/ lin ST. 1t|
PARTNER wanted with three thou
sand dollars, steady article, steady
demand good profits and excellent
/ future. Box 81. 1T
FOR RENT-Brnnd new large 5-rooms.
breakfast nook, nice corner. front
drive. 155i Newton ST. Champa 224O-J.
II
/ FOR RENI-Suilnhlc for n doctor,
] ideal location. corner W. ColfaX and
! Osccola. G-rcomS and breakfast nook,
double garage. Champn 224O-J. It.
/ WANTED-Jcwish woman for general
huuscwork small family. S7i So.
Pearl. 1t.
"
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-18

PARTNER wanted with three thou
sand dollars, steady article, steady
demand, good profits and excellent
future. Box 81. 1T
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-18

FOR Suitable for Il doctor
ideal location corner W. ColfaX and
Osccola. G-rComS and breakfast nook,
double garage. Chnmpn 224O-J. It..
WANTED-Icwish woman for general
huuscwork small family. S74 So.
Pearl. 1t.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
COPIES
S. A. TRAFFIC LIGHTS

Washington will soon have traffic
signal control after the fashion OF
San Antonio, according TO informa-
ton received by Chief of Police L. o.
Miller Tuesday.
Several months ago, a representa-
tive of the Capital city was in San
Antonio studying traffic conditions.
He stated at the time be would recon-
mend signal lights like those employed
in San Antonio at the intersection OF
Woodlswn avenue and the Blanco
road.
Chief Miller received information
Tuesday that the lights were being in
stalled in Washington the first at
Sixth and Massachusetts, Of that city.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23

house at the parish house on Pecan
street. There will be Christmas tree
for the kiddies, and following that
Christmas play will be presented by
the candidates and scouts Of the
Girls Friendly Society. The entire
entertainment is for the church school
of st. Marks, though the grown-ups
will participate and preside. The
Christmas play, entitled "The Greatest
Gift" will be directed by Mrs. Henry
Klotz and Miss Edna Martin. and is
played by some of San AntOnio's best
dramatic talent.
At st. Paul's Episcopal church. 1000
Grayson street, a Christmas tree en-
tertainment will be given in the
church and parish house at z o'clock
on the evening of December %.
At Christ Episcopal Church there
will be Christmas tree party on
Christmas eve. In conjunction with
the party there will be carol service.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
SCHOOL HEATING BID
LETTING PROTESTED

l.. II. Schaffer, one of the bidders
on the installation of the heating sys.
TEN in the new Thomas Nelson Page
Junior school, appeared before the
finance committee of the Board OF
Education Tuesday to protest the
awarding OF the bid to the Jud and
Ormond Company ON its combined bid
for plumbing and heating.
After discussion the committee dc
cided TO stand by its award as the
figures accepted for the combined bid
for plumbing and heating were lower
than the total amount of any two
separate bids for the work.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
COACH PUSHES HIS
WASHINGTON TEAM

Main Avenue High school can be
vacated in an emergency within two
minutes. This was demonstrated
Tuesday when the fire signal, given
without warning, sounded throughout
the school. As the alarm rang, 1914
students formed line and under the
direction of monitors and teachers,
filed from the building while a stop
watch was held.
The main building was vacated of
all students in exactly two minutes.
The annex in one and one-half min
utes and the industrial school build
ing in a minute and one-half.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
KEEP KRIS BUSY
MAKING S.A.
ROUNDS
Not Santa, But Score Of
Santas, Invade
Alamo City.

The question this Christmas seems
to be "How many Santas IRE there?"
and not SIS there n Santa CLAUSE"
because old Santa Himself, personally.
will appear in nearly every church in
the city during Christmas week.
At st. Luke's Episcopal church,
West Houston and Chupadcras
streets, there will be q Christmas tree
for the children Wednesday night,
December %. Following the Christ
mas tree program there will be an in
formal party and reception for mem
hers of the parish. Miss Marie
Stephan will direct the program.
At 4 o'clock "Wednesday afternoon.
st. Marks parish will hold open
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
HOLIDAY DON 7.
LIST ISSUED
by SARRAN
City Fire Chief Tells How
Tragedies Can Be
Avoided.

3: The fact that christmas comes
but once a year may be matter of
loud lament to every youngster in
San Antonio, but TO Chief J. G. Sar-
ran it must be source OF great re-
lief. Not that The chief doesn't enjoy
the Yuletide season rs much as any
one. He does, or rather, he wishes
that he might. But as be explains
it himself:
- "One Of the things a fire chief has
to do most often. and one OF the
things he likes 10 do least, is TO keep
issuing warnings. No one likes TO
play the part of kill-joy, no matter
how good the rcasons-certainly l
don't. And so hope that everybody
who reads what I have said about
Christmas celebrations win take it
in the right spirit.
I've drawn up this short list of
dos and don'ts' as precaution. j
know they will do the trick if only
everybody do his best to follow them.
Here they are:
IF you have candle in the win
dow on Christmas eve make it an
electric one-that is safe. ...
''If a Christmas tree is used, make
sure it is securely set up so that it
will not topple over. and keep it
away from heating and lighting fix'
turao
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
MAIN HIGH CADETS
LEAD BRECKENRIDGE

Main avenue high school i. O. r..
c. battalion jumped into the lead over
Breckenridge high school r. o. I. C..
battalion on the monthly inspection
for December. as announced by Major
Harry S. Adams, professor of mill
tary science and tactics, of the pub
lie school system. Main avenues gem
eral average was SIG as against
breckenridge Sill.
The inspection as a whole showed
considerable improvement over that of
November, Major Adams said, when
Breckenridge led Main avenue.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
E. J. FENTON LEAVES
ESTATETODAUGHTERS

s. d. Hopkins was named executor
of the will of Everett j. Fenton and
guardian Of his two daughters, Lanona
and veldia, when the testament was
filed in County Probate court, Tues
day.
Mr.. Fenton's two sons, Sylvester
Louis and Curtis were left five dol
lars each. the will setting forth they
were well taken care of. His two
daughters are TO receive equal shares
Of the estate valued at $4,000. 1t
is TO be held in trust by the executor
until they are of age.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
NAME CRACK CADETS
ATS. A. HIGH SCHOOLS

Lieutenant Gilbert Pfieffer, Ser
geant William Dick and Sergeant
William wentz, were announced us
the best cadets in Main avenue high
school r. o. T. C. battalion, by First
Lieutenant John L. Hill, command
ant.
Lieutenant Greed Sheeran, Sergeant
Henry Ford and Corporal James
Droke were announced by Major d.
]. Riley, commandant, as the best
cadets in Breckenridge high school
r. o. T. G. battalion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
Be WARE! FLAT
NOSE SEASON
!. IS HERE
Riddles Suffer Worst With
"Flet Nostra," Yule
Season Epidemic.

A new epidemic was spreading rap
idly among juvenile residents of San
Antonio Tuesday.
Time alone will cure the epidemic
and its disastrous results, declared
doctors who were hastily summoned
by frantic mothers.
The epidemic, which is yearly
occurrence, is known to the medical
fraternity as "flet nostra," or fiat
tening of the nose, and breaks out in
the Alamo City yearly, affecting
grownups as well as children in some
cases.
COLD TOWEL CURES.
symptoms of the epidemic are
pronounced flattening of the end of
the childrens' noses, with a decided
redness of the tips. Seldom does
pain accompany the attacks, and it
is non-contagious, the physicians say.
Cold towels applied to the affected
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
SCHOOL TEACHERS
PAID IN ADVANCE

All school teachers, principals and
employees of the public school system
received their pay checks for the
month OF December Wednesday.
Checks were mailed Tuesday from the
office OF Paul ScholE, business man
ager Of the school system, TO principals
of all schools Tuesday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
ORDER NEW GRASS
PLANTED in SUNNY
SAN ANTONIO PARKS

'Jts winter time all right" Com
missioner Of Parks Ray Lambert ad-
mits.
''But it never gets cold enough to
kill the grass in Sunny San Antonio"
he reminds.
And, for this reason, Commissioner
Lambert has instructed gardeners TO
set out new grass in the yard OF the
city hall. in the parks and on the
downtown plazas.
"The grass will get good start be-
fore spring." he points out.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
S. A. PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CLOSE FOR HOLIDAYS

All public schools of the city closed
for the Christmas holidays Wednes-
day. The schools will not reopen
again until January 4.
The offices Of the Board of Educa-
ton will close at noon Thursday and
will reopen Monday. December IS, it
was announced by Paul Seholz, bust
ness manager. The first meeting in
1926 of the Board of Education will
be held Tuesday, January 3, Mr..
Scholz said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
WATCH FOR FIRE.

If anyone's clothing catches fire
the victim should promptly be rolled
in rug or wooden cloth in order to
smother the flames, which should be
kept from the face.
in order to prevent the spread of
any fire that may start, a bucket of
two Of water and fire extinguisher
should be kept ready at hand.
Merchants should keep their places
of business free from rubbish and
papers, and should insist that en-
ployes keep all exits clear.
"a most important safeguard is to
remove all evergreens immediately
after Christmas, before they are COM
pleteIy dried out.
There's one Yulctide visitor" con-
Guided the chief, shat everybody well
comes, and that's the spirit of Santa
Claus. But don't let the Fire Demon
come in with him. BY all means
keep Christmas. But keep it safe
aud San Antonio will be a happier
city for everybody"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
DON'T USE CANDLES.

Use metal tinscl. flake asbestos
and powdered mica for snow effects
instead Of the highly dangerous paper
clippings. and cotton.
DO not illuminate the tree with
candles. Colored electric light as
semblies are more ornamental and
safer. A spot light focused upon the
tree is, however, the safest method OF
all and gives a highly pleasing effect.
Smokers should exercise great
care with their matches and smoking
material while near the tree and
decorations.
"Toys requiring alcohol, gasoline
or kerosene should be avoided, as
should the flimsy motion-picture ma
chimes using inflanmable film.
Cheap electrical playthings should
be forbidden, az they are often de-
ACTIVELY wired and have insecure,
dangerous connections.
''If it is felt that Santa Claus
must be present at the celebration
the impersonator should avoid the
long cotton whiskers, and should keep
away from open lights and fires. As
an additional precaution the costume
used should be made partially fire
proof by spraying upon it solution
of water glass, obtainable at any
drug store.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
Sandy and Murillo Clash
Over Her Keeping
Late Hours.
CHAPTER a.

CHAf Elk "A
It was Ben Murillo. He
had never overtaken her be-
fore.
Murillo smiled. They
were about the same height.
He now looked evenly into
Sandy's stormy eyes.
"Home," she said sharply.
'T'll drive you there. 1t so
chances that I'm also home
ward bound.'
I'm quite used to walking, thank
you. Don't spoil me with the luxury
Of a machine ride now and then"
$50. But you seem in great rush.
You were almost running. Were you
trying to catch up with the time you
lost last night?'
Sandy's head raised slightly, he lips
parting.
MuriIlo watched her intently-the
measured breath she was striving so
desperately to control. "Where were
you last night?' ~
She looked straight before her.
II asked you a question.
"Wbere were you last Sunday and
The Sunday before that and before
that !" She flung he chin up-white
and blazing.
"Oh, so you mean to defy me, DO
you? You think you can return to
my home at in the morning and re
fuse to say where you have been.'
Il did it, didn't Il"
They passed the corner. Four doors
down was the dry goods store where
Ramon would be waiting. Sandy halt
ed. She said quietly: at pleased me
10 walk about last evening""
at pleases me to have you ride
home now!"
1t was 3 80. Girls were coming up
the block-going home for dinner. Sew
cral Of them bowed TO Sandy.
In her excitement Sandy scarcely
recognized them until husky voice
whipped against her with challenging
Indignation: "Well, Sandy Mcneil, il
that's the way you feel about it,"
sandy's hand flew out: May. The
sun was in my eyes. Didn't see yor.
Ben and I were so worried debating
whether to return 10 mothers or go
home
isn't your mother recovering!'
ave hope SOP SaDd,y's voice still
bright and high. when she's better,
III! get chance TO dash around
again"
May Alriss was a big girl with
blond bair that she wore in short,
boyish cut, perfectly straight except
for the slightest dip over her ears. She
affected tailored blouses and long
four-in-bands. This style increased the
attractiveness of her blue. flowery
eyes, her big. winsome mouth ami
slightly pug nose. She was Sandys
closest friend. They had scarcely seen
each other since Murillo Cancelled the
dinner invitations.
At first the old crowd, aware of
Murillo's antipathy, pitied Sandy. As
her aloOfness continued they berated
her as "weak-kneed. Finally they
decided she'd merely grown snobby.
May, Infatuated at the termination
Of friendship that had endured since
primary days, decided to shave it out"
with Sandy Mcneil. Then Sandy
became ill-sbe had gone away. From
the day of her return she had been
kept at her mothers bedside.
This was their first meeting.
"Why don't you drop in and have
tea with us, May? Ally and / are at
dagger's points from being shut up
together SO much"
Il can do that, Sandy, if you'll
promise TO blow around. We're hay
ing a little meeting next week. Why
don't you Gomez"
All this while Murillo stood with
hat in hand, hair falling over his fore
head. His lips now compressed.
what kind of an affair, May?s
May shrugged, gave a teasing look
at Murillo, whose puritanic notions
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
Perhaps They Do

Another strip poker" party has
been raided ut Dallas. Unless the
girls dress for the occasion such
games ought to be Of brief duration
these days.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
EVOLUTION RELICS.

NEW HAVEN, Dec. 23-tP)-Yale
is to open a museum shortly in which
proponents Of the theory of evolution
have arranged specimens to approve
their case from the protozoa right up
10 M
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
Rivalry for Autos

Not TO be outdone by automoblists
in the matter OF conveniencos; man
at Wooster, Ohio. drives around with
a spare wheel dashed on the rear OF
his buggy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
His Best Stunt

London habcrdasher are Complain
Ing because tho Prince OF Wales doesn't
set more fashions for men. HIS fair.
styles. OF course, are admittediy good.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
Such Foolishness

Because he threw cheese ct her,
Houston woman has divorced her nus
band. How can the cost of living be
kept down when men are using cheese
costing 35 cents pound. az missiles'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
Foolish WeeviI

The weeviI weayed in n wsNy line
g, To his bcd-a happy soul;
For had he not been. the lifelong day,
Deep into the flowing hoIls
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
Self Punishment

We have a friend who's In deep pain
Tho reason why I will explain;
His mind to Christmas now ndverts.
And he is giving "ti'i II hurts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
Refined Cruelty

Divorced nre Mr.. and Mrs. Dopene--
He wouldn't buy new can opener.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
Mark Twain Junior High
School Has Interesting
Courses

Can you make your auto run when
it stalls?
Can you make your radio set work
when it goes dead?
Can you repair a water tap? Fix
the bedroom light?
Can you make a kiddie kar, book
case or kitchen cabinet?
Maybe You can't, but your boy or
girl can 40 all these things. That is
if he or she takes the courses in the
industrial shops at Mark Twain Junior
High School. Here, while not teach
ing industrial work as a vocation, they
are teaching homo mechanics to the
end that boy or girl may become
handy around the house in making
minor repairs needed. Also they teach
him and her, through actual study and
work, a systematic understanding of
the many and complex problems, both
of the social practical and economic
side, of the industrial world.
FIGURES REQUIRED.
The bright, well-lighted and equipped
shop room is divided into four depart
ments. Here pupils are taught how
to use their heads and hands by plan
ming and actually making useful
things. incidentally, they learn most
thoroughly basic mathematics. for be-
fore they are allowed to fabricatc what
they desire they must first plan it to
scale, then estimate the amount of ma
terial and fixtures needed, the cost Of
each part and the total cost of the
completed article.
Under the direction OF the instruc-
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
Some Writer

President Coolidge may be man
Of few words in conversation, but
he's there with the messages and
the public address.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
BOND GONE.

Miss Carrie Satel, 405 Grayson
Street, reported the loss of $50 Lib
erty Bond Tuesday evening.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
STATION Love
BROADCAST|NG;
TUNE IN WITH
YOUR kALE
In-Iaws Want Cold Cash
!. When Matter-o-money
Is Planned.
By BEsS CARROLL

Young man. say it with dollars and
cents. -es
No, not with dollars and sense-no-
body expects a. stricken young man TO
make love with sense. Cents, how
ever-many of them-seem to be the
loudest speaker on the market at pres:
ent when you want TO tune in on Sta.
tion LOVE.
What do mothers ask first about
their daughters beau?
"Can he support You, daughter?'
that's what.
Judge Henry Neil. known as the
father Of mothers PENSIONS" says
that the question Of support is the
first thing mothers think about when
they find that daughters young
man" II getting serious.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
FEW DAYS MORE.

The sudden spread and extended
bounds of the epidemic is attributed
TO the desire of children in all sec
tons Of the city to get closer view
of Christmas toys and wanted ar
ticles displayed in show windows.
There are only a couple. of days
more before Christmas. and after that
the noses will return TO shape" Is
the consolation doctors offer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23

organs is the only remedy known,
according to doctors who have been
consulted ever since the first case
of "flet nostra' was reported in San
Antonio many years ago. .-..
Undisturbed for n few days, the
organs will regain their original
shape, it is declared by experts.
Extensive laboratory tests and a
review Of incidents leading up to
"flet nostra" have shown that it IS
caused by pressing the nose against
n window or flat object for too long
n period.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
s to Q p. VI. Fern Hirsch,
pianist; Corrine Tayloe, violin
list and Mr.. and Mrs. RsyoIite In
classical, semi-clsssiesl and
popular songs.
. to 10 r. VI. Wallis and Fam
nie-Wailis Brennan and sour
Fannie" Milgrom---in the latest
snappiest and jaKxiest baaIld>.
y. II. Wallis, accompanied b.
"0ur Fannie" win sing Mar
eheta-Poo-Poo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
VICAR
2os Meters

II Il. ~, Meas and Nor
ketS.
: P. NJ, Meas and Markets.
s P. M.-Stndio Pyogram.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
VALUE CHANGES.

But with the change Of exchange
value in romance. the offer of heart
without additional collateral is about
as successful as trying to sell d
Christmas tree the day after Christ
mas. A deed to his weekly pay en-
velope is far more acceptable gilt
from any man, and is hereby susgest-
ed as a modern method of proposing.
And instead of making love according
to the old Hoyle-ish way, why not ex-
press your devotion by saying, "Darl>
ing, will keep only 25 cents a week
out Of my pay check-1 hate to be so
extrayagant, but a man must buy
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
GET RICH EARLY.

Therefore. it seems that the very
best thing for every young man to do
is to get rich early. Which viii be
sure, if somewhat harsh. method OF
satisfying the fond mothers Of the
world regarding the matter of matri-
mony.
In days gone by it was necessary
only for a man TO offer young wo-
man his heart-which was an mex
pensive present, speaking in cold IL
nancial terms. A heart, presented
either personally on ones knees or be-
tween verses of poetry in weighty
hand-painted candy valentines, was
considered sufficient security TO as
sure maiden's future happiness,
food, raiment and romance.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23

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