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Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
GOLF TOURNAMENT
 AT COUNTRY CLUB

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 The xzies ef see cae.zsE aerH szzt each player ghaale a1s ss hand car % par = the eaafss. and Nssfs s.sr as bal s.oppes or s1s last F-r9ks frare tss fzg zas te 5e elarted Many failed ss even ressr tae fstn green shlle fss frs fa8v hsfed 5eioW ul4y ed as far ss the fzta 1r ZGth hole
 The foHawfnw ls. ef entries are in the order in aaies they finished @. E. Smith. E T Anderson. C. J Esfre 2 Gzurt p E Hheatua T DaVF ? AndYa~F Far0T J ! ? cayne E G Eswara. E Peoples o Bgfier L. Cnarran-
 Tozrna uents zrs sesedaled t5 b held sY@rv sanazs z~tf further aa #sce. Tns tournsnasrt committee f=sls # fenl9rau8s fzrf that sa fzM PstnasH residents eater these c6rsssss
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
THE HEADQUARTERS COMPANY

Prom readers of The Patriot will that and space columns will be devoted o the activities of he local military organization. the Headquarters Company of he Fortg-fhrd Division The Company will celebrate June 6th the first anniversary is formation This first has been every way satisfactory. The young listed have gained beneficial training and pleasant social companonhip The ranks of the company full There still for further and istmen Those who familiar with the militia eognzant of the that Putnam very lucky gain Headquarters Company ordinary infantry unit.
 the executive organization of d division the Head quarters Company most important and Putnam should have Armory for the Company military arrnory would be in acceptable addition the city the prospect of having such should important local incentive whole
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
PAULINE RousoUFT
 HAS MAYBAsKET PARTY

Pas5iae Ba1saaet as ehasse- street ge fha rec.alsat af rret.e Ma hps-at Moa-sF eeeni~~ Br--t .Ha evenins games e=rr ulavas RiaHs Hs Earee -ettir- s==- n-fza #- .4a -as. nut game ard Ailra B5zsr1ef s~= h1ch3 urive Waes GHrska f-st r-r-
 frE HflH5es game n- HssH ~'' ss s~+e-.f T5staning f7 fhe raf54 end refreshments completed the --~nv eve~tre The Nst af -aas.e fo'0wF Her~s and Lou. Duaa ~-Anr and Florence Caver Car+rtl sa s-'-trfs t--re Cha-efte 0vfla s-4 Er7Hf7s Bans7ass Josie Gffnsss Lila z heaftfe Mar EH~ska Pearl Maf.
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Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
PUTNAM PERSONALS

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Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
LEGAL NOTICES
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

Ats fsagrf 44f fa-abaf4 H=f1 at Pom fret @ f7~ the D -rrfe- Hf Pom oa th=fsth dar Of May tA1s EsHt Willie ee#I Fd E'a6 ~ v tsi sss- .ate af FIHffst District deceased GuF Putnam Conn exc. utar aHNF That sx month
 hereof be aa same -re Limited lsHi allowed f7H the e= s-s the.r claims against t a-d tna ENecg'or dir ctei ta Etye public notice to the creditor af sad estate ta bring in their claims N tlIr sud tMe allowed 5F hosting a copy sf thi- drtar on the public si zr- past nearest the nlac4 share the se ceasea Iast dWelf within tha same Town. a u1hl sHfHF t1e me eau-azaar hsria Dstr7et ard ra-
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 al aeeelat fhat aatte ft ume and place Haarias thrrea he given bg pl lHg thf once H some aeHsssesr having circulation iu sad District And f H flrth ordered. thft an a- tested copy af Eba order be seHg ta each af fbe heirs at Ina of ssi8 te ceased. hs depasiHae in the post ofti=e in Putnam. addressed to each of saId heirt at l4w DAVID FLAGG Jats#
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Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
GRANGE ADVOCATES CASH

The CranFe ervanisat on is vers oltspoke1 in its opposition Co the fa aId suread of the iusta'iment hous alaa. with the dollar down and dol isr a week aliurements which are
 esri slv vriruins Awarieau homes When tine Grange was hrst organized. it declared its opposltiaa ta -the credit system. tne morf "a se system tea fashion system and eeare other
 sfrm tendirg 70 rra ItaiitV and bank-untcY During tHe nast few 9o1trs the C-a~se Hs. tazez sTerill nafs 1f the fri shffal Iae=aaae ia tha In.eHt n1u aaa. aH4 H5s
 laf numerous aarr5a ta t Elarle ir sanrlrt If eeauamr and '5rf Aff alVaE EaE A
 fraus sfu-an
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
HEALT4 OFFICER SAYS
 NO SCARLET FEVER CASES

s~es-e -ssssne recent -eoe- 1f tne State Depa-t-rezE v Haalts We1la ees tHe 5m=F4T## sHat tzH=# a-a seven rases f .sr seHr Fgtnan Thls 5z rnt -- fe. accord zg = Peter G--== =sa -= a# CT Tke srasasssra - tea -saaz zz.- af eesas tse @-a-s aa-a --rsef'a Teporz U 11e t1 tt lF seaas s=Fes e az cam3sx ee te -Ha- sa- sent az .ine e s=H-e UsHa=f= rert -a @ tra 8z esa 1a~
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Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
MiSCELLA ANXIOUS

ERE HOMES ~aatea Tor srra. intelligent hae. ard girls both f.r1' stsnt and CEfhaiie. from sir Co fail cen yssrs of age Tses4 ehilarei ,. .e@e especially nomes Nhsrs they xl eceive inteillgsnt and sSretienat are.
 Anyone interested in sny one O hcse children please rornnurtrGf, efrs the BUREAU OF CHILD WEI FARE Stat. CRritol Hzrtsorc
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
FATHER fF os r.tF
 OUTSIDE LOOKING N

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 sae-a &F sfas EHf Ee l fec
 z FaH HHa HHH II Es= s1H "ra won't come st taHFer as he pase serrgTa tHa 1nas ta tH @ room
 Tfe man a7 aH =saR -atet c1ud f#Hr appeared near ffa lsr7HI Puma ai nH arterta5-f th= rhiiire nh aHaHteH #sHf antics uetfi cone informed the police ari b. Has taken aaaF taa~ee Aas before ffa court n January for iafonicatIon ard Was given thirty days
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
INMATE OF TOWN FAew
 LEAVES WITHOUT NOTICE

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Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
X OF C TO INITIATE
 CLASS or FOURTEEN

g. ey f-ernson ID sf John H HsH Prov Hence sfFFat faFFf Cnu5 ct af W work tha trira aser a1 2 cla If faarteea HHntt fatas The wask wjii began at o'clock stan dard anne
 This class was made ready for the aeHi derree when ii secaa ferr . af f1t ofIer uas conf fer-ad Tues las
 t the ea8rrlNs sars ar t-a4a afHaaf Hara a eatheHs af Kuieht ta at-ess fine
 urh ear 5frr anticipated Tor ~aezat
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22

pOULTRY-HalFs healthy ch.chs fm tate-tssted farm range aaeks. Fine fr arrfarTrCe great M hlsi- Hal-# 0ri raw from this A Fa ed ta delivery ard Mas prices Ter TOO rreua Wh
 s Res sa Barr
 for
 iatt af
 HttES POPLAR HILL FARtt Cons tf.Aa-e t her f-ts=aa. a.irnal E v
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Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
MEMORIAL SERVICE
 TOR DR E M HARRIS

% hl  Hal8 # Bell Stree chapel R
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 H Ray 6 nlHham There aas mus. ll pro sram raneei hs the
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22

hearted support of the company and personnel To prepare for time of peace not opinion bellgeren ges Many mental fitness could have his
 far advantage the last had he avaed him. self the opportunities offered him proper military training The Headquarters Company should have he support of al Putnam and ts should include he every able young who pass the necessary exAminatons
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22

The smallest eaid ee.a in the world is the League of Nations franc recent ly min.e3 al Geneva. l. Is octaFanal ln shape and weighs 9a22ss0s If a gram II is nef intended for general tai represents fhe unit of universal value
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
BIRTHDAY PARTY

The eighteenth birthIay of Ms HeieH Q Morse was observed Wet. nesdag evening 04th birthday party at her homo on Walnut street There were ciehteen friends present Gam es were played and refreshments serg ed. The rooms were decorated with uink and white
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
No TREsPAssINC

10 TREsPAssIsG-Tbis Is 10 soa- f Fl persons Nho are caught tres pass1ng near Aidrieh-s Reservoir on Putnam Heights wiil he prosecuted fhs s due 70 the fact that property has bsen destroyed and walls torn doNn. MOSES ALDRICH
 2l-23s
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22

soR SALE-The Levin property. consisting of two houses and a large lot, situated oa Bridge Street, next west of Dr. Russeli's residence. ts 70 he sold. IT interested see N II. GEiSSLER. Executor. Seder Bldg. fatf
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22

REF WORN Tra.mfsg sraftn- rtrs and tree surgery 2lali', nursery s.ark J0HS | WRIGHT eeF5acefe State of Conn rra. 9 8tectvs Examining Boar5. Pom trsf Center Conn Phone 77ae
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Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
WANTED

wAsTED-A giri te assist i- hoasa- Nork and help take care sf enid
 Apply to MRS :. GORDON a4 Wilkinson St Putnam. Phone sf7.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
WANTED-Iiye.e erar-r

WANT ED-Everv prorertv oFr r sc gse salon If L & fl s Paint out Cf any he buys and z r5t perfectly satisfactory the rawaln- der can be returned without 1av- nsert betnr made fer the enc Es aa used. See OUT advertisement in this naner L0NGMAN & MAR TiNEZ. Paint Makers
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22

WANTED-Txo salesmen. Ear sf, commissions selling the fastest sell. ing article on the marke. .otav. Apply Monday 4 NJ 10 ta fZ at Ire Pstrjot Office. Ask for MR. SULLIVAN.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS

BABY CHICKS DUcKLINGS-7s varieties; Bred-to-lsy, Conn select ed Exhibition Matings; Free Csts. logae. Breeders Ss up. CLARsS HATCHERY. Dept it. East HzrT- ford. Conn. 2rf
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
FOR SALE

OR SALE-Farm one mile from state road. Fine land and build lngs Al modern improvements MRS. AMANDA DANiELSON. Pomfret- Telephone 64S-3
 Is-2os
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22

WANTED-I have s5o- 900 te spend for antiques. want to get tables. chairs. bureaus, dtsa- es. locking glasses. in fact anything real old will buy anything n old pewter and will nay big prices. Ai- dress H. J. FITZGERALD. Joslin House. Webster, Mass. 2a-23'
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
CONTRACTING AND BUILDING

Get an estimate from ADELARD LEPAGE. North GroSvenorisls on that building job. I O Box 25, Telephone 52s-s. fi~22'
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
FOR RENT

FOR REST-rasture "a Pro.5enc Fa seazza Iaz5 E & LACEY 1s Fremont St5. Baz.ar. Zl-z8+
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-A cattaze house of $ rooms and bath. steam heat. hot ard cold water. set-tuus and gar age or Mechanics street. For fur fAe- rart culsrs address BOX F. co The Patriot Of7ee. 21s28@
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22

FOR sALE-A baby carriqee In f-s condition Price reasonable III Arch street Tel 32S-3
 2I-22
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22

FOR sALE-oae good Fairbank make szH ..s'=a-7s- ia-.a 1Ha t
 set Ready for saai1s Owner HaElr u1 fer-F a for 0NILA MES SEER. 5S RrE- tHF St. Putnam Conn za5-zf
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
MEX|CO'S LAND
LAW CREATES
CONF US|ON
BY WILLIAM p. FLYTHE

Universal Service Staff Correspondent.
MEXICO CITY. Nov. 12.--Great-
est confusion prevails in the foreign
colony as well as in Mexican judicial
and legislative circles as accurate
TRANSACTIONS and interpretations Of
President Gales new proposal for q
law regulating foreign rights become
known.
The bill regulating foreign property
rights was given q first reading last
night and referred to committee which
reported it favornbly without change.
Articles 1 and 2 Of the proposal
make it clear that foreigners owning
property within 100 kilometers of the
border or within so kilometers of the
coast. must dispose of it within ~
years.
ARTICLE 8 DIFFERENT.
Article g says quite definitely that
foreigners who acquired property
prior to the possible PRONUNCIATION OF
the law may hold it until death, max.
ing no reference to the 10 years or to
the fact that corporation or COM
pany may never die.
Article 1. which in the original
proposal of the president, would make
it impossible for foreigners to own
oil companies or mines within the
prohibited zones. in the new proposal
makes no reference to anything except
land and waters. This is understood
as intended to take care of the great
mining projects and oil interests to
comply with the agreement made with
the United States that the constitu-
ton Of 1917 shall not be retroactive.
MUST RENOUNCE RIGHTS.
The new proposal also makes it
clear, as interpreted, that a foreigner
who owns stock in any company with
in the prohibited zone may retain 1t
by renouncing his right OF appeal to
his own government. or may acquire
stock on the same basis.
Mining and oil company attorneys
within the zone believe those com.
panies will not he materially affected
should the law pass. although they
declare if article g. permitting own.
ership until death Is included. it will
be direct violation of the constitu-
ton which prohibits such ownership,
MAY DIVIDE LANDS.
The real pinch is in regard to agri-
cultural lands not held by corpora.
tons. If one holds agricultural land
individually there Is to be no inter
ference except the loss of appeal II
the home government. However, II
the land Is held as development.
company, so per cent of the stock
must be placed in Mexican hands
within one year. as well as renounc.
ing the right Of appeal, or tie entir'
propcrty will be sold.
II the land is individually owned
the law provides 1t may be divided
among heirs.
1t is quite apparent the intent i
to protect industrial corporations, be
cause while the law makes it clear
that in general property legally &C
auired may be held. it specifies OF
exccpts that agricultural development
companies must be one-half Mexican
owned, or sold.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
OLD SOL SHAKES
DEW FROM
BEARD

Shaking from his ruddy beard the
moisture accumulated during q night
of extraordinarily heavy fog, old Sol
INDUCED in a prodigious yawn and
smiled down on his favorite city Thurs
day.
And grateful San Antonians went
about their usual avocations, singing
paens of thanks for the usual inimita-
bic weather dished out for them by
an obliging weather. observation bu-
reau.
Meteorological Jarboe has made ar
rangements for several days Of sun
shiny weather. and unless high pres
sure area which developed on the west
coast Thursday interferes, promises
that weekend picnics, fishing and
hunting trips will not be interfered
with by wintry blasts from the frozen
north.
The forecast predicts somewhat cool
or weather for San Antonio Friday,
but the thermometer is not scheduled
to go below 40 degrees.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
CHACHALACAS COME
TO MAKE HOME IN
BRECKENRIDGE zoo

Feathered folk of the fowl family
in the Breckenridge park zoo had
their heads together in earnest CONVEX
sattion Thursday, over the arrival OF
two prospective homeseekers from
Brownsville.
In answer to the owls "who. who"
in nearby tree, the new arrivals in
troduced themselves as Mr.. and Mrs.
Chachalaca, late of the w. A. Snake
King farm of Brownsville.
Immediately following their arrival
the Chachalacas were introduced to
Park Commissioner Day Lambert and
shown to their new home.
With little ceremony they began to
make it comfy and set about prcpar-
ing for winter while the hubbub OF
their curious neigbbors continued.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12

SINGER BUYS CASTLE.
vESTERVICK. Sweden, Nov. 12.-
R)-Helgerum Castle has been bought
by Madame Charles Cahicr. an operate
singer, who married a Swede.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
land BANK HEAD
SEES PROSPERITY

WASHINGTON. Nov. "a @ -
commissioner Cooper Of the Farm
loan Board, who has just returned
Tom q tour Of inspection of the vari-
Lrs sections covered by the IL land
links, views agricultural conditions
throughout the country as I'm the
The commissioner issued state
BENT giving in some detail his first
lind observation of conditions in va
GUS sections. 81 should say. in the
ew England district, that they are
knerally satisfactory. the statement
hid. The same would be true Of the
Inltimore district embracing the two
.irginias, Pennsylvania, Maryland and
delaware. md in the Louisville dis
rict, Ohio. Indiana. Kentucky and
ennessee, although serious drouth re-
bits were reported in some sections
| Virginia and in some parts of Ten
essee. The especially gratifying con-
Ition IN the southwest district was
e revival of the livestock industry.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12

*+***+***++*****
The Toy Shop" a pantomime and
dance pageant will be presented by the
children Of the Mckinley school Fri
day at 3 o'clock in the afternoon and Z
O'Clock in the evening under the direc-
tion of Miss Juanita Baskip.
Over fifty children in costume will
take part. The public is cordially in
vited.
y y -
The Stephen F. Austin Mothers
Club will meet at 80 o'clock Fri
day at the school. A program will be
presented and the Rev. Patrick Henry
will make an address. Parents visit
Ing day will be observed and all arc
cordially invited to attend.
- - -
The Edgar Allen Poe Junior School
will entertain with harvest festival
It the school Friday. The afternoon
Performance win begin at 2 80 O'Clock
and the evening at Z 80 o'clock. The
entertainment will be in charge of the
faculty and will be circus, with
CLOVIS, acrobats, animals, a side
shots. etc. The members of the Par.
entfeachers' Association will have
shfge of the various booths.
he City Junior 3. Y. p. Y. held
a ost enthusiastic meeting at the
Sob San Antonio Baptist Church
Suiay afternoon. Fathers Day was
ohrvcd with a program by the South
S, Antonio Juniors. The Rev. ID. B.
Sth Of Harlandalc gave a talk on
'Ie Home" Music was furnished by
q Alamo City band. The next meet.
I will be held December Is in the
icon Hill Baptist Church.
- - -
The Chaminade Choral society will
TT at 2 80 o'clock Friday after
IN in the home Of Mrs. Eli Hertz
& for the regular rehearsal In
iparation for the concert to be
en- Friday night in New Braun
y y -
The Parent!Teachers association of
Collins Garden school will meet
$3.50 o'clock Friday afternoon at
school. An Armistice Day pro-
I'm has been arranged for presenta-
n and refreshments will be served
ring the social hour. All parents
e cordially invited to attend.
- ~ y
The Thomas Nelson Page Junior
Ichool Parcnt-Teachers' association
kill meet at 2 80 o'clock Friday at
he school. A program will be pre-
scented by the children of the school
I'd all members are urged to attend.
= - -
The Parent-Teachers' association of
e Nathaniel Hawthorne Junior
ehool will meet Mt 3 80 o'clock at
ie school FRIDAY afternoon. A di-
eetor of the junior school will make
IN address.
- = =
A most interesting program has been
hrranged for presentation at the meet
Ing of the arent-Teachers' association
|pf the Los Angeles Heights school at
B o'clock FRIDAY afternoon. DIR. A.
u. Morrisy will make an address.
During the social hour the members
|of the faculty will act as hostesses.
~ - ~
st. Marks Parish Aid will meet in
Regular session at - 80 o'clock Fri
Hay in the parish house. The routine
business session will begin at o'clock
Ind plans for the annual bazaar to
De held December 3 will be discussed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
LEAGUE
WILL MEET IN S. A.

Heads of the Southwestern regional
conference of the Child Welfare
League of America will hold their
bext annual session in San Antonio,
Miss Lucy q. Smithers. executive sec
'etary of the local Child Protective
md Humane society, announced
Thursday.
She has just returned from this
Years conference in Dallas, where
plans were made for the organization
bf a state humane society in San An
ionic next November.
In the session Just ended steps
we're taken to prepare n new law
preventing child desertion in Texas.
The Dallas district attorney will
Prepare tentative bill to be submitted
b the Legislature at its next session.
Besides Miss Smithcrs others at
lending from here are Mrs. r. L.
[,ulberson of the San Antonio Mis-
lion Home and Training School. and
lfrs. Laura Williams Of the Bexar
|ounty School for Boys.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
JARD|NE OKEHS
j. 5. HIGHWAY
SYS TEM
One Hundred and Forty.
five Roads Will Be
Designated.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-CP--
Secretary Jardine announced today his
approval of the 1854 miles of road
designated by the joint board on in
terstate highways to make up the sys-
TEN to be known as United States
Highways.
The approved report of the board
comprised of "a state and federal
highway officials, defines a network
of 145 highways to compose the sys-
TEN, assigning to each number. and
included designs for standard dircc.
ton and warning signs to be erected
on all routes.
The report has been forwarded by
the secretary to the American Asso-
citation of State Highway Officials,
now in annual meeting in Detroit.
In the route designations, those run
ming east and west have even num-
bers and those north and south have
odd numbers. The danger and caution
signs to be used will be of four DIFF.
ferent shapes, representing as many
degrees of dangers. all having n vel
low background with black letters and
symbols.
The other group of signs will in
clude the standard route markers in
the form of United States shield
and directional and international
signs, all to have white background
with black lettering.
While the use of the United States
shield as route marker is to be re-
stricted to United States highways,
the board recommends that all of the
other signs be used on all state high
ways in order to familiarize the pub
lie with them.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
FIFTY CHILDREN
TO TAKE PART
:
va nm
IN PAGEANT
Mckinley School Students
Will Stage The
Toy Shop
CLUB CALENDAR.

Friday - The Chaminade :
Choral Club meets at 2:30
O'clock in the home of Mrs. Eli I
Hertzberg.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
GENERAL RELLINGER
In FORCED LANDING

Brigadier General John B. Bellin.
'er, assistant quartcrmnster general Of
the army, flying to Ell Paso en- route
to the west coast on an inspection
tour. was forced down for a brief stay
at Fort Clark Wednesday.
During the forced landing an ailer-
on of the plane was damaged as the
ship struck ditch.
A new aileron was sent out from
Kelly Field and the plane repaired
Piloted by Captain r. G. Eaker. the
plane continued on its journey when
repaired.