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Evening star., 1926-05-19
EMPIRE.

Sunday. Monday and Tuesday, Lew
Cody and Gertrude Olmsted in Monte
Carlo" and comedy; Wednesday and
Thursday, Blanche Sweet in The
Lady From He'll" and comedy; Fri.
day, Jack Hoxie in Dustin Through
and Fighting Hearts, No. q. Sock
Me to Sleep; Saturday, Fred Thomp.
son in Hands Across the Border,
comedy, Flame Fighters, No. 6; In
ternational News and matinee kid
dies surprise party. Tuesday is Sur
prise night and Thursday Profes-
sional night.
Evening star., 1926-05-19
HOME.

Sunday Marion Davies in Beverly
of Graustark" and Cliff BoWeS in
who's Boss?"; Monday, Madge Bel
lamy in SANDY" and Aesop Fable;
Tuesday, Dollar Down and Lige
Conley in Cheap Skates; Wednes-
day, siberia" and Neeley Edwards
in THE College Yell'; Thursday, Dor
othy Devore in "The Gilded Highway
and Arthur Lake in Bedtime Stories"
Friday, Ralph Lewis. in 1.-The Last
Edition' and comedy; Saturday, Buck
Jones in "The Cowboy and the
Countess" Charlie Chase in Charlie,
My Boy" and Casey of the Coast
Guard" No. 9.
Evening star., 1926-05-19
ELITE.

Sunday and Monday, Carol Demp-
ster and w. c. Fields in D. w. Grif-
fth's N'That Royle Girl" Casey of
the Coast Guard" No. 6; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Adolphe Menjou in THE
Grand Duchess and the Waiter" also
comedy; Wednesday and Thursday.
Colleen Moore in I'VE Moderns" and
comedy: Friday, THE Barrier" with
Norman Kerry; Saturday. Charles
Ray. in Bright Lights" episode /,
Fighting Hearts, topics and fables.
Evening star., 1926-05-19
HIPPODROME.

Sunday and Monday, Marion Davies
in Beverly of Graustark, comedy;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Ronald Cole
man in "The Dark Angle" Pathe
comedy; Thursday and Friday, Co
rinne Griffith in Classified" Larry
Semon comedy: Saturday Tom Mix in
THE Everlasting Whisper Casey
Of the Coast Guard" episode No. 6,
and comedy and Pathe News
Evening star., 1926-05-19
T1VOLJ-"The Sea Beast"

John Barrymore will be the star
at Crandalrs Tivoli Theater the first
two days of next week. beginning
Sunday afternoon. in Warner Broth
ers' production, The Sea Beast a
vigorous melodrama of whaling days
adapted from the story "Moby Dick
by Herman Melville. 1t deals with
events that bristle with action, and
some of the scenes are desperately
frank in their depletion of the rough
life of the whalers. Barrymore is
Evening star., 1926-05-19
LEADER.
SATURDAY.

Saturday. Sunday and Monday,
Carol Dempster and Neil Hamilton in
D. W. Griffith's America" THE
Flame Fighter" episode No 6. also
comedy; Tuesday and Wednesday, Lii
liam Gish in THE White Rose" and
comedy; Thursday and Friday. Adolphe
Menjou in "A Woman Of Paris" com
edy and Fox News.
Evening star., 1926-05-19

COLONY.

Sunday, Conway Tearle and Alice
Joyce in Dancing Mothers" Aesop
Fable and Pathe Review: Monday
Richard Barthelmess in Just
Suppose" and Lloyd Hamilton in
Careful, Please; Tuesday, THE
Dixie Merchant" and Johnny Arthur
in MY Stars; Wednesday. Lewis S.
Stone and Anna Q. Nilsson in TOO
Much Money" and Aesop Fable:
Thursday, Rudolph Schildkraut in
His People" and Felix cartoon: Fri
day, Fannie Hurst's "Mannequin" and
Cliff Bowes in Quick Service: Sat
urday, David Butler in THE Phantom
Express" Alice Day in Sennett's
"Hotsy Totsy" and Screen Snap
shots"
Evening star., 1926-05-19
RAPHAEL.

SUNDAY. Ernest Terrence in THE
Wanderer," Aesop's Fable and com
edy.
Beginning Monday. the Raphael
Theater will be closed for five days for
renovations and will reopen Saturday
with Behind the Front" a comedy
war drama, supplemented by a special
musical program and other entertain
ment
Evening star., 1926-05-19
METROPOLITAN VOlga Boat
man."

1.-The Volga Boatman," heralded as
the latest and greatest of all the Cecil
B. de Mile personally directed special
productions, is announced as the fea-
ture of next weeks bill at Crandalls s
Metropolitan Theater, beginning Sun.
day afternoon. Into q tremendous
drama of social unrest, great loves and
angry passions. it IS declared, has been
poured all of the DE Mile genius for
massive scenes. crashing action and
tense human emotion. The plot was
derived by Lenore J. Coffee from the
novel by Konrad Bercovici and traces
developments in the lives of princess
of the royal blood and a struggling
laborer on the towpath. These roles
are played by William Boyd in the
title part and Elinor Fair. as Princess
Vera. Julia Faye. Theodore Kosloff
Robert Edeson, Victor Varconi.
Charles Clary and Arthur Rankin
comprise the supporting ensemble.
THE Volga Boatman" will be ac-
corded a special presentation and a
musical Interpretation by the Metro
politan Symphony Orchestra, under
Daniel Breeskin, who made a special
trip to New York to view this picture
and who since has screened it private.
ly five times to perfect the synchroni-
zation to the minutest degree human.
ly possible.
Doors will be open Sunday after.
Nom at q o'clock
Evening star., 1926-05-19
E.ARLE-"The Test"

G. B. Maddox, one of vaudeville S
prolific producers, is responsible for
1.-The Test" which is to be presented
as headline attraction at the Earle
Theater next week. with Glenn and
Richards starred, Barry and Dunn
featured and a cast of eight. 1t is a
novelty act, started after the manner
of a mystery comedy. and then re-
solves itself into-here the press agent
is al a loss to express the remainder.
The added attraction will be Ray
and Dot Dean. Ray, a wise crack
ing" rube and Dot. who sings well and
acts as foil for his clowning. Other
acts will include Bobbie Brooks and
Evening star., 1926-05-19
CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday and Monday, Jack Holt and
Florence Vidor in Sea Horses. 4"
Aesop's Fables and news events;
Tuesday, Edmund Lowe and Alma
Rubens in East Lynne" comedy.
"Phoney Express; Wednesday and
Thursday, Jack Pickford, Mary Brian
and William Haines in Brown Of
Harvard" news events: Friday, Hoot
Gibson in "Chip of the Flying u
Imperial comedy, "A Flaming Affair;
Saturday. sally, Irene and Mary.
with Sally O'Neill, Constance Bennett
and Joan Crawford; Buster Brown
comedy. Clusters Nose Dive"
Evening star., 1926-05-19
AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday, John Barry
more in 1.-The Sea Beast; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Marion Davies in "Bev-
erly of Graustark" and Bobby Vernon
in Page Me-; Thursday, Marie Pre-
vost and Monte Blue in "Other Wom-
ems Husbands" and Glenn Tryon in
''The Hug Bug; Friday, Elaine Ham
merstein in THE Checkered Flag"
and Lige Conley in Cheap Skates;
Saturday, Johnny Hines In Rainbow
Riley" Cliff Bowes in "Somebody's s
Wrong and Casey Of the Coast
Guard" No. 10.
Evening star., 1926-05-19
STRAND-"Pardners Again."

surprise of romance and thrills.
generously spiced with laughter, is
promised at the Strand Theater next
week, commencing Sunday. in 'Pard
ners Again With Potash and Perl
the picture story of Abe and
Evening star., 1926-05-19
CAROLINA.

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, 1.-THE
Bat" with Jack Pickford and Louise
Fazenda; Wednesday, 'HelIs Four
Hundred with Margaret Livingston
and Harrison Ford: Thursday,
Dancing Mothers" with Alice Joyce
and Conway Tearle; Friday. "a Con
necticut Yanke in King Arthur's
Court; Saturday, THE Ancient
Highway" with Jack Holt and Billie
Dove.
Evening star., 1926-05-19
YORK

Sunday, Reginald Denny and Laura
La Plante in "Skinner's Dress Suit
and Aesop Fable; Monday, Sally.
Irene and Mary" o. Henry comedy
and Pathe Review; Tuesday, COnway
Tearle and Dorothy Mackaill in The
Dancer of Paris and Helen and War
ren" comedy; Wednesday, Marie Pre-
vost and Matt Moore i'll THE Cave
Man. and Cliff Bowes in who )
Boss; Thursday. Leatrice JOY in
Made for Love" and Arthur Lake in
"Mortgaged Again; Friday. II. T.
Warner in Whispering Smith and
Glenn Tryon in Long Pants; Satur
day, Kenneth Harlan in THE Sap.
| "Our Gang" in Better Movies" ana
Casey of the Coast Guard" No. It.
Evening star., 1926-05-19
APOLLO,

Sunday and Monday, Monte Blue
and Marie Provost In "Other Wom-
ems Husbands and Lloyd Hamilton
in "Nobody's Business; Tuesday and
Wednesday. John Barrymore in "The
Sea Beast; Thursday, Lloyd Hughes
and Mary Astor in 1.-THE Scarlet
Saint" and Walter Hers in Wireless
Lizzie; Friday, Johnny Hines In
Rainbow Riley" and Glenn Tryon
in 1.-THE Hug Bug; Saturday, H. B.
Warner and Lilyan Tashman in
whispering Smith," "Our Gang" in
Better Movies" and 1.-THE Radio De-
tectiye," inStallment No. /.
Evening star., 1926-05-19

ert Ames, Charles Post, Arthur Hoyt,
Cissy Fitzgerald, frankie Bailey and
May Fister. Hope Loring and Louis
d. Lighton adapted the story to the
screen and Dimitri BuchowetsK d1-
rected the production.
Pola Negri has the role of board
ing house maid whose dreams OF
being a great actress never come true,
but she is suddenly singled out BY
a giant foreigner, who declares she
is the Queen of Sylvania, who was
supposed to have been killed in a
revolt. Persuaded to assume the
throne, She goes to the European
kingdom and, after numerous dra-
matte adventures, is Installed as
queen only to desert the throne to
marry motor car salesman from
America who accompanied her to
5ylvania and whom she cannot forget.
RIALTO-"The Night Cray"
1.-The Night Cry" starring the ca
nine actor Rin-Tin-Tins will be the at
traction at the RiaHo next week,
starting Sunday afternoon.
Rinty appears as the watchdog OF
flock of sheep. Other ranchers hnd
dead lambs and he is suspected, al.
though a giant condor is the culpflt.
The dogs absence from his flock point
so strongly to his guilt that his owner
is ordered TO shoot him. but has not
the heart to do SO and hides him. The
condor then seiZes the baby daughter
of Rin-Tin-Tins owner, Rinty rushes
to the rescue and in terrific nSht
kills the giant bird.
The supporting cast includes June
Marlowe, John Harron, Gayne Whit
man, Don Alvarado, Heinie Conklin
and Mary Louise Miller.
The stage presentations include. Ed
die Jahrl, concert accordionist, and
Mitchell and Devine in pianologue and
popular songs.
The short reel comedy marks the
return to the screen of Theda Bara
as it's star.
Evening star., 1926-05-19
PALACE-"The Crown of Lies"

Pola Negri is announced as the
featured star at Loews Palace next
week in THE Crown of Lies" a
Dimitri Buchowetski production for
Paramount from an original story by
Ernest Vajda, the Hungarian play
wright. author of "Fata Morgana,'
The Harem'' and Grounds FOR Di-
vorce'
The cast includes Noah Beery, Rob
Evening star., 1926-05-19

Mawruss as automobile distributors
who never distributed car.
Commencing Thursday OF this
week, Brown of Harvard" will be
shown, featuring Jack Pickford and
Mary Brian. 1t has been called the
greatest foot ball picture ever made.
supplementary features will round
out the program.
Evening star., 1926-05-19

You'll laugh. really! 1t is so easy
and doesn't hurt one bit
Drop "Freezone' on that old,
bothersome corn. Instantly it stops
aching; then shortly you lift that
sore, touchy corn right off with
Evening star., 1926-05-19
OLYMPIC.

Sunday and Monday, Flea nor Board
man in Memory Lane" with Conrad
Nagel. comedy. news; Tuesday, Jac-
queline Logan and Lou Tellegen in
The Outsider" comedy; Wednes-
day. The Road to Glory with May
McAvoy, Leslie Fenton and Ford
Sterling, comedy; Thursday and Fri
day Ibanez's Torrent, featuring
Ricardo Cortez and Greta Garbot,
comedy, news Saturday, Norma
Shearer in "The Devils Circus;
comedy, Fighting Hearts"
Evening star., 1926-05-19

your fingers. 1t works like charm.
every time.
A tiny bottle OF "Freezone' costs
only a few cents at any drug store.
sufficient to remove every hard corn.
soft corn. corn between the toes and
caliuses-Try it
Evening star., 1926-05-19
.iHlBASSADOR-"The VOlga Boat.
man."

William Boyd, Elinor Fair. Julia
Faye, Theodore kosloff, Robert Eide
son, Victor Varcori, Charles Clary and
others will be seen in the leading roles
of Cecil b. De Miles special produc-
ton of THE Volga Boatman," at
Crandalls Ambassador Theater. the
first three days of next week, begin
ming Sunday afternoon. 1t is said to
he an intensely human drama. dealing
with events of staggering import, and
is artistic to the last degree. The love
interest attaches to the lives OF a
struggling youth on the Volga tow
path and a princess of the royal blood.
The bill will be completed by added
short reels and pipe organ music
Wednesday and Thursday will be
shown Marion Davies in George Barr
McCutheon's Beverly of Graustark," "
with Antonio Moreno opposite; Bobby
Vernon in Christies Page Me" and
other short reels; Friday, SANDY"
with Madge Bellany in the name part,
supplemented by Jimmie Adams in
For Sadie's Sake; Saturday Johnny
Hines in an adaptation of Thompson
Buchanan's "The Cub" entitled
Rainbow Riley; a Mack Sennett
comedy. "Sportlight," and the last in
stallment of Casey"
Evening star., 1926-05-19
SAVOY

Sunday, Marie Provost and Matt
Moore in "The Cave Man" and Arthur
Evening star., 1926-05-19

supported by large cast. including
Dolores Costello, George O'Hara.
Mike Donlin and James Barrows and
scores more.
Tuesday and Wednesday will be
shown "Other Women's Husbands. -
a comedy of married life. with Marie
Provost, Monte Blue, Huntley Gordon
and Phyllis Haver, augmented by
Lloyd Hamilton in "Nobody's Busi-
ness" and the Pathe Review; Thurs
day and Friday. Norma Talmadge in
"Kiki," First Nationals film version
OF the Belasco play, with q support
ing cast led by Ronald Colman,
George X. Arthur, Marc McDermott
and Gertrude Astor, supplemented by
an Aesop Fable and Topics of the
Day; Saturday, George OBrien in
"Rustling for Cupid" supplemented
by an Our Gang" comedy. Sport
light" and new chapter play.
Evening star., 1926-05-19
NATIONAI-"The Last Warning


With people being turned away in
droves at the National Theater this
week, where THE Last Warning" is
being shown, the fixed policy of the
players management of restricting
engagements to one week has been
forced by the boards and THE Last
Warning" will be retained for a sec
ond week, beginning next Monday
night.
The fact that adherence to a fixed
policy may sometimes injure service,
caused the National management to
decide on a fortnight's run for this
thrilling and hilarious mystery play
Seats for the new week are now on
sale, as they are also for the current
week
The Last Warming" tells of a
series of exciting and eerie events
which tranSpire when an intrepid
manager attempts to reopen a haunt
ed theater.
"The Mascot" Sunday.
The WaShingtonians,' under the
direction of Rollin Bond, in response
to public demands will repeat IT'S per-
formance of the French comic opera
The Mascot" next Sunday at SIS
pm. at the new Jewish Community
Center, Sixteenth and Q streets north.
west, with a wealth of elaborate cos
tuning of the fifteenth century pc
riod, IA cast of clever comedians and
singing principals, chorus and orches-
ira.
The Mascot" is considered the
finest work the Washingtonians have
ever presented and this is their sixty
first presentation.
KEiTH'S-Pat ROoney-NIarion Bent.
Heading the bill at &. F. Keith s
Theater next week will be Pat
Rooney, Marion Bent and Pat Rooney,
Sd, supported by q company of
dancers, including 81 Layman and
Helen King, Muriel Stryker, Anita
Nieto, Mildred Burns and Pat
Rooney'S Club Orchestra, under the
direction of Andy Byrne.
Featured will be the famous French
ventriloquist. Leo Bill, who will in
troduce new tricks.
Others will include Al Dare and
Walter Wahl. 1.-TWO ambitious youths. :"
late Of the Ziegfeld ''Follies"; Jose
phine Harmon and Georgia Sands in
their song skit. I'VE and Us; Kate
Smith, Washington own blues
singer" and julius Fuerst and com
pany in equilibristic feats called The
Man on the Blocks"
The usual screen features will COM
plete the bill
Evening star., 1926-05-19
TAkOMA.

Sunday and Monday, Wallace
Beery, Raymond IIatton and Mary
Brian in Behind the Front" Pathe
News and novelty film continuous
Sunday from pm, matinee Monday
at $500: Tuesday. William Haines and
Mary Brian in Brown of Harvard
and Bobby Vernon comed'; Wednas-
day and Thursday, SyG Chaplin IN
"The Man on the Box" and Spat
Family comedy: Friday. Rod L.
Rocque in Red Dice" Aesop's Fables
and the final chapter of The Green
Archer" (No. 10); Saturday, Tom Mix
in 1.-The Best Bad Man." AesOp Fable.
Charley Chase comedy and Casey %.
the Coast Guard" (NO. Gl.
Evening star., 1926-05-19

Lake in "Mortgaged Again; Monday,
Gene Stratton Porter's THE Keeper
of the Bees and comedy; Tuesdar
Elaine Hammerstein in 1.-THE Perils Of
the Sea" and Buster, Brown comedy:
Wednesday, "Mannequin" and Lloyd
Hamilton in Framed; Thursday,
Ralph Lewis in THE Last Edition"
and Lige Conley in Light House
Keeping; Friday, Colleen Moore in
Irene" and Aesop Fable; Saturday.
Sally ONeil in Mike" and Lupino
Lane in THE Fighting Dude
Evening star., 1926-05-19
PARK

Sunday and Monday, George Sid
ney, Charlie Murray and Vera Cor
Evening star., 1926-05-19
ANU Sc MENTS s

Louise Phillips. with ''Turc" Duncan,
in melange of melody and mirth;
Louis Brems, Dan Fitz and the Muir
ray brothers in Just in Fun" and
Lillian Morton, the two-pocket edition
comedienne.
The film attraction will be Frank
Lloyd's production for First National
of THE Splendid Road" featuring
Anna Q. Nilsson, Robert Frazer,
Lionel Barrymore and others. Frank
Lloyd, who made this picture, also
produced 1.-The Sea Hawk"
The program will include also short
films of varied interest and pipe
organ recital by Alexander Arons.
Glen Echo's Amplifier.
Glen Echo's innovations this Sum
mer include one that is said never be-
fore to have been installed in an out
door amusement park. This is the de
vice which amplities the music from
the new military organ in the car
rOusel, carrying it by wires into the
Midway and to the Old Mill.
The Midway is an entire amuse-
ment center in itself, with 25-odd diff
ferent features, principally for the
youngsters
Happy" Walkers new dance or
chestra of nine, men has struck a re-
sponsive chord with the patrons of
the Glen Echo ballroom.
AS in previous years, admission to
the grounds is free
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
LIBRARY HAS NEW
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN

Thirteen new educational books on
travels, scientific experiments, his
tory and short stories have been re-
ceived and placed in the shelves Of the
children's department of the Carnegie
Library for the use Of the public,
Mrs. Leach c. johnson, announced
Saturday.
The entire list follows: -Poly Put
the Kettle On" Jane ABBOTT; Animal
Heroes of the Great War" f. II.
Baynes; "Picolo Pomi," Antonio Bel
tramelli; Boys Book of Ships" c,
e. Cartwright; "Shen of the Sea, +"
A. B. Chrisman; The Sly Giraffe, y
L. ". Dodd; Scientific Amusements
and Experiments c. r. Gibson
%Quinby and Son. William Heyliger
-Playtime and COMPANY" f. v. Lu-
cas-: "Tonty of the Iron Hand, =
Everett Mcneil, -The Plucky Aliens, {"
c. d. Pieson "Paul Bunvan.S Es-
ther Shepard; ~Children's Reading,
l.. NJ. Terman.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
SULPHUR DEPOSIT
ON PRISON FARM

AUETTN, Tex, Jan. 30.-vaiue of
the Clements State Prison farm in
Brasoria County has suddenly taken
a jump skyvard when il was dis
closed here that the Roxanra Oil
Company. q subsidiary of the Dutch
Shell Oil Corporation, while pros
pecting for oil, discovered a sulphur
dome on the farm. Reports received
by the land commissioner indicate
that representatives Of the Roxanna
company have found vast deposits of
sulphur on the farm.
Steps were Immediately taken BY
officials of this company to obtain a
non-metallie mineral mining permit
from the land commissioner to exploit
the sulphur deposits. Before action
is taken on the application for the
permit the land commissioner has re-
ferred the matter TO the attorney gen.
eral for an opinion.
In the event the permit Is granted,
the Roxsnns people propose to sub
divide the sulphur area into 20-acre
plots for mining the sulphur. 1t was
stated that the sulphur deposits on
the Clements farm may equal the sui
phuR deposits at Freeport which now
produces almost sufficient sulphur 70
supply the worlds needs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
c. Of c. To PLAN
MEMBERSHIP!
CAMPAIGN
uIIlUH vHoH .-- -
Program for Drive Will Be
Outlined at Committee
Meeting Monday.

Plans to bring every business anu
professional man of San Antonio into
the Chamber of Commerce during
1926 will be outlined at a meeting of
the membership committee of the
chamber in the army room Of the
Gunter Hotel Monday noon, Frew p.
Goodman, membership secretary OF
the chamber. announced Saturday.
A. X. Ponder, president of tie
chamber; r. ". Morrison. vice presi
dent; Judge w. A, Wurzbacb, chair
mai of the agricultural department,
and Harry Rogers are slated to ad-
dress the meeting. Mr.. Goodman will
outline the manner in which the com
mittee is to function.
Over 500 firms and individuals who
are eligible for membership in the
chamber will be solicited by the mem
bership committee, Mr.. Goodman de-
clared Saturday. 2,
Those on the membership committee
are Walter Walthall, G. II. Byrnes,
Sidney Ballinger. Carol Bassett. A.
F. Boyer, Henry Burney, Julius Bar
clay, Ernest Baetz, C. c. Carter,
Judge r. Neil Campbell. Quest {.
Couch. Henry Galley, Tom Hart. W.
H. Hearne. Roy s. Hollingsworth,
Perry L. King, L. G. McClaugherty,
Joe Naylor, G. y. Piper, o. B. Rol-
Inns, Alfred Rohde. Arthur G.. Randol,
c. J. Schleunig, Lamar Seeligson,
Robert Witt, Ed Fomby, Travis
Moursund, DIR. ]. W. Goode. F. Doyle,
Porter Loring, William III. Chambers,
Frank Coleman. Otis Farnsworth, Ed.
W. Fitch, George Knox, Wayne PITT
man, Frank Loefler. Frank Orr, Wal
lace Rogers, Gus Salmanzig. Bob
Coulter, Leo1 WaIthall. Fred Rightor,
Hal Tucker. Fred Maule, Charles
Tips, Herman Holmgreen, Bruce
Brough. Will Fordtran, l.. l.. Lentz,
Don Yates. Melvin August, L. ID.
Ormsby, Walter Stoves, w. c. Church,
George OBrien. Ray Marshall, George
Tingle, John Williams, Chester SlinIp,
Alex Villaret. H. Y. Williams, A. NJ.
Hall. Frost Woodruff, William Ber-
| man.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR UNIVERSITIES
100000 LIBRARY

AUSTIN, Jan. 30.-Architects Of
the University of Texas have just
completed plans for S1,0000O0 lib
rary building for that institution TO
accommodate the rapidly increasing
student body, according to Z. w.
Winkier. University librarian. With
acceptance Of the plans by the build
ing committee, contract will be award
ed by the board of regents, after
which work on the new structure is
to commerce Immediately.
Z The new library will have seat
ing capacity of 700 persons. The new
structure will be situated between the
present library building and Garrison
hall, on the campus.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
BARNARD GOLF FANS
SAY BOYS USURP PARK


San Antonio's tourist horse shoe
pitchers are up in the air."
Although Park Commissioner Ray
Lambert has installed a second court
in Travis park for the "barnyard
golf enthusiasts. the old timers sell
dom get to play.
The jellybean element, they COM
planned Saturday, has taken up the
sport
And the worst of it is, they aver,
the jellies are destroying the. courts.
TOO. their lack of the ability to toss
the shoes is keeping the regular play
ers on the jump. ~
Huh! I've come 1000 miles Just
to take advantage of the Alamo City's
climate for this game" one elderly
man said tas he sat. on a bench, rest
$lessly splitting at the ground near
the courts.