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FAIRBANKS TRIP
ABROAD DELAYED
RN nitcd Press Lensed Nire

BEVERLY HILLS, Cat. Jan. -
n" trip abroad of Doug'as Fair.
hanks and Mary Z oxford has been
d"''vcd h"rauNc If the illness Of
rS mother. Mrs. Charlotte
Smith.
The latter Is i"o,oriug eteaajl,.
however. and a tentative date for
the sailing has been fixed for March
2nd.
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49,. r.ArRO MATTRESS SHOP -
We build new mattresses or re
noNate all kinds Of old mattresses.
! atch or retuft, rcuoVate and re-
build in same tick or furnish new
ticking at different prices. We
are now ut our new location at
1247 Main. Phone 54jR. 22t3
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THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Fair
tonight and Sunday with moderate
temperature.
Southern California; Fair tonight
and sunday; moderate temperature.
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Help " Gnted

" NANTED-Married man for dairy
and ranch work. Rte Box ll6.
El Centre. Ito
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So. California
Sporting Briefs

Los ANGELES. Jan. %. - Run
ncrs with Stamina aud speed VIII
tread the streets of Los Angeles this
afternoon in the first annual SIX
male cross city run.
Trophies VIII ue given the win
ners # u classes. The awards
are probably the finest ever given
in AN amateur event and because
the entries are divided in so many
groups the competition will be more
interesting to watch and probably
very close in many classes.
Three men are favored to lead the
! field. They are Tom Humpheries
of the sherman Indian institute,
winner of the three mile cross
country run here last Saturday,
AmcsoH Patesoni of the Zuni In
dams, tribal rival Of IIumpheries,
and f.. +. Eamcs, winner OF the san
Francisco cross-couhtry run.
The race Will start from the ceh-
ter of the down town district and
end at CITY Terrace. a suburb, Mo
torcycIc officers will clear the way
for the runners.
Acc Hudkins, Nebraska wild
eat, cvcurd up IN old score when
he received the referee 5 decision
over ' frankie Schaefcf, Chicago,
after ten rounds Of fast and some
mes furious milling. They are
lightweights.
Iiudklns fought his usual slash
iug, almost careless, battle, but IL
Schacfcr he met man after his
own heart. Scharfcr met IlIdkins
rallies with flurr,cs OF his own anl
received an ovation for his game
ness.
They started off slowly but
warmed mp to the fight in the mid
rounds, when Schaefer began clip
ping Iludkins with strong rights
ana .ofts. Iiudkins came back
strong and took the shade in the
ate rounds.
Hudkns fast finish IN the ninth
and tenth rounds earned him the
decision ty that margn.
Sai'or Lstou outpointed Ad Ale
g,iui by "a wide magm N the SIX
round semi wiudup.
Joe Salns. stlbIcmatc Of Fidei La
habara, won from Joe Burns in a
special sin. Marc,!.no Lomclli
drew with Billy Anderson, and 50
did Jcc Garcia and Mickey Erno,
in the four rounders..
Whittier. without the services Of
their star, Don Williams, neNerthe.
less was good enough It, defeat Red
lands. % to II. ut Whittier last
night. The teams viii meet agaN
at RcdlaudS tonight.
Two other contests in the Snuth.
crn California conference are on
the schedule for tonight.
The University of California.
southern branch, quintet will meet
the Occidental squad At the O.ym-
pie auditorium. The branch beat
Oxv - to II Hast Saturday night
The Pomona Sagehens meet Cal
tech on the engineers court at
Pasadena.
Harry Grch, middlcweight champ
ion. started training here today for
his match at Vernon next Tuesday
Wlth Ted Moore.
Tommy O'Erien aud Ace Hud-
kins. prominent lightwoights. have
been s.gncd for rc-match here on
February H. O 'Bricn won the de
r;sion ON "A foul tire last time they
clashcd after five rounds OF bal
tlir2
Clever Scncio and his retnue OF
R1sED<ufSeyUNr~rg-y1w .
49, 1k1hl;ss.. Is. III 4, S,ta B "A
Asgg Es'I B h
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- - - - :
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

New York. - Jack Zivic. Pitts
burgh wcltcrWoiglt, received an un-
popular ten round decision over
Tommy MiIligan, European champ
ION. Mickey Garcia. Ulca bantam
weight won Il l0-round decision
from California Joe Lynch.
Philadelphia.-The PENNSYLVANIA
boxing commission approved Of an
otter Of $500, 600 made to Jack
Dempsey for a bout against Harry
Wills here next Summer and of S3e0-
600 for "A contest against Gene Tun-
neN. The offers were made by
"''"p Ta:ior. Philadelphia pro
moter.
New York,-Nu hy Graham Cti.a
han,amwoigh+, will hr given TIE
preference over Bud Tay or and
'E:s & Sue-, a> the challenger o.
harley h">cunr'g, world S champ
zen, th" New YorE commission an
nouuccd. Roscubcrg'S six months
period of grace C\pIrod Yesterday.
San Franctsco -Apothcr tvphoon
tlom Manila, Pete Sarm;cnto. h'rw
into town last night and bowlcd
over Young Farrell in n stirring
nain event in which the white boy
took terrific beating.
Sacramento. 80 Vie Foley Of Van
cou""r. =, G" c.aimant to III" baa
tamwciglt champ anShip Of Canai;..
won Il ten round decision over
C"or%'e Ice. local chinese boxer.
here last night. Foley shook tbr
Ch'naman witt hrrd pun"hcs several
i'meS during tho closing rounds, bur
WIS mMah z tn MT nNnr n knnrhnlll-
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For S0te-Redi EStQ.e

rOR oALE-IIousc on Wcns.cy
ave. very reasonable terms. VA
Icy LunIDcr Go. ZOtt
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PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
.iUDAY'S WANT ADS,

.iUDAY'S WANT ADS
FOR SALE
Very desirable, close in home.
Corner !ot, An paving in Six
large rooms, bath. = screen
porcheo. 23tJ
$40 South Fifth st.
FOR SALE-Or trade, 21a year,
child pony, beauty. Il. l.. Boone
imperial. Phone 9IR2. 23t4
MANTED-Bbokkccpcr-s r-stcnograph-
er, Apply Valley Lumber Co. Il
Centfo. 23tf
$4,000 CLEAR. Store buildings
"est ocean Avenue, Long Bedcn,
Calltornia. Choice harbor proper
y. Want income ranch. Address
harry hcsslcr, 3O1 East Ocean
Avenue, Long Beach, California
or Route }, Box IL, III Centre.
California. 23t3
y" H1--NI-.r urnlohcd room. SO
LII tehtro Ave. 23t2
on bALE-OAc hundred head of
noloten ana Guernsey heltcro,
from one to 2l2 years Old, some
spr1hgcro. All ucnOrned. Box D,
II. l. y. NO. :, III Centre. 23t4
fAoitHE Tor sale. 81 ac. alfalfa
barney. . months lease. Also 6U
'eic.s fehced Tor DAIRY, year
Ie"ae. +. \. AIcn, " mile east
OF DogWOod, one mile south. 23t5
1 OF oALt@lO or 20 acres near FL
centro. Land now III lettuce. Pos
s1s9Ion IN % days. see owner at
i"neh, mile south city water
works; west side of 5th street, or
address Harry kesslcr, 3U1 East
ocean Avenue, Long Deacu, Cal
s1fornla = 23t3
.LO.5f oa STRAY ED-Jan. 10th,
1926. brown horse mules, brand
sea on lett nvch. black morse, l
biack mare. Notify Inone ZJ1,
Heber. 23t3
baby tHIN-R. |. Reds, even col
or and red to the skin. Barred
rocks Bach Mmorcas. Golden
Buff Leghorns, White Leghorns.
Ianered STRAIN. Enoch Crews,
Seapright, Calif. 23t2
PAINTING, Tintiug, Kalsomining
by the hour or contract. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Press Box 925.
23t15
FOR SALE i will offer 120 acres
for sale, north half OF tract %;
mile west Of Clark 5 corner on
the Dahha canal, known as Con-
ant 5 vineyard subdivision. This
is very choice soft soil, leased ut
good rental for vegetables. Harry
kessler, owner, 3O7 East Ocean
Avenue, Long Beach, California,
or Route ), Box 10, FL Centre.
California. 23t5
HAVE FOR exchange hotel and apr.
house properties Of different
sizes, clear and practically clear;
also furniturc and leases; trade
to suit: = Consider Imperial valley
ranches Owners only. Elmer Sal
mon Co. $50 Chapman Bldg. Los
Angeles, Cal. w
.On R0NT--Frout bed room, com
fortably furnished. Convenient
to bath. go Orange Ave, or see
Barry at Imperial Irrigation Dis
trict. 23tf
EARN MONEY 1T home, Clipping
newspapers. Addressing postal
cards. No experience or canvass.
Ing. Particulars free. Icno Ser
vlre. 90 W. Washington, Desk
MI, Chicago. 23t1
FOR ENOIANGr-&l6,ooo: Fine
home near ocean; Long Beach,
California, Want stock of cloth
h@ or dry goods. NJ ght take
clear FL Ccntro property. Harry
kcSslcr, 3O7 East Ocean Ave. 23t3
100000 INCOME property, Long
Beach, California. Mortgage
5000, Want hotel. building or
furniture and lease in any town
in Imperial valley, Harry KcsSlcr
317 East Ocean Ave, Long Beach,
Cal. 23t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
'opIendId l20 acre alfalfa ranch,
gooa buildings including dairy
equapment Plenty of water, loca-
tion Is IN the choice Ontario
Chino district, where living CON
dItlons are OF the very best and
"nere good pr1ces for farm pro.
ducts pleFah because of the near
n.ss OF the Los Angeles market.
Ihls rine ranch can De bought on
go0d terms, The owners VIII con
s40er Imperial Valley land as part
payment provided some casn is
pald. Let us hear from you at
once with an offer, EalI u Aus
tn. Hea4to4s, lUJ west a Street,
Ontario, Calf. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23

DEP ENDABLE BABY CHICKS
means lot when referring TO the
quality of the chicks and the
parent stock This is EXACTLY
what you get when buying our
chicks. Our ACCREDITED
White Leghorns (Tancred StrainJ
headed by males from 250 and up
egg record stock. We hatch Ae-
credited Reds. Our Mcfarland
and Wykoff Strains of White
LcghOrnS are very select stock,
wlth flock average of 200 eggs
and up. Our Reds, Rocks, An
conas, Brown Leghorns, Black Mi
norcaS, Wyandotts, and Brahmas
arc carefully selected for egg pro
duction. Turkeys, Pekin Duck
lings, lIatching eggs, Brooders,
Feed and Supplies. Our shipping
point Los Angeles. Artesia
Hatchery (Electrlc) Artesia, Cal
Capacity 125,0o0 eggs. sat If
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Lost and Found
Miscellaneous

WANTED-50m Thompson Sccdlcs
vines. State price. Rte. A. Bo:
l35, CaleXico, Cat. 19ts
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For S0ic-1ut0m0biles

FOR SALE-Late 1924 Mack. .2la
tom. Press Box 9l3. 1916
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23

Harry Grch. middlcweight champ
ion. started training here today tol
his match M Vernon next Tuesday
with Ted Moore.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23

Tommy O'Erjcn aud Ace Hud-
kins. prominent ljghtwoights, have
been s.gncd for a rc-match here on
February H. O 'Bricn won the de
cision ON "a foul tire last time they
clashcd after five rounds of bat
tlir4
Clc,cr Srncio and his rctimue Of
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23

FOR SALE-New Star coupstcr
cash or terms, ut Mrs. Mason 5
camp grounds, ii Centre. 2lt3
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FOR SALE-l92l Studcbaker light
SIX. Phone 252. 21t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23
FOR SALE

cry desirable, close in home.
Corner !ot, All paving in. Six
large rooms, bath. 2 screen
p0rcheo. 23t.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23

The Pomona Sagehers meet Cal
tech on the engineers court at
Pasadena.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23

Clever scncio and his retjnue o
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23

"OR HALE--l will offer 120 acres
for sale, north half OF tract %;
| mile west Of Clark 5 corner on
the Dahlla canal, known as Con-
ant 5 vineyard subdivision. This
is very choice soft soil, leased at
good rental for vegetables. Harry
kessler, owner, 3O7 East Ocean
Avenue, Long Beach, California,
or Route ), Box 10, FL Centre.
California. 23t3
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-23

ebration ut the Odd Fellows hall
Monday evening in observance Of the
10th anniversary Of the order in
America. On April 26, 1919, the
first Odd Fellows lodge was formed
in Baltimore, Maryland. and since
that time the organization has grown
until now there is lodge in almost
every city and town in the country.
The officers Of the local lodge have
arranged special program for the
occasion. which will include music
and speeches. Members Of all
branches of the order, including the
Rebekahs and the Patriarch Militants
are especially invited to attend the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-23
JUDGE ENGLISH
COMMANDED TO
APPEAR MAYS
Summons Issued by Senate.
Sitting as Court to Try
Illinois Judge

Washington, April -. t4') Fed.
cral Judge George W. English Of the
eastern Illinois district was com.
manded today by the senate TO appear
ut its bar on May . at 1890 p. III. to
answer charges Of usurpatlon Of pow.
or and other misdcmeanors.
The summons was issued BY inc
senate sitting rs Il court for the trlai
Of the impeachment case brought
against the judge By the house.
After Judge English appears he
will be given tine TO make answer
to the charges and then the house
VII adopt u reply to that The time
for the trial then would be liked.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-23

passed the house. Having also passed
the senate, the measure lacks only the
signature Of the president to become
a law. The silver will probably be
placed in the custody Of the state his
torcal society for exhibition.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-23
fined SIS and costs, amounting in all
to $lS.95, which he paid.
Bill to Return
Silver Set Awaits
Presidents Pen

Washington, ID. c.. April 23.--Con-
gresham Sinclar's bill to return to
the state of North Dakota The $4,000
silver service donated by popular sub
scription to the battelcship, North Da-
kota. now out Of commi ssiOn. has
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-23

Leo Wall pleaded guilty before
Justice Of the Peace K. II. Crane yes.
tcrday to charge al speeding "i
the paved highway between Bismarck
and the Memorial bridge. He va:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-23

meeting Monday night. Visiting
members in the city will be given a
warm welcome.
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Odd Fellows Will
Have Observance Of
10th Anniversary

The Capital City lodge No. of
Odd Fellows will have special cell
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21
Scranton, Pa, Man Pays
$11 Per Month for
Donkey's Keep.

The COW that jumped over the moon
hasn't a thing on two San Antonio
.donkeys. 1t took a tortoise to beat a
rabbit running, and now two lowly
donkeys have put something over on
all the other animals. They're in
heaven. And animals aren't sup
posed to go there.
Hay. Twenty-three and one-halt
hours Of sleep day. Nothing to do.
More hay. That's donkey heaven.
And though few of these driven,
ugly little beasts ever reach a prom
ised land of ease and rest, two I'M
named San Antonio donkeys are there
as happy as though they had harps
and were full-fledged donkey angels.
There are two things in San An
tonic that money couldn't buy.
Two pinto" burros. Worth about
SO each.
Did you ever have a partner?-a
friend you told your troubles to, shared
your last dime with; a pal
That's why there's not enough mon
cy in town to buy the two little bur-
ros that are special "boarders" at the
Bob Greeven Livery Stable, 1921 No
galitos Street.
For four years the shaggy. long
cared donkeys have been star boarders
at the Greeven place; every month
check for Sill comes for their upkeep
from their owner, S. Leaning, 2S2
North Main Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
In those four years the two 81
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21
TOURISTS SMILE
At WEATHER
BACK HOME

First thoughts of tourists to San
Antonio in the morning turn to the
weather in their home towns, or vi
cinity.
Second thought generally is what
nice weather is being enjoyed Where
the Sunshine Spends the Winter, "
and how much the tourist had rather
be where he is than where he isn't.
To keep the visitors informed on
what weather conditions in home
towns are, the Tourists Bureau. con-
Quoted by the Chamber of Commerce,
and which is in charge of Mrs. II. r.
Reigler. has erected bulletin board in
the main office in the Texas Hotel.
Breakfast may be getting cold.
Important mail may be awaiting q
reading. ~-...
Business or pleasure transactions
may be in readiness for the princi-
pals, but
Until climatic conditions back
home" are learned and compared with
other cities listed on the board, and
most important, with San Antonio, all
these other things continue to wait.
And so it is, each tourist being
attracted TO San Antonio because it
has something which other cities
haven't-s delightful climate the year
round.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21
INTERNAL MACHINE
PROVES PACKAGE OF
FORGOTTEN POWDER

"Come out here, quick, a man just
left us an internal machine" the own
or of a soft-drink stand notified Detec-
tive Sergeant Hopkins Wednesday
night.
The officers were given the uncanny
looking package.
Looks like guppowder, Detective
Golf said.
More like TINT" his partner
opined, and then added:
Lets see."
He struck a match 70 small bit OF
it.
IL was emory powder.
We'll, l guess he viii call tor H.
the soft-drink owner concluded.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21
JEWELRY, LUGGAGE,
PAPERS AND MONEY
TAKEN FROM AUTOS

Valuable papers, a diamond ring,
handbag, a purse and a small amount
of money was the collection" taken
Wednesday night by auto cleaners.
Mrs. Cataripa Yillopardena. 122
Hawthorne street, reported that hef
purse containing a valuable diamond
ring and IS cents was taken from her
car.
II. r. Grigss, 211 Oakland street.
reported that a portfolio containing
valuable papers and handbag, were
taken from his car, which he had
parked on Jefferson avenue.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21
NEGRO TROUBADOR
LOSES GUITAR AND
$3.50 In ROBBERY

Sweet strains of music from the
guitar of John Williams, aged negro
troudabor, will not be heard by San
Antonians for a while at least. For
John has lost his guitar.
While "troudaboring" Wednesday
night he was attacked by four Mex
leans at Frio and Durango streets
and was robbed of his guitar and
1910.
Detective A. Hartmann was dis
patched to the scene of the holdup
but found that the guitar bandits had
made their escape in an automobile.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21
CITY EMPLOYE HURT
AS TRUCK OVERTURNS

Tom Casias, employed by the city
to haul gravel. was bruised severely
on the leg and body when the truck he
was driving turned over four miles
from the city on the CastroyiHe road.
Casias was taken to the Robert h.
Green Hospital. The accident occur
red when the truck driver was unable
to get the vehicle upon the road after
a wheel had run over the edge of the
highway.
The injured driver lives on Nit
chell street.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21
J. CARTER
HEADS OPTIMISTS

Claud Y. Carter was elected presi-
dent of the Optimist's Club at the
annual election held wednesday.
Harry G. Wharton was elected first
vice president; G.. S. Hensley, second
vice president; Roy Walford, third
vice president; W. II. Northway,
fourth vice president; l.. NJ. Ullman.
secretary; J. l.. Glen, treasurer; Carl
Neisel, sergeant-at-arms; Patrick
Henry. chaplain; ]. r. Wilson. Her
bert Oliver. c. J. Balm and NJ. NJ.
Brown, dircctorsI
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21
SHEIKDOM WILL SOLVE
MOUSTACHE PROBLEM

Snatches Of conversation overheard
by reporter strolling down Houston
Street also give evidence that the
girlies are up in arms.
"You don't think I'd be seen out
with that 'bozo,' do your" one snap
ped at her girl companion. Not until
he rids himself Of that ambushed lip
With all that undergrowth-ugh!"
WHISPERS VS.. KISSES.
But the sheiks point out that it's
stylish to have moustaches. BARRIERS
report crop of moustaches greater
than any seen in Texas since the in
vention of the safety razor.
The feminine element has declared
It's ultimatum, however, and the jellies
must choose between the fuzz and the
kisses.
All will get along the best they can
until after the mass meeting, one of
those concerned stated.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21
BLAZE DAMAGES
LEGGIN FACTORY

Fire of undetermined origin We'd
nesday night did an approximate dam
age of $500 at leSgin factory located
at 800 Main Street, South San An
tonic.
Two companies from San Antonis
responded after the blaze was discsr
cred in the drying room Of the plant
The fire soon was ruder control atlet
the arrival OF the aid from the city.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21
JAIL 2 FOR TALKING
BACK TO POLICEMAN

Don't talk back TO a policeman.
If two men had followed that advice
Wednesday night they wouldn't have
been lodged in the city Jail.
One man was arrested by Patrol
man Simpson when he insisted on
Saying what he thought The sec
ond freedom of speech advocate
was arrested by Police Captain IRE
vino for talking back when Mounted
Officer Mum ordered him TO keep
duiet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21
We Can't Believe 1t

Attorney Robert W. Besser, president
of the Illinois States Attorneys asso-
citation, says the United States con-
stitution has been amended until it
clocks like an Egyptian mummy"
Tut! Tut!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21
WINTER GARDEN
FARMERS To
GROW MORE
CITRUS
Failure Of Cold Weather to
Damage Crops Gives
Encouragement.

The successful manner in which
citrus IN the Laredo and Winter Gar
den districts came through the recent
cold wave has greatly encouraged
growers who now contemplate decid-
eddy heavier acreage TO oranges and
grapefruit. Last year approximately
10000 trees were in existence in the
Laredo territory. This year Il is
thought that the number Of trees in
existence will be doubled, with so
per cent oranges and 20 per cent
grapefruit.
J. Austen Hunter. market news spe-
cialist. brought back this word Thurs
day when he returned from tour OF
inspection OF the two districts 70
gather information for the State De
partment of Agriculture.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21
GOOD BUSINESS.

All merchants are doing a good, sub
stantial retail business, but most Of
us are SO human we are not satisfied
and are clamoring for more sales.
That is right and proper. In fact, VIC
should never quit trying to do more
business. We must not, however, LOSE
sight of the fact that too much ambi-
ton to make sales may be the cause
later of much regret, for pay day
must come and those who have over
bought will have to liquidate in way
that will be embarrassing to them and
disastrous to the merchant, which
plainly shows that the future of re-
tail trading is largely reflected in
how we conduct our retail merchandise
ing at present, &.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21
OPERATE WITH CARE.

1t has been my observation, due to
my official position with the Retail
Merchants Association in the past
and as a director at the present time.
that the merchants are operating their
retail stores with care. and in 4 high
ly intelligent manner. which has Re
Elected this same condition through
out our retail buyers giving them the
incentive to buy more intelligently and
some will say conservatively.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21

apologies to Kipling)
II you can make resolves, to fit the
morrow,
That you will never drink or swear
again;
IL you can put an end to all the sor-
That follows those convivinl words,
Say when;
II you, In short. enn turn the frigid
shoulder
On all the foolish things ysu've thus
far done,
You'll prove you're getting wise as ycu
grow older,
And, what Is more, you'll be man,
my son!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21
May Not, However

Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
Andrews, prohibition enforcement chief.
has gone to Havana, where he can set
a drink without breaking any OF our
lavs-if so inclined.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21
Just Contrast

Beauty shops and rest rooms for
dogs owned by wealthy British
women are being opened in London.
Poland is restoring wartime soup
kitchens for it's penniless class.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21
Chance for Fun

Municipal dog catcbers in Grottekan,
Silesia, have been ordered TO seize un-
mu,zIed cats. also. There should be
lots Of excitement IL the cats are toss
ed into the same cages with the dogs.