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GIRL MUSICIANS
MAKE HIT At Y

The Gypsy Sweetbearts,' Brack-
enridge high school trio, with their
accompanist, Irene Jones, were easily
the hit of the Parents Night enter
tainment held at the y. NJ. G. A.
Friday. The boys department was
host to mothers. fathers and friends
in an entertaining program held in
the "Y' lobby.
The "Gypsy Sweethcarts." Frances
Norman, coloratura soprano; Eliza
beth Tate, mezzo soprano and Hor-
tense Covington, contralto, sang The
Gypsies," from Brahms. in costume
and were enthusiastically applauded
and encored. Later in the evening
Frances Norman gave two solos, by
requests. which were well received.
The impersonation of the Lady
interviewer" Dorothy Lattimer and
Sarah Williams. also was well re-
ceived and evoked applause and amuse-
ment. Readings by Mary Irwin Dennis
and George Cushman. and two violin
solos by John NJ. Steinfeldt Jr., were
appreciated. Both performers were
encored. Boys Of the 'Y" gave ex-
hibitions of tumbling acts and other
stunts which were warmly applanded.
The high schools symphony orchestra
gave several numbers and won the ap-
plause this organization always has
received. Refreshments were served
after the program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
HELD
FOR CHARITY
WORKER
San Antonio Loses Active
Civic Worker in Death
q Of Mrs. W. P. Baugh.

Funeral services for Mrs. W. r.
Baugh, 20, widely known fraternal
and benevolent worker, who died Mt
her home. 432 Hays street, Friday,
were held from st. Johns Episcopal
Church Saturday.
OF family which settled in Virginia
before the American Revolution, Mrs.
Baugh was born at Uniontown, Ky.
She was married twice and came to
Texas in 1878. Taking an active in
terest in work of fraternal, civic and
philanthropic nature, she was one of
the founders of the Home for Con-
federate Women at Austin.
Che also was active in founding
the Order of the Eastern Star Home
for the Aged in Arlington. She was
a member of the Barnard r. Bee
Chapter, U. d. c., and received many
ignition of her work.
Her other activities included di-
rectorship in the Protestant Orphans
Home, interest in the San Antonio
Child Protective and Humane Society,
the Women's Auxiliary of the Y. NJ.
g. A., the San Antonio Fair Associa.
tion and the Battle of Flowers As
ISOLATION. She was one Of the found
ers of st. Johns Church.
Surviving is her son. Beauvis Fox
Of New York. Pallbearers were Cap
tain c. w. Titus, Frank Coleman. DR..
A G. Mcdaniel, Forest l.. Benham,
A. J. MCGOWAN. Henry Wolford and
X. Kyle Maupin.
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ROTAR|ANS LISTEN
TO ETHICS ADDRESS

Suggestions along the lines Of how
business men can better business and
social conditions of the pople in their
employ were heard from three speak
ers at the Rotary Club meeting Fri
day. Recommendation that the bus
mess heads write into their policies
an element of social and business Jus
tice was made by William NJ. Ak
man.
Reagan Houston and Fred V. Lowry
also spoke.
Announcement of postponemcnt OF
the gridiron. annual Rotary Club fun
fest. was made by the president, Ray
mond Edwards. The gridiron usually
is held in the early spring. but this
year, due to district meeting, it will
be held in the fall
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Tune In Tonight
SATU RDAY,

sAtt nbab.
500 p. NJ: wEAF. music. wRC. trio
WREo. music, bulletins. WTAM
orchestra.
$50 D. M; KDKA, xxx, band.
WGBU. piano solos. wGN. Skeezix
time. wGY. program. woAw. trio.
WQR. ensemble.
s;i5 p. m; Voc. chimes concert.
$500 j. M: KMA, stories. news, chimes.
kYW. music. WEAF, orchestra.
WEAR, cosccrt music. WnAF,
school OF the Air" EGO. orches-
ira. WHIT, organ, instrumental,
vocal. VIVID. concert. WIZ, din
ncr music. WSB. Sunday school.
6:i5 p. M: wCco. orchestra. WOAw.
Kakico Kids, orchestra.
$50 y. M: WFAA, orchestra. WGN,
ensemble. quintet. Voc. sand
man.
Grand Central theoter. KDKA.
farm program. KFNF, orchestra.
KYw, Uncle Bob. WBBR. violin.
talk, tenor. WEAF. WCAF, bud
get bureau meeting. WEBB. or
chestra. WIZ, radio novel. WLlB.
concert. WIS. lullaby time. WLW.
organ. WMBB, artists. semi-class-
ical. WOAW, after dinner hour.
WQJ, concert WSAl, orchestra.
wTAM, Canadians.
7:iS p. m; VINO. stories.
$50 y. m: WIS, dance and review
5:s5 p. M: VIZ, wGY, Philharmonic
concert.
$50 D. M: KDKA. band concert. kFI
matinee KFRU. sunday school.
KPRC. Bible class. WBAP, sun
day school WEAF. vocal. PWN.
studio concert. WSAI, children's
stories.
..i5 p. M: wsAI. chimes concert,
news review.
$500 p. M: KIDS. Temple chanters,
kPRC. pianist. wBBM. council,
music. WCCO. PHILOSOPHERS. mu-
sic. Wild. special hour. WJR,
serenaders. soloists WLW, South
Sea Serenaders. WLBL. Isaac
walton League. Voc, music Sc
lections WORD. Hotel concert.
sis p. M: WSAI. bicycle sextet.
$50 y. m: KFAB, orchestra. KPO. Or
chestra. WSD. ST. Louis symphony
orchestra. KYW, Congress classic.
WFAA. advertising league. wOAI,
vocal trio.
800 p. M: WREO. dance program
$50 D. M: KTHS. bedside story.
$50 p. M: WBBM, orchestra, program,
guitars. KTHs, orchestra. wGY
dance music.
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ADVERTISEMENT
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PAIN FOREVER
No Need to Suffer Another
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
PROVIDERS RANSACK
HOTELS Of CLOTHES

Providers Friday selected hotels as
their fields of activity. according TO
reports to the detectives.
Robert Pharr. manager OF the Rob
ert Z. Lee Hotel. reports the theft Of
a pistol from the hostelry. Jerome
Edwards, 111S Nolan street. reports
the theft of his overcoat from locker
at the Mcnger. A suit of clothes be-
longing to r. V. Orr, 61S North
Alamo street. was stolen from the
Jackson Hotel.
Tools also were taken from three
coaches in the VI. X. & T. Railroad
yards, according TO report from
Mike Donna, special agent OF the com
pany
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BUNG[EO JOB,
MARSHALL !
REGRETS
Man Held for Death Of
Woman Assumes Air
of Indifference.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.--CP)-ll
With an air of indifference, David L.
Marshall, in his cell at Moyamensins
prison, calmly discussed with a detec-i
tive today what he termed my great
mistake in killing and disposing se
the body Of Anna Dietrich.
Where l made my great mistakes
he told the detective. twas in cuttina
up her body. | bunglcd the job. 1s
| had only used my head. and thought
about it for few minutes, | wouldn't
have done that"
Il would have gone out and bought
some poison tablets and put them iu
her stomach. Then | could have claims
ed she committed suicide and could
have gotten away with it,"
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Of FIVE
MYSTERY To
POL|CE
Bodies of Father and Four
Children Found in
Home.

CLEVELAND. Jan. 30.-tP)-po-
lice today were depending on autop-
sizes. analyses and probable statements
by Mrs. Vera Fulvi, IS, 20 clear the
mystery surrounding the death Of her
husband and four OF their six chill
drcn.
Arthur Fulvi. So. machinist, and
his children. James, II: Rudy. 10 +;
Mary, s, and Dorothy. 6, were found
dead in their home here late ycster-
day.
Mrs. Fulvi and her 3-ycar-old baby
were taken TO hospitals in serious con-
dition.
Pending further investigation. Po-
lice Lieutenant Harley III. Moffit re-
ported the case officially as Sudden
death from poison. probably admins
tered with criminal intent"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
MRS. MARTHA WHITE
TO BE BURIED SUNDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Martha
Wood White. 90, who died Friday at
her home. 1873 Callaghan avenue, will
be held Sunday.
Mrs. White is survived by three
sons: J. NJ. White of Carrizo Springs,
NJ. Wood White of San Antonio, and
C.. ii. White of Sanderson two
daughters. Mrs. Il. T. Pruitt of Atlas
cosa, and Mrs. W. r. Bradshaw of
San Antonio; five sisters and two
brothers.
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Elen0re Meherin

Couldn't | take Sandy back here?
Couldn't you both wait? Oh, | would
pour out my life for either of you
for you, Douglas. =
She could no longer smile. because
his mouth-that young. boyish mouth
twitched. Suddenly he flung his arms
about her-let his head go against her
shoulder. She half thought he cried.
He said: ".Jude-Judy darling" He
was kissing her-he was saying Jude,
you're an angcl-goodby, Jude"
Continued Tomorrow
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
MAN ON WET BOND
ACCUSED OF THEFT

Out again, in again." applied to
the case of man released from the
city Jail Friday after he had been
released on bond ON a drunk charge.
For brief minute the man shifted
the air of freedom after a friend had
signed his bond and then Deputy
Sheriff Feliciano Flores arrested him
again.
He now is held in connection with
the theft of an automobile.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
SPECIAL FARE ON
FOR MARD| GRAS

Effective February II, special
roundtrip fares from San Antonio 10
New Orleans will be available on tho
Southern Pacific Lines for those at
tending the Mardi Gras carnival to be
held at New Orleans. beginning Feb
ruary 16, Tom Hood; assistant gen.
eyal passenger agent of the railroad
announced.
The round trip fare is $3.50.
According to Mr.. Hood the return
limit will be February 23, but PAS
sengers may remain in New Orleans
until March 10, if they so desire by
paying one dollar extra per ticket.
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LUBBERT IN CITY
ON WAY TO COAST

Alexandra p. Lubbert, general Mex
lean consul at San Francisco. arrived
in San Antonio Friday evening from
Mexico City. He is en- route TO
San Francisco after having spent his
vacation in the Mexican capital.
During his brief stay in San An
tonic, Mr.. Lubbert was guest of the
local Mexican consul, Servando Bar
rera Guerra.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
STUDENTS DECORATE
SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

Work Of rcpovating and decorating
the stage of the auditorium at Sidney
I.anier school is almost completed, it
was announced by Principal J. q.
Loftin of the school Friday. Due to
stringent city fire regulations the
stage was stripped of all its curtains
and paraphernalia and left bare.
Under the direction of the teachers
the students have painted, in water
colors, garden scene on the back
brick wall. and made scenery to har-
monte with the scheme of sheet iron
and iron grill work. Standing and
hanging lamps of wrought iron are be-
ing made and when finished will be
put in place. Palms and shrubs will
be arranged TO blend in with the
scene. the whole making a most pleas
ing effect.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
PAINTING TO HANG
IN BOY SCOUT HOME

A painting by Granville 7. Bruce
entitled The Old Scout Story "
donated by Hugo u. Pohl to the Boy
Scouts. is being displayed at the
Michael Brothers Jewelry on Soledad
street.
This painting will be taken TO the
Boy Scouts training center on Broad
way where it will be placed finally
in the main hall of the building.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
DOUGLAS TRANSPORT
ARRIVES AT KELLY

Flying a Douglas air transport. Ma
ior William C. McChord, Captain C..
r. Bubb and Lieutenant J. V. Hart,
air service pilots. arrived at Kelly
Field Friday afternoon.
They are en- route from Santa
Monica. Cal, to Chanute Field, ILL.,.
where they arc stationed. They ex-
pect to leave San Antonio Monday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
YOUTHS BONDS SET
IN ROBBERY CASE

Bonds of $1,000 each, were set Fri
day for two youths, charged with rob.
bling J. G. Caballo, wealthy Saltilo,
Mexico. business man. of $3.50, ten
days ago, after habeas corpus proceed
ings before Judge w. w. CcCrory ui
the Ninety-fourth District Court.
Neither were able to post the amount
or procure signers Immediately after
the hearing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
GRANELING ASKED.

A petition by 23 residents on Hazel
street. between the Frio City road and
Trinity street. requesting gravel for
the street, will be referred to Paul
Steffler. commissioner of public i'm
provements. The request for the i'm.
provement to the street was received
Friday.
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SANDY
Judith Tells Keith She
Knows His Plan to
Leave With Sandy.
CHAPTER 81

At first Judith thought she would
go to Sandy, implore her not to take
this disastrous step.
Then she remembered a glitter about
Sandy; terrible falseness. Sandy
said: Its better. Isn't it better
that 1 go? He'll be happier with
YOU" Saying this and all the while
meaning to run away with him. And
coming up to Judith. sobbing: I'm
sorry came into both your lives"
1t would be futile to plead with
Sandy.
Judith stood at her desk, looking
inward at the walls. They had tinted
those walls for her. Douglas hal
come over those three nights and they
propped the leaf from the table. They
talked of love and how beautiful a
real mating OF two companionable
spirits might be. All the while Ju.
dith thought-"You and /, Douglas
oh. you, love of my life, and /" For
Judith. was young with the sweet ex-
travagance of -.
She had never supposed he would
be lured by Sandy. She now rallied
at this blindness: "Why didn't /
know! Oh, God, why didn't l see
that she'd do this. | could have kept
her from him. They would never
have met"
How these regrets eat and eat!
She heard his laugh. 1t came up.
ward from the kitchen. He could
laugh. And tell that poor mother Of
his that his paper was sending him
away. How proud she was-little.
thin thing with her fervid idolatry Of
him. But who that bore him wouldn't
idolze him?
Hell come TO say goodbye" Ju.
dth told herself. Hell never guess |
know, so of course. he'll come. I'll
hold him, trick him into talking. Or,
how? How can | do it"
If only an angel would come and
whisper in Judith's ear the word that
would awaken him.
Then she feared he might not come.
He might have guilty feeling. He
ashamed before her.
She claspcd her fingers against her
lips, calming herself. saying again
and again: HELL come. :"
Suddenly she remembered the one
time he had kissed her. Tears rushed
TO her eyes. She could almost die Of
the sweet mcmory-thc dear, teasing
look of him. because she trcmblcd
and grew white about it.
Don't let me think Of myself" she
prayed. Il won't think of my
self"
She could see the light streaming
from his room. Perhaps packing his
suitcase-leaving early in the morn
He whistled as he packed his suit
case. He took ties from little rack,
surveying them critically. disdainins
to notice his mounting excitement. Yer
now and then he was forced to draw
a long. bursting breath-to swallow re-
peatedly.
Naturally - of course. Naturally,
he was bit white round the gills.
He shaved with long. absent strokes
Once when his hand shook he said ::
II couldn't let her go alone" and
he saw Sandy as she turned TO hide
her tears-hiding her face in her
hands. He put out his arm protest
ingly. as though Sandy were present.
and he'd wrap it about her.
oh. her appealing sweetness, He
flushed. feeling her hands reaching
to his neck. She drew his head down
till his lips were pressed against her
throat-her white. soft throat. And
that radiant laugh when she muir
INJURED: II worship you. Who could
help hut love you. Douglas Keith :
Oh give vpu IN? III rather die-l
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Love
Crucik
BY w. L. Georl

BY w. L. Geora
r TOOK the envelope
held out to me. and !
- glad to feel how thick Il W.
II guess your mothers so
something TO tell us. Anthem" %
served Morris. The envelope
feels thick enough"
yes" replied. Il hope its
cheerful news" Aud then opened
Il.
Darling Anthea tit bessl);
well, l. can't tell you how
pleased I am 10 hear that AZ last
you are being sensible and going
10 live somewhere whore you'll be
properly FED ana the liner aired.
oh. know you think that you ar
linen yourself. but ] don't see
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loves best naturally exercises the
greatest forbearance. Just as when
two people are radically unsuited
for the responsibilities they have
taken on themselves by marrying.
1t is invariably the biggest. most
generous and highly developed
nature which seeks to adjust It i.
self TO the smaller and pettier
disposition. The latter IL not
capable of making the adjust
ment. T
Correspondents who wish "
have Mrs. Holmes adyiss th,/:
and snalyxs their handwrl.9
should cut out tbs hsacZT<
this article and send VIII
Address ali i....rHHI
Holmes, "Whem tNIfE
partmsnt." end aSEW
not less than four or live lIrss
written In Ink or unruled paper
and the signatures and q ssIf.
addressed stamped envelope
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
PAVING BIDS SOUGHT.

The city will advertise for bids for
the paving Of approaches to the
bridge across Alazan creek on Mega,
litos Street soon, it was announced
Saturday.
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timber Dressing

OFT. youy recire for cucurs-
Ser dressing. VIII yov please
:. NC u thi- Is the samo as 10
I'D for cooked and uncooksd
bhaSe slaw dressings: Is the
rocked supposed TO be served
hot? q, -. YOUR FRIEND.
The same dressing may be
rsed on coleslaw, or any we're
rsble you care TO use II on. Tire
cooked dressing is served cold
and Is especially fine. When
making tho uncooked, be sure
that the cream or milk r. well
eiabbered. made some not
long ago and fhe cream was
not very thick and II dl6 no.
urn out so vel II was served
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INTERNATIONAL TEST HOUR.

1000 n. m: TO 1915 p. M: Broadcast
ings by Canadian stations.
1915 p. IN. 20 1880 p. m: Broadcast
ing by stations in Northern United
States.
1880 p. m. to 1o:i5 p. m: Broadcast
ing by stations in Southern United
States
1895 p. IN. TO 1900 p. M; Broadcast
ing by stations in Mexico and
Cuba.
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THAN TO BE SORRY

overwhelmed with false modest
timidity. She literally agonizes
with the miserable disease called
"inferiority complex" Miss Tai
ent grows quickly into the In
significant wall flower while Miss
Assurance becomes the center of
attraction.
II pays to advertise. No ono
in the world knows what one has
unless It becomes visible. The
public is easily fooled at times
and indeed sort o. bankers TO be
fooled. What's more. II IL.
! .adies dash off painful tunes
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answers to Beauty Questions

You have q couple moro years for
development. A few months work
great changes and surely would
20 no farther in the game OF re-
duction. II you feel we'll that 10
Of greater importance. am sure
you will thin out before you reach
10. Keep up the walking and ivy
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Shoe Advertisers
~Tn With am

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Grace. daintiress AID could per
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A S.-You .cannotsdo any more
than you are at present doing
unless you impair your health.
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~ RUSHING !. helps the h
II you !. find your Y
breaking " off stop having
curied Il you have been al
toned TO using the iron on/
found my hair IN. frishtful
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q year or more. Uneven in len
and absolutely lacking In life.
tried various scalp treating
which I am sure helped
results came after con-
on brushing my hair
minutes In tho morniI
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night Lite seemed q
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SILENT TONIGHT.

Central: KFDM. KFKX. wIAD,
WCBD, WHO, WOAN, WOS' hsD,
WSCI, WHB.
Eastern: WCAU. WICK. WEBB. wGR,
wGHP. WHAZ, WOO WAR, WTAG.
Far West: CFAC, XIX, HOAC. kWSC.
Copyright. 1926, by Audio
Service, Chicago)
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1900 p. m: kPI, KPO, quartet. KPRC,
concert KFNF. old time fiddllng.
KGO, Little symphony. kYW, car
nival. WAND, frolic. WBBM. mu-
SIC. popular. WCCO, music. WEBB
orchestra. WGBU, music. WIS,
Ford and GlenT. WLIR. music.
Voc, orchestra, vocal. WQJ. Sky
larks WOAW. organ.
1915 y. M: CJCM. vaudeville. kTHS,
test program.
1850 p. M: kOA, Schuerman's orches-
ira.
11:45 u. m: WpAF. Nighthawk frolic.
1900 y. M: XII, Radio Club. kGO,
senenaders. KPO. dance music.
WBBM. organ recital WHIT, Your
Hour League, Pat Barnes. KJR.
orchestra.
/ 90 q. m: KFI, midnight frolic. woK
dance music. soloists.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30

When you dress up TO go out,
are your glasses in keeping with
your clothes? A pair Of glasses
for dress need not be expensive.
IIERTZBERG's
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Judith gave soft. aching cry. ooh,
that's like you. Douglas. You think
that's what you can do. But you
can't. You cant help Sandy by max
ing her weaker" She looked up then
and smiled through these binding
tciirs-forccd her lips to smile.
"Couldn't do something. Dougs
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For
the Boudoir

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