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EPISCOPAL

ST Johns Episcopal, Burnett and
North blackberry, the Rev. jay Scott
Budlong, pastor Church school, $3.50
a. m; prayer and sermon, IL a. m; no
evening service.
st. Lukes Episcopal Church. Hous-
ton and Chupederas: the Rev. sylvester
p. Robertson. pastor. Morning prayer
and sermon, 1880; sunday school, $3.50
a. M.
st. Marks Episcopal. Travis Park;
the Rev. Rolfe p. Crum, pastor. Soptua-
gesima Sunday; holy communion, 1880
a. M: church school, $3.50 a. M; prayer
and sermon. IL a. m: sermon, y. III. (;
Young Peoples Service League, S:l5 p.
M: Tuesday and Friday. 10 a. m, holy
communion.
st. Pauls Memorial, Grayson and Will
low. Holy communion. 1880 a. M; church
school. $3.50 a. M; prayer and sermon
IL a. m.
Christ Episcopal Church. Belknap and
Russell; the Rev. l.. Y. Richards, pastor.
Holy communion, 1880 a. M; church
school, $3.50 a. NJ; sermon, II a. M and
1880 D. M: .. ssion services Wednesday
Thursday and Friday. a.s.H
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MOTHER, YOUTH
ATTACK, STAB
:. A. MAN

Blood gushing from his wounds,
Refugio Salinas, 100 Matamoras
street told detectives Friday night that
he had been held by an Amazon-like
woman while her son sank dagger
into his body three times.
While officers were trying to get
more informa ton from him he slump
cd to the floor, unconscious from loss
Of blood.
Salinas was found at Leona and
Monterey streets, lying in pool OF
blood, by passing motorist. He
was taken to Robert Il. Freen Hos
pital, where his wounds were dressed.
Not considering the wounds danger
Gus. hospital authorities permitted him
to be taken to police headquarters for
questioning.
While he was telling his story po-
lice noticed he was constantly weak
ening but did not realize that he was
bleeding until he fell unconscious. he
was returned to the hospital.
From broken bits of his talk pc
lice gather that he was attacked with
out warning at the intersection OF
Leona and Monterey streets. The
big woman and her son overpowered
him in struggle and while the WON
an pinioned his arms her son stabbed
the helpless Salinas three times. The
would-be assassin sank the blade to
the hilt in the mans back and stab
bed him twice in the right leg.
Salinas, before collapsing. gave a
description of the pair and police
were searching for them Saturday.
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Dance at Builders Exchange Tues.
Thurs, Sat. and Sunday. Mr.. Fuller.
- Adv
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Z ST|CKUP MEN
BEAT AND ROB
! D j 7 H
Masked Bandits Take
Boys Watch After
Hard Struggle.

Lcaping out of the sha'lows two
bandits. their faces masked with hand
kerchiefs, attacked 16-year-old Fritz
Xipp, 3l4 Camargo street, in the 1Ot
block of Berrera street holdup Fri
day night.
Screaming for help the boy was
borne TO the sidewalk by his assail-
ants. who searched his clothing and
finding no money took his watch.
Fritz was going home after finish.
ing his days work at downtown druS
store when he was accosted by the
two men.
Give us your money" they COM
manded. seizing him roughly.
In attempting to free himself the
boy was severely beaten and finally
knocked down. The bandits then
robbed him.
The men then fled leaving the boy
in semi-conscious condition. \
passing motoriSt took the youth to the
Robert b. Green hospital and notified
police.
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LUTHERAN

Evangelical Lutheran Mission. Zsrza 70
mora and Houston; the Rev. Z. stsdler,
pastor. sunday school, $3.50 a, m; Ger
man service, 1880 a. M. English sery-
ice. s y. IN.
Mount calvary Evangelical Lutheran.
West Poplar and Jackson: the Rev. e.
W. Lobeck, pastor. Sunday school at
$3.50. preaching service, 1850 and 1880
y. M: Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at
500 Ripley street.
Government Hm Evangelical Luther
an. Pine and Mason; the Rev. Theo r.
Streng. pastor. Sunday school, a, m. {.
preaching. 1880 4. m. and 1850 y. m. :,
Ladies' Aid meeting, Wednesday. p.
M, church council, Thursday. ~ 1859,
teachers meeting and choir practice at
] and p. m. Friday.
United Lutheran Church. services at
90 Fifth street; the Rev. John r. Gil
llson. pastor. Service sunday J =: M
by the pastor. on The Conquest OF Ca
naan."
81. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran. PresR
and Roseborough: the Rev. G. c. FAT
sken. pastor. sunday school at a. m, (;
English service at 10 n. M. German
service at II o'clock; Bible class AZ {.
D. M; English service at y. m; Wal
Their League meeting. Tuesday night.
Highland Park Lutheran, Hammond
and New Braunfels avenues; tho Rev.
+. a. Neumeister. pastor sunday school.
2 a. M; preaching, 1880 n. m. and ':Se
p. M: Junior catcchism class Friday at
4 p. m; senior catcchsm class Thurs
day. 7:45 y. m; Luther League, Thurs
day. s p,' m. at church.
Beacon Hiil Lutheran, Grant and Hui
sachc. Divine service Sunday az $3.50 p. M,
the Rev. Mr.. Ncumeister delivering the
sermon; juniors TO meet with catechism
class at Grace Lutheran Church on Tues
day and Friday at p. M; seniors with
Highland Park. Thursday. at $40 y. m.
st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran.
Nueva and Presa streets; Rev. A. l.
Wolff and Rev. August Baetke. pastors.
Sunday school. a. m; English service
10 =. m: and at $3.50 y. m; German
service. II =. m. -
zion Lutheran Chapel 7o2 East Gin
cinnati avenue. Sunday school and Bible
classes at $3.50 a. M; divine services at
II o'clock. when installation OF board
will take place.
Avenue Z aud Fifth; Rev Paul F. Hem,
pastor. Sunday school, $3.50 a. m; young
peoples Bible classes at Y. W. 4. a.
club room at $3.50 n. m; morning service
II O'clock; senior and Junior Luther
Leagues at Sis p. m; evening service
n
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POULTRY AND EGGS,

SAN ANTONIO. Jan. 30.-There is lit
tie feature TO poultry and egg markets
of the state this morning. Receipts Of
eggs are still light. but market con-
tnues rather draggy TO easier. Butter
is unchanged.
San Antonio: Hens mostly 1890;
flyers 3ON sec, mostly 32c; ROSTERS 100
l2c; turkeys. 30d sec ID. live weight
basis. Eggs, fresh gathered frsts per
case o. 80 dozen to producers. Very few
sale. sS.5OcI 90.
Fort Worth: Hens, large 1sd2Oc;
springs. 33035c; old ROSTERS 9dlOc;
turkeys 52W sac Id. live weight basis;
geese. $3.50; ducks. G5175c; guineas,
50 n csc each. Eggs, fresh gathered firsts,
5000 @ll.00 per case TO producers. Stor-
age No. candled, s1OOOQIO.50 to re-
tailers. Butter, Acking stock country.
- n e6c; creamery "A" Acc, b" grade
tic H..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
HUGHES OIL CASE
DELAY PLEA DENIED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-CP)-
Denying a plea of Charles f. Hughes
for postponemcnt, Secretary Work has
ordered that the hearings Of the Fed
rrai Oil Board on the petroleum in
dustry be held as scheduled, Febru'
hry 10 and IL.
Mr.. Hughes, acting for the Ameri'
can Petroleum Institute, declared more
time was needed for preparation Of
data. and in addition, pleaded that
he was under engagement TO argus
eases in Cincinnati on the dates dcs'
ignnted. but Mr.. Work, who is chair
man of the board, found it inadvis
able TO grant the postponement.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
K|WAN|ANS CONDUCT
HUMOROUS ELECTION

Pep" and humor marked the Fri
day meeting of the San Antonio Kiwa-
mis- Club when members were elected
to fill about twenty new offices ere
atcd especially for the occasion.
Facetious positions ranging from the
biggest Roughncck" to the Worst
Poker Player were filled. by cleo
ton. by popular members of the club.
The office of "ROttcnest Speaker"
was given by reclamation to the club
president. the Rev. Arthur J. Moore.
One of the old offices in the organi-
zation was filled when Dick o. Terrell
was elected to the board Of directors,
the vacancy being caused by the resig-
nation Of ID. l.. Newton. Popular mu-
sic was furnished by an orchestra of
negro players.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
ORGANIZATION
RAPS ATTACK !
ON MEX|CANS
S. A. Manufacturers Score
Remarks of Texas
Representative.

Seeking TO preserve and strengthen
the friendly and cooperative relation
snip now existing between the indus
trial life Of San Antonio and Mexico.
members of the executive committee
Of the San Antonio Manufacturers
Association Saturday passed a resolu.
ton condemning the attitude taken by
Representative Box Of Texas. before
the House immigration committee at
Washington last Thursday.
Speaking against the proposal to re-
move the head tax and visa fees in or
der to increase immigration of labor
ers from Canada and Mexico, Repre-
sentative Box is quoted in dispatches
from Washington as saying that
Texas is in danger of becoming
"Mcxicanized.-
Feeling that the thoughts and in
fcrenceS that will be deducted from
such a statement will be incorrect as
concerns Texans as a whole, and that
the statement may be used TO prejudice
unjustly the people of the world in
general against the Mexican nation,
members of the executive committee
Of the association here passed the fol.
lowing resolution:
BE it resolved, that this associa-
tiou, which has over a long period of
years had much opportunity to study
and understand our Southern neigh
bors, deplores the making of such an
incorrect and ignorant statement, be-
cause same does not in any manner
represent the opinion of the Mexican
race held by Texans as a whole, or OF
the people and business interests OF
San Antonio and Southwest Texas in
particular
Those on the committee making the
resolution are Fl. W. Finck, chair
man: Hal w. Tucker, &. G.. Geyer,
Charles Dubose. James A. Gala CHER
and {. c. Leel, secretary.
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TEXAS WILL FORM
RULES GOVERNING
TRUCKS AND BUSES

AUSTIN, Jan. 30.-CR)-Motor
truck and bus operators in Texas are
returning filled out missionaries is
sued by the Texas Railroad Commits
slo1, and as soon as nearly all have
answered, hearing will be held ami
rules governing these carriers will he
promulgated, q. ". Terrell, said today.
Commission Terrell said that in
handling the matter the commission
does not contemplate any action thar
will in any way be injurious or de-
structive TO legitimate truck business
but on the other hand the commission
expects TO deal constructively with
this new problem.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
NEGRO STUDENTS
ASK FOR ROLLER

Students in Douglas Negro High
school on South blackberry street have
asked the loan Of one Of Street Com
missioner Paul Steffler's steam rollers.
The letter requesting the loan of the
big piece of machinery stated that the
basket ball and tennis courts of the
school are dusty in dry weather and
filled with puddles of water in rainy
weather, land need the weight Of a
roller to level the ground.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
AUTOIST HITS MAN
AND THEN FLEES

The hit and run" motorist made
another appearance Friday night.
An unknown man driving n large
touring car struck down G. O. Car
tez, 1125 South Laredo street, in front
of his home. and sped on. leaving the
victim lying in the street.
Cartez was taken to Robert r.
Green hospital.
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PRESIDENT INVITED
TO ATTEND WATERS
BALL IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30. - II
president Coolidge attends the loca
Walters ball, TO be held in the biz
Washington Auditorium, February 3
his formal dress" will be an ordinary
business suit.
The local boys who serve EN- off the
brm presented their invitation to
day.
Inasmuch ms tuxedoes and dress
suits, which high-hatting royalty al
feet for solemn occasions, are mere
working clothes to them, the walters
have decided TO step out of their
character and don ordinary business
suits.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
MRS. CASTIGLIONE
/ BURIAL is SUNDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Julia
Castiglionc, 80, who died Friday at
her home, 327 Leal street, will be
held from her late residence Sunday.
Mrs. Castiglione is survived by her
husband, Frank Castiglione; five
daughters, Mrs. Lena Amantea. Mrs.
Amanda Payten. Mrs. Antionctto
Sarcnc, Mrs. Angelina Toci and Mrs.
Julia Granier; two sisters, Mrs. Har-
riet Payten and Mrs. Eugcnia Gacan-
net: two brothers. Constantine and
Oscar Malliard. and - grandchildren,
nil Of San Antonio.
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EGG PRICES DROP
TO $3.50 PER CASE

Egg prices dropped further on the San
Antonio wholesale market saturday
morning when the farmer received but
woo per case for fresh eggs, according
to figures quoted by dealers.
Within four days, the price OF eggs
mas lowered from 81 per case to the
$3.50 farmers were receiving Saturd,v
Still greater reductions are in sight.
produce men said.
Due TO an oversupply of bunch vere-
tables, the price was five cents per dozen
punches Off, X. T. Pruitt, Of the Pruitt
Commission Company said. The rrowsr
was getting from So to 45 cents per
dozen according TO the quality OF the
vegetables, Mr.. Pruitt said.
Rio Grande valley oranges shipped IN
oushel baskets were in Indifferent de-
mand due to only fair quality and thc
farmers received around $3.50 per bushel
for the product. Valley grapefruit,
fancy. sold TO wholesalers at S3.I5 TO 81
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OLD PUNCTUALITY
NEVER LATE TO WORK
IN 38-YEAR PERIOD

STEUBENVILLE. Jan. 30.-tP)-
old Punctuality" is going to he re.
tired by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company with a record of never hav-
ing been late for work in 81 IL
years.
Frank f. Whittier, telegraph opera
tor. is "Old Punctuality." and he Is
known by the title all over the di
vision. Getting TO work on time has
been a religion with him.
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BAPTIST

Baptist Temple. Denver and 81. An
thony: the Rev. Jesse l.. Yelvingtou pas
tor. sunday school, 9:i5 a. M. sermons,
IL a. m. and 1880 p. M; B. y. T. L.
meeting. $3.50 p. m; prayer meeting
Wednesday, S p. m. ~
Prospect Hill Baptist church, 1901
Buena Vista; the Rev. Z. c. Mcdonald
pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a. M.
preaching. IL a. IN. and 1850 p. nj.
training services. $50 y. M; prayer
meeting, wednesday 7:45 p. m.
san Antonio Primitive Baptist VIII
hold services at IL a. M. and 1880 ?. m.
in San Antonio Academy annex.
Calvary Baptist church, Pine and
Hays streets; the Rev. w. W. Lee, pas
tor. Sunday school, 9:i5 a. M; preach
ing service at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
B. Y. p. L., $3.50 ?. M; prayer meeting
with address by the pastor, Wednesday
at 1850 o, m.
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HAIR CLIPPERS CUT
SHORT MEXICAN
YOUTHS LIBERTY

Three pairs of hair clippers have
cut Short one Mexican youths lib,
erty. a. t4leSsasSek88
lie was arrested Friday by Detcc-
tive Hugh Proudfoot after the pos
session Of the instruments caused Of
ficers to connect him with the bur
glary of the Evans-Tollos barber shop,
2S11 West Commerce street.
The shop was entered Thursday
night and robbed of instruments val
ued at more than 500, according 10
Detective Joe Ruhnke, who was as
signed TO the case.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30

Children's Prize Mask BAH at the
Herman Sons hall Sat, Jan. 30, at s
D. m. Bring your children. Adm. PC.
-(Adv.)
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

Church OF Christ, 3432 South FLORES;
the Rev. j. s. Newman, pastor. sunday
school, 10 a. m; preaching at II a. m. :;
communion, 1850 a. M; young people ;
Bible class at p. M; preaching, 1850
p. m.
Grove Avenue Church of Christ, 119
Grove avenue: the Rev. W. Il. Bills, pas
tor. Sunday school, 9:i5 a. M: preach
Ing. IL a. m. and 1880 p. M: mems
training class Monday. 1855 p. m; prayer
meeting Wednesday 7:i5 p. M; Ladies'
Bible class, Thursday, $3.50 p. m.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Church OF Christ. Scientist North
Alamo and Fifth streets, will hold SER
school. $3.50 a. M; testimonial meeting
Wednesday .. m.
second Church OF Christ. Scientist
Magnolia and Belknap. will hold services
81 II a. m. and 1880 p. m. suhieci
Love. sunday school. $50 q m: tee
tlmonial meeting. Wednesday. p. m.
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CHRISTIAN

South Side Christian Church, Presa
and Dunnlns: the Rev. Patrick Henry.
pastor. Sunday school, $3.50 a. m. (;
morning worship. II O'Clock; Junior Chris
tian Endeavor, 1l:15 a. m; Senior En-
deavor. $3.50; prayer meeting. Wednesday
1880 p. m.
Central Christian. Main and San Pedro.
sunday school. $3.50 a. M; preaching, II
a. m. and 1890 p. m. by Dr. A. Y. Aten,
Oklahoma City; Christian Endesvor. $3.50
n. m.
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PALM BEACH, Jan. 80. - West
Palm Beach, which is the across-the-
bridge business part Of Palm Beach,
had less than 5000 population five
years ago. Its estimated total today
is 10000. Bank deposits as recently
as 1922 were S6,0O0,000; today they
are $6O,OOO,O0O. Two years ago there
were only two Florida East Coast
hotels in the city; today there are six
big new hotels completed or nearing
completion.
Alfred H. Wagg, a former president
Of the Real Estate Association OF New
York state, and now head OF the
largest agency in Florida operating IN
city subdivision property, after CIV.
ing me these amazing illustrations OF
growth, remarked that he bought Que
piece of property at $3.50 a front foot
two years ago and sold it recently 1T
$1,000 foot as a permanent invest
ment, on Dayura street. On the ad-
joining street, frontage which sold at
$500 to $500 foot two years ago
now commands $4,000 foot.
SCARCITY MAKES VALUE.
"But this is only logical in view of
the tremendous increase in our popu-
lation during the last two years" add
ed Mr.. Wage.
Scarcity makes value. There is
only limited amount of Florida prop
erty and Florida climate in proportion
to the demand. What Is happening
should have happened a year ago. i
say this after using the same ruies OF
valuation as l used in New York.
Residential property is based on
the health and happiness of the home
life it will afford. This factor can
not be figured in exact percentages, CT
course. But you can figure approx
mately how much property city con-
tains which appeals to every class OF
citizens, workers, foremcn, executives,
well-to-do people and the wealthy.
OFFER FINEST.
Presidential property cannot ad-
vance beyond what people who come
to Palm Beach can pay. But these
people can afford to pay more than
any other class in the United States ;
people who come here do not consider
it extravagant to pay S15O,000 or
more for n winter home.
IN Palm Beach and West Palm
Beach we can meet the situation ad-
mirably. We can offer the very finest
residential property at prices which
the buyers regard as reasonable. We
have other property selling at $4,000
to $4,000, suitable for nice homes.
In West Palm Beach We have plenty
of locations where the average man
can still buy fully improved properly
at $500 to $4,000 a lot. Indeed, /
have sold within the last month n
large tract of lots at prices ranging
from $3.50 to $4,000.
"In business sections improved
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CATHOLIC

st. Mary's Catholic church. st. Msrys
street: the Rev. A. c. Dusseau, pastor;
Masses Sunday at 5. 6. I. S, 2, 10. IL ana
IL a. M; sermon at IL O'Clock; ehn-
drpn's mass at s o'clock; night prayers
and rosary every evening except Satur-
day at 7:i5: Tuesday at 7:t5, question
box and Bencdiction OF the Blessed sac
rament: Friday. February s. exposition
of the Blessed SacraHent; sermon AZ
7:i5 p. m. Masses during she week q.
6.3O 1850 and S:l5 y. M.
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COLOR-BLINDNESS
PREVALENT MALADY
AMONG MOTORISTS

Color-blindness is becoming n pre-
yalent malady, Judge John +. Onion,
presiding in the corporation court, be-
licves.
From among the 115 traffic ordin-
ance violations arraigned before him
Saturday morning, 30 were charged
with having passed a red traffic
signal.
"This is too mucb,' the judge
walled.
at may be So for n red light in
stead Of the usual ST." he minated
after reco cring his composure.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30

Dancing every Saturday mite at the
w. o. W. Hall. Music by the Original
Red Peppers.-(Adv.)
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NEW POLAR FLIGHT
! EXPEDITION SLATED

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30-tP)-An
independent expedition to explore the
Arctic from the air is being organ
lied BY Lieutenant Commander Rich
ard Il. Byrd, of Winchester, Va. who
commanded the navy section of the
Macmillan expedition last summer.
The enterprise will be financed by
American citizens, among those who
have already pledged support being
John ID. Rockefeller Jr., and Edscl
Ford, each of whom has offered $780,
OO0
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ANDREWS TO GUARD
ALCOHOL FACTORIES

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-CP)--
Plans for closer supervision over al
cohol plants have been worked out
by Assistant Secretary Andrews,
Treasury prohibition chief, who is or.
gnnizing a special squad of enforce
ment officers. whose sole duty will he
10 guard against diversion Of alco-
h.1
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
NEW WATER WELL
WILL BE DRILLED

Approval of the sinking Of another
well, making four in use at the Mis-.
sion pumping station of the water
company. was given at the meeting
~ the San Antonio Water Board,
Friday, according TO W. ID. Master
son, manager of the plant.
The fourth well, of the same size
as those now at the water pumping
station. has been under contemplation
for several weeks, and the approval
Of the board Friday was merely n
formality preparatory to actual drill
ing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30

Dance at Culebra Inn Jan. 30, Ia
miles on Culebra road. Music fur
nished by the Nightingale orchestra.
Dallas, Texas.-( Adv
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CAFE FEEDS 1900
AT BRECKENRIDGE

More than 1900 children were
served at Breckenridge High School
cafeteria. Thursday, according to MRS.
E. o. Moffett, cafeteria manager. This
breaks the record for the school, Mrs.
Moffett said, but the cafeteria was
fully able to handle the crowd that
swarmed in for luncheon.
The unusual number was due to tho
large influx Of graduate students
from the junior high schools that
have enrolled at Breckenridge, she
said.
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HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

Chicago: Temperature. 40; partly
cloudy: twelve-mile wind from the
southwest; lowest temperature in the
last 20 hours. IS; highest. SO.
Kansas City; Temperature. 40: cloudy:
twelve mile wind from the south; low
est temperature in last 81 hours. a.;
highest, 80.
New York: Temperature %; cloudy;
slxteen-mile wind from the southwest;
lowest temperature in last % hours. 20;
highest, 20.
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The Weather
TEMPERATURES.


san Antonio and vicinity: Saturday
night cloudy with local rain; not much
change in temperature: Sunday cloudy
and colder; lowest temperature Sunday
morning about so degrees: light to fresh
southerly to westerly winds.
East Texas: Saturday night cloudy
with local rain; colder in the northwest
portion; Sunday CLOUDY; rain in the cas-;
portion; light to fresh southerly to west
erly winds on the coast.
West Texas: Saturday cloudy: rain in
the east portion; sunday partly cloudy
10 cloudy except in the southeast por-
ton,