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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25

The Texas Wonan's Press AssoCia-
ton will meet in its thirty-third an
nual convention on May Il, IL and
Is, in San Antonio at the ST. An
thony Hotel, according TO announce
mcnts by the president, Mrs. J. NJ. +.
Gill Of Burkburnctt.
Thu following program will be rcu
dercd as arranged by the program
chairman. Mrs. W. Il. Potter Of
Bowie, Tex. and her committee:
TUESDAY. MAY IL, 1926.
Executive board meeting. 3 p. m,
oak room, st. Anthony Hotel.
PRESIDENTS EVENING. $50
BALLROOM. ST. ANTHONY
HOTEL.
Presiding, Mrs. Mamie Downward
Peck. vice president. Corsicana.
invocation .................
-. DR.. l. Z. Gates, San Antonio
Music, America. ..... Clar-
cnce McGec. leader. San Antonio
Address of Welcome
For the City 49,. Mayor John Tobin
For the Chamber of Commerce -.
Observation-Disclosures. Nat Washer
For San Antonio Press ..........
Miss Marin FenwiCE, San Antonio
For the Club Women Of San An
tonic ....,.,.........'
Mrs. L. Walter Evans, San Antonio
Response. ...............
49,. Mrs. Paul Goldman. Austin
Music. (al The Soldiers Chorus
from Faust tGounodl (b)
"Sercnadc" tGcrbch); tcl Il
Passed By Your Window
(BrahCl ............... Elks
Chorus. leader. Clarence McGce
Poems ............. Mrs.
LCxie Dean Robertson. Rising Star
Presidents address .............
Mrs. J. NJ. +. Gill. Burkburn I;
Announcement Of contest. winners
and presentation Of prizes by
Miss Lillian hester. chairman
literature committee, University
OF Texas. Austin.
local chairman.
Mrs. Fred J. Maurer. San An
tonic Tex
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
WEDNESDAY MORNING
MAY ~,

500 - Members report 10 creden'
tial committee, Miss Madeline Nc
Burnett. chairman. Dallas.
o :OO-Can to order by president
Mrs. J. NJ. F. Gill. Burk6urnett.
Invocation. DR.. P. E. Hill. San An
tonic.
Minutes of executive board meeting,
Mrs. J. c. Naglc, recording secretary,
Dallas.
REPRESENTATION. Mrs. J. NJ. +.
Gill. Burkburnett: recording secre-
tary. Mrs. J. {. Nagle. Dallas: cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Emma
Cobb Evans. Dallas: program chair
man. Mrs. W. L. Potter. Bowie; par
liamentarian, Mrs. Charles +. Har-
ris. Dallas: credentials, Miss Made
line McBurnett. Dallas.
Courtesy hour. seating Of offices
and special guest Of other orSaniza-
tons.
T. ". P. A. scholarship. Mrs. j..
4. Jackson, chairman, Austin.
Address The Press and Texas
Educational Advancement. DIR. Wal
ter sPlssh, president University OF
Texas.
Announcements: Mrs. Fred j..
Msurer, local chairman, San Antonio.
Luncheon 1e:f5-1:15.
Courtesy Lions club Of San An
tonic. Den. Gunter. hotel.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
NAY IL. 1:45 TO $50.

Call TO order-Mrs. Mollie Conner
Cook. second vice president, Austin.
Minutes-MTs. ]. c. Nagle, record
ing secretary. Dallas.
Rcports-AuditinG committee, Miss
Annie Webb Blanton. chairman :
treasurer. Mrs. Kate II. MakcmsOn.
Georgetown: resolutions committee,
Mrs. ). N. RoughtcD, chairman. Cor
sicana: membership committee. Mrs.
Paul Goldman. chairman. Austin :;
literature committee. Miss Lillian
WesUcr. chairman L. Of T.. Austin.
Address: Your Manuscript Of
1926 Wellington Brink. Hollands
Magazine, Dallas.
Music.
Discussion: The Successful Wo-
man Dramatist." Mrs. Jane FitzZer-
aid. Dallas. leader; Mrs. Maud Chan
dlcr Modliu. Fort Worth: Mrs. Ella
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
TerasPress WomenPlan
INSTRUMENTATION in S. 4.

Hudson Day, Rotan; Mrs. Eli Hertz
berg. San Antonio.
Announcements, Mrs. Fred j
Maurcr. local chairman.
Adjournment.
Wednesday evening, S o'clock din
nor, courtesy San Antonio Express,
Miss Marin FcnWick, special hostess,
Menger hotel.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25

? o . r e ? Cr ?
watch Lie frrs for
: o 0 r. watch re-
pairing -aud e.
pert 0ptom rtrlst
Tor cur optical
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
THURSDAY MORNING. MAY IS.

S:OO-Call to order. president: in
vocation. minutes. memorial services
program. Mrs. Annie Grace Drake.
Wcathcrford.
Reports
Historical committee: Mrs. Annie
Adele LoOscan. Houston.
Printing: Mrs. ]. c. Maggie. Dallas.
Publicity: Mrs. COnsuela l.. Mea-
der. Denison.
Talk on League OF American Pen
Women" Texas branch. Mrs. Emma
Cobb Evans, president Texas branch,
Dallas.
Election of officers for 1926-192S.
Introduction of new officers.
Final report Of committee on reSo.
buttons.
Reading of the minutes.
Announcements: Invitations for
192I-Thirty-fOurth convention T. W.
p
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25

This is one of @
series of dd0ertiSe-
mentS published in
The interest Of
Musical TaStrH-
No crt IdycrtiScrS
in The Light.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
RADIO EXPERT TO TALK
OVER VICAR TUESDAY

complish worldwide transmission and
reception of signals.
On Wednesday night at the same
time, it is Mr.. Conroy's intention to
go briefly into the problems the pros
pective amateur will face and to ex-
plain in general terms the equipment
required for short wave, or amateur,
work.
After a short series of these gen.
eral explanations of amateur radio il
is Mr.. Conroy's intention TO put on
school of the air for amateurs. In
it instructions will be given on how to
build the equipment, lessons in the
Geographic code and general infor-
nation in passing the necessary ex-
aminations to secure licenses from the
government to operate small-power
ado transmitting sets both on voice
and BY telegraph.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
SAN ANT0N|0'S
FAST GROWTH
KEEPS HER
IN LEAD
All Indications Point to
Boom and Continued
Population Boost.
BY L J. HART

San Antonio Is in a stronger posh
ton today than ever before with 4
population that has shown q greater
increase since the last federal census
than any Of her ambitious rivals. Her
wealth, represented by great variety
of resources, has also grown solidly.
and even rapidly in commercial and
industrial lines. There has been great
business expansion IN the past few
years.
On every hand are found evidences
Of the assured advent of a greater
city. Steadily and certainly, the ter
ritory that is tributary is being dis
covered, claimed, and made productive
by the builder and developer. Great
trunk lines are now alive TO the grow
ing importance Of San Antonio, and
the vast empire in the making, that
claims it as a metropolis. Great and
successful commercial institutions
from the financial and business CEN
tiers of the East are now selecting San
Antonio as one Of the favored cities in
which TO locate, and make large in
vestments- Wise and conservative fl
nancial institutions of thrifty and far
seeing New England are now lending
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
THESE "NyORD" CLOCKS.
A LITTLE CLOTHING
is NEEDED EVEN IN
SUNNY SAN ANTONIO

Even in Sunny San Antonio one
needs more clothing than a pair of
overalls.
That's what young man thought
a police turned him over to military
authorities.
He was arrested Saturday night for
stealing pair of shoes, an overcoat
and a suit from store in Dallas.
The clothing was taken from him
and he was left in Jail until Monday,
clothed only in a shirt.
A hnd-hearted policeman loaned
him a pair Of overalls to wear on
his trip to Kelly Field. but he had
to 90 bare-footed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12

Radio station VICAR of the South
ern Radio Corporation of Texas will
20 on the air at AS p. NJ, Tuesday.
The occasion is the first of a series
of radio talks by E. G. Conroy, MEM
Der of the American Radio Relay
League and an officer of the Bexar
County Radio association.
In his first talk Mr.. Conroy will
deal with the history of the amateur
in American radio history and will
strive to develop interest in this ro-
mantle phase of radio endeavor. He
will tell something of his own ex-
perience with a small radio transmit
ting set, of his almost nightly con-
versations with, amateurs in all parts
of the world and of the small amount
of physical effort necessary to ac-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
LIGHT TESTS HALT
LEFT HAND TURNS
AND STREET LOOPS

Hating of loop and left hand turns
at street intersections not affected by
the traffic signal lights in the down
town district is seen by Fire and Po-
lice Commissioner Phil Wright as a
means of improving eongested traffic
conditions.
Markers directing traffic on this
plan have been placed on Alamo plaza
and East Houston street, just oppo-
site the postoffics.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
MEXICAN ENVOY
PRAISES POULTRY
EXHIBIT IN 5. A.

The San Antonio poultry show has
best exhibits of fowls have ever seen, I"
declared Jose Alvarez, of the agricul-
tural department of Mexico, Tuesday,
who came to San Antonio as special
representative of Mexico to make stu
dies in agriculture.
Mr.. Alvarez declared that he has
attended several poultry exhibitions in
the Unite0 States, but that none of
them had as fine specimens as those
displayed in San Antonio
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
Good Story

Five bootleggers are reported TO
have driven right past prohibition Off
GERS and entered the city the other
day on truck load OF loose hay. with
a cargo of liquor az filler. Three
men and two women on the load were
singing Bringing In the Sheaves" as
they drove by the officers. Anyhow,
its good story.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
1t May Happen

Pieces of stone from the tower and
cupolas Of the house of parliament
have been falling lately and there is
fear that some members of parlis-
ment may be knocked sensible.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
RATTLE FOR BABY.

And it might be a good idea to
use rattlesnake skin for baby shoes,
so that baby can have a rattle and
pair of shoes in one. Women will
be happy to use the hide of the
mouse" snake for protection against
mice. and ladies who would like to
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
The "Kick" in College

Columbia boys are being kicked
on the shins in tests of their sense
of fear. Fathers may kick them
elsewhere when they get home to
test conclusion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
LIGHTS BAR SLEEP,
ASK SIGN REMOVAL

Because the lights keep his tenants
awake nights. the owner Of the house
located at 2i06 Broadway avenue
Monday petitioned the city to have the
electric sign on the adjoining prop
"rty removed.
The request We referred 10 Fire
and Police Conn ssioner Phil Wright
for recommendation
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
Sunshine Recorder Works
Overtime in Old SoPs
I'D" Favorite City.

At the moment when your eyes first
saw the light of dav and your baby
voice pierced the stiffness of the
quiet room ... ,-.e..
Was it raining, showing. was tn,
sun shining or was the sky obscurcd
by clouds: II the wind was blow
ing. what was its velocity? Or was
the great outdoors silent and breath
less as though awcd by the ponderous
event of your birth?
You don't know?
Well. there's a man in San Antonio
who knows, or rather can quite read
lily find out.
For every moment of San Antonio's
weather history is indelibly recorded
in the files of San Antonio's popular
weather prophet, j. Fl. Jarboe.
GOLDEN HISTORY.
Not in q vague and general way,
but quite specifically and exhaustively
is il recorded-every golden moment
Of it.
1t is a golden history, for the Sun
shine City has basked in the smiles
of Old Sol as far back as run the
records of the government weather
observation bureau and the memory
of the Oldest inhabitant.
San Antonio is quite satisfied with
her weather and her weather prophet,
thank you.
1t is quite true, San Antonians as
sert, that the Alamo City sometimes
experiences cool, even cold weather;
but San Antonio citizens are quite
convinced that continual tropical
weather is neither interesting nor
healthful.
IDLE BOASTS. NAY!
4 few days of cold weather each
winter, they say. not only serve to
pep up the inhabitants, but also
make them appreciate the balmy winter
days which less fortunate citizens OF
other cities can experience only when
they visit Old Soils favorite city.
These are not idle boasts. The rec
ords tell the tale. In Mr.. Jarboe's
office is a wonderful little instrument.
It is an instrument that works "a
hours every day. silently and efficient
" recording every 60 seconds of wealth
NJ. on a cylindrical paper. Those rec
CONTINUED on Page %. Part p
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
Ramon Follows Sandy to
Her Home for New
Understanding.
CHAPTER 70.

SAAAA ASAN w.
She came in a little rush
down the stairs. She went
up to Ben Murillo and
snatched the packet of let
tiers from his astonished
hands.
"Since when do you re-
ceive mail at this address,"
She flung her head back,
challenging him with scorn-
full furious eyes.
His sallow face redeemed. Slowly
he raised his lids, facing her with
a malicious CLEAN: 'You have things
to conceal, my dear?'. .,-..
"whether have things to conceal
Or to flaunt is not and won't be any
concern Of yours!"
She now shuffIed the letters has
tSly. Ramon would have received that
first letter Of heu-that letter
final parting. He would have ha.
time to answer.
But there was no envelope address
ed Sandy. Because she was now vio-
Icntly excited, she stood there, pass
ing the letters back and forth in her
hands.
MuriIlo stopped down: Are you
disappointed, my dear?"
She bit her lips, put all the letters
m the pocket of her sweater, showed
fhe hair from her forehead. eyes
always+when I'm unlucky enough to
encounter YOU"
She walked quickly through the hall
10 the old back garden. The big white
eat came up and dubbed her head
against Sandy's leg. She made a
spring, settling in Sandy's lap, press
ing up and down with her front paws
10 make sure of comfortable resting
place.
Sandy pulled the eats whiskes.
"Lord, you old Mol, envy you. Moth
ing 10 do but doze in the sun and
bring forth your kittens year after
vesr~
She leaned sgsspst the red pepper
tree now festooned with trailing
feathers Of crimson berries. Deem
Der now-Christna coming. HE got
the letter" she whispered. 'He didn't
answer. He won't answer"
She was exhausted with anxiety. Il
can't help IL, What can I do?"
Then she remembered the malicious
light In Ben Murillo's eyes. He'd be
glad TO know she had something 10 con-
zeal.
Her thoughts flowed absently. She
was ~ again--blitAe and careless
tiltine her head back and waiting till
Jimmy kissed her. Then it was that
sunny morning Ramon followed her.
They stood here In the grapevines for
. bright, ardent moment m laugh N
each others arms. Things start 80
gaily. 49,.
They end like this. She became bur
dened and chatting. Won't do any good
to mourn about il. Worrying won't
stop him! ....-
But she could scarcely wait till the
next morning till the mail came.
No letter came.
81 won't hear any more she
thought, feeling chilly and faint, "Lord
I wish Il was ten years from now
Lord, I wisb-I wish"
That evening she went to a movie
with May Arliss. All afternoon she
had made plan after plan to end her
uncertainty. She would 20 down 10 |
Los Angeles, call at his hotel--wait |
there and assure herself that he was
safe.
But IL he had carried out those |
throats he had sometimes made? What |
would she do then?
BY evening she was distracted
unable TO think clearly. She told her
self: swell, IL he has. he has" And |
hse went swiftly down the block to |
May Arliss.
When May spoke she had to ask her
10 repeat. She did this again and |
again.
set1-l =. - III >. Al
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
1t Never L.

In its criticism OF the motion picture
industry the federal trade commission
asserts too many eternal triangle"
films are shown. and that a triangle
is never on the square.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
VICAR
eo3 Meters

II Il. W., Nea0s and Mar
ketS.
3 P. M., Meas and Markets
8 P. ~, Studio Program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
TUESDAY

.:45 to 500 p. NJ. f. G.
Conroy. A. X. II. L., in History
of the Amateur in American
Radio Endeavor,- being the first
OF q series Of radio talks and
demonstrations.
8 to 10 p. M.
SAN ANTONIO HARMONI.
QUE CLUB-An organization
Of colored glee and jubilee sing
ers in old Southern Melodies.
The former recital Of these
talented negro singers proved TO
be one Of the most popular pro-
grams ever broadcast over the
Friendly station.
WEDNESDAY.
7:45 to $500 r. NJ. L. q. Con.
roy, A. X. X. l., in Problems
Of the Prospective Amateur" be-
ing the second Of q series OF
radio talks preparatory to the in.
auguration Of wears "School
Of the Air"
500 to 1000 p. ". Cornelis
Cazell, Carl CaEell. Alice Was
serman and Fannie Milgrom in =
classical and semi-classieal re-
citai.
The station may h. reached
by telephouipg Crockett 4Oif-N
or Travis 1898.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
Well Hardly That

Charley Jones is a dandy pitcher"
said the sporting editor.
ooh. he's a ever. isn't hep" said
Dora Dumbbell. who now is crSs-
word puzzle addict.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
This Is Correct

An infant born in Hawaii has
been named Ruth Kepihaleokebou-
NALL Mika Hopeni Hoomanawanui.
This is. absolutely correct. We're
good at spelling.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
HISTORY REPEATS.

History repeats itself-women were
the first to fall for snake shoes. Some
time ago they discovered that they
could walk on snake hides without
being bitten, and men subsequently
found that reptiles are really suited
by nature for hard, continuous ground
work, In fact. it il said that you
can get more mileage out of snake
skin than you can out OF most any
thing else except milestone when
you're out Of gas.
Nearly every part Of snake tx
cept the bite can be used for trim.
ming on mems shoes. Snakeskin trim
miDss on white kid and buckskin back
grounds are very popular. Cobra IL
used effectively on sport shoes.
People usually choose the skin o;
their favorite snake.
Cowboys probably ask for "Prairie-
Runner hide on their boots. Indians.
Of course, will wear moccasins. Bad
check artists, safe crackers and un-
successful Charleston dancers are ad-
vised TO use eel
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
SEAL OF APPROVAL.

There can be no higher seal of ap-
prevail stamped on the values Of any
community, than when the well-guard-
ed funds of cautious capital are in-
vested there, on a basis that inspires
confidence and stimulates develop
ment- The time was when rival cities
sought to diminish the rating Of San
Antonio, by saying that: at is a good
place to live The greatest activity
in real estate annals, now in progress
in Florida and for years past in Cali
fornia, is mainly based on that propo-
sition, and the human family Is will
ing to locate and pay the highest price
for property in cities that are good
places to live" San Antonio combines
all the advantages that make it a de
sirable city of homes. with substan
tial business opportunities, where for
tunes have been assembled. and where
energy and ability have always paid
good dividend, in the way Of bust
ness success. Opportunity extends au
invitation to capital to enter this as
favored investment field. and the Wig
liant eye of the outside investor In sll
parts Of the country, is now focused
on this city and its surrounding sec
ton. The only criticism that might
bSurged, is that we are as keen TO sp-
preciate our own advantages as We
should be.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
IT'S TAKE YOUR
I. CHOICE WITH .
. CLOCKS
Scribe Paavo Nurmis to
Work and Finds
He's Early.
By THE NEW REPORTER

BY twisting my neck into geome-
trical design resembling double W, l
can see wrist watch on the arm of
the girl two seats ahead of me on the
street car and observe that it is rs
o'clock.
1 tremble and mutter bad words"
under my breath, for if the wrist watch
time is correct am late TO work again
and fear the wrath OF the boss. Yer
lily, il it is correct I'll be fired! But
can It be right? When l left home
this morning my alarm clock said 6 80
O'Clock and the dollar watch-I got it
for % cents-Said Z o'clock, 50 l
tossed coin, split the difference, and
deduced that I had ample time.
NOW IT'S 1880.
To make sure about the time 1 ask a
man in the seat next TO me.
Seven thirty" says he.
The street car seems TO crawl and
has an uncanny way of getting TO
street intersections just as the red
light blinks on.
At last 1 disemhark from the car,
wondering what the dickens the time
is.
The clock in front of a jewelry store
says 6:55. breathe sigh of relief.
realizing that if sprint down Houston
street i can get TO the office in time.
But my joy is short lived for as I
gallop by cigar store I glance at the
clock and my mind is filled with mis-
gavings, the clock ssys Z :05.
SLOWS DOWN SOME.
Breathing like Paavc Nurini after
he's finished 20 miles, slow down
TO speed about Charley Paddock's
class and attempt TO assume devil
may-care" attitude.
But my heart slides down TO my OK
fords when ] see clock in front of
another jewelry store that says S:15.
I look again and discover it's dummy
clock. ..
AN OLD ALIBI.
Feeling that everything is all right
| 10 into a restaurant for my morning
coffee and 81" .kers." my rowing right
eye comes upon the restaurant clock,
and forthwith | swallow the doughnut
whole for the hands indicate it is 0
O'Clock. Grabbing the other doughnut,
I dash for the office.
Shall say that my alarm clock
missed fire."
No, I've used that one too many
times'
How about saying l couldn't find
my trousers when | arose?
No, that's too flimsy.
THESE "NyORD" CLOCKS.
So. l prepare myself for slaughter
and try 10 stroll nonchalantly into
the office. Imagine my surprise when
find that the office clock says 6 Isl
and the janitor is the only man who
beat me to the job.
Crashing my teeth i droop Imply
into chair, wipe my brow and "cuss"
the perfidy of timepnces.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
BETTER VALUES.

Our property values are iutrinsiesl-
ly better than we rate them We
have not kept pace in that way with
our growth. We have proven our
ability TO build a city through the
agency Of self-help. bur have not rec
rgniEed fully, the extent o. nev values
(Continuod an Psc. ~. psrt2A
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
SNAKES IN S.A.?
SURE, [00K.AT
. FOO 7 WEAR
Latest Fad Is to Have Hide
Of Favorite Reptile
on Your Shoes.
By BESS CARROLL

When is something that amt?
This complicated question is bother
ing scientists terribly. since snake
feet have appeared on Houston
street.
A few days ago the gnat's eyelash,
the lightning bugs floor lamp and the
bees knees were another way of say
ing apple sauce" Everybody knew
that these things were something
what amt"
But now nobody would be surpris-
ed to see chickens calmly picking
their teeth.
For you can see snake feet any
day in San Antonio on the downtown
payements. totally without the optical
stimulus of a sniffer Of ink. gin or
hair tonic.
Glue your eyes TO the sidewalk and
you will think you're having a snake.
charmer's nightmare. For every
"sheik" in town is wearing shoes
trimmed with snake skin.
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IDLE BOASTS! NAY!

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12

money by the millions in this city, at
rates among the lowest obtainsble in
any city of similar size.