The San Antonio Light (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 22, 1923 Page: 5 of 20
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THURSDAY.
rBENCH COUNT
STOPS HEM
W TO OO
jives French Viewpoint of
Occupation of the
Ruhr.
lERE ONCE BEFORE
sAys Country Docs Not
Know Attitude of U. S.
and England.
“We have been neighbors to the
Germans for centuries and no people
n the world know them as we <!o”
'ount Lubervillc of Paris who is
topping at the Mmger > botel en route
o the City of Mexico said Thursday
n defense of the •French occupation
L Rjihr Valley. Count Lubervillc
vnU his brother-in-law Coant de
'erier de Larsun with their wives
rrived in San Antonio Wednesday
light en route to the City of Mex-
eo on a private business trip.
"We know" the count said "that
re cannot get anything from the
■ermans courteously and must guar-
ntee ourselves ' against loss of what
hey owe us. We do not lenbw what
our country and the British are go-
ng to do so must loek out for our-
el ves. ”
The French nobleman further stated
hat the occupation of the Ruhr Val-
ey by the French Army is the best
oarnntee France could obtain for
eace with Germany.*
Their Own Lawyers.
“That is where they manufacture
heir war implements” he said "and
inee we have them it will be impossi-
de for Germany to fight us. There is
io great antagonistic feeling among
he French people at this time against
he Germans but nations have no
awyers as individuals to go into court
ind collect debts so we had to go and
rrange for the collection ourselves.”
Count Luberville and- Count de
’erier Larsan were captains in the
•'rench army during the World War
adding commissions in the Field Ar-
il lory.
Count Lubervillc said that he was
n San Antonio about fifteen years
igo. and that when he arrived here
Vednesday night he could not believe
;e was in the same town.
Secs Lots of Cars.
“I did not know a city could grow
o fast.” he said "and no where have
seen so many automobils on the
treets at one time. You surely
ught to be proud of your city and
otir country.”
With reference to his trip to Mex-
co. the count said that his grand-
afher. years ago. became interested
n the country and invested in prop-
rty near the City’of Mexico. Several
rips have been made since then by
ifferent members of the family to
exico. some of them living there. He
Jmd that his present trip is purely
i personal business one to attend to
natters relative to the family prop-
rty near the City of Mexico.
HEIFETZ IN CONCERT
Youthful Musician Shows Genius Far
Beyond His Years.
What is it these inscrutable Slavic
cniuses are born knowing that the
•est of the world must spend patient
ears attempting to learn? They come
lefore us in n dazzling procession—
Aievinne. Elman l’aderewslji. Kach-
naninoff and youngest and greatest
>f nil. Jascha Heifetz in his twilight
•oneert on Wednesday evening—and
eave ns wondering and awe-struck at
i musical perfection that so far sur-
lasses all our little understanding.
Vhat is there in the Russia that we
MCture to account for the musicians
hat sin-ing from her soil and ignor-
ng ocdinaiy human limitations soar
nto the vaulted dome of heaven and
five the rest of us for the too-brief
uoments that they play a glimpse into
ust starry spaces that we enter *ll
heir magic wake hushed and Imlf-
ifraid.
Td criticize Heifetz' playing in the
isual sense of the word is an absur-
lity. To praise it is "to gild refined
mid. to paint the lily the perfume
he violet." The perfection of the per-
ormance as a whole is so overwhehn-
ng. that it is scarcely possible to
lartieularize on "any one point in his
narvelous playing. The tone that he
lets from his splendid Guadagnini. on
rhich he played yesterday is so lus-
rous nnd silken so delicate and so
ncllifluous that .there it nothing with
rhich to compare it. But though it
vrings tears from the eyes by its lam-
>ent beauty its vibrant sweetness
ind its infinite play of magical color
• — in its very nature an aristo-
ratic purity in conveying emotion
hat is unparalleled. Not one touch
>f sensuousness or septimcntality.
lot the smallest blemish <jf impurity
liars its endless enchantment.
The meaning of the word “tech-
lic” is something which Heifetz must
lave learned in a previous existence
or while ho has it to a trnnscendaut.
llimitable degree ho is apparently un-
■onscious of it. With him. technic
s always a means—never an end.
t is a technic however so tontemp-
uously sure of its own collosal pow-
'rs. that it is spiritualized beyond
eclinic in the ordinary sense of the
vorld. Rut if he ignores it. and
nukes his audience wonder if ho has
■ver heard that the violin is the most
lifficult of instruments to play it is
here ns the secure foundation on
thieh his greater qualities of music-
anship nnd interpretation arc built.
Two Week's Court Costs $l5OO.
Members of the federal petit jury
rere excused until April 2. by Judge
>uval West Thursday morning. The
>anel consisted of 45 jurors from nil
•ouutics comprising the San Antonio j
livision. The two-weeks session of ।
cderal court cost the government ap- '
iroximatcly $l5OO. of which about j
11200 was expended to pay for the j
pnnd nnd netit jury expenses. A to- j
al of 5592.30 was paid out hv the i
"nited States marshal’s office. Thnrs-
ny morning to the 45 petit jurors in i
he last panel.
sleeper to < b'cago and.
tlemphis. 11 a. tn. Southern Pacific.!
•hone Travis 6200.— (Am.)
BELKNAP RIFLES TO
REUNITE THURSDAY
EVENING AT CASINO
Will Award Medal to Worst
Drilled Man in Or-
ganization.
A reunion of all former members
of the Belknap Rifles a military or-
ganization that flourished in San An-
tonio in the lattdb part of the Nine-
teenth Century will bo held at Casino
hall at 8 o'clock Thursday night. The
reunion will be in the nature of a
ball with a drill contest nnd several
entertainment numbers.
Members of the one time famous
organization .will wear what they
J-
| Sugarman s Greatest Sale I
| ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED
Only I
7
Days i
* More I
of the |
13-Day I
Sale |
’ I
| ALL RECORDS WERE BROKEN LAST WEEK
y These prices show why!
Js Only 7 days left to take advantage of this sale.
Come in now—you’ll profit by it.
J i j- » Prices Way Study These n
Ladies Dresses
" Hose Down P " CeS Ladies’ taffe- ■
ta dresses in |3
a B< *pure “sdk 4 Label That Guarantees Quality! J
full fashioned’ Extra Value for Your Clothing Dollars SoU Ise-
a $1.50 value ——- to $17.50
__ Group of 100 Suits el nc
*OO This lot embraces values to $4O K■ s i A 49 a
■ some “Sincerity Brand’’ Suits in- ■ ■ I
? eluded -.
B Group of Spring Ladies’
I Sweaters 150 Suits Gaberdine Coats |
I Slipover ~1 Special Suits tVrl I
coat style in A large selection to csted in buy- ■
every possible choose from. These suits * n s P° r t models patch ing a GOOD ■
color cotnbi- are worth double what we packets and belted. Buy $25.00 value
■ nation. Value as k for them now come in and ■
to $2.00 • _ — get it for
I $1 oo sq<.9s |
I Boys’ Boys’ Suits I
Men’s Two-Pants Close out —a variety of I ApTOHS
_ T o materials and colors as- Ladies’ aprons
Under- Suits scmblcd from our h.gher whilc th ■
3rced sults - Come ln - last in every H
Wear These are really $l2 and see them color various ■
values; they are well styles
■ Porosknit and made of wool suitings UW RR
ribbed shirts belted models -
and drawers Zl
75c value O V |
E * ■ 11 Men ’ s Velour
qJwO ? Hats Ladies’
® atS $g qq values in Suits
Men’s Felt Hats silk- velcur hats. Every color
lined. All shapes. Reg- black included in large Of Poi r c t M
IvorV u ' ar S 4-00 /IQ Bnd small QQQ Twill and Ga-
_ J value berdine crepe ■
Garters de c ? ine lin ' ■
a light com- Two-Pants Men’s Caps I models |£ <
fortable gar- Suits Newest arrivals n Caps I
ter> _ ... wonderful patterns silk SI
iS - Men. Sport model in lined and pleated back. I
| IQn $18.95 ST >2 - 50 $169 v I
Overalls Work Shirts Can You
“Big Sam” brand Q Q Blue khaki and polka Beat
$ elastic suspenders vOC dot regular 95c The’-C?
Of wool velour SHIRTS I Sport skirts cf I I
tailored styles SPECIAL 1 ° woo! prunella ■
silk embroid- Collar attached or neck- SPECIAL ■
ered in the band stvle woven and Collar attached or neck-
R new’“copper” corded madras QQ land style neat gP Ladies Wash ■
shade s 1 =tn P eu pattern.-. VUC
I $9 50 THE ONLY DIFFERENCE ” I
Sugarman Bros. I
I ‘ 75c (SELL FOR LESS) 5249 |
401-07 W. Houston St.—Corner N. Flores'
3 1
have left of their uniforms and the
drill will be to determine who it the
worst drilled man in the outfit. Hr
will be presented with a leather
medal.
Part of the entertainment will be
nn impersonation of -Old Black Joe.”
by I Antis Morgart. 70-year-old ex-
slave. A (piartet will sing the ballad.
Earl Hollenbeck eleven years old will
sing. “ Roses That Bloom in No
Man's Lnnd.” accompanied by Phoebe
Morgan also eleven.
The families of th° old Rifles will
attend. It is planned tie make a new
muster roll at the meeting ns the old
roll was lost during the flood of 1921
Several committees have been plan
ning the entertainment for weeks nnd
everything been done to make
the evening enjoyable for the old
times.
The feature of tb° entertainment
will be talks by members who will
tell of some of the experiences of
the organization on special duty. Hu-
morons events of the Rifles and of
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT.
individual members will be discussed
by different speakerr.
LITHUANIANS START IN
. Polish Frontier Subjected 'to Heavy
Artillery Bombardment.
i!
the Associated Pre...
Warsaw Feb. 22.—Detachments of
। Lithuanian troops have bombarded
with heavy artillery th Polish frontier
. in the forest of Podkamien. according
to reports received here from Vilna.
I Through sleeper to Chicago anti
Memphis 11 a. in. Southern Pacific.
I I hone Travis 6200.—(Adv.)
Married Seventy Years.
Quincy 111.. Feb. 22.—Mr. nnd Mrs
Joint R. Little are celebrating the
f seventieth anniversary of their wed-
ding. They were married la Waynn-
bnrg. Pa.. February 22 1853. Mr.
Little was born in Sparta 111. in
July 1833 and Mrs. Little in Penn-
sylvania in' August of the same year.
Mr. Little is the inventor of a metal
wheel used extensively on farm ma-
chinery and trucks. He was retired
from active pursuits. Mrs. Little has
been in poor health for some months.
BI —breathe
JlHyomei
'fSK?' ff 1 scatarr k germs.
■Mpli K Prevents formation <4
'J&ll crusts in nose phlegm
K in throat. Soothes in-
Ws flamed membranes
to KN re * ieves stuffed up
.yy u ral feelmgintwominutes.
m H bo stomach dosing—just
Iffy I— iMbi breathe medicated air:
SW- K HYOMEI. Sold by
। 811 dru «-
IhK Sat-
>SSS. i aS isfaction
1 guaran-
sBEy ! !r?i teed or
MAI money
* Wv rSmF/w back.
HYOMEI outfit
inciddei hard rub- '
ber inhaler.bquid. I ?
Case. ate.. With O'JI fA irO 1
—of experimenting when
'■you can have your clothes
DRY CLEANED and DYED
by experts here? Our serv-
ice is prompt and satisfac-
tory.
51 ar 5C /V
Be Here Early.
Sale Starts _ ff Get First Pick.
is Promptly Li I' Av ° id
|H SA. M. y 'On’Houston at Jsffkrson' Disappointment.
I “Just what you men want”
I FURNISHINGS AT S
I EXTREMELY LOW PRICES
A drastic price-slashing party to clean up various broken lines. MEN! these
values mean money to you—be here early—or let the wife do your shopping
but by all means DON’T PASS UP these savings. •
I r negligee shirts negligee shirts
I j-s.” 95c w- S LSS
' ■ White Oxford and White Poplin neck-
Made of stood quality Percale and Woven band style. Long wearing. The wonder
Madras. Perfect fitting—long wearing. value of the day. I
H EXTRA! KHAKI SHIRTS 65c A value. I
» SILK HOSE EXTRA! GARTERS LISLE HOSE I
I SH Lisle Top and Heels
| tsTXi.y Gsc 29c • “ky.l9c
Buy four pair for $2.00 All Regular 50c grade of a well Buy four pair for 70c. All
I KSfl colors —black too. known make. colors black too.
11 far 25c
EXTRA SPECIAL SPECIAL VALUE
B I SWEATERS BAGS j
LEATHER
Values up to $l5. V ex tra good
a HI ।x. *I/ i v ' I
About four dozen fancy combination Most have double handles. A bag of extra good I
color sweaters. Both coat and slip-on quality. Has extra reinforced sew>g f ™me.
wnSI . heavy remfbreed corners leather lined line nrass
M styies. hardware. A real “He-bag”—for long-time service.
Friday ) .
\/ Saturda y
\ Our First Sale of |
New Spring Hats
.7'50 '
Hats Made to Sell Up to $15.00
NEW HATS —Truly as unusual in quality of ma-
terial and trimmings as they are in smartness.
And such a wonderful assortment of styles this
Saturday grouping embodies—small Hats and
' Large Shapes—Fashioned of
Fisca Cloth Timbo Braids. Silk Faille.
I loir Cloth. Ribbon Hats. X'ezc Felts
/ a ' ‘'l™™ 0^*a^05 ’ •
In all the new gay colors as L
\\ Y well as Black Brown and
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FEBRUARY 22 1923.
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