Houston Post-Dispatch (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 143, Ed. 1 Monday, August 25, 1924 Page: 14 of 14

                                
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MONDAY- MORNING - -
260 SCOUTS ENJOY.
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Scene t the seventh annual encampment of Boy Scouta at Camp Harrl Masterson: Upper left Dr.
T. O. Wooley camp physician demonstrating firit aid on Charlie Bruhl of Company H Troop 14. Upper
right diving from the floating raft life guard's survey tower. Center Company H lined up for meai
call. Lower right "C'mon in; the water' fine!"
FLORIDA MAN
HEPS TEXAS
Dr. Robertson Aids
University With
Research
frost Dispatch Special. 1
AT'STIN. Texas. Aug. 21. Among
the historians investigating the ma-
terial contained in the (iarrin library
f Mexican in the l.'niversity of
Texas is Dr. J. A. Robertson pfo-
lessor of American history in the
lohn B. SletRon university Delnnd
Fin. He is making a thorough search
!or items bearing on the romantic
nstory of Spanish Florida. He has
lound among other interesting papers
WaddeWt
A New Shipment of
Unconditionally Guaranteed
Martha Washington
Electric Irons
Featured as a Summertime Special
At Each
Over 4000 in
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that are designed to make Ironing easy even to those who have
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in weight yet shaped at the point for tucks and frills.
They have a high nickeled finish long extension cord anil
A NICKELED STEEL STAND GIVEN WITH EACH IRON.'
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WADDELL'S
:
Prairie Avenue and Fannin Street
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Must Razz the
Umps InTheir
Own Language
(United Press)
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Aug.
24. Children ia Mexican
schools onder the Jurisdiction
of the Mexican government will
have to do their cheering in
Spanish according to a circu-
lar issued by Or. Bernard Cas-
telum. nHnlster of nubile edu-
cation under Obrigon.
"Rooting" for the home
team In any language but
Spanish I taboe regardless of
the International character of
the phrases. Tbe measure was
adopted In an effort to build
up a "greater national spirit"
Dr. Csstolum explained.
a religious legal pamphlet touching
on the church in Florida. He has also
Use in Houston
aty--yji
3 vsi'
OUTING IN WOODS
1 AUllLIISw t?t4tw-
" immmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
discovered manuscripts concerning the
colonization nnd govmtneut of Flor
ida not hitherto noted by biblio-
graphers. ."The (Jarcia collection of the nni-
versity is rich in bibliography dating
from lbJt to the present said I)r
Robertson. "The collection is per-
haps the richest in Texas. Mexico or
nny other part of npanish-Amcrirn
within the I'uited States. The people
of Texas should be especially inter-
ested because its beginnings hark back
to Mexican and Spanish times.
"With regard to the history of
Florida a number of discoveries of
treaties anil pamphlets liave been
made which have not been noted by
bibliographers thus far. It must al-
ways be a matter of congratulation to
the university that within its library
is housed so importunt a collection as
the Garcia."
LINEN FROCKS IN PASTEL
SHADES.
Nothing could be nicer for the
young girl than the frocks of heavy
linen in pastel shades that are cross
stitched in white around the skirt and
upon the one square pocket.
H WaddeWs
Harris County Lads
Spend 10 Days at
Camp Masterson
Deep In a forest of tall pine trees
on the edge ot a clear sprmg-rcu
like 260 khaki-clad American boys
re enjoying 10 glorious (Iiivh of
wholesome recreation the seventh
annual encampment of boy scouts ut
Cunip Harris Mitstercon.
For another week thec boys will
stny there breathing in the cool pure
air of Mother Nature's great out-
doors and indulging in every hardy
sport typical of the American youth.
Hut all this is not without its dixci
line. The strictest watch is kert
over the boys and they must obey or-
ders at nil times.
Ia charge of the group is R. It.
Adcock the cnuip director. Next n
the line of officers is the adjutant
Snot S. Emison. Other officers in-
clude U. ii. Barber director of nth
letica; John Wilborn director (
woodcraft; Dea It. Calvin in charge
of camp fires and the mess hall; Dr.
T. U. Woolej in charge of the hospi-
tal and camp sanitation; and Travis
Cnlvin who is spending his seventh
year at the camp and has manifold
duties to perform besides his regulir
"bossing" of the bogle corps.
There are also John Hose and
Balph McKnight permanent order-
lies; and Omar Watson temporary
orderly all of whom are the camp
"goats" by their own nomination.
A day's activity nt the boy scout
camp lasts from (1:15 a. in. until i):4.i
p. m. and every minute is taken up in
a definite scheduled way. It is filled
Thomas
Meighan
In George Ade's
"BACK HOME AND BROKE"
NOW 8HOWINO
William Russell
IN
"Alias The Night Wind"
Also Comsdy
Wtdnttday
HOOT GIBSON in
"BROADWAY OR BUST"
kAlso
"OUR GANG"
IN A GREAT COMEOY
And Isis Concert Orchestra
Thos. Fennsll Oonduotor
House of Better Picture
5C LAST DAY 15C
"HALF-A-DOLLAR
BILL"
With AnnaQ. Nlltson
Tomorrow
First Tim In Houston
"Phantom Justice"
With
ROD tAROCQUB
E8TELLE TAYLOR
I M V
i ri
PRE8ENTS
MARIE yt PREV03T
jfir Supported by V
X Raymond y
X Hattoe
X Botkllffs M
Fsllows
and a Star 
with: strenuous eerds ef . til .'de-
scription and tha.wwj 14 It find
to "Mt to Uf. kt;tli((;Mdule4
One of tW Wiest f atures in be
line of porh rjLth. thKeawim pro-
Sam that is- followed in keeping the
.ys fn trim mile water route. At
0:W there i the Biornlnt ''dip.t.Ust-
Ing (or 15 mlnneee. Then reel ewint
is had-at IU15:-thlniasts half an
hour. The fll.J)Tunke of the diff ia
taken t 4 p. .nr.-and lasts until 4:30.
The "buddy ay stem" li followed in
checking ': up on the . boy titrj 15
minutes while- in fwlmminr. In nddi;
tidn there are. numerous life guard
stationed on plnfforffis and on a float-
ing raft as well a a boat system of
patrolling thedekeitoyreve.pt acci-
dents. ' After; each regular swim a.
period t set aside for the Instruction
ef beginners. . .
The bog acouti hOe one of the
finest .'wimming 'fclace of Routl
Teins in Bound lake large spring-
fed body of water that flow into the
San Jacinto river'' hearty.
Sfeals are; served in family etyle.
In the evening there la a large camp
fire which aenrerae a' general n
sembly. A program is staged usually
with music by the camp orchestra.'
Saturday night was "stunt night"
with competition .between the various
companies. -
Two other contests -will be. held
Sunday. . To the cbmpany nresentipg
the best kept and best decorated table
up to that time will be awarded two
blackberry cobblers. In addition
there will be a swimming meet in the
afternoon. -
Beside swimming there Is boxing
wrestling indoor baseball volley bah
and other sports which' are indulged
in by the boys during the hours tet
aside for campus games. AH of these
are properly supervised. There is a
championship series of -game in in-
door baseball Companies A and E
are leading in tHis race.
Rev. Allnton Clnpp Sr. will deliver
a sermon Sunday morning. The whole
day has been set aside as "visitors'
day."
The group of 260 boys at the camp
is made up of lads from College Sta-
tion Goose Creek Crosby and Hous-
ton. Most of them are Houston boy.
The majority of the lads are between
12 and 10. though there are a num-
ber of "older boys" at the enmp.
Tents are furnished by the organi
sation of boy scouts but each young
ster furnishes his individual equip
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The Memory
EXTRAORDINARY
tl Home of the
El Fa ma us -If
foliar Dinner
K DAIlilY DUNCAN iX
WITH THE
SYNCOPATED STEPPERS
PETE
AND
BUD
' In a Burlesque on
a aiatfaV'
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN
NEVER!
of human
From the thrilling novel
fZJT-  ml.t wavlW' A
ment consisting of a" mosquito tar
cot clothing and' eating utensils '
' A rustic Jiridg was recently built
I across . the lake by company l. - 1 1
requireq a uy wota-on in pan oi
40jKya. .. : t ;'";'
Hi camp wuien.-w'oteneo.:ior
t seventh year last .Wedaeidttj will
t nntil Aupist 8a': i v -t';V
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MTRATESSnOW
Washinataa Bureau.
1 Hewtna Peit-Dlspatch
'ARfilXflTON. An increase of
6.7 per cent in production of nitrates
1 predicted by Brlttsn interests con-
trollinc the Chilean nitrate beds for
the year ending June 30. ll25ws com
pared with the rear tndea June o
1)124. when nroduction reached 218(1-
000 tons and 415 per xeut increase
over the 87T.O00 tons ot the preceuing
12 months. In the present production
year thev forecast 250.000 tons.
Th Kitrata Producers' association
of Ixindon owns and controls all of the
Chilean Product except 2!5 per cent
in the hands of American companies
according to information transmitted
to the bureau of agricultural econom-
ic. United States department of agri-
culture by Edward A. Foley Ameri-
can agricultural: commissioner at
London. Aiding the output of the in-
dependent) to that of the association
Sroductfon for the year ended June
. 1U24. reached 2.301.000 tons.
Total exports for the year including
that of the independents do not indi-
cate that tbe trade 1s keeping pace
with oroduction. Durine the 1923-24
production vear 2.210.000 tons were
sold against 2515.000 during the pre-
ceding year. The slight drop in sales
together with n sit nifieant increase 1
in .nroduction had the effect of sug-
gesting that a slight cut in price jn
Chile would be appreciated it is said.
Accordingly when the monthly export
allotments for the current year were
made out a prioe scale appeared
which begina. at $42.80 per ton in
Jiilv and runs up to i4A by January J
IMS. The average nrice of the pre-
ceding 12 month was $44.20 per ton
f.a... Chile. To take advantage of
the new low rates orders poured In to
the extent of 1235000 tons for deliv-
ery up to the end of January. 1025
equalling CO per cent of the sale for
the whole of the preceding 12 month.
Lingers
Special
Ladies'
Matinee
DOUBLE BILL
SMALL INCREASE
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Have you aeen such an I nap I red Lillian Glsh
aa thlT Mis Olsh i tremendoua In thl atory
heart and passion. -
produdionof
Favo Wme Change
 Of Wid " of Israel
' Pre) ' '
JERUSALEM. "Land of Israel"
I being favored a a name foe the
Holy Land Instead of Hi- official
"Palestine." Fop the present it ia to
use only amour Jewm outside of tka
country writing to Palestine  la the
county Palestine la the official Baiue
used universall . except in Hebrew
translation of government docu-
ment. There tha. U.hr.w lotter.
formtnt'the initiate of the two He-.
bre Ord Rr.ti l.rn.l" (l anrt nf
Iwjnel) are being jued parenthetically.
meurew name written Jann
character ia beginning to apneai with
increasing frequency on postal matter
destined for Palestine. . t 
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' Repaired
alet Department. ; '
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Power Co
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This
Woman"
 Irene Rich
Harry Myera
Marguerite
De U Motte
Booth;
Tferklhgton'a
"Turmoil"
George
Hackatorne
Eleanor
Boardman
Eileen Percy
NOW
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With
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Alice Terry
The Mad
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LAST DAY1
IN.
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Shooter"
And MAX FINK'S SYNCOPATERt
Alee JACK SELL Tsnor.
Coming Tomorrow
"Hew to Educate a Wife"
20 Degree Cooler
Today and Tuesday
What Startled Houston
Maxfleld Par'riah'a Picture
''DAYBREAK"
Posed by Beautiful Formed
LIVING MODELS
Something You Should 8ee
Regular 8how Also
HENRY 8HERR AND
JACK ERICKSON In
THE JANITOR
With the
Winter Garden Girls
Ladles' Matinee 20c
Night 25c and 40c
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Newton Player $375
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WeeS SepU
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Thursday Saturday 2:30.
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