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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-20
VIRGINIA-CAROLINA ATHLETIC
BODY FUNCTIONS JANUARY !
New intercollegiate Conference Will Bring Smaller In.
stltutons Into Closer Unon-Eleven Institutions Eli.
siblc for Charter Membership at Outset

In this conference who has rar,icipat-
Cd in intercollegiate contests for four
college years. irrespective o. the
branch Of sport.
section mo student shall play in
this conference who has participated
IN part Of baseball game as a mem
Der of team In organized baseball
Organized baseball shall he contrued
to mean the leagues classified as ma
1ors class An. class 4. class y. class
. ana class - OF the National Assoc
cation or Professional Baseball Clubs.
Section mo student shall play In
this conference who receives from
other those on whom he is naturally
dependent FOR financial support.
money or the equivalent of money.
ruch as board and lodging. etc. unless
IN" source and character Of these
gifts or payments to him shall he APP
proved by the pres idcnt Of this con-
ference. This shall not apply in the
matter OF tuition scholarships.
Section NO student shall be ell
riblf for n college team unless he IS
in good scholastic standing at his coll
lcIc. as determined by the faculty
Of that institution.
Section S.-No student Shall be cl!E-
lille for membership on any college
''h'i' W NV Nus ibNl :iiS Glass stamina,
tnine college hours for freshmen.
twelve for sophmorcs and juniors)
because Of deficiency in the scholar
ship or because OF college discipline.
until after one year from the time
at which lac lost his standing unless
in tho meantime he shall have been
restored To his former class standing
by action Of his college faculty
Section I'm all games played by
teams representing colleges in this
conference the constitution and by
laws OF this conference and the OF
tcials eligibility cards. which he shall
transmit to the members Of the con
ference. He shall have charge OF all
funds and shall submit AT the annual
meeting detailed report of all re-
Ccipts and expenditures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-20
PICK DAVE ROBERTSON
AS LEADER OF COLTS
Giants Release Portsmouth Lad to Manage Richmond
but Dawson's Deal for Local Club Falls Flat Until
Builders Franchise Is Sold

Unconditional release Of Dave Rob
crisnn 10y the New York Giants was
announced last night. the move hav-
ing been made in order that the
Portsmouth sluSger could take over
the management Of the Richmond
club. according to an Associated
Press dispatch.
That Robertson would manage the
Richmond club in event II. l.. Daw-
sou. az r"urtSmouth took over the
franchise here. has been an open Sc
Crct for several weeks. Dawson. how
ever. has been unable To get rid OF
his N"wpvr; News franchise and con-
scqu"ntiy has not done anything In
rcgard 10 the situation here.
Dawson last night stated that lao
has no strings to Robertson. and
mond franchise. while admitting that
he was ~ tn" market for :hc local
ciub'in event his Newport News hold
iugs were DISPOSED Of successfully.
But, according: 10 Dawson. there IS
-" chance at all that Newport News
interests Viii buy him out. while
President ". : Moyc. chairrnan az
the committee named by League mo-
Iuls l" dispose OF the orphan berth.
mas bc'u Nnab!a TO place the fran
Chisc.
Tho Richmond club has signed
RUDE Oldring as manager for 1898.
but II is said that The cnntrac, tx
tho ordinary players contract, and
tina, Eubc could be let out with the
customary ten days notice, oldrin:
was signed at the insiStnnt demand
OF Richmond fans who were pleased
with Ia. managerial ability as shown
In tho las; half OF tin. season Whcth.
cr the cash customers would Civ. "a
c"rGia! reception 10 Robertson after
surrlantias olIriug ia It question.
E"l<:ts"n. at North Carolina state.
vas football ana baseball star. aud
has several good years with tn"
Giants % his credit, but he is In
business In Norfolk aud has no,
treated baseball! seriously FOR several
yeas
Norfolk papers have u, last come
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-20
INGRAM WILL RETURN
TO WILLIAM AND MARY
Indians Elect Flanders Cap
tain and Complete Nine
Game Schedule.
I Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
WILLIAMSBURG. Dec. Ia--Stirrcd
bl the news that Eill Ingram Will
catch William and Mary next season.
members OF the football squad. to
whom banquet was rendered Mon
day evening, elected George Elan
ders captain for 1928. and appualdcd
the announcement OF next fair COM
plctcd schedule.
Before the banquet at meeting
held in the college chapel. letters
were presented my Professor Oscar
/" Shcwinakc, chairman OF the ath-
lctic council. To the following men:
FLANDERS. White. Jordan. Williams.
Haskell. Golfer. Cain. House. Todd.
Chandler. Young. Irwin. Charles.
Parsons and Elliott.
The schedule is as follows: Naval
Academy. at Annapolis. Scptcmbcr2S:
Syracuse, at Syracuse. october &:
Gui!ford College. at Williamsburg.
October Is: Trinity. ut Norfolk. Oc-
tobcr 20: Randolph Macon. ut VIII
liamsburG. october -; IIampden-Sid
ncy. at Newport News. November ,:
University of Delaware, at Williams
burg. November 10: Roanoke College.
at Roanoke. November II; University
of Richmond. at RichmOnd, Thanks
giving Day.
Brief ;alks were made at the ban
quct by Mr.. Shcwmakc. who acted as
POSTMASTER. President Chandler. Ath-
letic Director Driver. Vernon Gcddy,
Esq. aud Judge Charles y. Feidel-
son. DIR. Chandler discussed tho
sportsmanlike spirit exhibited by tho
team and the student body during
the past season, and dwelt upon his
plans for developing tho facilities for
physical training at the college.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-20

haven. Salana also ran. Bermont,
Silver Springs, Straigh, Shot. Moon
Winhs. Cleopatra Boy. Aillcsro. Sec
rotary scratched.
Fourth e-Fantochc. 100 CMc-
Coy). II 70 .. to :. TO /, won. Cop
per Demon. 100 tButwclp. 6 to .. |
TO 3 to 6, second: IIcrmis Kemblc.
10" tMcrimec), TO !, to =. to >.
third. Time. 1850 40. Al! Fair and
ESCarpulctct also ran.
Firth racc-Rravo. % oMcin), TO
]. > {" !. to ; won: Attorney Muir,
100 tpwcnsD, II TO |. > To /. ) To =.
second, SaSamo"k. 40 tMcDcrmott
1 10 !, ! To =, . TO >, third. Thine.
] -: 10. American Soldier. JOHNNY
Ovcrtcn and Phalaris also ram.
SiNth raec-Miracle Man. 100
lAhlc). - 10 |. 8 to !. , To !. won
Grace Foster, l02 CMcin). to =. even.
to .. second: Futcn. lO5 tFreishom.
10 TO ]. 10 |. to /. third. Time.
l:52 ] .. "arlilic Will Soon. Hutch
ison. NapthaliuS. Regal Lodge. Viva
Cuba. Toss Up. Anna Gallup and
Dada also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-20
GENERALS AGREE TO PLAY OUANTICO 4
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

year -olds. furlungs-f;vcyin saw
yer. ll2: 'Josic NJ. l02: tildcrfcr.
,ol: 0rmsleinh. ioi: barbara Palmer.
io7: Go: lOi: The Mulcskinner. 1907
Ioona. iol: lie ouicK 100. Sam Me
bride. i0?: Wransicr. 1907: .Bcile OF
i:lu" Ridge. no: Ormon;. 10: Sweet
Sccord racc-$1o0. claiming: lilies
and mares. three ycur-olds and up.
furl"nEs-chalcaug l07: GYPSY
Light, io3; MAJ. Girl. 10: 'Kosc OF
.Iappy Girl. lie. Las, Brush. IO2:
'Arictta. l0i; Straight Shot. lOI;
Granny Lee: lo:.. Springv.le. 10;
'k"siah. lu": .John Summa. lO5
mic. lu1. SacaJawca, ilo.
Third racc-SiOO. claiming: three
ycar-o!dS aud IN: mile and three
sixteenth mcrican Soldier. 1903:
lo3; Thunderbird. 100; Lord Herbert,
10: pr. Rae. 10: Regal Lodge. los:
Moody. los: Secretary, los. ASH
lin, -; Rustler. 10;
Handicap. $1,000. three ycar.oljs
and w: mile and 40 yards-Amcrican
Boy. 20: Slippery Elm. l07. Blarney
stone: lo? Eastsidc. no; Despair.
Fitth race-S7Oo. claiming: three
ycar-olds aud IN: 6 turi"ngs Will
liam ~. IL; Sea- Mint. III. Night
boat. III. simplicity. lC2:. campus
lu;; Spue*. 40. pride az India. 100.
Tulane. rs. .Sewcll Combs. ito.
orcus. 10: 'Trantuia. lua. Dark
Horse. III.
Sixth racc-s7oo claiming: three
N"ar-oidS ana m: mil" aud six
tecnt TIL kinE Trojan. iui: Scottish
chief. III; ScHrchl;Eht third lO";
fettT j.. 100. i;all"t Car. III. Camnu-
rcur. 100; 'Tuls". lvi; 'lIonoiuim
10y. III; 'Encriaiic. l0? Amaze.
los: Music. 100. 'Fu;cn. 3S. Lucy
Kate. lol 'rokaion March. Ici.
'phclan. los.
'5pprcnticn allowance claimed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-20
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First race-Gail Ford, ll5 (Kel-
,ay). 10 TO /, , to !. to ). won;
First Blush. ll5 GE. pooD. to ..
TO s. second: Blue Bird. ll2 OWL
sonl, TO >, third. Time: l:l7 is.
Buddugic. Eeelfoot. Rupee. also ran.
koella. Mcintosh. Prince Tiitii, AL
Turing and Josie NJ. scratched.
Second race-Golden Floss, los
tDoyle). IS to }, 8 to 3. 10 ;. won:
kirah, los (Dwcns). . to ], and even,
second: Promising Tom, los tKis-
ncr). 10 2. third Time: 1895
EaEazassa, Pride of India. Smart
Guy. The Poyvian. Service Star. also
ran. Thee. Ogariic, Nordcck, Ting
pumbfounder. Oraleggu. Ettahe,
scratched
Third racc-Mylie. 100 CMe!nl. : Ia
]; TO :, TO ). Won. Ashlin. 81
ttrankD. TO !. 4 to l. second:
mopc. lib Chalmcrs). ] to .. third
, rrhim%, ;'3 - Iiomeward Bound
Mhrsc Jimmy. Jake Field. White
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-20
Y. M. /. POLOISTS LOSE
TWO GAMES IN ROW
Newark ana Brooklyn TENNIS Defeat
Flying Squadron, 1917
mud tn,

Especial to The Times Dispa.ch1
NEW YORK. Dec. lo.-Following
their dcfea, last Monday night by the
Yale four at Sew Haven tho Vir-
einia Military Institute polo players
Invaded the metropolitan district to-
DAY ana suffered double setback.
F!aNinE as".hs; th" ESSEX troop al
newark thtS afternoon the visitors
lost TO the icrscyltcs by 10 TO I. and
tonight were dowucd by the Brooklyn
riding and driving club team at
Brooklyn hy to 3. In their contcst
III brooklyn the soldier lads played
a remarkable game In spite Of tho
'"ct that they wcr" riding horses
instead OF ponies. The Southcrners
gave "a m: exhibition Of tcamwork
ana their hitting was without "A flaw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-20
HAVANA ENTRIES

c,l E5s: ' 800 ,"o lsei5;s.
Dinah Dean. lo2. CisQUa, lug. .Bo5
Prath"r. iHa: 'Susiaia. l"4 'Rosie
IL. loi. 'Nutty. los; illusiuuist JOY.
Second race For ;hr"e.sca- o'ls
.First Iullct 100: 'twriu- lo,
Gc,am 100 jim, lo7 'Ha,ra~k. 1870.
M;iS Son no. Marshal l.GgH,ran.
III, Jack H"Mey III. K.r.'i.. lI..
Ray AKIN. il2, Smile, IL. Juaui,l
Thirl Claiming. $500 ,hroc-
sRerctta. iO4: Bodied Hair. i04. ~
1G7: Lady Rachael I0? Red Lana
Jos; Deer Tail. III; Tom Caro-. ll@
Iuntress. liz. Dinty Moore. ll@
, ,3syy,, bo,Ts9' 49, Huiio' 49, T"ea,
Fourth race-Three. ycar-olds and
up. claiming; $500: - furIOngs
Uncle sonny. TOO. .Eiyers!de 100
Col. Chile, 1o2; Npplcjack. II, los
.nepper Tea. IoS. COCK Of the Koos,
1o7: Old sinner. lo7 FincaStle. IQs
Fifth racc-All ages handicap
$500; m!ie-Rorp!n Mary. Is. Li,ti,
Black sheep. rs; Riue Hawk. rs
Toncy's Beau. 100: Buddic Eean. ll5
Sixth neutrality-suspicious. an,
up. claiming: $500: mile, so Yards
'Hilly Lane. lO;. 'Ho,naiI. l05; Gar
dom. los. Proprietor. 10, GOll,l
lied. ITO: Chimora. ll2
Seventh racc---Thvc.- ycar-olds an,
np. claiming $500; mill, ana six
itGen,h1,.c5os..m!ron. 100; Tnmper. lo2
1o:.. North sea. III: Quaker. llG.
'Apprentice allowance. ) pounds
weathe. clear; track fact.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-20
So, nuy Sur Inrcldcr.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL. Dee. IA
deal was closed today by which tho
Bloomington Three Eye club die.
posed of Second IIascman Ray Wood i.
worth to the Chicago White Sox.
Woodwork waa the leading second
bascman OF the league. his fielding
average ofc $50 being the best made,
by a Th-cc-f:yc League second base
man participating In TOO or more
galnes since 1910. The past year wa
his first in professional baseball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-20
willard VIII uox.

PORTLAND. ORE. Dec. lo.-Jess
Willard. former heavyweight cham
pi"n Of the world. will box six two
minute rounds here tonight in an cx-
hibuion. Ills opponents will be Jim
BORDEN, 1915 FOUNDER. and an un-
named giant from Tillamook. Ore.
Three regular t"n-roumd bouts 10y
other boxers viii he given on the
sam. bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-20
Mountninccr. x,nr, wc,,

MoRHA%TDWN. ". VA. Dec ~
The West Virginia University foot
bali squad OF iwcmty.cirhc men. ia
ciudins coaches and jraju.rs. loft
here lat" today for San Diego, Ctl.
ii" Mountainous Ill meet tonnage
University Christmas bay. Nithouph
.nicus" cold and snow hamper d
r'actic" during tn" past f.w daye
''pch spears said his men we're ~
I'm" trim. Tn" suuad. und.ioaicf tn q,
s"ason. VII! arrive in Chicago to-
morrow morning. 40 other stpp viii
b" made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-20

around TO the view that the thrco
largest cities OF the state are en-
titled TO real baseball and arc now
ciamoring for the circuit 70 reach
into the North for solid. substantial
entries. event If II Involves n change
In tn" name. The league meeting is
scheduled for January =. when a show
down must como.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-20
Alirge Liabilities Of sI,Mo 900

NEW YORK. Dec. ls.-AlIcging
Liabilities OF sl.0OO.OOO. three cred (.
itors today hlcd an Involuntary pc
tition in bankruptcy against Max
Sr!"gcl. theatrical producer of this
city. The assets were Eot mentioned
in the petition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-20
CIcmcnccnu Home r,d,X

30 JhiNcfSai Service.
LONDON. Dec. i9-ticorGcs Glenn
:nceau arrived "a; plymouth this aft
crnoon cn route to chcrbOury Tho
Tiger refused to talk on the subjcc,
OF rcparations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-20

p"rcd by In" efforts TO bring in OPP
position. Three hi: Eamcs for
hiclImord annually should hc enough
To satisfy all. and crowds Will lc just
hs good rn amy day as on the holiday
date. now being filled hy Eastern
NirS MAS two strong rivals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-20
Winter Not Restful on Sports Wri:er
SIDELIGHTS ON SPORT
Ye Old Dope Will Need Creasing
by EARLE LUTZ

We'll | suppose you are taking IL
easy now. is the greeting the sports
editor gets on al lsidcs during the
month. But this thing OF working
the dope mill overtime is weary
job. despite the opinion of the lads
around the office that winter Ia Just
Il synonym for rest in the sport de
par tmCnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-20

nnsition Thrr. h,,. ,.,,'os 80 ,pr
,j..I,nn,, .,,,,,,,.i, ,,, =,
as good ON any J,v rs ~, mo h,,iI,,.
date now h.in- filled ly Eastern
Nirginia's two strong rivals.
TALK Of a stadium continues 20
Gr"w and an effort will be made 10
hay" the city name Il commission TO
study the proposition. The very fac;
mat the city has Il huge playing field
may nave TN" effect of hllinS the
seats. although the capacity of Mayo
'Niahh fark has not yet been over
'"N''' Mhie us facilities can hc IN
'S"" r"nNiu'ra"'y II the need
- 10y p""S' "' IN" s"hJect VIII
M ""''' II may 40 some
VIVA, ri,h,
-, n,,,,, ~, ia
,,,.. co., ;,,i' - 49,. rp't "''
I,riI,,f,, .,.,i,a,, 10. :
49,, .n',i. i,".," o '."eh "itt's
:" '""'
,I,,a
',,,,,a,;,,, '', S''a'i Tor rear
,,,a,.,.. ,,;, .r" '"' SP'V-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-20

the dope mill overtime is weary
around the office that winter Ia Just
Il synonym for rest in the spor, de
partmcnt.
However. the good old virginia
League helps fill uo considcrab;cspac.
that might otherwise go to perfect
ly cood ads. II ever the Circuit.
reaches that point OF stability that
there Will be no spcculation on The
makeup for the next season. TN.
writer will need few assistants
weave yarn around.
Tho release of Dave Robertson
ito manage the Richmond club of
IN" Virginia League" helps vile away
FEW hours. Dave is surely slated
for tho job. but the contingencies
are many. or instance, III. u. Daw-
son is the lad who will employ Dave.
IL III. fercy manages to get rid OF
his Newport News white elephant
But Dawson seems to have trouble In
convincing anybody that he has any.
thing for sale. I, is doubtful IL he
could even drop the Builders fran
chise In anyhody's sock on Christmas
Eve. So Robertson is minus his lob
IN New York and has slim chance
OF getting one here.
1t Is good news that the Ouantico
Marines are to get Washington and
Lee here for game on October %.
me proposition made by the Marines
was most generous one, and the
Generals arc doing n sensibl. thing
TO take advantage of IT, General
Butler is willing even to send a
small army of carpenters here to
hu!ld extra seats. which was done at
Baltimore. The Marines are spend
1rs OF money and the visit Of 1000
or the Leathcrnecks will IL a real
treasure 10 Richmond next October.
Propositions TO bring outside COL
leGes to Richmond for Thauksgiv-
ing Day game should be discouraged
We have in the University Of Rich
mond. an institution that has done
much TO help tho city along in a
sport direction an dthe annual game
between the Indians and Spiders
would be encouraged instead OF ham
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-16
El. CONSUL GENERAL
.PiDE SRRANTlAS

= Con>u' ado General ~ esJa r.2-
Sad ~ tauc~ eoaocim.sDto De 10 an
7er.or. a:spuso ~ primer lcEa- Qle q
ConsG,edo en- Dallas Meva-a "abo
1nayoreS y mas am2,.aS investigated
1es a I'm de eO7"ce- "a yerdad H. los
hechos y nro~4-7- n so.uci@H on el
mismo ;e-reuo De los ac0rtecjm."n-
tos. pero a3e~nas, te!aCrafi6 a, Co
hernado~ de! E>.ado. Mr.. Pa,t VI.
Nefi. en- solic:-ad de ka-antfas 7a-2
los rnexicanoS anenazados.
TambiSn - a.-igi6 o. C6USul Ge-
neral Ruiz por n "a ;e.egratica 4 a
Enbajada de Mexico en Washington
y Al Sec-e,a~.o de Eslaciooes DE-. Co
r.arno de- Mexico. poaiendo EN- co"o-
cimieuto IA iir.ca-ad que ha sursj-
do.
Las y.clncic1atro hcras d. pIazo
q Sc disron a e, co.onia pa-a Sa.5- De,
iusar. deb!eyon veneer aver Por n
nocne, ps-o nj cn q ConSulado Gere-
raj. n: ea n3ngUns ora tuen:e DO in
corrnaci5n - tenio no1lc.4 S.gGna.
informandcsenas que no - pensabl
tene- ausvos 1aios sino has;a a ma
iiana de. dia Ge hoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-16
CAUSO PANICO EN- MEXICO la OUIEBRA
DEL "BANQUE FRANCHISE DU MEXIQUE''
Por falta de fondos, suspendio oyer sus pagos
esq Institution de creaito. Muchas personals
retiraron sus depositos de otros bancos
Los Directories Gerente de la quebada dcen que los
cente perderd nj centaUo pueS que pagodos
todos los credos sendo clio question de tempo tan solo

cOmp-Umeti0 = entregar Ia Suma en-
question antes dc las diez de IA ma =
mana de hoy, Y con esta promesa, as!
no Ge que no pcrmi;!rfa que ei banco
menc.onado Sc vlera en- dificultadeS,
pUes que clio "epercutirla fatallnen-
t. en toda n Republica, tanto Ia Ge-
rencia del Bauco como ia JUnta Di-
,ectiva de Il Corfiaron en- que Lego
rrata envia-ia e: dinero ofrecido Y es-
peraron traDQuil6s. pero ilegaron las
dieZ de- IA malana y Legor-eta no
mand6 Il suma ofrecida. disculpan-
dose de no podcr cump!i- con Ia pro-
mesa emnehada.
ESQ oCasiouc lnmediatamente e.
cierre de! Baaco. cuya Gerencia. sin
embargo. asecuIa que ninsuno de los
favurecedores de e. perderan nj IN So
20 ceHiaVo. va Sc trate de los que tie
nen cuen;as co-rienteS. como los que
tienen su dincro colocado a p,aZos
fijos que por ctro concepto tengan
cuenta cogrienlt, Y que Ia suspension
de pasos solo serA question de un
tempo mas menoS largo antes de
p-oCeder a hacer electives Sus ere
ditoS tOda veZ que e. Banco ticne en-
ca-tera el dinero suficienta para pa
gar a todoS sus acreedores.
Sc asegura que los dnicos que re-
sultaran pertudicados con esta quie-
bra seran los senores Amilian Jules
Lacaud. para quienes el Banque Fcan-
caisa represeataba tre!nta amos de
trabaio honrado constsnte. pues a.
hacerse IA liquidaci6n judicial los ac-
cionistas no recibirdn las cant.dades
;nvertidas Y los eSpresados seho-es
Lacaud tenfa2 n n.ayorta de n ac-
clones de Ia Tegociaci6n fall!da.
Las of,c!nas del Banco Sc hallan
resgua-dadas por gendarmes e inf
nidad de gentes Sc han reunido eli Ia
Avenida de Isabel Ia Cai5!ica. Ell
doade estan las oficinas. suscitandose
entire elias escenas dolorosaS. pueS
muchas gentes pobres que nc p0dfan
saca- su pequeno aho-ros Sc agl.aoan
presas de una horrible consojs Y ann
hubo alguuas qre Noeaban, sscguran-
do que quedaban en- Ia mas compile
Ia miseria
Sc sabe qIs muchos depositantes
supieron con anterioridad ia situa
ci6n financiera del Bancc Y que opo--
tuuaments sacaEon sus dep6sitQs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-16

Fl sensational case de Clements
Apolinar. que hace POGO mas dc TN
ajio conmoviera Ia soCiedai sanan
,oniana pGr II brutalid I'd demoSua-
da en 81 crimen cometiGo por cs" IN
,::v!iuO. en- IA persona del nino Ico-
doro Bernahrd brutalidad propia So
10 d. IN hOmbre demente. ha totado
A I'll fin y el REQ tendra ahurd qu" SU-
bir las cradas de. patibUlo para paGar
con su vjdI. 81 horrible crimcn. So
lamente d pcrG6n del Executive dt.
E.stado. podrt ahort Salvar Apoiinar
de Il horra. pueS cl ultimo Tccurso
inteutado por los defcnsorcs del acu-
sado. Ia Solicitud para una nueyd au-
tienc:a. major diCho. para una nu"
-, tramitaci6n del case, fundandoSe
en- que 81 REQ al cometcr 81 crImen Sc
ha!lab4 en- estado de demencia. aca-
ba de- ser neCado por "A Corte de Ape
lsciones Crim-na!es dc Austin. que
confirms con fecha l. d Mayo d"
este ano. Ia sentcncia dc muertc die
tada contra Apolinar, por Is Corte
Criminal local que conociG del prO,e-
SO.
De sobra cunoc!dos son va dc nues-
troS lectores los detalles del crincn.
que ocurri6 q 16 de agosto DE 1911.
en- un agostadero situado ut lado
del camino de Southerl4nd Springs,
cerca de Ia !adrilIera dc Sem.
f. j6ven Bernhard. prestaba sus
servIcios en- i, lechcria de un ameri-
cano llamado \. D. Hopkins y el dia
de los hechos, habia lido a paStar unas
vacas. en- compana de su hermano
menUr Sc halaban baio Ia sombra
d. un arbol descansando. cuando Sc
present6 Apolinar deSpu"s lie in
quirir de una manera brusca que es-
tabau hacienda allf los muchachos,
los amenazo con go!pe4rlos. Segun el
relate que =! hermano menor de
Bernhard. hizo durante el juradc que
ccnoci6 de Ia causa contra Apolinar.
Los jdvensS. asIstados ccharon Il
CoT~sr. pero cntonceS ApOI!nar empe-
z6 a arrojarles pedradaS. hacienda
blanco ana de elias en- Ia cabeza del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-11-16
lei NUEVO PUEBLO DE ESALTlLLOLAFRAGUA
OUEDO OFICLALMENTE INAUGURADO VA
La enrega de los edifcios consudos los donatoos
de la Colonia Mexcana en- los Esados Undos, Sc hzo
por los representatives especales que Sc nom6raron,
se7ores don Bernardo Zetina don Ieodoro Torres s
Ell PUEBLO ACLAMO A La COLONIA MEXlCANA,
A" "LA PRENSA" Y AL SIR. IGNAClO E. LOZANO

Salt;llo Lafragua, Sc hizo entreSa de
IA. !laves correspondientes los edi-
ficios de Ia P.esidencia Municipal,
Carcel Y Escuelas Y que tuvieron un
costo en- conjulto dc setenta mil Pc
SOS. En- el acto de IA entresa, Sc pro-
nunciaron discursos por los represen-
tantes mencionados. asf como por al
sunos de los fIncionarios del nuevo
pueblo, aclamaEdo los vecinos del lu-
ga a IA Colonia me:SSanc de los Es-
tados Cnidos. a LA I.RENSA. de SaS
Antonio. Texas, y al senor don lgna-
clio Z. Lozano por Ia patriotica Ia
Dor que sc ech5 a. cuestas para reu-
mr. la suma de dinero que de manera
ttn cficaz ayudo n reconstruction
del pueblo.
Los veciros Gel luEar, han empesa-
do a cambiar "a sus RESIDENCES .
nuevo pueblo pronto Sc vera ent-ar
q este en- un periodo de verdadero
florecimiento. pues tC6I el g.undo Sc
halIa animado de Ia mejor voluntad
para cooperar en- Ia obra de proSreso
orospe-idad.