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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
GIANTS AT KERRVILLE
Fourth Game Of Fredicksburg Series
Is On Sunday.

kerryille, Tex. Aug. 11.-The Ath-
letics entertain the fast Fredericks-
burg Giants here Sunday afternoon i'll
the fourth game of q series of six to
be played with that team this season.
The locals have COPIED two OF the
three played to date.
The pitching selection for the do
mestics has not been announced. but
it is probable that Barry or Bras
well will open with Cox behind the
bat. Brown will be used in the in
field if he is not assigned to start on
the mound.
Joe Vielick. formerly of Kelly Field
but late of the Comfort Green Sox,
has been added to the local roster
and covers the keystone sack. j. ,.
Baker, who played with the Athletics
until. recently when he joined the
Coleman club, is back and cayorts
around in the outer gardens and is
also used in the infield when neces-
sary. The local infield is now strong
er than at any time during the earlier
part of the season.
Robertson, fork-handed pitcher, Is
rapidly recovering from an injured
knee, and expects TO be ready for
mound duty when the Athletics play
three-game series with the strong
Aztecs in San Antonio. Pitcher Bras
well showed up we'll in the inning
he pitched last Sunday and is ex.
pected to bolster the chunking stall
considerably.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
AUSTRALIANS TAKE
DOUBLES MATCH IN
DAVIS CUP TOURNEY
laps Glory, HoweUer, When
Fukuda Beats Tilden
in Exhibition.
South Side Tennis Club, Chicago

d. South Side Tennis Club, Chicago,
Aug. i'll. b. Hawkes. and J. o,
Anderson Saturday played Australia
within one match of the right to meet
France Mt Boston Thursday to decide
who will play America in the Davis
Cup tennis play.
The two flashy Australian stars de-
feated Zenz6 Shim:dzu and SiSichirc
Kashio of japan in the doubles match
of the "tie" series here Saturday.
Anderson will play Shimidzu and
Hawkes. will play Fukuda in the
Sunday matches. Fukuda's stock shot
skyward when he defeated William T..
Tilden H., in an exhibition one-set
match late Saturday. ~.
The Australians won today, 81,
go. 6-3, literally smothering the Nip
ronese.
Fukuda defeated Tilden, the Ameri
can champion, GA in the one set ex
hibition. Fukuda played the best ten
mis- he has yet displayed here. This
was Tildeh's second defeat recently at
the hands of foreigner. He was
beaten in the Illinois title matches al
Skokie by Don Manuel Alonzo OF
Spain.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
TRAP RECORDS FALL
Recent Performances by Shotgun Art
lists Remarkable.

b. Trapshooting records are getting
quite few bumps this season. Early
in June Fred Tomlin of Glassboro,
n. j., (who tours re eastern IS as
a firearms agent), brooks 24S straight
shooting from 22 yards. missing his
first and last taret in $50. The best
previous record was los by Mark
Arie. On July at Atlanta, Ga. II.
ID. Freeman, former champion of that
state, and runner-up this year, broke
100 straight from % yards. This is a
worlds record for an amateur. Char
ley Young, shooting as a professional,
broke 100 straight from % yards CT
Peru, Ind, in 1916, but the record
book does not contain any perform.
ance for an amateur from % yards
Three days after this performance Mr.
Freeman shot at % more targets from
% yards and broke 20 straight miss
ing his 21st, and finishing with q
breaks in %. This really give him q
straight run of 100 targets from %
yards-a most remarkable perform
ance.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
BOONE WITHIN
SIX POKES Of
200-H|T TOTAL
Slips a Little During Week
But Still Ahead
With .40S.
BEARS GOOD FIELDERS
Sounds Funny But Team
Has Played Most Error
~ less Games.
BEARS GOOD FIELDrRS
By WILLIAM b. RUGGLES.
LEAGUE Statistician.)

Ike Boone fell six hits short OF
reaching the coveted goal of 200 base
blows during the past week, but early
in the coming one should tap the
mark. He lost several points in bat
ting, but, with .40s through Thurs
days games, was still moving in high.
He needed but one more ri nThursday
to reach the even 100 mark.
Kraft of Fort Worth ran his home
run figure to % during the week.
while Vache of Dallas had stolen 50
bases. Bescher of Wichita Fails Is
only four behind the Dallas man.
Hitters of 300 or better through
Thursdays game:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
SHELTON ARRANGING
PRELIMINARY BOUTS
FOR AUGUST 20 CARD
Burns and Green to Fight
Sem;-windup to Buff
Paacho Scrap.

Jack Shelton is busy now framing
up a card of preliminaries for his
feature fight show of the summer sea-
son, the August 20 BIZ. scheduled for
the Soledad roof, on which Johnny
Buff, until year ago the holder of
the worlds bantamweisht and Amer
lean flyweight championships, will
meet Kid Pancho, the best flyweight
scrapper in these parts, in ten-round
bout.
The promoter has hooked up two
tough sluggers for the semi-wihdup,
Chuck Burns and Johnny Green, well
terweights. They are down for six
rounds. Green is sale to have been
training and has taken some of the
crudeness out of his style which sew
eral times got him in bad with the
fans and lost him fights on fouls.
Cliff 3lejsoe will test Bert Bran
non in another six-rounder. They are
Junior !ightweights.
There will be two other preliminar-
| les. In one of these, Earl Foster, a
promising young weller who captured
/ hio OhiH lpNal DOuAs AObEul
or more ago on the Elks' roof, and
has since been toIghe'ing up in a
small circus travelling through South
Texas. will take on some opponent
not yet selected. In the other, Shell
ton may match a couple of dusky
mitt-slingers.
Rabbit Palmer was hatcher wiki
Dummy Meeghan from Fort Clark
but Palmer has an Oklahoma engage
ment on August - anG. can't stay
here.
Dell Gotten, Shelton's regular ref
cree, will be the third nan in the ring
for the preliminaries and the Pancho-
Buff mill also.
The Buff affair will be of untold
value to Pancho if he is able to grab
off victory. A triumph for the local
lad will give him all kinds of prestige
and dOubtlessly crack at the worlds
championships held by Pancho Villa
and Xrankie Genaro.
Little old Buff, crafty ring gen.
eral, will test the brilliant San An
tonic lad TO the limit, but there is
; no reason, if Pancho is at his best, as
her was against Jimmp Russo, for ex
ample, when he knocked out Russo il
their last meeting why the Kid shout
not win. Probably he has a better
: punch than Buff right now.
2 Many San Antonians do not FULLY
realize how very good 4. ancho IS. Vet
eran fight followers here declare re
peatedly that the Kid has eyarythin;
n champion needs except a chance a
the big guns and the tests these rea
r bouts will give him.
After the Buff fight, Pancho's fu
ture may be clearly d an.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
HARRY CREB'S HOWLS|
OF ANGUISH RESOUNDI
AT LATEST CHARGES
Word Goes Rounds Pitts
burger viii "LayDown''
TO Wilson.
BY FAIRPLAY,

Copyright. by The San Antonio Light.
New York. Aug. 1f.-Word going
the rounds of the white light region
that Harry Greb had arranged-eor
some unknown reason-tO take il or
the ear when he meets Johnny Viii
son for the, middleweight champion
ship, has drawn bowls of anguish from
Harry and all associated with him.
why" writes Harry. "should
agree to lay down to Wilson! l never
laid down to anyone in my life and
am not going to begin now. What's
the idea?'
Everyone who knows Greb will join
with him in this question. Harry is
straight and a fine fellow and why
he gets the panning he does every time
he makes move is n mystery. Al
ways giving the best he Inns, Gret
ought to be one of the most popular
fighters in the country. and yet al
the time he has been followed by in
suit. abuse and misrepresentation. Ever
his hick wife up in the Adirondack
has not been immune from anonymous
letters.
Greb never laid down to any man
Maybe if he had he would be better
liked in some quarters.
In all the verbal warfare between
Tommy Gibbons and Jimmy Dough
erty who refereed the Montana bat
tie. let it be remembered that. Will
Dempsey did strike two low blows
for which he merited nothing NOR
than n warning from thp referee Tom
my did some locking of Dempsey
arms. some holding on and genera
stalling that would have warrante
similar action on the referees par
Tommy put up good bout and III
writer hands it to him without stint
Just the same. it will get him nothin
TO alibi himself at the expense of tn
| referee.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
SEMI-FINAL MATCHES
BOTH GO TO TEXANS
IN DALLAS DOUBLES
Oklahoma Pairs Defeated
in Southwestern
Tennis Meet.

Dallas, Tex, Aug. 1.-THE hope
OklahomA had of winning the doubles
in the Southwestern tennis tourna
ment were smashed Saturday after
noon on the courts of the Dallas Ten.
mis- Club. when ]. b. Adoue Jr. and
Bradley Hogue of Dallas defeated Ben
and Kirk Parks of Oklahoma City
and Leyen Jester and John Barr OF
Dallas took Paul Darrougli AMI
Claude Monette Of Oklahoma City intc
camp. Adoue and Hogue won III
straight sets, 6-1, Ga. "a, while .Ies-
ter and Barr won 81, 4-6, Ga, G-3.
The finals between the two Dallas
teams will be played Sunday after
noon, beginning at 4 o'clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
CAMP STANLEY WILL
BRIGHTEN UP WITH
FIELD DAY SUNDAY
San Antonians Inuifed to
See Mounted Exhibi-
tons and Sports.

Camp Stanley will brighten up like
war days Sunday when the annual
Cavalry Field Day of the Texas Ma
tional Guard is held, according to
Chaplain Lee W. Heaton of the 56th
Cavalry Brigade. The program ar
ranged by the chaplain includes three
hours of mounted exhibitions starting
at = o'clock in the afternoon, followed
by a baseball game. free movies and
other holiday activities. :,
Parking space for several hundred
automobiles from San Antonio has
been provided near the, polo practice
field. Automobiles may reach the
camp by way Of the Fredericksburg
road and the Leon Springs cutoff. The
citizen-cavalrymen, 500 in number. are
in barracks in Area Il, the northern
part of the camp.
The Sunday afternoon program,
with explanation of mounted races,
| follows:
9 u. m.-Rescue race, 100 yards.
One mounted man from each troop Will
ride to the goal, pick up psuedo
wounded man and ride back.
ESQ u. m.-Jumping race, 5OO
| wards, hurdles. Four low hurdles viii
be jumped by picked troops, mounted
Judges to consider riding form, mount
ing and dismounting. Several hair
pin" turns on the course will slow up
the riders, TO increase the hazard.
3 y. m.-Relay race, 400 yards
Teams of four men and one horse
from each troop will take part: Rid
ers go 100 yards, dismc urt and relin'
quish the horse to the next man, judges
considering form as well as speed.
| 3 80 d. m.-Obstacle race, mounted
and dsmounted. Each contestant
must cross barbed wire entanglements
brush niles and barrels on horse. tic
the animal Mt the end of the first half
continue through fences and moro
barbed wire, and end By firing shoi
at target. Form as VIII as speed
) will &c judged. -,
4 80 D. m.-Equipment race, 2ol
yards. Contestants sts', dressed oni,
! in shoes. brooches and ndershirts. A
end of 80 yards, they must pick "
, leggings. shirts, hats and spurs; ~
yards farther get a horse; 80 yard,
. farther, saddle. saddle blanket ant
bride; then q rifle. rifle boot, saber
saddle bags and blanket roll. AT TN
| finish each man must dismount. judges
will award according to points, mel
! leaving off part of their equipmen
being disqualified.
Winners Of each event will get SINAI
prizes, while oliver loving cup vii
20 to the troop having the highes
number Of points for the entire day
The cup was given by Capt. Waite
Pyron of Fort Worth and will be hell
by the troop winning the cavalry fieh
day each year during the future.
, Brig. Gen. Jacob +. Wolters. com
r handing officer of the citizen-caval
\ rymen, has opened the camn to tn
public for the day. Baseball games
r polo and other events will be on tn
llate afternoon program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
Babe Ruth Within One
Home-run of Williams
After Saturdays Swat


Babe Ruth Saturday hammered
out his twenty-eighth home-run of
the season in the Yankee Stadium
off George Dauss. the veteran De-
troit nitcher. and advanced TO
within one circuit swat of Cy Viii
liams of the Philadelphia Ma
tionals, the major league leader,
who has 20. Babes bust found no.
body on base and came in the last
inning of the second game of the
Detroit houble-header. 1t helped
nose out the Tigers. . to 8.
Ken Williams of the Browns il
in third place in the homer race
with 81. Hack Miller, the Chi
cago Cubs strong man. got
smite out of the park Saturday
and climbed up into a tie with
Jacques Fournier for fourth place,
Nch of them now having fifteen.
Homers were thick Saturday but
none of the other leaders turEed
the trick.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
PUPPIES on EXHIBIT
Kennel Clubs Biggest Puppy Match
at Koehler Park Sunday.

What is confidently announced as
the San Antonio Kennel Clubs big
gest exhibit of puppies will take
place at Koehler Park. Sunday after
noon, starting at o'clock. An
unusual number of entries for the
match have been received by club Of
ficials.
Admission to the match for specta-
tors will be free and puppies OF any
kind. registered or not, may be en-
tered for the show up to 80 at an
admission charge of 80 cents.
C. b. Yandell will judge the sport
ing breeds while Stanley Miller, Sam
Tatum, DIR. A. f. Wangeman and
Harry Stewart will judge other
breeds. -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12

Here are the Kerrville Athletics:
Standing Cleft to right Bob Bar
ry, pitcher; Herbert Holchak, third
base; Joe Vielock. second base ID. Il.
Cox, catcher; w. III. ("Nigger')
Brown, pitcher; sitting, Dave Bras
well, pitcher; Jim Forgason, catcher
and outfielder; James Baker, outficld-
er and utility infielder; Ben Smith,
manager; j. c. Dugat, first base !;
Emmett Henke, captain and left field,
and Arthur Saenger, shortstop.
Robertson. husky left handed hurler,
Dutch Flory, second baseman, and
Scorekeeper Eugene Butt, are not
shown.
The Athletics will play three-game
series with the fast Aztecs at Van
Dazzle Stadium, San Antonio, soon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12

will face the problem of selecting the
remainder of the material for his first
team from the freshman team of 1922
and the Shorthorns, or ineligible team,
of the same year. Many promising
men played with these teams last year
and as the coach has already proved
his ability at assembling and sorting
material, prospects for the 1923 Long
horn eleven do not look bad.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12

The locals are working hard for this
series and expect to be stronger than
at any other time during the season.
The Athletics have played IN games
to date with some of the strongest
teams in this section and from San
Antonio and vicinity. Only four. of
these games have been lost, giving a
percentage of .7S9.
The team is heavy hitting outfit,
the average being near 300, and some
of the best amateur pitchers in this
section and from San Antonio have
had hard going against the "wreclling
crew." number of them being pound.
cd from the box. The teams field
ing avera . is close to 900 and they
have a reputation for playing alright
ball in the pinches.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
BARNES SENT HOME
Though Pitchers Needed. Giants En-.
force Training Rules.

St. Louis, Aug. 11.-Though the
New Yo-k Giants are il neel of all
A.. their pitchers, Manager McGraw has
sdeclared himself intolerant of training.
sbreakers ard Saturday announced that
he had sent home Virgil Barnes.
younger brother # jess. for alleged
failure TO keep the clubs training
.rules. Barnes won a game for the
Giants last week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
ErTorless Games.

: The lively ball does not help the
defense any. In the Texas League this
year there have been only "a games
in which neither club committed an
error, while 81 is the high record in
games for any club without bobble.
shows: San Antonio 81; Wichita
Falls Is; Galveston IS: Shreveport
s27; Dallas %: Fort Worth "a Beau
mont "a: Houston 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
ENGLISH YACHTS WIN
Americans Defeated for Six-meter
Yacht Trophy.

London. Aug. 1f.-Dispatches reach
Sing here from the Isle Wight. where
the British-American cup races for
-six-meier yachts are heinz held re-
sported a victory Saturday for the
-Britons, the third in succession, which
gives them .Le trophy. King George
saw the Saturday yachting.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
BOWLING

The Neugebauers went into first
place in the X. of c. Bowling League
by taking two games from the Voll-
mers last week, winning one game
by one pin.
The Steve Abr team now holds the
high pin record. bowling $50 pins
against the udmaier team. The
Kemendo team defeated the Emigs
two games, which places this team
in tie for second place. Standing !:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12

The Athletics are we'll fixed for
pitchers. The veteran Bob Barry, for
merly of San Antonio and well known
in amateur circles in the Southwest, is
considered by many the ace of the
staff and has good record this year.
Niger" Brown Is also in good trim
and has made visiting batters wava at
the air on numerous occasions. Dave
Braswell, recent addition to the
staff, is little fellow in stature, hut
in workouts so far has shown good
stuff. Robertson, the only left hand
or of the staff. has appeared in only
one game this year, having injured
his knee in the third inning of that
game. but is expected to be ready for
mound duty in the Athletic-Aztec
series.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12

Schedule Tor next week: Monday,
Emig VS.. Vollmer; Thursday, Abr VS..
Neusebauer; Friday, Judmaier VS..
kemendo.
Wednesday night will be the regu-
lar bowling night for the ladies. Tues
day is the regular meeting night and
all members are expected to be pres
ent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
Kinseys win Double Finals,

Southampton, \. Y. Aug. n. -
Robert and Howard Kinsey of Cali
fornia defeated Vincent Richards of
Yonkers and j. l. c. Norton of South
Africa in the doubles finals of the
Meadow Club tournament. Saturday
afternoon, 1-6, G-3, rs, As and 6-1.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
Pitching Records.

.Conley of Dallas again tops the
winning averages of the pitchers with
.792. Only six pitchers have won 10
or more games this season. Love of
Dallas leads in strike-outs. Pitchers
winning half or better of their games
through Thursday follow:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12

Boston 4; st. Louis 5.
New York 1913: Detroit AS.
Chicago l0-s; Washington ~ (scc-
ond game called. darkness)
Cleveland e-1O; Philadelphia So.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
Saturdays Results.

Chicago SC; Philadelphia As.
Brooklyn Z: Pittsburg 6.
Cincinnati 1910; Boston 6-S.
New York &C; st. Louis Az.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Saturdays Results.

Des Moines, S; Oklahoma City, S.
Sioux City. :: St. JoQseph, s.
Denver, 3 Wichita. /.
Omaha, Z; Tulsa. 3.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12

The Flag Chasers
TEXAS LEAGUE STANDING.

Play Sunday.
Beaumont at San Antonio.
Houston at Galveston.
Wichita Falls at Fort Worth.
Shreveport at Dallas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Saturdays Results.

Springfield, ~; Joplin, :-5.
Enid. ST.; Okmulgee. 40.
Ardmore, .; Fort Smith, !.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
SATURDAYS Results.

Beaumont o; San Antonio 4.
Houston 2: Galveston 0.
Fort Worth 4; Wichita Falls 2.
Dallas S; Shreveport 4.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Play Sunday.

New York at st. Louis.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
Saturdays Results.

Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at New York.
Two games scheduled.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-09
7OTTENVlLLE

Jacob Cougle is visiting relatives
at Clinton, n. Y, for several days.
Miss Edna Decker has returned to
NInion Hill after visiting Mrs. George
[M. Totten.
y Alexander Napier sailed Saturday
on the President Harding for a trip
to Europe.
William Sheffield, OF Yetman ave-
nue., was at the banquet last We'd
nesday held at the Hotel P~ennsylva-
mia in honor of the general superln-
enden of the A, & p. stores.
Parents of Matthew Ruane, Of
Fisher avenue were notified Satur-
day of his serious illness at Bellevue
Hospital.
Deputy Chief Inspector Cornelius
Cahaiane of the police department
of the city of New York, formerly a
lieutenant at the T~ottenville station.
was here Saturday with Inspector
William Bailey looking over the new
station house near completion.
Patrolman Frank Terranova, hurt
,.hen thrown from his motorcycle
last week, has left the Memorial
hospital and gone to his home in
Port Richmond.
A successful food sale was held
Attturday afternoon by the Library
b for the benefit of the American
Y Committee for Devastated France.
Bentley Lodge No. $40, Odd Eel
I lows. will meet tonight at Odd Fell
lows hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-09
HOLD AUTOPSY
ON MAN TODAY
Aged Man Found Drowned in
Prince Bay Saturday
Afternoon

TOTTENVILLE. April .. - An
J autopsy will be performed by As
slstant Medical Examiner George
Mord of the borough of Richmond to
ascertainyth cause of death or FL
nest G. Wagenfuhr, seventy years
old. whose body was found floating
IN Prince Bay Saturday afternoon.
The body was picked up by Captain
julius Luck, of the tug Texaco OF
the Texas Oil Company, OF Eayonne,
at a point off the Mt. Loretto dock
about 2:35 o'clock Saturday after
noon and brought into the dock.
The man was identified by cards in
his rockets and later by L. c.
ford. of Mooney and Boylan Detec-
tive Agency $50 Broadway, Manhat-
tan, of which Wagenfuhr was the
manager for thirty years up until the
\first of the year.
Wagenfuhr resided for some time
at the Hotel Narcotics, 1O3rd Street
and Broadway, Manhattan. He was
last seen alive by his friends last
Monday after his return from a trip
TO Bermuda. 1t was thought that
l he had gone to Atlantic City. when
I found he had but one cent In ms
pocket his bill fold being empty HIS
m SUCK pin WdS Stiii ANo
tie and a leather cigarette case and
fountain pen were found on his per-
son. There were no marks of vio-
lence on the body and his friends
are at loss how he met his death,
although they believe that he COM
mitted suicide in a fit Of despon-
dency. He had no relatives as far as
known. He wore a new suit when
found and 1t Is said that his body
had not been in the water long, be-
cause of the good state 1t was in
when found.
Police Lieutenant Henry Elfers
detailed Patrolman James Holder to
take charge of the body until it was
removed by Assistant Medical Exam
iner Mord to the City Farm Colony
where the autopsy is being held.
Arrangements for the funeral have
been made by the members of
Mooney and Boylan Detective
Agency for tomorrow afternoon from
McCallum's Undertaking parlors in
Bentley street Tottenville. The body
will then be taken to the Fresh
! Pond Crematory, Long Island for
cremation.