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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07
CHARTERS GRANTED.
Austin. Tex. Oct. s:-charteTsa;

Austin, Tex. Oct. 6.--Chartered;
commcnweai,h Building and Loan
Association. Dallas; capital STOCK, 30
OOO, 900. IncorporatorS: w. Is. Heaa,
Mike II. Thomas. J. B. Rueker ana
others. go r,u
capital stock, $4,000. lneorporators' =.
A. Chouteaux Jr.. Tom seurrS l. II
Hogg. - -
worth: capital stock .sSo.ooe, inecrper-
stors. Louis J. Wortham. Peter Molly
neaux. LLOYD Mckee. Purpose. PUBLISH
ing company. -
Paso: capital stock. $4,000, lneorpors-'
tors: r. F. White. Mrs Il. H. White. i
LufSln battery service Company. Lat
kin. capital stock. $500. ipeorPorstorss
r. V. Watts. Coke Murphy. W. o seeis
and others. 49,. -..,.-,
Stock ss5.Ooo. tnccrporatorss y. W
Nerreu. q. J. Fritt. ,. n. MaEAi Jr-
Purpose furniture and Undertaking hasi-
mess. = - 80.
s,o-,pauv OF Texas. Dcnison. INCREASING
capitol stock from tso.oo9 10 tse.9ss-
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SEEDS AND PLANTS

GINSENG AND 90 OTHER PLANTS
for making medicine. perfume. dyes
How TO gather. address Of buyers, etc.
Book soc. Q. Twltchell. Berlin. ~ H.
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TO TRY EX-BANKER
100 Character Witnesses Expected II
Testify for Texan.

Dallas. Tex, Oct. 1.-THE trial OK
Robert Phillips, former official OF the
Citizens National Bank of Waxa.
hachie. under indictment on charges OF
embezzlement of approximately S3o.-
600 of the banks funds. will start IN
federal district court here Monday.
Phillips is at liberty on SoOoo BOND:
A bitter legal contest is expected
and at least 100 character witnesses
are expected to be called to testify in
Phillins' behalf. =
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Road Bonds Approved.

Austin. Tex, Oct. 6.-The issues OF
Wilson county road bonds, one for
so15. 900 road district No. l and the
other for 100000 road district No: D
bearing ) IL per cent and maturing
serially, were approved Saturday by
the attorney generals department ana
registered in the comptroller's depart
mont
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION

Tuesday. October ., 10 a. m, ,ts De
vine 81. Five float loads Of households
goods. Piano, roll top desks. dresserss
mirror door wardrobe and others. cnif-
forobes. halltree. library tables, exten>
sion center table. others. cabinet pno-
nograph. heavy oak chairs. settee. dins
ing tbaie and chairs, buffet. two-inch
beds and others, steel springs. Nero
mattress. good bedding. kitchen cAoi-
net. safes. dropleaf table. chairs. refrit~
orators. gas range. oil stoves and heat.
ers, silverware. dishes, utensils ano
MANY other things. must be sold at once
Mission 1894. Sommers Bonded ware
house.
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Auction Monday,

10 a. NJ.
43i NOLAN ST., COR. n. CHERRY !
Nice furnishings OF eight and ntne-room
pianos, s375, Victroias
nice dressers. beds. springs and mats
tresses. wicker living room suite. nice ars
equares, flat top desk, rockers. tables.
chairs, refrigerators. kitchen cabinets.
about so wood. coal and gas heaters. gas
and oil cook stoves. water hose. lot OF
bedding. dishes. cooking utensils, x-Ray
machine, three mantels for home.
built-in buffet and many other articies
too numerous TO mentian. ATTEND our
sales for bargains.
s. A. TRANSFER, STORAGE
AUCTION co.
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922 BUICK TOURING

Whip cord seat covers, bumpers
and lots of other extras, this car
looks and runs like new, II has not
been run off paved street. DEM
onstration will convince you. Call
Caruthers. Travis 272, for price
and terms.
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Winerich Used Car Department

moometer step plates
S sun shsde extra ue' w p' W ~ $4,000
studeS@kep hgn s ats Se e like ueM $4,000
side wings motometer looks and runs like new $4,000
O cord tes car in excellent condition 7o5oo
like new broken in right 49,. 1900
excellent mechanical condition $4,000
Chandler Six Touring model bumpers shade moo 90
side wings 41O0 miles ll00OO
Ford 90
Roadster 250OO
ignition looks and runs like new $500
These will be sold small down. balance
WINERICH MOTOR SALES COMPANY
BROADWAY AND THIRD ST-CR 1926.
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BIDS WANTED

BIDS WANTED.
Sealed bids addressed to the HOE,
Augustus McCloskey. county judge. wiiL
be received in the office Of the county
day' oct. is. 1928. for furnishing Bexer
county two ts) Fordson tractors for use
in county commissioner precincts Nos's
The county reserves the right to rejset
any and all bids.
w S. KENDALL, County Auditor.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-05-10

N4agar8 a. A. ngt2iN IN BOND
aSsl S IA s4AE HOLLOW
esaNsll. I.lxH9zg S.ss91G DIS
TRaCr sf.AI4 RIVER s,t-A.N-
wX. MgSsI Ssgzntt.
WHEREAS i sallasssg-s ~ an ir'tisa'
Of Iae isassre q S1tpsryul2n2s tlgiE
entered an .ies nlnllEes zna . nas-
jority as the qualified atss.t1pzs IT.
siding IL SueaY ftelios sansaiitisss'st
School paSt1act of Pear River .}nsI1r
ty, Mississippi. have 1iiet WITH zns
Board of Supervisors 3 vr'iSte1 leefai
ton, requesting saie ho;srr s6 zsaile
the necessary Sgeps required e INV
10 have bonds 81 sstE Sgeer zte4tew
consolidated Sot,aa .ilsgr5e, issssse
for the amount Is Sfea00at o9
the purpose Of hssi3a5ae a.nc eQa2p-
ping school house 10 on* amount
" Sse,000.00, ia sssS lonsohaaset
School District, and
Whereas, 1t further appears Gram
resolution of tbs b9afG s. scope
slaai IL Pearl Rive Coaafy Mrs
s1as ep. si,Ily spread upoa 3es ma-
sssse. ssias ii ~ the intentteu 81 sa7G
agissAa t. issue serial bonds Of the
E tiollaw Consolidated School
asa % the amount ot Sl0.oa5.90.
49, pegppse IT baiiding and
! school house : in SAID
assAas@s. said boasla "a he is
Asafsssnee with Chapter
fS iAsss "a tlse Stase af
- is@as and:
i appassls s4a1sf ssili
gssssss sssea tsss nine
ssa - Supervisors az
1esss SATURDAY
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-05-10

The Lots IL, II, Is and Ia Section
s. Township / South. Range IL
West. ST. Stephens Meridian. and
IRE timber thereon, under the pre-
visions Of the act Of June 5, ISIS
ana acts amendatory. known AS the
Timber and Stone Law, at such
salae as might be fixed by appraise-
raens, and that, pursuant 10 such
application, the land and timber
thereon have been appraised, nj
Two Hundred Seventy Six Dollars
and Ssxsy-six cents, the timber esti-
mated II SS,soo board feet at 500
per NJ, ard the land $685.; that
said applicant will offer final proof
Ia support Of his application and
sSarn statement on the 18th day of
galy, 1888. before the Chancery
Clerk al Pearl River County, Il Pop
lArvil3s. Mss
Ary person . as liberty 10 pro-
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-05-10

the Sra lay Of s4s.es s2sS, Is fixed
4s ziss date 9psa wAscs NJ election
sal ~ hsas In Sass Sheep Hollow
4'sns,sIsG3aas,s S,lsssS District, TO as
certain sssslner ~ pas Il Is the will
NJ gass qualified voters Of the saic
{ .snssssla3xgas School District that
s,i-,z aginas shah ne ISSUED.
u X. 1he-psa-s, ordered by the
Undersigned Election Commissioners
al Pear Rivar County, mississippi.
vh.. 81 election be held in saIc
= esu Hollow Consolidated sctno4
llsss1.lcz al ehe school house III said
.ss7-tc1. on Saturday, the 3rn fag
as 1une. 1923. for the purpose to
ae5esminns whether on not II -
1be N.in oI the qualified voters Of
sa3a Consolidated School DlsSrIa1
as4 said bonds ssall be ISSUED.
1uss me 9Sh DAY of May, 1925
g. 3 Williams,
N Cox,
81 e. PITTS. Election Coma
anss ri Pearl River County.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-05-10

80 a.-a Il sr~e4 ex<r~aed ~ n
Rrccaps. ana Mr. SlEllA 6xssss.
~ wife. DATED March siss i3' =
.~cure cersAin indeessaness a1e
|s-s ewing Mrs. j ". Bss*s, ws.en
ls~ss s~ed 81 sruss = rc~ secsseea
i sse offsce II sAe ChAmUxs Ssssx
Il pr.-a Rssr CourSy, Mississippi.
- NOOK ., pars aEs, Of recsTa -
Il.rs fsmss se>ax Of Sxss ccaarss. ss
Ssssen having been broken *"s :
lsssne requested se serecseFs $40
l.as4s ii f,ssa wiz on he sHss Mse-
s.x sse fcarA dAy IL suBA isss =
~ lNsss frcsA scce If NE csars
lsrvs< m Ne so~a II fssaAaSs''s'
~ssA;x asr~a hczzs. sss~ ~ sAsA -
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-05-10
~aFwE or TRUSTEES SALE

NJ. Morse. gr., substitutes
--vs4pe. under the provision By
vsrrare of the authority conferred
upsn ne in shx. certain Substitution
AZ sr-sssee an the 18th day cf Arrsl
1925, and flied on the rath day vi
April. 1sss. row or record in the
Chaae~ry CLERKS office. Pear River
Counry. Mississippi. in hcsk is,
page rs m the record cs ncssxsex
and S@cdx az trusts. whssk sueess-
,ur:on q trustee relasex 70 sAns 90
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-05-10

issss &sszekly relieves ConstipatioFs.
4, sasss,s.s,4sss Headaches, Colds and
asslsesasEe-
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-05-10

IN = publie auction for cash !.
~ hiehsst and best bidder the fol
Iswing described land to-wit: =.
il according to the old plat of u.
town Of Lacey, now Carriere, Mis-
s;ssippi. in Pearl River County
The title to the above land is BE-.
heved to Be good. but ! viii onIv
convey such title As is vested Il
Ne q substituted trustee.
J. n MORSE, JR. Substituted
Trustee-
No A.
eee cures Malaria. Chills and Feve,
Dsngus - Df8s0 Fever. 1t L.
| sersys the $780,
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-05-10

THE tM9IAN OIL COMPANY zazazsuna0 Public
rcrnrzrur u7 8
In by Ideals OF
EarS Stockholders and de
engas
huune
spiaea aaaaain man ssentl
Fdns through
fpa buying will
utna spsto dsba
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-05-10
NOTICE.

anan@ ot 5he Interior, u 5
I.aas Ce&ce al jackson, Mississippi;
ApI Is, 1879.
NOTICE is hereby given that }.
Sci Moody, whose post office address
Popalvihe, Mississippi, did, on the
28ta day Of December, 1922, file IT
aAsS Office. Sworn Statement ara
Anr4seat5on, No. 0SS61, to purchase
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-30

ley's fly that curved constantly away
from him and was shared for the
last out of the game almost on the
right field foul line.
Cpnley's appearance as a binch-hit-
ter. by the way. was the first time
this year he has participated in a
game in San Antonio.
Dallas scored its two runs in the
second and third innings. A base on
balls started each one around. Con-
molly walked in the second and Grit
fin doubled against the right field
fence. \ wild pitch scored Connolly.
The next three fouled or rolled out.
Vachc Pushes One Across.
Hamilton walked and took third on
Wano's single to left in the third in
ming. Donohue fouled to Simon.
Nache's sacrifice fly to Boone brought
in Hamilton.
Both teams had various opportuni-
ties to score in other innings but
tight pitching in the PITCHES and good
support at critical times kept rum
ners from the plate.
Ryan piled up seven strikeouts.
tanning Marshall three times.
Probably more balls were driven
over the fences foul than in any game
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-30
UNCLE SAM no MAKE
ALL PROSECUTIONS OF
GAME LAW VIOLATORS
State Wardens, With No
LaW Behind Them, May
Simply Help.

Uncle Sam will attend TO all game
law vioators this season. Because of
the failure of the new state game bill,
designed to make the state laws con-
form with federal regulations on mi
gratory game birds, state deputy game
wardens this season will make no eff
forts to enforce the state laws but will
cooperate with federal officers in the
enforcement of the new federal regula-
tions, which supersVle the old state
laws.
Violations all will be prosecuted in
federal court, therefore. and violators
caught by state wardens will be turned
over TO federal officers. Thus, the
state wardens will be working for I'm
Gle Sam for nothing and getting paid
by the state for .disregarding the state
laws. Wurra, wurra.
Failure of the game bill in the Sem
ate of the Thirty, .ghth Legislature
has placed us in the position of not
trying to enforce any state game laws,
but merely cooperating with the feder-
al game authorities" ]. r. Smith, first
assistant to Game Commissioner W..
w. Boyd at Austin, stated in tele-
gram to The Light today. Hunting
licenses are issued in accordance with
federal regulations. Our field deputies
are instructed to watch closely for vio-
lations of the federal laws and. when
such violations occur, they are directed
to report the infractions to the federal
game authorities for prosecution"
No federal regulations cover quail
and other non-migratory birds, simply
dove and duck, so that Commissioner
Smiths statement that the state will
not attempt to enforce ''any state game
laws" raises a question as to, whether
he mean this. Austin probably will
have another ruling or two before the
quail season opens.
The new federal regulations on doves
and ducks provide for the division of
the state into two zones, the diving
line being the I.-G. n. and T. p. tracks
from Laredo through San Antonio to
Texarkana. In the north zone, the
dove season is from September 1 to
December ID and in the south zone
from November 1 to December 10. The
duck season in the north zone is from
October 16 to January Is, and in the
south zone from November 1 to jan
uary 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-30
EIGHT WOMEN REMAIN
IN TOURNAMENT FOR
WESTERN GOLF TITLE
Mrs. Reinhardt of Dallas
Among Players in
Third Round.

Chicago, Aug. 30.-Play in the wo-
mems western golf championship
tournament at Exmoor today got into
the third round of the championship
flight with interest centered on the
matches of Miss Louise Fordyce,
Youngstown, Ohio, VS.. Miss Dorothy
Higbie, Chicago, and Miss Miriam
Burns, Kansas City, vs.i Miss Elsie
Hiding, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Miss Fordyce is the conqueror of
Miss Virginia Wilson, Chicago, who
defeated Mrs. David Gaut, Memphis,
Tenn, the 1922 champion in the first
round. Miss Burns eliminated Mrs.
Melvin Jones, Chicago, former titles
holder.
Miss Florence Halloran, Salt Lake
City, is paired with airs. f. @. Let's,
Chicago, and Mrs. Harley Higbie, De-
troit, meets Mrs. Il. Il. Reinhardt,
Dallas. Tex, in Thursdays champion.
ship flight matches.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-30
POOR FIRPO THINKS
FIGHTING is MAIN
IDEA IN RING GAME
Neglecting the Publicity
and Ticket Sales
Suffering.
BY FAIRPLAY.

Copyright by the San Antonio Light
New York. Aug. 30.-t'irpo may
know how to pei form efficiently in
the ring, but. according TO fight ticket
vendors, he does not come up to the
snuff in the days Immediately preced-
ing. 1t is felt that what this NAM
moth warrior from the Pampas or
thereabOut needs is a keen publicity
agent.
The drift of all reports today is
that the usual whoop and huzzah is
absent from the ticket booths where
the Firpo-Dempsey fight cardboards
are sold. Many experts declare that
the gate will not exceed $500. 900.
Some, of course. look for a good mil
lion.
The fault for this gross lack of in
terest on the part of tie public purse
is accredited TO Angel himself. He
went down TO Atlantic City with a
group of Argentine ira ners and com
paniOns. Those who, remembering the
riotously hued scenes of the Four
HorSemen. expected color and action.
are disappointed. The Firpo camp
IS as colorless as a Manhattan can
yon fog.
Firpo manifestly thinks the ring
business is hitting and not stirring
up interest before the pillowed hams
are released.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-30

III & II will meet the Pittsburg
Plate Glass Company team Satur-
day in an effort to even the series,
since the Glassers won a close previ-
Gus game. The game is to be played
at San Pedro Park at o'clock.
The Fifteenth Artillery team prac-
tically cinched its hold on the Post
League championship Wednesday by
downing the Ninth Infantry, 10 to o..
This is the sixteenth win for the ar
tillery in seventeen games played.
Monday the Fifteenth will meet the
Twelfth Artillery team on the
Twelfth's diamond in its last game
Of the season. In order to tie with
the Fifteenth the Twelfth must win
its game Monday and its other re-
manning games. In the Monday game
the pitching act probably will be per-
formed by Jimmy Brought for the
Twelfth and Holmes for the Fifteenth
Artillery. The Fifteenth has in re-
serve Davies, who won Wednesdays
game. and is in rare form. Davies
was the star of the game Wednesday,
when he let the Ninth Infantry down
with nine well-scattered hits, which
did nothing towards staving off Il
shutout. Another game in the Post
League went TO the Twentieth Inlan-
try men when they won over the
Second Engineers. rs. The game be-
tween the Fourth Cavalry and the
Twelfth Field Artillery was postponed
on account of wet grounds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-30
BRUINS ONLY
CAME OUT Of
. SECOND PLACE
Todt, Boone and Marshall
Heroes of 81 Victory
Over Dallas.
RYAN is THE VICTIM
Bears Beat Veteran Who Is
Steers Most Success
full Hurler.
RYAN is THE VICTIM

The San Antonio Bears Thursday
are only one game ont Of second
place in the Texas League standing
and. with a doublc-header Thursday
afternoon. are faced with the oppor-
funity of slipping past Dallas into
the runner-up position II both games
can be grabbed from the Steers.
Twenty games remain on the locals
schedule. By a miracle. the Fort
Worth leaders. twelve games ahesd of
the Bears. might be overtaken. but It
seems hardly possible now.
Phil Todt. Ike Boone and Dewey
Marshall--and frankie Fuller. too
were the heroes of Wednesdays win
over Dallas. > to .. in game that
started liStlcssly but developed into a
thriller.
Marshall. with good support and
better staying powers than he has
shown in several starts, bested Gulf
port Jack" Ryan. the veteran Steer
chuclier who has been the most Ell
fcciive pitcher on Walter Morris
staff. "Rube" allowed Dallas five hits.
while the Bears collected six off
Ryan.
Boone Makes Long Homer.
One. If the half dozen Bruin wal
Tops was drive off Boone's bat
in the first inning that possibly was
the longest home-run ever hit over
the right field fence at League Park.
frankie Fuller had beaten a bunt
and taken second on Todt's fnfield
out. Boone chose this opportune mo-
ment to flay the ball high and far
across the fence. and over the trees
and houses on the other side.
Ike got another hit in the third
inning, running his seasons total to
217, nine short of a new league
record.
Phil Todt was the real hero of the
afternoon. With the score tied at
two-dll in the fifth. Phil slapped u hit
into center with Fuller on second by
virtue of a two-bagger TO left, and
the run that decided the game was
scored.
Saves Game Twice.
Having won the game. Todt pro-
eeeded twice to save it with sensa-
tional catches in right field. He
travelled almost to the center field
fence for Donohue's drive in the
eighth, and. in the ninth, with Pinch
hitter Mathes on first through one
Of Marsha:l's six bases on balls. and
two out. Todt mGde n seemingly i'm
possible catch Of Pinch-hitter Con-
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SARATOGA RACES END
Hopeful Stakes. for $4,000, Feature
of Closing Program.

Saratoga Springs, n. Y. Aug. 80
Saratoga closes its racing season to-
dag with the Hopeful stake for .
year-olds over six furlongs for a gross
value of $4,000. Fifteen starters are
listed. the principal ones being G. A..
Cochrane's Sunflag. .Spic and Span
and Sunspero: G. ID. Widener's St.
James and the Glen Riddle FARMS
Big Blaze.
The Saratoga cup for 3-year-olds
and IN mt mile and six furlongs will
be another feature. starring Admiral
Grayson's My Own and {. Fl. Their
lots Prince Japes.
Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery, not
a graveyard, beautiful. well kept
burial park. Crockett 16SS.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-30
ROTHS CROWDING FOUR
GAMES IN TWO DAYS,
TWO HERE, TWO AWAY
Play WOW. Sunday and
Monday Mornings-Ouf
of Town Afternoons.

Crowding two games here and two
out of the city into two days will be
the program of the new Roth Brothers
All-Stars Sunday and Monday. ac-
cording to Manager Virgil Winters.
Sunday morning. at 10 o'clock. on
the Apache diamond. the Roth club
will tackle the Woodman of the World
All-Stars. made up largely of crack
soldier players. Monday morning. ut
the same hour, the Woodmen will be
met again, this time on the Aztecs'
field, Van Dazzle stadium.
Sunday afternoon. the Roth Broth
ers nine will go to Seguin for a game
with the Trimmers there, and the New
Braunfels Tigers will be called on
Monday afternoon.
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Dempsey Is Studying
Spanish So That He
Can Chat With Firpo
by the Associated Press.

Saratoga Springs. n. y. Aug.
3O.-Jack Dempsey is learning 70
speak Spanish SO that he will be
able to surprise Luis Angel Firpo
with a few choice remarks when
they exchange punches in their
worlds heavyweight championship
battle September Ii.
The champion admits he has no
chance of mastering the language.
hut wants TO learn just enough Of
Firpo's native lingo TO carry him
through.
Dempsey's tutor is Louis i.
Sulzon. his chauffeur. who attend
ed the University of Spain and
later taught Spanish in Porto
Rico. The champion takes lessons
in the evening when the cottage
is deserted.
SO far, Dempsey can tell Firpo
to duck, be careful or come on.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-30
Police Arrest Gang Members,

New York. Aug. 3O.-Seven mel
believed by the, police to be member;
of rival gang. alighted from an auto
mobile today in front of the Harlem
funeral parlor where services TO.
Jack Kaplan. alias kid Dropper,
slain gangster. were being held and
paradcd the sidewalk. They were ar
rested but were found to be unarmed
They were detained at the police sta.
ton until the conclusion OF services.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-30

this season. Four went over the wall
in the first inning.
Umpire Weir chased Pitcher Bugs
Morris of the Steers eff the third base
coaching line in the seventh when
Morris grabbed the arbter's protector
IN registering a protest against a de-
cision that retired Aiams at third
on throw from Meyers TO Simon.
Fort Worth Here Friday.
Fort Worth opens the last. series
OF the season at League Park Fri
day. The Bears final appearance
will be Sundays game They finish
the race with fifteen games on the
road.
fWn1upcJuy'S b,v-c,..,a
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-30
Sioux Indians to Attend.

Chicago, Aug. 30.-Delegates rep
resenting the Sioux Indians Of the
Episcopal Church viii be in attend
ance at the international convention
of the Brotherhood Of st. Andrew, to
be held at the University of Chicago.
September II to %. The Sioux are
enthusiastic in church affairs gener-
ally. according to Edward A. Shields
of New Orleans, field secretary, here
on behalf of the convention.