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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
HEAVY CATTLE RUN
ARRIVES ON CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK MARKET
Hogs Decline IS Cents;
Sheep Is to so Cents
Higher.

Copyrisht. by The san Antonio Light.
Chicago. Get. S.-RccciptS Of rI,tlc
showed up larger than week agc.
while sellers also had more hogs OF
hand than they did last Monday. OF
the estimated cattle run. about 5000
wefn westerns. with less than zee ma
i've animals forwarded to packers
frcm other trading points. But killers
had only 1900 hogs direct. witn Joss
than 1000 held over from last week.
The market was lower. however. cn
account nf the larg, fresh supply.
About 1000 sheep aud lambs wee" for
varied TO packers and the total supply
was light here. Car report f>y she
'rcal yards vas 22IJ and less :fan 100
we're back" at the oneniug "f The
trade. Receipts were "0.000 ca;ll'.
10000 hons. 2J0G0 sheep and 1000
calves.
Cattle trade was strong 10 - little
higher with quality comparatively
coed. \ fair amount OF stock sold nj
$1?. while choice heavy animals went
at $3.50 and ycarlinSS at Sll and mp
for choice lots. Some sales vera 100
l.lc higher. but the general mlrEc' was
strong. Cows and hcifcrS held fu'ly
steady. while Gamers We're in good lie
nara at unchanged prices Veal caves
were weak in SPOTS. hut ,opaiiiy N9N
not good. Packers paid $1,000 ll.1o.
Hog trade was off mostly - cents
with same spots mora. Choice heavy
butchers stood mt the top with NS2I.
While hacking grades went at Sd.I06I
-. Demand for plain stock was
Sow. and many were unsr.l II the
clp>f.
raj lambs sold at 25@10c higher
than last Friday but quality was lack
in- and the gain did not show on quo
.aiions. Choice westerns went :" ship
rcrs nj S13.75. while hest natives were
auo:cd at Sl3.25@ 1870. Feeder" were
about steady. while Il small supply 81
AGED mut;ons soll AZ unchanged orirSS,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
IS CARS DAMAGED
Several Persons Hurt In Traffic Ac
cidents Sunday.

Sunday was a day of traffic acct
dents in San Antonio. Fifteen auto
mobiles were more or less damaged
in seven collisions. Several were
hurt. though none seriously injured.
Mrs. Smith. wife of Allen Smith
Jr., Ninth Infantry, Fort Sam Hous-
ton was injured when ear. operated
by her husband collided with street
car No. 316, operated by Motorman
j. +. Sharp, at South Presa and La
Dor streets, at 6:45 Sunday alter
noon.
Cars operated by c. Longoria. 1918
West Commerce street, and George
Adel, 1902 Lakeview avenue. were
badly damaged in crash ut 4 80 near
North Medina street and Lakeview
avenue.
Consuela Hernandez. aged Z years,
POI Division street. was bruised when
knocked down by an automobile. OPP
Grated by p. CARA. J16 Buena Vista
street, in the 1000 block FL Paso
street. Cars operated by Miguel
Alaliz, 1916 San Fernando street and
d. Martinez. ran together in the 300
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
YEA Petroua in Hurricane"
|Draws CROWDS to the Majestic

though his part of william is not cal
culated 10 arouse any sympathy for
him from the audience. his excellent
acting does not go unappreciated.
Arliss is supported by a notable
cast of players, none the least or
whom is Jetta Goudal. Harry Morey
and David Powell play their PARIS
with an unusual degree of skill.
Briefly, The Green Goddess" is the
story of an uprising of savage In
dian tribe, ruled by the indian prince,
the Rajah of Rukh. Two of the
rajahs brothers have been arrested
and sentenced TO death for treason.
The ignorant tribesmen demand that
the lives of two white men be taken
in return. Now it happens that two
Englishmen, one an officer and the
other an ex-officer. together with the
officers wife. fall into the clutches Of
the Indian prince and his tribe when
they go to seek the officers children
at the scene of the uprising. The In
dian prince DEGREES that the three
shall die. The officer is shot by the
prince when caught sending a wireless
message and the other two are SEM
enced TO immediate death. How these
two are saved from a horrible death
forms an exciting climax TO an alto
gether delightful story.
The Palace program. as usual. in
cludes news reel. Pathe review and
other features. Don Felice pleases his
audience with an atmospheric pro-
logue.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
ALLEGED SLAYER OF
CUSTOMS OFFICER TO
TRIAL OCTOBER Is
Killing Occurred at Mexi-
can Dance in Mer-
cedes.

Trial of Jose Gar.a. under indict-
ment for alleged participation in the
killing of Customs Inspector Jot Cunt
or Jones at Mexican dance in
Mercedes. October /. 1920. has been
set by the district court of Hidalgo
county for October %.
According 10 reports received here
citizens of Hidalgo county have
raised a fund for the purpose of EN-
ploying counsel to assist in the
prosecution.
Inspector Jones formerly lived in
San Antonio and came Of one of the
Oldest families of stockraiscrs in the
Southwest. He as veteran of the
World War. He was we'll known in
this city.
Jones was killed when he and other
officers visited Mexican dance at
Mercedes last October for the purpose
Of experimenting an alleged bootlegger.
Following the killing. CARA crossed
the Rio Grande into Mexico. accord
ing to federal officers. On Nav s.
1923 he was unprecedented M Santa
Maria on this side of the Rio Grande
by Customs Officer Il. ID. Brown and
Chief Deputy Sheriff Mike Monahan
of Cameron county,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
FILE LIQUOR CHARGE
One Bottle Of Beer i'm Automobile
Found by Officers.

One bottle of alleged beer found
under the seat of an automobile by Il
party of general prohibition agents,
military and county officers return
ing from an unsuccessful raid in the
Black Jack" country Saturday arUcr-
noon. was the basis of complaint
charging possession and transportation
of liquor. David Shirley, arraigned on
this charge Sunday morning. waived
preliminary examination and was
placed under $500 bond.
Leonard Otto of La Coste. Medina
county. was arraigned before the COM
missioner Sunday morning. on COM
plant charging him with manufacture
and possession of liquor. He waived
examination and the commissioner
fixed his bond at $500. \ 2J-gallon
still. 80 gallons of whiskey and ~ gal
Ions of wine were seized at La toSte
by the rangers, according to report
they made.
Vincent Snoga and Gabriel Con
zales. charged with possession ana
transportation were placed under S1oo
bond each when they were arraiSned
before the commissioner. Sunday
morning. \ like bond was fixed IN the
ease of Joe Gallo and Donaciano ham-
criz. charged Jointly with possession.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
MANY AT CARNIVAL
Over Five Thousand Attend Hermann
Sons Entertainment.

Over 5000 people, many of them
from surrounding small towns and
farms. attended the Hermann Sons
carnival Mt the Hermann hall SundaT
night. The crowds overflowed the hail.
lawn and gardens. while cars. We're
parked from Commerce street 10 Gar
den street. :.
Almost every booth at the carnival
sold out its wares during the night.
the booths where foods were served
have done a wonderful business. Ae-
cording to Albert Hehrath. chairman
of the carnival publicity committee,
and Alfred W. Rohde. every persoL
had a delightful time. They particular
ly enioycd the musical program and
the gypsy singing.
An entertaining feature was man
dressed as Il peasant. who carried
small pig around in his arms. and
fed the porber from a bottle Of milk
1t was stated that 5000 tickets to.
the carnival has been sold outside OF;
Bexar county and that thousands II
visitors from outside the city will at
tend before the carnival ends.
Booths have been reStocked Tor
Monday nights show.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
DUTY TO HOME
Chaplain Ava Breasted Speaks of De.
fense Against Sin.

In his remarks Sunday morning ut
the Assembly Hall, Fort Sam lous-
ton. Chaplain Alva j. Breasted said:
a first duty of every father is TO
defend his home and country. Hol-
land raised the dykes against the flood
ing sea. So every nation should es-
tabliSh lines of defense against foes
that threaten from without. There is
no more laudable endeavor than that
of defending flag and country. The
citizen who lies down TO rest in peace
and refuses to do his bit when his
countrymen are making the supreme
sacrifice for country is too contempt
bic TO be followed by u yellow cur.
so long as people love one another
they will defend one another. As long
as we have tornado clouds we will
have tornado cellars. As long as there
are fire and inflammable buildings We
will have fire departments and as
long as there are INSCRIPTIONS peoples
those who believe in defending home
and country against them will main
tain armies and navies.
The American army has never
been menace TO the world. 1t has
always Deen an INSTRUMENT ol pcdcc'
1t has prevented many wars and in
time of war has saved many lives.
Without the trained regular army III
1917 our losses over seas would have
been enormous.
But the, greatest need Of the coun-
try is Christian character. Sin is the
great destroyer and if we fail to de-
fend the chastity of our girlhood and
womanhood. il we fail to guard the
gates of our homes. churches. schools
and nation against immortality and all
sin no armies and no navies can save
us from the inevitable doom that
awaits evil doors"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
GRAND JURY BUSY
Federal Body Has Large Amount OF
BuSines BEFORE II.


From the amount of unfinished bus
mess now on hand, indications are
that the federal grand jury will not
be able Ia report its findings TO Judge
DuNal West of the fcde al court be-
fore Wednesday or Thursday Of this
week. according 10 the United States
district attorneys office. The grand
jury has been in session since Mon
dav OF last week.
The second week of the special Octo-
her term of federal court. opened Mon
day morning. with the calling of Il
large number of licreT eases that have
accumulated since the May term ot
court for setting and trial. One plea
Of guilty 70 violation Of the liquor laws
was heard by the court Monday morn
ing. 4 fine Of so was imrHsed.
Trial of Joe Pantuso,. charged by
information with alleged violation Of
the LIQUOR laws, was held before a
jury. Monday forenoon At the time
of the noon recess. attorneys for the
defendant and the government had con-
Guided their arguments.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
CHAPLAINS TO ISLANDS
William l.. Fisher of Fort sam llOus-
ton Goes to Hawaii.

In War Department bulletin re-
leased October .. and given our Tor
publication at Eighth Corps Area
headquarters Monday morning. the
assignment TO foreign service Of SIX
army chaplains was announced. Chap-
lain William J.. Fisher 81 Fort sam
Houston is the only chaplain located
in local army post affected by the
new assignments.
The six chaplains affected are !;
James J.. Mcbride, Prcsbyterlan'
from Fort Riley, Kan, TO the Ha-
waiian Islands: Iohn j. Campbell J.:
Roman Catholic. office of the Chief
of chaplains. to the Panama Canal
Department: William J.. Fisher, Dis
cinles Of Christ. from Fort Sam
Houston. Texas. to the Hawaiian Is
lands: Thomas l.. Mckcnna. Roman
Catholic. from Walter Reed general
hospital. Washington. u. c.. to the
Philippine Islands; Charles Graeser.
Methodist Episcopal, North. from
Letterman general hospital, san
Francisco. Cal. 10 the Philippine Is
lands: and William J. Ryan. Roman
Catholic. from Fitzsimors general hos
nital. Denver, Colo, TO the Philippine
Islands.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
CLARENCE" AT ROYAL
Edna Park Players Present Booth
Tarkington's Play.

Clarence" played by the Edna
Park Players at the Royal this week
is acted well. 1t has laugh from the
beginning TO the end.
The story is of a rich family who
misunderstood each other. Edna Park
and Geoffery Bryant take the parts
of Cora and Bobby Wheeler. the CHI
dren of the rich family. rene Daniel
as Mrs. Wheeler becomes jealous Of
the governess. Miss Violet Pinney,
played by Marjorie Campbell. and
thinks she is in love with her hus-
band. acted by Edouard D'Oize.
Jack Edwards as Clarence is sol
der who wants a position from NJ.
Wheeler. Mr. Wheeler thinking he ca
drive mules without using profanity
believes that he can live with the
Wheeler family. Everyone tells Clar-
ence of their troubles as il he were
one Of the family and asks his adj
vice.
Clarence changes from army uni
form to civilian clothes. making Mr..
Wheeler begin 10 think about him.
Mr.. Wheeler then remembers that he
knew nothing of Clarence, not even
his last name. Mrs. Wheeler and Cora
fall in love with him and makes NJ.
Wheeler worse.
Near the end the villain brings Il
paper TO Mr.. Wheeler and makes him
think that the description of de-
serter is Clarence. but Clarence tells
them to look him up in who's Who?'
Not knowing his name and not want
ing to ask they were unable TO do thia.
Clarence and Violet fall in love ami
then Clarence tells them who he is.
Cora finds in the who's Who" tn 1t
he is a entomologist for the govern
ment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
Fire Day at Post.

Tuesday has been designated fire pre-
vention day at Fort Sam Houston and
Il fire prevention program has been
arranged at the roSt which eliminates
with fire demonstration. The dclu-
onstratiOn will be i'm front of the War
Department Theater and the post TIRE
departments will be- called out to eXtin-
guish blaze. This demonstration
will conclude a series of fire ptr,rn-
ton programs given al various places
over the post during the morning and
will take place at IL IL o'clock. All
the zone fire details of the post. less
those of the Fourth Infantry Brigade
group under charge of their respective
zone fire marshal. will be marched 10
the scene of this drill and demon
stratiOn.
At 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning in
each fire zone Of the post each .r"-
spectiTe zone marshal will address the
troops quartered in his zone.
Each zone fire marshal will conduct
an inspection of his respective zone
at 10 80 O'Clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
RAIL SHARES RISE
AS BEARS HAMMER
INDUSTREALS DOWN
Stakeholder and Rubber and
Tire Stocks Among
Heavy Losers.

Copyrieht. by The san Antonio Light
New York. Oct. S.-Little had hap
pened over the weekend TO influence
the, course Of prices on the stock eN-
change.
The market closed on Saturday
with the rails buoyant and the in
dustrials hcsitating. j started i'm tins
morning with the same tendencies.
Railway shares gained another quar-
Ter Ia holt roint. with noticeable
activity i'm Wabash preferred y. the
Fries and Atchisons. Reading made
Il new high. crossing 40.
The induSirialS were in the main
lower AT the opening and. with the
course of tine first half-hour. an ac-
tive selling movement was launched
against the leaders Of the group.
Studebakcr and American Wooden
broke sharpl.'. the rubber and tire
shares were weak. and the erratic
Dawson Chemical had quite tumble.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
LEGION PARTY HERE
Delegation From Southern States En-
Route 70 National Convention.

A party composed of e. members of
the American Legion and Ladies' Aux
iliary from the CarOlinas. Georgia and
Florida. arrived in San Antonio over
the Southern Pacific Monday morning
and is spending the day in this city.
Commander Il. ii. Durkee and other
members of Alamo Post met the visi-
tors at the depot and are entertain
ing them while they are here.
Fifty of the members of the party
are from North Carolina and have
turned the excursion into booster
train for that state. Twenty of the
counties Of the state have united in
raising 100000 to advertise through
out the country. Tom Bird. forn2r
state commander of the North Cars
lima Legion. and other prominent mem
berS are in the party.
Monday morning the visitors were
taken for a sightseeing tour of the city
by local legion members. Bracken-
ridge Park. San Pedro. the Army Post
and residential sections were visited.
Luncheon was served at the Original
Mexican Restaurant at 12:lJ.
The visitors are travelling in three
special cars that will be attached
TO the Southern Pacific train that
leaves for the West Monday evening.
They will 20 from FL Paso TO Alhu-
quernue and visit the Grand Canyon
on their wav 70 the coast. The re-
turn trim will be made over The north
ern route. They are travelling under
the auspices of the Edgerton Touring
Company and are bound for the ma
tional convention Of the American Le-
gion at San Francisco.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
FOREIGN BONDS FIRM
Interest. However. Ccnters in Specu-
latiVe Rails.

Copvrisht by The San Nuior.7 Light.
New York. Oct. S.-lntercst in the
bond market today ccntcrcd in issues
of the speculative type. these belong
ing. for the most part. to the rail-
road group. High grade bonds were
dull and little changed. One or the
features was the strength in miscc!-
larcouS foreign government bonds,
such as the French Cities aud the
Brazil s..
Following the discussion last week of
Seaboard Air Line affairs and the
favorable chances Of the adjustment
> ncr cent bonds going on an interest
basis in February. there was further
active buying in tine S?abOard securi-
ties. The adjustment js closed Satur-
day at 81 IL. which was their high
of the wear. They started in today
with Il rush. getting up 10 80. Then
they encountered realizing sales SUI
ficient partly 10 check the advance.
The rcfunding Is were up nearly Il
poiut and tle consolidated bS we're
active around GG. st. Louis n San
Francisco incomes. baltimore X Ohio
convertible 1 Us and others of the
SORT which are sensitive to fluctua-
tiopS in their related stocks, all made
some RESPONSE Ia the strength Of the
railway groru on the stock exchange.
Peoria & Eastern incomes were up
sharply on unusually large trading.
This was rart of the better inquiry
noted last week for securities comprised
i'm the system of the New York Cen
tral and subsidiaries. But the trouble
with Peoria X Eastern is that it is
dominated by the big Four.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
MAYOR GETS A DOG
Terrier Found In the Country Billed
10 John w. Tobin.

~Shippcd to John w. Tobin. May
or Of san Antonio. From Mexico
City"
This inscription. rudcly printed on
n piece of pasreboard, was tIed
around the neck of a. small black
and white spotted Scotch terrier
which arrived at the home OF Il. H.
Kcefe. about fourteen miles from
San Antonio Sunday afternoon. Mr..
Keefe brought the dog and the tag
TO the mayors office Monday.
The dog trottcd 10 his home;
Mr.. Keefe said, bearing the card and
n short string. Thinking thar II might
belong to Mayor Tobin he drove INTO
town Monday morning ana turned Tue
dog over 10 the mayors secretary.
Mayor Tobin was not Mt his office,
but his secretary declared that he
didn't think the dog belonged to Mr.
Tobin.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
ce Shows "The Green
Hdess," a Picture Of an
rising in India-Rin-
hin Is Seen at the
|pire in Picture of the
18th.

vampire roles a thing of the
Olga Petrova came to the Ma
Sunday in a new medium. the
let of a four-act play written by
Il. Nothing more dramatic or
5istic has been seen here in
Is and it is surprising that the
PIP, often pictured as the lady
sitting in her web. await-ro the
", should<have devised a setting
.listic as Hurricane"
|Ilka. the American peasant girl,
Ter of Czechoslovakian immi-
she daily goes through all the
1ry Of farm life. sacrificing all
lsires for her aged mother. worn
I by years of toll an. child-bear-
10 make this sacrifice she SUB
10 all the whims of her brutal
until Cat the climax of the first
she asserts her independence.
audience. sits in tigh' suspense
hits the cold man. on the head
whips her mother. Not waiting
whether he is dead o. alive. she
through the door 10 join her lover
way to New York.
eiously Madame Petrova had ap-
and explained her interpre.i "a
4 the play. She also g" :. : Q
I'd genuine applause on bo:'I ap-
hoes.
rest of the program. while
Id by Petrova. has great merit.
bps the best is Mile. Anne Codee,
need as "the Parisienne COM
lie, late star of many Broadway
Eses." She easily is the b"st
Il woman seen at the 'ajestic
feason. Her cline consists of
landing and a French accent.
Splendids, European champion
kller skaters thrill the specta-
Nth their tricks on a table top.
Ing Newhoff and Dode Phelps
FELL received in their "Tuneful
r. as are Blanche and Jimmie
hton in Midtown Vaudeville"
y. Ivy shows this week why she
Iwn as the worlds strongest ex-
/ t of toe dancing. A thrcc-mile
that she made on her toes is
in part on the screen before her
Egins.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
WESLEY BARRY HERE
Is Printers Devil in Small Town
Newspaper Story.

Wesley Barry, he of the myriad
frecklcs, and Harry Myers. drol
comedian, divide The, Donors III Tbs
Printers Devil" now showing at the
Princess Theater. N
The young comedian. fast approach
ing the stage of young manhood. IN
this picture evidences his ability 10
play roles other than juvenile types.
The story. as the name implies.
hinges largely around the trials and
tribuations of issuing a country town
newspaper. Young Barry, as jack-of-
all-trades about the plant, becomes
greatly attached to the new owner of
the paper. who. through circumstances
becomes stranded in the little town.
The pair fight their editorial bat
ties together and try gamely to keep
their sheet out of debt despite intrlgue
on the part of those who desire to
ruin the publication.
Of course, the love element is. in
jected into the story.
The final scenes show Wesleys part
ner. at the height of his triumph. win
ming his girl. while the last fadeou.
pictures Wesley showing his heels TO
the young lady who has set her cap
for him, in spite of the fact that she
possesses nearly as many freckles as
he does.
The Pathe News reel. an extra edi-
ton of this splendid feature. presents
views of the horrible disaster that
devastated the section Of Japan in
and around Kobe and Yokohama. The
scenes were taken while the ruins
were still smouldering from the fires
that followed the terrific earth treni-
ors and bodies of tile dead are to be
seen in some of the views.
The most interesting thing about
the comedy Hula Honeymoon is tn
scenes shown of Hawaii and the hula
hula dancers.
Aesops fables completes the screea
nrogram.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
MANY INJURED
WHEN CHICAGO
TRAINS COLLIDE
Limited Crashes Into Lo-
cal, Demclishing
Rear End.

Chicago. Oct. S.-A number of per-
sons were injured when two trains
crashed in rcar-end collision on the
Aurora. Elgin x Chicago Electric Rail-
way. at the Wolf road crossing vast
of Oak Park.
\ limited train crashed into the rear
of 1t local train which was standing
near the crossing. Both trains were
Gro ,dcd.
Ten injured persons were rushed TO
the Oak Park Hospital.
The crash occurred shortly before ?
o'clock. when two-car train smashed
into the rear Of three-car train.
The motor ear of the limited and the
rear car of the local train was part!y
demolished
The local train was diScharGlng pas
Scngrrs AT the crossing when the >paei-
ing limited train ran into it.