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come and see her
at the hotel she
W as extremely
nervous.
Inqurins tn e
number of her
friends room at
the entrance, she
was told to take
t h e elevator.
Therd a small boy
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-19

wise eventually fail. Moreover, the adj
verse effect is not limited to them; it
extends to their employees, the most eff
ficient of whom not infrequently find
that the minimum wages fixed by law
become also the maximum which they
can get from unwise employers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-19

our set, my dear,
Why, she can't
even speak the
kings English !"
7 h e n, opening
the door, and
calling in a very
affected voices:
"Dressah /! Dress
ali! His I b e m
n e W 'airpins
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-19

SUM- 6uonNu All o.
Dapper. " Why it
seems only Jester-
day that he was
taking his first
steps,"
1T must have
any of the later
becn," assented
VI SIS Flapper.
He doesn't know
ones"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-19
Yesterdays Answer:
FIVE
Where to Go

Vaudeville.
Majestic. Vaudeville and pictures.
Stock.
Royal. Edna Park and players in
"Pollyanna.
Musical Comedy.
Grand. Little Miss Fix It."
Motion Pictures.
Empire. Mr.. Billings Spends His
Dime"
Princess. @The Little Church
Around the Corner"
Palace. Where the Pavement
Ends"
Rialto. TITLES Punctured Ro-
nance"
Rivoli. "Singed Wings"
Clubs.
Tourist club, 115 East Crockett,
open from s a. m, to II p. m.
Fiesta.
Pageant grounds at Romano and
Navarro. Fiesta shows on the plazas.
Luncheon Clubs.
Friday.
Rotary club at the st. Anthony.
Kiwanis club at the Gunter.
Conopus club at the Menger.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-19

Rain and Snow in California.
Los Angeles, Cal, April ia
thunderstorm over Los Angeles with
snow in the surrounding mountains
and heavy showers here yesterday fol-
lowed generous downpour of rain
in this district during the night.
Thunder is unusual in this district.
Calexico reported that snow. mixed
with rain. fell in the Imperial Val
icy for a brief period following a
sudden drop in temperature. Rain
there is a rarity.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-19

By the use of adrenalin, a Chicago
surgeon brought a dead man to life.
After fellow has gone to all the trouble
of dying, why do it?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-19

ga w III my nus
bands room a few
minutes ago, Ma
thilde?" a S K ed
Mrs. Makeuppe of
her maid. "That
was your hus-
band, madame. He
used your beau
tifier in mistake
for his shaving
lotion this morning.
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remedies is complete, is it not?" "Yes,r
said John, Eve have a good stock of
all of them" "Very WELL" concluded
the druggist, "it looks as though it
would freeze tonight, you had better
go out and wash down the steps"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-19
A Laugh or Two

Mrs. Brown was oldsfashioned and
not used to modern hotels. Accord
ingly, when a friend asked her to
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-19

Next to worrying about what to wear,
the next important problem in the life
of most women is what to cook for
dinner.
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Two London chorus girls were dis
cussing a third.
She's no class" said one; mot in
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you're looking rather upset. {"
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."Who was that handsome man
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"You seem much interested in my
con y nnshad Mrs
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VAL OF PARADISE
BY VINGIE Z. ROE

BY VINGIE E. ROE
Copyright Printed by
arrangement Metropolitan Newspaper Service N T.
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Luncheon Clubs.


Rotary club at the st. Anthony.
Kiwanis club at the Gunter.
Conopus club at the Menger.
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Pageant grounds at Romano and
Navarro. Fiesta shows on the plazas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12
RIFLEMEN ARE BUSY
Three National Matches Begin and
Others Continue at Camp Perry.
Camp Perry, Ohio, Sept. r.

Camp Perry, Ohio, Sept. 1e.-The
National Rifle Association tourna-
ment program today was a busy one
with the opening of the navy. the
y. X. \. free rifle and lhe infantry
matches and the completion of sew
eral matches unfinished from yester-
day and Monday.
The navy match has 12I entries and
will be over the 30O-yard range,
with 20 shots for record. The free
rifle match at 800 meters is fired 40
shots prone. 80 shots kneeling and 40
shots standing and also has a large
list of entries. The infantry match
will be fired a. combat problem
with ten teams of twelve shooting
member; and team captain entered.
The final stages in the Leech cup
match ut the 1000-yard slow fire range
and The 200-yard y. II. A. rapid fire
match are other events on the pro
gram. Fifteen contestants are tied
in the latter.
Civilian John Grier Of Rockland.
Del. was announced as the winner of
the 3O0-yard rapid fire match. in
which seven competitors tied for first
place. necessitating the firing OF eX-
TIA strings. G"ier's sct~e was 50.
plus IS scored in the shoot-off. Lieut..
G. \. Rehm. Des MOincs and Private
George ID. White of the United States
marine corps at Qusntico. Va, were
tied with scores of 80 plus 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12
ALL SCHOOL SQUADS
HERE TO SWING INTO
ACTION WITHIN WEEK
Main High Starts It--Brack.
enridge and St. An
thongs Foliow.

School football here will get into
full swing this week and next. Main
Avenue High School broke the ice
with first practice Tuesday afternoon
at SAN Pedro Park. About 40 candi,
dates were out. Coaches spit
Clarks and Guy Morrison will con
tinue to hold light practice the rest
of the week before taking up team
play next Monday.
st. Anthony's College gets under
way in football Wednesday afternoon.
Father Chaput. who will coach, has
not had an opportunity 10 look over
his material as yet, but is optimistic
that the training of the youngster team
last year viii bear fruit this season.
Breckenridge High School also turns
out its squad for the first light work
out Wednesday evening. Coaches All
gore and Cannon will have thei: can
didates take it easy for week OF
two.
The West Texas Military Academy
squad will trot cut on the academy
campus for the first time Thursday
afternoon. under the direction of tn"
new coach. Gaylord Mcmillan, from
Oklahoma. Coach Mcmillan must build
new team, as most of the ILL., West
Texas squad does not return.
Both st. Mary's College, located in
the buildings of the old st. Louis Col
lege in West End. and ST. Mary's AGA
deny, which goes through the fourth
high grade and is on College street
in the buildings of the old st. Mary :
College. will have football teams.
Brother Julius. in charge of athle'lcS
at St.Mary's College. favOrS entering
the Academic League and will attend
the Friday night meeting of the league
at the Y. NJ. c. A. Brother Matthew,
coaching the st. Mary's Academy
squad. does not favor entering be-
cause his team will be light and mex
pcrienced TO a great extent. The acl-
deny boys started practice. with few
veterans back. on the academy grounds
Monday. They will transfer their ac-
tivities to one of the city parks IN
about week. The st. Mary's College
coach has few veterans back. Real
practice will not begin Mt the West
End institution until next week. In
two or three years. Brother Julius be-
lieves that st. Mary's College. with
its older age standards. will develop
teams in the senior college class.
The Lukin Academy team may en-
ter the Academic League for the FIRST
time this wear. Football activities
have not started at Lukin vet. as the
school does not open until Monday
DR.. Brand. who is still out OF the cItF.
will coach again.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12
JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOLS WILL
PLAY SOCCER
r. H. Brewer, New Ath-
letic Director, Outlines
His Plans.
WILL FORM LEAGUES
Eight New Institutions
Adapt Themselves
Well to Idea.

Soccer football as a major sport
will be introduced by II. H. (Dick)
Brewer into the junior high scnool
athletics this year. Mr.. Brewer halls
from Caldwell and is the new athletic
director for the junior high schools.
Under his jurisdiction will be Il man
and a woman faculty member at each
junior high school, who will have
charge OF the sports in their school.
The athletic scheme of things for
the Juniors this year may include all
the major sports. a league of all the
junior high schools will be formed in
each sport and competition will be en-
couraged BY means Of prizes and
trophies.
San Antonio will have eight junior
high schools this year and each of
these will be represented in the
leagues.
Mr.. Brewer expressed the possibility
of teams being formed in rugby foot
terial he will have on hand before
going on with plans for such teams.
Later on in the year leagues VIII he
formed in basketball and volley ball.
Will Start Slowly.
The Thomas Nelson Page Junior
High will be the first school TO open.
1t will be housed in the old Brack-
cnridge High School building. Others
will be held in former grammar school
buildings until their own buildings are
completed. Until the schools have be-
gun TO function regularly within the
next week or two no competitive ath-
letics will be carried on between the
various junior high schools. The first
month or two will be taken up in prac-
tee and in determining the athletic
needs of the schools.
Besides the organized teams. Mr..
Brewer will also have physical train
ing classes under his jurisdiction.
These classes will take up calisthemC
exercises as suited 10 the pupils for
which they arc intended. This work
will be done in the mornings. while
the afternoons. after school. will be de-
voted TO the teams.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12
SWEETSER WILL BE
FIRST TOP-NOTCHER
OFF AT FLOSSMOOR
Champion Must Set Pace
in National Amateur
Medal Rounds.

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 1s.-Joss ".
Sweetser of New York, in defending
his title as national amateur golf
champion at the Flossmoor Country
Club, beginning Saturday, will be the
pacemaker in the qualify rounds.
as he is the first top-notch player
designated 10 tee off in medal play.
He will play with Capt. z. f. Carter.
former Irish champion, who is now a
resident of Chicago and a member OF
Flossmoor.
While nearly two dozen golfers will
precede the champion, according
to the pairings announced today by.
Secretary J. W. Busch OF Flossmoor.
Sweetser and Carter viii make up the
first pair of title-holde-s. They will
start at 10 % on the 1S-hole round to
be played Saturday. and it is in
tended 10 have the same pairs play ar
the same time on Monday in the see
ond half of the qualification.
Sweetser will be followed 10 minutes
later by two former champions. Find
lay s. Douglas Of New York. who Won
the title % years ago. and W. {.
Fownes Jr. of Pittsburg, who took the
crown in 1910.
Right behind this pair of veterans
will come Robert A. Gardner. twice
champion. playing with Jack Neville
of San Francisco. holder OF titles on
the Pacific Coast from time TO time.
About the time Sweetser reaches tue
halfway mark, Bobby Jones OF At
lanta. national open champion. who
has been averaging close TO 30 all sea-
son, will Start with Jimmie Ward OF
Kansas City as his partner. Ise brit
lisncy of the southern wizard OF the
links and his starting time insure him
fine gallery.
Fifteen minutes behind Jones. s. Da-
the title in 1919 by downing Bobby ac
Oakmont. and 4. will tee off with
Max Marston. one of the best eastern
players. Only ten minutes later. Fran
els Ouimet of Boston. formerly open
and amateur champion. will play W
Redvers Mackenzie Of Montreal.
crack Canadian golfer. who has been
playing close to par for several weeks
Among the early afternoon starters
are Jesse Guilford of Boston. who Won
the honors at st. Louis two years age.
playing with Franz Dyer of Upper
Montciair. y. J. \ tinge of eosno-
politanism will mark one afternoon
pair. as James I. Stewar- Of Mexico
CITY will follow Guilford 20 miLutes
later. playing with George Won Elm
of Salt Lake City. recently reinstated
as an amateur and formerly trans
Mississippi champion. =
Two o'clock vii, see Charles Evans
Jr.. twice amateur champion and once
omen title-holder. and Willie l.. Hunt
er, formerly British champion, on the
first tee. and it will be around 4
o'clock before the last of the 200 or
more contestants tee off.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12
TWELVE AMERICANS
AND FOUR FOREIGN 5
NET STARS REMAIN
Richards Puts Snodgrass
Out of National Singles :
Tennis.

Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. 12.-Twclye
Americans and fou, foreigners we're
left in the competition for the national
lawn tennis singles championships
when play in the thi.l round started
today on the grass courts os the Ger-
man town Cricket Club. The Ameri-
can survivors included the four mem
bers of the Davis Cup team. Three
hail from the Pacific Coast. four froas
Philadelphia and five from New York
and vicinity. =
The foreign survivors a. f. X.
Leighton Crawford of England lac
queS Brugnon. French Davis cup star:
Il. |. {. Norton. the youthful South
African. and Manuel Alfonso Of Spain.
Four other players IN overseas We're
eliminated yesterday in the second
round and one defaulted.
The Pacific Coast groun. reduced hv
the defeat yesterday of Harvey SRod-
grass by Vincent Richaru in straight
sets. includes William NJ. Johnston.
holder of the worlds title. and two
Kinseys-Howsrd and Hobert.
Representing the East are William
T. Tilden. national champion: +. Nor
ris Williams. Carl Fischer N Stanley
Pearson. all Of Philadelphia Leonard
Beekman. +. T. Anderson and DR..
George King. New York City; Vincent
Richards. Yonkers. New York. and
Francis L. Hunter, New Rochelle.
y. y.
The program for the third rouni
was Johnston vs.. Howard Kinsey:
Williams VS.. Crawford: Tilden V.
Fischer; Pearson VS.. Robert kinSey:
Alfonso VS.. Brugnon: Richards Is.
Hunter: Norton VS.. Beek-ian, and An
derson VS.. King.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12
DUNDEE VS.. LEONARD
Fight Between Featherweight and
Lightweight Champs on Again.

New York, Sept. f2.-Joh;ng Dun
dee. worlds featherweigLt champion.
has changed his mind and has agreed
TO meet Benny Leonard. lightweight
title holder, at the Yankee Stadium
here on the night of September -.
The champions in the two classes
were scheduled to fight last Wcdnes-
day. but the promoter called the bout
off because, he said. Dundee was not
in the best of condition and the adj
vance ticket sale was disappointing.
Dundee then entered cl; i'm for Leon
ards crown and said he would MT
agree to a future date for postpone
ment. Tuesday night he changed his
mind and agreed to fight Leonard Sep
TENDER %.
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TENNIS
CHANP |0NSH|P
DATES NAMED
Tournament Will Start
Wednesday to Continue
Week and Half.
CHAMP STEPS ASIDE
Seeligson VIII Not Defend
Singles Horors Won
Last Year.

The annual city tennis champion
ship in mems singles and doubles will
begin next Wednesday. September 10,
on the clay courts OF the San An
tonic Country Club. The committee
of the Country Club, under the AUS
pieces of which the annual title tour
nament is held, set the date and made
arrangements for play at a meeting
held Tuesday evening.
The tournament Will last week
and 4 half, according to plans, wind
ing up on Saturday, September 30. Sin
giles will be started first, with an
unusually large entry list assured, due
to the recent revival of interest in
Junior tennis here.
The events will be open TO all,
whether members of the San Antonio
Country Club or not. In fact, a ma
jority Of the entries are expected 10 be
from outside the Country Club MEM
berstip. The entries must be mailed
to reach Leon y. Wa.thall, tourna-
ment committee chairman, at the Wal
thall Music Company, not later than
noon of Tuesday, September Is.
Champion Not to Defend.
A new singles champion will be
crowned at the conclusion of he tour
name2t, as Arthur A. Seeligson, 1872
title-holder, and several times win
ner of city honors, has decided not TO
enter the singles, but confine his play
to doubles, in which he will be en-
tered with the junior star, Clifton
Wilkinson.
An interesting doubles team has
been announced in the pairing of Maj.
Charles {. Cresson, many times state
and city champion, and Claude Il. Flu
quay, who recently won the city mu-
nicipal courts championship.
Walthall With Brent.
Leon Walthall. who has held many
titles in San Antonio and state ten
mis-, will, pair with Riehsrd II. Brent,
former "muny" champion and this
year runner-up to Fuquay. Walthall
and Brent won the public courts dou-
bles title this summer.
A fine array of trophies will be Sc
cured for the city championship events.
-Four clay courts are in first-class
shape for play at the Country Club,
while two others are under construc-
ton. 1t is not likely that the two
extra courts can be rushed TO compile
ton in time for the championships,
but the attempt will be made.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12

Boston. ;; New York. o.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12
COACHES "PEN" TEAM
Red" Barron, Football Star. Tutors
Georgia Convict eleven.

Atlanta. Ga. Sept. 12.-David ].
Red" Barron, whose playing on Geor-
gia Techs football team during Ike
past four years attracted nationwide
attention. has become coach of ;he
federal penitentiary football team
here.
The former star also is assisting
football mentors at Georgia Tech and
is attached TO the sporting department
staff of Il local ,wspaper. Red"
is giving the penitentiiIy squad his
attention two afternoons each week.
Or Sundays. Barron forgets work
and teaches Sunday school class.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12

Buenos Aires, Sept. IL. Engcld
Rodriguez. OF Uruguay. holder of the
South American electromagnetic
championship and the only boxer who
ever knocked out Luis Angel Firpo,
predicts that the Aisentinian Will
defeat Jack Dempsey.
Rodriguez, who is visiting here,
recalled today his fight with Firpo in
MOntevideo in January. 1918. after
the present heavyweight challenger
had beaten all-comers in his own
country. Firpo at that time had
won his bouts through his aggressive
ness and his terrific punch, but his
knowledge of boxing science was
rudimentary, and Rodriguez knocked
him out in the first round with a
right to the chin.
II honestly believe that this knock
out was the key TO Firpo's success
said the Uruguayan fighter. IN
stead of being discouraged, as many
young boxers might have been, he
was all the more determined. He
realized that he did not know how
to box and from that moment he
proceeded to learn.
Boxing Like a Woman"
"Sincc winning the title. Dempsey
has had only four bouts. Boxing is
like woman. jealous when neglect
ed. it requires constant attention.
Dempsey is suffering from this
neglect. Firpo will win"
Enthusiasm for Firpo is at fever
heat in Argentina, and throughout
South An1prico nc tho date for the
championship clash between the
wild Bull of the Pampas' and
Dempsey approaches.
Interest in betting apparently is
picking up. One local agency accept
ing bets on the pari-mutuel system
announced that the odds had reached
10 to in favor of Firpo.
Making Lots of Fuss.
Interest in the fight is keen.
y wsrapers in the principal cities
have made arrangements for "cover-
ing" the battle in fullest detail.
Buenos Aires undoubtedly will deck
herself in holiday attire. Already
there are evidences that there will
be general suspension of labor and
plans are being made for parades IN
of q victory by FirpO.
Should the championship come TO
South America there would be cele-
bration OF several days duration,
in by all classes. Bust
ness houses are in mad competition.
Many of them are displaying in their
windows life-size models of the South
battler done in wax md
labelled worlds champion
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12
HOPES TO DAZZLE DEMPSEY

Atlantic City, n. j., Sept "a
Perhaps Luis Firpo intends TO
dazzle Jack Dempsey when they
step into the ring at the Polo
Grounds, New York, Friday night.
Luis will wear his now famous
biack-and-yelfow checked dressing
gown and his tights will be laven-
der.
And around his right arm will
be draped the white and blue flag
of the Argentine republic-at the
request Of Argentine sportsmen
who have freQuented his camp
here.
Luis ought to be about the most
rcsplendcnt heavyweight title coz
tender in history.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12

John Watson, pitcher of the New
York Nationals. who drew a suspen-
sion for breaking training rules. re-
joined the club and practiced with his
mates who guaranteed TO Manager Nc
Graw that the player would be on his
good behavior for the rest of the sea-
son.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12
SunlnlnrN

Two-base hits. kirkham .. Jolley;
three-base hit. Turgeon; sacrifices. Al
len, Huber and Strong: double plays,
Wight (unassistcd); stolen bases, Black.
Dashien. Demaggio: hit by Jolley
Uothes): wild pitch, Jolley; base on
balls. off schillins ., off Jolley 5. off
Gray .: struck out, by Gray Z, Jolley
1; pitching record, off Schilling . hits
and 5 runs in l-3 inning; left on bases,
Beaumont .. Shreveport s: time of game
2:e5; umpires. Estill and O'Toole.
Second game: II. IL E
Beaumont ........... 200 00t OIL 5 /
shreveport ...........010 DOL X o
Batteries: Jacobus and Lothes; Harris
and McDade.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12
billiard Mixun IrcneG Out.

Chicago. Sept. 1s.-OtI cas- Ot tic
National Three Cushion Billiard
League announced here today that all
troubles in the world series champion
ship matches between John LAYTON of
ST. Louis. Robert Cannefax { Detroit,
Tiff Denton Of Kansas City. and Otto
Resell of Philadelphia. had been
'roned out aad they viii be run eff. as
scheduled at ST. Louis, September 16.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12
PAPYRUS BEATEN In
LAST RACE BEFORE
COMING TO AMERICA
Comes in Second to Tran
gull in Classic St.
Leger Stakes.

Doncaster. England, Sept. 12.-Pa-
pyrus, the English derby winner. and
the horse which will soon be shipped
to the United States TO run against
the best 3-year-olds in America. MT
his first defeat of the s,sson in the
st. Legcr stakes run here today. when
he was beaten out by the Earl of
Derby's Tranquil. by Swynford, out of
Serenissima. Papyrus came in second.
with H. Fl. Aga Khan's Teresina, by
Tracery out of Blue Tit. third.
Paryrus was the fay orite. 1t was
his farewell appearance in England
and turfmen were hopeful that he
would keep his record unblemish.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-12
ELKS' BOUTS FRIDAY
Fights Postponed So as TO Get FirpO-
Dempsey Returns.

In order to nave the Dempsey-Firpo
fight returns by radio as p added
featu.e, the Elks ave postponed their
fight card fo- this week from Thurs
day night to Friday night. 1t will be
held n the Elks Club roof. 4 radio
outfit With loud speaker will be
rugged Tn on the roof and the card of
bouts will be stonped while the big
fight at the Polo Grounds. New York.
compS in