davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
Valentines

Valentine nut cups, soc to $500.
Valentine swapping notices,
$1.2J to $500.
Dance programs, SOC to Sc.
dozen.
Place cards. dozen Soc to $1.j0.
Valentine lunch cloths, each PC.
Valentines, &c to $1.00.
Valentine light shades, each pc.
Valentine napkins, Sc and 1Jc
dozen.
Red and white stresmers, each
Zoe.
Joske's Street Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09

these little frocks, developed
from ginghams, varied color
ed patterns. Trimmed with
crisp organdy and pique.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
Demonstration
OF THE KITCHENAID AND
THE WONDERS 1T WORKS

Tomorrow is the last day.
Be sure to attend. During the
demonstration m ayonnaise
dressing is being made with
this electrical appliance from
the famous Wesson Oil, which
is made from the purest of
vegetable ingredients. No doubt
used in your home for many.
purposes.
Take home a pint of this de-
licious mayonnaise tomorrow
and you will not have to make
it for your salad Sunday.
Joske's Basement
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
EQEE LECTURE
ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

by George Shaw Cook, C.S,B., Chicago,
III. Member of the board of lectureship
of the mother church, the First Church
of Christ, Scientist, in Boston. Mass.
Main Avenue High School auditorium,
Sunday afternoon, February II, 1928,
= n'cIorE II Adv
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
See Our Hoover Window

There you will see one of the first
models of the electric vacuum sweeper.
This very machine has been used in
President Harding's home for fourteen
years. This will give you an idea of
how long Hoover will last you. 1t
will soon become a lifelong friend.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
Stamped
Scarfs 49c

Also included are center
made of tan and white linen
the centers are SO inches an
the scarfs 1880. Stamped
attractive designs.
Pillow cases, made of an e|
cellent quality of tubing. A
have spoke stitched ends, al
shown in smart spring desig1
SIPS.
Guest towels, made of gel
quality of cotton buck, "
checked Bingham borders. s.
Joske's Second Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
COTTON FROCKS
S4.48

In a wonderful, assortment
of ginghams plain or figured
crepes, ever fast and cotton
foulards and ratines. In
smart belted, long wasted
models. Fetchingly trim
med.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09

magistrate was called, and with a large
poIice force reached the place IN time
TO prevent further disorder. Reinforce
mcnts are now present, and are keep
ING carful watch over the district
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
GERMAN BEER FOR JAPS
Munich Product Again Being Sold in
Japan.

Japan.
Kobe, Japan, Feb. 9.-Afttr a lapse
of many years, Munich beer is being
imported into Japan to compete with
the product of the local beer factories,
being sold at about the same price as
the latter. The japanese first learned
TO drink beer some 30 years ago, when
the Germans commenced sending it here:
Soon the American breweries learned. OF
the new market. For the last few
years. however. the japanese breweries.,
freed from competition. have raised
their prices and the Germans see an
opportunity or re-entering the market.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
Permanent
Waving

When done in our
snow white Beauty Par
Tor is ever a joy. We
have n very competent
operator in charge who
has had years of expe-
rience in this work. You
can either have a steam
or oil wave. And spe-
cial prices will be made
on the entire head.
Make an appointment
now. Sooner the better.
A woman can't be too at
tractive. But many can
be more attractive.
Joske's Second Floor
Evening star., 1923-06-19
WILLARD AT SCENE;
FIRPO ON HIS WAY

NEW YORK, June 19.-Jess Will
lard. former heavyweight boxing
champion, arrived last night to con-
fer with Promoter Tex Rickard con-
cerning his bout. July IL. with Luis
Angel Firpo. who is expected back
next week from his Central American
tour.
Willard said he weighted 25S pounds
and has kept himself in the superb
physical condition in which he de-
feated Floyd Johnson. the Iowa
heavyweight aspirant. in the recent
milk fund bout. Willard expects to
pitch his training camp somewhere in
New Jersey soon.
MEXICO CITY, June 19.-Luis An
gel Firpo left for New York by way
of Laredo last evening. asserting that
he wished to begin training as soon
as possible for his bout with Jess
willard. The Argentine boxer ex-
pressed regret that Jim Hibbard, the
American heavyweight, whom he
knocked out in short order here last
Sunday night, did not give him a
chance fully to demonstrate to the
Mexicans his fighting ability.
Evening star., 1923-06-19
}. C. CRICKET TEAM
LOSES IN BALTIMORE

Washington Cricket Club went to
ssltimore Sunday and played the
bns or St George on the latter's
DR.. Samuel and H. Ainsworth. sr..
pened up tie batting for the Balti-
bore eleven, which made a. total
r2-A ~ s7'runs. of which the latter
Fored IS and Grant 16. In addition to
''"'~ the htehest score, Ainsworth
las not put out.
In bowling against the Sons S. H.
yron took the honors by disposing
six men for 81 runs. Carlton took
|vo wickets for Is runs and Castle
sposed of two men for 2S runs.
Washington was greatly handicap
ed for batsmen by the absence Of
|ongstreet. Warren and Branch.
CaSlton:. who made 12 runs. and
ast}e. who contributed 10. were the
My players who made double. fig-
res for the capital team, all OF whom
Fere put out for total Of IS.
TIE Sons OF st. George will come
. Washington to play a return match
n July l in Potomac Park.
Evening star., 1923-06-19
CARPENTlER-BECKETT GO
MAY BE HELD ON JULY q

LONDON, June 19.-The fight be-
tween Joe Beckett and Georges Car
pentier may yet be held on July 4,
as scheduled, in the opinion of some
sportsmen. Beckett's injured hand
was examined yesterday by a London
physician, who was unable to dis
cover that a bone had been broken.
The Britisher's complaint is said to
be only a muscle contraction common
to all boxers and it is asserted that
If the X-ray examination which Beck
EFT subsequently underwent, confirms
this diagnosis. the English heavy
weight could put his hand into con-
dition in two days.
Evening star., 1923-06-19

AS for Jimmy Wilde, the half man
OF Wales" will depart with the tidy
sum of money he earned by setting
himself up to be knocked down and
out in the seventh round. You see
the fans Will pay so much to see a
aged and decrepit champion can af-
ford to remain upon the throne.
Johnny Ki1baHe tottered here from
the west and at the proper time went
to sleep upon his ear, having first
made few motions that would in
dicate he used to be a fighter.
Wilde came next. Any honest,
clear-sighted boxing critic who saw
him training didn't have to be told
that the Welshman would have about
as much chance in the ring with
villa as a watermelon would have
at darby camp meeting. He didn't
even make a good fight. Game, yes
But from the time Villa sent him to
the floor at the end of the second
round. the bell saving Wilde the
count. the Welshman was beaten. He
never had chance. Villa was all
around him like a cooper round a
barrel and no matter how much
money Wilde received it's cinch
he got wallop for every dollar
coming to him.
Forty thousand spectators sat in
the seats that had been built on the
Polo Grounds diamond and in the
cavernous stands Coogan's Bluff,
gemmed with electric street lamps,
looked down upon the scene and to-
the southward the great 155th street
viaduct was defined by its line of
lights. The ring stood out in a flood
OF greenish light and within the
stands sputtering arc lamps gave the
fans all necessary illumination.
Evening star., 1923-06-19


Plans for a boxing show of three
ten-round bouts July 3. to initiate
the new arena, were announced today.
Jimmy Delaney, st. Paul lightweight,
and Jack Burke Of Pittsburgh. one
OF Dempsey's sparring partners,
probably will meet in the main event.
Gibbons went through his after
noon workout yesterday with four
sparrtng partners minus the head
guard he had been wearing. He con-
slderS his present Sparring mates Sutii-
ciently scientific and experienced to rem
der unnecessary the use of a head har-
ness, and does not fear getting an in
jury that would be d target for the
champions blows.
Delaney was whipping short lefts
and body punches into the chal-
lenger's defense in their two rounds
yesterday. but Gibbons retaliated
with left hook and flashing right
cross. Delaney is fast and provides
shifty- target The fact that Glib
bons lands as frequently as he does
against the contender for the light
weight crown is proof, the experts
say, of his. judgment of distance and
his speed at this stage of his training.
Mike Collins, who brought Dempsey
and Gibbons together, said today that
his connection with the fight has been
in the role of match-ma only, and
that he had no hand in the business
management. When he has arranged
the card of preliminaries, ne said, his
work will be ended.
GREAT FALLS. MONT, June 10
Developing speed by boxing with
lighter opponents will be the prin-
cipal work in Jack Dempsey's train
ing camp for the next few days. it
is indicated as result of the length
of time the champion boxed with
Billy Wells, British welterweight
ard Norman Auerbach, Salt Lake
City lightweight, yesterday.
Auerbach, a son Of Dempsey's first
manager, knows something of the
champions hitting power as a result
of his first clash with the titlehold-
Evening star., 1923-06-19
SPANISH DAVIS CUP
RACKETERS ADVANCE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WILMINGTON, Lancnshire, June
16.-The British lawn tennis team
was eliminated from the Davis
cup competition by the spaniards
ms the result Of today's play.
The Spaniard& took one OF Sat-
uhNay's two singles matches, won
ble doubles yesterday and clinch-
ed the tie today, three matches to
one, when Count De GOmar de-
feated Randolph Lycctt I'm the
third singles match, Ga, 81,
IS.
Spain thus qualified to meet
Holland. the other semI-f1nalist in
the lower half of the European
draw.
WITHINGTON. Lancashire, June 10
eduardo F1aquer and Count de Gomar
representing Spain, won the match in
foubfes IN the Davis cup competition
1reel the British pair, Randolph Lycett
Rnl L. A. Godfree. 6-2. 8-3, IS, Ga
! fhe victory sent the Spaniards ints
he lead in the competition, two matches
r one, de Gorma having won I'm the
agles over Wheatley last Saturday
pains loss was when Flaquer lost tc
yycett.
Evening star., 1923-06-19
led as Villa Wins Ring Title Gibbons Aims Fight lz8 Pounds
LEGION NOT INVOLVED
IN SCRAP AT SHELBY

LEWISTON, Mont, June TO-
Quincy Scott, historian Of the
American Legion OF Montana, has
teIegraphed the American Legion
Weekly regarding alleged connec-
tiOn of the Legion with the Demp-
sy-Gibbons fight mt Shelby July 4.
giving n brief review Of the pro-
motion.
The negotiations were started
by Commander 10y j. Molumby for
the Legion, but without his having
called "a meeting OF the executive
committee. which fn a telegram
disclafried all connection with the
fight. Scott snid. From that time
ON Molumby acted i'm his private
capacity as the promoter and as-
sured the committee he would en-
dcavOr to prevent the use OF his
title in connection with the fight
publicity, according to the his
tOrian.
In that he was NOT successful and
Scott emphn sizes the fact that the
Legion is not, and never has been,
connected with the fight at Shelby.
Evening star., 1923-06-19
DOUGHERTY TO Referee
HEAVYWEIGHT CONTEST

PHILADELPHIA, June 1s.-James F.
Dougherty of Ridley Park. near here.
today received a telegram definitely ac-
cepting his terms to referee the Demp-
sey-Gibbons fight in Shelby, Mont, on
July 4.
Ii will be the third time Dougherty
has refereed fight in which Demp-
sey has taken part. The first was in
Philadelphia when Jack knocked out
Battling Levinsky. and the second at
Benton Harbor, Mich. where Billy
Miske fell n victim to Dempsey'S S
knockout punch.
Dougherty has been identified with
boxing for twenty-five years as ref
cree. promoter and manager. He ref
creed two fights in which Joe Cans
participated, and also refereed bouts
in which George Dixon, Joe Goddard,
Tim Callahan and Harry Forbes were
principals.
Dougherty was a wrestler in his
youth
Evening star., 1923-06-19

New York. as the home state of
three OF the competing Institutions
Cornell. Syracuse and Columbia
leads in the number of representa-
tives with seventy-four. The state
Of Pennsylvania. with it's own uni
vorsity in the lists, has twenty-eight
representatives, and Washington,
whose varsity and freshman oarsmen
have made the tranScontinental trip
seeking additional laurels, has twenty
four.
Every member of the Naval Acad-
eny crew. which completes the var
sity entry list, represents a different
state or territory, one sweep swinger
coming from Honolulu. The Penn
freshman eight includes one oarsman
logne, Germany, while the Columbia
yearling boat has a representative
from Stockholm, Sweden.
Evening star., 1923-06-19
SKI FINED 300 FRANCS
AND GIVEN A LECTURE

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, June 10.-BattlfnS sflxi.
the senegale~e heavyweight, today
was fined 800 frnncs and FoundIy
1ectured in police court for fRfn@
n revolver In a cafe, punching the
nose of n waiter and insulting the
policeman who arrested him. The
Judge added 8 francs for drunkeA-
ness.
Sikh grinned broadly aH he lis
tened to the good advice from the
bench. gave a military salute and
shook hands with every one In the
courtroom except the judge. who
took refuge In flight. The fighter
then walked out, followed by the
hundreds who hnd packed the
courtroom, expecting the stiff jail
sentence which the court had prem
Used if Sikh was ever again hailed
before IT.
Evening star., 1923-06-19
BRITISH WOMAN TENNIS
STARS COMING TO U. S.

LONDON, June I0.--Thrce or four
Of the hest woman lawn tennis
players I'm Great Britain will be
sent to the United States In July
to engage in a series of matches
leading up to their participation in
tl.o American nationni Champion
ships at Forest Hills in August.
The Lawn Tennis Association ex-
poets to announce their names In n
few days.
Unless Great Britain wins in the
European division of the Davis cup
riimiaatiOns, It fs unlikely that
any OF her man players will vfsft
the United States in 1929.
Evening star., 1923-06-19

or. While boxing Wells Dempsey
remained on the defensive. swaying
in crouching weave as he stepped
away from punches. The British
welterweight, fast and elusive, piled
into the champion, swinging from
every angle. When Wells became
too energetic however. Dempsey
made his head snap back with light
left hooks and rights.
Harry Drake. British light-heavy-
weight, came in for his usual past
inG.
Dempsey appeared to be faster
yesterday than for several days. He
declared the altitude no longer af-
feCts his breathing.
ager, returned today from Shelby.
where he assisted Dan Tracey, the
new executive in charge of the July
4 battle. in getting the working
forces reorganiZed.
Evening star., 1923-06-19
TENDLER DEC!SlVELY
SCORES OVER MORAN

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Lew
Tender, Philadelphia contender for
the lightweight crown held by Benny
Leonard, decisively defeated Pal Mo-
ran of New Orleans in an eight-round
bout last night at the National League
base ball park.
Approximately 10000 persons saw
the contest.
Tender gave Moran a good lacing.
outpointing and outboxing him in
every round,
Evening star., 1923-06-19
REAL STAR
FOR BRADLEY SCHOOL

Chumbris was the star for Bradley
chool. when it won the southwest
cholastic championship by defeating
efferson nine, 5 to 4. in a ten-in-
ing fray.
On the mound he allowed three
ingles. and at the bat he slammed a
ingls, double and homer. He stole
wo uses and brought in twice as
1aEy runs, in addition to striking
ut eight players. !
Evening star., 1923-06-19
CHALLENGER OF DEMPSEY
NOW TIPS SCALES AT 100
Will Not Face as Great Weight Handicap as Did
Carpenter When French Fighter Battled
Champion Two Years Ago.
By the Associa ted Press.

HLBY Mont June l9When Tom Gibbons ST. challenger
the heavyweight championship, Jack
contest here July he weight
about nS pounds At present he tips the scales shade above @
halengers expectation fulfilled, he will
handicap OF possibly twelve fifteen pounds and will be about
to stay on his e front OF Dempsey for rounds
bon said today and am glad of it. keep weight
Evening star., 1923-06-19

Oldtimers who saw the battle said
Y reminded them of the passing of
battling Nelson, the durable Dane
VINO was so game that he had to be
counted out on his feet. Wilde was
Ike that last night Reaten to the
point where the crowd asked that
|tae punishment be stopped. helpless
TOY either defend himself or attack,
p Yielded not an inch.
Wide kept pressing forward on.
on throughout the fight In the first
round his chances TO hold his crown
seemed good. but when the bell rang
|ln the second he took wallop on
never got over the daze. Wilde was
beaten when the third round began
and he was the loser the rest Of the
way. but he didn't seem to know it
until he woke up.
Refuses to Give I'm.
The glorious manner of his passing,
|the courageous manner in which he
waved aside requests that he stop and
he saved the ignominy of knock
|out dwarfted other aspects of the battle.
Mrs. Wilde saw her husband in
What probably was his last fight.
fNhen the thousands around her were
voice was still. well, II had to hap
pen some time" was her comment.
We shall go home now and rest"
Jimmy received about $4,000, 37h
Iper cent of the total receipts, and
VILLA about $4,000. 12ha per cent
Tine total receipts were about $780,
villa occupies a peculiar pugilist;c
position. Though world champion,
he is not the American title holder
HE won the American title from
Johnny Buff and then lost 1t to
Evening star., 1923-06-19
MANY PLACES HAVE MEN
IN COLLEGIATE SHELLS
BY the Associated Press.


~ OUGHKEEPSIE 19Oarsmen from section Of the
r. United States foreign will sweeps
institutions that will
egae the Hudson June 28
listing regulars and substitutes for the ff
the show that scat
Islands, Sweden
Cenan nd Cuha
Evening star., 1923-06-19
KOPF QUITS THE BRAVES
TO ATTEND TO BUSINESS

CINCINNATI June 19-Larry Kopf,
Boston National shortstop, has ar
rived in Cincinnati and announced
that he had quit the Braves and
would retire from base ball He said
he notified the Boston management
two weeks ago that he intended to re-
tire permanently to devote his time to
his oil and gasoline station here.
Evening star., 1923-06-19
VILLA GOING BACK HOME.
BUT WON'T REMAIN LONG
BY FAIR PLAY.

EW YORK June 19Pncho Villa.
" world that he will
Luzon But he won't stay long he He will
Shortly giving all contenders
added he wouldn't back the Philippine
the fact that married leaving
bride home
Pancho promised her he would
he world title with him. One imagine
Father dubious as well that ends
-
Evening star., 1923-06-19

frankie Genaro. Genaro has been
assured a match with the winuer of
last nights bout.
Il have nothing but admiration for
Wilde Villa said. He was one of
the best"
Jimmy said villa deserved to win.
Il simply met my match" were his
words. II don't know whether I
shall try to get a return bout. It's
too early now to say that. 1t was
the first Knockout ] ever suffered in
my own class, and maybe that means
I'm getting too old. I don't know.
Gordon Shades Tremaine.
Harry Gordon, Philadelphia ban
tamweight, outboxed Carl Tremaine
Of Cleveland IN a ten-round contest
and received the judges decision.
Harry Catena, New York fiyweight,
Donley CT Newark. n. j., in another
preliminary. six-round affair.
Joy Refgns I'm Manila.
by the Associated Press.
MANILA, June 19.-Joyful enthu-
siaSm today greeted the news that
the Philippines. had won the world
title in his class from Jimmy Wilde
in New York last night. During the
night the papers issued extra editions.
The factories with three long blasts
of their whistles announced that a
native son had captured the trophy.
Mass meetings were planned for to-
night TO celebrate the first world
championship in pugilism to be
captured by the Philippines. Betting
here closed last night at three to
one in favor Of Villa,
Evening star., 1923-06-19
WILDE, BATTLING CAMELY,
ISK. O.'D In 9TH ROUND
Big Crowd Sits i'm Silence for Five Minutes Until
Beaten Flyweight Champion Is Revived in
Order to Pay Him Tribute.

NJ EW YORK, 9Jimmy Wilde yielded his
in a
= the 10000 who watched will remember while they live
The 4COO who Polo
cptvated by exhibition
there
that he might hear the that their sincere
a fighting man.
Villa unheardo Filipino than because he
ovouSy the better Whether
etter than The Mighty Atom Wilde
his OF debate But he superiority night
wadng the first getting the and
in
Evening star., 1923-06-19
Striped Flannel Trousers
White or GYay-A Bit Unusual

For those who desire flannel trouser that
is bit different, these striped fannels-white or
gray grounds, make very striking sports outfit
when worn with coat of contrasting color.
Evening star., 1923-10-18
CENSUS BUREAU REPORTS
LESS COTTONSEED USED
Larger Supply on Hand at Mills
in September Than at Same
Time Year Ago.

The cottonseed products industry
monthly report of the census bureau.
issued today, shows 3Oo.29S tons OF
cottonseed were crushed during the
two-month period. August 10
September so, compared with S79,34I
in that period last year, and that there
were 419,300 tons of cottonseed o.!
hand at mills September 80. conpar-
eG with 40S,44S q year ago
Cottonseed products manufactured
In the two-month period and the quaR-
tity on hand September 80 are as fol-
lows:
Crude oil manufactured, s4,522.O1S
pounds, compared with 1IO,91S,2S3 in
that period last year, and on hand
34'd57,20S pounds, compared with
Refined oil products, J2,1g2. .712 rounds.
compared with 50,371.99l, and on hand
a l,5S1,S2 pounds, compared with 54,sS3,-
Cake and meal produced, 138.417
tons. compared with 1876, and on
hand 47,0o6 tons, compared with
1900.
Linters produced, 56,S94 bales. com
pared with 57,4s2, and OH hand 35,440
bales, compared with 45.T30.
Exports of linters for the two
month period were 7.507 bales, com
pared with 1892.
Evening star., 1923-10-18
WALL STREET BRIEFS.
Hotel Bonds on Sale-Firms Re
port on Earnings.

NEW YORK, October 1s.-An issue
of Ss,O0o,00O first mortgage 6h per
cent three to twenty years serial
coupon bonds of the Development
Corporation of Detroit is being sold
to the public by s. W. Straus & Co.
Among the properties back of the
issue is the New Book-Cadillac Hotel
now being erected in Detroit.
Net income of the Pacific Gas and
Electric Company for the twelve
months ending July 81, 1923, was
$d6,6S4'157, as compared with s14,-
324,728 for the previous twelve
months.
Payment on December / of a quar-
terly dividend of 81 on the common
stock of the Cuba Company, which
will mark the first payment on the
company's common stock since Au-
gust, 1920.
The New York Air Brake Company
months of 1923 of $2,245,SS1, or the
equivalent of s7.4S a share on the
class A common stock
The Standard Oil Company of New
Jersey announces it has met the re-
duction of two cents in gasoline nv
the Gulf Oil Company at all points
in it's territory. The new tank wagon
prices range from 15k to 1S1a cents
a gallon.
Stockholders of the Public Service
Electric Company, subsidiary of
the Public Service Corporation of
New Jersey, and the United Electric
Company of New Jersey will meet
November to vote on the question
of ratifying a merger.
substantially all of the stock of
the two companies is owned by the
Public Service Corporation of New
Jersey, and the proposed merger is
merely to satisfy the corporate
structure.
Shareholders of the Naumkeas
Steam Cotton Company have voted
stock dividend of 100 per cent. The
capital stock will be increased S3,-
100000 by issuing 10000 new shares