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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-09
VSECHNY zALOBY SKRTNUTY.
zADNE DAISf PROCESY We sPOJENf
S HERRINSKYM MASSAKREM
NELZE Sc DOVOLATl SPRAvEDLNOsTl v oKRESU
WILLIAMSON, PRAvf PklRUCf GENERAL
MILO NAVLADNffO

fr Marion, Ill.,, T. dubna vsechny zaloby vyystays ,
massakru Herrn, 1h cervnu mnuleho roku kdy pres
dvacet muzG bylo pabio avkovn vyrznost byly
nuty navrh Deose Dutyho, stanfho navanho okresn
Williamson.
Kdyz soud sese dnes A. w. Kerr havni obhajce OBJ.
2alovanch havf zada bezodkladny proces pro "a
ktef sou dosud pod obzaobou pro vrazdu spiknu tok
ia nehodlam dale procesovat zadne techto pripad1
prohlasl Duty Byo by to bezdcene vykona jsem svoji
povinnost, jak nejlepe jsem dovedl"
MY ucinii jsme dosti avsak generani navladn lest
toho minn ze yto zaoby nem6y by by skrtnuty pokud
nebude mt pfilezost podat zpravu snsmu prav Middle
kauff pfiruc generalnho navladnfho enz ved zaobu.
my nepfipojujeme Sc k navrhu skrtnuti zalob."
ALE Wy neprotestujete?" tazal Sc soudce.
"Nkoli", odpovedel Middlekauff
Po te soudce vydal rozkaz mz vsechny zaloby zreny
Nez tomuto fizeni doslo genera navladn pravnc
hajoby soudce Hartwel vydai osra prohlasen prvnm
prohlaseni Sc prav mezi jinym:
"Zastupci zaloby nevol jsou donuceni doznat
kresu Williamson nelze dovoati spravednos zadne
sranne poroty neze zkat XII muzn zodpov6d
nych zavrazd6ni nez dvacet d blize Herrn
mnueho roku
"svedkove, spolehvi vsrohodn velkym osobnm
nebezpecm statecne svedci vdeli osudny den
ale pokazd6 byl nafcen nemluv pravdu svsdky ktef
NELL zajem obhajobs ktefi zfems svedci faesns Ia
tschto okolnosti das procesy byy by fraskou."
Qbhaioba SVEN prohlisen prav "Projev eeneralni-
no navadnfho naproso gnore ohavnou vazdu m necsbro
Jenych unovych havifu den pred pobm hdaci Naproso
ignoruje vpad do oresu Williamson ozbroenych hldacu
jech rucnicemi revovery srojnim puskam kten vyho-
dill rukavc obcanstvu rednikdm okresu Rovn6z ignoru-
II nem6li zadneho zajmu zapasu havirske une"
Dale vyvraci tvrzeni sv6dc zaloby by by byvali
ohrozovani ku konci prav:
Obvn6n re pro obzalovane byi ma jejich stra-
nc re svedc ocvdn6 faesne, zodpovedel poroy
nyni uoei Jest to podvno ze bany sou pochybnost
pohnutky delnikd, nikoli vsak najatych zbujnkG"
Rovnez soudce Hartwel popuzen byl prohlasenim ge-
neraniho navladniho. Prav ze hede tomu aby
veden by naproso nesranne jest podvno zasupci
oby kteff NELL n6ho chvalu najednou tocf
Primo soud svym rzenm re neze dovola spravedl
nos v okresu Williamson.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-09
cHcE ULEHcIT BOHAcoM.i /
Sekretif Mellon pro snixeni
maximxlni dane z dIchodi 8
so M Is procent.
Washington, 8. dubna.

Washington, 8. dubna. -
Kdezto pokrokova skupina Sc
natord a poslancd v pristim
kongresu hodla vyvinouti lsi-
Ii. ably vetsi bremeno dani by
10 uvaleno ma velke ddchody,
sekretar pokladny Mellon W.
|tasil sc n&vrhem. aby nyn4j-
81 maximalni dan z dnchodl
byla snizena $ nynejsich SO
procent ma 25. Neni pochyby,
re "a navrhem Mellonovym je
president s celym svym vii
vem a tn da Sc ocekavati tuhy
boj v pristim kongresu. mezi
konservativnimi pokrokovy-
mi skupinami.
v pristim kongresu budou
sice miti republican, opetne
|v6tsinu, avSak kdykoli tax IVA
nj pokrokovci spokojili by Sc $
demokraty, prom6nila by Sc V
menSinu.
Sekretaf Mellon poukazuje,
ze kolekce dani z ddchodi v
|minulem. m6sici cinila $685.
600, 900 u porovnani kolekci
1898 100000 v breznu minule
no roku, coz jest o $7O,OOO,-
900 vice. Pon6vadz velke fir
my a vIbec ii, kdoz odvadeji
|nejvetsi dan, platf il ctyrikra-
te do roka, pravd6podobne
dan "a bezici rok vynese Q
$500, 100000 vice nezli r.
1922. Ia t9chto okolnosti me-
la by byti dan snfzena, ably Sc
"ulehcilo obchodu", pravi Mel
Ion.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-09

stavniho iradu Barge Office
ma Battery Place, q odtud ma
City Hall, kde budou privit3ni
mayorem mesta, nebo jeho "a
stupcem. Pc tomto odjedou do
Poughkeepsie, kde budou ho-
sty DR.. Henry N. Mac Cracke-
ma, presidenta vassar College,
ktery meskal lohskeho roku v
Praze. Vidcem jejich pouti po
Americe bude 81. Podzimkova.
teska studentka ma Vassar Col
lege. z Poughkeepsie Sc vrati
opetn6 do New Yorku. aby zde
vystoupili ma koncert6, jenz
jest pof'adan jiz tuto stredu We
Ger Carnegie Hall.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-09

pfijemneho pfekvapeni, z T.
krytu vystoupili policajti a wy
zvali jej, ably Sc VIDAL. Ma mi
ste uposlechnuti "spiklenec," !"
16-lety Virgil Wfsher, dal Sc
ma 1t9k a zastavil Sc az kdyz
vystfeleno "a MIN z rucnice $
tim vysledkem, ze .mnozstvi bro
XII zarylo Sc mu do t9la. v ne
mocnici vypr&vxf, ze ku zloGin
nemu pokusu byl sweden cte-
MIN dobrodruznych knih q ze
na pl4nu no vymanneni pen9z
cd pi. Rogsrsove byli 8 MIN 81
castn6ni jest6 diva jinf hosi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-09
ULEVA v DANlCH
Z D0MovU.

New York, Z. dubna. -
Rozhodnuti soudce Tierney-ho.
ienz prohlasil "a ne1stavni "a
kon, kterym move postavene do
movy byly osvobozeny Cd pla-
cent dani po dobu deseti rokn,
zruSeno bylo dnes odvolacim
tl.ibunalem, ktery uznal zakon
"a Istayni. Ocek3va Sc nynf
cily stavebni ruch, nebot' mno-
ri lide. vytk$vali Sc stavbou,
az 0 no~fm zakonu bude vEd4-
no pravopIatnk rozhodnutf :,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-09
NAPODOBILI ."CERNOU
RUKU".

Lima, O., 8. dubna. ri. Edna
Rogersova, jedna 2 nejzamoz-
n6jsfch Zen v tomto meste, OBJ
drzela pred n6kolika dny do
pis, v nemz vyzvana, aby ma
urcitem mfste ma zadnl veran
de sve residence slozila $1,000
v sobotu 0 pdlnoci, jinak ze md
smrt k oxek6v4ni. Spiklenci,
vlastn& jsnom jeden: 'skutecn9
vtera o,ptlnoci pfisel 81 pro
penfze, ale dostalo so mu ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-09
DOMBA MA VlDEN6KE
BURSE.

Widen, Z. dubna. Bomba w.
buchla v chodb3 akciove bur-
sy vcera vecer po obchodnich
hodinach. ZpIsobila jenom ma
lou skodu q nikdo nepfisel k
urazu. Panuje mineni ze timto
attentatem m6la byti projeve-
ma sympatie protizidovskymi
manifestacemi We VarSav6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-09
PRESIDENT oPkT donna.

Washington, 8. dubna. Pre-
sident q pi. Hardingova vratili
sc do Washingtonu dnes re sve
p9titydenni prazdninove cesty.
-Presidentsk& druzina pfibyla
kratce po poledni . odebrala Sc
do Bil@ho Ddo1nu. Zdravi ri.
Har&ngove sev znatn& szlepsilo
pobytem ma jihu.s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-09
vYTRzNOSTI v MEMELU.

Kralovec. Z. dubna. P6cho-
ia a jizda patrolovaly dnes We
Ger ulice Memelu nasledkem
bouflivych demonstraci odpo-
ledne pred budovou, v niz jsou
umisteny litevske drady. Mir.
ma forma vojenskehO zakona
byla prohlasena a veSkeren oh
chOd Jest zastaven.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-09
PROTIzIDOVSKE BOUkE We
VARSAVE.

VarSava, 8. dubna. Tri sta
osob, ktere Sc podilely ma wee
rejsich protizidovskych bou-
rich, bylo zatceno. Ackoli We
mest6 panuje zdanliv6 kid,
velky pocet ran9nych zidi zpu
sobil rozGilenf v jejich ) ctvrti.
Mnozf z ran6nych mali pfibuz
ne We SpOj. Statech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-09
PROSLULY SPISOvATEL
ONEMOCNEI.

Pafiz, z. dubna. - Rudyard
Kipling, znamy anglicky spi-
sovatel,. v&znS onemocnSl na
parniku Orrnuz, kdyz pSist&l y
Toulonu vtera veEsr. Kiplinl
byl ma cest3 do Egypta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-09
DEBS NAVSTfVf RUsKO.

Moskva, z. dubna. - Rusko prime Eugena Debse A.
meric6ho sociasickkho vIdce otevfenou naruci Kdyz
Tosky hava sdrzen ruskych un byl uvedom9n ze Debs
hoda navstivi Rusko, ihned postal kabeogram ze
de srdecne uvitan Pozvn navsteve Ruska byo rovnez
zaslano Americken1u narodnimu dslnickemu svazu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-09
HDAC ZABIT BANDlTY.

West Salem, O.. Z. dubna Tri 6tyr banditi. ktefi
pfepad zabi Charese Btzera hlidace zdejs plynar
ne zmize po spachan zlo6nu avsak ctvry kery byl
ran6n chycen by spoudeniky pfispschavsm Btzerov
pomoc. Raneny up jnoch 19, prav ze ku spachan zlo
byl sweden tfem muzi nichz eden osudnou ranu
pail.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-09
CELIA VESNICE 'NAMAZANA",

Quievrechan Francie, dubna Celia tato vesnce pro
bira "opice Kdos obev ze qunquina sina francouz
skd hovna vyeka 300Ogalonov& kadove kary stojcf
tratch. Kde kdo pospfchal pechati hrnc ahvem VII
bee pso nejdrve vysedek by ze celia vesnice
spila. s~~swiWSR
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-09

Slecna Helen Bondova.. foto
grafovan& We yezeni v Toms
River, n. j., kde ocekava pro-
ces ma obvin6ni, ze uderila
Johna Richardson's sekerkou.
Slecna Bondova pravi, Ee O.
nen muz vnucoval svoji pozor
most jiste ttrnactiletE divce,
kterou cht<la chr&niti. Ri.
chardson jest We v&zn6m sta
WI.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-16
WIFE OF INNES MAY
BE TRIED FOR USING
MAILS TO DEFRAUD
Charges May Be Dismissed
If She Is Too Sick
I'D to TraUel.

Portland. Ore, April 16.-Govern-
ment authorities have ordered that
Mrs. Victor i. lines OF Portland, I'M
dergo a ply steal examination to de-
termine whether she is able to be TAX
en- to Atlanta, Ga. and placed on trial
charged with misuse of the rails.
Fred Watt, agent here of the De-
partment of Justice, made the an
nouncement upon his return from At
lanta. where he was a principal wit
ness against lines, husband of Mrs.
Innes. who was convicted and SEN
fenced to prison.
The lines couple lived here for sew
eral years. They were at first arrest
ed on a charge of having murdered the
Nelms sisters, but were later convicted
of grand larceny.
lines served even years in prison
and was arrested again as he emerged
from its gates, on the new charge made
by the government.
Mrs. lines. who V s convicted and
sentenced with him, was pardoned sew
eral years ago when it was found she
had contracted tubercul is in prison
At her home here it was said her con.
dition is grave.
II an examination shows she is UNI
able TO travel. the government prob,
ably will dismiss the charge against
her, Watt said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-16
Rupture
Demonstrate the Famous
Rice Method Free to
Callers at Hotel

II you are ruptured. your big op-
portunity has now arrived. If you
want to be free from the slavery OF
gouging, chatting trusses that make
life a burden and misery, then HERE
and NOW is the time to act.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. Z. Williams, ex-
perts in rupture cases, trained I'M
der the personal direction Of w. ).
Rice, of Adams, \. Y. originator of
the famous Rice (Non-SurgicaD Rup-
ture Method, will be at the Crockett
Hotel, San Antonio, Texas. Wednes-
day and Thursday, April IS and 10:
to give free demonstration and trial
of his safe and painless Method to
every man, woman and child who is
ruptured.
You have, no doubt. heard and
read much about this famous Rice
Rupture Method and the wonderful
cures which thousands have reported
from it. Now, you have the chance
to find out all about ito have 1t
personally applied to your own rup-
ture and learn just what it can and
will do in YOUR OWN case. Just
cal. at the hotel and these Experts
will give you their personal attention,
best advice and complete demonstra-
ton entirely free. 49,
Are you tired OF that binding.
hampering. uncomfortable old truss?
! Would you like.to be done with truss
wearing foreverg Then investigate
this Rice Method and learn the Won
derful opportunity for help and cure
| it offers. Remember it is different
from everything else and is accom-
plishing wonderful results where all
other treatments. and even operations
have failed. 1t is modern. up-to-the-
minute, abreast of the latest scientific
DEVELOPMENTS. 1t is the one Rupture
| Method you are not asked to take on
faith alone-the one Method that is
positively demonstrated to you right
on your own rupture, without any
charge whatever.
Don't let this great opportunity get
away from you. Your call on the
Rice Experts is sure to prove one of
the best things you ever did. They
will be there only two days then
your opportunity will be gone. Re
member, you do not spend penny
unless, after having complete dem
,onstration. you decide this is the
Method for you and you-you alone
3jc and 65c. jars and tubes.
Call any time from . to IL a. m,
. to : y. M. or Z to q evenings. Sim
ply ask at the hotel desk for the Rice
Experts and they will do the rest.
Lady Expert attends all lady callers.
Don't miss seeing these Rice Experts.
WM. S. RICE, Inc. Adams. n. Y.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-16
The PEOPLES TICKET
For Harmony, Economy, Efficiency and
Common Sense.

and likeable personality, he soon sue
ceeded in making place for himself
in the business and public affairs of
the city.
He was elected alderman on the
Bryan Callaghan ticket in 1905. As
chairman of the committee on parks
and plazas he first interested himself
in the city's park system. While
others before him had laid the foun-
dation. it was TO Lambert's persistent
and intelligent planning and execution
that San Antonio owes the beauty
and attraction afforded by her 46
parks and plazas.
Breckenridge Park was a primitive
wilderness when Lambert took hold
of it. Its sunken gardens, japanese
gardens, Mexican village, bathing
beach, geological collection, Alpine
drive. and golf course are but a few
of the attractions which he has added
to this now world-famous municipal
park.
Mr.. Lambert was the first park
commissioner elected after the adop-
ton of the commission form Of city
government in 1915. and so satisfac-
torily has he filled this position that
he has been reelected to this office al
every election since.
Large of proportion and blunt In
speech, big-hearted. honest, old Ray
Lambert is beloved by every child ir
San Antonio: for despite his earl,
handicaps and rise from the humber
walks of life, his works show that HI
has a poets love Of beauty and TIN
imagination to dream dreams and tn,
ability to make them come true. Sucl
is the story of his achievements. Hi
record as a public servant is one tha
could serve as a model for any offic'
holder as well as a lesson in thrift
ingenuity and perseverance to every
| American.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-16
SK|PN|TH BACK
! HOME FTER 4
!, LECTURE TOUR
Charges to Be Filed Against
Mcrehouse Cyclops,
Paper Says.
DOZEN OTHERS NAMED
DR.. McKoin Preparing to
Return to Monroe,
Is Report.
DOZEN OTHERS NAMED

Monroe. La. April 16.-Davii !.
Garrett, district attorney for the Sixth
District. who was summoned TO New
Orleans last Friday -sr q conference
with Attorney General Coco, returned
10 Monroe SUNDAY and probably will
20 10 Bastron today TO file the 81 bills
Of information made ont by the at
1orney general, charging more than
dozen citizens OF MorehosSe parish
with various crimes growing OFT Of
the masked band activities IN that
parish last summer.
Sheriff Fred Carpenter of More
house parish declared today thst all
the persons named in the bills Of in
formation, as published in a New Or
leans newspaper Saturday morning.
with possibly one or Two exceptions,
are within the jurisdiction of the Sixth
I District Court and may be easily
reach reached, as their whereabouts
are known.
Skipwith at Home.
Capt. J. h. Skipwith, exalted cy-
clops Of the MorehouSe chapter of the
Ku Klux Khan, against whom charges
were made in the bills. according TO
the newspaper. has returned TO his
home at Vaughn. La. after having
been absen; several weeks on a lecture
tour, the sheriff said.
DR.. Il. NJ. Mckoin, former mayor of
Mer Rouge. who also was named by
the newspaper. is taking a POSTCARD
uate course at Johns Hopkins Uni
versity and is reported to be prepar-
ing to return TO Monroe.
T. jeff Burnett, former Morehouse
parish deputy sheriff, who was arrest
ed and released on bond in connection
with the kidnapping and Staying OF
Watt Daniels and T. +. Richard on
i August "A, last, IS said 20 be in the
I vicinity Of Bastrop. Burnett was one
of the persons against whom charges
were drawn. the newspaper declared
Calhoun i'm Texas.
Other mentioned in connection with
the bills of information were Laurie
Calhoun, former Morehouse parish
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-16
RACE HORSES BURNED
Valuable Animals Owned by Harry
Sinclair Die i'm Flames.

Burlington. n. j.. April 1G-Crossed
electric wires were believed to have
caused the fire. in one of the stables
of the Rancocas Stock Farm last
night. when many valuable horses, in
Guiding the stations Inchcap and Cir
rus. were killed.
Henry w. fresh. manager OF the
farm, declared he could find no evil
dencc of incendiarism. Harry +. Sim
clair Jr.. owner of the farm. refused
to make an estimate of his loss.
Suweep and Edict. valuable three
year-old fillies, and 30 mares, includ-
ing nineteen former racers, were
killed. The mares were: Miss Crit
tenden. Passing Showers, White Silk,
Autumn Second. Royal Ensign. Le-
uuctt. Wedding Cake. Fanfare. Onely,
Dode. Broom Pace. Restraint. Pudona,
Toperola. Nazeppa, Pireubel, Night
mare. Florenza and Hivale.
Twelve foals, six. two and three
year-old horses. and Cherryola. famous
mare and mother of Purchase, the stall
lion saved. we're also killed.
Among the colts destroyed were
three by Inchcap. two by SIperman,
three by Purchase, and one each by
Lucullite and Sir John johnson.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-16

New York, April 16.-Eight mara
thon dancers stepped. out of the
reach of the law last night when they
literally fox-trotted their way from
New York to New Jersey 10 escape
ruling that would have prohibited
their attempt to set new record for
nonstop dancing.
The five youths and their girls
danced their way out of an upper
Broadway ballroom into waiting mo-
tor buses, where they kept cn fox
trotting while the vehicle trundled
to the Fort Lee ferry across the Hud-
son river.
They danced onto the ferry boat,
danced while it chugged its way 10
Fort Lee, New Jersey, then danced
bacls into n bus and danced all the
way to n Fort Lee dance hall.
In comparative comfort. the fox.
trotters settled down to their grind
on the floor of the Jersey hail. and
at the end of about 80 hours con
tinuous stepping, said they would
keep it up for 20 more, enough to
make it 100 hours.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-16
Loosen Up That Cold
With Musterole

Have Musterole handy when a cold
starts. 1t has all of the advantages
of grandmotaes's mustard plaster
WITHOUT the blister. You Just APP
ply it with the fingers. First you
feel a warm tingle as the healing
ointment penetrates the pores, then
comes soothing. cooling sensation
and quick relief.
Made of pure oil of mustard and
other simple ingredients, Musterols
is recommended by many nurses and
doctors. Try Musterole for bron-
chitis, sore throat, stiff neck, pleu-
risy. rheumatism, lumbago. Group,
asthma, neuralgia. congestion, pains
and aches of the back or joints. sore
muscles, sprains, bruises, chilblains.
frosted feet. colds of the chest. 1t
may prevent pneumonia and ''flu."
35c and &c, jars and tubes.
Better than a mustard plaster
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-16
AIR CRAFT RESERVES
OF u. S. INADEQUATE;
TO PROBE SITUATION
Board Appointed to Find
New Means to Stimu-
late Industry.
Washington, ID. G.. April 1o. - A

Washington, ID. C., April 16. - A
special board composed of general
staff officers, has been convened by
the War Department to investigate
and report to Secretary Weeks on
the aeronautical authority within the
United States.
Indication that the industry, re-
garded as Of first importance to the
maintenance of a modern air. force as
part of the nations defense system,
is threatened with extinction and faces
little prospect of improvement in the
near future unless new means can
be found to stimulate it, is said to
have caused the department to take
action through a special board.
Army officers, charged with organ
izing key industries as part of the
peace-time industrial mobilization and
intended as procurement sources for
materials held to be essential to mill
tary operations in time of emergency,
have learned that air craft establish
meents, which were developed during
the war, have practically ceased to ex-
ist and that there are only about
twenty factories now operating in the
United States.
These, in the opinion Of some air
service officials, are inadequate to the
military needs of the country IL the
army and navy is to have assurances
of prompt air craft deliveries in case
emergency needs arise.
Major General Patrick, chief Of the
army air service, who left Washing
ton recently to visit various air SER
vice stations and industrial centers,
recently reported that commercial avi-
alton had not developed to the point
where it offered sufficient encourage
ment to air craft manufacturers and
the military peace time demands did
not permit the army and navy to place
orders in sufficient quantity TO keep
the industry at work.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-16

morning worked the safes combina-
tion and escaped with $1,000.
The robbery at the Brownsville
market was discovered by Manuel
Aguilar, manager, at 3:lJ Sunday
morning. The door of the safe stood
wide open. The money box was found
on top Of the safe.
Police reported the safe in tn. of
flee of the Grayburg oil station, South
Presa and Carolina street, tempered
with early Monday morning. The +
temptei robbery was discovered by
Deputy Sheriff Flores who found a
window of the place open at L o'clock
in the morning. Investigation showed
nothing had been taken.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-16
s5.HOUR DANCE AT HOUSTON.
Three Marath0ners Break Newly
made Nonstop Record.

Houston, Tex, April 16-Ihls city.
recovering from the effects of its
65 1-2-hour dancing jamboree. took
stock last night and realized that,
instead OF breaking one world long
distance championship, it had cap
trred three and is open TO defend
its new-found titles against the
world.
Miss Magdeliene Williams holds
the worlds endurance record for men
and women at 65 hours ands29 min
utes. ,..s-. -. II :. 70. 8.
Louis Kessler is mems long dis
lance champion with over 10 hours.
Miss Goldie Huges comes third.
The record was made at McMil-
lian's dancing academy here, II cou-
pies having get out at 9:15 y. m.
Thursday with a cash prize and n
trip 10 New Yorl1 as the goal for the
best record.
Pretty Miss Magdeline Williams,
winner in a recent Valentino beauty
contest, danced steadily through two
days and three nights and the great
er part of the third day. while couple
after couple dropped out around. To
the very last there was very little
evidence of exhaustion about her.
Doctors prevailed on Miss Goldie
| Hughes to drop out shortly after !
| Williams and J.. Kessler. At = :27
p. III. Sunday Kessler was ruled of
the floor as result of his apparent
inability TO keep time TO the music
or 10 do any real dancing.
Miss Williams then announced she
would 20 on through TO o p. m, max.
ing n I2-hour record. Doctors felt
her pulse and offered no serious OBJ
jections and the dance continued dc
spite protests of the hall manage
ment.
A note from her parents prevailed
and she consented to leave the flool
at } :OS p. IN, after having been con
tinually on it for more than GJ hours
A waiting limousine carried her I,
g Turkish bath and then to her homt
to sleep.
Onlookers packed the street as tht
car left the dance hall. Friends ant
acquaintances crowded around t,
congratulate the girl.
During Sunday the onlookers
crowded onto the dance floor, sur
rounding the last remaining couple
Police kept them back. while q violin
list walked alongside. playing the lat
est Jazz, in unison with the orchestr;
at one end of the hall. Orchestr;
music was provided during the en-
tire Go hours, and there was neve
an hour. day or night,s when Their,
we're not hundreds of onlookers.