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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-15

Is concerned ultimately extending amp
aid 70 other states Il requested,
TIE goYeTReE ls buying eosi AZ the
mine a - > ton and he has snr
nOansed that Il sill . sold az this
price which includes : cents mar
siR for freight rates and handling.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-15
Odd Fellows Gathering
For Cincinnati Meeting

Cincinnati, o., sept. 15.-oficials
of sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fell
lows and subsidiary organizations
which will meet here simultaneously
on Monday were arriving in Cincinnati
in large numbers today. along with
the advance guards OF delegations
from every part of the country and
Canada.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-15
Episcopalians Asked to
Give Half Million Dollars

New York, Sept, 15.--Bishop
Thomas F. Gailor, president of the
Episcopal national council has issued
an appeal to membership of the
church in the United States for $780,
900 to be used for relief of church
workers and for the resumption of
church activities in Japan.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-15
Solution of Kaufman
Murder Nav Be at Hand

White Plains, N. r., Sept. 15.--An
arrest in connection with the Staying
of Dorothy Kaufman, Mennonite
governess who was found murdered
July in the home Of Magruder
Craighill of Greefburg will be made
soon, Westchester county authorities
announced today.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-15
Directorate of Generals
Will Govern Spain Now

Madrid, Sept. i5.-It was an
nounced after conference between
King Alfonzo and Primo Rivera that
Spain for the time being would be
governed by directorate of gem
erals made up of representatives of
every military district in Spain under
the presidency of Captain General
Primo Rivera.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-15
Special Notice

The Falcons will practice football at
1880 at Dujsck's hall. All members
are requested TO be at hall. also all
others who wish to try out
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-15

Over half the motor cycles that
have been used in Japan are of
American make.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-15

u. S. TREASURY STATEMENT.
U. S. Treasury balance, s236,756,267
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-15
Teaches Madrid To-day.

Captain Gen. l'rimo-RigeFa vii
reach Madrid this morning 10 TAXI
charge OF military directorate.
Another agency report says that ri,
tora's action has been received with
general sympathy a. all Spain has be-
come tired OF the negative hostility
followed by the late ministry.
The socialist party has Issued a
manifesto protesting against the
abfidgement OF civil administration.
The London stock exchange has
shown remarkable indifference Ia
Rlycra's coup. Spanish fours de-
elined only 2is points TO 67ls with
out any dealings taking place.
The Daily Express today prints a
cablogram signed by Marquis Estella
primo Rivera under date OF Fri
day In which the captain general re-
plying TO an inquiry says:
s"rhe national and military move
mcnt In Spain has no other purpose
than to restore morality to the cor
inpt political and administrative sys-
TEN. IL Is absolutely faithful to King
AlfonZo."
A belated message to the Daily
Telegraph from San Sebastian de-
scribes how Riyera's telegram an
nouncing his intentions reached AL
fonzo. The monarch was attending
a fete in the palace surrounded by his
courtiers, aristocrats and diplomats,
among whom was Santiago Alba, his
foreign minister. The latter, after
rendering his resignation left for Noja,
province of Santander.
Premier to Remain.
Premier Alhucemas will remain in
Madrid until the new cabinet is in
stalled after which he will join his
family at Hendaye, France.
The Telegraph's correspondent re-
marks that the generals directing the
coup are all young men and personal
friends of King Alfonzo. He agrees
that their movement is directed ex-
clusively against the politicians who
have ruined Spain and enthroned
Nepotism in administration.
His Judgment is that the crisis will
not be attended by violence
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-15
SPANISH REVOLT IS
BLOODLESS THUSFAR
Reports Hint al No Violence
Messages Censored

40 tAe Ass0tleAea iskss
London, sept, ia,=A sssages from
spain received in London during lhe
night contain 40 Indication that any
disturbances sake occurred IN eonheer
ton with the military coup d'etatl
however il is recalled that strict
censorship prevails,
According 10 an unllmed Reuter-
dispatch from Madrid the second day
OF the revolt passed as quietly as the
first, Al the time the telegram was
sent groups OF people we're standing
befora the royal palace and IN the
i'uertaidel sol, but theY were there
only out OF curiosity, Although there
has been no detailed news from the
provinces IL is thought that the
change Was eneeted In the outlying
districts in as orderly manner as IN
the capital,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-15

thst there Nss warrant fer such .
course because the constitution dess
net expressly forbid,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-22
Catholic

st. Mary's Catholic Church: Rev. a.
c. Dusseau, O.ML, pastor. Services in
the school auditorium, st, Mary's street.
Masses on Sunday at 5:l5. s. 6:45. 1850.
mass at ll:l5. Chiidrens mass at s:l5
IN the high school auditorium. followed
by catechlsin. Evening services, includ-
ing sermon, at 1915; night prayers and
1915; devotions in honor OF 81. Anthony
the question box and benedictlon OF the
Blessed Sacrament Tuesday evening at
T:45. Way of the cross for poor souls
and benediction OF the Blessed sacra-
mens Friday evening at 7;tS. Masses
o'clock.
San Fernando cathedral, Rev. ]. NJ.
Preciado. C.M.F, rector. Sunday masses
6. and $50; childrens mass $3.50 high
mass with sermon in Spanish. II o'clock
low mass with sermon in English. and
low mass at - o'clock. Vsspers. rosary
and benediction at Z o'clock. The mem
bers of the San Fernando Society will
Catechism classes on Tuesday and Thurs
days at $3.50. A meeting OF the st.
NincSat de Paul Society Will be held al
the cathedral hall on Sunday at
o'colck. Week day masses at 6, Z aud !
Our Lady Of Sorrows. Jones and Broad
Holy mass on Sundays at 2 O'Clock. sun
day school immediately after mass.
Immaculate Heart OF Mary. South Sar
Saba; Rev. Michael Castillon. c.M.F.
rector. sunday masses 6 and o'clock
chiidrcn's mass $3.50; high mass with
sermon at 10 o'clock: weekday masse,
6. and 1880 o'clock. Daily evening
prayers at 1880; catechism classes or
Tuesdays and Fridays at 4 o'clock.
Our Lady OF Guadalupe, Ell Paso and
San Jaeinto Sunday masses at 1880
high mass at s:Se; weekday mass at
O'Clock; daily evening prayers at 1889.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-22
Mrs. Helene Hahn.

Mrs. Helene Hahn, 6S years old,
died at local hospital at 4 o'clock
Saturday morning. She was native
OF Comal county and had been in San
Antonio one month. coming here from
New Braunfels. She is survived by
three sons. Hugo of Comal county,
Walter OF Brownsville and Robert
Hahn of San Antonio; seven daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Theodore Kraft, Mrs. Emil
Guenther. Mrs. Charles Guenther,
Mrs. Frank Guenther, Mrs. Egon ker,
mise and Mrs. Albert Mittendorf. all
of Comal county, and Mrs. Urban
Barth of Robstown; her mother, Mrs.
Margaret Krause of San Antonio five
brothers. Fritze of Lockhart. Louis OF
Comal county. Theodore of San An
tonic and Walter Krause OF San
Francisco. and four sisters. Mrs. ia
cob Klaus, San Antonio. Mrs. julius
Simmon and Mrs. Albert Jonas, Comal
county and Mrs. Adolph Pape OF
Zorn. Tex. The body will be sent 10
New Braunfels Saturday by the Riebe
Undertaking Company. The funeral
will be held in New Braunfels Sun
day afternoon, Rev. Morgenwes OF the
Lutheran Church, officiating. Inter
ment will be in the New Braunfels
Cemetery.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-22
Presbyterian

Madison Square Presbyterian Church.
Camden street and Lexington avenue;
Asher Harlan Brand. minister. Wor-
ship at IL and $40 o'clock; Bible school.
$3.50; Junior Christian Endeavor. 5
O'Clock: Y. 7. s. &. T., 8 O'clock: inter-
mediate Christian Endeavor $50: high
school Christian Endeavor. Csc; mid
week meeting Wednesday at $50.
Prospect Hill Presbyterian Church, 2f24
Buena Vista street: -. NJ. Dellinger. pas
tor. Sunday school, s:45; NJ. J. Church
superintendent; preaching al II and 7:i5
o'clock; Christian EndeaVor nj $50. Mrs.
J. +. Harris. superintendent, prayer
service Wednesday at s:i5.
Crestholme Presbyterian Church. Her
mitage court and Gross avenue. Sunday
school. $3.50; preaching. 1880 by Rev. j.
Leighton Green OF Westminster Church
No morning preaching.
Westminster Presbyterian. Garden and
King William: Rev. ]. Leighton Green
pastor. Sunday school, $3.50. Il. NJ. Smith.
superintendent; preaching 1T II o'clock
by the pastor and at I:s0 o'clock by DR..
p. r. Hill of the First Presbyterian
Church: Christian EndesVor services at
II o'clock for the jur.ior and $3.50 for the
senior: mid-weck prayer service We'd
nesday at 1850.
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian Church.
Denver boulevard and South Mittman
street: Edgar Hubbard. minister. Sum
day school. 9:4S, r. VI. Trick. superin-
tendent; worship. II and s O'clock junior
Christian Endeavor at O'clock: senior
and intermediate at Gas; Bible study
Wednesday at O'Clock: choir practice
Thursday at 1:30.
Utica Presbyterian Church West Wood
lawn at Michigan: Chaplain J. Stuar;
Pearce, pastor. Sunday school. a:S0; SER
vices by pastor at II and go O'Clock
junior Christian EndeaVor at { O'Clock
other societies at $50: prayer meeting
Wednesday at 1880. All services will be
held in the new Gymnasium. Troop Boy
Scouts will meet Friday at $50.
First United Presbyterian Church. Og-
den and East Locust: Rev. s. G. Huey.
pastor. Services at IL and o'clock: Sab
bath schoo! at s:i5, !. T.. Mckee, superin-
tendent: Christian Endeavor. o'clock.
Pine Street Presbyterian Church. A. II.
y. McCurdy. pastor. Regular sabbath
and mid week services.
West End Presbyterian Church. Zarza
mora street and Waverly avenue: u. IT,
Kirkpatrick. pastor Sunday school al
$50. Sam A. Halle, superintendent
Christian Endeavor. o'clock. Harry Is
monde. leader: preaching az I0:i5 and !
o'clock. A picture will be shown by the
pastor. Prayer meeting Wednesday al
s O'clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-22
Christian

Government Hill Christian Church
Saadmeyer street; c. L. Cosswell. pastor;
J. =. Harris. Bible school superintendent
Bible school at $3.50; communion at
iO:i5; preaching at IL and 7:45: Chris
tian Endeavor at o'clock; prayer meet
Ing ednesday at o'clock.
Prospect Hill Christian Church. North
sablnas and West Travis; Lawrence Will
HANG. minister. Bible school, s:i5; GER
vices at IL and AS o'clock.
Central Christian. Main and San Pedro;
Hugh Mcclellan. minister. Services IL
and s:i5 o'clock: Sunday school, $3.50;
Christian Endeavor, $3.50.
Christian Church. South blackberry
and Mebene; Joseph c. Buell.. minister.
Sunday school 10 O'clock: preaching at s
o'clock: Bible study Thursday at s
South Side Christian Church. Dun
ring and South PresR; Patrick Henry
ices. 1895 and 7:i5; Friday evening
church services at o'clock; social gath
ering of the entire membership of the
congregation.
San Fernando Christian Church. Har-
rison street. opposite Collins Garden
School; J. n. Pedrick. pastor-evangelist.
Bible school. $3.50, S. Hale. superintend-
ent; Home Coming service at IL
o'clock; Y. r. S. c. F.. at o'clock.
Joseph Booker president: sermon at S
o'clock by Mrs. Myrtle Cross; Christian
Helpers Tuesday. 2;s0. Mrs Charles
Jackson, president; prayer meeting weo-
nesdsy at o'clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-22
CONOPUS STYLE SHOW
Members and Families See Society Pa
rade in Latest Fashions.

Ladies' Dav combined with n stvIe
i -.. -.
sho" were a''rae'iNe FEATURES VI
tonopus Club weekly luncheon, held at
the Menser Hotel. Friday noon. Ike
K,mnm,n nres;dsd ne chairman and
nert Cai'lh was the announcer.
Those who received attendance prizes
were Mrs. Quest G.. Couch. Mrs. Dick
Hornberper. Mrs. Jack Hardie. Mrs.
Beverly Spillman Mrs. Eva Timmons.
Mrs Craig / Adom. Mrs Clara GRAY,
Mrs w II Flonnerv Mrs +. p. GIN
Mrs. Charles Roose :Ir'. Mrs. Eyylin
Newton. Mrs. Frank Prussel and Miss
Dorotbv H;l;e
Mr.. Calvin before Announcing the
models ms they were "a opnear and the
style Of Gowns 70 no worn stated that
much credit for the success of the
ebo,,, and d;snIav u,os made nossihIa nv
tho aid of Miss Jovce NcC1ellen. as
sistant secretary of the club and the
Vogue Company who supplied the
frOcks. wraps, hats, shoes, hose and
bags.
Following are the young women as
they appeared in gowns and wraps
promenading across the raised platform
that extended the length of the banquet
hall:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-22

WIRE WHEEL OAKLAND TOURING;
new paint. top and new tires Looks
like new. small cash payment Or. 54S?. |
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-22
Heads of All Federated
States Summoned by
Stresemann.
RESISTANCE ENDS SOON
Belgium Trying to Estab.
lish Franco-German
Agreement.

Berlin. Sept. 22.-Chancellor Strese-
mann has summoned the premiers of
the federated states of Germany for
conference Oh the Ruhr situation,
it was announced today.
The conference is expected u occur
Tuesday. 1t is looked upon in po-
litical circles as presagin- early ac-
ton on the issue of abandoning pas.
sive resistance.
Municipal officials and Industrial
and labor leaders from all sections of
the occupied areas also will be pres
cnt at the meeting.
The situation in the Ruhr and
Rhineland will be canvassed carefully,
both with respect to its economic and
political and its social aspects.
The chancellor is DESTROYS of having
the heads of allied German states to
come into personal touch with the rep
reSentatives from the Occupied regions
and has adopted this method of bring
ing them together.
DESPITE The recurring denials ema.
mating from Paris and Brussels. POI
litical circles in Berlin profess knowl-
edge that the BelgiSm minister here
has been actively SceKirg 10 estate
lish poin; of contact between Cham
cellOr StreSemann and Premier Poin-
care. 80
His object. it is said. is to induce
poincare 10 accommodate the cham
cellOr with concession that win en-
able DR.. Stresemann call off pas
sive resistance in return for amnesty
for all the Germans deported from the
occupied areas by the allied authori-
iins
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-22
Lutheran

Evangelical Lutheran .ziSn's Church
German service Sunday morning at
$3.50; Sunday school Immediately after
St. Psurs Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Missouri synod south Prs res.
s o4 sSseS% school G. c morning
services in German a. 1910 o'clock;
Bible class at o'clock; evening services
in English at o'clock.
Trinity English Eyansslcs and Lu' ssrah
Flores street. Harlandale: Rev. W. w.
Laubach, pastor. sunday school. $3.50;
preaching service; o'clock; o,5S s;n,SSi
S shoiT meeting hs'' rr Tassa' at '7sse
Government Hiii Evangelics, Luther
Theodore f. sireng pas,Sr; =; sunday s:ss'
services ct 1880 and O'Clock.
Highland Park Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Hammond and New. BTaunfels'
Rev. T. A.. Neumeister. pastor. Sunday
school and pastors Bible class at 9
O'Clock: divine services at 1880 and S
O'clock: the sunday school observes next
Sunday as rally day and promotion day:
special program; morning service Sc,
missionary sermon by pastor; choir
Tuesday at o'clock: adult catechism
class Wednesday AZ s o'clock; Luther
League Thursday at O'Clock.
St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
Church. East Nueva and South Pre.a;;
A. l.. Wolff. pastor. Sunday school and
Bible classes Mt $3.50: English services
at IL o'clock: German services. at
O'clock; entertainment OF the Luther
League Thursday at 5 o'clock; meeting
OF the workers OF the cradle roll depart
mont saturday at o'clock.
Zion Lutheran Chapel. branch OF st.
Johns. zoe East Cincinnati avenue.
sunday school and Bible class at $3.50;
no divine services.
Mount Calvary Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Missouri Synod. Jones and West
Josephine. G. W. Lobeck. pastor. sun.
day school $3.50: services at 1880 and
at o'clock.
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Avenue E and Fifth street; Rev.
Paul +. Helm, pastor Seventeenth Sun
day after Trinity; sunday school, $3.50:
services. IL and s o'clock; senior Luther
League Tuesday at o'clock; junior
crtechism class Tuesday and Friday az
$3.50 and 4:15; rally OF the cradle roll
and beginners departments Thursday al
; o'clock; plate luncheon by circle No
of the Ladies' Aid Society, Friday,
from 5 to o'clock at the parish house
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-22
Baptist

Beacon Hill Baptist. Fredericksburg
road and West Ashby; Melvin {. Ed
son, pastor. a. J. Flowers OF Houston
will speak at IL and s o'clock. Sun
day school s:45: y. Y. p. u. $50; train
ing school for Sunday school workers
each evening. september "a 10 IS. from
Z o'clock 10 s;i5 o'clock.
Prospect Hill Baptist Church. 1901
Buena Vista street: Huien K. Carroll,
pastor. Sunday school s:45 r. y. stan
ford. superintendent; preaching at IL
and o'clock; all y. Y. y. q. at 7
o'clock. v. \. Hamilton Of Little Rock.
Ark, and Miss Glenn. both Sunday school
experts. will be with us and conduct
training school for the enlargement OF
our Sunday school.
Harlandsle Baptist Church, Terrell
and Webster; .. b. South. pastor. sun
day will be special day for this church.
The church with its new addition will
be opened for the first time. with seat
ing capacity of 500. Sunday school.
s:IS: Sunbeams .:3o; all B. Y. p. US
az s;ls; preaching by pastor at IL and
1880 O'Clock.
New Hope Baptist Church. 500 STAGE
street: j. Alfred Brown. pastor. sun
day school s:45; preaching at II o'clock
by Rev. ]. s. Henderson and ct s O'Clock
by the pastor. Junior and intermediate
r. Y. p. L. at s o'clock; senior at 7
o'colek; w. NJ. L. at 1 O'Clock: prayer
meeting Wednesday at o'clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-22
CONVICTS FLOGGED
FOR MINE MUTINY,
INVESTIGATOR SAYS
Solicitor Defies Alabama
Governor to Stop
Probe.

Birmingham. Ala, Sept. pa bat
tie is on today between the governor
of this state and Solicitor James q.
Davis over the investigation of the
convict mutiny at the Banner mines
on September l., and the subsequent
flogging of the ring leaders of the re-
volt.
Opponents of the convict lease sys-
TEN are interested spectators to the
fight.
The Birmingham grand jury at
present is the backgrounds.
Leaders of the mutiny were tlos'
gcd BY order of the convict board Of
supervisors, Solicitor Davis said today
in defying Governor Brandon's order
TO halt the inquiry. Brutalitics pre-
cipitated the outbreak. in which mine
machinery was wrecked and the SUI
perintendent was held prisoner, 1t IS
claimed.
One of the flogged prisoners is now
in n serious condition at hospital at
Banner. Solicitor Davis declares.
Court attaches say that a number
of witnesses were called before the IN
vestigators yesterday and tnar,
among the exhibits placed in evil
encc. was strap used at the mines
on seventeen prisoners VINO par
ticipated i'll the outbreak.
Governor Brandon. strongly opposed
to n grand jury investigation, an
nounced yesterday that convicts will
not be allowed to testify. Solicitor
Davis declares that he does not look
for any executive interference.
1t was stated al the solicitors OF
flee today that the convict board $
book of punishments. public record
showed that. Of the seventeen convlcts
whipped following The alleged strike n
Banner. twelve received 81 !ashes caeh
and five were given ten strokes WIN
the regulation leather strap.
In ordering j.. \. Boyd. president
of the convict board, 10 produce the
convicts. Mr.. Davis was quoted ms
saying that "if Mr.. Boyd fails To
produce these men before the grand
Jury Monday. i will either attach him
and the men or cite Boyd fer con-
tempt"
II am going through with this IN
vestigation." the solicitor added. Il
will not be bluffed from my course. >
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-22

try could not do. They have brought
her back 10 sanity and a perfectly
normal outlook upon life. In a mo.
ment she had forgotten everything ex-
cept that she held a tiny morsel of
humanity within her arms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Immediately
took steps to adopt the child. upon
whose clothing there was nothing
that could possibly suggest its par
entage. except the fineness and deli
cacy of the material an the loving
care expended upon the embroideries
which beautified the dainty fabrics.
OF course il is easy to see that
some poor mother from untoward
circumstances was unable TO care for
her child. And hearing of Mrs. Pres
colts sad condition and Knowing that
she was fully able to care for her
baby. giving it the greatest comforts
and Injuries. she placed it before the
Prescotts' door.
Ills episode. naturally, has made
great stir in society. where the
Prescotts are most popular. but Meth
er or them would allow any investi-
CATION which would lead to the iden-
LITIGATION of the baby.
whoever placed that baby here. ="
said Mr.. Prescott to the reporter.
evidently gave it to us as freely ms
we accepted it, and she did not want
to be known. We will respect her
wishes"
The physicians who have been baf-
fled by Mrs. Prescott's case are cx-
n
already the young matron has seen
some of her most intimate friends.
to whom she has proudly shown her
adopted baby. which has bee'l named
John Alden Prescott. Jr.
TOMORROW - Mrs. Mary Alden
Prescott writes 10 her son, John
! Disgraced ancestry.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-22
EXTRACT FROM THE MORNING
ARGUS.

The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Alden Prescott have been much con-
cerned for many weeks over Mrs.
prescott's health.
Ever since her accident on the old
Post Road. Mrs. Prescott has seemed
to grow weaker and weaker, both in
body and mind. She seemed TO think
of nothing but the child which she
lost mt that time, and it was an open
secret among her friends that unless
something. either great shock or
great happiness, would change the
current of her thoughts. her mind. if
not her life, would be in great danger,
After innumerable consultations
with the greatest physicians in the
country. it was decided that the only
thing that would do her any good
would be the adoption of a baby. Be-
fore this decision was carried into
effect, however, Mrs. Joseph Hamil-
ton, the mother of Mrs. Prescott,
opened the door Of her apartment last
evening-to find the traditional baby
in the traditional basket. 1t had not
been placed upon the doorstep, be-
cause the traditional youns people
nowadays live in an apartment instead
of house. But there it was on the
floor before the door,
To sag that the family was over
joyed is putting it mildly. To, them
il seemed a direct gift from Provi-
dence.
The child. upon the suggestion of
the physician. was taken Immediate
ly to Mrs. Prescott. who welcomed
il with open arms. For the first
time since her Illness she seemed to
be perfectly rational. TIL little baby
hands cropping about her breast have
done something that the greatest
surgeons and physicians IN the coun-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-22
CREACER TO ACCEPT
Tells Republicans He VIII Accept High
Committee Honors.

Dallas. Tex. Sent. 22.-The Repub-
lican state executive committee met
today to name a successor to the late
next presidential nomination.
These decisions had virtually been
made before the meeting. X. Is.
Creager of the state executive com
mittee. announced he would accept the
national Committeeman post, and II
was expected on all sides that he
would be offered the post,
All expressions made at preliminary
conferences pointed to the Texas BODY
supporting President Coolidge solldi!
in the next national convention.