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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-06
LA BAJA DEL RUBLO

comercial.
LA BAJA DEL RUBLO
La constante impression de enormes
.cantidades de rublos papel, sin ade-
cuada reserva de garantia, ha hecho
que Ell valor de la yieja unidad none
taria decaiga sin cesar, mientras que
el chevronet ha mantenido su valor
en- los cambios. Sc dice que en- la ac-
tualidad tiene valor la paz con la IL
bra esterlina Y casi a la par con Ell
dollar.
Esa nueva unidad monetaria la
par es igual a 10 rublos orc, $5.14 y
vale aproximadamente 10 millones de
rublos, papel.
Segdn esas noticias el pueblo ruso
Sc afana por adquirir en- toda oportu-
nidad el papel moneda "chevronet"
por su valor frme. Su empleo Sc ha
extendido todas las ramas de los ne
gocios, y Sc pide al gobierno que emil
ia mayor cantidad de chevronets.
I'm escritor russo dice al respecto,
que ell peligro principal para ell che
vronet esta en- que ell gobierno, advir-
tiendo su popularidad, Sc presto ex-
pedir mayor cantidad de ese signo,
fuera de- la garantfa de la reseva
bancaria, 10 cual destruiria su valor
en- muy breve plazo. Este peligro Sc
acentua en- vista de que el gobierno
ruso no ha podido hasta ahora saldar
su presupuesto.
;.Se concede significados en- estas cir
eunstancias al hecho de haberse anun-
ciado hace POGO que en- 10 sucesivo
ciertos impuestos deberan ser pagados
en- cheyronets en- vez de rublos papel.
Muchos funcionarios del soviet abo-
gan por la abolicion del rubol, causa
de su origen pre-bolsevico. Con gusto
I-romperian ese eslabop con ell pasado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-06
AuTop1ANos nEpRoDUcroREs

81 desea I'd. tener un Auto-piano que
REPRODUCED fielmente la Interpretation
que dan a las obras maestras los gran
des pianistas del mundo, compre uno
con accion Welte- Mignon, representado
aqui por T. Aguilar, San. Juan, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-06

FL Attorney General de los E3tados
Unidog, Harry M. Daugherty, de cuya
inminente rcnuncia como miembro del
Gabinete Coolidge, vuelve hablarse
en- la prensa de los Estados UniGos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-06
[ res bandoleros ata-
can a un mensaJero

LE HlEREN GRAYEMENTE y lie
IESPOJAN IlE DIIGZ y OCnO MIL
tlUINiENTOS lOIAkES QUE LIE
NABA PARA ATENDER Al. PAGO
DE OPERARIOS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-06
GESTOS ! PERFILES
COLIYAN

SeiIura &c edad dUdusa
baStante mptida en- carncS
cue So l.rrHsa en- un corset.
practica mucho cl ln&Saje.
usa la "Juremilina"
por un tub0 Y Siete llayes.
V en- Su Saquito de mano
lleva "tOtit0S" por pareS:
que no hace falta en- ninguna:
prro sobra Cn t0das parties.
V que 81 la apriptan.. chilla...
Y 81 lii GTrcHpNjdn. cae!
ESa seh0ra cS COLIYAN
V COLIYAN de abordaje e!...
Nejete que 50 rasura
la. cara todos los dfas
y que Sc pinta las canas
tdmbiGn con "Juvemilina"
usa Eor en- cl ojal, IN
l., eSti ru todas las cS1unas
q bastdu cul-ado IL brazo
, Ia~or it dcrnida. ~
araGuc S,tIprc a Gtr l.. labio
le rrloza uHH o;riSa
Que piropando .a< damas
La pasaGo muti, ,lat
gu" coMcurrr Ii 'as ciINs
si2uWrr tras &c las chiqmEas ~.
l,sc 81 no cs 'yieio verde"
es por 10 1rncs "Coliyan!" -.
j. dc Ia Tore MuLi.:.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-06
Una moneda nueYa de Russia tie
ne valor casi igual al dollar

ciento puede completarse con papel
,comercial.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
RANGER CAPTAIN BALDWIN INDICTED
arhuana Mexican Wounds City Detective and Special Officer
Gland Treatment Is
Expected to Make
Pigmy Woman Normal

Chicago. Oct. 25.-How science
can control the height of a man
or woman by treatment Of the thy
roid gland will be demonstrated
today at a clinic TO be held III con-
nection with the meeting here o.
the American college of surgeons.
The surgeons are TO discIss
treatments now being given Chi
cago woman. 20 years old and IS
inches tall. whose height is expect
to be increased two feet by admin
istrati0n of extracts of thyroid
glands. Intellectually, the girl is
normal.
The case is in charge Of Dr..
William Held, who recently re-
turned from a study of gland
treatments in Vienna. and Dr.
Benjamin III. Breakstone. who is
reputed TO be the first surgeon 10
have successfully removed the thy
roid gland by local anaesthesia in
1909.
while il is doubtful if she will
attain her full growth" said DR..
BreakstOne. 1--WE are confident We
can add something TO her growth.
1t will be necessary for her 10 con-
tinue the treatment throughout her
life as the thyroid are the glands
that equalize the fat tissues and
the nervous system. Without them
persons become fat and mal-pro-
portioned.
Through the knowledge of
gland influences and the selectivc
marriage Of tall persons. a race OF
giants could be produced. BY re-
vcrsins this. pismes would be
made TO predominate.'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
COLDER AND RAIN
Wet Norther Coming Down Over
Texas Expected Here Thursday Night.

4 cold wet norther is blowing down
on Texas and is due to reach San An
tonic sometime Thursday night. I'M
settled weather is iorecasted for
Thursday night. and FIR day will be
still colder with rain and general I'M
settled conditions. NJ 'ximum tempera
lures will be iron 80 10 rs w,th light
to moderate easterly to northe:iy
winds.
The norther brought nine inches OF
snow TO Denver and Amarillo report
cd heavy rain which is expected to
turn into snow by Thursday night.
Freezing temperatures are expected IN
the Panhandle Friday morning.
Although it is not expected that
the temperature here will go far below
80 degrees Friday morning, yet it will
be cloudy and rainy during the day.
If the weather should clear Friday
night, it might frost Saturday morn
ing.
The high pressure area had moved
down and was centered over the Da-
kotas Thursday morning, and 1t ap-
pears TO be moving down to the
southeast where the last high is just
moving out, leaving heavy and killing
frosts in its wake.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
HEROIC NUNS SAVE
20 STUDENTS FROM
BLAZING. BUILDING
Mother Superior Conducts
Services as Flames
Rage.

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 2o.-While fire
quicsly rayaged the maig building OF
tie Academy of Our Lady Of Mercy
hare last night and with firemen vain
ly struggling for so minutes to force
water ATOP Mount Mercy 10 fight the
flames, 40 school girls. from 5 TO Ia.
were rescued without injury from the
blazing convent by fifteen heroic
nuns. The convent is few blocks
from the building in which David
Lloyd-G--orge was speaking at the
time.
After the girls had made an or,
DERBY exit through the smoke-fi!led
corridors under the discipline Of the
nuns. it was found two children were
missing. Several OF the sisters re.
entered the darkened structure and
brought them TO safety, one n tot OF 4,
was asleep in the dormitory.
While the flames ate into the his
toric old structure and tens Of thou
sands attracted from all over the city
looked on. Mother Superior Sister VI.
Ireanaus conducted the evening devo-
tiOnal.
Total damage was placed by convent
fficials at S1OO.OOo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
CRACK UP z PLANES
Brooks Fliers Escape Injury When
Ships Crash Wednesday.

Two training planes crashed al
Brooks Field Wednesday morning but
the occupants Of both fortunately es-
capped injury. Both ships were al
most totally destroyed by the crashes.
Cadet Robert ii. McCully, stu
dent of the Primary Flying School.
was making a solo flight in a regu-
lar ING training plane and was at
a considerable aitituCs, when his mo-
Tor went dead. McCully was about
tl,ree-quarters Of mile from BROOKS
Field. and tried TO slide his way back.
While the cadet was gliding in. the
plane almost caught fire, and GU two
instances flames shot out from thb en-
gine. When thinking the plane was
on fire the student pilot allowed It
TO crash into some mesquite brush
from an altitude of about 30 feet.
The plane was compleb wreck but
the pilot was mhurt.
Lieut.. Paul III. Prentis, an instruc-
tor OF the Primary Flying School, ami
Lieut.. viii c. Hale. a student Off
Ger. crashed at Stinson Field Wednes-
day when the fire cxtinguisb,r Of their
ship became wedged beneath the rul-
der bar. Lieutenant Prentis was in
structing Lieutenant Hale. and was
starting 10 make landing at Stin-
son Fs,ld. In making a turn the
fire extinguisher was wedged beneath
the rudder bar causing n jam in the
controls. The plane crashed from n
low altitude and was wrecked beyond
repair with the exception Of the mo-
tor. Neither the instructor nor stu
dent were hurt.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
MANIAC ON TRAIN
SLABS CONDUCTOR
AND 2 PASSENGERS
B.ow on Head Kills Mexi-
can Who Runs Amuck
With Knife.

Trinidad. Cole. Oct. a5.--Seizod
with .sndden fit Of insanity on board
Santa Fe No. westbound, at Thatch-
er, SO miles cast of this city, early
this morning. Telesforo Candelaria, Of
Monroria, Cal. ran amuck with a
knife. stabbed and seriously wounded
Conductor NJ. c. Buebler. of AlbuQuer-
que, and two other passengers, and
himself was killed.
Candelaria was shot twice by VIII
liam Garner, negro porter of Albuquer-
que. y. VI. 4 blow over the head
with a stove poker by another pas
sengcr on the train was fatal to the
Mexican.
Conductor Beubler and the two
wounded men were taken off the train
at Thatcher and removed TO the rail
road hospital at I.aJunta and the
body of Candelaria taken off the train
here by Acting Coroner +. +. Cole.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
WILL GIVE FORBES
CHANCE TO ANSWER
WITNESS CHARGES
Intrigue, Debauchery and
Corruption Among
Accusations.

Washington, ID. C., Oct. 25.-lIav-
ing heard a rather startling story
from Elias III. Mortimer of PIMA
delphia. as to his relat )ns with
Charles X. Forbes. former director of
the veterans bureau while he was
seeking a contract from the bureau,
last year for the construction of
hospital, the Senate committee inves-
tigating the bureau is in recess today
until next Monday. Meantime. its
COUNSEL will prepare TO present furth-
er disclosures regarding the ctivities
Of the bureau.
Before adjourning late yesterday
upon the completion Of Mortimer's tes-
timony, the committee decided TO give
next Tuesday or Wednes-
day TO Mr.. Forbes TO reply to Morti-
mer's story, which contains charges
of intrigue, !ebauchery and eorrup-
ton in connection with the awarding
of contract for the building of vet
Grams hospital at Northampton. Mass,
10 the Pontiac Construction company.
Of Detroit. one of the companies rep
resented by Mortimer. r..
Forbes plan as to his appearance
before the committee have mot been
made known. He left late yesterday
the hotel where he has bee STAYING
and efforts TO locate him have been
upayailing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
Five Are AiTaigned.

Five defendants were arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner X.
L.. Edwards. Thursday morning, on
complaints charging them with pos
session, four defendants being charged
with possession of liquor and the 9th
er with possession of equipment for
the manufacture of liquor. all viola
tions of tn. national prohibition act.
All defendants waived examination
and were placed under $500 bond
each. Those who were arraigned on
complaints charging possession OF IL
quor, were Jesse j.. Brown, Nern'
Craze. Jesse James Robinson and
Joseph c. Willett. A complaint cnarg--
ing possession of equipment designed
for the manufacture of liquor was filed
against Pedro Terrazas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
CHARGE RANGER CAPTAIN
. FAILED TO MAKE. return
ON LIQUOR SEIZED HERE
Grand Jury Also Bills Barton's Chief
AgentHerefor Illegally Disposingof
Liquor-Two Indictments Reported
But No Arrest Yet Made - Allege
Rangers Have Failed to Account
for Liquor and to Obey the Law.

Capt. B. c. Baldwin in charge of General Bartons
detachment of state rangers in San Antonio indicted
by the BeXar county grand jury Thursday TIVE
charges, felony and misdemeanor.
The felony indictment alleges that Baldwin illegally
disposed of seized Intoxicating liquors. The misdemeano
alleges that he failed to make proper return
provided by law concerning liquor seized by him and
his assistants.
Four state rangers and ]. H. McDonna and j. L. Bell
renamed as witnesses in the cases.
The grand jury report was made to Judge w. w,
McCrory, but capas for Badwin's arrest had been
issued at $50 1t expected that this would be issued
during the afternoon and that Baldwin would appear
make bond
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
GIVEN A STILL
West End Resident Returns Home to
Find Abandoned Whiskey Outfit.

l.. d. Milan, Castro and Twentieth
streets, discovered he was the poses
sor of part OF n booze plant at >
o'clock Wednesday night. He prompt
ly notified city detectives.
Eleven empty barrels, but which
we're in good condition and smelled
strongly of corn mash and two large
kegs. each giving off the strong fumes
of whiskey adorned his back yard
when he reached home from work.
The identity of the individual who
delivered them and why is mystery
20 Mr.. Milan.
The barrels and kegs will serve as
kindling for Mr.. Milan during the
winter months.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25

The felony indictment. Il IS
understood. is based ON the a.
legged fact that rangers, when they
have been making raids in and lear
San Antonio. have destroyed the liquor
without making any official report.
Under the state law. which the rangers
are understood to be amenable TO. Il is
claimed. they are required to make an
inventory of any seized liquor and
either turn it over TO the county Off
GERS. or hold it until the courts in
which the cases are filed, order lis
destruction.
Never Reported Seized Liquor.
The misdemeanor Indictment. sc-
cording TO reports, involves the alleged
failure Of rangers to make proper re-
port of seized liquor. The same state
law requires that when liquor is seized
an inventory shall be made, one copy
given to the owner of the seized LIQUOR
one copy kept by the seiZing officer
and one copy filed with the county
clerk.
The rangers. it is understood the in
dictments allege, have failed 10 do this.
1t has been known for some time
that the grand Jury has been looking
lHAO tue dttANlitS Va sNoNN
who were brought TO San Antonio py
Adiutant General Thomas ID. Barton.
The inquisitorial body. it was under
stood. was paying particular attention
TO the raids made by state rangers
and whether they were strictly COM
plying with the law in their DISPOSE
ton Of seized liquor. The raids which
were selected for. investigation, it IS
understood. were where bonded liquor
is alleged TO have been secured.
Search Warrants Illegal
The rangers are known TO have
come into the hmelight OF the Bexar
county grand juries when they first
began their liquor raids. armed with
search warrants obtained in the oath
District Court. These warrants. Ic,
developed, were not secured legally.
in that they did not contain the
proper affidavits, SO Judge McCrory
ceased TO issue them. Since that time
no s,arch warrants have been issued
in the district courts and the rangers
in making raids, have had their cases
filed in federal court.
General Barton was not in San An
tonic. so far as could be learned.
Thursday, and just what action viii
be taken with regard 10 the report
cd indictments could not be ascer-
tanned, .
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
The WEATHER
TEMPERATURES.
FORECAST.

San Antonio and vicinity: Thursday
night unsettled and colder; Friday. I'M
settled with rain: colder; maximum tenn
perature. 60 TO 6S; light TO moderate
northerly winds.
East Texas: Thursday night: Unsettled
in west portion; probably fair in east
norton; rain in northwest portion; cold
err in west portion; frost in the north
east portion IL clear; Friday. unsettled
with rain in west portion and on the
west coast; colder in north and west
portions.
West Texas: Thursday night and FRI
dav. rain, except rain or snow in the
Panhandle: colder Thursday night, prob
ably freezing in the Panhandle; colder
Friday in the southeast portion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
YANKS MAY TRAIN HERE
Decision VIII BE Reached Early in
December.

Whether San Antonio will be
chosen as tue preseason stamping
ground of Miller Higgins world cham
Mon Yankees will be decided in the
early part of December when the Ma
tional Association OF Minor Leagues
meets in Chicago. according to an an
nouncement made by President Ben
sou of the Bears. -. 90.
The major league viii meet in Chi
caeo at the same time, Benson said,
and the decision will be made dur
ing their session. Benson stated that
he secured his information from Hug
gins before the worlds series in New
York.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
CHURCH GUSTS 20
MEMBERS WHO MADE
WAR ON MINISTER
Disgruntled Social Climbers
DisIiked His Welcome
to All.

New York. Oct. a5.--Twenty-ninC
members of Calvary Baptist Church
were suspended last night charged
with conducting guerilla warfare" on
the pastor. Rev. John Roach Straton,
and with violating their VOWS to sup
port the church.
Eleven other members voluntarily
withdrew as result of charges b.
DR.. Straton that, while he was in
Europe last summer. n coterie of hos
tile members had tried TO Gust him.
DIR. Straton declared that the
church had become filled with social
climbers who disliked his method Of
welcoming all who desired to join.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
SHERIFF Is INDICTED
Charged With Murder lie Says He
Killed Man For Resisting Arrest.

Breckenridge, Tex, Oct. 25.-Sher-
If l.. ID. Head and deputy Sheriff
Wallace Crawford. indicted on mur-
der charges by the Stephens county
grand Jury last night. have made
bond of 5000 each for trial in No
vember. The Indictment charges that
the two Officers killed NJ. a. Stronpe
on May Ia 1923. At the time OF
the killing Sheriff Head issued state
ment declaring that he was forced
10 shoot Strou9e when the latter re-
sisted arrest and had fired one shot
at the. sheriff aud deputy The Of
fieers have not been SUSPENDED.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
Train Crash Kills Two.

railroad men were killed when lumber
trains cOliided on a trestie over tbr
Amite river in Livingston parish eAe.y|
yesterday. il was reported here today I
Tie engines and five ears CRASHED
through the treSile. The trains wees
the property o. the Lsors l-uure7
Company and were operating on 10
Garyv.ue < NOxthcru railway. ihs
dead are 4 white hrakeman rsuf-.
Rogers. and negro firensn nam,et
| Williams.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

st. Louis: Temperature 4s. clear. s.
mile wind from the northwest; lowest
temperature in last 81 hours, So; high
est, 81.
Chicago: Temperature 80. cloudy. s.
mile wind from the north: lowest tenn
perature in last "a hours, so; highest, 60.
+ Kansas City: Temperature a.. cloudy
ls-mile wind from the north; lowest
temperature in last 20 hours. Is; high
est. c..
New York: Temperature As. clear, 10
mile wind from the southwest: lowest
temperature in last "a hours, IS; high
est, g..
washingtOn: Temperature A.; cloudy
Smile wind from the southwest; lowest
temperature in last "a hours. 90; high
est, So.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
Is CAUGHT In RAID
Former Sheriff and Son Arrested for
Conducting Gambling Hall.

Nashville, Tenn, Oct e5.-Fifteen
men and one woman. all visitors. must
face charges of gaming at n roulette
wheel and dice tables as the result OF
a raid last night on roadhouse three
miles from this city. alleged to have
been operated by Sam Borum, former
sheriff and former foreman of the
grand jury here, who, with his son
Vernon Borum, were arrested TO-
gether.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
REPORTS TIDAL WAVE
S. S. President Grant Suffers Afte'
Seismic Disturbance.

eclnl Cable TO The San Antonio Light
and The Chicago Daily News.
lQ92 y


and The Chicago Daily News.
Copyright. 1923. y
Manila. Oct. 25.-Seismic disturb
ances in Japan are continuing. accord
ing 10 radio messages received here.
The Admiral Line steamship Presi-
dent Grant reports by wireless that
she was struck by an immense tidal
wave while midway between Ioko-
hama and Kobe. 3 o'clock las, Fri.
day morning. The wave wrecked all
steam gear machinery on the forward
deck. The President Grant. which -
the fastest liner n the Pacific, has
had continuous run of bad luck; ever
since the United States shipping board
SUSPENDED Capt. Michael Jensen for
one month. because he defeated the
Canadian liner Empress OF Asia in a
race 10 Victoria. L. c. On one trip
across the Pacific. the Admiral liner
is reported TO have had seven fires.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
HOUSES FOR RENT


LARGE FIVE-EOoM HOUSE WITH
Sleeping porch. garage. stable, COW
shed and extra lots, on Culebra Ave.
HALF NEW DCPLEN BUNGALOW;
three LARGE rooms. breakfast nook
hlocl, from car. good neiehhorhood. 50
to right parties. 1891 Montana. Travis
ssei.
BUNGALOW - FIVE ROOMS AND
Kitchen. electric lights. bath. garage.
no gas. SO Frost ST. Kingston Heights
Terrace. rent $3.50: references. Crockett
ie.5 or Travis $685..
Other classified advertisements o.
classified PAGES IS and -.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
IS BIDS FOR WARSHIPS
5000. 900 Offered by Metal Scrap Con-
Germ for Six BattlesbipS.

Washington. ID. C.. Oct. 2o.-Eight-
cen metal scran concerns submitted
bids today for the six battleships and
BATTLE cruisers TO be scsapped under
the limitation of armament treaty.
The proposals ranged FROM $1,000
for the urcOmpletcd Constitution at
PHILADELPHIA 10 Il group BID for sill
six ships aggregating SGOO'OOO.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
NEFF BACK In AUSTIN
Davidson Resumes Duties as Lieuten-
ant-GOveTner.

Austin. Tex. Oct. e5.-Governor
Neff is back ut his desl; after bav-
ing spent ten days in the East and
North during which he attended the
Coolidge conference at Washington.
the governors conference at West
Baden. Ind. and luncheon given
former Premier David Lloyd-George
at Indianapolis.
Lieutenant Governor Davidson. who
acted as governor during Neffs alb
senee, has resumed his regular duties.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
MISTRIAL IS DECLARED
Jury Fails to Agree in Yarbroush
Riot Case.

Macon, Ga, Oct. 25.--A mis-trial
was declared at L. 80 O'clock today
in the case of DIR. G. 4. Yarbrough,
Macon dentist. who went on trial Mon.
day in city court here on a charge Of
riot in connection with the flogging
of W. o. Barnett, harness maker, last
February.
The jury failed TO agree.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
AIR FORCE WIPED OUT
Bulgaria's Only Plane Falls and Kills
Her Two Aviators.

Sofia, Oct. e5.-Bulgaria's military
air force was wiped out by an acct
dent on an aviation field near this
city when the sole military plane left
to Bulgaria by the treaty of Neuilly
was wrecked.
Two officers aboard the plane we're
killed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
Missing Attorney Located.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 25.-George
w, Pennington, prominent Chicago at
torney. who disappeared when he left
his office in Chicago Saturday. is held
nj fine matron's room Of police head
quarters here. Pennington telegraphed
his law partner. Leo Lebosky, in Chi
rago. bennington said that he had
suffered lapse of memory.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25
Gives Life TO Save Another

ST. John. Kan. Oct. 25.-George
Clowers. %, a section hand. lost his
life before westbound passen er
train in a daring rescue of fellow
workman in the Santa Fe railroad
switch yards here yesterday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-25

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