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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-08-04
GRANGE DANc E.

A dance given by the Absecon High
land Grange will be given this Satur'
day night at their hall, 9th and Ridge
wood avenues, Absecon Highlands.
Music will be furnished by the Five
Melody boys of Germania. The com
mittee and members are doing their
utmost to assure everyone a good
time. Don't forget the date. Aug. 4th,
Place, Absecon Highlands Grange
Hall
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-08-04
WALTER 5. KIRK.

Walter S. Kirk died on Tuesday at
Mortified, aged 80 years. He IS sur
vived by a widow Mrs. Sadie Kirk.
The funeral was held on Thursday
afternoon. at two o'clock, al the par
Tors Of William 3 Parsels & sons,
and inferment was private.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-08-04

The only way to get the news OF
Pleasantville and vicinity. and get It
correct, is through The PleasantYille
Press. Where else can you get so
much for your money?
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-08-04

To make your money bring continu-
Gus and satisfactory results, subscribe
for The ~Pleasantyille Press and you
will receive a pleasant reminder Of the
fact twice each week.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-08-04
PRESIDENT HARDING
DIES VERY SUDDENLY

Stricken With Apoplexy as Mrs. Harding Sat by Bedside Reading
to Him-Death Came Instantly-News Flashed Over Country
Caused Great Shock-Arangements Completed for Transport
tation of Body to Washington on Special Train Leaving San
Francisco Early Friday Evening-Fmst Stricken at Seattle on
Return From Alaska Trip.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-08-04

Awaken to the Call of Your Ances-
tors"
On Saturday, August 4th, 1928, at
Red Mems Hall, Pleasantyille, there
will be a meeting, 10 decide the ways
and means Of permanently settling
your Estate. All interested should at
tend without fail.
ELIZABETH BRADSHAW CLARKE,
Attorney-in-Fact.
ROCCO F. DELESANTRO,
advertisement Attorney.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-08-04

VIM. E. Mathis, Plumbing and Heat
ing. 40 E. West Jersey Ave.-adv.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
NAN WIZARD SENDS
ATTORNEY HERE TO
PROSECUTE HIS SUIT
Legal Battle Expected at
Injunction Hearing
Wednesday.

A bitter legal battle between Viii
liam Joseph Simmons and ii. W.
Evans over control of the Ku Klux
Klan is expected TO be waged We'd
nesday when Judge Il. W. Il. Terrell.
in the Seventy-third district court
will hear an injunction petition
wherein Evans seeks to prevent the
San Antonio branch of the khan fro n
comforting the second degree" or
Knight of kamelia. A temporary re-
straining order was granted by judge
Terrell more than a week ago. Al
though the suit here is directed
against the local khan, II is in reality
a fight between the two klan leaders.
Acconline TO lIerbert Oliver, mem
Der ofthe firm Of Hull & Oliver. WIN
filed the suit. Ben Sullivan, personai
attorney OF Mr.. Simmons. and the
man who obtained the original char
ter for the khan. is in San Antonio
and will assist in The fight. 4 prom
inent attorney from Fort Worth also
is expected in San Antonio TUESDAY
afternoon or Wednesday morning to
assist. Mr.. Oliver said.
One of the high ranking k!an Of
ficials from Atlanta was in San An
tonic Tuesday. Mr.. Oliver admitted,
but he declined to make public his
name. Mr.. Sullivan, Mr.. Oliver said.
declined TO be interV ewel.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
PRICE OF GASOLINE
CUT TO IS CENTS BY
GRAYBURG AND GULF
Other Majors Expected to
Meet Price-lndepen-
dents at II and IL.

Cutting the price of gasoline TO Is
cents Monday afternoon, the Gulf Re
timing Company initiated the third
drop 10 be announced during the last
several weeks here. The Gmybury oul
Company was the only major company
10 meet this price Tuesday morning.
Although the Texas Company and
the Magnolia Petroleum Company had
not cut their prices Tuesday morn
ing it is expected by some officials
that Is cents will be the posted price
for practically every major company
here By Wednesday. -.-
This is the third cut made in the
price of gasoline in San Antonio dur
ing the last several weeks. The slash
in prices is said 10 be due TO the fact
that most of the independents continue
to post their prices a cent or two be-
low that of the major companies. The
last cut. from II TO IL cents, was
made after the posted price of IL cents
had been slashcd only several days
AGO.
The Gulf Refining Company was
the first TO post its price at thirteen
less three" and Tuesday morning the
Grayburs met it.
Tuesday morning several independ-
ents had posted prices as low as ii
and l. cents. Ten cent gasoline IS
probable here,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
ARREST TEN ALIENS
One Swims Rio GrTnde; Others Paid
SmuggIers. .

Ten aliens. three of whom are Rus.
slams. have been apprehended by i'm.
migration officers in the vicinity OF
Laredo recently. according tc report
received at the SaL Antonio district
immigration headquarters. All. with
the exception of one German alien.
paid Mexican smuggle - sums ranging
from $50 TO $40 each TO transport
them across the Rio Grande..
The German alien, according 10 re.
ports received here. refused the as.
siStance OF Mexican "coyetes." as the
alien smugglers along the border are
known. The alie- walked up The
river from Nuevo Laredo shcr. dis.
lance and at . O'Clock in the morn
ing swan to the American side. All
through the next dag he wandered in
the brush. BE was apprel. aded by
Immigrant Inspector Marin.
Two Russian men and one Russian
woman. together with four natives of
the Isle of Malta. were members of
a marty apprehended by Immigration
Officers Mullen. Hanson. Hawkins and
Henry and Deputy Sheriff Carrejo of
Laredo about fifteen miles from that
place. One of the Russians was ac-
companied by his sister-in-law. They
were carried across in ? boat manned
by smugglers.
Immigration Officer Chamberlain.
Sheriff Condren and Deputy Sheriff
Carrejo, oil Of Laredo. have reported
the apprehension of two subjects of
Ju~oslayia about five miles above La
redo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
tULING'S DEEPER
PAY SAND WELL is
| MAKING CLEAN OIL
United Said to Haze Sue
Needed in Casing Off
| Water in No. 4 Tabor.

DLuling, Tex. Oct. 2.-The No. 4
hbor of the United North and South
ID Company which is said to have
countered a deeper pay sand in the
bling field and which has been max
X considerable water. was reported
lresday morning to be producing
Ian oil. the water having success
ply been cut off.
iThe No. 4 Tabor is reported 10
i've blown in Unexpectedly several
'Seks ago after the crew had almost
Ut hopes of bringing in anything
Ii sulphur water well. The well
s3ally was drilled TO 2204 feet. at
|kich depth the well is said to have
|,wn in for ono of the largest pro-
|tcers in the field. But it was max
II considerable sulphur water from
Ildcpth of approximately 2l30 feet
(d drillers resolved to shut the well
II An attempt was Immediately
Ide to set wall packer which ap-
|feutly failed, but efforts TO set five
N five-eighths-inch casing were sue
|Isful.
Che well, Tuesday: is said TO have
In making clean oil, the flow being
imated By spectators at about 1UO0
ktrels.
rhis well, which is said TO be pro-
4 Ting from 1904 feet. is about 30
N deeper than any well on the Tabor
Use. others having been brought in
depths ranging from 2130 to 213s
VI.
t is reported that casing is being
in the School House well. This
has been showing up well during
last several days and drillers sa,
|ly feel considerably encouraged over
n prospects for a good producer.
I'he Luling Petroleum Company is
[lpsring to set casing in its No. l
|tdy and the Big Gusher Oil Com
NV is reported unloading casing for
3Iwell being drilled two miles north
| ft of Luling. about one-half way
Tween the town and the discovery
I'D.
Che Jarmon Oil Company has an
Sjuced that it will drill in its No.
klaggie Moore during the latter part
This week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
London Pays Honor to Famous
Lord Mayor With Legendary Cat

2Ceremonial honors being paid today
herocsDk Wilmington died
years
lord dnsn
II
poorly born boy who his in the world
Wilmington the heir to his
Wilmington exceedingly shrwd citizen
influence He wealth
money lender TO of the kings of England.
legend connected with Wilmington
folklore countries but how the famous lord MAYOR
of this legend in England is unknown
whitngon treasured because. during his lifetime Re
influential Londons fortune and fame well his
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
NARROWLY ESCAPES
DEATH WHEN STRUCK
BYI.-G.N. PASSENGER
Pilot of Locomotive Kurls
Joseph W. Minear
From Tracks.

Joseph W. Minear, 30, 40 East
Cincinnati avenue, escaped being
crushed TO death beneath &c. \. pas
senger train No. when struck by
the locomotive, at o 80 Tuesday morn
ing, the pilot hurled him from the
tracks.
he was taken in the police ambul-
ance to the Robert Il. Green Memoir
ial hospital, where, police were ad-
vised, he had sustained two frac-
tured ribs in addition to body bruises.
Minear. police were informed. was
walking south along the main line. a
short distance below Morales street
when hit. L. T.. Boyd was conductor
in charge of the train. L. L. Ham
mond was engineer and John Epp,
fireman.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02

Gets the License
and the Justice
But Girl Says NO

III get another girl within six
months. can ! still uset he same
license and will you marry us Tor
the fee already paid:'
Il VIII marry you for the same
fee. but you'll need new license"
Justice of the Peace II. Neil
Campbell was imparting advice TO
young man who had Just been
disappointed in love. to the extent
that he had procured a license.
taken the justice Of the peace TO
tie supposed scene of the wedding
aud then been turned down" AZ
the case now stands. according tn
Judge Campbell. the man. armed
with the license. is searching for
substitute bride.
The man came TO Judge Camn-
bell Monday and asked that he
perform the ceremony. Judge
Campbell repaired TO the scene. be-
lieving that all details had been
arranged. Arriving at the trys'-
ing place. however. the bride-to-oe
declined to be we'd. stating that sine
had NOT promised the groom. The
latter, however. insisted that the
girl had "writtcn her name in
book and that he ALREADY had
the license" and suggested that
Judge Campbell compel her to
marry him.
Cant be done" was the judges
lacnnic renly.
Meanwhile JUDGE Camnbell 10.
marded his fee Of S. which was
maid. He told ne dislnnnintol
lover. however. that anv time 10
found the girl he would marry
him and would require no addi-
tiopal fee.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
ROBBERS GET SILKS
Obtain Goods Worth $500 at South
Santa Rosa Store.

Burglars robbed the store OF d.
Fernandez. South Santa z sa ave-
nue. and Matamoras street at an
early hour Tuesday morning. They
escaped with wearing apparel valued
in excess of 500.
1t was the second robbery at the
place within two months. Entrance
was made by crawling through an
open ,ransom. Included in the ar.
ticlcs taken are 81 silk shirts. valued
az $40: silk hosiery valued at $12J.
twelve mems silk ties and seven suit
cases.
Burglars attempted to break in, the
warehouse of the NJ. X. and T. Rail-
way Company Monday night. The task
was abandoned after an effort had
been made TO "iimmy'a door.
Thieves carried off large number
of pot plants from the front norrh at
the home of G. \. Fisher. As Wafer
street, Monday night. Report of the
theft reached detectives Tuesday
morning,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
FINES
| TOTAL $1,000
IN TWO DAYS
\ Woman Onlv Person to Be
Fined Less Than
" $400.
INVOKE REVENUE LAW
Two Fined $500 Each for
Operating a
Still.

Fines aggregating $1,000 have been
Fsessed against defendants who en-
red pleas of guilty TO violation of
Eternal revenue and liquor laws be-
bre Judge DuVal West of the fed
1al court since the opening Of the
')ecial term Monday morning. OF
| lis amount, pleas of guilty heard
tuesday morning brought fines to
lie amount of S14J0.
The only fine of less than S400 i'm
|osed Tuesday morning was that paid
n woman who upon her plea of
3lilty to possession and transporta-
| on Of liquor was fined $50.
A groceryman whs, entered plea
| guilty to the posses sion of extracts
pr beverage purposes was fined S40O.
fine of this amount was assessed.
be court explained. because of the
aggravated nature OF the case as
Fought out by the reports Of the pro-
fbition agents.
Two defendants, who entered pleas
Z guilty to violation of the internal
eyenue laws in that they set up a
kill without filing a report with the
collector of internal revenue, were
lned $500 each.
Pleas of guilty are being heard at
ktervals by the court during the trial
" a civil case in which +. A. Long
Y plaintiff and the Southwestern Bell
Telephone Company is defendant. All
ietit jurors with Tho, exception OF
pose impanellcd in the civil case were
kcnsed from Tuesday morning until
go o'clock Wednesday morning when
is probable that the hearing of
iiauor cases in which jury trial is de-
banded will begin.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
TO BE PARTLY CLOUDY
Forecast Is Also for Somewhat Tn
settled Weather.

Partly cloudy and somewhat unset
tied is the forecast for San Antonio
and vicinity Tuesday night and Wed.
nesday. Maximum temperatures viii
be from IS TO % with light northeriy
to easterly winds.
The weather map Tuesday morning
shows high pressure area with a
center in Canada dominating in the
Middle West. A small low is ovel
Arizona and San Antonio is abo1i
midway between the areas. For this
reason the forecast is for unsettlc.
weather.
No indication of what is off the
Pacific coast or to ihe northwest is
given on the map and for this reasol
the weather to come in the next few
days is uncertain.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
400 CAPTIVES TAKEN
WHEN GERMAN TROOPS
PUT DOWN REBELLION
Stresemann to Outline
Policies in Ruhr and
Rhineland.
by The Associated Press.

Berlin, Oct. 2.-It is officially an
nounced that the participants in the
inSurrection at Kunstrin yesterday.
numbering about 400 men, have been
captured and disarmed.
The rebels lost one killed and sew.
eral wounded. There were no losses
among the government forces.
The troops ordered to Kuestrin as
reinfolcements are returning TO their
stations.
In the opinion of officials here. the
revolt actually served useful pur-
pose, inasmuch as it gave notice that
the gopsrDment is prepared TO put
Down immediately any atteapts at in.
surrection. 'f ~
Chancellor Stresemanh is scheduled
10 20 before the Reiclstag today to
outline government policies in the
Ruhr and Rhineland as well as its
present position toward reparations
negotiations.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

Chicago: Temperature. Sc: partly
cloudy: less than 1o-mile wind from the
northwest; lowest temperature in last "a
hours, So; highest. 81.
Kansas City; Temperature SIS. cloudy.
less than 1O-Inile wind from the north
lowest temperature in last 90 hours. SO;
highest. sc.
New York: Temperature. 81: clear; 10
mile wind from the Northwest: lowest
temperature in last ,f hours. 50: high
est. g.
st. Louis: Temperature 60. clear, less
than ie-mile wind IRON: the northwest;
lowest temperature in last "a hours. 50;
highest. -.
Washington: Temperature, Sc: clear;
less than I0-mile wind from the north:
lowest temperature in last 70 hours, so;
highest, es.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
MAY SELL SHIPS
Shipping Board Believes II Has
Found q Purchaser for Vessels.

Washington. ID. C.. Oct. "A new
inquiry from New York shipping in
terests looking to the purchase of ut
least part of the governments mas
scnger fleet was reported 10 the ship
ming board at its regular weekly meet
ing today. Active NEGOTIATIONS are
in progress. although they have not
reached the point where terms have
been submitted.
The Hartman Lines are understood
to DO either the initiators or the sun
porters of the new proposal which in
wolves the ships now operated by III"
United States lines. Specifically. the
Levia than. George Washington. Amor
lea. Republic and President Harding
are mentioned as the tonnage being
sought.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
HE STEALS A SUIT
Chicagoan Confesses Theft When Con
science Hurts Him.

Chicago. ILL.,, Oct. "A troubled
conscience brought Jamfs Vernon into
the detectiye bureau last night.
Il stole the suit of clothes I've
got on he hlurted. Sits been both
ering me for two days! ]"
He told the sergeant he would have
returned it but. had no other clothing
to wear.
TIE officer loaned him suit in
which TO appear for trial.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
bACHMAN ON TRIAL
Arrested in San Antonio Faces
Embezzlement Charges.

fes Moines. Iowa. Oct .-llotion
dismissal of indictments against
IA A. Bachman. former assistant
l,rintendent of parks. who is
l.ged with mishandling approvi-
|Sely $1,000 OF city funds. was made
district court here today, when the
Anse opened its case. s.. a
attorneys for Backman said they
I'd call eighteen witnesses should
motion be overruled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
The WEATHER
TEMPERATURES.
FORECAsT.

Sen Antonio and vicinity: Tuesday
night ard Wednesday. partly cloudy and
somewhat unsettled: maximum tempera :
ture, SIS TO 81; light northerly to east
erly winds.
East Texas; Tuesday night and We'd
nesday, partly cloudy; somewhat unset
tied.
West Texas: TUESDAY night and We'd
nesday. partly cloudy; probably local
showers in west portion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
ALLIES CLEAR OUT
Occupation Of Turkey Ends at Noon
Tuesday.

Constantinople. Oct. 2.-The Allied
occupation of Con5tantinople formally
ended at noon today.
For weeks transports have been
evacuating troops and material. while
one by one the warship have slipped
away. thus making today's function
merely brief military ceremony.
The tri-color. the cross Of st. George
and that of Savoy have disappeared
from the barracks and other official
buildings IN Constantinoplc and for
the first time in nearly four years
not an Allied uniform is TO be IN
on the narrow streets Of the city.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
BODY In RIO GRANDE
Americans See Dead Woman Floating
in Water on Mexican Side.
Eagle Pass. Tex, Oct. 2.--Resl

Eagle Pass. Tex, Oct. 2.-Residents
of the. American. side OF the Rio
Grande yesterday morning reported
that the body OF a woman was seen
floating down the river near the In
dio ranch, seventeen miles below this
place.
The local authorities went to the
scene Immediately, but discovered that
the body had washed ashore on the
Mexican side. and, having no means
of crossing the river at that point.
they returned TO town and notified
the officers on the Mexican side of
stream.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
FORBID XXX. MEETING
Kansas Mayor SAYS KluXers Cannot
Gather.

Manhattan. Kan. Get. 2.-Resi-
dents of Manhattan were greeted on
all sides this morning by posters which
had been distributed during the night.
announcing a meeting and lecture of
the Ku Klux f1ian this evening in a
city park.
Mayor J. C.BarGer. today officially
announced that the klansmen will not
be permitted to hold the meeting in
the city park tonight
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
Escapes Prison Term.

Lincoln. Neb.. Oct. 2.-James +,
O'Connor, Kansas City attorney, VIII
not have TO serve a term in the
Nebraska state penitentiary imposed
upon him for alleged forgery of a
will purporting to be that OF the
late John O'Connor, Hastings. Neb.'
naming the former as his heir. The
Nebraska supreme court set aside the
Kansas City mans conviction and or
dered the discharge of the defendant.
The high courts order states that the
evidence was of circumstantial ma
ture and insufficient TO prove O'Con-
nors guilt.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
.WA[TON'S
COMMAND \
IGNORED
All But Four Counties Are
Holding Elec-
lion.
" AOlN III QOALk
Bloody Clashes Fail to De-
velop as Ex-
pected.
BALLOTS BY PLANE
Governor Fails to Use
Guardsmen to Stop
Voting.
BY PLANE
n, ,lle As,oclnted rre,s.

A,,t "a. nr-t. NJ n
oh'ahoh'a Wy oha'' o.''
Oklahoma special state election, ae
which will be decided the question OF
whether the state Legislature shall
meet to consider impeachment charges
against Governor j. {. Walton. swung
into full movement early today VITA
reports indicating that polls were
opened throughout the state with tue
exception of four counties and part
of fifth. Indications are that an
unusually heavy vote is oeiny cast.
Governor Walton renamed IN Sc
clusion at his residence, where. with
n party Of supporters, he kept in touch
with the situation throughout the
state by telephone.
H4 refused to see ncwspapernen.
In BRYAN. Harpcr. Cimarron and
Johnston counties all voting ilaces
were closed. and in jefferson county,
only six ont of twenty-eight were
OPENED.
Johnston county appeared to be the
ONLY place in The state where the
threat of Governor Walton to close
the polls by force of arms had been
carried out. There 100 armed state
notice held possession of all election
s,Innlies ami would not permit them
10 he removed from the office of the
county election hoard.
T., D., ,,n,'' Shar;ff Joh, Conn
f,,inuoi ~ ;nst,.,ot;o,s Of Covernor
,y WaI. ,n La.nnJ nc oIoc.ion An
e. 49, - OH" aht.in an ;n;,rction AGAINST
~, ~. 20 a"to,.Ja,. =, st.ta diStriet
III, '" ,s'so,'t f,;lnJ
W. T;n,o a. I'D uorner counties were
49,, rnt;n roi s .na 10" SnnnI;es have nor
-, .nafi,.aS go, tba sto,s election
S Seen y,' Ioffsrson conntr ballot
Sp"nt H.. No.. 90 tho noIIs closed.
'''I 20 % -. ,eo;,t =, .l,o state re-
-. ;,,,;ao.:J 'hat tb, alsct;on vas
p .uoooo iEo" ".;a, ir"' ~
p'g p JUL ~ hoodo,ortors hare
pO, S a. gog;sIatnre Who
OF lle t. o. 'ue e;,;n,, 80 cnr.
nnae W. w. 'Gr 5 Eppos ~, On a.
nv ss mH'I ~ sIs w. .aSa~ - ;,-
loIl Wou,a oe liaug .e' .yuay )" ~
Su.e sotno 49, te'"s
ooun's p,, .u Caa;.. p.u.,.
,5i S
ace9ruins 20 7. oa'ns..
Sf ;S .ay,n 1onns'on .J.u =,
az ar pia.e VIZ hi uo" gg;ss..;h,,,;as
&c srn. 70 nis .yu..s ~. ~, -
70 precincts made inactive by .ne &C.
non vi st9,e p3i'es oii,s ~ ni go
lug ~. - 49, nj ~ ,ne J h .S IN
u 'y: WIZ al p"''o' ooAeS anu SUP
p'iy T. ~ $3.50 s.ors s;5 A.. ..i,o,. ,,,,a
!. "I. "a:lea Sau tnai oa, rp., 1919
oe r ras' IN cnurhS ana Man'uos
w s .k sa'u 49, epo.s
,,ntorl 80 .na nIrnad go az LII adr.,a.s
of ths law ,bat ~;ros scn er more ,,sr-
sons wbo sset 70 vote the r;vh, +.
nrenare their own ballots and Senosit
them in onv recentacle decided mon
for emergency use as nm election hay.
There will be some votes in everv
county" Repr. entative w. ID. Nc
Bee declared. ~If any question is
raised that a Representatives election
has not been held. it will by The
men who themselves tried TO prevent
a fair vote"
Claim Election Invalid.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
Security Police Dissolved.

DUtsstIuUTI, UT. 2.-Ine SECURITY
police force of this city. formally
charged with the entire responsibility
for last Sundays rioting. WHICH
nearly score of persons were killed
and more than 400 injured. have been
decreed out of existcroe b. the au-
thorities of the occupation.