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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-25
Lutheran

Grace Lutheran Evangelical Church.
Avenue f and Fifth street, Rev. PAU +.
Helm. pastor. sunday school, $3.50; SER
vice. II: Senior Luther League meets at
o'clock Tuesday; brotherhood meets
o'clock "Wednesday; Cradle Roll Work
ers meet o'clock Thursday.
st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church.
East Nueva and South Presa streets; A.
l.. Wolff. pastor. Sunday school. o;3O:
German service. IL: no evening service
instructions OF the Junior Catechism class
every morning, S:30: entertainment of
the Sunday school Wednesday. O'clock.
Zion Lutheran Chapel (branch OF st.
Johns), ZOE East Cincinnati avenue. Sum
day school. $3.50: divine service, y. m.
Evangelical Lutheran lions Church
Helotes; Rev. W. W. Laubach, pastor,
German services, $3.50; followed by Sun
day school.
Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Compton and South Flores
street. Harlandale: Rev. w. w. Laubach.
pastor. Sunday school. $50; preaching.
O'clock: choir meets 1880 Friday.
ST. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran, Mis-
souri, Synod. South Presa and Rosebor-
school, $40: service, 1880.
Mount Calvary Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Jones and West Josephine ave
nues; G. w. Lobeck, pastor. Sunday
school, $50; services, 1880 and s.
Government Hill Evangelical Lutheran
Church, North Pine and Mason streets;
Theo. r. Streng. pastor. Sunday school.
9 o'clock; Bible class. 9:45; services.
1880 and S.
Friedens Evangelical Church. Main ave-
nue. and East Elmira street; Rev. Joseph
Polster, pastor. Sunday school. 9:l5;
service, 1890; no evening service.
Highland Park Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Hammond and New Braunfels
avenues; Rev. L. A. Neumeister. pastor.
Sunday school. Q: divine service. 1880:
vestry meeting Monday 1880; church
council meeting Monday s: church picnic
at Koehler Park, Tuesday. 1850: Cate
wednesday, s p. M; choir meets Fr!fay
at 8.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-25
WOMAN IS HURT
Was Riding In Sidecar When Autos
mobile COllides. s--

Mrs. Jose Navarro. $50 West Cy-
press street. was seriously injured liz
4 crash / 2een an automobile andFn
motorcycle. At I 30 Saturday morlls
ing. in the 900 block South Laredo
street.
Mrs. Navarro was riding on a mo-
torcycle. driven by her husband. The
automobile was operated by j. L.
Bibby. 247 Recio street. Mrs. Ma
varro. rendered in an unconscious
condition when she struck the pave
ment. was taken TO the Rober: B.
Green Memorial hospital in the police
ambulance.
Police report Navarro was riding
south in his machine. The automc-
bile. operated by Bibby. they report.
was city-bound. Navarro, it was re-
ported, turned to- the left TO overtake
and pass an automobile going in the
same direction. 1t was while max
ing the bend around the car ahead of
him. it is said that the collision with
Bibby's ear occurred.
Mrs. Navarro is said to have been
thrown some distance violently strik-
ing the pavement. Navarro was PIN
ned beneath his machine and though
considerably bruised, escaped serioss
injury.
Two automobiles. operated ty a.
NJ. McNally. 49, Dwyer avenue. and
DIR. I. !. Bennett of Austin. Texas,
ran together at 10 80 Saturday morn-
ing at Avenue C and Fourth street.
No one was hurt. Both cars were
badly damaged.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-25
GEN. PEYTON MARCH
MARRIES AMERICAN
WOMAN IN ENGLAND
Wedding of Former Chief
of Staff of Army Is
Quiet Affair.

London, Aug. 25.-Maj. Gen. Peyton
c. March. former chief of staff of the
American army, and Miss Cora Vir-
ginia McEntee of New York City. were
married today at the registry office in
buckingham Palace road.
The brief ceremony We witnessed
by Col. ]. NJ. Cabell. L. s. A.. re-
tired, Maj. Stewart o. Elting and
Maj. Douglas II. Gillett.
The latter two are assistant mill
tary attaches at the American en-
bassy.
General March and Miss McEntee
arrived at the registry office in a
taxicab but had to wait several min
utes while a number of other couples
who had reached the regist~- ahead of
them were married.
The bride wore lace-trimmed
brown silk gown and large brown
picture hat, while the general was
attired in morning clothes.
On the marriage register Miss Nc
Entee gave her fathers name as Ar.
thur Daniel McEntee, director of a
wooden company.
No other details appear OIL the rec
ord.
General March said he met his bride
in Rome three years ago where she
was studying languages and music.
After the cererony the couple pro
ceeded to the American embassy. leav-
ing soon after for Folkestone, to en-
bark for Paris.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-25
CAMERON RAID NETS
FIVE ARRESTS AND
QUANTITY OF BEER
Dry Agent Finds Ice Cold
Lager and Plenty
of 1t.

Five arrests were made by Prohibi-
ton Agent r. G. Pfeffer in raid
on Cameron street at noon Friday
when he took possession of 203 bot
ties of beer, 50-gallon keg of beer
and seven pints or whiskey.
While he was in the place n car
drove IN in the rear of the house. The
car was searched and found 20 con-
tain n gallon of whiskey. The car
was ,confiscated.
According TO prohibition agents, the
place has been visited b. business men
from the city and at thn time of the
raid five persons were in the place
drinking. A dozen cold bottles of beer
was found on ice.
AS a result of the raid, charges Of
possession. manufacture. selling and
transportation were filed against three
men. Felix Betz, Newton ID. Swift and
Cecil W. Atkins. They waived hear
ing and were remandcd to Jail on de-
fault of $3.50 bond.
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DAVIDSON VISITS
FLOGGERS VICTIM
IN TEXAS HOSPITAL
Lieutenant Governor Makes
Law Enforcement
Address.

Wichita Falls. Tex, Aug. 25.-
Lieut.. Gov. 7. w. Davidson arrived
in Wichita Falls last night and
visited n hospital where he talked
with Lonnie Davis. whipped more
than week ago by five men near
Iowa Park. and who has been in a
serious condition since.
Davidson came to Wichita Falls
from Nocona, where he made a law
enforcement address this afternoon.
z. W. Davis, brother of the flog.
ging victim, went to Nocona and
asked Mr.. Davidson 10 come with him
to Wichita Falls and talk with his
brother. the lieutenant governor said.
DavidscL said he made the investi-
CATION "in a purely personal and not
an executive capacity"
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Methodist

Denver Heights Methodist Church, Den
yer boulevard and New Braunfels avenue
II. 8. Pierce, pastor; services, IL and
O'clock
Mckinley Avenue Methodist Church,
South Presa and Mckinley avenue; Y. ".
Lilies, pastor. Sunday school. $3.50:
preaching. II and s; Epworth League,
n. m.
Laurel Heights Methodist Church. west
Woodlavn and Belknap Place; Rev. s. II.
c. BurRin. pastor. sunday school, $3.50;
adult Bibe class. 9:IS: morning worship.
i0;l5: Epworth League and evening wor-
ship. $3.50.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
Beacon Hill; Harry C. Leonard. pastor.
Sunday school. s:50: Mems Bible class.
10; Epworth League, Z; preaching, IL
and s.
blackberry Street Methodist Episcopal
Church: blackberry and Montana streets:
L. ]. Rode, pastor. Sunday school, s:i5;
preaching. 10;I5 and 8.
Travis Park Methodist Church, Travis
and Navarro streets: Rev. Arthur J..
Moore, pastor. Preaching. le:45 and s.;
Epworth League. s;is; mid-week prayer
Wednesday, 3.
Alamo Heights Methodist Church.
Broadway and POGO street; Rev. John X.
Berry, pastor. Sunday school, $3.50;
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-25
Ell PASO AND JUAREZ
PLAN TO CELEBRATE
MEXICAN RECOGNITION
Border Towns Join in
Preparation for Inter-
national Affair.

Ell Paso. Tex, Aug. 25.-City Off
Gals here, declaring FL Paso was the
first city in the United States to ask
the government TO recognize Mexico,
now claims to be the first to plan an
international celebration to take place
when news of the recognition is re-
ceived.
Flags and colors of the United
States and Mexico were distributed to
merchants.
~ A parade will form as soon as the
news is announced by the blowing of
Whistles.
Juarez a-d FL Paso are planning an
sll-day joint celebration with a pa
triotic mass meeting that night and
street carnival afterward.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-25
COOLIDGE RETAINS
RARDING'S DOCTOR
FOR WHITE HOUSE
Sawyer Stays as Part of
Administration mo
Change" Policy.

Washington. ID. C.. Aug. 20. - Or.
Charles +. Sawyer of Marion, brought
TO Washington by President Harding
to be the White House physician with
the rank of brigadier general, will re-
main for the present at the post to
which his life long friend appointed
him.
1t was announced at the White
House today that President Coolidge
had no intention of replacing him,
even though the position is one al
ways regarded as involving per
sonal appointment" By the Chief tx
ecutive.
Mr.. Coolidge is said to feel that DIR.
Sawyer's retention should be part
Of the administration policy oil
CLOSING ranks" and going forward
without unnecessary changes of per-
sornel anywhere along the line.
The announcement provided. how
ever. that arrangement be made 20
permit DIR. Sawyer 10 continue as
physician TO Mrs. Harding. since he
has been for many years the family
physician. 1t may be necessary for
him TO spend more time from Wash
ington. but that is not expected to in
terfere with any of his duties at the
White House.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-25
TARRANT AND COCaRA
FIVE DOWN TO BAYOU
CITY GOLFERS AT Is
Carlton and Rotnn Haze
Advantage Of San Anton
ian and Partner.

Houston, Tex, Aug. 25.-Tbe golf.
ing combination of State ChanpioW
Ossie Carlton and George Rotan 6f
Houston finished five M on jacl;-
Tarrant of San Antonio and Tommy,
Cochran of Wichita Falls here Fri-
day afternoon. in the first 1S-hoh
round of 72-hole match that was
to be continued Saturday and cont
pleted Sunday. when Sc holes wilt
be played. They are playing best
ball. four ball match. y
The Houston pair had a best bali
of 6G. or six under par. going out in
"a and home in 30. The combined
efforts Of the visiting amateur stars
yielded a best ball of 37-3+71. ..
Carlton had the best individuat
score. 36-35-71, for a medal scoEe
that bettered par bv one stroke
Cochran ran side by side. each GO
ing out in IS and taking 81 on the
inward journey.
The best ball score for the winners
was: =,
Out 49, 443 1872. Z
In 243 344 345-32-66.
The HOustOnians were three m
at the end of nine holes and six upf
in 16. They lost but one hole durr
ing the afternoon. This was the.
4S3-yard 18th that Cochran took with
n birdie four. On his card of IL
Carlton had pair Of skies, one OF
them on the par four 18th.
All four men in the match are rre-
eminent in Texas amateur golfinS
circles. Carlton holds the state titlc.'
Tarrant the invitation meet hon6rs
for 1923; Rotan was a member ,ot
the walker Cup team this year. and
Cochran was runner-up to Carlton in
the Texas amateur in Galveston in
April. This is the first really big
match played in Houston this sum.
mer and is attracting widespread S
tcntion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-25
HIS CAR STOLEN
Detectives Say Ii Was Put In Storage
and Theft Insurance Collected. 90

The ability of John Long and Grass
hoff, city detectives, to spot a car
that had been reported stolen three
months ago. led to the arrest Of
man Friday whom they allege fraudn-
lently collected theft insurance.
According TO police records the
man reported his car stolen early last
May. Efforts 10 locate il proved un-
availing and. il is claimed he was pad
several hundred dollars by the inSur-
ance company. Friday the detectives
recovered the automobile. Ii has been
stored in an East Commerce street
garage. it is said The owner was
taken into custody late Friday atter-
noon.
!. r. Chapman OF the insurance IN
derwriterS on automobiles and Ion
Rawlins, W. W. RawliuS and Hans
Sievers. all listed at 900. East Com
merce street, have been named rs VIZ
neSSes against the prisoner.
According 10 the plain closhes men
the car was stored in the garage las
MAY. since which time. until lev
DAYS ago il had not been remove'k.A
friend Of the man accused. II II said.
took the ear out when his own car
broke down. Il was while the esr
was on the streets that detectives rna-
ognized it as having been cePorted
stolen.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-25
Presbyterian

First United Presbyterian Church.
ogden and East Locust streets: Rev. \.
G. Henry, pastor. Sabbath school. s:l5;
preaching, II and s; Christian Endeavor.
II o'clock.
Westminster Presbyterian Church. Gar
den and King william: Rev. J. l.. Green,
pastor. sunday school. 9:90; preaching,
II and S. Christian Endeavor. Junior II.
nesday. s o'clock.
West End Presbyterian Church. ZaIza-
mora and Waverly streets. ID. II. kirk
patrick. pastor. Sunday school. $3.50:
:; prayer meeting Wednesday. o'clock.
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Asher Harlan Brand. minister. Sunday
school, $3.50; services, IL and s: Junior
mediate G. e. Z; prayer service We'd
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian
Church. Denver boulevard and South
ter. Sunday school. s:4S; services IL and
s; Endeayors. Junior 3, Senior 6:45;
Bible study and prayer service, Wednes-
day. o'clock.
Pine and Omaha streets: DIR. a. II. p.
McCurdy, pastor. Sabbath school. $3.50;
services. IL and s; Endeavor Society. Z;
prayer meeting Wednesday. S.
Prospect I'M Presbytsrian Church
er pastor. Sunday school. s:45; preach
ing. II and s: Christian Endeavor. Gas;
prayer service Wednesday. S.
Crestholme Presbyterian Church. three
blocks east OF South Presa. on Hermit
age court. Sunday school. 9:45; eve
ming service. s: no morning service.
Given Street Presbyterian Church,
'Giyens street. one block north OF Pruitt
avenue on Midway. Sunday school. GAS.
morning service. IL; no evening service
Christian Endcavor. Z.
Utica Presbyterian Church. West
Woodiawn and Michigan avenue; Chap
lain J. Stuart Pcarce, pastor. Sunday
school. $40: preaching. IL and s:l5:
Endeavor Society. 7: Junior c. L. meets
Tuesday 5 O'Clock: Junior choir meets
Tuesday.- 1850; prayer meeting Wednes-
day, Sis.
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RANGERS MUST TRACK
LAW In OBTAININ G.
WARRANT FOR SEARCH
Question as to Their Right
to Serve Sack Warrant
Is Raised.

Affidavits filed by state rangers for
the purpose of obtaining search war
rants hereafter must conform strictly
to the provisions OF the law. This was
the ultimatum handed down by Judge
W. w. McCrory in the Ninety-fourth
District Court Friday afternoon. Judge
McCrory had just read the law to As
sistant District Attorney II. G. Will
liams and had him correct two affi-
davits which he was seeking TO file.
When the provisions Of the law were
complied with, Judge McCrory issued
the warrants.
In to that time rangers had been
applying to Judge McCrory and obtain
ing search warrants on the strength
of an affidavit signed by one man. al
leging that liquor was kept Mt q
certain place. One affidavit. that for
a warrant to search the home of
Charles Klaus. set out that the place
was private residence"
Judge McCrory's attention was
called Friday to the fact that to search
private residence the law requires
affidavits from two credible persons
that liquor is being "sold or manufac5
tured" before warrant can be issued.
The district judge said that he had
been accepting the affidavits as writ
ten by the district attorneys office.
believing that the law was being
tracked.
The question as to whether rangers
have the authority to execute search
warrants for liquor also was PROFOUND
ed TO Judge McCrory and he probably
will look up the law pertaining there
to. Some officials at the court house
hold that rangers cannot, by them
selves. execute search warrants for IL
ouor ms the law specifically provides
that such warrants shall be directed
TO the sheriff or any constable
In tn, case Of search being i-;ade for
stolen property. the law provides that
the warrants may be addressed to any
peace officer" The provision of the
law pertaining 10 liquor search war
rants. it is claimed, would prohibit
such warrants being executed by ran
gers. unless accompanied by q deputy
or constable.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-25
John BarleycOrn Joined in
Sleep by BartenderS' Union

Francisco Aug 25-John Bacorn. placed sleep BY the
anaestheing hand Vostea joined restless umber here last
night by the Bartenders' Union.
The officially oblivion meeting of the labor
A.
integral
Then followed a subdued a of regret
For the had held hopefully the belief tat
some its would be needed.
In the old days recognized OF the uni
in the city.
membership of 1000 but when il into his
the old guard manedhopefu the last
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-25
BAKER HAS mo HAT"
Former Wilson Cabinet Member Still
Advocates League.

New York, AUG. 25.-Newton D.
Baker. secretary of war under Presi-
dent Wilson. announced today before
sailing on the Homeric 90 enter his
daughter in school at lausanne. that
he would so before the next Demo-
cratic convention and advocate the
league of nations and world court. two
measures dear to the heart of his
former chief.
Mr.. Baker added that. whenever he
could spare time from his private law
practice. he spoke in advocacy Of these
two measures.
Asked IL this meant that he might
be n candidate for the presidency ami
whether his hat is in the ring, he re-
piled crisply:
Il have no hat" -AsalsA2AaAs~.-
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Episcopal

ST. Marks Episcopal Church, Travis
HOLY communion, 1880; church school.
$40: sermon, IL and 1880: Fellowship
League. 6 o'clock; holy communion Fri
day. 10 o'clock.
St. Johns Episcopal Church. Burnett
and North Cherry streets; Rev. jay
Scott Budlong rector; church school.
$3.50: morning service. II; no evening
service.
st. Luke's Episcopal Church. West
Houston and Chupaderas streets; Kew.
Jay Scott Budlong. rector. Holy Eucha-
rist and sermon, O'clock: no evening
service.
st. Pauls Episcopal Church: Rev.
Claude r. Patterson. vicar. Childrcnis
service. $3.50; holy communion and SER
mon, II.
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Catholic

81. Msry's Catholic Church: services
in school auditorium. st. Mary's street;
Rev. A. c. Dusseau, O.MI.. pastor.
Masses Sunday. Sis, 6. 6:45. 1870. s:l5
., e:fs. 1o:3o. HIS and ls:l5: chlldrcn's
mass, s:i5: high mass. Ills; evening
services. 7:45, except Saturday; devotion
in honor of st. Anthony. the question
box and benediction of the Blessed Sac
rament. Tuesday evening. 1:45: Way of
the Cross for the poor souls and bene-
diction Of the blessed sacrament. Friday
evening. 1855; masses during the week,
$50, 1880, s:l5 and o'clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-25
GIRLS MOTHER JAILED
Her Story About Staying Does Not
Tally With Step-father's.

Colorado Springs Colo. Aug. 2o. -
A new angle has been injected into
the mystery surrounding the Staying
Thursday morning of Mrs. Elsie SUIT
tie. 17-year-old bride of Il month.
A woman was concerned in the
girls death, either directly or Indirect
" in the opinion of members of the
district attorneys office and while
they decline to comment on this line
of investigation. said TO have been
started last night. it was minated
that Importance is attached to the
theory that a woman, and not a sus-
pectcd former sutton of the young
woman, committed the crime.
Mrs. +. c. Lowe of Denver, mother
of the dead girl, was questioned for
several hours yesterday afternoon by
police and officers of the district at
torney's office.
AT the conclusion of her GAMMA
ton, she was placed in the county
Jail.
Her husband. stepfather of Mrs.
Suttle. was grilled for several hours
last night. but, it was said afterward.
was able to give little information
helpful to the authorities.
The stories told by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowe. it was said. vary in several i'm
portant particulars.
100 Writings panelled weddings,
two envelopes. 500 at Dullnig's,
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Christian

Prospect Hill Christian Church. North
sabinas and West Travis streets; Law
renee Williams. minister: Bible school,
9:45: preaching. IL and S.
Central Christian Church. Main avenue
and San Pedro: Hugh Mcclellan, minis
ter. Sunday school. $3.50: services, IL and
s; Endeavor Society. Z.
South Side Christian Church, Dunniny
and South Presa street: Patrick Henry,
minister. Bible school. $3.50: church serv-
ices. 1880 nnd S; prayer meeting. We'd
nesday, s o'clock.
San Fernando Christian Church. Har-
riman street: J. X. Pedrick. pastor. Bible
school. $3.50: preaching, IL and s; Y. b.
e. C. E., o'clock.
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Buddhist To Vatican.

Toxic. Aug. 25.-The Buddhlsts,
who early this year opposed sending
a Japanese minister to the Vatican
and succeeded in having the appro-
priation for that purpose defeated in
the Diet. have reversed that decision
after a conference with representa-
tives of the foreign office. who i'm
pressed them with the necessity Of
the appointment. 1t is likely that
the exchange Of ministers viii be
consummated next year as the
Vatican already has a legate here
who has been waiting for many
months for official recognition.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-25
KERRVILLE IN TOWN
Athletics Here For Series After Beat
ing Fredericksburg.

The Kerrville Athletics arrived III
San Antonio Saturday morning for a
three-game series with the Aztecs Sat,
urday afternoon, Sunday morning and
Sunday afternoon. The Athletics come
10 battle the Aztecs fresh from a Il
victory over the strong Frederlcks-
burg Giants at the opening of the
Gillespie county fair at FrederiekS-
burg Friday. They have won three
out of five games in the series with
Fredericksburg. Barry hurled Friday.
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Saunders Writes Bitter Letter.

New York, Aug. :5.-A letter from
Clarence Saunders, former head OF the
Piggly-w iggly Corporation. to stock
holders of the company reached New
York yesterday. In ii Saunders as
serts "the Judas kiss has burned my
lips-thrice and more" Mr.. Saunders
philosophers on the handicap Of a
weak friend. re-asserts his love for
Memphis and bitterly attacks several
banks and trust companies and the
New York stock exchange.
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"Boy Banker" Gets Bail.

Denver. Colo, Aug. 25.-Manric,
Mandell. hoy broker" involved in the
recent crash Of the Hibernia Bank and
Trust Company here, was released or
bail Of $4,000 late yesterday. Man
dell has been in Jail since shortly after
the bank closed. Shortages Of S430, OO0
in the banks accounts were found b.
state banking examiners.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-25
Church of Christ

Grove Avenue Church OF Christ. l21
Grove avenue: W. u. Bills, minister
Bible school. 9:t5: preaching. IL and g.
Church of Christ 401 Porter street:
Foy f. wallace Sr.. minister. Bible
school. s:45; preaching. II.
Beacon Hill Church OF Christ. Grant
and Magnolia avenue;> T. W. Phillips,
minister. Sunday school. 10: preaching
IL and S; young peoples drill, :.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-25
OBITUARY
Louis HiesleT.

Louis Hiesler. 81, native of A.
SAGE. France. died at his residence
Mt 20G Becker street. at 3 O'Clock
Thursday afternoon. He has been n
resident of San Antonio 4 0ycars. He
will be buried at 8 AZ Saturday morn
ing. Services will be held at st. Ce'
celia church by Rev. NJ. S. Carriage
Mr.. Hiesler is survived by one son,
Joseph Hiesler. Los Angeles. Cal. ;
three daughters Mrs. Mary Loessberg,
Mrs. Teresa Ball. Mrs. Adolf Ilters
seventeen grandchildren, all of this
city. one aged sister, Mrs. Mary
Herbst. Germany. The buriel will be
under the direction of Zizik Undertake
ing company.
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Shirtwaist Dance given by Myrtle
Grove. Saturday the 25th. W. O. w.
hall with Schutze.-(Adv.)