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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
SAN ANTONIO TO BE
BEST LIGHTED CITY
IN STATE OF TEXAS
Commissioner Wright Will
Introduce Resolution
for "White Way"

san Antonio is 10 be the best
lighted city in the state as a result
of the decision of the mayor and com.
missionerS to install a white way
system of lights on five principal
streets. and to place are lights in the
outskirts of the city.
Police Commissioner Wright viii
introduce a resolution Monday pro-
viding for the lighting of the streets,
as follows:
On Broadway to Tenth street; Fast
Commerce 10 the 5. i. depot; West
Commerce to the I-G. y. depot; South
Alamo TO Garden: South Flores TO
$. 4. & A. i. tracks.
The lights will be the same as
are now on Houston, Travis and the
central section of Commerce.
The installation Of the white way
lights win enable the city to place
The are lights, now on those Streets,
in the residential district.
N!r. Virgin said the commissioners
and mayor decided on the new light
ing system in the belief it. would be
'of great benefitsto the city as q
whole.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
BULGARIANS DRIVE
COMMUNISTS FROM
LAST STRONGHOLD
Rebels Lose Heapily in
Fighting Around.
Berkowitza.
By the Associated Press.

Sofia, Bulgaria. Sept. 2S.-The city
Of Ferdinandovo was occupied today
by government forces.
The Communist revolutionary elc-
ments thus lost their last center OF re-
sistance.
The occupation was made possible
by the capture Of Berkowitza Wedues-
day night, this success opening up the
way to Ferdinandovo.
Troops captured Berkowitza after
a sharp struggle.
The Communists. who were holding
the town. lost heavily.
The government casualties were
light.
The government has issued procla-
nation assuring the public of the
collapse of the Communist movement
and the early restoration of Or
der.
The public services are perceptibly
demoraliZed.
The fall of the Communists ana
foreign confidence in the ability of
the government TO cope with the stu
alton is demonstrated by the continued
rise in the Leva, which was quoted on
the Bourse at 102 to the dollar, as
against H. last year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
CHARGE Theft OF AlRPIA NE PARTS
You Are Not Giving;
You Are Investing

Each winter thousands of tourists come to San
Antonio. They spend money for housing, for hoard,
for clothing for amusement and for thousand and
one other necessities and luXuries which appeal to
them Some share of this money goes to every bust
man and every resident of San Antonio in one
way and another. Certainly it adds to the general
prosperity of the city.
Many of the visitors who come to spend winter
in San Antonio become enamored of her charms
see such business possibilities here that they de-
eide to make this their home. They return and in
vest their capital thus adding to the population and
wealth of the city.
No can gainsay the desirabty of this tourist
business and no successfully dispute that it
is good policy for San Antonio to make the effort
to increase this trade much possible. The one
way to increase it is to place before the Northern
and Eastern people the advantages of San Antonio
winter playground and this can be done only
by advertising.
Public-sprited citizens sacrificing their time
in a drive to fund of 100000 with which to
finance an advertising campaign in newspapers and
magazines of the North and East. The appropria-
lion is small for corporation the size of San
Antonio and should be raised quickly if all will do
their share.
Money given to this fund is an investment for
every business and every individual in San Antonio
investment that will bring big returns.
Do your share.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
MAY SEND TROOPS
Citizens Order Convict Camp Moved
After Woman Attacked.

Raleigh. y. C.. Sept. 2s.-Follow-
ing reports to the states executive.
office that group of citizens OF
Mitchell county had warned the super
visor Of state convict camp near
the scene of the reported attack by
an escaped negro convict on an aged
white woman. Wednesday, 70 move
the camp by noon today. Governor
Morrison announced that he had or
dcred troops to the county and that
law and order would be maintained
If it is within his power 10 do so.
The forced exodus of the negroes
was reported complete today and
spokesmcn for the mob. which round
Ell up nearly 100 negroes from con,
'struction gangs from the vicinity and
placed thHm aboard freight trains.
declared they would never permit an
other negro TO enter the town.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
GET STOLEN SILVER
Property of Dallas Family Is Recov
cred in San Antonio.

One hundred pieces of solid Ster-
ing silvcrware. consisting of spoons,
knives and forks, stolen in Dallas sew
eral months ago and recovered IN a
pawn shop here by Detective Walter
Harvey last week. were sent TO Chief
Detective ]. &. Cunning of the Dallas
department Friday.
The shipment was made by Capt.
Sam Street.
The recovery of the silverware and
restoration to the owner Is due to the
persistence of Detective Harvey. When
located in a pawn shop the plain
clothes man. after careful check OF
local detective records. decided tho
>ilverware had been stolen elsewhere
He began series of queries to diff
fcrent Texas cities.
When Dallas was touched, Chlei
Dunning promptly responded. The
silverware was that stolen by burg
lar who entered the home Of VI. j.
Delaney. J41l Swiss street. Dallas. y
list of the property sent here by Chiel
Cunning tailed exactly with that
found here by the plain clothes man.
Much of the silverwarc was high.
priced as heirlooms of the Delaney
family.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
SOLDIER IS ACCUSED
Charges Filed Against Ed
ward Holmes and
Leon ]. Ospad.
ONE IS ARRAIGNED
Department of Justice In
vestigates Case at Fly
ing Field Here.

An alleged conspiracy between two
civilians at Stinson field and sol
der stationed at Brooks Field where
by airplane engine parts TO the value
of $1,000 are reported 10 have been
stolen from the government and used
in the construction of a civilian plane
at Stinson field. has been uncovered
by agents of the Department of Jus
tlee. it was reported Friday morning.
Although three are said TO have been
involved in the alleged conspiracy, only
two are named in the complaint
charging conspiracy to steal AID the
theft of government property filed
with United States Commissioner IL.
l.. Edwards by \. w. Crandall. an
agent Of the bureau of investigation.
Edward Holmes and Leon j. Ospad
are named In the complaint. both be-
ing civilians at Stinson field. 0spad.
who was arraigned before United
States Commissioner Edwards. waived
preliminary examination and was
placed under a $500 bond. Holmes
has not yet been arraigned.
Investigation by agents. OF the De-
partment Of Justice were initiated last
Wednesday afternoon when 0spad. a
23-year-old mechanic at Stinson Field
who said that his home was at Crook
ston. Mimi. was taken into custody by
agents of the Department of Justice.
He said that he had bees in San An
tonic but six weeks.
According to federal agents, air.
plane engine parts have been stolen
from Brooks Field and used in an air.
plane now being constructed at Stinson
Field The investigation is being con-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
CLOUDY AND COOLER
Continuation of the Same Weather
Conditions Promised.

Partly cloudy and cooler is the fore
cast for San Antonio and vicinity Fri
day night and Saturday. Meximum
Temperatures will be from So TO u
with light TO moderate southerly to
westerly winds.
The weather map Friday morning
shows that the high pressure area that
was entering the country over the
northwest Thursday has skidded off
TO the east is following the Canadian
border. A low pressure extends over
the Southwest up into Kansas. Al
though no rain is forecasted here from
the low. yet its presence will keep the
high from pushing down over Texas.
A small part of the high may get
pinched off and bring good weather
for the next few days.
Clarendon was the only Texas sta
ton to report rain over night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
CASE Is DISMISSED
Son SAYS He Has Learned" and
Pleads For Mother Who Shot Him.

Chicago. Sept. sS.-A prosecutor
virtually turned defense counsel to-
dav and with the "moral law" given
precedence over the criminal csdes,
Mrs. Rose Simise. who shot her son,
Desc. several weeks ago to save HIM.
as she said. from a life Of crime
was discharged in municipal court:
Deszo, who has recovered from has
wounds. was arrested once on a auto
mobile theft charge.
He told Judge Prindville ne had
"lsarned his lesson had job, and
then pleaded for his mother.
"She shot me because she loved
me-" he DECLARED.
The case was dismissed and mother
and son departed happily together.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
SAYS CHILD KIDNAPPED
Police Learn. However. Husband Took
Girl Away.

"My child has just been Kidnapped
was the message sent detective head
quarters. at 1000 O'Clock FRIDAY
morning by woman, resident OF Eass
Cincinnati avenue.
Detectives Long and Grasshotf hur-
ried to the place. Investigation
showed the woman in a state OF nerv-
BUSINESS. The officers were advised the
child. a little girl of years. had
been grabbed by man while playing
near the home. hurriedly taken INTO
an automobile which left the scene IN
burst OF speed.
Officers then sought a description
Of the kidnaper.
He is my husband" the woma1
explained. I'VE have been separated,
though not divorced"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

Chicago: Temperature, 6s; partly
cloudy; less than ten-mile wind from
the west: lowest temperature in last
- hours. ee; highest, so.
Kansas City; Temperature, 20; partly
cloudy; less than ten-mile wind from
the southeast; lowest temperature in
last 20 hours. so; highest. so.
New York: Temperature. Sc; cloudy
ten-mile wind from the west: loves
temperature in last ei hours. So; high
est. e.
1T. Louis; Temperature, 20; partly
cloudy: twelve-miie wind from the south
west; lowest temperature in last - hours
SIS; highest. 81.
Washington: Temperature. SIS; partly
cloudy: less than ten-mile wind from
I c north: lowest temperature in last
e hours. 81; highes:. 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
TO MARKET TIMBER
Uvalde Cedar Company Capitalized
With $500. 900 Stock.

The Uvaldc Cedar company. capital
lied recently with a stock of SJ00.00(
by Harry Fl. Rogers and others, will
market timber which will be cut from
n 60.000-acre tract near Uvalde.
Incorporators named are Harry II
Rogers. Anna III. Rogers and Homer
Rogers. all of San Antonio. Harry
Rogers said Thursday that it was the
purpose of the newly organized com
pany to cut timber from the large
tract of land which is located about 3:
miles from Usalde and market il
throughout Texas and in parts Of New
Mexico. Arizona and Oklahoma. Forty
Thousand acres Of tie land is owned
by Mr.. Rogers while twenty thousand
acres have been leased.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
JURY POWDERS
ON DEATH Or
L|FEFOR WARD
-
Defense Takes Exception to
Judges Charge to
Jurymen.
FAVORITISM ALLEGED
State Brands Blackmail
and Self-Defense Pleas
as False.
FAV0RITISM ALLEGED

Mi. NH. ~ " Sont nc rLo
WINE TRIMS ~, II, S.p' W
'Hr! III 'he case ol Na,'el g. ,,,0 m",u,
I ~, WIN 'ne nulu ;, y; Ia" nn al, :
'o''S' lily" !" oo
shorty after - :oo ,todaS. .,,,o.;no
hclore inc jury rea,reu 'iie opl'onii"r !,
a''E'n'!s ehsaSeu nv W. W.. 10 a.
yTroai tllt win Justice " .har ~ ~
whose 'harge 10 'he jury '"'' 'V0N
c1ccnuon; 80 ,....o
Man IL. tampoel' oil NV uclv';Se
Slait. TOOK exception 10 tue ehl'it
charge OF the court charac'er,zIns 1t
as entirely UNFAIR to the deienIanI'
Nhen Justice wagner tlt,,Sne9 nls
charge he had met about hait uoHeI
OF the oi speciiic requests tor specln i, =,
charges that t"e Geiense had maur anu
about malt oil the ten requests VI 'n''
prosecution.
As soon as the Judge had ilnisnen.
Mr.. campbell arose ana asserted ma.
the court had favored inc prosecute y;
throughout. both IN rearing me hN
and IN ms summary oil tne cNlaerHe,
Mr., Camnbeii asserted tnat Tue
court IN citing tue law ana tne eNl,'
oence. had prought OUT points iaNo',
able 10 the prosecutor ana haa no,
drawn out paraiiel points 'hat wouN
have been equally iaVoraO'e 10 'is "e
tense.
justice NAsnef EcInleu mat w
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
NEGRO, HURT, GIVES UP
2GOO Persons Attend Funeral of Off.
Ger Killed by Moonshiners.

Prescott, Ark, Sept. 2S.-Weak-
ened from the loss of blood which
flowed from three pistol wounds which
it is believed will prove fatal, Eugene
Butler. negro. who is said TO have par.
t.cipated IN the gun iatilc yesterday
befwcen officers and moonshincrs in
Ne, ada county, surreiFiered and WIS
bi ought TO a local hos2ital for ;rear-
n,rnf.
More than 200o TerScns ATTENDED
the funeral here OF City Marshal MUIR
rah.- of Prescott, whc was killed in the
Sa.tle. =
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
Seized Liquor Worth $1,000.

Colorado. Tex. Sept. ga collec-
ton of whistles. consisting. of Scotch,
cognac and other high-grade bottled.
in-bond varieties. totaling 30 quarts,
were removed from q nav sport model
car. and L. w. Foreman of Tulsa
Okla, was placed under arrest. Fore.
man said he was On his way from
Tulsa to FL Paso. The rare collec-
ton is valued at $4,000 at its pres.
ent retail figure.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
SEEK MANS IDENTITY
Relieve San Antonio Peddler May
Have Dropped Dead at Floresyil'e.

San Antonio police are endeavoring
to establish the identity of n man,
believed resident OF this city. who
died suddenly at Floresville. late
Thursday afternoon.
Sheriff Carnes in a long distance
telephone massage to the detective de-
partmcnt reported the stranger car
ried satcbeI filled with patent medi-
cines purchased from the San Pedro
drug store here. Detective Ruhnkc. as
signed on the case. reported Druggist
Valdez sold quantity of varied medi-
cines to Spaniard last Saturday:
The man. he said. was a. ped1lar nj
had frequently made such purchases
from the place. His identity, however.
was not known tn the store.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
MASKED TRIO DRUGS
FATHER AND GIRLS
AND STEALS JEWELS
Robbers Escape, Leaving
Victims in Serious
Condition.

Decatur. ILL.,. Sept. 2s.-Afier
drussing and mistrcating them. thrcc
masked bandits late last night forced
James c. Cunning and his two darsh-
tiers TO reveal the place OF conccalment
of jewels valued at $500.
The robbers escaped from, the Gun
ming home with the vaIuableS. leaving
Mr.: Cunning and the two girls IN a
serious condition.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
Texas Bank CInsed.

Austin. Tex. Sept. 2S.-I! ~
Of J. l.. Chapman. state banking 90,
missioner. the Hitchcock State "a i,
of Hitchcock. Galveston county. W.
closed Thursday. it was anno..n ,,'
late Thursday By the commi>'loHLy
RanS Examiner W. a. William, ~
been placed in charge. 4 gradual ~ I,
on. deposits. which iotaled apN,L.'N'
mately $4,000. caused tho hans
close. Chapman s.stel The bans H'
capital stock of $4,000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
CHILD is HURT
Three.year-eld Son Of MIR. and Mrs.
Charles W. Scrusgs Hit by Car.

Claude Winston ScrugsS. 3-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W.
Scrugss.. J07 East Quincy street. was
hit bv an automobile at 9:fj Friday
morning and may be seriously injured.
The child was taken TO kenneys
sanitorium. Nature q, the childs IN
jarieS had not been determined early
during the afternoon.
Frank Z. Marshall. proprietor. ct
the Commercial Tire Company. Sonih
Flores street. driving the automobile.
was on route to his home. I'll East
Quincy street. at the time. The child.
Il is said. was in the street in the
middle Of the block when struck by the
err
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
Make In Reward.

Port Elizabeth. y. j.. Sept. Is
The town hall was crowded last nishs
with residents of the Bricksboro1 com
munity who. dissatisfied with the de-
lay in experimenting an alleged slayer
of Emma Dickson. Millville hlSn
school girl. and incensed over the
theory that she had been run dowh
by an automobiles, passed resolutions
defending the girls character and, a.
pointed a committee Of 20 men and -
women 10 receive subscriptions Tor !,
reward to be offered for the arrest oil
the slayer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28

Casper. '.,'yo.. Sept. 2S.-Weaken-
ed by the strain imposed by rag
ing torrent pouring down Coal Greek,
an ordinarily dry stream-bed. a bridge
over the creek collapsed last night,
plunging the locomotive and several
coaches OF Burlington & Quincy No.
so into the turbulent flood.
The work of rescuin- the bodies
of the 10 to 100 passengers who
persisted in the collapse began this
morning. Several have been recover
ed.
Plunged into the river. swollen by
cloudburst and heavy rains, the pas
sengers We've cDsnHCi in torrent
that left them little chance TO es-
cape.
"a Quiet SORROW" according TO one
Of the survivors. pervaded the scene
of the wreck, when the cries of the
victims were stifIed in and smothered
by the flood waters that closed over
them.
Twisted and swept down stream by
the turbulent current, the locomotive
and coaches proved death traps for
their passengers.
Hand Hand Trip.
There was one notable exception
a sleeping car only partially sub
merged. permitting its "a passengers
TO crawl on to its top and there await
rescue.
This was effected in a spectacular
manner.
A big cable rope obtained at the
Big Muddy oil field was thrown over
to the narOoned passengers, nearly
all shivering in their night clothes.
With the headlight of the locomo-
tive of the relief train PLAYING on the
scene. the slow process Of rescue in
this manner proceeded.
Men. women and children went
hand over hand from the sleeper 10
the east bank, a distance of more
than 80 feet.
Several time women lost one hand
hold of the rope. only TO regain their
balance and save themselves from
dropping into the sweeping waters.
After their perilous trip across the
water several women fell into dead
faint and had to be carried TO wait
ing cars. A man carried baby IN,
his arms from the marooncd car to
the bank and almost miraculously ef-
fected a rescue.
Regular Engineer Lucky.
1t was still raining ut the scene
of the wreck early this morning. One
sleeper was left on the track where
il had been deraled at the brink of
the stream. Its occupants were. sleep
ing in the car.
Lloyd A. jackson. an engineer. con-
siders himself lucky man today.
Yesterday afternoon he refused TO
answer the call boy stating that he
did not want TO take his regular run
out Of Casper lecause of the heavy
rainfall and dangerous condition Of
the railroad.
As result. Eugene Spangler, not
the regular engineer for this run.
took out the Denver train. He is
reported among The missing and il
is believed that he was killed in the
wreck when his locomotive plunged
backwards into the stream.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
MAY APPEAL FOR AID
Coroner's Jury Ridicule Idea That
Girl Was Killed by Car.

Millyille. y. j.. Sept. 2s.-Ridicu'-
ing the belief expressed by some oil
the Investigators that 1J-year-old I'm
ma Dickson. whose body. with the
skull crushed. was found in woods
near her home at Bricksboro last sat
urday. had been struck and killed by
passing motor car. members OF the
coroner's jury last night declared that
If necessary they would appeal tc
Governor Silzer for aid in running
down the child's slayer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
Dry Official Issues Denial,

W lSnINLIOI- II u DtNts
WAYNE Il. Wheeler. general consul OF
the anti-Saloon League. characterized
today as ridiculous any intimatl"n
that the league had promised TO SWING
the Ohio delegation for the nomination
Of President Coolidge If he would per
nit an annointee OF the league 70 al
minister the prohibition law.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
MINISTER FL0GGED
FOR BATHING POOL
WEDDING, is CLAIM
Governor Walton. Reveals
Masked MODS Perse-
cutiOn.

Oklahoma City. Okla. Sept. "
An alleged account Of how the Rev.
Thomas J. Irwin OF Lawton. form
or pastor Of a church there. who was
removed bv his congregation because
hr had performed a wedding ceremony
in bathing pool with the principals
attired in bathing suits. had been per-
secuted by masked mob which on
two occasions beat him almost to
death. was revealed here today by
Governor !. e. Walton.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
CRAMER TAKES OFF
Leaves Houston in Attempt to Beat
Crocker's Record.

Houston. Tex. Sept. 2S.-Parkor
n. shorty" Cramer took off this
morning at G O'Clock beginning fligh-
from Ellington Field here to Brad
ford. Pa.
Cramcr hopes to complete the 11ii
mile trip in approximately fifteen
hours. s--
He is attempting to break ScottE
Crockpr's record in his famous non
stop flight from the Gulf TO Canada
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
The WEATHER
TEMPERATURES.
FORECAST.

San Antonio and vicinity: Friday night
and Saturday. partly cloudy: cooler sat
urday; maximum temperature. IS to 81;
light 10 moderate southerly to westerly
winds
East Texas: Friday night. partly
cloudy; cooler in northwest; Saturday
partly cloudy; cOoier in interior.
West Texas: Friday night. partly
cloudy; showers in the Panhandle; cold
er; Saturday, generally fair
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
RIVER BOTTOM
RESIDENTS FLEE
FROM TORRENTS
Water Stands One to Three
Feet Deep in Sheri-
dan, Wy.

Sheridan. Wyo.. Sept. 2S.-Swol-
len by terrific rains. the waters of
Big Goose and Little Goose creeks left
their banss today and dashed over
wide sections of Sheridan. Scores Of
residents in the river bottom sections
began packing their belongings pre-
paratory to moving to places of safe
~. The water is standing one to three
feet in various sections of the town.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-28
Amerirans Med in rnrope

London. Sept. 2s.-siiss Helen Car
non Iescure. ~ Danville. Ill.,. grand.
daughter 81 ~Uncie joe Cannon. be
came the bride today of Dorsey Eich.
rr,lSon. Of Hsltimorc. directors renersl
in Europe for The United States lines.