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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
VANOCNf PLAVBU Do STA.
RE VLASTI

podnikne p. Jam Pavlfk z Vod-
nan, ktery zde dlel ma sesti-
mesicni navsteve il sve dcerA
ri Rartakove ma vych. 1876
ul. Cleveland opusti We ttvrtek
30. t. m. Pennsylvanskou dra.
hou a nastoupf ma LODI Leviat
han l. prosince spolecnosti u.
nited States Lines pres Cher
boMg a Pariz do vlasti.
Pan Pavlik je dosud amerie
kym prislusnikem a I'll v Ces.
koslovensku od roku 1911; je.
liko2 ieho manzelka a det
cht6ji zdstat Ceskoslovensku
tedy jede zpat do stare vlasti
Jnenovany nemohl dosta-
pravidelny cestovni pas x ma
vratu do vlasti a proto mu by
vydan zvlaStni cestovni pru
kaZ Department. Statu, iens
mu vymohl ceaky pravnik p
Fcrd. Jirsa. Preplav vyfizel
byl prostrednictvlm The Gle
veland Trust Co. peel +. Ho
luba V newburghske odboGc,
Ina Broadway a Harvard.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
HONDA "a AUTO
zL0DEJl.
LUPICI SHODILI PO-
STRELENEHO DRU-.
HA MA DLAZBU.

TIL domneli autozlodejove
hyli vtera po poledni dopade-
nj pclicisty Cervenkou a Fem
wickem ma zap. 78. ul. a Ma,li-
son ave. Jeli'v autu typu Wills
St. Clair, po kter6m Sc policie
n,arnd shanela cd Ia. listopa-
du. Oba policiste jeli ma motor
.cyklcch, a kdyz podezfeli spor
tovci ma vyzvani k zastavcni
neuposlechli a ujizdeli, bylo
"a mimi policisty stf'ileno. Stra-
znici ai vyzadali nak,adnf au-
to mGstskeho radnfho S. B. Mi.
chella, jenny .okoli tom vlastni
grccermi obchod a pokracova-
vi v trucku "a neustale strel-
by v pronasledovanf auta. Di.
voka honba della Sc 20 CLARK
a Fulton ave.
Die domn6nek policie bylo
auto ukradeno K. H. White.
VOW Alcazar hotelu a pacha.
tele ma.ii byti ii sami, ktef
pred dvema dny oloupili O Una
cny obnos diva dredniky The
Dangler Stove Co.
prchajici lupici dojeli ns
Ivych. n. ul. Harvard ave.
kde auta shodili postrelene.
he druha a rychle po!Sracova
Ii v iteku. Zran6ny byl polici
sebran a dopraven do nemoc.
nice sv. Alexise. Prchaiici autc
odbocilo severn6 vych. 91. ul
jsouc patach pronasledovant
nekolika stroll q motorcycles
| ty.
Terceto bylo zpozorovant
pred garaM. ma Madison ave
a zap. 70. ul., ma kterou m;
policie podezfeni, ze Jest hla'
MIN stanem organisovanycl
zlodcitl aut j automobilovycl
prislusnosti. Garhz byla jiz p,
A dny stfezena potaji detek
tivy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
POPALEN IA VYBUCHU
BENZONU.

Krajan Frank Pejsa, bydli-
CT Bedfordu, cistil u The Art
Electrotype Foundry Co., 11O4
Prospect ave., rytiny benzo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
TRESTANA INDIVIDUAL MA.
Jt BY1' DANA POD STA
LOU DOHLfDKU.

Okresni zaIobce Stanton ho-
dla ma konvenci statnmh ma
vladnich, ktera sc konati bude
lednu, oodati navrh, ably "a
lozen byl rejstrik vsech pro-
pustenych chowmcH statnich
karnvch dstavu plnym popi-
sem. Ma vSechny ma byti uva-
lena pfi;:na domaci dohiiGka a
sFee Cd DOLBY jejih zatteni az
do iejich propusteni po odpy-
kani si tresta i pflpadne poz-
deli.
O techto planech mluvil
Stanton ma uterni schulz Ki.
wants Clabu We Villoughby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
LOUPEZ v ODEVNfM OBJ.
CHODE MA ZAP. STRANE.

Ctyri autolupici, ktefi vcera
r;ino ''poctili" odevni cbchod
1929 Lorain ave. svojl navSte-
YOU a uloupili majiteli j. Oh.
dermanovi, jeho synovi a "a
mestnanci Jaegrovi celkem
$50 a nsktere Sperky, Sc do
sud test svobode. Lupici obvy.
kltm zpGsobem donutili pre-.
Dadene odebraG Sc 90 zadn
mistnOSti a pO cinu vstOupil
do auta, V kterem ma ne ceka
jiny spolecnik a rjeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29

nem, kdyz pojednou Sc hofla>
vina cd plynoveho plamene as
5 stop svzdaleneho zanitila a
vybuchla zpIsobic scucasna
pozar. Die jine zpravy rozbila
sc rahodila Pejsovi lahev S
bcnzonem a tax vybuch i po-
zs:r mel povstati. Pejsa utrpel
popaleniny ma obou pazlch a
byl lined pf-ivolanym lekafem
osetren.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
POkUTOVANA PRO ZNE..
UzfVANf POSTY.

Marie Cebronova, 722 vych.
LOG. ul., byla ma federalnim
soud6 odsouzena k pokute
500, protoze postou rozesilala
dopisy nepripustneho obsahu
Zalovana sc priZnala, ze po-
dobnou correspondence pesto-
vala jinou osobou po dcbu
dvou roku. Die vSeho muscle
bvti toto dopisovani mad miru
zajimave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
MOVE SBlRkY MA PALES
TYNSKY FOND.

Zdejsi Eide zahaji pocat-
KEN leina kampan, kterou no.
dlaji aebrati 100000 pro osvo
bozenou iejich vlast Palesty-
nu. Do Clevelandu pfibyl V IT,
tery DIR. l.. j. Ftacjhtcnberg,
aby sbirky organisoval. Jmeno
vany byl ia vallly vladimir cen
sorem CHI posty j cizojazyt-
nehO tisku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
MOVE PROTISOVETSKE
SPIKNUTf.

Moskva, %. listopadu. Pc
licie v Kijeve zatkla vudce ia
ne organisace, jez kula pixie
k svrzeni sovetske vlady. Vez
nj Sc pry PRIMAL a vyzradili
re dostavalo sc jim pomoci 2
ciZiny.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
SUE u. 5. FOR ss,3l5,3Sl
London Board OF Trade Bases Claim on
Damage to Vessels. -
MAshington. ID. C..

Washington, ID. c., Jan. ca claim
of 1892, los pounds, or approximately
sS,315,S s1, filed by the board of trade
of London against the United States
government for reeonditioning ten for
mer German vessels used in bringing
American troops home after the srmis-
tice, and later allocated TO Great Brit
ain. was made public today by the ship
ping board. The claim. it was an
nounced, will be referred to the ship.
ping boards department of claims for
Investigation before action is taken,
The communication TO tue shipping
board from the board of trade recites
the postwar agreement whereby the
vessels we're turned over to the United
States for repatriation work pending
final decision by the associated govern
ments as 10 final ownership. under
which this country was to deliver the
vessels TO the government given title to
them in the same good condition In
which they were received from Ger
many.
Statement of the British claim in.
of repair of damage exist
ing at TING OF delivery to the British
government. aside from normal wear
and tear; cost Of missing equipment
Supplied proportion Of port charges in
CURED at time of delivery: preparation
Of estimated demurrage during period
OF reconditioning, and interest
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
ALLEGED CONFESSION
TELLS PLOT TO KILL
HUSBAND, POLICE SAY
Believe Couple Planned to
Collect Insurance aHd
Get Married.

Hsaserson, Ky, Jan. s.-Gus Noff-
singer, "a, general manager of the
Southland Coal Company, a victim of a
''hummer MURDER was slain as the
result Of an Illicit romance between his
widow and one OF his close friends,
officials declared, following the arrest
last night of Mrs. Noffsinger, 20, and
Ollie Gibbons, 81, the friend.
Gibbons was taken to Greensboro,
KY, for safekeeping.
An alleged voluntary confession by
Mrs. Noffsinger was directly respon-
sible for definite action last night, Off
GERS declared The coal mans widow
was quoted as having named Gibbons
as the slayer of her husband, and also
aas having said she knew in advance
the killing was TO take place.
The couple planned, according TO the
womRn's alleged statement, to kill Noff-
singer obtain his insurance, and 70
away together and be married.
Several weeks ago Ollie suggested
that he buy some poison and that l
place il in Gus Coffee officers quoted
the alleged confession as having stated,
"but / told him i would not commit
murder" ~. F.a..z
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
Criticized for Not Carry
ing Out Campaign Pledge = Great
Cry for Vengeance Will Go Up" if
American Blood Shed in "Hell-pot
Brewing Over There, Reed Declares.
Senators Point Out Likelihood CT
France Invading Germany.

Washington D. c., Jan. 6.-Declarng that trouble may
break out at any time involving American forces on tie
Rhine Senator Reed, Democrat Missouri today asked the
Senate to act at his resolution for return of the
American troops to the United States
In calling his resolution Senator Reed declared the
administration committed return of the troops ard
had carried out only in part the pledge by President
Harding in the 1920 campaign.
The senator estimated that American occupation on the
Rhneand had cost than S275 0O0 on which ac-
count Germany had paid about S34,00000O. He added
there little prospect of getting any more from Ger
at least long France continues stand in the
way and trouble may break out at any time
If trouble does break out may become embarrassing
to our little force the Rhine he continued eff France
invades Germany troops might be attacked and the
moment word is brought that American blood has been she'd
a great cry will go up to avenge that act.
at is time to get our troops away from that hepot
they brewing there"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
HOOVER DECLINES
JOB AS SECRETARY
OF THE INTERIOR
Will Stick by Intention OF
Building Commerce De-
pnrfment.

Washington, ID. C., Jan. s.--Presi-
dent Harding today rendered Secretary
of Commerce Hoover the place as sec
rotary of the interior, which Albert B.
Fall viii yacste on March 4, but sitter
conference, it was decided that Mr..
Hoover would retain his present posi-
lion.
The President was said to have called
Secretary Hoovers attention to the
fact that, in point of seniority, the
interior department ranks above the
commerce department.
Secretary Hoover. however, recalled
that on entering the administration he
had declared it his ambition to make
real department" out of the COM
merce organization. To this purpose,
he told the President, he intended to
adhere
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
ABANDON SMALL CHILD
Baby Found ON Steps Of Family Who
Have Seven Children OF Their Own.

Take care Of my bsby-I may claim
her in six months-name her Consuela.
This was the message contained in an
unsigned note pinned 10 the clothing
wrapped about pretty Mexican baby.
probably week old, who was found
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jose Gomez, 800 San
Luis street, on their front porch at
? 80 Saturday morning.
The crying of the infant aroused the
couple from their sleep. They saw no
one about the premises when they dis
covered the child. They carried the
baby into the house and found an old
skirt and piece Of a mosquito bar had
been used in which TO wrap the wee Bit
Of humanity.
I've cannot care for the baby" Ms.
Gomez said, when, accompanied BY hec
husband she appeared at central POI
lice headquarters az $50 SATURDAY
morning, carrying the baby in her arms.
She then related the circumstances OF
the finding of the child.
you understand Mrs. Gomez add
ed. while at the station. I'VE have seven
children of our own and We cannot
afford 10 care for more.
Police Sergeant Poliau summoned
agents of the San Antonio Humane SCI
ciety and the baby was taken in charge
by them.
The identity Of the parents Of the
deserted child, police say, Is a mys-
terry
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
THOMAsE BRADY.
IS F0UND DEAD
in BED At HOME
Wealthy Real Estate Owner
Was in Eighty-sixth
Year.
LIVED HERE so YEARS
Built Brady Building on
Houston Street When
Near 80 Years Old.

Thomas T. Brady, Sc years old, own
er Of extensive real estate holdings in
San Antonio including an office build
ing at Houston and St. Mary's streets,
was found dead in his bed at his home,
20sIs East Houston street, early Sat
urday morning.
Although Mr.. Brady has been in fail
ing health for many years, he went to
bed Friday night feeling as usual and
death came as a surprise. During the
last year his health has gone down more
rapidly, although he has been able TO
take care of his business.
Mr.. Brady was born in Ireland but
came to the United States eIrly in life
settling in San Antonio over so years
ago. He began business here in a small
way and was connected with an insur-
ance firm at first. Later on be gradu-
ally changed his business into buying
and selling real estate and was engaged
at that at the time Of his death.
Mr.. Brady was near so years old at
the time that be constructed the eight
story Brady building at st. Msry's and
Houston streets. In addition to this
valuable piece OF property he owned
other real estate sites and buildings
in various pSrts Of the city,
s Mr.. Brady is survived By lhs WIDOW,
and four children, James r. Brady
Ftancis Brady and Lady Brady Of San
Antonio and Mrs. Iona Hunter OF Fl
Psso. The body is being held at the
Zizik Undertaking Company pending
funeral arrangements.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
BLOODY TRAIL LEADS
OFFICERS TO HIDING
PLACE OF BANDIT
Armed Guards Surround
Iowa Jail Where Out
la,ps Are Confined.

Sioux City, Iowa, Jan. e.--The fifth
member Of the bandit gang which fought
with officers at Maurice, Iowa, early
yesterday morning wounding three of
them, was found wounded hiding in a
hay stack, three miles north of Ireton
by sheritfs posse las night, A trail
of blood across the snow led the officers
10 the place where the gunman who was
believed to be Harry Dury Of Sioux
City, lay seriously wounded, bullets
having pierced his abdomen.
Four other members of the bank ban
dts, two of them known to Sioux City
police were captured earlier in the day.
One bandit is still at large.
Guarded by a squad of armed men,
the five bandits are held in the county
Jail at Orange City, Iowa.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
VEAL THY WIDOW
GAINS FREEDOM
: ON $4,000 BOND
Held for Grand Jury as
Habeas Corpus Hear
81. o.. ing Ends. =,
NEW DEED DISCOVERED
Husband Willed Her His
: Millions Just Before 4,
He Died. s.aafs.'
NEW DEED DISCOVERED

Sar Aurus zine Tex lar s-perma.
r.nt hand - $1,000 msnd;ns N. meat.
ne! h.n' 'n NJ ol $1,000 pe' ~ Sa ,ag m zee.
aas.s.J 49,, - IN AZ ,h;s r,o-n;rs Cor
SsIs H nt;. 80, % saar ia
nj. IL 81 9I; M, p u,;i,; ;ro Inn.
snoS ol liam nnVHI aS .s;ts sinr
Ders m VIC" fI sns Isl - .a ~ ~. b.hsss
ins, ny iaAs yas sn 49, y II
Nrpus hearins psio.e Seu -.
STARR IN tne lisst uls.Lne SoutS ,nn!s., "a
Inc new evluence 'nae VA 80 =
IN tne naoeas cVLPus 80 - Give
dced' executs9 oy ,o tssar.;nr ali
usys velole nis $3.50 =. sa,orsl r,;ilio,
ms properly, yaiueu a. ~, =. ~ IFS
dollars, PERSONA anu J., ~. county
Inc deed vas ulscS,.eJ - hy .
clerks recoros a. gan as ;n,n,sd;,tsly
neWspape,iah @ - .ha attorneys
caheu 10 tne o''ei''" -
IN nm Sne my 3 o,nr,irous document
me ueeu S..s;I .ha srsst nronerties
anu 10 - nnsar narts ~ Texas
sss.eereu seorad e. Ms Knox. II
.nsI aie -. Lsis 90 ths lnmberman's
indicates snst nal, 2, s sse trsnsfsrred
ss's:e nss - ,b.f tbs nresert docu-
20 ms . 49,, u az r.nnaininy half.
nis n,s i.Ai soSs; aass.;on rent;oned Is
4, tne onis ssaas;u'. : '.'.'sV
love anu CO. s IN uous,on tt
r.. so.S 80 sis,sd ILsfoys . notary
,n ~ 49, sto. -, SorsT,her 81 and
pn PUG s;, =, ~. rsnnsJ IN san Augustine
W. was i iuua III ~ Tba Eonstou
lne Ioii9 M. ryenh,;l; ~ss .,oted as
no.a1 Ot'v ;abt tSsi Kno, snnsared
sasg :, ias' Ns,shor Of .,d sivned
gslors nm :. on ,, N0rs ue stated fhat
tne 9seG :" pe tho inr,bsrmar in
ne u,I NOT Anom ne. n,,r. that Il
may out snI,.S ~. b;,, and that
Mas nnoa Nno ca,ieS s0Un;ns
'ns uocun tta was ;nst;m.tSi mat +bey
S,s'e t; ~ a1;S;,r 80 tha desj
W. WoIs 9u luz, ..tnS Sa.;rS ~. sbssr;nss
~ ~ nas Oesn stu u 30 S,r .ns ME-
W Inas 'Ge nan NV IN " ,ka. - thos,
Mo. NhoA - 50 nus s u .;sh Nh ors
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
40 WOMEN BOWLERS 4
DEFEND BEER PIPE 4
LINE DURING RAID.
Far Athlete knocks Agents
Hat OFT and Stamps
Her Foot.

New YORK, Jan. e.-Prohibition
agents announced today .hey had found
a real beer pipeline leading from bar
room to the bowling alleys of the York
vile Women's Bowling Club yesterday,
and that when they raided both places
they were threatened with pins and balls
by 30 irate bowlers.
, The women, according TO the agents,
were having good time bowling and
quaffing beer.
The women jostled the four agents
and threatened dire things, but the
nearest approach TO actu1l violence was
when one bowler threw an agents hat
out, of window and stamped her foot.
The owner of the hall and the bar
tender were arrested. charged with vio-
lating the Tolstead act. ; 80.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
IRISH ATTACK TOWN
Dublin Hears IrreguIars Take Impor.
tant National Center. ~

Dublin, Jan. Ss--Irregulsrs carried
out an attack on Mill street, an impor-
tant national center Of Cork county,
Thursday night Reports of. their sue
cess differ. One says the town was
captured, another that the outlying
posts were captured, but that the gar
rison defending the town repulsed the
attack after seven hours of fighting.
In any case it seems the Irregulars cap
tured the radio station. thus prevent
ing the Nationals from calling reinforce
ments- ossg A.
A National sergeant-msjor was killed
and five Of the National forces were
wounded. IL is stated the 1rregulars
suffered several casualties. I,
Five national soldiers acting as es-
cort 20 officers conveying money from
bank, were ambusbed in Waterford
today. One of the soldiers was killed
and two were wounded. 'SS
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
CHARGED WITH MURDER
Kentucky Officers Hold Man Suspected
Of Killing Coal Company Manager.

Henderson, Ky., Jan. 6.-0llie Glib
bons, 81. was arrested here early last
night charged with the murder Of Gus
Noffsinger, also "a. general manager
of the Southland Coal company, whose
garage early Sunday morning.
Mrs. Noffsinger, the officials declared,
which alleged that she and Gibbons had
planned the death OF her husband. Glib
bons. according TO police, formerly had
boarded at the Noffsinger home.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
All Ready, Smile, and Then
Watch for. Snapshot Sam"

Snapshot Sam starts his campaign of happiness to-
day. Hundreds of persons who come downtown Sat
;urday will see him, and hundreds of smiling faces
will be recorded on the films of Snapshot Sans"
camera ~ #s sra
Watch for him and when you see him, smile. You
may be of the winners of the prizes to be awarded
daily. Five dollars in cash and six tickets to the Ma
jestic theater to be awarded daily by Snapshot SAM.
Watch The Light tomorrow, folks, more about the
funny photographer who is going to give away prizes
to the people Of San Antonio.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
TURKS ARE PEEyED
Leave Lausanne Conference When AL
lies Insist on Armenian Home

Lausanne, Jan. e.--The- Turkish dele
CATION to the Near East Conferences left
the meeting haH today as protest
against the Allied insistence upon the
establishment Of an Armenian National
Home.
Ria Nur Bey. the Turkish spokes-
man. declared he understood the Al
lied interest in the Armenians. and 9TH
ers was because the Allies had melted
them 70 revolt and therefore felt NOR
ally bound to help them.
According to the Greek version Of the
meeting-this session, like all others,
was secret-Riza Nur Beg used these
words
"You are interested in them because
they served you as agents during the
war. do not wish 70 know what you
have to say on this subject"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06

Declaring there was grave danger Of
France invading and taking part Of
Germany. and pointing to troubles in
the Near East, Senator Redd added
that Europe is in highly inflam-
mable condition with her insistanee
on a prior claims.
50 No Reason For Troops.
There is no good reason for retain
ing troops along the Rhine so far as
American interests are concerned.
Peace has come and every considera-
ton demands their return. Why have
they been kept there? They must be
retained theref or some other country
aud not in the service of the United
States"
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska. rank
ing Democrat on the foreign relations
committee, said The psychological mo-
ment had arrived to examine into the
administration, "but il seems that
they may be justly criticized. " Point
ing TO the rupture between France and
Great Britain on reparations, he argued
that lit is no longer expedient or
safe for America to be represented
on the Rhine.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
DRANK WOOD ALCOHOL
Soldier Dies Of Effects From Poisoning
OF New Years Drink.

Death from wood alcohol poisoning is
said to have claimed the life of Harold
Sanford, Friday. Sanford was a pri-
vate in Company F. Ninth Infantry,
Fort Sam Houston, and died at'the sta
ton hospital.
On the night. of December 80 the sol,
der was arrested by military police and
brought to the military police headquar-
tiers charged with being drunk. While
in Jail he became critically i'll and was
rushed to the station hospital Physl-
clans at the hospital said that his i'll
ness was caused by wood alcohol poison
ing. .,
Ii was not determined that death was
caused by wood alcohol poisoning until
late Friday after a post mortem exam
nation bad been made.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
EVELYN NESBIT ILL
mer Wife of Harry h. Thaw in
Serious Condition.

atlantic City, n. j.. Jan. 0.--Evelyn
bit, former wife of Harry h. Tbaw,
b in 1906 shot and killed Stanford
lite on the roof Of Madison Square
rden. is in private hospital here,
Iically i'll with pleuro-pneumonia. She
! removed to the hospital Thursday
fering from a severe cold. Her ply
IN said her condition was so serious
I no visitors, except her 12-year-od
Russell Thaw, were allowed to visit
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
UNCONFIRMED REPORT
REACHES CITY VILLA
HAS BEEN KILLED
Border Rumor Is That For
mer Chieftain Assis-
... sinated at Cantillo.

An unconfirmed report reaching
San Antonio from the border Saturday
is that Francisco Villa was assassin
sted carly Saturday morning at Canu-
tilo. The report Is from Csrraneista
sources and it was not possible here
TO confirm it.
BY many the report was taken as
"iust another report of Villas death, .
while some held that it was correct.
Villa is known to have stood by the
Obregon government in its many recent
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
HOME WEATHER FOR ToUaIsrs.

st. Louis; Temperature. rs: cloudy; g.
mile wind from the northeast; lowest tenn
persture IN last "a hours. -. highest So.
Chicago: Temperature. 2s; cloudy; IL
mile wind from the northeast; lowest tenn
perature In last "a hours. 20: highest. 80.
Kansas City; Temperature, 20; cloudy;
s-rnIle wind from thsi south; lowest tenn
persture In last "a hours. Is: highest 20.
New York; Temperature. 40; cloudy; 4
mile wind from the east; lowest temper
ature In last "a hours. 50; highest. 90.
wAshinxton: Temperature. 81; cloudy; g
rifle Wind from the west; lowest ,empera-
ture in last "a hours. 81; highest. 50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
WIFE KILLS HUSBAND
st. Louis Woman Declares Her Life
Was Threatened.

ST. Louis. Mo-, Jan. e.-Christ
D'Amico. 80 years old. Was shot eight
times and instantly titled in the base
ment of his home late last evening by
his pretty 10-year-old wife Mary. who
told the police that her husband re.
fused To- support and threatened 10 kill
her If size did not 90 10 work. Mrs.
D'Amico was Sheld as a witness fos the
cotonPra - e.4r '4. s-.gsr. -. "a
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
SEVEN BUILDINGS BURN
Business Section Of Oklahoma Town
.. O. Swept BY Fire.

Wilson, Okla, Jan. 6.--Seyen frame
buildings. housing twelve business es-
Establishments, were destroyed in fire
which swept the business section here
early this morning. The estimated
loss is, 100000. Two men are held
pending an investigation of the origin
Of the blaze.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
Many Injured in Collision.
nv che A.sociated Press

Dublin, Jan. 0.-Many persons were
injured in a collision on The Great
Northern Line near Dublin today when
an engine. removed from freight train
By armed men and sent steaming at
sull speed toward Dublin, crashed into
a passenger train from HOwth. The
passenger train was derailed by the
shock. Two of the injured were taken
to a Dublin hospital. A.-...A---