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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29
Hub Northen's Bunch Win.

Corsicana. Tex. April 2S.--Me1a
took the long end of 5-to-4 score
from Corsicana here Saturday after
noon in a real thriller. The visitors
got off to good start with a one-rup
lead but the locals rolled up two in
the third and ench scored one in the
fifth. With two on in the seventh.
Odey lined out homer that put
Mexin two to the good. and though
the locals put another run over in
the eighth. il was not enough. Bat
teries Mexia. Carl Hill and Whitney :
Corsicana: Argijo and Lacy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29
ONE TWELVE.ROUNDER,
EIGHT-ROUNDER AND
TWO FOURS ON CARD
Tuesday Night Boxing Bill
Announced-Principals
Work Sunday.

Jack Shelton, boxing promoter, Sat
urday night announcer his complete
card for the opening of the summer
fight season on the Soledad roof Tues
day night. Unless accidents incapaci.
tate boxers, the following bill will
stand:
Md Pancho and Jimmy Russo, fly
weights, in the main event of twelve
rounds.
Sam RICO and Jack Willis, agreed
weight lbs pounds ringside, eight
rounds.
Jack Tolar and Jeff Ram. welter.
weights. four rounds.
Battling Brazier and Ben Sava, well
terweights, four rounds.
All the participants in these bouts
will work out on the roof between 4
and q o'clock Sunday evening.
Dell Gotten will referee Tuesdays
bouts.
Shelton will have lis arena arranged
so that the roof will seat 1900 COM
fortably. A crowd of 1900 was once
jammed into the enclosure.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29
TEXAS issoCIATiON.

saturdays Results.
sherman. Z; Waco. 4. -
Mexia. s: Corsicana. T. 49,
Marlin, q Austin, i. Xxx
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29
Waco Defeats Rockdale.

Rockdale, Tex. April 2s.-Wact
High School defeated Rockdale Higl
here Saturday, to 8, winning thu
game after it had gone six innings
without a score. Batteries: Greer
and Rosenberg or Rockdale; Cheel
and Kelly for Waco.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29
KiIlkzO'
1ti!!|k]

A high wind is blowing directly
into players line of putt. Has the
player the right TO send his caddics
to the hole while he plays his stroke
in order that his presence there may
in a way break the force OF the wind,
thereby lessening the chance 10 have
il chance the course of the putt?
a player is always entitled to have
his own caddie stand at the hole
while he plays his stroke. Such ac-
ton may possibly keep the wind from
affecting the course Of the ball. In so
standing. however, the caddie must in
no way move or otherwise try TO in
fiuenco the action OF the wind Of the
ball. A player is liable to the loss Of
the hole for such action OH the part OF
his caddie.
In match played in the early
spring a player on reaching his Sec
ond shot finds that some ice on the
fairway seriously interferes with his
stance. Must he play the ball from
such a lie?
Ice is regarded as casual water and
il same interfere with the stance OF
the player il is permissible for him
to lift the ball and drop 1t without
penalty.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29
Three Granted New Trials

Indianapolis, Ind, April 2s.-Mo-'
tons for new trials in the Gary liquor
conspiracy case were denied all but
three defendants by Judge Ferdinand
Geiger in the United States district
court today. Those granted new trials
were William H. Odds. sheriff Of
Lake county: Charles J.. Clemens,
justice Of the peace, and Fred Sea-
bright. an attorney.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29

Free Show West End Lake-..(Adv)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29

Beautiful Roselnwn Cemetery, not
graveyard. q beautiful. well kept burial
park. Crockett 16sS.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29
UMPIRE Is YEARS
Tom Connolly, Quarter Century 10
Majors, Still Healthy.

Boston, April 2s.-Tommy Connol.
ly, dean of the American League staff
of umpires, with the beginning of the
1923 campaign started his twenty
fifth season as a major league UNI
pire.
Connolly is one Of the few big
lessue umpires who has enjoyed a
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29
Nayy.Carolina Game OFF.

Annapolis, Md, April 2s.-The Navy
Carolina State baseball game SEIZED
uIed here Saturday as one of the fea-
lures of Sastern collegiate baseball
was raincd out.
Evening star., 1923-04-20

Like another"
The purser grinned and nodded.
How would you like to be pro-
hibition agent"'
They'd get nothing by me-"
What DO you mean; would you stop
them?'
I'D see that they got nothing
ashore. I'd do what / was paid to
do"
II understand you had 10000 cases
when you arIived here. Is that cor
rect?''
No"
Can you give us the amount"
u could, but l won't. There are
some questions no gentleman would
ask"
Can YOU tell us how much you
have now?"
That's another of those questions"
How is business"
Very slack
''Who are your owners?"
That's another question you
mustn't ask. A Glasgow firm."
Can you tell us what message you
just received by radio?"
He Tells Too Much.
"The only messages we got were
the press reports you sent ashore"
Here the captain interrupted:
Ssh, you shouldn't have said that"
tinued Mr.. Garfield.
1--WE have plenty in the refrigerat-
ing plant" was the reply.
Did you know we were coming?'
No"
There the conversation ended, as
the Manhattan drifted away and the
:Istar's captain ran down the deck
with a camera to snap the dry agents
before they departed.
on the run back the Manhattan
stopped the mOtorboat Duane Of Ca
narisie. Several grizzled fishermen
aboard displayed amusement as they
sNere ordered to bring their craft
alongside.
Looking for fish," they asked.
Have you any whisky" came the
answer.
"No. but maybe YOU folks have"
was the reply.
Two rum-runninG small boats were
captured today by the dry navy. The
Evening star., 1923-04-20

ing vessel. with auto tires hung over
the side for bumpers. AS the Man
haitian slipped past the Schooner
Mary Connor of Nassau, a negress
climbed lazily out of the hatch. She
was followed by a black dog and
a gray cat.
Vast London Tankers.
The biggest of the fleet next was
Visited. She was the 3.000-ton
tanker Warszawa, out of London.
only few men were visible aboard
her. They were busy painting ship.
Then the Manhattan ran upon an old
friend, the NJ. M. Gardner of Lunen-
burg. n. s., whose capture by coast
guards a year ago led to the Treas
ury Department ruling that no for
eign ship must be seized outside the
three mile limit.
Finally the cutter returned to the
Istar and an amusing repartee oG-
Cured on the high seas.
Capt. Reed, addressing the ex-
yachts commander, exchanged a num-
ber of questions. and Garfield. who
had declined to go aboard after the
lStar had barred newspapermen, cop-
versed through megaphone with the
ships purscr. This purser was far
from the conventional picture Of
rum crafts officer. He was nattily
dressed in blue, with glasses strung:
around his neck, and Chatted from the,
bow OF his vessel with indiSputable
British accent. His diction was that
of varaity man.
'How's the fishing" asked Capt
Reed. as the Manhattan lay to.
No fishing, but plenty of bait" re-
piled the Istars skipper
How long have you been here?"
Three weeks"
But before that?'
"A fortnight. We went away to
coal,
Where did you coal?"
-"Canada."
Cargo of Lemonade.
ID rector Garfield, Il small figure in
brown overcoat and soft hat. then
launched a conversat ton with the tail.
dappcr purSer.
What is your cargo
lemonade"
rI"w many in your crewo''
r'ifty-three."
Evening star., 1923-04-20

The best asbestos is obtained from
Canada and from Italy. Canada alone
is now digging more than 10000 tons
year.
Miss Caroline Dormon of Louisiana
Is said to- be the only woman actively
engaged In forestry in the United
States.
Agriculture and stock raising was
the chief occupation of the Anglo
Saxons.
Evening star., 1923-04-20
GIVES MUSICAL PROGRAM.
Concert Held Under Auspices OF
Russian Relief Society.

A program of interesting songs and
piano numbers was presented by the
Misses Marguerite and Bessie Brown
and Mr. Nation Boyce at the Church
of Our Father before a large audi
ence last night. Two groups of duets
were given by the sisters and two
groups each Of solo numbers.
Miss Bessie Brown, mezzosoprano,
sang a group of French songs and
another of simple old English melo-
Evening star., 1923-04-20

known here as a pianist, played three
numbers - "Liebestraum" disZt),
"Prelude in c Sharp Minor" "Rach-
maninoff) and "Invitation to the
Dance" (Weber). He complied with
Evening star., 1923-04-20

dies. Miss Marguerite Brown, So
prano, sang a group of English songs
and a group which included Rus
sian, French and an Indian song
Nation Boyce, who is quite we'll
Evening star., 1923-04-20

the request for an encore by playing
Chopin's lovely Butterfly" etude.
The concert was given under the
auspices of the Russian relief com
mittee.
Evening star., 1923-04-20

Molly had 120 cases of
liquor: the skin Jennie w. had 40.
Four men were arrested.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-09
(Del tHeraldo de Cuba ,


Ell Reparto Almendares, con su de-
corado de gracis de verdura, con sus
bungalows esbeltos v hgeros, con sus
GALES asfsltadas, tranquilas, solitarias,
ha sido aver, en- pleno dia, ell escenario
animado de un acontecimiento terrible
cue parece arrancado q una peliclIa
emocionante tragica.
Dos hombres-uno de ellos escolta de
la 1Carcel 10 cual pone una nota &c
acida ironia en- la tragedia al pensar
en- los virtuosos seraficos escoltas
carcelarios que guardian a los de
Ia carcel llegan a la casa que
en- ell Reparto Ahmendares ocupa una
anciana maestro de Instruction Publ
ca. Habiendo sorprendido uno de ellos
---el escoIta,-cierta sclicitud hecha por
el marido de la senora, que esta en- la
Carcel, para ell arreglo installation de
ina pila, Sc hacen pasar por inspecto-
res de o. P. Luego cambian su actitud
y afrman que son policias, y, subita-
mente a un bodeguero que habia acu
dido al requerimiento de la profesora
para que la acompcnara, 10 derribaron
de un golpe barbero de "black jack y
Ia pobre maestro que gritaba ate
rrorizada, igualmente la tienden de un
solido y bestial golpe de Ia misma ar
ma.
Es Ell primer caipitulo de la tragedia.
Assltan la casa, penetran en- las Ia
Eitacicnes y Sc apoderan de una maleta
lena de dinero joyas. Pero la mujer
grita los ladrones tienen que huir.
Entonces Ell sucs so Sc convierte en- emo
cion aspera arrancada al celuloide ci-
uematografico. Los malhechores encuen
tran I'm auto en- su fuga. Quieren apo
derarse de Ell, Y ell chauffeur que cuida
Ia maquina, la defende encarnizada-
mente. Pero es precise suprimir aquel
obstaculo uno de los malhechores en-
pufisndo el revolver, dispara a boca oe
jarro sobre Ell infehz chauffeur, que
cae ensangrentado.
Ell publico que engrosaba por mo-
mentos, arrecio la persecution. Los mai
hechores, hostigados, huyen. Encuen-
tran otra maquina utilizandola como
barricada y parapeto, tras ella dispa-
ran contra ell plblico v la policia.
Fue un espectaculo terrible, espanto-
so. Ladrones v pohcias Sc ametrallaban
con furia y un policia cayo de repente
con ell vientre atravesado.
Y, subitamente, arrecio la tragedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-09
por MILTON SILLS
y ALICE LAKE
Y variedades.

FL pueblo, frenetico, enardecido, Sc
srrojo tras los bandidos. Un hombre,
yaliente, intrepido, Ell alcalde de ba-
rio, revover en- mano, conmino a
los criminales para que Sc rindieran,
cayo uno de los asaltantes, mientras el
ctro, dispueSto morir antes que entire
sarse, seguia luchando. FL Alcalde de
harrio, machete en- mano, partio contra
cl bandido. Pero este tambien Sc des-
plomo herido, y los dos asaltantes fue-
ron entonces arrestados. He aqui, sim
tetizada, esta tragedia formidable te
rrible, que sacudio durante una hora,
en- emoci6n grandiosa, los vecinos
oel Reparto Almendares. Un asalto fu-
rioso a una casa; una mujer un bo-
deguero derribados golpes de black
jack, un chauffeur que defende su ma
Quina Y es abatido de un balazo; una
fusilada tragica, una defensa tiros,
traS la carrosserie de un auto. Y un
pclicfa que cae con Ell vientre acribi-
llado de heridas. Una lucha campal
turiosa, tragica, en- plena calle, bajo
los arboles verdegueantes del Reparto
aIistocratico; una lucha en- la que Ell
pueblo lama piedras y botellas contra
los malhechores y estos replican a ba-
lazos son arrestados. Convengamos
Que en- nuestros anales judiciales, pocas
veces ha forecido un suceso de esta ma
turaleza y esta peculiaridad, un aeon
tecimiento en- Ell que Sc allan la fuerza
a intrepidez, la emocion, ell chocar y
yolar de las piedras, ell estallido de lln
tiroteo tremendo, hasta formar un cua-
dro de aspera, brutal emocion, sobre Ell
cIal ha aleteado la tragedia sobre Ell
oual la sangre de varias victimas ha
ruesto sus rosas de pdrpura y de dolor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-09
endO eNenaS de pfuIaIuuea enOdOnate dos hombre de
ado OStO con bgOts OszOs espepdS negr aadS de re6
GeS yp1a asaaOn m chalet dOnde reside una pOesOa pOtOrqena

cones surge una victrola y dos sillones
6e mimbre-advirtio que otro individuo
cue hasta entonces no habia visto, en-
traba tambien cerraba La puerta tras
de 81.
Era un hombre de rostro sombrio, de
pelambre hirsuta, con una bocaza an
cha bestial Cerro la puerta de una
lnanera tan extrafia y equivoca, que la
maestro Sc alarm6. La sehora fue 4
hacer una pregunta. Pero Ell hombre de
los espejueIos marcho sobre la mujer
y tomandola rudamente por un brazo,
lie dijo:- Pues bien; no somos inspec-
torres de o. P. Somos agentes de la
Policia Secreta, que venimos a realizar
TN registro importante. Ell bodeguero
cue estaba va en- Ell centro de Ia sala,
exclam6 de repente:- Siendo ash 70
me retro Mi presencia es inutil.
Y Sc dispuso retirarse. Pero no
Ia bia dado dos pasos cuando el escolta
carcelario extrajo un black jack del
tolsillo, golpeando brutalmente la ca
beza del bode3uero. Este rodo al suelo
como un fardo, mientras ell otro indi-
yiGuo gritaba al escolta:- iMatalo, ma
tSlo para que no hable
La maestro, aterrorizada, empavore-
cida, quiso huir. Pero dos manos gar
fudas le apresaron por el cuerpo, y en-
seguida recibio su vez, un formida-
lie golpe de black jack. La pobre an
ciana cay6 al suelo como un pelele q
quien Ie rompen ell resorte.
En- seguida los individuos corrierol
por ell hall situado la izquierda de-
recibidor, hacia las habitaciones inte
liores. Penetraron en- la habitacion que
ocupaba ell matrimonio y Sc apoderaron
de una ma1eta que contenia mil pesos
y varias joyas.
81 bodeguero, al recibir sobre su crar
neo de dstallista ell golpe y caer al sue
&c. ha IA cerrado los ojos y no hacia
nlng1n movimiento para darles la SEN
saci6n sus agresores Gle que estaba
muerto.
Pero cuando VIC los bandidos Co
rrer hacia ell interior de la casa, Ell bo-
oeguero salto sobre sus pies, y Sc Ian
rs en- persecution de los malhechores.
Estos salian de la Ultima habitaciol
cuando tropezaron con Fernandez. 81
bravo abnegado mercader les hizo
frente, con brio y colera, grito:- lAh.
bribones! Ustedes no salem de aqui
Y Sc lanz6 al ''clinch" con los NAL
(Continia en- la pag. 11)
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Ell RoBo.-GoLPEs DE BLACK
JACK LA HUIDA

Cuando la seiora abrio la puerta y
renetr6 en- su casa-en m recibidor mo
desto y sencillo, en- uno de cuyos rim
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PEDRO C. QUINONES
t--a-~-s-A
ABoGADo Y No1ARHO

0raduAdo de las UnivsrsidaAos Dc
Psnnsylv&niA /, Harvard puerte Raoe
POstula ante las OortOs de Pusrts ~
oorts Federal
p. o. Box 1913 Tel. 14S q. J.
EdiActo NoA, San JuaR. r. n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-09

La sonora Campos visitaba frecuen-
temente a su marido. Fue ALI, segura-
n,ente, donde ell escolta supo que dicha
DANA guardaba algunos ahorros.
Aver, precisamente, la sonora Cam
ros estuvo en- la Carcel a yer su es-
poso Jose Landran entregarle Glen
resos que este lie pidiera para hacerle
I'm anticipo al abogado que 10 defiende.
La sonora, con un gesto adolorido,
cont6 su esposo que habia tenido ne
cesidad de extraer dinero del Banco, y
aquel lie entreg6 entonces un brillantc
valuado en- $500 para que ella 10 guar
dase.
Todo hace suponer que el escolta Fer
nandez valdes conoci6 esta operacion,
porque durante ell dia, siguio la Sc
fora de Landran d1versos lugares de
"a ciudad Cuando la senora Campos,
terminadas sus diltgencias, Sc dirigia y
su pequefio chalet del Reparto Almen-
dares, al zanzibar de CAIRO en- Ell para
6ero del vedado, encontro reiteradas
xeces en- su camino a dos hombres que
parecian seguirla. Advirti6 como tras
Unos grandes espejuelos negros, la ace
,chaban, la radiografaban dos ojos agu-
dos, voraces y crueles. Sin embargo, Of
vido ell encuentro no lie dio importan-
cia. porqus las dos de la 'tarde, tran
Guila, sosegada, despreocupada, trot6
con su paso menudo hacia su chalet de
la Gale A. Aas-s
Al Iegar Ia maestro al portal de su
casa encontro un individuo que pa
recia esperaria. lAh! Era ell mismo que
labia visto descender del tranvia: un
hombre alto, membrudo, con un bigoti-
lio-pimienta y sal-recortado que
mas que surgir del 1abio parecia adhe-
lido bajo la nariz, con un rostro roji-
70, granujiento y sobre cuya nariz tu-
'I1erosa, trompuda, surgian unos inmen-
SOS espejuelos negros. La maestro, con
un eStremecimiento a su pesar, advir-
ito como tras los luctuosos cristales, dos
ojillos agudos y vivos la examinaban,
Ia, taladraban, penetrando en- su carne
como IN berbiqui en- MADEIRA blanda.
El hombre vestia todo de negro, y
habia en- sus maneras que 6l Sc es-
forzaba en- hacer amables suaves, un
no Sc que de brutalidad. de fereza, de
salvajismo. Con sus ropas negras pare
cia I'M abominable agente de funeraria,
IN fraquin endomingado, que Sc Gu
lrs de negro para ir al entierro de un
Compadre muerto, un bribon disfraza-
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Ell AsALTo A LA CASA


En- la Gale A entire Fuente Lanu-
"a en- ell reparto Almendares, alza sus
torrecillas puntiagudas Y en- techo de
pizarra, I'm pequefio chalet. En- el resi-
de, compIetamente sola, la sonora Isa-
bel Campos Morales. Es una seiora de
60 amos, delgada, fina. Desde hace lar
COS amos es Profesora de nuestro De-
rsrtamento de instruction Publica.
La sefiora Campos, como decimos, vi
We sola en- su pequeno modesto cha
let, pues su marido desde hace algunos
meses Sc encuentra detenido en- la Car
Gel, sujeto los resultados de una eau,
sd.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-09

90, camoufleado para dar un mai golpe.
gero la maestro, experta en- pedagogias
infantiles. no advirtio con sus ojos pres
bitas ninguno de estos detalles, y con-
iiada, Sc dirigio al hombre preguntan-
Cole 10 que deseaba.
CAMoUFLAGE.- INSPECTOR DE o.
P PoLIcLA sECRETA- LADRoN
Ell hombre, con unas maneras untuo-
Gas sumisas, dijo:- Sonora; su es
poso ha denunciado la Jefatura Local
dc o. P. ciertas deficiencies en- ell SER
vicio de aqua.
-iAh, si Els verdad,-dijo ingenua-
mente la maestro, viendo que ell indi-
viduo apuntaba un dato plenamente
c:erto, rues su marido Sc habia quejado
a o. P. de la falta de aqua en- el
chalet; pero ignorando que Ell escolta
habfa Iogrado averiguar precisamente
csc extreme en- la Carcel.
-Pues bien, agreg6 el hombre de los
espejuelos. Yo soy inspector de G. P.
y vengo a hacer un previo examen de
las deficiencies denunciadas por su Sc
roso.
La senora Campos repuso:- Bueno.
Pero permitame que lame alguna
persona, pues 20 estoy completamente
sola.
-iOh. 81, seiora!-repIico ell hom-
hre apretando su bigotillo entrecano y
efanzanGo los negros espejuelos sobre
81 nariz. Y agreg6;- Me parece muy
bien.
La sonora lamo entonces para que
la acompanara al dueno de la bodega
situada media cuadra de su domici-
lio: un cierto Manuel Fernandez, es-
panol, de 40 afios de edad, peauefo de
cLerpo vientre esferico, con tendencias
la adiposidad erguido solemnemente
sobre sus piernas cortas. El bodeguero
g5lopo igero y en- mapgas de camisa
hscia Ell pequelo chalet de Isabel Cam
po. Esta le rogo al bodeguero Que la
acompafiara, explicandole ligeramente
ell case en- question, mientras ell modes
TO mercader le cntregaba las llaves de
la casa.
Ell RoBo.-GoLPEs DE BLACK
JACK LA HUIDA
Cuando la senora abrio la puerta y
penetr6 en- su casa-en un recibidor mo
desto sencillo en- uno de cuyos rim
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v estreno del sensational dra
ma por GRACE DARMOND
eel HUESPED
DE MEDIA NOCHE"
Precios 25 Y 35
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(Continua en- la pag. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-09

Go, camoufeado para dar un NAL golpe.
gero la maestro, experta en- pedagogias
infantiles, no advirti6 con sus ojos pres
bitas ninguno de estos detalles, y con-
iiada, Sc dirigio al hombre preguntan-
Cole 10 que deseaba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-09

OR. SANTIAGO RODRIGUEZ
DENTISTA
Salvador Brau No. 35 Altos de
"La Opera" Tel. 223 s. j.
--HORAS DE OFICINA-
. IL A. M. IL 2 asp. n.
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Or. r. ALFARo OlAz

AEnTOMA. OIRUGIA Y PARFos
oonsultor1o:-Allen So, AItss.
dsras de Ofcina:- Q 6 p. n
Tel 11s4, San Juaa.
Rss1dOnciA:-- Tel. eeS AegrO.
H1E6droms 10, santuroa.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-10
GIRLS CLEE CLUB
 WILL GIVE CONCERT;
 INTERESTING NUMBERS

The girls Of the Juneaa High School have been praeheing lang and earnestly on a musical program which they shall sing before the public on Thursday afternoon af 2.1o o'clock and Friday night at o'clock, April F and 13. respoctvsly. Since this is the first program of this nature il three yearss they are sure they have something Of interest and va l.iety for their audience. and assure those wlfo are interested in their concert a good time
 The performance Thursday after noon is for fae children of the school and those who will find it i'm possible to attend on Friday night.
 Among the many interesting num- bers will be found American Indian songs, dainty English dance ballads. Irish melodies and love songs, in which all the einls will take part. Then there are piano and orchestra numbers, and violin solos Mrs L. o. Gore will play several violin obi gatos to several of the songs the girls will give
 The girls have real surprise for the public. They have engaged troupe cf highly talented and exqui- sitely educated darlxeys from Louis jana, who shall sing the happy strains of Wake Miss Lindy' and De Cop pah Moon" Nanny Chloe, though cid in years. is yet young in spirit. and she and PickaDinny Liza will sing Kentucky Babe" and demon strate the graceful twists of a real Southern cake walk. There is a ore act college play, "Sing a Song Of Seniors enacted by lending artists of the age, who have had their .rain ing in the best dramatical schools of Alaska.
 Altogether. this promises 10 be one Of the best musical entertainments Of the school year. The members of the Girls Glee Club 1 are as follows
 Sopranos Lillian Perelle. Grace Kleinscbmidt, Dorothy Kleinschmidt. | Ruth Krpgness, Frances Messer- ichRsidt NIen So,riy LayI1ar Carter, Florence KosIkey, Dora Land dstron.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-10
TRAGEDY

SALT LAKE, April 10-Benjamir F. Ballantyne. former teller of lo cal bank and son-in-law of John NJ Browning, machine gun inventor, wa. shot and killed by Mariner Browning naphew of the inventor.
 The tragedy followed a quarrel il the Ballantyne home. Browning said the trouble was caused by Ballan tyne's treatment of Mrs. Ballantyne Browning said he shot in self-defense but Ballantyne before he died de clared he had no weapon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-10
QUEEN ID SAIL
 TOMORROW A. N.

SEATTLE. Aprl Steamer Queen will sal tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock for ports in Southeastern Alaska She will have about 200 passengers and the following are al- ready booked tor Junoau Mrs. M. j. Newton, II. J. Schulz, C. A. White, G. L. Gunnell. J. F. Hubrick and wife, Lawrence Cook, E. Cook, C. Bomley, George Moore. r. C. Kingore. George Bolyan. j. F. Schulz, J. r. Foster, Mrs. Short and baby. II. Keefer, W, D. Gross, Charles Garfield. R. M. Archard. Charles Ottesen and wife, Mrs. C. Tubbs and baby.