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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
LIFE IMPRISONMENT
TERN FOR HIS PART
IN GEORGIA MURDER
Father to Die on Gallons; ;
Four Other Kinsmen
to Be Tried.

Newman. Ca. Sept. S.-Imprison
ment for life was the punishment rec
commended by the jury for Grady Min
ter late yesterday afternoon after he
had been tried here and found guilty
of murder in connection with the death
of his brother-in-law. Willard Trou'
ton. whose bound body was found
floating in a creek near the Coweta
county line several weeks ago.
Minter confessed. during the trial.
that he was n member of a party that
kidnapped Trouton and put him to
death.
His father, ]. W. Minter. who was
found guilty of murder Thursday, in
connection with the same case. in
what was said to have been one Of the
shortest trials ever held il. Georgia
court. was sentenced Judge {. ).
RoOp to be hanged on October II.
Sentence was passed on him Just
before the jury returned its verdict in
the trial of his son.
The elder Minter decliIed to COM
ment on his sentence.
According to Solicitor General Will
liam Y. Atkinson. the trials of the
other four men held in connection with
Trouton's death will be held before
next Wednesday.
The four remaining TO be tried are
Jeff Minter. son OF the condemned
man. his two sons in law. Leon
Goodrum and Floyd Weldon. and VIII
liam Feltmau. who is alleged to have
lured Trouton from his home on the
night of August 10 in order that he
might be kidnapped by the Minters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08

The rangers arc understood TO have
obtained further information. whether
from the same person, is not known,
that Renfro is now in Philadelphia,
Pa. 1t was impossible to obtain his
address. however. the reports said.
Rangers were told by one of Renfro 5
friends. il was reported Saturday,
that Il desire TO get away from the
worries occasioned by hard work was
the sole reason for his leaving San
Antonio. Rcnfro. n friend said. has
been engaged in strenuous lecture
tour. in addition to his other duties
and this is said to have been a great
strain unon him. lie is said to have
told his friends several times that lie
was tired of the worry and would like
TO get away.
Whether he intends staying in Phil
adelphia for any length OF time Is
not known as it is understood the
rangers failed TO get accurate infor-
nation in this respect. In state
ment given out at Austin. Maj.
Charles NJ. Crawford. assistant adjC-
tant general stated that Renfro's
whereabouts would be kept secret 10
prevent Development OF any difficult
ties. or interference with his return to
his home. a brother Of the missing
minister. it was stated, has gone to
bring him back.
Renfro. whose home is at Sinton.
has been missing since August %. He
was last seen in San Antonio and
since his disappearance a nationwide
search has been instituted for him.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
REFUSE TO TELL WHERE
MISSING PASTOR IS
TO PREVENT DIFFICULTY.
Is Made in Austin by
Assistant Adjutant General, Who
Says Brother Has Been Sent to
Bring Missing Man Back to Home
in Sinton NO Other Action by
State Is Expected.

That the Rev. John 7. Renfro missing Baptist min
lister and lecturer of the Ku KluX Kan is in Philadelphia,
Pa, unframed and we'll is the substance of what
sdered we'll founded report in San Antonio Saturday.
This information obtained following dispatch from
Austin saying that state rangers had located the missing
Khan lecturer The rangers however declined to disclose
his whereabouts
Information concerning Renfros present place of
residence believed to have been obtained by state
gers San Antonio 1t is known that the rangers at the
direction of State Adutant General Thomas D. Barton,
have been making quiet investigation since Renfro
disappeared Friday, is reported the rangers got tip
regarding the missing and followed this obtained
positive information that Renfro still alive and that
he had been communicated with since his departure from
San Antonio.
Whether it was man or woman from whom this
information obtained could not be learned 1t is re-
ported however, that the got in touch with this
friend of Renro and of the last persons to whom ne
had talked before he left San Antonio This it is
rmored told the rangers that Reno had been seen here
and that he had left for the north.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
TO BE FAIR SUNDAY
High Pressure Area Over North Texas
Saturday Morning.

Fair weather, although somewhat
long in coming. is forecasted for Sat
urday night and Sunday for San An
tonic and vicinity. The high pressure
area drifting in from the northwest
weakened little but by Z o'clock Sat
urday morning it had settled over
North Texas and had brought clear
skies in that section.
Maximum temperatures Sunday will
be from So to 80 and light northerly
winds are predicted.
Slight rains fell over the state Fri
day night with but two stations re-
porting over an inch, they being Hous.
ton and Falfurrias. San Antonio had
% of an inch for the "a hour period.
The weather outlook for The week
beginning Monday issued by the Wash
ington bureau for the West Gulf states
is: generally fair. but with PROBABLE
ity of occasional showers in extreme
south portion: moderate temperatures
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
ANTI.KL.iN STARTS FUND
Movement Begin in San Patricio to
UnrayeI Renfro's Disappearance.

Corpus Christi, Tex, Sept. Sop
ponents of the Ku Klux Khan in San
Patricio county today started a fund
to aid in unraveling the mysterious
disappearance about two weeks ago
of Rev. ]. Il. Renfro, pastor of the
Baptist Church at Sinton, and a lee
turcr for the khan. The movement
will be joined by khan opponents in
Nucces and Jim Wells counties, it was
announced.
One theory advanced in newspaper
reports of the mysterious disappear
ance was that Rev. Mr.. Renfro had
been followed to San Antonio by enc
mics created by his Kan lectures and
there either murdered or kidnapped.
Last reports of the missing pastor
came from San Antonio, where two
pieces of his personal hand baggage
were found on the banks of the San
Antonio river.
Khan opponents take the stand that
they should aid in clearing the myS-
terry because of the imputation that
anti-klansmen We're instrumental in
the pastors disappearance.
1t was reported heSe today that
hdfhc> county oulCldlS lhdA ut apte ~
shed some light on the pastors where
abouts. Local officers. however, re-
fuse to give further Information.
Since the receipt of news here that
Rev. Mr.. Renfro had sold his Ford
coupe in San Antonio to tide him over
a temporary financial embarrassment.
it is pOiL ted OFT that the Eurder
theory has been Weakened. tbs angle
of the mystery j. being closely invcS-
tigatcd by officials.
The anti-KlanSmen heading the
move to raise fund to aid in the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
BARTON INTENDS
EXTENSIVE CLEAN
UP WITH RANGERS
"Hook Will Stay in San
Antonio Indefinitely"
He Says.

Dallas, Tex, Sept. g.. Texas
rangers will conduct cleanup drives in
every county in TIE state where Off
cials are negligen. and where law en-
forcemeut is at low ebb, Adjutant
General Thomas d. Barton, active
head Of the ranger force, declared
Friday.
We've got our hook in at San An
tonic and it's going TO stay there in
definitely" he said.
"As the ranger force is made up of
only 80 men. fifteen of whom stay on
the border all the time, it is easy 10
see that until we finish in Bexar that
chances of similar crusades elsewhere
are SLIM"
General Barton stopped off in Dali
las while on his way to Amarillo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
GREEKS WILL ACCEPT
Athens Willing to Salute Allied Flags.
Spokesman Says.

Geneva, Sept. 8. If Italj accepts
Yesterdays decision of the 1nter-al-
lied Council of Ambassadors, Greece
will view her dispute with the Italian
government as settled and will not
push her request to the League OF
Nations to investigate the crisis, Nj.
Politis, the Greek spokesman, told
the correspondent today.
NJ. Politis added. however, that ac-
ceptancc bSGreece is contingent upon
whether the program of settlement
reached at Paris idcluJed an arrange
ment for the Italian evacuation OF
Corfu and the other Greek islands
seized by The naval force OF the Rome
government.
NJ. Politis said he understood that
the note of the ambassadors council
virtually Incorporated the measures
proposed before the council of the
league by the Spanish ambassador TO
France, Count 0uinones DeLeon.
Therefore, he added. the council might
well say that it had effectively col
Elaborated in solving the crisis.
Under the circumstances" he con-
tinued, 'the question of the com
potency of the league TO take up the
Greece-Itaian dispute becomes purely
academic because the conflict itself
will presumably have been settled"
Paris. Sept. S.-The proposals con-
tanned in the note which tsc Inter-al-
lied council Of ambassadors has sent
to Greece ere virtually identical to
those of the original ul.imatum dis
patched TO Athens by Premier Mus
solini. All the penalties the council
would impose are in conformity with
the Italians demands, except that the
Hellenic feet shall salute the flags
of the three allied natioLs instead of
Italy's alone, and the highest Greek
authority shall present his
regrets for the Janina
murder % the three allied diplomatic
corps in Athens. The propo> ais con-
tain the following terms:
First: The G.eel fleet to pay honors
to the Italian naval squadron at
Piraeus. watch shall be accompanied
by British and French warship; the
Greek fleet saluting the inter-allied
flags with 81 guns; the inter-allied
ships to en:er port witho saluting.
Second: A memorial service to be
held in the Catholic church. attended
by a.. The members of the Greek gov
During the seryi.e The ships
in the harbor will fly their flags at
half-.nast.
Third: Military holors to be paid
when the bodies of the victims are
placed on board ship.
Fourth: Greece TO deposit the sum
Of JO,000,000 lire as a arantee for
the payment she may be called upon
to make.
Fifth: An international commission
presided over by japanese shall con-
troll the Greek investigation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
No Let Down in Caution.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Sept. S.--M


chinery set IN by the government TO
distribute fuel in the event of a
shortage in any area will be continued
in force. it was announced officially
today. until n formal order has been
issued for resumption of work in the
anthracite field.
While those in charge of the federal
fuel agencies expressed confidence that
the crisis soon would pass, it was
stated that there would be no relaxing
of precaution against Il fuel shortage
until the last chance of hitch in the
negotiations had ben eliminated.
At the headquarters Of the federal
fuel distributor it is expected that the
fuel administration would be allowed
To expire September - if final
agreement is reached by thta date for
resumption of hard coal production
otherwise. skeleton organization Will
be maintained to supervise operation
of the emergency distribution pro-
gram.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
TRAIN WRECK KILLS z
Six Officials and Employees of 81.
Louis southwestern Injured.

Texarkana. TEX. Sept. S.-N. r.
McGraw, vice president OF the 81.
Louis Southwestern railroad. and SIX
other officials and employees are in
a hospital today suffering FROM IN
iuries. and two others, II. W. Bowser.
Superintendent Of the northern divi-
sion of the railway. snd W. a Sub
lett are dead. as 4 result OF the de-
railment of an inspection car OF toe
road near Plain Dealing. La. late YES
terday. In addition 10 McGraw. ne
injured include W. ). Henley. ehiet
engineer Of Tyler. Tex; c. II. Pe,'
tigrew. division engineer. Pine Riutt;
John Post. motorman. Tyler; ]. =.
Peterson. pilot engineer Tyler ana
W. q. Montgomery.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
Defense Wins Verdict in
Case in Which Liquor
Violation Alleged.
COURT OUT HALF HOUR
Captain Cutchin Tells His
Version Of Affair
Saturday.
TOOK ONE DRINK
TOOK ONE DRINK
Escorted Enlisted Man
Home to Put Him to Bed;
Tried to Quiet Him.

A verdict OF not guilty on Two
$ounts was returned by general
ourt.martial at Fort Sam Houston
..J. g. lie -, doIi-
uas MN tIn " " "a co.. 81, w
,,,.oh;n an aha .ro 10 ,r;th U;niot;oU Of Tho
@ .;eth 81 N;na.rS;~th .rt;cIoS,
W. W.: iii'n anu 'ii'' ''N'n AL ''e'N
C VA; C,.oh;, ,os tr;oa for SINH.
apsa pa n,'I,. .m ss We" 800 rator p
sis anu open s ;'e.a;as.;n" Eamnr
any anu uirnhi1s in.o Az. lug. III y IL
I'm TWO ehlistsu I.en iase ~,
a: aiSo en"' svI 81 VIZ nv ooot;mn lie
,iie'eu man WV was '"s viz
ir T c..,: ..,. .o a+,,1 n
Nap'aiu Nu.enin 'o1A 'ne s..nu
10 oMh psnalt nien 'ne III la
n'eheu oa'uluas mullins anu S so.
s'oif "a ms ga ITo;sto nn tho
an.s ~ anu 30 ~ 'os on tbe
olIiss VI ouis - VI - Inv.
anu ior NOR nean .i naiI an ~; ~ 80 u
men li.ie ut "aS snen a 80 and
NahlIatlon vi .ne plosec i III, anu nv.
90 aiao Iu.1''oeu -
ei"oeIS y. ,n SuUoau, nru,L
~, rTun" o - H.. tDat;,n" ,ros
ne sups'Ince VI ms IL. M 10 h"d
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Ell sppLoacn.u u. o oIn. ~, ;a;I
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u'u Wnat nc coulu ~ nav t tne g.,
ant releaS.u' huNins NnoM II I'M, 10
years. ne io.lJ".ns iH n n,s . Sor
III Cu.cn,h s,a,er .hal nc me- ;';t
ants Ne,'! anu Nels.el anu III.
,anieu c,u'ehcl III SUI ". a
anu near lnc arm posl' psa h
utchlh hsNnis sohc ti',e III ae"i.n
III one OIL lie MN vi nj II 'o. JIM,
no hau oeen ulscnareeu. nv saiu nv
ah.eu 'ne hiah 10 le-oHiis' III INV
rvlcc', :.
flndihs oeIseah. My III an IA
Xlcated cohditlon. INC WINES We
lieu, lie went WIN MN W iiiS NUM-
oruer 10 ger hlll 10 eIu. 1 uiu ,.oi
an. 10 arieSt nun vi hiS i"HA anu
rvice' ~. A., r..
sergeant John w heister; tiie NE.
ithess OF the 'riai, was caIieu us9in
aturday Tor TeDuttai testimony. ne
ated that he mad Tour or ilve drlnhS
moonshlne liquor during me morn
z. ana had Deen drlnising the nisht
tore, but was IN a mental cohuitioh
Know ana remember just WHAT haif
med on the morning OF July 20.
friday afternoon he testified tnat De
hd captain Cutchln and MI. Crutcher
d taken drinks together IN inc hei-
home. but when questioned py Lieut..
phi Cass OF the defense SATURDAY
corning stated that the only drinN
zen by captain Cutchn was Wheh
was IN room alone:
Sought 10 RESTRAIN heil!.
Other testimony offered SATURDAY
ornlng both by captain Cutchln anu
frgeant kelster was TO the effect
LAT captain Cutchln had sought TO
straln sergeant Nelly from brcak-
g up the furniture OF his home. Cap |
in Cutchln stated That he ana not
e. violent means because sergeant
Ielly was i'll state OF frenzy ana
lat he wanted TO stop him by get
/lg MIN quiet.
Sergeant Kelly and his former wltei
til took the stand late Friday even
*. Sergeant Kelly was a defense wit
ss while Mrs. Kelly testified for the
{osecution. Their testimony centered
Hound the breaking of furniture in
Il Kelly home by Sergeant Kelly.
Deliberate 80 Minutes. |
n morning at II 80 O'Clock and
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
TECH HEAD UNCHOSEN
Board Of Regents Unable TO Agree on
Selection.

Waco. Tex. Sept. s.-Apparently
hopelessly unable to agree on a presi-
dent for the newly created W t Texas
School of Technology. the board OF
regents of the institution adjourned
here Friday evening TO meet again in
Dallas September 81 for further con-
sideration of applicants.
1t is said that none of the eight men
who appeared before the board by spe-
cial invitation were eliminated from
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
CONVICTS MUTINY
AND SET FIRE TO
PENNSYLVANIA JAIL
Five Prisoners Escape
From Ohio State Peni-
Tertiary.

York, Pa, Sept. S.-Ninc convicts
sent to the York county Jail recently
from the eastern penitentiary at Phila-
delpha mutinied today and set fire to
the prison. The fire was extinguished
before serious damage was caused TO
the building, but number of the pris-
oners were overcome by the smoke and
flames and are in serious condition.
The convicts were being taken from
the main dining room TO their cells
when they broke away from their com
pany. scurried up the wall, ovcrpow-
cred Guard e. +. Arthey, taking his
weapon. and dropped into a railroad
yard. The only known weapon the
men have is Arthey's gun.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

Chicago: Temperature, SIS; cloudy;
ten-miie wind from the west; lowest
temperature in last "a hours. SIS; high
est. 20.
Kansas City: Temperature. So; clear,
ten-mile wind from the southwest; low
est temperature in last 81 hours. e.;
highest. IS
New York: Temperature. 20; cloudy;
s4-mHe wind from the south; lowest
temperature in last 81 hours. Sc; high
est. ~.
st. Louis: Temperature, co; clear;
fourteen-nsile wind from the southwest;
lowest temperature in last 81 hours, IS.
highest &c.
Washington; Temperature. 20; clear;
less than ten-miie wind from the SOUTH
lowest temperature in last "a hours. 20;
highest, so.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
ASSAULT BOND $4,000
Jackson Warf Held in Jail for Fail
ure TO Make Bail.

Bond of $4,000 was fixed by Judge
W. :. Anderson in Il hGbeaS corpus
hearing in the Thirty District
Court Saturday boon in the criminal
assault charge against Jackson
Warf. He was unable TO make bond
and was returned TO jail.
The hearing was resumed Saturday
morning after it had ben postponed
Friday when the complaining witness,
girl of 16, tainted after leaving the
witness stand When the hearing
was resumed DIR. ID. Berrey, county
health officer. testified as TO results of
an examination he had made. The
witness was put back on the stand
and testified that the assault had been
committed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
KHAN IS DENOUNCED
Methodist Episcopal Lay Conference
Scores Kluxer Activity.
Boulder. Colo. Sept. s.-Resolution

Boulder, Colo. Sept. s.-Resolutions
denouncing the Ku Klux Khan and
violators of the prohibition laws were
adopted by the lay conference of the
Colorado acknowledgement confer
ence delegates here yesterday.
/"Inasmuch as certain secret organi-
cations in the country" said the reso-
luton, referring to the Khan, "have in
recent months attempted to supersedc
the authority aud the law of the land
and infict arbitrar. and illegal pun
iShments, this Methodist layman's cleo
toral conference does hereby denounce
the activities of the so-called Ku Klux
Khan and. all other similar organiza-
lions that operate secretly and in de-
fiance of the law"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
JUDGE FINES SELF
Car Tagged for Failure to Leave Tail
Light Burning.

Dubuque, Iowa, Sept. S.-Police
Judge John A. Cunningham found it
necessary to enforce the law against
himself in municipal court yesterday.
The judge had parked his car with
the tail-light out, and it was tagged
by n watchful patrolman.
The court fines himself S11 and
COSTS" the judge announced.
He saved himself from serving a
three-day Jail sentence by paying the
fine and costs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
UNITED STATES
AND CANADA TO
HOLD RUM FARLEY
Nations to Confer at Or
tawa on Liquor Snug
Cling Problems.

Washington. ID. C., Sept, Storm
al agreement, between the United
States and the Canadian authorities
to confer at Ottawa in the near flu
ture on the LIQUOR smuggling problem
was announced today in correspond
encc made public by the State Depart
mpnt
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
CREEK MOB
BURNSROMAN
y CONSULATE
Police and Soldiers Called
Out to Guard Italian
Quarter.
TWO GREEKS KILLED
Colony Organizes Counter
demonstration Against
Natives.
TWO GREEKS KILLED
Nv the Associated Press.

Rome, Sept. S.-The Italian consul
late ut Patras. Greece, has been
burned by a mob during an anti
Italian demonstration. says a dispatch
to the Gicrronale d'Italia. from its
correspondent in Corfu, who received
the news from boatmen arriving from
Patras.
The Italian colony. numbering 5000
persons. mostly from Apulia and Sicily.
organized a countcr-demonstration and
there were victims on both sides. Po-
lice and soldiers surrounded the ltalian
quarter for its protection.
Two Greeks were killed, it is re-
ported.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
"Aliss America" Retains Laurels.
Atlantic Eify ~ 4 Sent s. Mis-

Katherine Campbell. of Columbus,
Ohio, Miss America" of Atlantic
City's 1922 pageant, last night. sue
cessfully repulsed an assault of beauty
from a. American cities and was re-
crowned as queen for 1923. Close
were Miss Brooklyn. Miss
Coney Island. Miss ST. Louis. and Miss
Philadelphia, who we're runners-Up in
the order named.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
TRIES TO KILL SELF
Mexican Girl Shoots Self In Stomach
ut Seguin.

Seguin, Tex. Sept. SIN fit OF
dependency Marie Reyes, 20-year-old
Mexican girl residing in the eastern
part of town, made an attempt at
suicide Wednesday morning by firing
a shot from a 2J-caliber automatic
pistol.
The bullet lodged between the
stomach and the lungs.
She was taken 10 a local hospital
where her injuries are regarded as
critical by the attending physicians.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
RANGERS TOLD RENFR0 SAFE IN EAST
Germans Discover Secret Means
to Force French Planes Down?

London discovered by
Daily Mail
territory the RUIZ occupation.
The British
that by wireless the Germans,
Another theory that affecting certain metals vital
landings generally fine days
machines making forced
territory In instance it said pilot able discover
solder
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
The WEATHER
TEMPERATURES .
FORECAST.

San Antonio and vicinity: saturds y
night and sunday. fair; maximum tenn
perature, SIS to 50; light northerly winds.
East Texas: Saturday night and Sun
day. fair.
West Texas: Saturday night and Sun
day, fair.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08

search for the khan lecturer say a
corps of detectives will be employed.
Search is now being made of the
entire state by friends of the missing
man and detectives.
Rev. Mr.. Renfro preached his last
sermon at Sinton on Sunday, August
IL.
Ostensibly he left short time
later for n lecture tour on which he
was to raise funds for the Fred Rob
erts Memorial hospital here. He was
director general of the campaign.
Renfro has not been heard from since.
Local citizens connected with the
hospital movement say the pastors ac-
counts balance.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
STUDENT Sentenced TO Death.

Dusseldorf, Sept. S-Rlchard Kaab,
90. a student. was sentenced to death
today by French courtmartial for
throwing hand grenade into the
midst of a detachment of French
troops here on August 4.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
Five Convicts Escape.

VUIUfffDUS, VIfU. StDT' VT INV VWT-
victs escaped from the Ohio peniten-
tiary here shortly after noon today aft
or scaling the walls which surrounded
the structure. All prison guards and
details of police Immediately began
combing the vicinity of the peniten-
tiary in search Of the men.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08

CONTINUED on next page.)
Evening star., 1923-12-12
American Telephone &
Telegraph Co
127TH dividend
18TH DIVIDEND

The regular quarterly dividend Of Two
Dollars and Twenty-Fi Gents per share will
be paid Thursday. January Is, 1924. TO stock
holders of record at the close of business on
Thursday, December 20, 1923.
H. BIAIR-sMITH. Treasurer.