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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
NEW ALIEN EXAMINER
Charles +. Tucker of Philadelphia o.
flee Will Assume Duties Eere.

A subtantial increae in the num-
Der of aliens IN Texas who are seek
ing citizenship has necesSltated the
assignment of another naturalization
examiner to this territory and the
partition of the state into two divi-
sions. San Antonio being headquar-
ters for one and Houston headquar-
tprS for the other. according TO q. l..
Moore. chief examiner for the Wash
ipgton district which embraces Texas.
Charles +. Tucker. formerly nat
uralization examiner in the Phlladel-
mia office. has arrived in San An
tonic 10 take charge of this office.
Walter Wheatley, formerly examiner
in charge of Texas, with headquar-
tcrs in San Antonio, is now making
his Headquarters in Houston.
Mr.. Tucker is a native Texan. for
merIv living at Fort Worth. Since he
has been permanently assigned TO this
Office. he and his wife. who accom-
noniod him here. will make their home
i'm this city. The chief naturaliZa-
ton examiner from Washington will
remain in San Antonio for several
days to assist Mr.. Tucker in assum-
ing his new duties.
In view of the fact that of the
100000 alien population OF Texas n
large per cent are Mexicans who. as
n rule. do not seek citizenship, Mr..
Moore said. the 1900 or 1900 aliens
who are now being admitted annually
into citizenship n TPNas is very
good total. he continued. Last year
there were but 1900 admitted into
citizenship, Mr.. Moore asserted. and
ten ycars ago there were but 500
aliens al Texas who were admitted
into citizenship.
To the World war Mr.. Moore part
" attributes the healthy increase in
the number of aliens who are hecom-
ing American citizens. Aliens are
fast recognizing the fact that if they
make their ZONES in this ,ountry and
enjoy the benefits offered by this land
then they sbopld assume the obliga-
tons and duties If citizenship. as well
rs tho advantages obtain"d ny Swra-
i'ir allegiance to the constitution OF
this~ r"unity.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
REAL ESTATE TR ,NsrERS.

william DelIerman 20 Guillermo Games
September .. 1928, decd To lots 49, -,
new city block 3iOS, FoS's Beacon Hi!
addition; 500.
tembcr q. 1925. deed "a lots :. >, ), T.
3 G. o 70, II. u. 50. y. 81 -, 50.
IS. &c. -. So. 20. 30. A.. =. oiosN .
new city mock 177i; also lots -. - ~,
10. IS, block {. new city block = - Long
Lake addition; $40 etc.
J. II. Kampmann ct al to Fannie Wurs-
bach, September 6. 1928. deed 70 lots IA
lR. block l6. new city block 6S' on SSh-
ton street Jefferson Heights; S4'a.
Walter Ruwmcl 10 Mrs. Huidah srhrel-
nar. September 90, 1913. deed 10 lots "a,
sB and "a. block IL, Jefferson lteishts'
Si0 etc.
j. II Hampmsnnet al to William Z.
Wurzbach. September 5, 1929. deed 20 los
"a and &. block &c. new city block 6s14'
on Canton ST.. jefferson Heicets; $3.50.
Los Angeles HEIGHTS Improvement
Company to T.. l.. New and wife. sen
TENDER % 1898, deed to lot Z. block 80
Los Angeles Heights; SJOn
L, vivian Wick ard husband. Frank
W Nicl;. - Charles 5. pttmsr. Scpiem-
her -. 1879. iced to lot 2. hlocS .o, new
city b,ocS sGi9. Lakeyiew addition;
''T DR.. Jsss, " Woodbridge to Waiter =.
Wint,'er. Srn;ewber is. 1898. iced 20 LOT
~. CITY block 1899. Moore's subdivision,
n vcrir'' a r7jrst addition: $-5e.
Thomas L. stacy Tnu vie 10 :. p
cross. Ser;cwJer ;. 1898. deed 90 'ots. =.
/. q bloch 50. Los Angeles Heights; SO
exc.
StaussV a-T wife. August 90, 1899. deed
10 IL. IS. book g, Snater 9Pd Eoions
s,l,,,lf, fs.or. now city hocS SCI; 81"
Jl-ncz Stancell and wife 90 Ahnsr tran.
ser ana "a sfc. August 30. 1888, decd 70 To-
~ b,o.S Q. ur-~ citN blpcS hsi on Della
WIRE street, STA.
Vs-'-uitir ruudinr Cor"auy p" Jc'
s.f.r puvsl u wife. 'oDtcriDet ~
t,,.l to- r,I- ie end IL. block Il. hsr an
s-i~ c. f--r. Ss-a.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
NEW KELLY COURT
Eleven Officers on General Court at
Flying Field.

4 new general court-martial con-
sisting of eleven officers has been ap-
pointed TO sit at Kelly Field.
First Lieutenant Byron E. Gates is
trial judge advocate Of the court-mar-
tial and Lieut.. Park II Hand assistant
trial judge advocate. Lieut.. Charles
Mex. Robinson is the defense counsel
and Lieut.. Robert u. Moore, assist
ant defense counsel.
The new court-martial is composed
Of the folliwing: Mai. Frank NJ. An
drews. Maj. Charles ]. Browne. Can't
Howard J. Houghland. Capt. Calvin E.
Giffin. Capt. Albert VI. Guidera. Can
tain Morris Berman. Capt. Charles X.
Il. Bubb. Cant. Arthur L.. Mcdaniel.
law member of the court; Cant. .lose3h
Fl. Davidson. First Lieut.. DOtha A.
Smith. and First Lieut.. Edward ID.
Jones.
All members and counsel OF the
court are air service officers.
All unarraigned eases referred to the
trial Judge advocate of the proceeding
general court martial at Kelly Field
will be turned over to the nav court.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
CHILD TELLS HOW !
MOTHER KILLED BY
ESTRANGED HUSBAND
Slayer Kills Himself When
Reconciliation Attempt
Fails. :

ST. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 26.-Police to.
day called to the home of Mrs. Elmer
II. Long, p years old. found the vom-
an and her husband shot to DEATH.
Neighbors said that the couple had
been cstranged and that Long had VS.
tied mis- wife on a number Of occas. -
lately in an effort 10 effect a recon-
ciliatiOn.
Raymond Zetlow, 6. son IT Mrs.
Long by Il former marriage. gave POI
lice the following statement:
DADDY came in and woke mama mp
and tried to get her to make w. ] raa
10 another room and heard shots.
When went back to the room daddy
had hurt mama and had fallen down.
too. so | ram
In the room was a slate on which
was written Paul coulter. Atlanta,
Ca. box 10 and letter headed
Dearest Paul" and signed "Your
Loving Little Mama"
In the letter the writer said She
rather would be dead than live as she
was lat present" adding: II know
l would never be happy with him any
more"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
TO EXAMINE SCHOOL
Joint Committee Named TO See IL
School Is Safe.

Members of the committee selected
by the school board and the patrons of
Sam Houston senior high school 10 ex-
anime the building were announced a.
a called meeting of the school board
Tuesday afternoon. j. Clyde Williams
and r. l.. Burncy were selected by tho
board and win NoOnan and Il. L.
Neumanr were those named by the pa
irons.
Head ianitors in high schools will
receive 500 n month and assistants
will receive $50 and $50, the board
decided.
Fire Prevention Day. October o,
will be observed in schools of the city
pursuant Ia a request from Chief !. g
Sarran. Five minute speeches will be
made.
Request by the fire chief that the
children he granted half holiday so
that they might participate in a oa
rade was referred to DIR. Jeremiah
Rhodes. superintendent of schools.
A survey of the East End commun-
ity TO determine whether or not the
school board should establish TEN
porary school for negro children pend
ing the completion Of tie Blrebonnet
school. will be made by W. j. Knox,
assistant superintendent of city
schools.
Grounds adjacent TO the George w.
breckenridge school on South Alamo
street. now the Thomas Nelson age
Junior high school. were rented by the
school board for use as IN at etc
field at $50 year. Bids on sports
supplies. totalling Sl297.50. were
awarded. Other bids were referred to
the business manager and the supplies
committee for tabulatiOn.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
NEW ELECTRIC POWER
DISTRIBUTING SYSTEM
IN DOWNTOWN SECTION
Underground Cables viii
Garry 1000 Volts,
Kifer Says.

The rapid growth OF the downtown
section of San Antonio and the cree
ton of large office buildings has
made it necessary forthe Public Scrv-
ice Company 10 rearrange its system
of electric distribution. according 10
+. IL. kifer. vice president and gem
eral manager.
The underground cable system viii
be rearranged in the downtown dis
trict for the distribution of electric
current at 1000 volts instead of 300
volts as ut the present time, he said
New cables are now being ordered
and will be pulled into the present
conduit system.
The work of placing the new cables
and Installing new switching equip
mcnt at the Nillta street plant will
be finished soon after the first of to
year at an outlay of approximately
100000, Mr.. Kifer stated.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
PLENTY OF Box CARS.
Total More Than 100 Per Cent Oh
Lines for First Time i'm Z Years.

st. Paul, Sept. 26.-For the first
time in seven years the box cars on
the lines of tie railroads of the North
west total more than 1CO per cent
of the ears owned by the roads.
The harvest time freight movement
H. well under way. but marketing OF
grain is better controlled and slower
than usual and any likelihood of a
serious ear shortage has entirely d.
appeared.
Taking the automobile trade as an
index. business leaders he"e forecast
satisfactory trade conditions in gen
cral throughout the Northwest this
winter.
Sales surveys indicate record
breaking distribution Of cars and many
dealers report inability to supply the
demand.
Dry goods distributors report that
their sales are increasing
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
CURB is ACTIVE
New Hartman Corporation Stock .ad-
mitted 10 Trading.

Copyright. by The San Antonio Light
New York. Sept. 26.--Thc new
Hartman Corporation capital stock of
no par value was admitted tn trading
on the curb exchange today and
changed hands most of the time Ju'i
above 40.
According to the plan. the present
100000 shares of 500 par value will
be exchanged for 100000 shares of no
par value on the basis Of two shares
of new for each of the 800 par shares.
Present stockholders are given the
right To subscribe at $3.50 a share.
The subscription rights were dealt In
around ID
Interest in other issues admitted
during the past week or so subsidized
somewhat. Profit taking which made
its appearance Tuesday in the new
Gold Dust shares kept on and resul.
el in further decline to 81. At this
figure, however. it was IN almost 2
points from where it had sold original
". Krcsgc Department Stores pre-
ferrcd did nothing more while the new
common rose half point or so.
Offerings of several of the motos
stocks came upon the market Mt recess
Sions of a point or so. II is believed
in some quarters that the automobile
industry is running into period Of
over-production and this accounted for
the indisposition of the public tc
come into the market for these stocks
Cleveland declined a point TO &c while
Peerless sold just above "a. Durant Of
Delaware came off with the rest. but
later rallied to 80 on short covering.
Oils were firmer but dealings were
without feature Prairie Oil and Gas
and Prairie Pipe Linc selling ex the
So dividend were active. the former
more than making up The amount
which came off the stock. Standard OF
Indiana was unchanged most of the
1av
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
SELLS FLOTO COMING
Second Largest Slow on Earth
VIII BE Here October 10.

Sells-Floto circus advertising car
No. 1 with Paul Harrell in charge
of the 30 billers and men who go To
make up the advance crew OF ne
Second Largest Circus on Earth
rolled into San Antonio WelneSda;
on the rear end of The Katy Filler ana
in no time all the country by lanes
were covered with bright hued posters
telling of the coming of Sells-FloW
circus and Buffalo Sills wild west
which is just returning from a iri'
umphal tour of all thu largest c'i''
in the East and CentrN states open.
ing to a phenomenal bRlness m 'nt
Coliseum in Chicago in.early MaIcn
for three weeks stalu.
The trip TO the coast vas aDandonec
this year and it was decided to pay
the larger cities in the Yentrai g.
and finish up the season oy pay wv
the larger cities in TeXx, Inc Sh""
will make long run ini9 Peru Ilu.'
where the most modern winter qua
tiers for circus are locited, ouiI' az
cost of over half miluoh 10 ho">.
and make quarters Tor sDreaKih- !"
many new acts through ne Wiht t,.;1.,
Sclls-Floto circus and puitaI0 hlH
wild west is featuring ihe III
street parade in the woid ms IVA.
and are exhibiting on South It>i
circus grounds Wcdnespay' oeio l','.
10. MANY notable eIueStrian i%iIly
acts are featured this yfar' me iou'
ginis. tie hobSons. thc i1orelIaS VIZ
Sandovas. The Ward acrqal family ~. ~
Luceys. aud the Sbnbfris' gre ~ =
principal aerial feature. y N'T"' ~ y
Persia" an Oriental iahtasy ot ~ ~
Lars ba~a been snept in gorgeous rap
n;n,s for The elephants. camcls and
Snr-,,s ;v onc If til, n feature spec
,o u. ,bis vsar Thrc,8 rings and tvc
stages with raciug HI ndrrme 80
are needed to make his srahu I =
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
Rate Conference Here.

A conf renee to be held at San An
tonic. October IL. of state and rali-
road attorneys to work out law points
in the Arriers suit "'ainst the rail
road commission. involving rates to
Fort Bliss. Tex, has been recommend
ell h, Federal Judge DuNal West.
The commission recently ordered Ell
paso freight rates TO apply { Fort
Bliss. and the carriers sued out and
obtained temporary injunction
against tho enforcement Of the order.
The ease has been set for bearing at
Now Orleans ON 0ctnher so.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
DANCE UNTIL | A. M.
st. Anthony Roof VIII Have Acts
From Majestic for Entertainment.

With acts from the Majestic giving
special program and the dancing
hour extended to | a. m. the st. An
thony Roof. is inaugurating policy
Wednesday night which should prove
popular with the rity's younger crowd.
JAMS and Whalcn. one Of the Ma
jestic acts. has arranged to give some
unusual entertainment in the form of
an afterpiece in which most of the
acts appearing at the loci vaudeville
house will take part.
Dancing will start at 2 o'clock as
formerly but instead of ending the fes-
tivitieS at midnight. Roland Burge, as
sistant manager of the hotel, has an
nounced that the music will be con-
timed an hour longer.
The cover charges will be slightly
advanced but n certain percentage of
the gate will go to the National Naude-
willie Artists. an association Of To- STAGE
fraternity that aids those in need ip
variety circles.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
TENNIS FINALS ON
Fuguay and Brent Renew Old Rival.
~ in City Meet.

Claude Fuquay and Richard Brent
face each other again "Wednesday aft
crnoon in the final match of the city
singles tennis championship at the
San Antonio Country Club. Fuquay
won from Brent in the municipal ten
mis- tournament in July. Brent won the
city singles title from Fuquay in 1922
when he defeated him in straight sets,
Besides the keen rivalry existing
between the two players. they are in
linton condition 10 renew their tons
mis- feud. They are about equally
matched Brent relying on hard hit
tip. b"ecinp siroking and cross court
shots. Freuay depends on ac"p drives
.-.~I pot "'@,s. a"l ar~li7y 10 IL"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
TWO FOR ASSAULT
Boy S!ashed and Soldier Cut Tuesday
Afternoon.

Two assault cases were reported to
The police almost simultaneously Tues
dav afternoon. Otto Harper. 15-year-
old school boy. 3l2 Lucas street. was
slashed across the left chest. Private
Joe McCroskey. service company
Ninth Infantry. Fort Sam Houston.
was struck by a drinking glass and a
severe cash inflicted directly below his
right eye.
Alberto Barrera. 15-year-old school
boy. go Austin street. was arrested
by Officer Braun charged with the as
sault on Harper. The trouble oc
CURED at the Robert E. Lee School
North Pine street. -,
Franisca Guerra. IS years old. 1O2
Monterey street. was arrested by the
police. CHARGED with the assault on the
soldier. The juvenile prisoner was
transferred 10 local probation Officers
and the Mexican woman released on
hail
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
SHIP FORCED DOWN
Mexican Custom Man Lands at Del
Rio Tuesday Night.

4 Mexican border airplane bearing
a member Of the ,leXican custom force
was compelled to land at Del RIO
Tuesday night. according to Consul
Ismae Magma. The plane was re-
turning to Piedras Negras from Jua
rez when forced to land as a result
of engine trouble.
Consul Magma communicated Win
local custom officers Wednesda morn
ing. and n man was sent from here
to investigate the matter. Consul Ma
CANA says that he does not expect any
complications TO arisce that will cause
any trouble between the two govern
ments.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
COMPLAIN AT J. p.'S
Tourists Say Villages Near City Are
Speed Traps.

Arrest of tourist motorists in Will
ages near San Antonio on speeding
and other traffic charges is causing
complaints to the Chamber of Com
mcrce according to W. II. Furlong,
manager of the highway department
Of The chamber.
Mr.. Furlong said the complaints
are that the villages are nothing more
than speed traps, and that the tour
lists. ignorant of the law, are being
made TO suffer.
The state law fixes 20 miles an hour
as the speed limit in villages. and
provides that any community that has
n name is village. Mr.. Furlong
charges that justices OF the peace and
ronstables in some villages are mis-
treating tourists.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
SPORTS for AUB Plan
in Junior High Schools

sides. Both players are fast ON their
feet and have remarkable endurance.
Tuesdays doubles matches resulted
as follows:
Hatch and Carvel defeated Lyti"
and Terrell. e.. g.: LaCostc and
Halliday defeated parr and Peterson.
Ga: GA; Young and Engelke defeated
Scott and Sykes. 60. Ga.
In the consolation singles matches
Tuesday, Russcl defeated Halliday.
81. c.. e. and Barren defeated
Goldsmith. 81. e.. 6-3.
Wednesday evening Schuddc and +,
Il. Kincaid play LaCostc and HaIli-
day: and Sccligson and Wilkinson
play Young and Engelke.
Wednesdays consolation matches
are Hatch vs.. Burkhalter. Terrell V.
J.ytlc. !. kincaid vs.. Young. and vii
kinson vs.. Ensclkc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
San Antonio Markets

The following prices TO producers fO-
produce were quoicd by the Pruitt Com
mission Company "wednesday morning.:
Sweet potatoes: cents per pound.
Egg plant So per bushel
Blaci-eyed peas: 20 10 IS cents per
,okra: SIS per bushei.
Bsets: 80 10 IS cents per dozen
Carols: eS to SO cents per dozen
Tmnips: s. to rs cents per dozen
buuches.
sugar cane: cs to 40 cents per bundle
of twelve stalks.
squash: Sc per hushel
Hot chilli peppers: 1sis cents per
Green beans: $500 to s3.5c per busheL
Mustard green's: 60 TO 20 cents per
Eadishes; SO to 80 cents per dozen
punches.
The following prices to producers fol
poultry. butter and eggs were quotec
Wednesday morning by the snyder Pro-
ducs Company:
Eggs: $3.50 per case loss off.
Poultry: Fryers. 10 TO Is cents per
pound; hens is cents per pound: tur-
keys. is cents per pound; roosters,
butter, Fresh block butter. 80 cents
per pound; packing stock butter. Is cent?
per pound.
The following prices TO producers TO-
seeds and feeds were quoted Wednesday
morning by ;he Grasso Seed Company
Seed
Milo maize: SLIGO per hundredwelsht
kaffir corn: $3.50 per hunoredweisht
Red top cane: 81 per hundredweight
Big German mlllet: $3.50 per hundred
weight.
Feed
Corn: si.os per bushel.
Oats: 81 cents per bushel.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
SOBIESKI is PRESIDENT
Elected TO Head ST. Michael's Branch
Of Catholic knights.

Al regular meeting of the Catholic
Knights of America. -. MIchaePs
Branch No. SS7. held Tuesday night,
Joseph Sobieski was unanimously elect
ed as president. 4 very enthusiastic
membership was present NJ. SobieSki
was for number of years secretary ct
the local branch and has the distinc-
ton of being the youngest member to
hold the office of president since the
branch was organized in San Antonio
more than - years &c.
\ social entertainment for members
and their families will be held at the
next regular meeting 10 be held in
October. a benefit dance is also
planned by the social committee. \
drive for more members will be on in
the near future, according to the new
president.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
TO GREET PASTOR
Friends Of DR. and Mrs. s. ii. {,
Burgin Will Meet the Train.

Friends of DR.. :. II. c. Burgin
and his wife, and number Of the
members of the Laurel Heights Metho-
dist church congregation of which DIR.
Burgn is pastor, are planning 10
greet the pastor and his wife 1T the
l.-G. y. station at 10 20 O'Clock Fri
day night when DIR. and Mrs. Burgin
will arrive in San Antonio on the end
Of their tour of Europe, Egypt and
the Holy Land.
According to telegram received
III San Antonio Wednesday morning.
DR.. Burgin landed at Montreal. Can
ada. Monday. and he was in New
Nork Tuesday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
LEASE TURNER "GYM"
I. X. Y. Fraternity Basket Ball Play
ers Secure Court.

The ]. X. y. fraternity here has
secured the lease on the Turner gym
which includes one of the best indoor
basket ball courts in San Antonio. for
the use of the clubs basket ball team.
The court will be used for practice
as well as for games and when not in
use will be rented to other teams for
a nominal sum to meet the cost of the
rental by the elnb.
Two practice sessions of the |. n:
Y. team have been held with all OF
last years members back and pros
poets are for a good season. No league
has been entered as yet but all of the
best teams. in the city will he met
Games with several out-of-town teams
viii be scheduled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
Mex;co 10 Exhibit.

Thirty-two cases Of MeSican mer
chandise has arrived in Austin 70 u
entered in the Texas state exposition
according to Consul lsmael Magma
This merchandise came from Toronto
where Il had been on exhibition. IA"
Antonio will be- the distributing cen
ter for merchandise 10 be- shown br
Heyico nj fairs throughuut the Unite:
s airS. t'm'.ul Magma s'a'rd.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
Living Costs Increase.

BostN,, Sept. 2G.--The commission
on the necessities of life of the state
of Massachusetts, places combined
costs, 1875 per cent above the levels
existing at the end of At gust. 1915.
In the last month costs incceased ~
per cent as compared with n year
ago. Tbs was due largely TO the III
crease in the price of anthracite.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
POLICE BAND COMING
Famous Musical Organization Of Mex
ico Will Play Here.

Tic Mexican Police Rand will
broadcast over radio at Chicago next
Sunday evening. beginning at 30. ac-
cording to telegram received by Con.
sui Ismael Magyar. The program will
be given at Edgewater beach and
broadcasted over WJAX station.
Consul Magma stated that ,l.e band
will return to Mexico some time in
the near future and that the local con
sulate will arrange for it TO give one
or more concerts in San Antonio when
il reaches here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26

aggregate bookings are running light
er than n August.
This situation has had a tendency
to encourage the use of stocks on hand
and TO cause delay in placing new or
ders. Production is being gradually
decreased.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
GASOLINE NOT AFFECTED.
New Business Not Keeping Up With
Steel Production.

Pittsburg. Sept. e6.-The most re
cent cut In the price OF Pennsylvania
crude oil has not been accompanied by
a reduction in the price IF gasoline.
The prevailing price Mt fill stations,
still is % cents a gallon plus the .
cent tate tax.
The low price Of crude has checked
Development work in the Pennsylvania
|s<ids and producers are working out
an organization designed 10 stimulate
demand for PENNSYLVANIA oil
New business is not eeping up.
with steel production.
While some mills report their or
ders have incrcar"'l. it is estimated the