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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31

l0Wos
Petitions bearing over 5000 names
will be filed this afternoon foy a
referendum vote on the three major
election laws of the 1923 general a.
sembly, r. w. Frazier of Crosby IN
before noon today.
Petitions for vote of the people on
senate bill No. 233, providing for
non political state elections, viii
contain 1929 names, he said, or ]
299 names more than the 1000 re
quired to hold up operation of The
law until it is voted on.
Petitions for vote on house bill
No 2s5 providing for "United
States Ballot" and separate primary
on all federal Offices, will conta,o
$500 names and petitions for voto
on house bill No. 2S2 providinr
methods of electing precinct commit-
teemen and organization of stat
party committee will contain 8,472
names Mr.. Frazier asserted all names
had been check closely.
League Action Uncertain
Whether petitions for the re-
erendum on six laws, includnr
the major banking laws of the 1872
assembly, will be filed by. Nonparti-
san leaguers was in question this
morning. State Chairman w. J
Church of the Nonpartisan League
left Bismarck without having com
pleted the petitions. Short of names
he sent out numerous kilograms 70"
petitions and they were arriving or
every mail. Being called to a meet
ing elsewhere tonight he left the
petitions in charge of Mr.. Frazier
who said that he would not know
how many signers there were un-
til n check was made this afternoon
Mr.. Frazier frankly is against Tho
proposed league referendum, declar
ing that if 10 laws are submitteJ
there will not be the opportunity Coz
discussion of the election laws which
he desires. He said he unders'ooG
that Governor Ncstos would call a
SpCNIol CiSNtlohS "HStCoS hio PtA SO.
ions asked for a vote in Novem)er
1924, and that in a special electjor
the number ought to be limited to
insure proper discussion, or the tilue
far distant. Governor Nestos las
made no statement of his attttude.
F. o. Hellstrom Of Bismarck so!ne
days ago filed 7,440 names on a pc
ition for referendum of the lepis Ia
tive act validating the settlement Of
bank taxes during the years 1913
1920 and 1921 when no law exist
under which the state bank stacE
could be taxed.
Opinion Asked
Deputy Secretary of State M. W.
Duffy said that the count in his
office Tailed with Mr.. Helstron,'s
and that the Governors Office had
requested his Office to seek opinion
Of Attorney-General Shafer on the
situation arising from the fact that
some of the petitions of Hellstrom
named different committee for pet
itioners than others.
Five petitions bearing about %
names for referendum on election
laws were received at the Secretary
of States Office from Democratic
committee composed of J. Nelson
Kelly. Grand Forks: E. J.. Hughes
Dickinson; John Scraska, Minot; 6.
w. McHose. Fargo, and Fred NJ. An
derson of Minot.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31
CHORIsrER 80 YEARS.

Battersea, Eng. May 31.-Eighty
years of continvpus service in church
choirs ended with the recent death
of Joseph Kenningham, 81. For
many years he was soioist in Sails
bury Cathedral. He has sung at every
Handel Festival since 1862.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31
EVEN STOLE IN JAIL.

London, May 31.-Slippers, a towel
and other articles she has stolen in
prison were found in the possession
of waitress arraigned for theft at
London Sessions. She had been con-
victed no less than thirty times. ac-
cording to the records.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31
ARMS SORE. GLAD NOW.

ARMS SOKE, GLAD NOW.
Paris, May 31.-Former soldiers are
glad now shat they were inoculated
with anti-typhiod serum during the
war. Since an epidemic broke out IN
Paris, three times as many women as
men have contracted the disease,
medical authorities report.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31
FRENCH ORDER REyOKED.

Rome, May 3l.-Compulsory teach
ing of French in Italian schools. has
been abolished by Premier Mussolini.
Instead, each pupil must be taught
one Of several foreign languages.
English is included in the list.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31
CARDINAL SEES PLAY

Brussels, May 31.-Cardinal Mer-
Ger recently paid his first visit to the
fheater. He accompanied his clergy
to private performance of the mir.
acle play, Guibour, starring Mpe.
Yvette Guilbert.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31

FIFTY GRANDCHILDREN.
London, May 31.-Fiftt grandchil-
Dr. were present At The birthday
party of nine-ty-year- woman in
Blyth, Northumberland.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31
DEATH FOR CANNIBALs.

DEA1H FUN CANN1BALS.
fParis, May 31.-Cannibalism in
western and central Africa is punish
able by death under decree just
promulgated by the French govern
ment. Cases formerly we're dealt
with according to local native Gus
toms. Sentences frequently were
1fild.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31
FREAK CALF.

Coxwold, Eng, May 31.-A calf
born to cow owned by R. F. Barker
has two heads and three ears.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31
BAR EXAM.

The State Bar Board will hold its
next examination for admission to
the bar in Grand Forks July 10.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31
PETITIONS ON
LAWS FILED IN
STATE OFFICE
Referendum Is Asked or
Three Election Laws Enact
ed by Legislature
LEAGUE MAY NOT FILE
Question of Sufficiency Of
Petitions and Opposition
To Filing Shown

Petitions bearing more than
the required number of names,
according to II. w. Frazier were
filled with the Secretary of
State at 2:15 p. m. asking for a
referendum vote on three cleo
ton laws.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31
ADAMS.

Farmers are busy breaking land
and seeding hax at present, but un-
less there is q rainfall in the near
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31

planting of corn and breaking Of
ground for fax has occupied the far
mers for the past week. Warm wealth
ef caused a rapid growth of crops
and meadows. Several farmers re-
port cutworm damage in wheat, but
this condition is not general" X. G.
Newcomer, Carson.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28


Phi vareni Bordenovo Evapo-
rated Mleko jest v mnohych.
zpGsobech idealni formou teto,
idealni potraviny. Y prvni fa-
de jest naprosto ciste. Vydrzi
dlouho v kteremko-li podnebi.
Nemdze byti znecisteno, dokud
jest v krabici. A dava pine
mleko Sc zbylou venkovskou
smetanou.
Pro smetanove polevky neb
peceni pro nakypy, kolace,
omacky a desert jest v mno-
hych pfipadech leipsi nez-i Ger
stve. Zkuste jej do kavy.
Cd dob, k,dy jest nezmeneno
v hodnote, bohatosti a chuti
dava vzdy stejne vysledky.
We ctyriceti tovarnach po-
stavenych tesne u poll, kde Sc
pasou nejpeknejsi kravy, jest
pripravovano die predpisu W.
pracovaneho muzem, jehoz
jmeno ma kazde plechovce jest
zarukou dobre jakosti.
Ucelem teto oznamkove &C.
RE jest seznamiti verejnost s
.jistymi podrobnostmi o mleku,
ktere by mely byti znamy a
take jich ,uzivano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28

Zadna osCba nemIze postra-
dati mleka jako pravidelne ca
sti potrayy denni stravy.
Tento nejsprawnejsf potra-
vialovy dar pfirody, ktery jedi
ne urcen byl pro vyzivovaci l.
cele - bez ktereho by ditko
nemohlo dospeti zdstava po
cely zivot nezhytnou soucasti
potravinovych kpmbinaci urce
nych pro udrzeni zdravi a Ii
vota.
Mladik j divka v desiti le-
tech nesmi zanedbavati mleka,
jez nezaopatruje toliko jen to-
pivo pro cele generace tepla a
energie, ale zasobnje znacnym
poctem mineralnfch soil po-
trebnych telu a vice ziyin nez-
ii potravina jina. ];
! v pozd6jsim ,obdobi zivo7
ia mdze byti potravinova hod-
nota mleka dosazena dvojim
zpdsobem - pitim cerstveho
mleka a9pozivanim potravy pri-
pravene' z mleka.
We vyzralejsim zivote jest
mleko podivuhodnym prame-
mem zasob lidskych vyzivnych
potreb. "A kdyz cerstve mleko
nelze dostati, neb jej nelze v
domacnosti uschovati, uziite
mleka preparoNaneho.
Pred GA roxy, Gail Borden
epochalnim vynalezem prepa-
rovamehe mleka, zajistil pro
kazdeho a vSulde dostatecnou
zasobu naprosto cisteho mleka
pro veskerou domaci potrebu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28
V TENA,TEcH !
B Q N 4 N
NaPsal Karel n. Pfibffespnsky. 2

dvema lety, kdyz byla navste-
YOU V Praze u pfibuznych, sla
Setriloya dcera ma jakysi We
necek 4 tam nekolikrat tanG-
Ia S Dubinem, ienz byl tehdaz
drednikem jakehos prodejniho
druzstva. Setkali s,e' spoTu je-
ste nekolikrat. Anicka odjela
doma, ale temer soucasne do
Sci Setrila dopis velmi jasny a
urcity, v nemz oznamoval Du-
bin, re slecna nan pusobila
dojmem nekapomenutelnym-
prosil otce, ably Sc dotazal dee
ry, smi-h Sc oddavati nejake
nadeji a zadal, bude-li odpo-
we'd Unit kladne, otce "a svo-
leni.
Pana pokladnika nedotklo Sc
toto psani velmi piijemne. We
dS!o Sc, ze lest jeho dcera do
brou partii. v uchazeci spa
tfoyal obySejneho lovce vena
9 oddychl 81, kdyz dcera pro-
hlasila, ze neciti k panu Dubi-
nOvi praniCeho a nechce y mem
budit marne nadeje. Jen tax
mimochodem Sc il zeptal, ja-
ky ie..
Hrozne mnoho 81 0 sobe
nysli, mluyi malo ja'k spise ja-
ko by. poroucel. Mic Jim ne
pohne, 'kdyz mysli, ze ie nej-
vreleisim. jeste je studeny ia
ko rampouch.
Tehda to wal proste ma We
domi a napsal suchou, zapor-
nou odpoved'. Ale dnes tato
charak akteristika nan pusobila
Primo desive. Odmitnuti ma
padnici nebyva.ii prilis laskavi
a takoveto povahy jiz dokonce
ne. Nezapomnel-li dosud, bu-
de jiste v6c, pokud mlze, zte-
zovat jemu Setfilovi, tolik
zalezi na tom, ably skoncila do
bre. Zavisi ma tom jeho jme-
nj dokonce cest -.
- Proklety osud! Takova
vec Sc pfihodi jen mne! Zrov-
ma jej
Pristoupil k oknu a stole "a
zaclonou dival Sc ma ulici, We
douci cd namesti. Tudy pri-
jde. Rad by jej aspon videl,
nez Sc mu octne tvafi v tvar.
Doutnik, jejz drzel V ruce, leh
ce praskal, obalovy list Sc roz-
lanai Setril 81 uvedomil, ze Sc
jeho prsty chveii.
= Prave ted je mi tfeba xii
du, prave ted. vice nez kdyko-
Ii jindy. Je-li on stldeny ia
ko rampouch, musim byt ia
jeste klidnejsim a chladnejsim.
Ale sam citil, ze 81 domlou-
va, ze Sc presvedcuje marne,
trasl Sc temer netrp6livosti ce-
kaje, az Sc ukaze ma ulici, ny.
nj liduprazdne, muz, ktereho
dosud neznal a ktereho Sc pre-
ce jen jiz bal.
- X "venci" jsou neivyse
dive minuty, at til. Tri a tri
jest sest. A ia tu cekam jist6
jiz aspon deset.
Sledoval obeh ytefinove ra-
fife kazdou chvili vzhlizeje ma
ulici. Preslo nekolik hostel
nych osob, ale ne TEN, jejz ce-
kal. Konecne Sc objevi! ma u
lici mlady, asi tficet.lety, stih-
II maz v elegantnim cestov-
MIN obleku. Sci klidne, volns,
beze vseho chyatu, jeho hladce
oholena tyar nijak neprojevo-
vala, ze Sc ubira k jedpani du-
llszitenmu neeb. doko'lnlece nepfije-
mnemu.
Setfiloyou tyari Sc kmitl IL
smev ponskud pohrdavy.
= Nepude to tax zle. Ia
, kkovy padslany American!
Piece vsak odstpupil rychle
cd okna q usedl ku psacimu
stolu.
-Budu radsji myslit ma ne
co iineho, umiiioyal 81, ackoliy
81 by, zcela vedOm, re SIC mu to
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28

DEL u vellkeh0 pSaclhO StOlu
pracovny We SVEN byte. Still
pokryt byl po obou stranach
spisy q papiry. Uprostred ma
podlozce byl stlcek dopisd, -
pod mimi noviny. Setfil sahl
po psanich, nez-li je otevfel,
prohledl zbezn6 jeden po dru-
hem, pevne dfvaje Sc ma firmy
vytistene ma obalkach.
- JeSt9 stale mic! zabrucel.
A prece to byIo nejdalezitejsi.
Ma jeho' ;tvafi sc ukazal W.
raz zklamani. Zapalil 81 dout-
mix, vstal a preset pokojem.
Byl to asi nadssatipetilety muz
vysoke, ! temef obrovske posta-
w, sirokoramenhy, rozlozity,
ale niikterak tiusts. Jeho hla-
va ne tom obfim ts,e skcro 50
zdala pFi!is maioq, jeh0 rysa-
w hodns prossdivsly Was byl
dosud husty, plnoyous sotva tu
a tam protkan sediyou nitkpu.
Drzeni tela ! pevna, enersicka
chGze syedSily o sebevedomi,
ale We tvari Sc jevila nerves
most, netrpeliyost, snad j tlume-
ma lzkost, pohled modrych pei
byl tskavy, chfipe primeho no.
sn..se. tu a tam zachyely. rty
beztak. tenke byly sevreny.
Ale pax, mavl rukou.
yen ne pospichat, fekl 81
polohlasit6 na"kNap nemam,
psat po druhe bylo' bx doproo-
sovat Sc, vydayat Sc Jim lip mi
lost a nemilost. A tax daleko
prece jeste nejsem.
Znovu usedl Ike stolu, otvi-
raj dppis "a dopisem, cetl je a
kladl ma dive hromadky die to-
no, vyzadoyaly-li odpoyedi cili
mic. PAX Sc chopil pera a jal
Sc psat.
~sssys s:esuk'.Si tfi ctvrti hodi-
ny, kdyz Sc Skyal z pfedsins
HAS zvonku. Nevsimal 81 no
pokracoval NE sve praci. Ale
obratil Sc prudce, kdyz SC ote-
vrely tise dvefe vesla sluzka
S dopisem ruce.
CO Jest? tazal Sc mrzute.
Je tn, prosim, cisnik cd
"vence" prinesl dopis.
- Cd kohc?. tazal Sc Setril
vztahuje po mem ruku.
- Nezna onoho pana. Je to
cizinec, pf;sel pred polednem.
Ostatne ceka cisnik ma odpo.
we'd. Nam jej zavolat?
Pap pokladnik jenom zavr-
tel hlayou, wal do ruky dopis
a ledel ma pisno adresy.
-Odnekud je znam, pravil,
ale q to je. =.
,Obritil Sc ke stolu, rozfizl
obalku, vynal psani rychle
pohledl ma podpis.
- Dubin!, brucel - co ten
tn chce? i =.
Dopis byl strucny.
"Vazeny pane
pokladniku, pochybuji. ze by
ste pfijal mou naystevu, kdy-
bych Sc ohlasil proste navsti-
venkou, vysvetluji tedy dcel
sveho pfichodu timto dopisem.
Neobtezuje Vas svou prito-
mnosti napadnik slecnou dee
rou jiz jednou odmitnqty, ny
brz zastupce kartelu, IA neja
jste Sc obratil ' zalezitosti sve
cihelpy. Napiste nebc vzkazte
mi laskave, kdy mch9 prijit k
vam,. abychom projednali tuto
z;ilezitost.
v dokonale dcte
Jifi Dublin
Pan pokladnikk zbledl, eta ty
to radky, jeho zqby sevFely
ret. Ale ovladl se okamzite.
Rekpete s..s9ikoyi, at w
fidi cpQmp panlovi, ze jej ote.
kavam."
Sluzka odesla 2 sotva Sc "a
vrely "a ii n aVsfe. SaAfil W;
skocil Cd stoln = jal aespzeile:
ne pfechazet pokojem. Dublin,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28

Fdk SiySel HckOllk pOlOnlaSl-
nych vet, dvefe Sc otevrely a
sluzka ohlasovala:
Prosfm je tuu u j..
Pokyvl chvatne hlavou.
- At vejde!
Sluzka zmizela We dverich,
v nichz objevil Sc hned ma to
Dublin. Setfiloyi Sc zdalo, ze
tvar odmitnuteho napadhika
ie bleda, ale jeho vlastni obli-
cej byl'zsinaly. vstal q Sci mul
vstric.
- Dublin, predstavoval Sc la
konicky mlady muz lehce Sc
uklaneje.
Setril byl tax zmaten, re me-
nalezl hned odpovedi, chtel po
dat Dubinovi ruku, ale pax 81
vsiml, ze ten ruky nijak ne,na-
= e
tahl, to jej popletlo jeste vice,
konecne vsak yykoktal:
Pokladinik SetTil. Pro-
sim, psad'te Sc.
Dublin u!sedl ma zidli po, pra-
We strane psaciho stolu, pan
pokladnik zaujal sve driv9jsi
misto a zmocnenec kartelu otvi
rajc kozeny portefeuille W.
jfmaje z neho jakysi dopis,
rekl: fMh.3!
"Myslim, ze bude nejlepe,
|prikrocime-li lined K veci.
Setril jen prikyvl.
Dopsal jste nam, pane po-
kladniku, pokracoval mlady
muz, zadaje abychom prijali
vaSi cihelnu do kartelu nebo
abychom j koupili cd vas. To
jest doznani, re sc vas podmk
bez mas neudrzi.
prominte, rekl Setril po-
drazdene. ale pfece ne zcela
jist6, pojimate-li mou snahu o
vyrovnani takto
Ano, pojimame il tax, -
rekl chladne Dublin a jeho hlas
znel chladps q rezave jako
ocel.
PAX jste tedy ma omylu,
fekl Setril a chtel n6co pripo-
jit, ale Dublin zastavil proud
jeho reci pouhym posunkem.
Nenamahejte Sc, pane po-
kladniku. tsAss n"
Sebevedomym gestem jeho
vzkypela krev Setrilova.
- Neuvykl jsem That. N.Y.
slite-li.
Dublin zachoval kid.
Nemyslim, pane poklad-
niku, ale soudim z toho, re iste
o stavu sveho podniku infor-
movan hGfe nez-li my.
- Dovolte - namitl pan po
kladnik.
- Prosim, pokracoval Du-
bin We sve reci. nedavaje sc
mylit. Nam zde vsecky spisy,
pokladate-li nektery muj IL
daj "a nespravny, racte mne
opravit.
Setr;l umlkl a poslouchal, CO
prednaSel Dublin, nahlizeje do
listin, jez vynal z portefeuillu.
- Cihelna vznikla ma stat
ku, jeiz jste byl yyzenil, jed
max zd6dil. Statek mel cenu
devadesati tisic korun, tricetti-
sic korun bylo ha nem hypote-
karniho dluhu.
Setfilovi nebylo milo, re je
tn majetkove takorka svlekan
do naha, diwal Sc stranou a
jen pokyvoyal hlavou.
- kdyz jste byl upozornen,
re prumyslove yyuziti pudy by
vyneslo vice nez dosavadni
pacht, rozhodl jste sc zfidit CT
helnu, adaptace, stavby, razna
zafizeni, vse stale asi sedesat
tisic korun. PoridEl jste to ma
duh,
Setril sabou pohnul chteje
n6co fici.
- Polovice tohoto dluhu je
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28

CESkY domov Americe pfrozene touzi po ce-
ske stravs jest jen spravno a prrozeno, ze TAX
ma byti Mnohe nejprednejsi vlastnost America
MI 6eskSho pIvcdu mohou byti sledovany nazpet
teto dobre, proste, zdrave stravs, davno proslu-
le rodne zemi, kde vznikly.
AVSAk teto zemi mnohe techto jidel musi
byti pfipraveny potravinovymi vyrobky vstsi-
nou jiz hetoyymi mnohdy je to problemem pro
ceslxou hospodyni, aby rozpoznala,' jake pfisady
pouziti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28

ROZPOZNAVSI toto, he Borden Company zaji-
stila 81 sluzeb vybornych ceskych kucharek a do
Ia jim prileiitost k vypracovani nejlepsim pro-
spschem pfipravy mnohych nejprosuejsich ce-
skych predpisI americkymi potravinovymi wy
robky.
TENTO soubor pfedpisovych rozhovori uvefej.
novan jest kaideho tydne tomto casopisu bu-
de jists vykaxovati zajem ocensni hospodynek.
Vystfihncte 81 kazdy pfedpis, nalepte jej do kns-
by pokustc o jich lpravu samy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28

THE BORDEN COMPANY
Borden Building, New York.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11

Rockefellcr's second gift. it is an
nounced. would be on condition that
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11
To Reduce Dangerous
VariCoSe Veins
strong, Powerful Yet Safe Surgeons
Prescription Called MoOne's Emerald
Oil Has Astonished Physicians.

People who have swollen veins or
lunches should not wait until they
each the bursting point, which means
iuch suffering and loss of time, but
hould ut once secure from any re-
able druggist two-ounce original
|ottle of Moone's Emerald Oil (fuli
trength).
BY using this powerful, yet harm
fss, germicide treatment improvement
noticed in a few days and by its
|egular use swollen veins will return
b their normal size and sufferers will
Ease to worry" Moone's Emerald Oil
Featment is used by physicians and
h hospitals and is guaranteed to az
|pmplish results or money refunded.
1t reduces all kinds of enlarged
lands, goitres and wens and is used
|xclusively in many large factories as
n unfailing first aid to the injured
ntiseptic. Sommer's Drug Stores
ill supply you. Mail orders ac.
opted.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11
ignorance Excuses No One

If you haven't learned about Black
and White Ointment. which is doing
such almost miraculous things for
people who had tried many things in
desperation trying 10 get rid of PIN
pies. blotches, bumps. eczema. break
ing out" ETC.. your friends. and peo-
pie who see you. won't excuse you for
still having these ugly things all over
your face. neck, arms or hands.
Nearly two million packages d
Black and White Ointment are being
used a year. which just proves IT'S
wide use and tremendous popularity
with the people whose skin 1t has
cleared up.
ANY dealer can supply you. 80
there is no excuse 10 keep being BOT
cred with your skin troubles. The Hl'
size contains three times as much a.
10 Sc si2o.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11
HUSBAND AND WIFE
SHOT BY MAN WHO
LATER KILLS SELF
Mysterious Message, Taken
From Slayer's Pocket,
Is Kept Secret.
Danville. Va. Oct. lin the line.

Danviile. Va. Oct. lin the lines
of message which Coroner j. T..
Taylor said would never be made
public was believed 10 lie hidden to-
day the motive in the unexplained
killing of William o. Williams. Dan
vile business man. and the serious
wounding of Mrs. Williams by Ben e..
Coleman. member Of a widely known
Virginia family, who later committed
suicide.
The message was taken from Cole
mans pocket a few minutes after the
triple shooting here last night in a
private residence where all three made
their home.
Williams and his wife. who, police
officials believe. vas wounded in at
tempting TO shield her husband. were
said by witnesses to have been shot
down without warning by Coleman
when he met them leaving the dining
room.
Coleman. whose wife was not in the
house at that time. then walked up
stairs. locked himself in his room and
took his own life.
Coleman. who was state automobile
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11

San Jose Burial Park New NUM-
'ipal Cemetery, open for inspection
IN week days from s to 5, SUNDAYS.
o to g, South Loop Road. Park De-
|artment, City Hall.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11

r. J. Boyle to Speak-R. J. Boyle
pill be the principal speaker at the
reekly meeting of the Conopus Club.
which will be held in the Mengcr Ho.
Ell Friday noon. Although Mr.. Boyle
as not disclosed the nature of his talk
is quite probable that he will speak
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11

on the life of Columbus or the discov.
cry of America. as Friday is Columbus,
Day. Walter Giesecke will act as
chairman. Attendance prizes will bc
given by Jay L. Adams, DIR. o. IL
Judkins. Il. b. McGimsey and J. S.
Maverick. Entertainment will be pro
vided by Ed Frazer and George Mar.
tindale.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11

SwsStika fancy firm coal. Clean. no
lust or slate. Satisfactory. Ira Perry
Doal Co., TT. 1897, CIR. 1923, .Tr. 46i.
-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11

Make your own plumbing repairs.
Ne will sell you the supplies. Open
Fhop Plumbing Co., Inc, 206 Losoya
)t.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11

Rotary Club Program-George L.
Allensworth will be chairman of the
regular weekly luncheon Of the San
antonio Rotary Club, which will be
(eld at the ST. Anthony Hotel Friday
loon. The program will be in charge
|f the business methods committee.