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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-25
M'NEEL TO RESIGN
AS Commissioners
TO ENTER BUSINESS
County Official to Become
Interested in Big Pay
ing Company.

!. s. McNeel, county commissioner
will resign his office effective May
l and will engage in the paving bust
ness with one OF the largest paving
companies in the city. This admis
sion was made by SIR. McNeol Wed.
ncsday morning when informed that
reports of his resignation were cur
rent Mt the court house. Joe Newton
deputy clerk under Jack X. Burke
and who has been serving with the
commissioners court, it Is understood
will be selected 10 succeed Mr.. Nc
Neel. The appointment rests with the
county judge and commissioners.
Mr.. McNeel has been serving the
county as commissioner for about L.
years and was reelected at the last
general election by a large majority
Il have decided to resign" Mr.
McNeel said, " and take a job where
| can make more money. I have n
good opportunity and as a man OF
family cannot afford to pass it up. ]
have cndeavored TO serve the county
to the best of my ability during my
twelve years of service and il is with
sincere regret that sever my come.
tons with the office and with my
friends there
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-25
FREES
MAN ACCUSED
BY HUNT GIRL
Criminal Assault Charge
Against Leo D. McCor-
mick Dismissed.
ANOTHER UNDER BOND
Girl on Stand Relates Ex-
periences While Missing
From Home.
ANOTHER UNDER BOND

Leo b. Mccormick. charged by COM
plant in justice court with statu'
tory offense. was discharged from
custody Wednesday morning. follow
ing habeas corpus hearing before
Judge S. &. Tayloe in the Forty-fifth
district court. The evidence intro
duced by the state at the hearing
Tuesday afternoon was considered in.
sufficient to warrant the holding OF
Mccormick.
Mccormick. with another man, was
arrested by deputy shcriffs last week,
following the disappearance of Hazel
Eliza Hunt. n 1J-year-old girl. The
Hunt girl, upon being found, told of.
ficers she had been forcibly detained
by two men and had been miStreatcd.
Officers then filed charges in Justice
court and the two men were placed
in Jail. The other man arrested was
granted bail in the sum of $1,000 fol
lowing z habeas corpus hearing in the
Thirty-scventh district court Satur-
day afternoon.
Did Not 'Mistreat Her.
At the hearing Tuesday afternoon,
the Hunt girl testified that she had
been attacked by Mccormick and also
| by the second man arrested. Expert
testimony introduced hy counsel fol
Mccormick. however. was TO the effect
that the girl had not been mistreated
According to the story told by tbs
girl on the stand Tuesday she was j,
years old on her last birthday in
March. and has been attending a To-
cal convent. She had gone TO visit
I, -. al 1ag
she testified, when she saw McCormick
and soldier in an automobile. She
was invited TO ride. she said. and got
in the car. the soldier leaving the car
after a while.
Mccormick took me to a roomins
house near Fort Sam Houston" the
girl testified. 81 sat up in my room
all night with my clothes on. The
next morning he took me 10 some
woman's house and left me-
Go TO Another House.
That afternoon. the girl testified
the man came back and they went
automobile riding. later returning to
another house near a moving picture
show.
I'VE went into room at this house
and remained in the room all night.
witness testified. He attacked me.
Next morning, the girl said. she
was taken TO still another house
across big bridge over some rail
road tracks" From this house, the
girl said. woman took her to Den
yer Heights and she did not see the
man again.
The girl also testified that while
at her sisters home near Hot Wells
another man had asked her TO walk
down to the river with him. She did
While there. she testified. this man
had attacked her. 1t was after this
incident. she said, that she met Nc
Cormick.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-25
STORM MISSES SAN ANTONIO.
Forecast for "Wednesday Night and
Thursday Is Fair.

-Thunderstorms swept the state
Tuesday night with heavy damage iii
North Texas where whole towns we're
flooded and hail fell in the streets
to depth of ono foot. Henrietta re-
ported damage of $4,000.
Twenty homes were blown down in
Fort Worth but no lives were lost.
A few railroads suffered washouts.
San Antonio missed severe storm.
one storm area passing TO the south
and the other to the north. The rain.
fall here was ~ hundredths of ali
inch.
The forecast for San Antonio and
vicinity for Wednesday night and
Thursday is generally fair. with mini
mum temperatures from Ga to IS and
light variable winds.
The weather map shows high
pressure area located over the Great
Lakes. A slow" is moving from Mex
leo over Arizona and New Mexico and
this condition makes weather condi-
tons here uncertain. a low pressure
area is apparently moving from Can
ada over the Montana border.
At midnight Tuesday. the high.
which was located Tuesday over Ar
Kansas. reached San Antonio and the
barometer moved up 10 and then
quickly dropped. 1t is believed that
this "high" and "low' in Mexico
united over Texas, thus causing the
statewide storms.
The Colorado river at Ballinser rose
% feet by Wednesday morning show
ing that n heavy rain fell in the head
waters. Unless more rain falls, how
ever, no flood is expected.
Rainfall over the state up to I
o'clock Wednesday morning was abb
lcne. la: Amarillo, 40; Dallas,
2.O6; Houston. 80 Del Rio. .16; Pal
cstine. "A; San Antonio. -; Taylor,
"a: Austin. "a Ballinger. .; Mar
BILE Falls. LII; Henrietta. ia: East
land, 2.02; Kerrville. 1.56: Llano'
LOS: Quanah. 90; San Marcos, is
Snyder. Ito: Waco. Sc; Weather
ford. lis; Hondo, la; and Uvaldc,
-.
Temperatures at Z o'clock Wednes'
day morning we're San Antonio. GA ;
Amarillo. so: Brownsville, 10; San
Diego. Sc: San Francisco. As: Chi
cago. "A; New York, so; Jacksonville,
20 and Denver. 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-25
BREAK In WITH PICK
One Thief Gets Two Suitcases Of Shoes
But All For Right Foot.

Burglars used pick to smash a
side window To enter the store Of Dan
Lovece. 1901 South Brazos street. at
an early hour Wednesday morning.
The place was looted and a miscellane-
Gus assortment of goods, valued at
$3.50. stolen. The robbery was discov-
cred when the owner reached the place
shortly after daylight.
There's visited the garage OF j. L.
Valentine. 533 West Mistletoe avenue,
Tuesday night and stole two suitcascs.
each filled with sample shoes. The
footwear were all for the right foot.
DR.. W. A. King, former city health
officer. reported that thief stole his
touring car. Tuesday night while it
was parked in front Of his home, 301
East Myrtle street.
Three dresses were stolen out OF an
automobile owned by Sam Cockrell,
SOD San Pedro avenue, early Wednes-
day morning while the car was parked
near the corner OF East Houston and
jefferson streets.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-25
Poey Who Led Renegade Putes Warpa Found Dead
ADOBE COLLAPSES
BURYING FOREMAN;
DUG OUT BY CREW
Ancient South Alamo
Street Building Sudden
ly Gives Way.

Joe Flores, rear 1104 South Laredo
street. was buried beneath a mass OF
adobe when n section of wall of a
building. situated at South Alamo
and Nueva streets, collapsed while be.
ing wrecked at $50 Wednesday
morning.
Fellow workmen rescued him by
rapid digging away of the mass OF
wrcckage which for a few moments
completely covered him. He was rush.
cd TO the Robert r. Green Memorial
hospital in semi-conscious condition
He was found TO have been injured
internally but to what extent physi-
clans were unable TO determine up 10
an early hour during the afternoon.
They reported. however. Flores had
sustained a fracture of two ribs. lie
was also severely bruised about the
head and body.
Flores. it is said. was in charge OF
gang of laborers that have beer
razing the structure building that
has stood on the southwest corner oi
South Alamo and Nucva streets for
n half century or more. One of the
walls. constructed of adobe. il is said
fell without warning and Flores wa,
caught beneath the mass.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-25

UloSS W INV = ~
Marshal Ward went to Blanding
several days ago to investigate re-
PORTS that the Indians had informa-
ton, of the whereabouts OF Old Po-
sew. who faced arrest under a federal
warrant charging insurrection.
tMancos Jim, 10S-year-old chieftain.
told the marshal that Old Posey had
died in battle and that the captured
Piutes know where the body lay.
The marshal set out on horseback
with the Indians and they found the
body on the rim of Comb, Wash. The
bodv was recovered in cave where
the Indians said Old Posey had crept
before he died.
known for His Bravery.
In late years Old Posey had tlg-
ured in many Indian disturbances IN
southeastern Utah, where he is said
10 have lived most of his life. Posey' S
name was known in the West wher-
ever there were Utes, and, as Will
liam Hatch, he was known to all white
men in the San Juan Basin.
AS a member of Nance Jim's war
tribes in the early settlement days,
Posey distinguished himself, federal
officers say, through his bravery.
The aged chieftain's death is the
second Indian fatality reported as a
result Of the uprising last month. Old
Bishops Boy having been slain in
one of the encounters with the set
tiers. Several other Indians were
wounded.
All Trouble Over Now.
The trouble was the outgrowth OF
the conviction of two Indians charged
with sheep stealing.
. Old Posey resented The decision and
Wired the renegades to arms. His band
consisted of only score or less, il
vas reported, and white settlers at
once organized to protect themselves
against attacks.
Officials here say that the death OF
Old Posey is assurance that Indian
trouble in the southeastern part of the
state is at an endt
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-25
WILL TAKE STUMP
Congressman Plans TO Defend Hard
ing's International Court Plan.

Cleevland, Ohiu, April 2o.-Con-
gresham Theodore f. Burton, Repub-
lican, of Cleveland, plans a series of
speeches defending President Hard
ing's advocacy of the international
court of justice, he announced here
today.
MANY persons are confusing the
court with the issue of the League OF
Nations" the congressman said. They
are dissimilar. one being political
alliance and the other merely judi
cial body"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-25
CONSPIRACY is ALLEGED.
Written Protest Is Filed by Acting
District Attorney.

Corpus Christi, Tex, April A.
Indictments against the mayor, city
commissioners and city secretary Of
Corpus Christi, and against the coun-
\ " judge. three members OF the COM
missioners' court and one former COM
missioner of Nueces county, alleging
illegal expenditure of city and coun-
ty funds. were made public yesterday
when the warrants for the arrest OF
| these men were delivered to the sher-
| if $ department.
One count was returned against
County Judge H. r. Sutherland, Coun-
| ty Commissioners L. NJ. Lawrence,
| Ben ID. Lee and Ernest Barley and
| former County Commissioner Joe II.
! Gallagher by the special grand jury
| which adjourned its session here Sat-
urday. after conducting investigations
since it was empanelled on April z.
Two counts were returned against
| Mayor L. q. LovenSkiold and City
Commissioners II. \. Carter, William
| Shelly, W. w. Chapman and u. A. Sc
crest and John I. Barlett, city sec
rotary.
st. Louis NIsn Named.
W. l.. Pearson of Houston. manager
of the W. l.. Pearson 4 Company, q
corporation. also was indicted in con-
| nection with the counts returned
against the city council. Fred Emert,
a bond man Of St. Louis, Mo-, was
| indicted in connection with the bill
returned against the county Off
cials.
At the time the indictment OF city
and county officials was made public.
a written protest. filed by II. J. Pass
more, district attorney pro tom. who
was working with the grand jury IN
the absence Of District Attorney Mil
ton West, also was given out
This statement by Mr.. Passmore,
which has been placed on the min
utes of the Criminal District Court ~
Nuess county. protested against the
Indictment returned against n. X.
Sutherland, L. NJ. Lawrence, Joe II.
| Gallagher. Ernest Barkley. Zen u.
Lee and Pred Emsrt. declaring that
he does not believe that the contract
employing Mr.. Emert was illegal AMI
that he does not believe there was
any illegal expenditure Of county
funds.
$1,000 BOND Furnished.
County Judge Sutherland. County
! Commissioners Lawrence, Lee and
Rarklcy and former Commissioner
Gallagher we're served with warrants
bv the sherff's department. Each
of these men made bond in the sum
Of $1,000 for the count against him.
No arrests we're made Yesterday 10
connection with the indictments
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-25
OLD INDIAN CHIEF
DIES ALONE WHILE
POSSE R0UTS BAND
lOO-year.old Renegade Made His Last
Stand on March %, Then Crawled
Into Cave to Die u. S. Marshal
Receivers Body and Buries 1t on
Mountainside - Indians Ask That
Graves Location Be Not Revealed.

Salt Lake City, Utah, April 25.-The body of Old
Posey leader of the vanqushed renegade tribe of Pue
Indians which went the warpah in Southeastern Utah
last MONTH rests today in rude rock-covered grave
somewhere in the mountains Banding, Utah, where
he was slain in a skirmish with white settlers.
The aged chieftan Che said to be 100 years old)
made his last stand with handful of braves Comb,
WASH on March g. last and he died alone while white
possemen routed his small band.
United States Marshal j. Ray Ward late yesterday
brought the news of Old Poseys death to Blanding.
Marshal ard and four Indians recovered the body.
At the request of the trbesmen it was reported the
body was buried without ceremony mountanside
It was reported that the Indians had asked that the burial
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-25
BLAST KILLS TWO
Gelatin Mixer Blows Up at Explosives
Factory.

Joplin. Mo. April 25.--Two men
were killed instantly this morning
when gelatin mixer house in the
plant of the General Explosives Com
pany. eight miles northwest OF Jop-
lin. exploded. a.,
The dead arc: Fred Spoonhour, 81
years old and William McVey, 80,
both of Joplin. The cause of the cx-
plosion has not been determined.
Six or eight other men were cut
by flying glass. The blast shook
Pittsburg. Kan. twenty miles away.
The two men killed were seen mix
ing a bowl of 800 pounds of powder
five minutes before the explosion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-25

My contract whit the city called
for payment of the $63, S92 when /
had obtained natural gas and brought
it within the city limits" Mr.. Pearson
explained. The other item Of
S1209SS covers equipment sold TO the
city. This amount covers three separ-
ate sales, none OF which exceeded
$500, unless a few dollars in freight
was added"
THE whole affair is simply an ef-
fort by khan grand jury to discredit
the anti-klan administration.
Il happen to be one of the unfor-
tunate bystanders that always get
hit"
Mr.. Pearson said.h had no anxiety
over the outcome of the indictments.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-25
DRIVEN FROM HOMES.
Trinity River Will Go Out Of Banks
Weather Bureau Says.

Dallas, Tex, April e5.-Morc than
two inches of rainfall last night over
North-Central Texas probably will
put the Trinity river out of banks at
and below Dallas within 36 hours. &C.
cording to the local weather bureau.
The rain was accompanied by wind
and hail in some sections. but damage
was reported small except at Hen
rietta and in the Burkburnett oil
fields. Here property damage was es-
timated at around $4,000.
At Dallas last night police and fire.
men we're kept busy several hours an
swering calls for assistance from resi-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-25
The WEATHER
TEMPERATURES.
feather.

San Antonio and vicinity: Wednesday
night and Thursday. generally fair; min
mum temperature. So TO es; light va
risble winds
East Te,>s; Wednesday night and
THURSDAY, cloudy with probable local
showers.
West Texas: Wednesday night and
Thursday, partly cloudy. except local
showers in southeast portion Wednesday
night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-25

j. G.. Sarran. assistant fire chief
and drill master for the San Antonio
Fire Department. is slated TO sue
coed Chief 4. J. Goctz. who rendered
his resignation Tuesday. Chief Sar-
ran was appointed acting chief by
Commissioner Of Fire and Police Phil
Wright rs soon as the resignation nj
Chief Goetz was accepted Appoint
mcnt of Chief Sarran as chief Of the
department probably will follow with
in the next few weeks. Chief Sarran
is one OF the city's ablcst fire fight
crs, good drill master and. ikcd
by all tho mon in the department.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-25
$1,000 BOND Furnished.

Continued on next passJ
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Evening star., 1923-01-26

Mr.. Frederic d. X. lie Clerca. set
Evening star., 1923-01-26

The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Wallace will be the guests of
honor at dinner tomorrow evening Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Evans. jr.. who
will entertain at tho Chevy Chase Club.
Evening star., 1923-01-26

of Japan and Mma Hanihara are ex :
pected to sail today from Japan for
San Francisco and will come at once
to Washington on their arrival in
this country.
Evening star., 1923-01-26

DR.. Harvey w. Wiley of Washing
ton went to New York yesterday
where last evening he addressed the
Economic Club at the Hotel Astor.
Evening star., 1923-01-26

ond secretary Of the United States
embassy at London. has returned to
the Hamilton Hotel after q trip to
New York, whore he saw the Amer
George Harvey, eali for England.
MAJ. Oscar N. Solbert. military at
tache at London. and Mr.. Gambler
Cobo, assistant commercial aytache,
who were also at the Hamilton with
land.
Mr.. Charles Noble Gregory went to
New York today to attend the annual
meeting and dinner OF the American
ISOLATION. This branch includes the
United States and Canada Mr.. Greg
ory Is chairman OF Its executive COM
mittee.
Mrs. NJ W. Benjamin entertained q
company. OF ten at dinner last night
at the Powhatan.
Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark left
week end with friends.
Among those who will serve on the
moor committee OF the Child Welfare
Society ball to be given January 81
ridge Long, chairman. and Senator
James w. Wadsworth, jr., Mr.. r.
Leslie craige, secretary to the British
embassy:N Admiral Cary T. Grayson.
Mr.. Henry g. Chiffon, Mr. Walter r.
Tuckerman, Mr.. Eldridge Jordan. Mr..
William E. Reyburn. Mr.. Frederic
Atherton, Mr.. Charles H Woodruff,
Mr.. Dwight Davis. Mr.. Henry 3.
Spencer. Mr.. Thomas b. Sweeny, Mr.
John r. wilkins. Mr.. Franklin Ellis
and Lieut. Col. Morris E. Locke.
Mrs. Talbot Is leaving tomorrow for
a visit to California. Her daughter,
Mrs. Charles r. Wilson, will not be
at home tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Avery Cooniey has as her guest
this week end Miss Elizabeth Hazel
ton Haight, professor Of Latin at Vas
sar College. who Is to lecture Satur-
day at the National Clubhouse. A. A..
U. W.. on the subject. "A Sabine Farm
and Its Philosophy" Miss Haight is
being entertained at dinner Friday
evening by Mrs. David L. Wing.
The Anderson unit Of the American
Women's Legion Is concluding the
preparations for It's benefit bridge
party. to be held on Thursday, Feb
ruary I. at the Washington Club, 2:30
Evening star., 1923-01-26
Society
The Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge
Will Be Guests at Dinner Tonight
of Mrs. Charles Nj. Ffoulke.

T HE Vice President and Mrs.
Coolidge will be guests Of
honor AZ dinner this evening
Evening star., 1923-01-26

o'clock pm. A prize OF a silver may
onnaise bowl made at Walter Reed
Hospital will be given to the highest
score in the room. Miss Valerie Pad
eiford will be in charge of the candy
and valentine table. Among those
taking tables, contributing or play
ing. besides the president and Miss
Anderson. are: Mrs. Taylor Brown.
Mrs. Adds B. Browne, Mrs. Joseph
Taylor Clarke, Mrs. Hayne Ellis. Mrs.
w. L. Finley. Mrs. Sinclair Cannon.
Mrs. Frederick D. Grant. Mrs. L. d.
Greene, Mrs. Albert Douglas. Mrs. A.
w. johnson, Mrs. Russell c. Langdon.
Mrs. Wait c. johnson. Mrs. Thomas
Keene. Mrs. A. G. Lott. Mrs. G. A.
King, Mrs Dan c. Kingman. Mrs r.
e. Matthes. Mrs. II. H. D. Peirce.
Mrs. c. A. Preston. Miss NJ. w. Ram
say. Mrs. A. G. Rood. Mrs. George w.
Roosevelt, Mrs. e. q. Stever. Mrs. H.
r. Stiles, Mrs. Strine, Mrs Ross
Thompson. Mrs. William NJ. Weaver,
Mrs. Tom A. Williams and Miss Lulie
Williamson. Additional names will
be published later.
At the Rams Head playhouse this
LIo0 \
Evening star., 1923-01-26

Tho charge d'afaires Of Latvia and
Nine. Sega were hosts at dinner last
evening, entertaining a company Of
twelve, among the guests being Col
Edward Hollyday, who was military
attache at Riga for three years.
Evening star., 1923-01-26

MIS-. William Fitch Kelley will be
az nome at 1424 18th street this after
noon and again on the afternoon OF
January 28. "
Evening star., 1923-01-26

, evening and will take their guests
later to the dance which will be given
at the Washington barracks.
Mrs. w. II. Smith. jr will be at
| home at her residence, 1899 Massa-
chusetts avenue, tomorrow afternoon
| after o'clock. and again on Saturday
! afternoon, February 10. at the same
Mrs. Smith will have assisting her
| tomorrow Mrs. Tasker L Oddie, Nine.
Prochnik. Mrs. Robert Mackenzie.
Mrs. Davenport White. Mrs. Edison.
| Mrs. Rutherford, Mrs. Marion Wig
| more and Miss Irene Hall.
Commander and Mrs. Z. J. Mar
quart. the latter formerly Miss Stan
nell of Boston. are in Washington
| for the winter and have taken an
| apartment at the Shawmut, Columbia
| road and 18th street. They have as
! guests Mrs. Marquart's mother and
sister. Mrs. Robert Stannell and Mrs.
Horace Bailey Of Brookline, Mass.
| who VIII remain here until late in
! the spring.
Commander and Mrs. Marquart will
entertain At dinner at the Army and
Navy Club for Mrs. Stannell and Mrs.
Bailey before the Navy and Marine
Corps dance at the New willard,
Mrs. e. s. Kennedy will entertain a
company Of six at dinner this even
ing at lie Paradis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 8 Brooks will
arrive today from their home in Erie,
Pa. to visit Mrs. Kennedy Wheeler
IN her apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel. Mrs. Wheeler has planned a
number of parties for them.
Mrs. Estes. wife of Col. George II.
Estes' Is entertaining a small COM
pany at bridge this afternoon, the
nLst nht OF a series of brid ge parties
apartment In the Calverton.
MIS-. William Fitch Kelley will be
at home at 1424 18th street this after
noon and again on the afternoon of
Capt and Mrs. EnnaIls waesaman
are giving a small farewell tea this
AFTERNOON to say goodbye 20 their
most intimate friends preliminary 10
their departure for a stay Of three
or Mes four month months abroad: .
aunt or mrs. Waggaman. will assist.
MI. and Mrs. Frank will occupy the
Wa&gaman residence during the alb
senee OF Capt. and Mrs. waggaman.
Mrs. John ]. Hamilton is entertain
ing At tea this afternoon at her resi-
oence. 26ll Woodley place, in honor
OF Mrs. George E. Hamilton, jr., OF
omaha. q bride OF several months.
George E. Hamilton. Mrs. J. Harry
CoVinRton. Mrs. Charles Lang and
MRS. William II. Reynolds.
IN place OF the usual tea for Satur-
day afternoon at the Internationa
Association of Art and Letters the
literary salon of the month will take
place tomorrow evening the program
beginning at S:15 o'clock. DR. de
ish literature and Miss Mnna Me
man at the plano. will render selec-
tions from great Polish musicians.
the Misses Henneman giving popular
Evening star., 1923-01-26

Secretary OF the Senate
Host to Vice President.
Secretary George A. Sanderson of
the United States Senate gave his an
Evening star., 1923-01-26

Mr.. James S. Petit. son OF the late
Col. James S. Petit, U. s. A. Is spend
ing the winter in Cuba with his sister,
Mrs. Carlton keer