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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20
PRINCESS

A thrilling man hunt with blood
hounds IL one OF the gripping fea
lures OF Richard Barthelmoss' THE
Bond BOY" which is the attraction
now az tho Princess thcates.
Bartholmeas al Joe Newholt Is
seen as the fugitive. and he declares
the taking OF these scenes made the
cold chiilH run up and down his spine
because the experience was so re-
allstic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20
COLISEUM

The final showlnEs Of the Para.
mount picture. THE White Flower, .
starring Betty Compson and directed
by Julia Crawford IverH, will be held
al the Coliseum theater this after,
noon and evening This IL u story
OF the Hawaiian Islands. filled with
mystery and thrills Julia Crawford
Ivers not only wrote but directed this
excellent picture.
Rupert Hughes Gimme" will bs
the attraction for next week. open
inE Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20
ToDAY'S PROGRAMS

NttktatsN
ColIsf'l a-netty Compsan In The
White iiowrr, aud hognd 4 ef
"i1EhttnE ttlaod. {"
LlnIRfN-r Hoy uarne- aud sccna
Owen In The s-0sttsF."
sTRANn-Mr and Mrs. Martin John
sen's Trailing African VIVA AMI
nalA."
CoLt NnIA-"nuatink BiE Game In
Africa"
CoLoNIAI.-sThe Fast Malt"
WINTER CAhDEN-viiilsin Rus
sell in The Great Night"
STAGE
MooRK-Naude,ilie program featur-
ing Aunt Jenlinla, the Famous
Pancake Lady"
fANrAoEs = Alexander snd ,ande-
willie acts,
PALACE ItIr-Naudesilie program
featuring the musical comedy. stan.
la stripes"
OILY MrtC-NsadeNiile motioa pic
ture.. COMEDY drama and Kiri revue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20

A FrER escaping tho dangers
n of the World war, Ino. n.
Adams health was almost
wrsCkcd hy rheumatism aud
stomach trouble. tie SAYS Tan,
lac mlly restored him after
everything else had failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20
STRAND

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson'H
magnificent and thrilling picture OF
animal life In the iunslea Trailing
African wild Animals. Is tho pres.
cnt popular attraction az the Strand
theater. seattleitea are nocking 20
500 his remarkable closeup OF hun
dreds OF donlsens OF tho Jungle. pro.
scented as In no other film before,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20

Every Chinese merchant deals
with foreign firms thru com.
prador" who acts a. Interpreter
and lialaon officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20
WINTER GARDEN

The Great Night" Fox pro-
ductlon, starring william Russell.
Is delighting audiences 1t tho Win.
ter Garden theater now. where Il Ia
showing as the feature attraction. II
IS from the story by Joseph F. TO.
land. packed with dramatic touches
tnteFminglod with mystery and ro-
nance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20
COLONIAL.

The thrilling melodrama. THE
Fast Mail" which stars Charles
Jones and Eileen Percy. and which
Is now the attraction at tho Colonial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-20

Helene ChGdioick has one
Of the principal roles IN
Gimme" the neto attrac-
ton for the Coliseum, OPEN
ing tomorrow.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
Mary Garden Takes
Blue Pills to Keep
Her Figure Slender

New York, Sept. &c. - Mary
Garden, upon her arrival mere
from Europe on the Olympic. ah,
nounced that she had discovercl
something which kept her slender
without any trouble. -;
at is a small light blue phi.
She didn't say whether IT had any
other qualities or characters.
when ] retire from singing.
she said. (which is hazardous
life anyway, l shall make ior-
tune out of my pills. as all Anle,
lean women sooner or later WANT
to reduce" r..,u
Miss Garden has been in ltaIy.
where she was much impressed oA
Premier Mussolini. "Hc is 50
much like Henry Ford she , Saiu.
"They are wonderful men, i"''
see into the future. -.
Miss Garden refused TO comment
on the possibility of her slilgins
with the Chicago Opera COMPANY !to
Nine. Melba. for many yeaIS w
diva of the metropolitan pper'
company, was also on the nm.
She was on her way TO Austr;n.lid
where she will start an Australian
opera company to run for a seas''i
or seventeen weeks.
Still another star OF the opcr!,'t
stage on the Olympic was llt,'
Ruffo. baritone of the Meirep9.l-
tan. who is going TO California VI
tour before the opera season opens
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
People Asked to Stand by
Republic in "Soul-
Searching Hour"
PRIVATION PROMISED
France and Belgium Will
e. Not Be Notified of
Ruhr Decision.
BY the Associated Press.

Berlin, Sept. 28.-President Ebert
and Chancellor Stresemann announced
in formal proclamation today that
the German government had been COM
PEELED through bite. necessity to end
the Ruhr battle.
Adherence to passive resistance. said
the document, We, Lave brought on
the economic collapse of Germany and
consequently would have threatened
the livelihood of the German people.
The government appeals to the ma
tion to stand by the republic in present
hour "of severest soul-searching and
material privation."
The proclamation lays emphasis on
-ehe statement that. under no circum-
stances, can a particle of German ter
ritory be conceded to another power.
The nation is assured that the gov
eminent will do everything possible to
obtain the restoration of elementary
human rights" for the German nation
ais evicted from the Ruhr and the
Rhineland.
The history Of passive resistance is
reviewed by the document, which sets
forth that 10000 men, women and
children have been driven from Their
homes and firesides, nile many mil
lions no longer have any conception of
personal liberty.
"More than one hundred of our fell
low citizens have been forced to lay
down their lives" it continues, while
hundreds are still languishing in pris-
ons."
As to the expense Of the support
given the passive resistance, the proc
Iamatien cites the fact that only t
week the assistance given Il the Ruhr
amounted to $500, 100000 marks and
that this would have to be doubled the
following week. The cost of this as
sistance had made the sterilization of
the currency impossible, it was point
ed out.
'rhe entente now is able to give
Germany peace" the document de-
clared.
Neither France nor Belgium will re-
ceiye formal notification OF the Ger
man governments decision to call off
passive resistance. it is stated. it be-
ing assumed in official quarters that
the governments proclamation gives
due notice of that action.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
MAY BE PARALLEL
Negro Who Ran Down Boy Is Ar.
rested.

Hairy Seavle, 16-year-old boy. run
down by an automobile Tuesday morn
ing, is threatened with paralysis of
the lower limbs. according to reports
to police. The lad, son of Orrin p.
Searle. 1884 Blanco road. is still con-
fined to the Robert 3. Green Memoir
ial hospital.
Roy Walker. negro. &c. residing in
the rear of 1902 West Russell Place.
WAS arrested by Motorcycle Officer
Ship late Tuesday afternoon. Wal
ker, police say. admits he was driving
the car that hit the youth. He fled
from the scene because he became
frightened. police saw the negro said
when asked why he did not stop after
the accident.
The negro has been charged in a
complaint filed in justice court with
failing TO stop and render aid to the
injured.
The Searle boy was run down while
riding a bicycle Mt the intersection of
North Flores and West Ashby Place.
Pedestrians caught the number carried
on the car This resulted in the appre-
hension of the negro. The boy was
rushed to the Robert i. Green Memoir
ial hospital in n private car.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
HEAD OF NEW YORK
EXCHANGE REFUSES
TO ANSWER QUERIES
Goes Before Grand Jury But
Will Not Answer Cues
ficns About Speech.

New York, Sept. 26.-Seymour j..
Cromwell, president OF the New YORK
Stock Exchange. appeared before As,
siStant Attorney BantOn and refused
TO answer questions concerning his re-
cent address at Atlantic City. at which
he said politicians attempted TO tam
per with stock officials on behalf OF
bucketsLop operators.
ferdinand Pecora, chief assistant
district attorney, later announced that
Cromwell would be taken before the
grand jury for immediate examination
Cromwell went before the grand jury
of his own 4ccord today after he had
appeared at the fices of District At
torney Banton, but declined to answer
questions concerning his address at
Atlantic City last Monday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
BAN ON ATHEISTS
Texas University Will Employ no
AgnOstics on Faculty.

Austin. Tex. Sept. 26. - Acting
President W. $. Sutton of the Uni
versity Of Texas. has sent out let
ter TO members of the faculty of the
university regarding the resolution of
the board of regents which prohibits
atheists from teaching in the univer-
sity.
The resolution is:
BE it resolved by the board Of re-
gents that no infidel, atheist. or agnos-
tic be employed in any capacity in
the University of Texas. ana that,
while no sectarian qualifications shall
ever be required of persons now serv-
ing or who shall in the future be
elected or appointed to positions in
this institution. no person who does
not believe in God as the supreme be-
ing and the ruler Of the universe snall
hereafter be employed or at any time
continue in or be elected or appoint
ed to any office or position Of any
character in this university
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
TO BE PARTLY CLOUDY
Low Pressure Area i'm North 10 Be
Followed by High.

Partly cloudy weather is forecasted
for San Antonio and vicinity Wednes-
day night and Thursday. Maximum
temperatures will be from Sc TO %,
with moderate southeriy winds.
The weather map shows low pres
sure trough over the Rockies, but it is
too far north TO affect the weather
here. A high pressure area is stand
ing off the Pacific coast. A moder-
ate high stands over Nebraska.
\ disturbance appeared off the coast
of Cuba Wednesday morning on the
weather map and storm warnings have
been issued for vessels in that vicin-
ity. While the storm is apparently
on the north side of the island, yet 1t
may cross over. The natural course
for it to follow would be up the At
lantic coast line.
Practically no rain fell in Texas
over Tuesday and most stations were
clear or partly cloudy Wednesday
morning.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
BERLIN BLAMES SOVIET
Newspapers Join i'm Sharp Attacks
On Soviet Mission.

BY the Associated Press.
Berlin. Sept. 26.-Notwithstandins
denials by the official soviet diplo-
matte agents in Berlin, the espionage
section of the Berlin police claim to
be in possession of unimpeachabie
evidence connecting an attache of the
soviet embassy with two extensive de-
pots of arms and munitions discovered
on premises occupied by communists.
The police have produced document
airy evidence duplicating a Russian
named Petroff in the purchase of ma
chine guns and ammunition.
They charge that he was employed
by the Russian embassy in Inter den
Linden.
The denial of the embassy admits
that several men named Petroff have
been employed by it.
One of them occupied himself with
military subjects
The discovery of the arms depots
has materially contributed to the pre-
vailing suspense. The newspapers JOIN
in sharp attacks on the local mission
of the soviet government.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
WARD WON 7
TESTIFY ON
BLACKMA|L
Defense Rests Rather Than
Bring Story to
Light.
COURT IS SURPRISED
Secret Of Staying May Re-
main Mystery
Forever.
COURT IS SURPRISED

White Plains, n. ", Sept. &C.
Isaac n. Mills, arguing for the ac-
qui.tal of Walter S. Ward, today SAID
that the secret Of the blackmaI which
caused Ward 10 kill Clarence Peters
would never be revealed.
TO prevent such a disclosure. he
said. he had RETAINED from calling
members of the Ward family to the
witness stand.
This apparently is the answer to
the surprise created by the defense
earlier in the morning in announcing
that it rested its case without sub
hitting any testimony-a greater sur
prise than the states abrupt conclu-
sion of testimony yesterday.
After announcing that the defense
rested. Isaac n. Mills. chief counsel
for the defense. renewed his motion
that the indictment be dismissed and
the jury be instructed to return Ger
diet of acquittal, but Justice Was-
ner again denied all motions.
Mr.. Mills then began the summa-
ton of the defense.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
A DIFFERENT TONE
Report From Moscow Says Soviet Is
Undecided Whether 10 Strike.
BY the Associated Press.

Moscow. Sept. 26.-Berlin dis
patches indicating the further read'
ness of the German government TO
capitulate have strengthened the rear
izatiOn here that not since the soviels
decided to sign the peace of Brest-
Litovsk has the cause of the proletar'
ian revolution faced such difficult
problem.
Told by the German communists.
who are here to plead their cause per-
sonally. that the iron is hot in Berlin
and that it must be struck quickly be-
fore a fascist settlement snatches II
from the forge and plunges it into the
cold bath of reaction from which 1:
may not emerge for years, Russia
hesi.ates to let the hammer strike.
The hammer is busy at home forg-
ing the internal reconstruction Of the
country. Furthermore. the hands that
WELD it are uncertain whether the
German iron is strong enough TO
stand the blow or whether the capt.
talistic blacksmiths in Poland. France
and elsewhere would not seize the
iron, and forge sword with which
they would attack Russia. The ham
mer is still poised in mid-air.
No official information whatsoever
is available as to the conference among
the Russian and German communists
in Moscow during the past few days
However the Germans act. the Rus
slams realize how almost impossible Is
Russia's neutrality. especially in the
event of interference by Poland. They
also realize what a new war would
mean TO the slow reconstruction proc
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
HOLY LAND IN POLITICS
Jewish Railway Men 10 Ally Selves
With Berlin Federation.

London. Sent. 26.-The Holy Land
will soCn be drawn in the maelstrom
of international politics. says y .eru-
salem dispatch TO the Daily Mail.
The Jewish railway m ms conven-
ton at Haifa. has before il reso-
luton proposing. n conference To dis
cuss affiliation with tho international
Transport Workers Federation in
B"-lin.
The dispatch implies that the pro-
posal will be adopted.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26

Special Gable to The San Antonio Light
and the Chicago Daily News.
,Copyrisht. 1928.
Paris. Sept. 26.-Germany surren-
ders. France and Belgium triumph.
What will happen next?
The initiative rests wholly with the
victors. who will have to propose some
sort of comprehensive plan for settle
ment of the reparations and security
problems. This may be preceded by a
preliminary arrangement analogous
to the armistice. Belgium already has
drawn up a plan, but Frances scheme
is said to be still in embryo.
Germany theoretically must return
to the reparations schedule of January
II, 1921. which. imposes upon her
heavy payments in cash and kind. un-
til some other plan is worked out by
France and Belgium.
Would Destroy Reich.
In certain well informed quarters,
the French PREMIER is said to have two
alternatives in mind-first. the break
ing up of the unity of the German
reich, and second. the ruin of German
industry in the Ruhr. Either would
be conducive to the military safety of
France. Influential pOlit' ~ ''rm
the writer that security now oversha-
dows even reparations in Importance
for France. BY suppressing pensions
and cutting military expenses France
might get along without another cent
from Germany, they say.
Conditions today resemble those of
November. 1918. France can do about
as she likes with Germany. Criticisms
launched -gainst the Versatile treaty
now can be taken up and dealt with at
leisure. These criticisms dealt almost
showing too much lenien J to Ger
invariably with the fooliShness of
many.
Complete Ruin Planned.
French industrialiSts like Schneider
Loucheur and DeWednel are said to
have dropped their desire to come to
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

Chicago: Temperature. es: cloudy, To-
mile wind from the southwest: lowest
temperature in last "a hours. 50; high
est, IS.
Kansas City: Temperature, IS; partly
cloudy; less than 1o-mile wind from the
southwest; lowest temperature in last
"a hours. &c; highest. rs.
New York; Temperature. 81; cloudy;
les sthan 1o-mile wind from the east;
lowest temperature in last 2i hours. 60;
highest. SO.
st. Louis: Temperature. g.: partly
cloudy; 1e-mile wind from the south;
lowest temperature in last - hours, c.;
highest, 50.
Washington; Temperature. 6s; partly
cloudy; less than 1O-mile wind from the
southwest; lowest temperature in last "a
hours. 81: highest. 81
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
LETTER FROM SON
Germans Carefully Censor Message
Sent by Bergdoll Case Prisoner.

Hamilton, Ohio, Sept. 26,-Mr. and
Mrs. L. S. Griffis, parents Of Lieut..
c. Hoven Griffis, who is held at
Wurtzburg, Germany, in connection
with an alleged attempt to kidnap
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, American
draft evader, have received letter
from their son.
This letter, carefully censored by
the German authorities. the first di-
rect word that the parents have re
ceived, contains nothing concerning his
condition or the treatment that he
receives in prison.
"These was nothing in the letter
to indicate that the lieutenant has
been mistreated and he says that ne
is in good health
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
REBELS" ARE CONFIDENT
BY the Associated Press.

Oklahoma City, Sept. 26.-"We
have met the enemy and we are
temporarily theirs, but the meet
ing of the Legislature has just
started" W. d. Mckee, leader in
the special session call. declared
after the attempt 10 meet at the
capitol failed today.
W. +. Dinsey. representative
from Muskogee county, declared
the Legislators will be in Okla
homa City three months"
A meeting of the House legal
committee was in progress ut n
downtown hotel within an hour
after the legislators were dispersed.
1t was indicated that state
ment would be Forthcoming later
in the day.
1t was believed that no other
attempt to convene the session
would be made at once.
Several alleged secret operatives
of the governor were ordered from
the legislative headquarters at the
hotel by II. A. Sigletary, repre-
sentative from Oklahoma county.
They left without protest. None
of them were known to the legis-
lators.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
Harsh Command to Lawmakers Gath
cred Before Door of House Sends
Them Scurrying From Capitol.
Walton Fails to Jail Single Rebel"
With Test Case Made Out, Oppon-
ents Will Take Matter Into Courts.
BY the Associated Press.

State House, Oklahoma City, Sept 26.-Okahomas
rebel legislators dispersed by the military at
today when they attempted to special session
of the Lower House to seek impeachment of Governor c.
Walton. 80
There was no violence or boodshed.
The House members gathered before the entrance to
the House chamber given firm and curt order by
Col w. S. Key, military commander of the city, not to
attempt to assemble
There was momentary pause, armed officers NOV
ing through the crowd barked out orders to eave the
building and without word House members began to
depart from the rotunda.
Within five minutes the of the clash between
the legislators and the military was cleared. ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
PAPERS BY AIRfLANE
Oklahoma City Daily Delivers Papers
by Air During Emergency.

The Daily Oklahoman of Oklahoma
City is delivering its papers 10 San
Antonio newsdcalers by airplane dur
ing the martial law situation IN that
state. according to Phil Lorbcr VINO
conducts a new stand on Houston
street. The first copies by airplnne
were delivered at q o'clock Tuesday.
Governor WaltOn's paper will also
be delivered here by plane. the first
copies arriving at o'clock Wednes
day, according to Lorber.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
STORM WARNING OUT
Tropical Disturbance in Bahamas. Is
Report.

Washington. ID. C.. sept. Can
advisory storm warning issued by the
weather bureau at m. today. SAID
tropical disturbance is centered in
the vicinity Of Nassau. bahamas. and
is moving northwestward attended by
shifting gales.
Vessels off the South Atlantic eoas-
were advised to exercise every precau-
ton.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
RUSSIAN SOVIET INVOLVED
COMMUNIST REVOLT PLOTS
in BULGARIA AND GERMANY
Berlin Police, After Announcing Discovery of Arms
Cache On Reds Property, Accuse Soviet
Representative of Completely : Bulgarian
Premier Says Rebels Employ Russian
Rifles and Tactics. g.

its of worldwide soviet and is actively
Indicate
Bulgarian outbreak Premier ZankOf asserting that the rebels
methods resembling employed reds
their overthrow of the republic Rifles of Russian design carried by
businesske
has been directed against government employees the
premier added.
Following the discovery Of large of supplies hidden
of he soviet legation
directly implicated. The legation denied this.
from is to
whether take advantage of Germanys plight and strike while the
is
less in Russia $ organized
but wha is is In