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Evening star., 1924-06-12

| encountered on the south diamond a
Earl Bauman, who has been doing
some hrst-rate hurting, will toll for
the Mount Rainiers Saturday, while
a. Bellman will be on the firing line
| Sunday.
The Clovers and the Crescents now
| are leading Section c, each having
won three games in four starts. The
| Mount Rainiers have two victories
and one defeat.
Jim Shaw, former hurler OF the Ma
| tIonals and coach of the 1924 Cherry
| dale Athletic Club of the Independent
League. has been signed by the Read
ing club of the International League.
Base ball of the first order is ex-
pected in the Washington Junior
kanawha game Sunday at l o'clock
on diamond No. l of the Monument
Young, Lucas. Lester, Reed Breen,
Morris, Harding. Falcome and Sim
| mons are to play for the Washington
Juniors.
Peerless tosserS fell before the
White Sox at fredericksburg. Va.
! losing IL to 6. The Nirginians push
/ ed across nine runs in the eighth in
| ming to. win. Murray, Reason, Bur
dine and Mccormick each clouted a
pair of safeties for the Washington
| nine.
Shamrock unlimiteds and the Inte-
| f1Or tOSSerS, 1OrCeQ TO call on hOStli-
| ties yesterday, planned to meet today
at o'clock, at 5th and l. streets
| southeast Lusby probably will hurI
for the Interiors, with Happy Serrins
| opposing him.
| Columbia Athletic Climb of Alexan-
dria is seeking an opponent for Sun
day, according to Manager Jack AL
len who can be reached at 215 North
Columbus street Alexandria, Va.
Maryland Athletic Club expected to
| tackle the Mohawks today at SIS
ho'clock at Union Park Jim Barrett
Nor Mace Mccormick will toll on the
mound for the Marylanders.
Liberty Athletic Club is on the look
out for games in the senior division.
/ challenges are being received by
Manager Pop Kremb. at Columbia
1861, after 3 o'clock.
| Sandlot fans expect a treat in the
| Shamrock Senior-Park Athletic Club
game tomorrow at Sis o'clock, on the
| grounds at 5th and l. streets south
| east.
RanSden players are urged to re-
port today at 4:45 o'clock at 1915 C
| street, prior to their game with the
Brookland Athletic Club, at 7th and
Monroe streets northeast
USfk ten x-sc<c~s~~
Evening star., 1924-06-12
TIP FOR FISHERMEN

HARPERS FERRY, ". Va. June
12.-The Potomac and Shenandoah
rivers both wore very muddy this
morning.
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TIGERS NOW IN POSITION
TO RUSH TO THE FRONT

oled by Washington the Detroit Tigers
position capitalize their home stay by passing the Yankees
Reds lead only few points beyond
Cobbs
ball world
and unpoyoked St
welcomed by WU who
screamed oyfu the Tigers inauguraed ourday series with
led the single
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Washington. ID; St Louis, 1.
Detroit, z; New York, 2.
Chicago, 10; Philadelphia, z.
Cleveland, 5; Boston, 4.
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Answered by
ED. ROMMEL.

Pitcher, Philadelphia Athletics: Al
lowed only BIT earned runs per game
last season.
+
Without a doubt the most Difficult,
thing about pitching is getting, and
keeping. control of the ball. Contro
is every pitchers hardest battle, and
after he gets that his work is made
easy. So far as l know there is no
easy, or trick. way to secure con
troll Of base ball. The only way
know to get control is to out in
hours of downright hard work in
growing them over the plate and
then working the corners with both
straight balls and curves.
In pitching practice, for control,
use the regulation distance. a
catcher, a home plate, and have
some batter stand at the plate as a
sort Of target.
Copyright. 1924. Associated Editors. Inc,
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RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMEx.
Pittsburgh. 4; New y ork, ..
Chicago, 3; Brooklyn. ..
Philadelphia, 3; Cincinnati, 13 In
nings).
ST. Louis, z; Boston, B.
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INTERN LEAGUE.
Syracuse. As; Jersey City. o-2.
Newark, g: Rochester, 5.
Toronto, 8; Baltimore. 2.
Buffalo, 4: Reading. 2.
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MOUNT RAINIER JUNIORS
AIMING FOR LEAGUE LEAD

CUNT RAINIER JUNIORS considerably
wv dropped match
pair OF this week If they successful,
garner the lead section of the junior Washington
ase BAL and Athletic Association Boys Club Juniors will be the
opponents Mount
diamond OF the Epe and the following Argyles
encountered on the south diamond at 1oco
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, g.; Milwaukee, 7.
Toledo. 5; Kansas City, o.
LouiSville, 46: Minneapolis, 3-3.
st. Paul, 8; indianapolis, Q.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charaotte, 10; Greeuviile, l.
Aahsrille, s; Macon, 2.
SpsrtanbUrY, 4; Auyusta, o.
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.
johnson City, 2-2; Morristown, go.
Greenville, 4: Knoxville, 6.
Bristol 8; Kingpor (15 innines,)
Evening star., 1924-06-12

RanSden players are urged to re-
port today at 4:45 o'clock at 1915 c
street, prior to their game with the
Brookland Athletic Club, at 7th and
Monroe streets northeast
Evening star., 1924-06-12

Sandlot fans expect a treat in the
Shamrock Senior-Park Athletic Club
game tomorrow at Sis o'clock, on the
grounds at 5th and l. streets south
east.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Atlanta 4: Chattanooga. l.
Little Rock. 81; Mobile, 20.
GaAhvQls, 6; Birmingham, Q.
New Orleans, 4; Memphis, 3.
Evening star., 1924-06-12

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Naxfslk, 81; PetszsburS. 81.
ToRfsno1th, 8; Wilson, o.
Ck$nkmsad-1sn1Y Mount, raiA.)
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ninth. after Padgett had erred, with
a double play in sight.
Cy Williams singled in the thir-
teenth with the bases full. and the
Phillies won from the Reds, to 6.
Wingo's homer in the first half Of
the inning had put the Reds in front,
but Sheehan couldn't hold the lead.
Evening star., 1924-06-12

What is the hardest thing about
bitching'
Evening star., 1924-06-12

Liberty Athletic Club is on the look
out for games in the senior division.
Challenges are being received by
Manager Pop Kremb, at Columbia
| 4165-J, after o'clock
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
SHEPPARD DEFENDS
VALLEY AND INVITES
PROBERS TO VISIT
Takes Floor and Declares
Inquiry Is Directed at
Few Persons.

Washington, ID. C., March 2a.-Ip
defense Of the Rio Grande V: o.. its
fertility and its people. Senator Shep-
pard yesterday on the floor of the
Senate declared the investigation in
progress was directed only at the ac-
Invites "of certain individuals and
certain land companies" He was
followed by both Senators Heflin and
George, members of committee, who
compIimented him on his efforts to
confine the investigation TO the few
persons involved.
In his statement Senator Sheppard
declared that government experts had
stated the climate of Rio Grande Val
ley permitted growing Of crops every
month in the year and that the fer
tllity had been adequately attested.
He cited the fact that irrigated lands
in that section sells readily from S3nN
to $500 an acre and some orchards
have been sold for as high as $4,000 an
acre.
The senator took occasion to invite
the investigation committee to visit
the valley and see for themselves as
well as enjoy the hospitality of people
in that section.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
SAYS DALLAS OFFICE
OF VETERANS BUREAU
is INCOMPETENT"
Congressman Says Organi.
cation Run on In
humane" Basis.

. Oklahoma City, Okla, March &c
The Dallas office of the War Vet
Grams, Bureau is charged with in
competence and inhumancncss.' in
handling the claims of veterans OF this
district, in statement here last night
by Congressman James .McClintic OF
Oklahoma.
Congressman McClintic has been
conducting a unofficial inVrs'isa-
ton OF claims submitted to the Dal-
las office. He is author of resolu-
ton providing for appointment of Il
special congressional committee TO in
vestigate the Dallas office. He said
he will go to Washington Immediately
and press passage OF the resolution.
For its inhumncness to disabled
veterans and for its Incompetence in
handling their claims. the Dallls of
flee is comparable only TO the adj
ministration Of Charles Forbes as
head Of the Washington bureau" Mr..
McClintic said. III will not say there
is corruption in the Dallas office. but
l will say that apparently the office
is being run in an inhumarc cold
blOoded manner, totally at variance
with the purpose for which tiic Vet
Grams Bureau and its branches were
established"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
LYNCH DAVIDSON
ENDS FIRST LAP
OF SPEAKING TOUR
Candidate Again Points Dat
Menace of Farm-Labor
Party Platform.

Dallas. Tex. March 29.-Return-
ing here for a weekend rest, Lynch
Davidson, candidate for governor. To-
day completed the first lap of his
speaking tour to FL Paso and back.
Speaking at Cisco. Eastland and
Baird. Thursday, Mr.. Davidson set
forth his reasons for becoming a can
dldatc, the need OF elimination o.
blocs and cliqucs and the danger III
the Farm-Labar Unions Socialist
platform, these in the order named
becoming his subjects in those towns.
His reasons for becoming a candi
date he summarized in one .Statemen;
that he decided 10 enter the race be-
cause lie saw the need OF practical
hand at the helm Of state.
Again referring 10 the Socialistit
platform proposed by the Farm-I.a
Dor Union, he stated at Baird that
there is no greater menace than
plunging Texas into a home-buildins
business. declaring that it would not
take millions but billions of taxpa-.
ers' money.
At Eastldnd he set forth the rca'
problems Of the state TO be the prop
or. financing Of Texas and the ter
rible deficiencies under which the
state is operating.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
NAB SAILORS IN RAID
'aught Lowering Liquor From Steam,
er 10 Motor Boat.

New York, March 29.-Six mem
bers Of the crew of the White Star
liner Megantic were arrested yester-
day when customs men discovered 136
bottles of champagne being lowered
nto a motor boat from the vessel
which they intended to raid. T. W.
Ames, assistant storekeeper, who was
Questioned when the champagne was
discovered named the five others of
the crew who were produced in the
ustody Of steamship company Off
'ials after several hours of futile
'earch by special agents.
When arraigned tie men told
ontllcting stories, one of which was
that they had confiscated the ex-
cess liquor ordered destroyed by the
ships captain. He, however, denied
this.
The Megantic will sail TODAY for
Liverpool TO begin regular passenger
service between that place and Que
bee without the six of it's crew who
were detained for further hearing
next week.
After a second search of the Ham
burg-American liner, Albert Ballin.
coast guard men found G33 bottles Of
beer and As bottles Of whiskey hid
den deep in the ship. Officers Of the
vessel vere unable 10 account for the
contraband but no arrests were made
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
FATHER is ACQUITTED
Freed Of Charge Of Numbering FIJI.
teen-yGar-old Daughter.

Bridgeton. \. j.. March 90
Thompson Dickson, 50, last night was
acquitted on charge of numbering
bis 1J-ycar-old daughter, Emma, last
September, in the rear of their Bricks
boro home. The jury brought in the
verdict for acquittal after two-hour
session.
Only one ballot was necessary.
Thank God" exclaimed the defend
ant with appraised hands when ne
heard the jury foreman humble the
words mot guilty"
Benjamin Dickson, the defendant
aged father, who was the principal
witness in the states prosecution Of
the case. and who charged his son
with the girls murder. did not ap,
pear at the courthouse yesterday.
The accused man was on the wit
ness stand for nearly two hours. He
catcSorically denied all the charges
and stories related by his father yes
tcrday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
SAYS COOLIDGE
should ACT TO
|ND|CT FALL
u. S. in Coma. Should Be
Hysteria. Vanderlip
Says.
Wells HIS SPEECH
Declares He and His In
vestigators Are
Swallowed.

New York. March 29.-Frank 4.
Vanderlip retired banker, asked
whether he thought that any other
cabinet members should 90. said in
Il statement published today:
That will'devclop later. IL / said
yes you would want TO know the
name, and ii / told that, it wou!d
shock YOU"
Mr.. Vanderlip's citizens research
bureau now is investigating new
charges against the Internal Revenue
Bureau, the War Department, tho
Veterans Bureau and the Alien Prop
erty Custodian, he says.
He asked why no one had been
indicted as Il result of recent disclos-
ures in. Washington.
The person to ask why Fall is not
indicted is the President of the United
States" he continued.
This country is still far from
understanding the Washington situa-
ton. The country instead of sbeing
in state Of hysteria, is in a
coma. Newspapers have printed al
endless amount of evidencc-so much
that few could read it, but they have
printed little real Interpretation"
Mr.. Vanderlip said that he and
members of his bureau had been shad-
owed by detectives since they had
been helping the Wheeler committee
in its investigation of Attorney Gen
eral Daughcrty. The bureau has q
staff OF about forty men including
detectives, five lawyers and paid news.
plDermcn.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
FORMER OFFICERS
HELD AS SUSPECTS
IN CAR THEFT CASE
Arrested FOLLOWING RecoU-
cry of Car Found
Stripped.

Two men, reported TO have former
~ been Bexar county motorcycle Of
ficers, are in the city jail as alleged
automobile thieves.
The arrests were made at @ 30
o'clock Friday afternoon by Detectives
Long and Grasshoff. following the re-
covery OF an automobile. owned by
Ben CrowtherS. 80 Main avennn,
which was stolen last Tuesday after
noon. The car was found in garage
on Live Oak street and had been
stripped Of the most valuable parts.
One Of the men. officers say. has
come under observation of the police
several times during the last few
years. He figured in a sensational
shooting affair on the Frio City road
number of years ago and was also
arrested n year ago following holdup
Of a farmer on the Seguin road.
Formal charges will probably be
filed in the justice courts Saturday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
POINCARE MAKES
EIGHT CHANGES IN
HIS NEW CABINET
Selections Cause Astonish-
ment in French
Circles.
by the Associated Press.

Paris. March :9.-The makeup of
NJ. Poircares new cabinet caused some
establishment among the French pub
lie, throwing overheard, as it does,
eight ministers who had worked UNI
der him for two years or more and re-
placing them with a combination in
Gliding men who in Parliament voted
against his fiscal measures. The pre-
mier's declaration of policy in the
Chamber of Deputies next Monday for
this reason is awaited with interest
and it is regarded MS certain that the
ministry will receive a vote of conf
dcnce.
Poincare's motives. as explained by
those close TO him. were a desire to
surround himself with i..en of capa-
bility and to bridge gap which
threatened TO form between the two
wings of the Republican party.
LOeuvre declares that by appoint
ing Louis Loucheur as minister of
commerce and Henri de Jouvcnel. "the
principal champion of the League OF
Nations" as minister of education
Poincare Indicates that he intends IL
move in the direction of fresh accords
for peace.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
LIQUOR PARTY ENDS
IN DEATH OF WOMAN
AND MAN; COP HELD
Boy Says Policeman in
Croud But Officer
Denies 1t.

Buffalo, n. Y. March ga party
last night in a house on Perry street
ended in the death OF Mrs. Mary
Schultz and Arnold Ssygiel and the
wounding of Police Lieutenant John
A. Hayes, who is being held in the
emergency hospital on a charge OF first
degree murder.
Joseph Schultz, 15-year-old son of
Mrs. Schultz. who saw the shooting,
;old the police the party. which, he
sad, included Hayes, had been drink
ing.
The two men got into fight. the
boy said. and Hayes drew a revolver
and bag3n TO shoot.
According to Hays story. he was
passing the house when he heard a
noice. He entered. and was imme-
diatcly hit on the head with bottle
Ee then pulled his revolver and fired
three shots, he said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
OFFICER AND NEGRO
RUM RUNNER KILLED
IN PISTOL BATTLE
One Black in Custody;
White Man in Liquor
Car Escapes.

Nacogdoches, Tex, March 90
John Martin, II. deputy sheriff of
this county and Bud Dixon. negro. IS.
are dead and Sheriff Il. 6. Vaught.
GO. will probably die as result Of
a pistol battle between the sheriff's
department and negro booze runners
which occurred nine miles west of
this place on the old San Antonio
highway last night.
According to reports received here,
the sheriff's office had received a
tip" that an automobile laden with
liquor was making its way to
Nacogdochcs from Shreveport. Naught
and Martin, with several other depu-
ties. encountered the machine in
which Dixon. another negro and a
white man were riding.
According to one of the negroes.
who was taken into custody. the white
man riding in the machine opened
fire on the officers &c the machine ap-
preached them. Officers returned the
fire and Dixon was killed. The white
man fired again and Deputy Martin
fell dead. Sheriff Vaught approached
the machine. and although his gun
was empty, he arrested the negro but
the white man made his escape. In
the battle Sheriff Vaught was shot
twice through the leg.
4 posse led By bloodhounds i:
searching the surrounding community
and it is feared that mob violence vii
follow if the white man is taken into
custody.
Nine gallons of illicit liquor were
seized by the Officers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29

10 him. and believing in his integrity.
When the investigation is completed,
they contend it will be found that be
was Il victim not of personal greed,
but of cagerness 10 serve his iriruus.
TO their impositions he was blind. To
their pleadings he gave ready ear.
Capital Life Not Happy.
Life in Washington has never been
happy for Harry Daugherty. He car
ricd from the beginning u load of re-
sponSibility. He felt he was respOn-
siblc for Harding's nomination ana iur
his success in office. He hoped for Il
second term for Mr.. Harding. He saw
only the opposition or Laronete as a
factor.
His appointment as attorney gen.
eral was the subject of criticism. but
Mr.. Harding felt that to do other
wise would be an act of ingratitude
OIL his part. There were those who
counscled Harry Daugherty not to ac-
cept on the ground that lie had been
so active in politics that there would
not be the necessary confidence in his
administration of the Department of
Justice.
Did Not "Stick" by Him.
OF home life Harry Dnugherty had
none. His wife has been an invalid
throughout the time her husband has
been wrestling with the multiplcx
problems of the Department Of JUS
tice. Mr.. Daugherty's own health has
broken down several times. He chung
TO his portfolio largely in defiance of
his enemies. He would have retired
long ago but for feeling tnut ne
would be confessing defeat.
He accepts Mr.. Coolidge's decision
as inevitable but with a heavy heart
and a feeling Of disappointment that
the new President did not stick" to
him in a fight wagcd, rs he sees it
not against an individual. but the en-.
tire cabinet and the Republicans p.rty
Mr.. Daugherty. the President thinks
is looking at the issues from too mar
| row Il viewpoint.
And Mr.. Coolidge has a right. too
TO think Of the fortunes Of the Repub.
lican party as interviewer with his
own political fortunes. for nc has been
told that today he is stronger than
the Republican party in Congress and
that in his record alone lies the chance
for a continuation in power.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
Does Your Food
Turn to Gas?

Perhaps that is why you feel 10
nervous. irritable and depressed at
times-why you suffer from lightning
jabs of pain about your heart. ,al-
pitation. shortness Of breath. dizzy
spells, faintness, headaches. bloating,
poor circulation or drowsiness after
eating.
You can easily avoid all distress
from gas by taking Eopa Gas Tab
lets before and after meals. Not
only do these remarkable tablets rive
prompt relief when taken during an
acute attack, but their continued use
will help to remove the :ause Of the
ss.oublc entirely.
Eopa Gas Tablets contain nothing
that can harm Won in any way. Pleas
ant to take and free from objectional
odor. The very first dose should
convince you of their merit. BE rurc
to get "Eopa." the original and only
genuine Gas Tablets. They cost no
more than limitations. Price leo.
Sold in San Antonio by j. l.. Way-
ner Drug Co.. 120 and 4O7 East
Houston street.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
|ilj;IIIIllIlUIIIII

very first bottle. I continued to take
it for some time, and now ] am doing
all my owa work, even washing and
ironing, and never felt better in my
life. / tell all my friends that the
change in my health is due to but one
thing and that is Lydia E. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound. I cannot praise
it enough. Mrs. ANNIE YOUNG, 16
Amherst St., Charleston, sc.
The reason for such a letter from
Mrs. Young is apparent. She got well
and is grateful. Recently q nation
wide canvass of women purchasers
of Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound was made, and 90 out of
100 reported that they received ben
eft from taking it.
Because the Vegetable Compound
has been helping other women is rea-
son why it should, help you.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
TELLS LEAGUES WORK
Ex-U. s. Justice Says Another World
War on Way In Next Ten Years.
San Francisco, March 20.-The

war Oh way III TNeAt leu iedTs.
San Francisco. March 20.-Thc
League of Nations has settled five
threatened wars. arrested an epidemic
of typhus in Russia, rescued 10000
prisoners of war who were dying in
Russian prisons. and performed other
great tasks successfully in the inter.
ests of all humanity. John ii. Clarke,
former associate justice of the United
States Supreme Court. said here yes
terday in an address to the Common
wealth Club in advocacy of the league.
The league has rescued Austria
Bolshevism and bankruntcy and has
proven TO be such an effective instru-
mentality for peace and order thu.
- of the G2 nations Of the world
Lave Joined it. Justice Clarke said.
Cooperation of the nations through
the league is necessary. he declared.
N order that commerce can be sta
bilizcd and prosperity assured. All
the world agrees that, unless tho
league can rrevent it. another world
war is on the way within the next
ten years
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
PinIicrton Estate Sf,595,OOO.

Chicago, March 29.-The will of
W. a. Pinkerton, head of the Pinkcr-
ton National Detective Agency, ap-
proved in probate court, shows that
the real and personal property. ex.
cept the interest in the detective
agency, amunts TO $1.59I00D and is
left to his two daughters, Mrs. Mar
garet Pullman. widow and Mrs.
Joseph Watkins. Listed rs worthless
are more than 1000 shares of gold
mining stock. OF the pcrsonal prop
erty more than 100000 is in Lib
crty bonds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
A FEW WORDS OF APPRE.
CIATI0N

FOLEY PILLS are the best I
have tried, my kidneys work lot
better since using them" writes John
w. Brogan. Adams, Mass. FOLEY
PILLS, dieurctic stimulant for the
kidneys, promptly flush the kidneys,
removing injurious waste matter. Try
them today. Sold everywhere,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
Roots and Herbs
Best for Kidneys
Daniel C. Carey, NJ. D.
BACKACHE

said DR.. Carey is a pretty sure sign
that all is not well with your hid
peys.
Delay may be dapgerous-thou-
sands Of people die every year from
kidney troubles and many could be
saved if the right medicine was
takrn in time.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
BANDITS GET SlA,000
Unr:asked Men Rob Bank and Es
cape on Foot.

Hazard. Ky. March a9.-Two I'M
masked men robbed the Vicco State
Bank at Vicco. fourteen miles from,
here. of between $4,000 and S14.n0C
Yesterday and escaped ON foot int
the mountains.