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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
DERBY ENTRY LIST
HAS NAMES OF 152
THREE-YEAR-OLDS
Thirteen Fillies Entered
for Kentucky Racing
Classic.
Huntsville. XIV March s--Natt 7

Louisville, Ky, March S.--Matt J.
VIM, manager of the Kentucky
Jockey Club, Saturday night an
nounced the official entries for the
Kentucky Derby TO be run over the
Churchill Downs course May II.
One hundred and fifty-two three
year-olds have been entered.
Harry +. Sinclair and Harry Payne
Whitney head the list with nine candi-
dates apiece. Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney, mistress of the Greentree
stables, comes next with eight en-
tries.
Thirteen fillies have been named
for the big race. OF these five appear
of Derby caliber but it is quite like
" that not one of these will go to
the post. Glide, Happy Thoughts,
Sanola, Pretty Politician and Rinkey
loomup as the most dangerous of the
"weaker SEX" Glide and Happy
Thoughts stand out as in a class by
themselves.
Following are some Of the most
prominently mentioned entries:
Sunflag, Sunspero, Lord Baltimore
2nd, Sarazen, Time Exposure, Chill
howee, Black Gold, Diogenes, Bra
calde, Stanwix, Wise Counsellor and
st. James.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
DALLAS HIGH
/. FIVE RETAINS
STATE TITLE
Oak Cliff Beats Ell Paso
Decisively in Basket
Ball Finals.
FINAL SCORE 70 TO IS
Tigers Never Have Chance
Against Leopards in
Deciding Contest.
FINAL SCORE 70 TO Is

Austin, Tex, March Soak Cliff
High of Dallas won the state high
school basket ball championship for
the second year in succession by whip
ping the Ell Paso Tigers, 29-1S here
Saturday. The boys from the border
city were badly outclassed, and never
at any point in the game did Ell
Paso appear threatening.
Captain Joe King of Oak Cliff shot
n pretty basket during the first min
ute of play and he continued to
shoot pretty baskets throughout the
game, ringing up six from the floor.
King was easily the star of the
game.
Ell Paso appeared pepless from the
very start, and did not show the
fight that brought victory to its ban
ners in the semi-final game of Sat
urday morning against Houston. Cap
tain Lozano of Ell Paso was held
helpless by the tightly-drawn Oak
Cliff defense and the speedy little
Mexican lad failed to register a
basket from the field. Cohan, with
three long goals, and Carson, sub
stitute, who counted two baskets,
were the only FL Paso players who
showed to advantage.
Score 10 to 4 at Half.
During the first half, the efforts
of FL Paso were puny and ineffective,
while Oak Cliffs splendid floor work
was dazzling. During the first per-
iod the Dallas Leopards counted IL
points, while the Tigers could score
but four, and only two of these points
were made from the field. Captain
King, Hopper and Schroeder formed
wonderful offensive trio whose
passing was too speedy and accurate
for the Tiger guards.
Lineup and points:
Dallas: Forwards, Hooper lS),
Schroeder 90; center, King (12)
guards, Rhoades and Sasse.
Ell Paso: Forwards, Lozano ~;
Cohen 90; center, Outlaw %;
guards, Uhlig and Soto (2).
Substitutes: Carson 60 for Out
law; Outlaw for Carson; Carson
for Uhlig.
Referee, Venue Carlisle; Morri-
son West Virginia Wesleyan).
In the afternoon games, Houston
Central High School defeated Austin
High, 90 to 16. Oak Cliff High
CDallas) defeated Wichita Falls, 20
to IL. and FL Paso won over Hous-
ton Central High, "a to Is.
All-state five selections: Forwards,
Powell (Dallas) and Schroeder Coax
Cliff; center, Barshaw, (Houston
CentraD guards, Clarke, (Austin),
and Joins, (HoustOn).
Best craftsmanship medal to Joins
(Houston CentraD.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
NEW SEAPLANE SPEED
RECORD ESTABLISHED
in SATURDAYS RACE
Lieut.. Vernon Grant Trau-
els II7.l Miles
an Hour.

Miami, Fla, March S.-Lieutenant
Vernon Grant Of Gulfport, Miss,
star navy wrestler, established a new
American seaplane speed record of
I'LL miles per hour in winning the
annual Curtiss marine trophy race
here Saturday.
Flying navy scout plane, Grant
added fifteen miles to the previous
American seaplane record of 1O2
miles an hour, established by Boat
swain E. r. Rebera at San Diego,
Cal, on June II, 1928.
Grant completed the course in one
hour, four minutes and eleven sec
onds. Lieutenant Tom Sprague, Lima.
Ohio, was second, with a time of
one hour, twelve minutes, thirty-nine
seconds, lettering that of Lieutenant
Murphy of Boston, in third place, by
twenty seconds. Lieutenant Com
mander Mason and Lieutenant Farrell,
the Texan, placed fourth in one hour
and twenty-nine minutes, twenty
three seconds.
Grants average speed for the COM
plete circuit was 116.1 miles an hour.
Sprague averaged 1925 miles an
hour, Murphy maintained an average
speed of 1921 miles an hour, while
the pilots finishing fourth average
S3.4.
As first prize Grant received a
cash award of $1,000, while the navy
secures possession of the Curtiss
trophy.
A bad spill featured the final heat
Of the hydroplane race. Meteor VII,
owned by w. b. Wilde, of Peoria, ILL.,,
was trageling so fast that it turned
completely over from the impact of
a wave in the wake of the leaders.
The pilot and mechanism were hauled
to safety in rescue launch. Wilde
in Meteor VII, red streak capable
Of making IS miles an hour won
this race after furious struggle that
forced the three other entries to quit.
Following the races. Lieutenant Al
Williams, former Fordham football
star, brother of Joe Williams, all
American candidate from Lafayette
two seasons ago, gave an exhibition
Of trick flying. Williams holds the
world record of 1865 miles an hour.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09

will try for a place on the mound.
Last year was his first as a pitcher,
and, with a little coaching, it is
thought that he will make a first
class moundsman.
Jonas expects to put one Of the best
teams in semi-pro bali on the diamond
this season.
All who wish to try out for the
team are asked to report for practice
Sunday morning.
The name of the team will be an
nounced within few days. Uniforms
have been ordered in solid gray with
black caps and black stockings.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
ALL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUES BUSY WITH
PLAYOFFS NEXT WEEK
Senior "World Series" Will
Close in Wednesday
Game.

The Sunday School Basket ban
League will be busy with its various
sworld's series" next week.
. The senior series will be CLOSED
Wednesday night on the Y. w. L. a;
court when the st. Marks Episcopal
and Grace Lutheran teams meet lor
the fifth time, each team having now
won two games. ,
cation, opened up by taking tle Ilrss
two games, although Grace Lutneruns
nut M a great battle the ilrst GAM
and led half of the game. Ihen, Iue
tn sickness and injuries, 81 MITE
had to throw in almost its entire ST. 81
ond team and reserve strength LOT ,le
final two games. Against TINS com
bination Grace Lutheran won py CUM
Portable margins. Ill,
For the fifth game, st. Marx VIII
have some of its "invalids" back Jus'
who and how many rs as YET uhcel-
tain and st. Marks is not making any
announcements about It. line ioliow-
ing may return to the lineup lIr
Wednesdays game: Barrett, Engei-
bert. Hill and Blum. Maybe one OF
two. maybe all four. will be oach.
MUM is the word in the st. Marx :
comp and everything seems to depend
on Whether the sun shines long anu
successfullv on "invalids' row" our
ING fine next few days. The only
thing that can be said with surety is
that Tom Gish will not be back. Inns
IL q hard blow TO st. Marks, as ne
was their main scorer. Tom is den
nitely out with badly injured anKie,
The Grace Lutheran team VIII lhe
nm intact, and this team, when haS
soften together a new and powerful
In sl,et hall combination, has prooflte9
bv the four games already played anu
can 90 he counted on to give st. Mark $
a battle. ID, .or;os-
r,;iI continue Tuesday and Saturday
of next week at Turner Hail.. Inc
Prosnect Hill Methodists, who leaped
into the lead in the first game by
victory over the Mckinley Avenue
will play st. Marx Oh
Tuesday. and, on Saturday, Mckinney
will play st. Marks.
The Junior worlds series" VIII con
Time with games at the \. NJ; =. a.
ON Monday and Friday, the following
being the schedule:
Monday-St. Marks vs.. Prospect
Hill Presbyterians; First Baptists vs.
Travis Park.
Friday-Prospect Hill Presbyteri-
ans VS.. First Baptists; Travis Park
vs.. St. Marks Episcopal.
In This league, st. Marks is lead
ing with two victories, and another
win Monday night will give the team
a decided edge on the field. Howeyer'
should Prospect Hill beat st; Marks,
the first round will end either IN n,;i 4
rIose the first round of this. series
and the teams will start on the sec
md round Friday. .u
The sub-junior series probably will
,pen on the y. NJ. c.. A. court next
afternoon. with the MchLn.
lev Methodists and Laurel Heights
Nethodists favored to go into the Sc
ries. although some play-off games
nav be necessary during the week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
MEETING CALLED TO
FORMALLY ORGANIZE
CITY BALL LEAGUE
Session Set for Wednes-
day-Season Opens
About April Is.

The City Baseball League will be-
gin functioning at its first regular
meeting, called for s o'clock Wednes-
day night in the Broadway sporting
goods store by President Charles n.
Wuest.
An informal meeting was held two
weeks ago at which some of the rules
and problems Of the league were dis
cusSed.
The full quota Of eight teams to
make up circ.it of desirable size
will be picked from the following:
Pittsburg Water Heaters, San An
.onio Public Service Company, South
western Bell Telephone Company,
Union Bus Line. Sacred Heart Col
eye. Electrical Workers Local No.
so, the San Antonio Light, the Pas
time Club and a few other possible
ties. =,
A total of fifteen games probably
will be played by each team during
the season which opens about April IL.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
Ell FENIX CLUB AND
CHICKS TO FORMALLY
OPEN SEASON SUNDAY
First Regular Contest of
Season Scheduled at
Navarro Field.

The FL Fenix Bakery team (for-
merly the Araches) and the Chic
Chics will meet at Navarro Field, on
the West Side. in regular ball
game" Sunday afternoon. The con-
test will be the official opener of
both clubs. Admission will be
charged, umpires will be baited, reg
ular line-ups will be used, and every
thing. The game will start at 3
o'clock.
Manager Sowell has George, Sny-
der. Swartzkopf and Hall ready to
pitch. He wasn't sure Saturday
night which he would start. Mitchell
will catch, Walls will play first base,
Brewer second. Tucker third. RudwicS
short, Conrad left, Roberts center
and Outterside right. Laux will be
ready as utility man.
Arts Rodriguez and Danny Perez
viii share the pitching burden for
the Bakers. Galvan will catch, Ber-
tetti will play first base. Martinez sec
ond. Chic third, Gorrell short, Felix
Rodriguez left, Pacheco center and
Naylor right. Hordan, Bernal and
Molteni will be held in reserve.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
Main Avenue High Boys
Enter Claim for State
High School Golf Title

Unable to find high school golf
opposition aside from that sup
piled by Austin High School
and Austin was rather easily con-
Quered twice-the Main Avenue
High School golf squad of San
Antonio has entered a claim 10
the state championship, together
with an expression of willingness
to defend his claim against all
corners.
Athletic Director Guy Morrison
Of Main High, coach of Mains gole
team. has issued the sweeping def.
Morrison says his boys are ready
to meet any high school aggre-
CATION in Texas.
Whether there are any other
high schools in the state beside
Main and Austin that have golf
teams the Main bunch doesn't
know. II there are, they want
them to step forward.
The Main combination Of tie
Levison brothers. Albaugh and
Menefee lost only one match out
of twelve with Austin-an6 the
capitol city boys were no slouches.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
SHELTON HAS COUPLE
OF FIRST-CLASS RING
PROGRAMS RIGGED UP
Al-stm Card Tuesday
Night to Be FOLLOWED
by McCmn-Pitts Go.

Jack Shelton promises some high
class boxing for two weeks ahead at
his Market Hall arena.
His "all-star" card of three ten
FOUNDERS, preceded by a four-round
curtain-raiser. on Tuesday night will
be followed on Tuesday week with
a bill headed by two top-notch light
weights. Bill McCann of Cleveland
and Charley Pitts, who variously reg
listers from Australia, the Panama
Canal Zone. the Pacific Coast and
New Orleans.
Shelton has completed his next card
for Tuesday night.
Here's how it stacks up:
Tommy White of Texas City versus
Brooke Stephens of San Antonio, $50
pounds, ten rounds.
Jack Willis of San Antonio versus
Chuck Burns of San Antonio, $50
pounds, ten rounds.
Son Goodrich of San Antonio versus
Cyclone Turner of Gilmer, Texas, ne
gro Neutrality-suspicious., ten rounds.
Eddie Lopez of San Antonio versus
Willie Ford of the University of Tex
as at Austin, 49, puonds, four rounds.
The black opponent for Goodrich,
Turner, has mct some good ones,
black and white, including Ted jamie
son, Lee Anderson and Gorilla Jones.
He went ten rounds with Ander-
son.
Billy Mccain. who is scheduled
tentatively TO fight Pitts on March
Is, is a big Lacquer in his profess
sion-thefe's no GoutS about it. Nc
Cam. whose name. is really William
4. Mckenna, totes around two big
scrapbooks containing all the nice
writeups he has received in his ex-
tensive travels. He has met just
about all the good lightweights.
Pitts, on the other hand. claims to
have beaten Mickey Walker, Willie
jackson, Johnny Clinton. George
Ward, Lou Bogash and a flock of
others in the boxing 400.
He stayed ten rounds with Lew
Tender and fought Benny Leonard.
In fact, his record is cluttered up
with the best in the business.
A McCann-Pitts battle ought to
be worthwhile.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
LOCALS GIVE.
j. HOUsTONF|vE
HOT CONTEST
3 TiangIes, En- Route to
Mexico for Tour, Win
on Fouls.
CLOSE ALL THE WAY
= Sunday School Leaguers
ls Led at Half by
100 Score.
CLOSE ALL THE WAY

The Houston Triangles, crack Y.
NJ. G. A. basket ball team, staged a
comeback against the San Antonio all
star Sunday school quintet in the sec
ond half of an exciting game on the
Y. W. @. A. court Saturday night and
won by point, % to II. .
Every all-star ON the floor, played
hard, brilliant basket ball, individual
ly, and, together, the team played a
surprisingly good game. 1t lost out
through Numerous fouls in the second
half. The Sunday school five had
never played before as a team. -.
The locals started the scoring and
at one time in the first half had a
10-to-3 lead on the visiting Triangles.
. The Houston quintet staged a rally in
the latter part of the first half which
brought the score up to 10 to 8.
Run Up Score i'm Second.
Houston led by a stable margin at
one time in the second half and this
lead the All-Stars were unable to over
come entirely, although they began to
score with little more consistency
later in the game than at the begin
ming of the second half.
Buster Carver played brilliant
game at guard for the All Stars. 1rby
starred at forward by looping five
field goals. Lutz played a good floor
game. as did Janert, who substituted
for Nathan Browning at center.
The two Triangle forwards, Long
cope and Cobb, made six and seven
points, respectively. Williams was
good on the defensive while Dittert
PLAYED good rowing game from the
center position.
On Tour to Mexico.
This was the Triangles' first game
on a tour that will take them deep
into Mexico. They arrived shortly be-
fore the game and departed imme-
diately afterward on their southern
journey. -G
The line-ups:
Triangles: Longcope, Cobb. for
wards; Dittert. center; Williams,
Gentry. Rubenstein, guards.
All-Stars: Irby. Sterling Brown
ing, forwards; Nathan Browning,
Janert, center; Lutz, Carver, guards.
Pat. Dwyer refereed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
MURPHY TO DRIVE
Champion Automobile Racer Of 1877
Enters 500-Mile Event

Indianapolis, Ind, March s--Jimmy
Murphy, speedy smiling son Of Ire
land. has signed to drive a Miller Spe-
cial in the international 500-mile race
which will be held at the indianapolis
Motor Speedway. as usual on Decora-
ton Day, May 80.
Murphy. who won the Indianapolis
race and national points championship
for 1922, was the recognized interna-
tional champion for the season, having
also won the French Grand Prix at
lie Mans, France, the only American
pilot ever 20 turn the unusual feat OF
beating the European stars In their
own backyard.
He is a great favorite at the Hoosier
course and has announced that he will
come to the track early in the year to
tune up his car for the coming race.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
ZUNA WINS RACE
Makes Record For Marathon Distance
in Laurel Baltimore Event.

Baltimore, Md. March s.-The an
nual Laurel to Baltimore marathon,
the eastern tryout for the Olympics,
was won by Frank Zuna of the Mill
rose Athletic Association, New York,
Saturday.
Zuna established a worlds record
for the &c miles, 3S5 yards, making
the distance in two hours, forty min
utes and 80 % seconds. Albert
Nicholson, entry of the Cygnet Ath-
letic Club, East Port Rochester, n.
Y, last years marathon sensation,
finished second with a time of two
hours, 40 minutes and AZ is seconds,
after leading practically all the way.
The Boston entry, Clarence Demar,
winner of the 1922 and 1923 Boston
finished third. Frank L.
Buffalo, n. Y, was fourth;
Harvey Frick, Glencoe A. c.. New
York, came in fifth; Nick Gianna-
kopulos, Millrose A. c., New York,
sixth: Gunner Nelson, Finnish
American Club, New York, seventh.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
BOWLING

The Emig team took the lead in the
X, Of C. Bowling League this week.
The Kemendo. Herring and Lehman
teams won both of their games. the
game score of 1855 pins. Captain Phil
Kemendo won the high individual bowl
ing honors, getting nine mines and three
twelves.
The scores we're: Kemendo, 2i0-2eS;
Herring, 275-26s; Williams, 2T7-246;
Emig, 26T-27s: Kemendo. 237-260 (sec-
ond games: Lehman. 21o-225: schnei-
der, s35-264: Bslmos, 260-275; VoNmer,
2l7-z3S; Lehman (second games)'
267-297.
Tho otaudtnr.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09

Next week sCneuules
Monday, Fecci VS.. Balmos; wednesday.
lehman VS.. Judmaier; Thursday. Voll-
mer VS.. Kemendo: Friday. Egli VS.
Schneider; Saturday. Williams VS.. Her
ring
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
MOTOR RACES SUNDAY
Motorcycle and Automobile Events
Scheduled at Speedway.

The program of racing events which
was to have been presented ut rne
San Antonio Speedway several weeks
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
Adams New 7. C. U. Captain.

Homer Adams, guard and four-letter
man, was elected captain of the
I. c. U. 1925 basket ball team Sat
urday. Letters were awarded to Cap
tain Cantrell, George, Cantelmi. Tan
HERSHEY. Adams, Loyorn and Taylor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09

See Gene Seng for baseball equip
ment at 314 West Commerce street.
lAdY.l
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09

Don't know herr why. she lives IN
the same square with you" Yes. but
she's not IN the same cirele."-Cleye-
land Leader. -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09

Can you beat ii is righh No up
keep to speak of and priced 50
reasonably that every boy and girl
can have one.
The youngster who stays out IN
the great outdoors constantly grows
up strong, clean-minded, clear-eyed,
prepared for any mental or physical
test demanded Of him. He's q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-09
Florence Harding
WithStdndS Operation

Radical surgical work u this time IL
quite out of the question.
Mrs Harding Went through The pal
liiiavr operation under lpca annr~ihrSia
with but little shock ANA tonight main
tanned her usual courage aud hopeful
ness
Signed
H. g. Wood. w. ~
Carl w. Sawyer. NJ H."
The operation Was performed ~ :
O'Clock ~ White oaks Farm. sani-
tarium conducted Ia pr. Carl w Saw
yer. where Mrs. Harding has been IA ik
ing her home The ~anitarium form
erly was conducted hv pr Cha.lr, H.
Sawyer Ire>dcnr Ilrdins'> personal
physician
Thruughou' the fav Mr~ lIir,ling' :
condition had grown idilv wnr,r Late
III the dny Dr. SAWYER ~prumnn Il into
consultation br !. T.. Woods " C W.
land. and il was decided to operate M
once.
Dr. Sawyer stated the, We're forced To-
take a chance for bringing relief ~ their
patient 10y performing tn operation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-09
|. v. v. CAUSE
TROOPS CALL
near SEATTLE
300 Men Establish Con-
troll of Principal Road
Leading to Hydro
Electric Plant
fBy The Assuciat,d ProSs.)

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov 4. Sheriff
Conn and Pre- secutor Gilbert. of Skagi-
tax county. hav, asked Governor Hart
for troops on account Of 300 indus
tiial Workers of tire World having cs-
tabln>.ed control ~ the principal road
leading 10 Concrete. Wash said a dis
patch published today by the S attic
iImes.
The situation greg out of strike
that started thrte weeks ago on "a
large hydro-elecrr plant which the
Puget -und Traction. Light and
Power company has been building on
the Baker river at Concrete.
The newspaper quoted Sheriff Conn
rs saying that conditions had gotten
beyond control and ihut the T. w. -
in the district were being rapidly re-
inforced from Seattle huge camp
has been established IN the woods
along the road by the l. W. w.. X
was related. and twice passenger
trains on the Great Northern Railway
have been stopped.
4 am swearing in a larga special
force of deputies" Sheriff Conn was
stated To have said but we need
troops.
- The sispatch that 500 work
ers On the project had resist efforts
Of |. ". W. to persuade them 10 quit
work
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-09
INJUREDCHILD
WILL RECOVER
Attending Physicia a n S
Believe Girl Not Sc
riously Hurt

Ftta May Sharpe. 3, daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs ". H. Sharpe Of III Reno.
Okla. who was injured when the ear
~ which the family was sitting at the
side Of the read near Siuar; Place was
struck hy passing auto and turned
over rs recovering accorc:ng 70 ln-
formation from the Iiariing hosp-
tai The attending physician believes
the little girl will be sufficiently re-
covered 10 remove to the home Of RI Il
latives early next week.
The little girl WAS unconscious for
"a time after the accident and a con
cuy,;on ~ IN brain was feared.
Jack Durett ~ IA Fe'ia ~ held N
the Cameron county Jail in connection
with the accident.
The car which struck the Sharpe
auto was abandoned hy its driver in
madiately after the accident.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-09
CONVENTION TO
Be Held TODAY
Will Select Candidate
of Fronterizo Party
in Matamoros

A general convention Of members q
the "Partido Socialista Fronterizo" in
Matamoros will hold a convention at
noon today in the Plaza Dc TOros in
that city for the purpose If deciding
on which one of their three candidates
for the position of presidente or may
or will remain On the ticket.
The candidates out for the position
on this party ticket are PrCtacio
Guerra. Andres Cedillo and Luis Lon
goria. Only members u tn party will
he allowed TO take part in the conven-
tion and campaigning hy the various
candidates has been very heated dur
ing the past week, signs on cars. ~ NJ
nants. handtslls and other political
literature being conspicuous on the
eve Of the convention.
The general election in Matamoros
to Z teimine - preSidcnte municipal
or mayor. will be held on December ILL.,
Prudencio Roiz : the candidate who
is running against the Fronterizo
party. and in the final electi,O the
number Of candidates will he only two.
} sus NJ. CardenaS j. mayor Of the city
at present. having been appointed TO
that post BY the governor of Tamau-
lipas following the resignation OF the
entire city administration body last
summer.