davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-03-02

tiger eye, amethyst topaz, :. emerald
give Jeweltone the preference for smart
apparel. $3.50.
Evening star., 1925-03-02
New Paris Bags

If you arc looking for a Swag-
ger note for the Spring cos
tune, then this Imported
Sports Bag is just the thing.
In vivid colorings with a clever
arrangement which completely
hides the opening. SIS.
Leather Goods Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-02
Buckles and Bows Trim
These Three New Pumps

Thoroughly and thoroughly American the Colonial
chosen by leading designers interpreting the spirit of Fashion for
Spring.
dainty beaded buckle gives finished appearance
front goring which perfect fit the nsep In
buckles may have tailored bow of suede and calf This
Colonial style be had in all leather can with
covered Cuban heels all black satin with Spanish heel the novel
combination of calf and suede with low Spanish heel
These three variations sketched. $3.50
Evening star., 1925-03-02
-Unbroken Lines of
Prime Importance

u
Fashion demands today that
smooth, unbroken line at the
back which only combination
garment can give. We have
three lovely new models
A Step-in of knitted elastic
with Satin Treco Brassiere
eliminates brassiere difficulties
and mou1ds excess flesh in
smooth symmetrical lines.
$22.50.
For decollette wear there is an
unusually low-back model of
dainty peach color in silk
batiste and elastic. $3.50.
A heavier boned model with
Satin Treco Brassiere, $i0.50.
Corset Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1925-03-02
The Fashionable Shades

are golden oak, tiger eye Ga tawny
c,o1or), navy with lighter colors.
Venetia Ga soft grayish blue y and the
smart natural tones.
Misses Section, Fourth door.
International., 1925-12-20
Sunday Morning, December 20, 1925.


for a full measure of Good Health,
Good Luck and Good Cheer, and
to say for your support and pat
ronage-Thank You.
Continued on Next Page,)
International., 1925-12-20
PlGGAY WIGGLY

The Figgly Wiggly store has
everything IN reac ness for that
christmas dinner. Inere turkey
and cranoerries. Surely Christmas
wouldn't be Christmas unless you
had both these things. There's
fruit cake, dates, and f gs. Go
over and look over their selection
Of Christmas trees, that you in
tend to buy for the kiddies. You
also can buy candy, either the
regular hard Christmas candy or
else the fancy box KIND.
International., 1925-12-20

in satin, quilted and felt, as a
Chr. stmas gift for this year, COM
ing in many different styles and
colors. There is pretty display
of ladies hosiery in all different
pr ces and colors. Also there is
a selection of children's hose in
sport and silk line. For the men
there are attractive silk and wool
hose to match the new fall Flor
sheim oxford. Then, too, there are
chic patent and KID pumps for
milady for afternoon or street
wear, and satins coming in silver
and gold for evening wear.
International., 1925-12-20
F. F. RODRIGUEZ

At the F. F. Rodriguez hardware
store we find most fascinating
array of chinaware, cutlery, and
glassware. Handpainted chocolate
and coffee sets. Electric toasters,
percolaters and heaters. Vases,
bon bon and fruit dishes in
number of different styles. Alum
mum cooking utensils that VII
delight the heart of any house
wife. And last but not least
comes the attractive kitchen ran
ges n many different styles and
all very moderately priced. Bring
the children in to see the big line
of toys.
International., 1925-12-20
PUCHI BROTHERS

The Puchi Brothers Store has
an exceedingly large selection of
children's toys. Playthings of all
k nds. Dolls, teddybears, doll
houses, dishes and story books to
delight the heart of your little
girl. For the boy there is the
locomotive, trumpets, wagons and
guns. The Puchi store consists Of
many departments including the
mems department, lad es, and
piece goods, also the shoe depart
ment. At Puchi's grocery store
one will find all the necessary
trimmings for the Christmas din
ner.
International., 1925-12-20
ESCALADA BROTHERS

Escalada Brothers cordially in
vites the public to come and see
what they are offering for Christ
mas. Although they special ze in
wholesale groceries their retail de-
partment is supplied with as com
plete stock as can be found in
the city, Their merchandise being
of the highest quality obtainable.
You will find their prices with n
the reach of all. In the dry
goods and shoe department there
is an exclusive sale of several ma
tionally known brands such as
Humming Bird hosiery. Red
Goose shoes for children and
Crawford shoes for men. They
have biz trade IN both Santa
Cruz county and the west coast
cf Mexico.
International., 1925-12-20
THE MODERN

At The Modern one finds every
thing conven emily and artistically
arranged. There is everything
here to delight and fascinate mi
lady. Dainty handkerchiefs in
every color of the ra nbow. Gifted
flowers for dress or hair. Hats of
latest design consisting Of Franch
turbans, picture hats and Swan
son Polks. Stunning evening
gowns, afternoon frocks, sport
dresses, suits and coats. Too,
there is the satin negligee and
breakfast coats of all delicate
hues, along with the quilted silk
bathrobes. Silk lingerie of all
kinds IN shades of green, orchid
and peach. There is novelty
iewelry such as choker beads,
bracelets and setted combs. Also
there is the wardrobe trunk and
overnight bag for the lady who
travels.
International., 1925-12-20
LA WILLIE DE PARIS

The La Vile de Paris IS all
ready for the Christmas season.
The buyers in New York have
seen to it that there is everything
to delight milady. Also there are
man tn ngs imported direct from
Europe.
The main floor contains no limit
Of items for the ladies. Novelty
jewelry, toilet articles, and bureau
sets. The fur department offers
everything new n the way of
capes, neckpieces and coats. All
sorts of silk lingerie, hosiery, and
street dresses. Evening and party
dresses are there to tempt the
shopper.
Then, too, there is the men and
boys department where every
thing new n the line of masculine
attire is displayed. The Villa has
a little surprise for its patrons in
the way of Chr 'stmas remem-
brance. A number of ca'enders
Imported from Japan, handpainted
on Tronic wood gre to be rnailed
to customers. Shoppers should
net fail tn visit Toyland at the
Vile de Paris.
International., 1925-12-20
SONORA NEWS

At the Sonora News one finds
here cards for every occasion.
Christmas and New Year cards in
many different colors and de-
signs. The latest In victrola rec
crds VIII be found here. Another
delightful gift and one which is
always appreciated is stationery.
The Sonora News has a supply of
box stationery which VIII make
letter writing a 10y. One will
find on display Spanish shawls of
rare beauty, in elaborate designs.
International., 1925-12-20
GEORGE 3. MARSH, INC.

The George B. Marsh, Inc, in
appreciation of your patronage is
gi ing a thermometer as a very
useful Christmas remembrance
The main line carried in tn S store
is furniture and here one will
find everything to furnish a cozy
and delightful home. Hardware,
ch navarro, and cutlery. In the
sport goods department there is
everything available in the way of
basketball, football, baseball, golf
International., 1925-12-20
OWL DRUG STORE

At the Owl Drug store the
shopper finds so many attractive
gifts he becomes confused before
making a selection. For the
Chr stmas and New Years dance
consisting of soft lights, soothing
music and pretty women, what
could make it seem more heavenly
than a whiff of Black Narcisses,
Coty's or Hudnuts odors as she
glides by. There IS the three
piece toilet sets consisting Of soap,
powder and perfume in attractive
satin lined boxes. The perfume
sets coming in pairs for perfume
and toilet water come in shades
of Jade. tangerine. and jet in dis
tinct DESIGNS. The small lamp
with parchment or silk shades
comes IN all pastel colors. The
prices requested are extremely
low but will make delightful as
well as useful and lasting gifts.
Another feature is the Eastman
kodak in all different styles and
sizes. The Parker Duofold pen
and nenc'l alone with the Water
man pen and nencil make exceed
inrlv useful oifts. The Owl has ?
spncial PRINTING apparatus and will
print names on al rens pencils
and comnacts. free Of ch,aroe on
art 'cles purchased at the store.
International., 1925-12-20
GIVEN BROTHERS

The Given Brothers shoe store
announce to the public that on ac-
count Of the tearing down of the
Monteuzma hotel bu u'lding early
in January, the store will haze a
big sale beginning Monday,
December 21, of all shoes, includ-
ing satins in gold and silver, kids
and patents. All Of the latestein
novelty footwear along with the
imported silver leather will be in
cluded m this sale.
International., 1925-12-20
RADIO SHOP

The Stewart-Warner Radio
Shop has a complete line of radio
receiving sets, radio parts and ac-
cessories. Radio concerts and
demonstrations are gwen every
night from 6 to II P. M. They
also demonstrate in your own
home. If you are interested in
Radio, see Ted Carter at the
Stewart Warner Radio Shop.
International., 1925-12-20
sTOLTZ STORE

The Stoltz Stationery and Music
Store has a Big assortment Of
Christmas cards, and Christmas
decorations. Many beautiful and
useful gifts can be purchased here
including Indian pottery, candle
sticks, nut dishes and ash trays
made of Oregon wood.
International., 1925-12-20

and tennis accessories. Also guns
and ammunition. The George B.
Marsh Inc, is also the distributors
for the Atwater-Kent radio and
Cunningham radio tubes. They
wish to extend their best wishes
International., 1925-12-20
(By MARGARET BRIGGS Formerly with the Kansas City POst)

appreciated than an in tailed
handkerchief? A large selection
of Isle, silk and imported English
wool hose in all fancy colors help
to gve the shopper ideas. A line
of Stetson and Lee hats are now
on display. Shirts of all materials
such as English broadcloth and
polin will make useful as we'll as
lasting gifts.
International., 1925-12-20
HEROLD AND TIDWELL

At the Herold and Tidwell store
there is large selection to choose
from for the masculine sex. Bath
robes and bedroom slippers make
ideal gifts. Or what could be more
International., 1925-12-20
MODEL SHOE STORE

The Model Shoe Store is es-
pecially advertising their slippers
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SLEEP AND
By ROYAL S. COPELAND
United States Senator From Ney
Former Commissioner OF Health, Ne,

There is no surer evidence of
physical well-being in a child than
increase in weight. 1t
would be good thing if there could be
a pair of scales in every household.
Certainly there should be a pair in
every school room and every child
should be weighed regularly. The
weight should be posted and this rec
brd will cause the child to contrast his
present weight with last weeks or
last months.
1t is perfectly human to desire 10
excel. Even in the matter of taking
on weight in childhood, there is eager.
ness TO beat the other children.
When we get older we are just as
anxious to take off flesh. get hun
dreds of letters every month asking
how 10 get rid Of excessive weight. But
in childhood there is no better sign Of
Development than gradual increase in
the weight.
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TEXAS f1iRzP9SHIUl0iTfrixs9 !
SETS WORLD RECORD

DENVER, Dec. 14.-LP)-R. a.
King, Wichita Falls, Texas, estab'
lished a worlds record in trapshooting
with a mark Of .9S70 average for 1000
registered targets here Sunday.
King established the mark when he
shot a score Of 40 out Of 80 single
targets at the municipal traps, com
plotting his thousand target string.
The mark is Kings second worlds
record. Five years ago in a match
here against Fred Ethen Of Coffey-
vile. Kan, he established a record
score Of 90 out OF 100 targets in the
doubles event.
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day with Simmons Univer-
sity.
The Simmons game has
been called off and the Division squad
will pull out Friday for Oklahoma for
its only out-of-town contest of the
year with Fort Sill on Saturday after
noon at Lawton.
FANS INDIFFERENT
Failure of civilian fans in San An
tonic to take advantage Of the college
games arranged at the post among
them the appearances of st. Edwards
College, st. Mary's College, Daniel
Baker College, Trinity University and
Dallas , University, none of which
swelled the army's athletic fund to
any extent-probably was the chief
cause for cancellation of plans to
brings Simmons here from Abilene.
Also, the Division is pointing for
q victory over the civilian all-stars
on Christmas Day, something they
haven't been able 10 accomplish in six
seasons, and it is said there is a
desire to try ont some plays designed
for that game against an out-of-town
team. Fort Sill's aggregation will
serve as trial horses.
STARS ON RIVAL SQUAD
On the civilian squad for Christmas
Day will be such stars as Wilson,
Irwin, Berry and Eitt of the Texas
Aggies, Newell and Pfannkuche of
Texas University, Boggs and Yantis
Of Trinity and a number of former
performers, such as "Ox"
Fullingim. the Baylor end, and mig"
Dotson, the old Baylor back.
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CISCO HIGH CHOOSES
TO PLAY CLEBURNE
ON HOME GRIDIRON

AUSTIN, Dec. 14.-[P-The In
terscholastic League officials did not
order" the playoff of the tic game
at Cleburne between Cleburne and
Cisco at Cisco next Tuesday, declared
Roy B. Henderson, league director,
here today.
I'VE were merely sustaining Cisco
in that they could not be forced to
play on q neutral field against their
wishes" declared Henderson. Had
n neutral site been agreeable to both
teams then it would have been sane
toned by US.
THE league ordered the game play
ed off on Tuesday, IL possible, but
there our duties ended as il was up
to the two contenders to decide where
it was to be played"
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.EAST'S ALL-STARS
4. GATHER FOR DRILL

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. IA
R-Players who will comprise the
Al.American Eastern football team
which will play a representative
Western eleven at San Francisco,
December 20 were gathering here to-
day preparatory 10 a weeks practice
under the direction of William Navy
Bill" Ingram, head coach of Indiana
University, who will manage the
eleven.
The team will scrimmage against
the Indiana varsity and freshman
elevens during the weeks practice,
preparatory to entraining for San
Francisco.
Among star players under the
Eastern squads banner will be
Slaughter, Edwards and Hawkins of
Michigan; Wycoff of Georgia Tech.
Garbisch and Farwick of Army;
Sloan Of Drake; Dilweg of Marquette:
Ekberg, Davis and Mahan of West
Virginia; Chase Of Pittsburgh: Pease
OF Columbia and Ingram Of the
Navy,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-14
TURKEY GOLF EVENT
REACHES SEM|-F|NAL

With the completion Of the last of
the second round matches Sunday aft
ernoon, pairings were announced for
the semi-final round in the seven
flights of the Breckenridge Park Golf
Associations turkey tournament. Two
especially good matches are in pros
pect in the first flight, Louis Levin
son, city champion and medalist, meet
ing Clarence Nordhaus, and T. C..
Wheat meeting Reuben Albaugh.
The two closest battles Sunday were
in the fifth and seventh flights. J.. VI.
Sullivan defeated Bob Wayne, one
up, in 20 holes, and X. i. Hess de-
feated W. Wolff. one up, in 20 holes.
A turkey gobbler will be given as
first prize in each flight. Following
are the pairings for the third round
First Flight. Leyinson VS.. {.
Nordbaus; T. c. Wheat vs.. Reuben
Albaugh.
Second Flight. L. Tsppin VS.. S.
Nordhaus; DR.. Paschal VS.. Roy Weis-
singer.
Third Flight-B. schriever vs..
Frank Dix; W. McNair vs.. G. X.
Kirkland.
Fourth Flight-A. Levy VS.. W. W.
Aston; Frank Morell We. x. A. Vel
ton.
Fifth Flight-Lieutenant D. J. Can
field vs.. Phil Lowell; r. B. Schulz VS..
i. VI. Sullivan.
Sixth Flight-R. z. ST. John VS..
W. j. Benjamin; P. II. Dial VS.. ".
s. Roland.
Seventh Flight-M. V. Burris vs..
X. b. Hess; W. ]. Lighthouse VS.. r.
3. Newcome.
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RED SOX BUILD
BRAND NEW
|NF|ELD

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-LP)-One
infield and one outfield developed in
the trading market during the an
nuaI baseball meeting here last week
the Boston Rel Sox building up
their quartet of ground smash collec.
tors while the Chicago Cubs bolstered
their trio of fly-chasers.
Phil Todt, heavy-hitting recruit,
will be at first for the Red Sox. Cow
ering second base will be Herrera.
Cuban, who has been a sensation for
two years in the Eastern League. Nc
Cam from Portland of the Pacific
Coast will be at short. Haney, from
Detroit. will be at third base.
Joe McCarty, manager Of the Cubs.
gained a pair Of gardeners for cash
and added Harmon, Louisville short
stop, to his roster.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-14
BURNS IN FOR TOUGH
STRUGGLE WITH HTZ

Chuck Burns, BEST Of the local mid
bleveishts, is in for a tough evening
m December %, when he meets Red"
Eitsimmons ut Market Hall.
Incidentally, Promoter Jack Shelton
unnounced Monday that Market Hall
: has been definitely designated as the
scene of the struggle, Beethoven Hall
icing unavailable that night.
Fitzsimmons, lsnky, raw-boned, pro-
1nsely -freckled. like his famous name
sake, has a Fitzsimmons kick in his
right hand that Shelton thinks may do
something no other gioyed fist has
icus-bowl Burns off his feet.
In addition, Fitz will outweigh
Burns some six or eight pounds, be
Ing q natural 175-pounder. and will
have height and reach on him.
He il working daily in Shelton's
Navarro Street gymnasium, between
md 2 o'clock. Burns is training at
khe same place between 2 and 3.
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ALABAMA GRlDSTERS
ITO TAKE NORTHERN
( ROUTE TO PASADENA

Change IN plans will prevent San
Antonio fans from watching a work
out Of the University Of Alabama
Football team, Southern Conference
champions, on the 'Bamans' way to
Pasadena, Cal. for New Years Day
game against the University Of Wash
ington.
Lieutenant Harry W. Killpack,
Fort Sam Houston athletic officer,
who invited the Southerners to use the
post stadium field for their proposed
ftop-over workout, received a message
from w. p. Gully Van de Graf, as
sistant coach and formerly a lieuten-
mt at Fort Sam, that the team would
b West by the Northern route and,
rturning by the Southern route,
through San Antonio, would make no
ftopoyers. Van de GRAF, however,
blans TO visit his old friends in San
Antonio during the holidays.
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GIANTS WILL PLAY
20 GAMES IN SPRING

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-CR-A
spring schedule of 20 exhibition
games. including a series Of IL con-
kks,s with the champion Washington
fcnsiore Of the American League. was
announced today by the New York
Giants through Secretary James j.
Iicrney. Games also will be played
with the Phillios, the Indians, the
= thletics. the Browns. and the Mem
Vhis club of the Southern Associa-
mon.
= The former National League cham
fions, who viii again do their train
f,g a. Sarasota, Fla, open their Sc
To with Washington on March 20 AT
fsrasota. Three games will then be
paved a. Tampa, Fla. after which
fhr clubs will meet IN Birmingham.
Augusta, Atlanta, Norfolk and Wash
irgion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-14
BRITISH OPEN GOLF
STARTS JUNE is, II

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland. Dec. H.
-UP-The royal and Ancient Golf
Club announces that the qualifying
rounds for the British open golf cham
pionship will be held on June 16 and
II. The north section rounds will lie
contested over the courses Of the
Western Gales Golf Club. Ayrshire,
and the Glasgow Gales Coli Club /;
tho southern section over the sunny
dale course, and the central section
over the st. Anhe's old links and at
the Black Pool Golf Club.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-14
WINTER LEAGUE WILL
CLOSE NEXT SUNDAY

Following the cancellation of its
three scheduled games Sunday. due TO
a muddy field, the Winter Baseball
League management announced that
II would close its season with three
games at Van Daele Stadium next
Sunday.
The Morgsn-Woodward Motors
lead for the title. with Draughon's
Business College and the Katy Tigers
tied for second place.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-14
TUNNEY HOPES TO BEAT
WILLS TO DEMPSEY BOUT

Money talks" Tunney is quoted
by the paper as saying. land We arc
in a position 10 give Dempsey what
he has asked-a cool half million-to
fight me. l am confident article:
will be signed. I am not prepared to
say just where the fight would be held
but it will either be in one of the base
ball parks in New York or Boyle's 81
Acres, New jersey
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GRANGE BETTER
BUT STILL
ON BENCH
CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-Much better,

CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-Much bette
thank you.
RED, Grange said so Monday.
His badly-injured arm, which
keeping him out of the Chicago Bea
lineup. is improving; the swelling n
gone down somewhat and Red"
hoping the doctor may have bd
wrong in saying it might be fatal
he stirred up that blood clot, forui
by a ruptured blood vessel.
Meanwhile. Grange is watching
rest Of the Bears take lickings fri
stronger pro teams. The New I'd
Giants did Sunday what the Det1
Painters did the day before.
Grange, heavily muffled, sat on
bench in street clothes.
The crowd was large but most
the fans had bought their tickets d
ing the week. before Grange was hui
A few hundred Of them demand
their money back at the gate. the md
agement announced, when Grange 4
not play.
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SPENCE IN NEW RECORD.

YONKERS, y. y, Dec. 14.-LP-
Walter Spence Of the Central Y. NJ.
c. A. Of Bro0klyn Saturday night
broke his oTBs worlds record for the
150-yard .bfeost stroke swim, nego-
tiating the distance in one minute, 80
10 seconds. His former record was
J :J2 40. Spence created the new
mark in an exhibition at the municipal
pool.
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SOUTH SIDERS TAKE
ON MECH. OUINTE

South Side Christians will take l.
the City League champions. the Ma.
tional Catholic Community House
five. on the Lsnier school indoor court
at 8 o'clock Monday night. The fol.
lowing will meet at the South Side
church at Z O'Clock: Rollins. Rowan,
HOwle, Kuykendal. Davis, Kennedy,
Linn, Naylor, Abbott.
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either hooks or
slices badly or
nose-dives di-
rectly to the
ground and runs
Ike a rabbit
The reason IL
is always dan
gerous to at
tempt sue b
OTIS " { h
woods is not go
much that the
grass may In
terfere with
the clubhead,
but that the
clubhead squeez-
ing the grass
between the
wood and the
ball, imparts 90
much moisture
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-14
JSSIAN BOY OF IS
BEATS CHESS CHAMP

LONDON, Dec. IA 15-year-old
Russian boy named Raikin, who lives
in London, today defeated Jose II.
Capablanca, the worlds champion
chess player in one Of the four games
the Cuban master lost in an exhibi-
ton in which he played 40 stimuli
taneous matches.
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70 the bah that an effect results which
parallels the action of the spit BALI
IL baseball exactly. The air pressure
acting against this moisture, which
makes the ball lop-sided, causes the
freakish action-and the harder and
cleaner you hit the ball under such
Circumstances the more freakish is its
flight likely to be.
fCopyriEht John y. Ollie Coz
fcopyright. Chester Horton, 1e24-repro-
ducfion in any form strictly prohibited-)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-14
SANTA WILL ARRIVE
EARLY FOR HUNTERS

The hunting license Santn Claus
will appear at noon Tuesday at the
Rex-Hocker hardware store with the
pump gun he annually passes out 70
the lucky holder Of one Of about 100
hunting licenses.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-14
SNIPE CONLEY SIGNS
AS DALLAS MANAGER

DALLAS, Tex. Dec. 14.-P-I
James Patrick (Snipe) Conley, vet
eran Dallas pitcher, has affixed his
signature TO an agreement to manage
the Dallas baseball club for the season
of 1926.