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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
FOOTBALL PROS
ATTRACT MOB
Of $4,000

NEW YORK, y. Y, Oct. 10
Twenty-Five thousand spectators jour-
neyed to the Polo Grounds Sunday TO
witness the first game Of the National
Professional Football League here.
There are 20 teams in this league, all
scattered around the country and COM
posed Of former college football stars.
The New York representative didn
have enough stars, for the Giants. as
they have been designated. were
soundly thumped by the Philadelphia
Yellowjackets. $40.
Three bands blared music in various
sections Of the field. and the Phila-
delphians came over with cheer lead
crs and a band of rootcrs. Between
halves the enemy roofing section pa
radcd over the field behind the two
bands.
In the New York lineup were such
former college stars as Kinkey Haines,
Penn State; Carney, Navy !;
Tommy Myers, Fordham; Century
Millstead, Yale, and none other than
Big jim Thorpe himself. These were
not enough. Hc ItliOM JuShSto VI"
PLAYED a better brand of football and
scored two touchdowns in the first
half.
"Tex, Hamer, former Penn full
back. carried the ball over on one
touchdown and Johnny Haws, former
Dartmouth quarter, scored the other
Using a fast shift. the Yellowjackets
backfield outran the Giants through
most Of the afternoon.
Toward the end of the game, the
New Workers. tried to avert n shutout
BY taking to the passing game, with
Mcbride, late of Syracuse, doing the
tossing, but this was just as vain as
their attempts at line plunging. The
Yellowjackets defeated the Giants IN
Philadelphia on Saturday and thus
have taken two straight from New
York's representatives.
"Tex' Hamer learned his football
in San Antonio Academy several years
ago and was captain of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania two seasons ago
until a clash with his coach over be-
ing kept out of an important game,
after his driving power had won sew
eral carly-season encounters, caused
him to leave school
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
$500, DEAD OR ALIVE,
OFFERED FORGUNMAN
By Universal Service.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. ia re-
ward of $500 for the capture. dead
or alive. of Martin James Durkin, no
torious Chicago gunman, was offered
yesterday by the United States gov.
eminent, according TO a notice posted
at Pasadena where the criminal is
thought to be in hiding. Durkin has
carried on elaborate automobile theft
operations between Pasadena and Chi
cago for several years and despite the
fact that he is but % years old he
is wanted for at least four murders.
These include the shooting Of Z. Z.
Shanahan, department of justice
agent, and of three Chicago police
officers. The federal authorities here
and Pasadena police arc convinced
he is in the vicinity at the present
time and are sparing no effort to APP
prehend him.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
FAMOUS PLAYERS
AGREEMENT Barred

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.--F)-Addi
tional details of the agreement recent
ly entered into by Balaban and KATE
and the Famous Players-Lasky Cor
poration, have been mailed to stock
holders of the former concern. The
statement says a 10-year agreement
has been signed by which all of the
Famous Players-Lasky theaters are
to be separated from the parent cor
poration, the stock of the new COM
pany to be owned by the original com.
pany and the theaters to be operated
and managed by Balaban and Katz,
the latter concern to participate in
the profits.
A second corporation also is form
cd, each concern owning one-half. The
second company is to be the means
of further expansion for the benefit
of both owners.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
DEATH Claims YOUNG
CITY HALL VISITOR

Death SATURDAY claimed a visitor
to the city hall.
Arriving on the third floor, the
young individual who only few min
utes later met a tragic end. felt his
way into the street commissioners Of
flee.
Chipping gayly in his quest OF
knowledge, he clambered up the mas
sive leg TO Commissioner Steffler's
desk.
The commissioner was busy signing
a street paving contract and none too
gently ushered the inquisitive little
fellow from his office with a swift
movement Of his hand.
Picking himself Up. he looked back
for a moment wondering just what Il
was all about.
But he was not dishcartened.
He felt his way around several
desks and chairs. winding up in the
city attorneys office.
Assistant City Attorney Thomas D.
Cobbs was engaged in a heated legaI
debate.
The visitor was almost mashed
when the attorney jumped to his feet
and went over TO one of the files.
Scurrying to safety, he frowned and
went out into the corridor.
Here he met his doom.
Traversing the length of the hall
he came to the elevator.
One Of the city's employees espied
him.
But all Of his six legs failed to
bring him to safety when the cmployp
showed him off into the deep shaft
with the toe of his shoe.
Without q murmur, the cricket died
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
= BOWLING =

The Riedne- team set high game rec
ord in the Turner Handball Clubs nine
pin league al the weekly bowl. They
rolled high game OF 407 and high In
ming of IS. or course, they won the
game and then had the Pfeiffer team so
upset that they took the second game
easily, also.
The games were marked by the return
Of an old-t!me n!nepin bowler. Ed Pode-
wills, who showed the boys he could still
get the pins when he hit two twelves
and two mines in the second game.
The leading pingetters OF the two
games were: r. Jung 81, BuBhick sc. w.
Thorman sc. Joe McAllister SO. Treuter
Jr.. So, Bosch GO, Fr!tZe 81, Hoffmann IS,
Schmidt -.
The teams lined UP as follows: Cap
tain C. Riedner, McAllister. Fritze, Blu
shick, Thornan, Podewils, Tolle. DR..
Prather. Jung, Brotze. DR.. zucht, A.
Giesecke. Zucht Jr.. Major Blind.
Captain =. Pfeitfer, Gloeckner. Treu-
ter Jr., Hoffman,. Gutzeit, Corning.
Bosch. Schmidt. Cloonan. Aives, Weber,
Faulkner. Bergman, Geyer.
The scores were:
First game
Pfeiffer .......54 "a 70 81 ~ 6I-S42
Second game Az
Riedner ...............64 81 IS !S-ass
Pfeiffer ...............4o 90 ~ fo--Ao
Eighteenth week. English: Fritze s37,
Treuter Jr.. SIS, Bosch SOL, jung 4ss,
Joe McAllister 493. Tolle 1856.
Eighteenth week. one ball on full:
Gloeckner l13, McAllistsr 1l2, Jung 1oo'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
ARREST NEWLYWEDS
AS MAN, rs, TAKES
BRIDE OF FOURTEEN

CORDELL, Okla, Oct. 19.-P)-
The matrimonial ventures of W. Z
Thompson, 76, and Pansy Cantrcll
IA, met an immediate obstacle here
yesterday, when the sheriff of Wash
tia County took the couple into Gus
tody following the marriage. The
girl is a step-daughter of Thompson's
daughter.
The couple was turned over to the
girls father, Thompson's son-in-law
upon his arrival from Carnegie, Okla,
where the three live. The marriage
license gave Thompson's age as u
and the girls as u. G. ID. Cocker,
7S-year-old justice Of the peace, per
formed the ceremony.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
Bride-to-Be Will
Watch Merino
Battle Palmer

Johnny Merino has a special
reason for wanting to beat Leo
Palmer in their 12-round battle
at Fort Sam Houston Tuesday
night.
In the crowd expected to pack
the Liberty theater for the bout
will be Miss Margaret Mathews,
who will become Mrs. Johnny
Merino on Wednesday.
Uncle Sam will give Johnny
a furlough Of As days after the
Tuesday bout and the bride and
groom will make it their honey
moony.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19

: Ormsby Chevrolet Co.
Dec. IS: I.-G. y. Wood a Coal Co.. VS..
Manhattan Cafe.
Dec. 20: Security Benefit Assoc.a tion
VS.. Losoya ST. Coffee Shoppe.
TWELFTH WEEK.
Jan. I: Sunset Wood & Coal Co. VS..
Advertising Service co.
Jan. 8: I.-G. n. Wood G. Coal Co. VS.
Losoya 81. Coffee Shoppe.
Jan. 6: Ormsby Chevrolet Co. VS.. Sc
curlty Benefit Association.
Jan. Z: Cloouan & Osborn VS.. Manhat-
tan Cafe.
THIRTEENTH WEEK.
Jan. II: I.-c. N Wood & Coal Co. vs..
OrInsby Chevrolet Co.
Jan. IL: Advertising Service Co. VS.
Security Benefit Association.
January Is: Sunset Wood & Coal Co.
We. Manhattan Cafe.
Jan. a: Cloonan & Osborn vs.. Lo-
soya St. Coffee shoppe.
FOURTEENTH WEEK.
Jan. 10: Manhattan Cafe VS.. Gosoya
ST. Coffee shoppe.
Jan. 90; Security Benefi: Association
We. I.-G. n. Wood & Coal Co.
Jan. 81: Cloonan & Osborn vs.. AdveE-
Using Service Co.
Ian. %: sunset Wood 4 Coal CO. VS..
Ormsby Chevrolet Co.
FIFTEENTH WEEK.
Jan. %: Advertising Service Co. VS.
Ian. 81: Cioonan & Osborn VS.. secur-
ity Benefit Association.
ian. Is: Sunset Wood & Coal 90. w l.
G. n. Wood & Coal Co. -
Ian. 20: Ormsby Chevrolet Co. W.
Losoya ST. Coffee Shoppe.
SIXTEENTH WEEK.
February /: Security Benefit Associa'
.ion VS.. Sunset Wood and Coal Company
February 2: Advertising Service com
pany VS.. Losoya Street Coffee Shoppe.
February 1: Cloonan & Osborn vs. l.
G, ~ Wood and Coal Company
SEVENTEENTH WEEK.
February .: Advertising Service Com
pany VS.. I.-G. n. Wood and Coal COM
Pc February 10: Security Benefit Asso'
citation VS.. Manhattan Cafe.
February II: Cloonan e. Osborn VS.
Ormsby Chevrolet Company.
February -: Sunset Wood and Goa
Company VS.. Losoya Street Coffee
| shoppe.
EIGHTEENTH WEEK.
February Is: Sunset Wood and Goa
Company VS. Cloonan & Osborn.
February I6: Advertising Service Com
| pany VS.. ormsby Chevrolet Company.
February II: I.-G. y. Wood and Goa
| Company VS. Manhattan Cafe.
February IS: Security Benefit Asso
citation VS.. Losoya Street Coffee Shoppe
NINETEENTH WEEK.
| February %: I.-G. y. Wood and Goa
| Company VS.. Losoya Street COFFEE
| Shoppe.
| February Sc: Ormsby Chevrolet Com
| pany VS.. Security Benefit Association.
February "a: Cloonan Osborn VS.
| Manhattan Cafe.
February 20: Sunset Wood and Goa
| Company VS.. Advertising Service Com
| pany. - -
March !: Sunset Wood and Coal Com
pany VS.. Manhattan Cafe.
! March 2: I.-G. y. Wood and Goa
Company VS.. ormscy Chevrolet Com
| pany.
March "a: Cloonan & Osborn vs. Lo
soya Street Coffee shoppe.
| March 5: Advertising Service vs.. Sc
curity Benefit Association.
TwENTY-FIRST WEEK.
March S: Cloonan & Osborn VS.. Ad
| yertisIng Service Company.
| March 10: Manhattan Cafe We. Losoy'
| Street Coffee Shoppe.
| March II: Sunset Wood and Goa
| Company VS.. Ormsby Chevrolet Com
| pany.
March Is: Security Benefit Association
VS.. I.-G. n. Wood and Coal Company
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
P|CSK|N M|SNOMER;;
FOOTBALLS COWH|DE

CHICAGO. Oct. 19.-GP)-It is all
wrong to call football a "pigskin. "
Instead it's a cowhidc.
The misnomer has stuck since the
ancient days when a hogs bladder
was kicked around the English vii
lage green. Later it was given a
coat Of pig hide to make it last
longer
Footballs now are made from cow
hide, the b st double grained quality,
and have been for years. The pro
cess of their manufacture will be
demonstrated, during the convention
of the National Tanners Council Of
America here, November -.
The oval shape of the football also
is due to its porcine ancestry, the
bladder shape being retained.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
TAUBERT'S PIGEON
WINS LONG RACE

A bird owned by Louis Taubert, 205
Peel; avenue, flew the air line distance
Of 19796S miles from Hillsboro, Tex.
as, in six hours. so minutes and five
seconds TO win the third race of the
young bird series of the Lone Star
Flying Club.
Following is the order in which the
birds finished. giving owner: l.. #.
Taubert. Edward Herbsleb. L. F. Tau
bert. Il. II. Ackermann, John B. vinck.
j. A. Weber, V. L. Gillett, Henry
Baetz. Cornelius Bresch, E. s. Peter
son. w. L. Rcmy, George Knoll, r. G..
Zinsmeister, John A. Brown, Albert
Haas, W. A. Ridgeway, L. o. Logan.
The next race will be flown Satnr.
day from Whitesboro. Texas, an air
line distance of 200 miles.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
CITY HANDICAP LEAGUE
SCHEDULE.
FOURTH WEEK.


November 2: Security Benefit Associa'
ton VS.. Losoya street Coffee shoppe.
November 5: 1.-G. y. Wood and Goa
Company VS.. Manhattan Cafe.
November ): Advertising Service Com.
pany VS.. Ormsby Chevrolet Company.
November 8: Sunset Wood and Goa
Company VS.. Cloonan & Osborn.
FIFTH WEEK.
November 9: I.-G. n. Wood and Goa
Company VS.. Losoya Street Coffee Shop
November 10: Sunset Wood and Goa
Company VS.. Advertising Service Com
pany.
November II: Cloonan & Osborn VS.
Manhattan Cafe.
November 10: Ormsby Chevrolet Com.
pany VS.. Security Benefit Association.
SMITH WEEK.
November Is: Cloonan & Osborn VS.
Losoya Street Coffee Shop.
November II: Advertising Service VS.
Security Benefit Association.
November IS: I.-G. y. Wood and Coal
Company VS.. Ormsby Chevrolet Com.
pany.
Company VS.. Manhattan Cafe.
SEVENTH WEEK.
November %: Security Benefit Asso.
November "a: Manhattan Cafe VS.. Lo-
soya Coffee Shoppe.
November rs: Sunset Wood and Coal
Company VS.. ormsby Chevrolet Com
pany.
November 81: Cloonan & Osborn VS.
Advertising Service Company.
EIGHTH WEEK.
December /: Ormsby Chevrolet Com.
pany VS.. Losoya Street Coffee Shoppe.
December 2: Sunset Wood and Goa
Company VS.. I.-G. y Wood and Goa
Company.
December ): Cloonan & Osborn VS.. Sc.
curity Benefit Association.
December 1: Advertising Service Com.
pauy VS.. Manhattan Cafe.
NINTH WEEK.
December :: Cloouan e. Osborn vs.. l..
C. ". Wood and Coal Company.
December s: Advertising Service Com.
pany vs.. Losoya Street Coffee Shoppe.
December 8: Security Benefit Associa.
ton VS.. Sunset Wood and Coal Company
December 10: Ormsby Chevrolet Com
pany VS.. Manhattan Cafe.
TENTH WEEK.
Dec. 10: Security Benefit Association
VS.. Manhattan Cafe.
Dec. l6: CloOnan Osborn VS.. ormso.
Chevrolet Co.
Dec. II: Sunset Wood Coal Co. vs.
Losoya st. Coffee Shoppe.
Dec. IS: Advertising Service Co. VS.
I.-G. \. Wood & Coal Co,
ELEVENTH WEEK.
Dec. 81: Sunset Wood a Coal Co. VS.
Cloonan & Osborn.
Dec. 2s; Advertising Service Co. vs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
COOL SPELL BRINGS
MORE DRUNKENNESS,
POLICE ARREST Is

Eighteen persons were arrested for
drunkenness between midnight Satur-
day and 5 o'clock Sunday.
This unusual amount of inebria-
ton is directly due to the cool spell.
in the opinion of Police Sergeant
Bcze. who declares:
when the temperature drops the
bootleg market rises.
'"Bootleggers are delighted when
cool weather begins" continued the SER
geant. "They pray for cool weather,
for it means thirstier customers-or
perhaps I should say colder custom
crs who crave spiritual warmth"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
WINES OF BORDEAUX
BEST CHAMPAGNE IN
CONVENTION FIGHT

NICE, France, Oct. 19.-LR-The
wines of Bordeaux, red and white,
proved a more solid attraction than
the chnmpaignes of Rheims or the
violets of Toulouse, when the delegates
to the radical-socialist congress came
to choosing a place for next years
meeting.
1t was spirited battle while it
lasted, and the champions of the va
rious bidding cities grew lyrical in
their description of the vintages they
had to offer. Bordeaux and Rheims
started off in the biddings; Toulouse
chimed in with its sweet scented
flowers, and Tours and Anglers modest
u recounted the charms of the pro-
ducts of their vineyards
But Bordeaux won by majority
of so.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
SIX SOUTHERN TEAMS
TIED FOR TOP PLACE

NEW Oh. ANS. Oct. 19.-An
early season deadlock Of six teams for
the leadership of the Southern Con
ference was established by victories
for four teams Saturday while two
others were not in a position to
lose similar position secure for at
least a week.
Alabama, Georgia Tech, Tulane
and Virginia, by winning, increased
their standing inside the conference
to two games won and none lost.
4 burn and North Carolina were al
ready credited with two victories.
Auburn's 33-to-O reverse at the hands
of Texas had no effect on its con-
ference standing and North Caro-
lima was idle for the day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
AMERICAN SOPRANO
TAKES IS ENCORES

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Thirty-
six curtain calls rewarded the debut
last night at the municipal opera
house Of DusoliEa Giannini, the
American soprano. Singing in the
role of Aida. under the conductorship
of Bruno Walter, the American sing
err achieved the triumph, rare here,
Of provoking cheers before the act
ended.
Miss Dusolina Giannini was born
in New York. She is n pupil and
protege of Nine. Marcelle Sembrich.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
RALPH {. DUNNING
WINS POETRY PRIZE

CHICAGO. Oct. 19.--Op)-Ralph
Chccver Dunning, an American poet,
residing in Paris, has been awarded
the twelfth annual Helen Hare Lev
inson 5000 prize for the best poem
by citizen of the United States. The
prize was awarded on group OF
poems entitled THE Four Winds"
Award of n second prize of 500
to Mrs. Edgar Speycr of New York.
for Ballad of Lost House. was an
nounccd; 500 prize for young poets
to George II. Dillon, n student at tho
University of Chicago, for "Prc.
ludes," and the John Reed Memorial
prize to Countee p. Cullen. negro, a
student at Harvard University.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
PECAN GATHERER
SHOT BY FARMER

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 19.-CP)--
John Gooday. 81, employe Of cement
plant here. is dead and r. r. Loop
err, 80, farmer, is wounded in the
hip following an exchange of shots
today on Looper's farm.
Gooday, a Mexican, was a mem
Der of trio that had been warned
against taking pecanS from the place,
Looper declared to officers.
Gooday pointed n shotgun at Loop.
or when he encountered the men on
his place, it was said. After knocking
the gun from his hands Looper said
the man reached for a pistol and be-
gan shooting. while Looper returned
the shots. The other two men fled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
PRO GOLFERS WIN.

ST. Adams, \. Y, Oct. 10
Jim Barnes and Willie MacFarlane.
open golf champions of England and
America, defeated Francis Quirnet and
jess Guilford, amateur stars, in a
benefit match here Sunday, . and J.,
at SO holes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
DEFINING CUP WINNER

CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.-Deeming
won the Latonia cup, concluding fix
turc of the autumn racing season at
Latonia, defeating by two lengths
Drowsy Waters over a track deep in
mud. Georgia was third. The dis
lance was II miles and the time
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
SAN PEDRO TIGERS
DEFEAT WILDCATS

The San Pedro Tigers defeated the
Prospect Hill Wildcats at Schwab
Field Sunday afternoon by score Of
20 TO o. Henry Menard and Forrest
Grafton were stars. The Cats were
no match for the clever Tigers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
KINGsyILLE HIGH WINS.

KINGSVILLE, Oct. 19.-Kingsville
High defeated Sinton High on the Sin
ton field by a score of to 0, this be-
ing their second conference game and
victory of the season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
COAST RESULTS.

Seattle. 90; Portland. o-s.
Salt Lake City. SO; Sacramento, f-l2.
Los Angeles. 20: Vernon. IL.
San Francisco. STA: Oakland, 10.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
COMMERCIAL HANDICAP LEAGUE
standing End Of Third Week.
League Records.

League Records.
High individual average: Ralph Nixon
of MI Grape Company. 10.
High individual single: Eugene Haley
OF Duncan Field Eagles, 222.
High individual series: Ralph Nixon
Of Nu Grape Company, 537.
High team single: Security Benefit AS
ISOLATION. S67.
High team series: Security Benefit AS
ISOLATION, 2452.
Schedule for the Week.
Monday: Security Benefit Association
vs. Royal Kid Cigars.
Tuesday: Sam Speir Hardware Com
pany VS.. Orange Crush Company.
Wednesday: M Grape Company vs..
Whyman & Weber.
Thursday: Southern Pacific VS.. Dun
can Field Eagles.
Friday: Cinderella Shoe Company VS..
Dave Lehr Concrete"
Good scores OF last week were: E. j.
Eyhorn, 1854; Fred McAllister. 1877
SIS; E. Temple, 203-51o. Temple receives
prize for high single game for week, 203.
Bowlers with average OF 100 or above
for three or moro games:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
MICHIGAN TEAM
DR|V|NGF0R
TITLE

CHICAGO. Oct. 19.-CP)-The tri-
umphant march Of Michigan toward
a big Ten" title, began with vic
tories over Indiana and Wisconsin,
is gathering momentum which the
Wolverines hope it will sweep before
it Red Grange and his Illinois out
fit next Saturday.
Their heads bowed by the 12-10
Iowa defeat, Illinois men are working
to make the game. before an expected
Homecoming crowd Of 67,O00, both n
comeback and Il duplicate of last
years melee, when Grange made the
runs that startled the football world.
Michigan boasts q similar per
former in running back kickoff for
a score in Benny Friedman whose
feat at Madison Saturday was fac
tor in the downing of the Badgers.
IOWA VS.. OHIO STATE
Iowa, flushed with victory over
Illinois, is taking stock of its forces
and improving its line for the Ohio
State meeting this week. Ohio's ex-
perience in downing Columbia last
week is guiding its practice sessions.
The Iowa backfield. with Nick Kutsch
the leading conference scorer, is past
the test stage.
Wisconsin, smarting under its de-
feat by Michigan, plans to re-coup i'll
the next three weeks, with three Big
Ten" teams on the schedule. Its
first opponent, Purdue makes its
conference start. after a preliminary
record of two wins and one loss
against outsiders.
The Boilermakers' fall from grace
by losing to Wabash has been miSi-
gated by victories over DePauw and
Rose Poly.
CHICAGO PLAYS PENN
After a lapse of a quarter century,
rivalry between Chicago and Pennsly-
vania flares anew in their Philadel-
phia meeting. The Maroons, last
year Western Conference champions
and so far undefeated, although tied
by Ohio State, are grooming them
selves to reverse ancient history by
winning, the Quakers having won
three and tied one of the games played
before 1901. Penn has a great team
this year; Yale fell before it Satur-
day.
Northwestern, downed by Chicago,
has . breathing spell in rehearsing an
entertainment for Tulane, before meet
ing three conference teams and Notre
Dame. Ralph Moon" Baker, Purple
backfield ace, will be out of the
came for two weeks at least and pos
sibly for the rest of the season as a
result of injuries to his ankle.
Eotre Dame, having fulfilled the
prophesy of defeat spoken by Knute
Rociine, its coach. in the Army game,
is being rehabilitated for its appear
ance against Minnesota.
Indiana expects slight trouble in
disposing of Miami.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19

Ormsby Chevrolet Co.
Dec. IS: I.-G. y. Wood 4 Coal Co.. vs..
Manhattan Cafe.
Dec. 20: Security Benefit Association
W LosoYa 81. Coffee Shonne.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19

Jan. 4: Sunset Wood & Coal Co. V
Advertising Service Co.
Jan. 8: I.-G. n. Wood & Coal Co. v
Losoya 81. Coffee Shoppe.
Jan. 6; Ormsby Chevrolet Co. VS.. S
curlty Benefit Association.
Jan. Z: Cloonan & Osborn VS.. Mania
tan Cafe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-07
SOVIET DROPS
WORLD WAR
PROGRAM
Demand Made for Peace.
Reds Saviours Of East,
Chinese Declares
n -rnternatlonaI News service

MOSCOW, Nov. 7World reyolu
tion was given second place to q
demand for peace in the official
government proclamation issued to-
day In celebration Of the eighth an:
niversary OF the revolution.
Heretofore these proclamations
have urged that the Soviet use
its utmost efforts "a. bring on q
world revolution but today's proc
slamation declared that the prime
demand OF the workers Is peace.
The proclamation, however, urges
resistance to the Locarno security
pact, which 1t declares Ii an In
strument OF war directed against
the Soviet union.
The Chinese delegation, under the
leadership OF Khu-Khanmin, par
ticipated in the celebrations today.
'tThe peoples OF the East look
to the Soviet az their savior" de-
clared Khu-Khanmin in a. speech
which was enthusiastically received.
The enthusiasm Of hundreds OF
thousands OF celebrants was some
what dampened by a heavy rain.