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Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17
LEAGUE
PRESS FOR RESIN
JOINT RULES
Ey HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.--Efforts tc
ave the rules amended so that
itchcrs will be allowed 20 use res
l on the ball will be continued by
yhc National league at the meet
Ng of the joint rules committee
ccording to John A. Heydlcr, prcsl
lent Of the league.
I The meeting haSn I been called
get by Commissioner Landis, but
4 probably will be held next month
FIR early. in February and the three
Nationaf league members are under
Instructions to fight for. the resin
5ule.
T The National league at its rcecn,
/ nnual winter meeting went on rec.
,rd us faYoring the use Of resin by
pitchers under the supervision OF
he umpires. The American league,
iowcvcr. voted against it.
Clark Griffith, president Of tn,
Washington Senators, led the oppo-
ition 10 the National leaguo $ pro
3osal. 3d.,
He argued that thc pitchers woud
axe a mile if they were given asl
nch and that they would start us
ng all the old stuff against which
he rule was aimed
1.-The argument that pitchers
would cheat and use other foreign
INSTANCES if the use OF resin
would be permitted does. noI hold, in
pur opinion,' Heydlcr said.
1--WE suggested that the umpire
bring out a little sack Of resin and
leavc it on the ground near the
pitchers box aud the pitchers would
not be allowed to reach into their
pockets.
"Instead' Of fostering cheating
Se believe that the use OF resin
mder these conditions would stop
he cheating that We know has been
going on on the bench.
Pitchers have been putting for
ign substances on rhcir HANDS hc.
fore they leave the bench aud while
I may not last long, il helps them
N the early part of the inning"
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17
Tennis Champion
Will Play Lead
In Dramatic Show
by United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Dee. l7.-William
I. Tildcn, worlds champion tennis
player, will play the lead in Il pro
duction, "Thc Kid Himself, -
which will open on Broadway about
january t.
With the champion will be Mar
joric Daw, the motion picture ac-
trcss. and other stars.
1--WE are rchcarsing now ard We
hope to open the first week Of the
new year. Tidcn told the United
Press today.
Tildcn said the plot did not con
Germ tennis and that il was Il com
cdy about New York life.
Thr tennis champion has appear
cd i'll the movies and in some anna
teur thcatricals but he has never
done dramatics before on "a big
scale.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17
Seeks Players To
Meet Red Grange
Squad Next Month
Dy United Press Leased Wire

1 SAN FRANCISCO. Zee. IL. -
o. T.. Ia be" HollingDtffv. coa,rh
|ot the Olympic club. started today 20
|roundup II team of players to meet
r. Red Grange S professional foot
ball squad in - game Ac,c Jauuar.
% or -.
Holhngbcrry aud NJ :. Cowcn,
/ tlocal rcaltor, signed articles with G..
r.. Pyle Grange ; manager for the
game but all three declined 10 dis.
rlosc details Of the terms.
Pyle then left town With his
brother, Ira y. rslc Of Santa. Rosa,
for Il Wit with their mother At
that city. lie expected to start
back 10 Chicago today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17
GAINESVILLE, Fla,
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND The RESULTS

New York-Lcw Pcrfctti, who
balls from Long Island City, y. Y.
today was matched with iidcl In
harba Of California for the feature
bout of the New York Christmas
fund boxing show December %.
Now York-iiddic Huffman, Cali
fornia light heavyweight, outpoint-
ed Nd Stone, Philadelphia, in a II
round no decision fight in Newark
in the opinion OF the majority Of
the writers present,
Five New York papcrs--thc Times,
News, Telegraph, American and
Journal-gavc the decision to Huff
man; the morning and Evening
World called the contest a draw,
and The Tribune gave the bout to
stone
Stone saved himself by fine fin
iSE. lie weakened huffman with
severe beating around the BODY
and might have scored knockout
in longer fight. huffman had
stone On the verge of Il knocko It
in the eighth round but he lacked
tn" experience to follow his advant-
age.
Oakland, Cal.-kayo Pill kaplan
Newark middlcwcight, won easily
from Charley Long, Omaha colorcd
boxer in their main event here last
night. kaplan took eight of ten
rounds. Ia the sem .wiudnp, Jackie
Gordon, New York feathcrwcight, ,
won from pico RamicS, Los Angc.
les. Ray rrlkcv took IL six round
decision from Cliff Rami"S.
San Francisco. - Clever Scncio.
Filipino, won from Jimmy Dunniug
N thcir ten-round main event. Bat,
hing Manning won in eight rounds
from Gilbcr, Attcl{, and F3,sco
lcudn won in four rounds from
Young paucho Villa.
Vallejo, Cal.--Tim Nahcv took y
six round decision from Bert Never.
Billy Springfield won n four rounds
from jack Carpenter and Cyclone
Hickey stopped Rufc Turner in the
second round,
New York.-kid karan, world :
toHth"rweight champions and BABE
Herman, California challenger, who
are to meet in Madison Square Gar
ucu tomorrow night Cor the tit
are down 20 l26 pounds, accord -
to II report made TO the New York
boxing commission by their inspcc
tors.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17
In The Basket
by United Press Lea,ed Wire.

New BRUNSWICK, II. j. = C0miU0
from behind early in the first half.
the Columbia five defeated Rutgers,
43 TO %. Rothcrnfrld starred for
'Columbia with siN field goals.
Annapolis, MI. Fine defensive
work and accurate shooting enabled
the navy to beat Western Maryland,
IS; to lG. Craig, navy forward, led
with l. field goals,
Piinceton.-Lchgh led frou t1o
Start and beat Princeton, 81 to -.
Smith starred for h:gh with four
field gOnls.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17
SPORT NEWS SECTION
Here and There
in Sport World

New York.-'fhrcc veterans and
yohngStcr were released last night
by the New York Yankees. Paul
Wanringr, young ahnrtctop, and
EIHic johnson were sent to ST. Paul ;
Al Mamaux, veteran pitcher, was re-
leased to Newark, and. Howa: d
Shanks was released unconditiona.ly
The club announced the purchase Of
M.!cs lhomas, former Penn state
pnclcr, rom the Toronto club, for
leash and players. y
Annap is, Md.-trank II. Wick
horst, Oak Park, H.. star tackle for
two a"1sonS, was elected captain of
tAr 1925 navy football team.
Chicago.--.Iohnnv Meyers, world :
middlcwc,ght champion wrestler,
viii defend his title lii two out Of
three falls finish aatch here to-
night against Robby Bvlund Of
M,nncap0!'3. Both mon will weigh
l6c pounds at 3 2. ~ today accoru-
ing to the terms.
PittsoIugh.-Thc Pittsburgh Pir.
}Gc3 were eliminated from triple
tie for frs place in the national
professional hockey league when
thcy were beaten by the Montreal
Maroons, 1 to >.
Victoria, E. C.-Thc Washington
state football team sailed last
night aboard the steamer Niagara
foI Honolulu TO play the honolulu
all stars and the University Of La
Waii during the holidays.
Portland, orc.-Mikc Yokcl, Graf
~ Wyom.ag light heavyweight
wrestler, won his match here last
nilhr against Al Karasick Of Oak
land with his famous a:rplane spin.
GAINESVILLE, Fla, - Edga:
Jones, star captain and quarterback k
If the Florida eleven, left here t.
Join the all-cas,ern team which
Navy Bin Ingram is taking II
San Francisco to play ~ al!-wcst
crn aggregation.
Other southern men on the eastern
team include Wychoff of Georgia
Tech aud Reese of Vanderbilt.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17
PAYS FINE FOR
FOULING BOXER

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. l7.-Bob.
by Barrett, local boxer, was fin.
ed 800 and suspended for 30 davs
by the Pennsylvania State Athletic
commission for fouling Morrio
Schlaifcr of Omaha in the third
round of their fight here Monday
night.
The commission severely rcpri,
mandcd Barrett for his ring tac.
ilcs and ordered him to apologize to
S"hlalfcr, who was present at the
hearing. Barrett complied.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

The Club Casa Del Mar ice hockey
team will meet the Hollywood scXtct
at the Palais dc Glacc.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17
IT'S A GREAT
GAME, FELLOWS!

Keep her happy--it's S II fine
way to keep your own life unruf-
fled. Keep her happy and the
children will catch the spirit OF
IL happy life. This laaudry has
mission. We take waShday and
ifonday ut of the home. Ours
is real, sanitary, helpful, call
rand deliver service that helps
you to keep her happy. a phone
call will bring our representative
to your door.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

Chicago. - Whether professional
arNnG shall be allowed in Chicago
~ hc decided by the voters here
he primary elections April Is.
The common council adopted a rcso-
luton which calls for a referendum
on the sub iCct.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

Greek language has not changed
s4s4 ID. IL :! zoo Xe:ss M , A2t 8 sSag H.. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

Honestly, The best policy is to lei
all's vcll that ends we'll enough
q alOmr.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

FOR EXCHANGE-10 acres full
bearing Falencias with good crop
On trees, $4,000, house, interest IN
pumping plant, also gravity wa
ter, tractor and tools, school bus
passes place. Located between two
main travelled boulevards in alb
solutely frostless district close 70
roothllls. Want imperial, must
be first class, no others need ap-
ply. Private party. Box SOL, IL.
-. No..l, Orange, Calf. I6t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17
W e. HANCOCK, Realtors :.
SAC Main st. Ell Centre, Cal. - -.
Phone 437 -

FOR SALE--5 acres best land anlc,
drainage. Ideal grapefruit, ,chicke,,
en- or turkey ranch. Must sells
Leaving: 5000 terms. Address.
Press Box SS4. 14t6.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17
So. California
Sporting Briefs

Los ANGELES, Dec. l7.-Sully
Montgomery, Fort Worth, Texas,
hcavyWcight fuockrd out Ralph
Smith, local scrapprr, III the sixth
round of Il >cb,dGicd ~ round bout
at the Olympic auditorium last
night.
Montgomery piled mp - lead in
every round with left iaba 10 the
face and rights to the body and
head. In the sixth, the former Cen
ter college football player threw u
right INTO Smith $ jaw and floorcd
him. Smith aroSc at the count Of
tour aad rcclcd into the ropes, his
hands at his side. Mont t.omcry
dashed from his corner as Ralph
arose and put everything he had
into another right 70 the Jaw. Smith
floppcd into ncap halfway through
the ropes, his head striking the
floor. II topk 10 minutes to reYiEc
hin.
johnny Lamar was given the 10
round semi windup over Billy Wal
lace. Ahc Roth 5 decision brought
u demonstration from the fans
which lasted until after the main
event had started. Wallace ap-
pcar"d to take siN rounds, Lunar
two and two were even.
Jack Roper WAS too strong for
Ernie Owens ana took the 10 round
curtain raiser.
Andrc Duprc, French feather.
weight, was awarded a 10 round de-
ciSion over Trench King in the 10
round main event at Wilmington
last night, Joc Brown beat Buck
Curtis in the 10 round -wiudup.
WashinStor'S basketball team
win meet the University of South.
crn California five in three prac.
tlce games here December 2S, %
aud 80, Les Turner, coach of the
Trojan quintet announced today.
The lIuskies baSkrtballcrs will
make the trip south with the foot
ball team, which plays Alabama at
Pasadena New Years Day.
Battling tbcck and Sammy Walt,
4. I.,,r, ~ ,,l, L..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

FOR SALE or exchange for Ell Gem
tro, 50 acres soft land i'll fruit
district south of Seeley. Lien 'sa
Agency. 12tEi
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

Rich american hunter has sailed
tor Att1ya, Out most famous ric'
American huntors are chorus girls,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

Ism t it strange how We poSjpouC
things. In Kansas man needed =
Shave ~ wears before he got ouc.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17
WANT ADS

lUUA1 } WAl AN,
s-----------
/ EoULTR1-Bougn, and sold. Mar
ket prices. Dressed or undressed.
Phone SOW. 1866 Adams st. 7tf
LOST-Last Tuesday, Dec. sth.
Black bag, containing ladies ;
clothes on highway between Holt
vile and FL Ccntro. Write Eloise
Wilkerson, Underwood Typewrit- =
or Co., San Diego, Cal. 17t4
FOR SALE-Scchrist pressure cook
er. 10 qt. capacity. Cheap. Phone
212J. 83I Brighton. lite
WAN'TED-Niirl TO work in laun-
dry. Gail III Vine 81. 17t2
FOR SALE-Trap drummer s out
fit, complete. Sacrifice for cash
+. Hoover, Box 3S4, city. 17t3
WANTED--1O to 30 tons oat barley
or mixed hay. L. o. Box 332, city.
17tf
FOR SALB-1O to 80 Al dairy
cows. Average over pound fat per
day. T. D. Ehmkc, 5 miles west
on San Diego Highway. l7tf
GRAPEFRUIT for sale. Stewart S
ranch. . miles west on Main st.
by Brawlcy Main. ITS
FOR sALE-Eucalyptus. stove
WOOD. IS per t:er at ranch. g., G.
Hussey, Sceley. 17t1i
DAINTY hand made Xmas gifts
may be found at The Ladies Rest
Room. Especially clever is the
hand painted chipu. l7t3
FOR RElNT-DesirabIc room for L
or . gents in modern home. Cos
f. Hell. Phone o29W. 17tf
--
KIDS! LOOK--Gct some Christmas
money. Press wants clean cotton
rags. &c per pound. l7tf
EASTERN DAIRYMALN would like
to get dairy to operate on shares
Write to Press Box S93. 17t2.
WANT. good fast boy with bicycle
for messenger service. Steady day
work: work. Apply Postal T.: Telegraph
oli,e'' u, -, i'''
WA.NTED4Sccond hand furniture.
Highest prices paid. Army and
Navy Variety Store. $50 Main ST.
Ell ctat"o. Tu Thur Sat If
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

FOR SALE-Wouidn't you like, to-?
own TINS 8-acrc DAIRY ranch lo.e
Gated on bcautItul Eueild avenusa
in the hoart OF the wonderfms
Cnt>ug-tmno dairy distretff
Good Garry Darn, slo, outbuild-.-
lngs, domestic weAy irrigation war.
tet, I room bungalow, a lovelyo
home plae, IL :, community where
schQoIs a4u 0tAcf advantages are
the very D@-e. rfIeest AZ s42,0Vu,s
o.ood terms. LeI Us sAow II to-
you. 4aA = Ausr.ny kea4tors, i01-'
Nest 4A~,1y.-. GHtd4- ., QatlI+.49 10
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles. and Vicinity.-Part
" cloudy tonight and Fr.lay with
moderate temperature.
Southern California.-Fair tonight
and Friday; increasing cloudincss.
No Aiinportant change in tcmpcra-
t1rc. 80
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

Drive ON tax drivers has started
Drive on taxi dodgiag continues.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

BATTLING Chcck aud Sammy Walt,
fcathcrwciGlits, head the boxing
card al the Pasadena armory to-
night with II 10 round bout. Young
Ilinds, middlcwcight, tackles Joe
Skinner of New York in the six
round semi -windup.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

MILKt,R -. Married, Amcricaus'
wants work on ranch. Address,
Rte ,, Box llj, III. Centre. l6tr
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

Several butchers in BirmingA4n
Ala, Ira,e been told to mcnds thcit
Weights. y
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

WANTED-Dairy with 80 cows OF.
more on ShartsS6r wages" Good
rctc@ncc. Il. ly.i,ox l23. l6ts-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17
WHY RENT?

$4,000 cash, $500 per q
month will buy, modern - -
home between Fifth and. ~,
Sixth stree is i'll south part ,a.IiD
of town. Price $4000.00.. >. r.. y
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

FIRST class all around carpenters
wants work by day or contracts
I. q. Box lSi. ~ l6t3s
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

In Chicago II couple have been
married IS years evidently " hout
killing one another.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17
F0y Rent-Farfu LGntis
FOR S0se----E&ua tsos4ss.

FULLER home for sale or rent. 5l2s.,
Olive. I4tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

IMPERIAL cycrwcar felt rugs.
Beautiful Christmas presents $l.75
up. Other rug bargains. Call af.
tcrnoous, Block west San Diego
highway. Daddy Fhmkctt. lGtl
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

/ oULTRY-Bougnt and sold. Mar
ket prices. Dressed or undressed.
Phone SOW. 1866 Adams st. 7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

FOR EACHANGE-lO acres;
acres i'll 7 year old naval oranges
balance vacant. room house.
Riverside district. Also ) or ~
acres, z year Old navel oranges,
good grove, plenty water, priced
right. Riverside district. To ex-
change for good Imperial Valley
land. Let US have your listin9s
with legal description, price and
encumbrancc. Whittier Realty
Go. 200 E. Phila st. Whittier,
Cal. 8 10 I6 II
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17
Situations Wanted

W WANTED-HouSc cleaning by thes
hour or day. Write Press Box.
S9l. 16t2.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17
TT r. PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION51'
70! SuGe--lh .sceliaS,eouy

FOR SALE-11 4 dozen Barred Rock
pullcts, 8 months old. 1125 North
Third st. Villa Farm Tract. 15t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17
SpecaaL NOtlce

VAL LEY ko;,FERS and painters.
Contractors. Phone 366W. Office
527 So. Fourth st. FL Centre, Cal
lott
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-17

WA.NTED4sccond hand furniture.
Highest prices paid. Army and
Navy Variety Store. $50 Main ST.
Ell Ccat%o. Tu Thur Sat If
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
SWAMP is COMBED
FOR CLUE AS GIRL
BURNED ON PYRE

WINNSBORO, La, Oct. 13.-CP)
The Businesses of the Tensas Swamps
today held the secret of what may
have been a modern auto-da-fe with
a young white woman as the victim,
while armed men combed its recesses
for a clue to explain the finding OF
the charred body on a pine log pyre.
Identification of the body, found
Saturday night by negro who feared
to notify the parish authorities lest
he be implicated, was practical i'm
possible. 1t had been Invested Of
clothing and was so burned that
Coroner J. d. Rogers could not say
whether it had been crematcd before
or after the woman's death.
Unmarked feminine apparel of good
quality, found in a suitcase near the
pyre and a white gold ring on the
finger of the corpse, were threads
whereby Identification was hoped to
be made. A bucket which apparently
had contained gasoline indicated that
every effort had been made to make
cremation complete.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
ALEX FERGUSON
FACES KREMER IN
SIXTH SERIES TILT

FORBES FIELD, PITTSBURGH,
Pa, Oct. 13.-CP)-The warning fac
tons of the 1925 worlds series, Pitts
burgh and Washington. came back TO
their original battle ground today to
take up the sixth stage of their strug-
gle for premier baseball honors.
Manager Harris announced defin.
itely after he had marshalled his squad
about him on the field that Ferguson
would be his mound choice.
McKechnie's choice of Kremer also
was confirmed as the former coast star
took his place in the batting order and
prepared to warm up.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
BEXAR GRAND JURY
IkDICTS FOUR ON
MURDER CHARGES

-Four indictments for murder were
returned by the grand jury when it re-
ported to Judge W. w. McCrory in
the Ninety fourth District Court
Tuesday.
Laura Thomas. also charged with
murder, was Modified.
In their findings the inquisitorial
body returned 80 true bills and 10 mo-
bills. In addition TO four murder
true bills one attack case, four as
sault to murder cases and two attack
attempt cases were true billed.
After reporting their findings 10
Judge McCrory, the foreman of the
jury requested better cooperation
from officers in connection with the
cases to be investigated by them.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
POLICE AID.
IN SEARCH
ASKED BY
BROTHER
Mrs. Abigale Turner Saw
age Missing From Home
in Brooklyn.

Mrs. Abigale Turner Savage ct
Brooklyn, n. Y, former prominent
San Antonio girl. is missing and is
being sought by police.
At the request of brother, Emory
Turner, 800 Bowie street, San An
tonic, local authorities have Joined in
the search for Mrs. Savage. She dis
appeared from her lone, 327 Eastern
Parkway, Brooklyn, eight weeks ago
and no trace of her has been found.
Mrs. Savage recently attained a dis
tinction in radio circles with the in
vontion of a two-stage amplifier and
loud speaker combination.
Her husband, prominent newsps-
per man Of New York, has instigated
a search from that end while brothers
and parents of the missing woman are
putting forth every effort to locate
her in the event she was returned to
Texas,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13

::|Coolidge Names Davis War Secretary
Unearth Human
Bones in s. A.
Ball Park

Great Caesars carcass" ex-
claimed a workman.
at couldn't be, he died in
Rome" ventured the wit OF the
trench diggers.
Looks like some Of the play
ers I saw in this ball yard this
season" said another.
They're human bones declared
George F. Martin, superintend-
ent of the sewer construction
gang at work in League park.
Several bones were unearthed
by the gang while digging
trench in front Of the west dug
out Of the ball plot Tuesday.
After a careful survey by
Street Commissioner Paul Stef-
fIer they were turned over to de.
tectives.
Its up to them to decide
whether they are the remains OF
am emperor or ball player
Steffler said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
Delegates Visit Proposed
Southton Site for
New Hospital.

Routine business. in which election
Of officers and the naming of house,
jurisdiction, beneficence, education,
hygiene, and other committees, was
the order for Tuesday morning at the
third annual congress of the Mexican
Blue Cross. meeting at the old Scot
fish Rite Cathedral on St. Mary's
street.
A banquet for the more than 300
guests was served following the morn
ing session. after which the delegates
left in automobiles for Southton,
twelve miles south of San Antonio,
where the Blue Cross hospital is to
be erected.
After inspecting the proposed site
Continued On Page Two.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
NEW bEXAR
SYSTEM IS
EFFECTIVE
Mails Speed Collections,
With More Than $751;
900 Already In.

More than 1000 poll tax payments
for 1926 have been made by Bexar
county citizens, according to r. Ncill
Campbell, tax collector.
Property taxes in excess of $25, 900
had been paid when the offices closed
Monday evening.
This is the first year property
taxes have been collected in October, p"
Mr.. Campbell said. mo taxes were
collected until November II, in 1924"
Preparations to speed up the pay
ment of taxes and to eliminate the
congestion usually existent during the
last days of the year are being made
by the tax collector.
PAY BY MAIL.
Property and poll tax payments arc
being made by mail by many citizens,
and others are coming to the office to
make their payments early, Mr.. Camp
bell said.
Telephone oaths nre administered
to persons who send in their poll tax
payments with the property taxes
However, oaths can be made over the
telephone only by persons known to
the collector. About so persons have
taken advantage Of this.
NO ADVANCE PAYMENTS.
When the rush to pay taxes starts,
the poll tax booth will be placed in
the outer room of the collectors of
flee. Taxpayers will be obliged to get
their poll tax receipts before they
will be given a receipt for their prop.
erty taxes. This method, Mr.. Camp.
bell said, will speed up payment OF
taxes during the rush season in dc.
ccmber and January.
There is an impression amon2
many people that taxes are paid in
advance" Mr.. Campbell said. This
is not based on fact.
TAX payments are made on the
basis of ownership on January 1, 9
year back, when the levy was made
Collections, then, do not fall due un
til the fall. Thus taxes now due arc
for the past year, and not for next
year"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
SPANISH DIPLOMAT
is ROBBED OF GEMS

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-OP)-Domin-
60 Merry Del Val, Spanish diplomatic
agent, and brother of Cardinal Merry
Del Val, has been robbed of priceless
royal decorations and jewels valued
at $4,000 by a burglary in his New
York apartment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
MUTILATED REMAINS
OF BOY DISCOVERED
THRUST INTO ATTIC

ST. PAUL. Oct. 13.-Thc mutilated
body of Francis Pioletti, IL, nephew
of the Rev. Louis Pioletti, pastor of
the Catholic Church of the Redeemer.
was found today in the attic on the
third floor of a vacant house here.
Discovery of the body was made by
Patrolman John Rose. Police ex-
pressed the belief that the boy was
murdered at another place and his
body taken to the vacant house. The
boy was last seen at a Columbus Day
banquet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
ELECTION
OF BISHOP PARDEE

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 13.-R)-
The house of deputies today confirmed
the election of the Rev. Charles l..
Pardee of New York. elected by the
house of bishops registrar of the
Forty-eighth tricnnial general conven-
ton of the Episcopal church in the
United States.