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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-10
1924 Ford Ton Truck
Fordor Sedan-S485

Original finish, upholstery good, shock
absorbcrs, 3O-day guarantee liberal
terms.
The Used Ford store.
CHARLES GEORGE MOTOR co.
-nO y Houston. CT. $50.
sedan, 20 special six, in
pink of condition, new tires, run very
little owner drove car herself, price for
quick sale 1880. Eleanor Free, Box 100,
New B-aunrcls. VIII drive to San An.
tonic to show car.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-10
The Best Values III
San Antonio Without
a Possibility of
Contradiction

Essex six coach. 1924 model, looks
nov.
1879 Buick six roadster. wonderful con-
ditiOn
1872 Buick six 5-passenger, solid and
good looking.
1929 Buick six, 5-passenger several to
choose between.
1924 Buick master six, 5-passenger
like new. priced low.
Nash touring. wire wheels, big bar
gain.
Franklin, 4-passenger. not run much
in perfect condition.
Fords. roadstcrs coupes, sedans, both
four and two-door.
overland touring. late model, Ike new
pickup for the prise.
1925 Buick moster six touring. brand
new baloVn spares, big saving.
1920 Buick six, 7-passenger. looks fine
beautiful condition. good tires.
Cadlllacs-two Of them, thoroughly
gone over and guaranteed.
Our prices are too low to put IN print
as you would think there IL something
wrong. But there II not.
SAN ANTONIO BUICK COMPANY.
sol Broadway. Or S71
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-10
Statesmen Wanted
Wanted: Real Real
Estate Salesman

We need active salesmen with own car
to sell our irrigable farm land in Nueces
valley in Dmmlt county and our re-
strIctcd suburban residence addition,
WOODLAWN HILLS. The rapid develop
ment CT these properties, coupled with
the demand for same. has compelled us
10 increase our sales force. We have re-
Gently purchased from the City National
bank the splendid property formerly
known as Hereford Hills" which we are
developing into the highest class subur-
ban homesites in San Antonio; everything
absolutely modern. Any active agent can
make money II he has his own car and
will work syst ematically. We will give
him a splendid chance TO make good
money. See c. Hagelstein or Z. McComh.
C. & c. Hagelstein, 2l7 y. St. Mary's
street.
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Business COURSES
EaZNHlNa9sgg1
EZE4S COMMERCIAL 0ZzfGEg
~ ZyzXlZXEH

For EVERY GRADUATE. o..
new cataIos tells HOW. Send u
your name and address and we will
send you catalog and six beautiful
calling cards. FREE.
TEXAS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
2l0 Z Travis st. Crockett 4OIA
San Antonio. Texas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-10
Helm WanteL-Male or Female 10,

MEN or women of good appearance and
knowledge Of this city. Holland Tea and
Coffee Co.. 93l \. Alamo ST.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-10
Help Wanted-Fema!e


HRLS-I.earn beauty culture. six week
expert instruction special attention nigh
and private pupils; position secured. TT
'654
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-10
1922 Ford Touring
1924 Chevrolet Touring

Motor in fine shape. good paint. tires
end tor, S325. easy terms. Morgan
Woodward. Lincoln Division, POI NO.
Alamo. or. 1890,
1924 FORD touring with starter and de-
mountable rims. motor In Al shape, good
paint and upholstering. lock steering
wheel and cord tires. $500. terms.
JORDAN-IYERS MOTOR co.
3 Alamo and Garden SITS CT. 1913.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-10
1923 Ford Coupe

New tires, lo~k wheel and other ex.
.rar. s2Ss terms. Morgan Woodward.
Lincoln Division. sOi No. Alamo. CT.
e5es.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-10
LEGALS
Bids and Proposals


BIDS WANTED
Sealed bids addressed to the Hon. Au-
yustus McCloskey, county Judge. viii hs
received In. the office OF the county au-
ditor until IL o'clock a. M. Friday
september 4. 1925. for the surface treat
ment with limestone rock asphalt one
U) inch In thickness and 16 feet W
width OF the Palo Alto Road from the
Somerset Road to the Medina River ~
County Commissioners Precinct No. ! ~
Bexar County, Texas. in accordance with
specifications on file In the Bexar Coun-
ty Highway Engineers Office A ceru-
fled or cashiers check in the sum OF
five go per cent OF the amount BIZ
must accompany each bid.
The county reserves the right 10 re-
iect any and all bids
w. 8. KENDALL, County Auditor
BIDS wANTED-concesslon nj KoohIer
Park, Labor Day celebration. peanut
and pop corn. novelties. hamburger ana
sandwiches, ice cream. See NJ Mehls.
room Z. Labor Temple.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-10
BUSINESS SERVICES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I

HALF PRICE on dress making, refining
coats; remodeling a specially. Phone
CT. 5l7l.
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Help Wanted-BOys
Bows Wanted

to deliver the BIG SUNDAY LIGHT in
their own neishborhood Build up a
Sunday route. boys: 1t pays you "A nice
INCOME. Communicate, with CIR. Will
liams at The Light Office Circulation
Department for further information.
a. m. to a. m. daily.
wANTED-Two boys under IL for part
time work, earn ca-h commission and
nrizCs no Mexican. woodlaTn 3g30-w
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REQ
m ToRn TouRINo

Has new TOP. uCE paint good tires and
starter, $4,000. Terms See Barry 81
WANTS MOTOR Co.
Broadway at Fourth Sta CT. 500
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Cadillac "57"

Seven ps sscnger. in good shape all
over. $500. terms. Morgan woodward.
lincoln Division, col No Alamo. Or.
s526
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-10
Buick Sedan

Late model. Fcycn-rC ssenger S5'O
terms. H,9-gnn- Woodward. Lincoln Di'
vision. sni 30. Alamo. CT. 1896.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-10
Laundering

BRING your clothes 70 first class Iaun
dry. % pounds. IS cents. starched. dried
ny sun, ironing. 80 cents hour. 523 w
Mitchell.
SOTICE-Eightesu pounds damp wash.
I5c: Is pounds 81: rough dry. &c: fin
shed. i5c. CT. $50 Acme Laundry.
WASHING and ironing wanted by good
reliable: good work guaranteed: excel
lent references; reasonable. TT. 1851.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-10
Fnrd Fordor Sedan

Lock wheel five oversize cord tires.
| Car So mo - new. 4 big bargain. Nor
! gan Wool ward. Lincoln Division 2Ol No.
| Alamo CT. 1896.
| 1917 FORD light delivery. some cheap
RECONSIDERATION for s75. See Otis CarUth-
ere 81 RroadWav. CT. ITO.
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EDUCATIONAL
Music.Dancins. Dramatic

WILL take limited amount Of pupils 10
voice and piano. class or private lessons
n elementary. theory and harmony Mis-
EOB5.w MisS n. A. Psrrnu.
IN hall room and classic
dancing, class or private. Mrs. Talbot.
TT 900.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-10

FOR sALE-Gooi wagon. team and
haruesr, make an offer. Alamo Dog
and cat hospital
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-10
Cleaning & Dyeine
Rips. Old Original Rug

Cleaning special gxl2 rugs; shampoo.
seas: busted. 81; moving and storing.
separate stalls for household goods. sl.50
up: all work guaranteed: public invited
20 visit my works and warehouse. Rims
Rug Works, Mis-. s. Mis-. 65l. 6l6
Cherry.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-10
Poultry Supple,
Poultry House

We have poultry houses 40 reason
able price, poultry wire cedar fence
post also secondhand lumber: Govern
meut Training School West End
W. .. sPEEGLB
tgo Ogden g. r. 50I
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
GIRLS SUIT FOR.
100000 IS
BEGUN
Baltimore Hotel Man Sued by
Daughter-in-LaW in
Alienation Action
BY InternatiOnal News Service

BALTIMORE, Nov. 19.-Trial Of
the 500, 900 alineation Of affections
suit brought against Colonel Charles
III. Consolvo, millionaire hotel owner
OF Baltimore, Norfolk and Rich.
mnd, by his daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Evelyn Lamb Consolvo, OF Elizabeth
City, N. c., was begun in Superior
Court here today.
Mrs. Consolvo, nineteen, eloped
with Charles s. Consolvo, twenty,
foster-son of the defendant, q year
ago and was married. She charges
her father-in-law separated them.
Charley was very much in love
with me and / with him, she
testified on the stand.
ION September i, 1924, he came
to my apartment about noon" she
what happened then" counsel
asked her.
I'VE had not sen one another for
several months and he seemed very
glad to see me. We talked great
deal. He showed me q letter
signed sweetheart from q girl In
Chicago. whom, he sad. his father
wanted him to marry, but he said
he did not love her and wanted to
marry me.
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
ROW Sc TIED IN
CONF EDERATE:
DAUGHTERS
Suspended Chapters in Q. G.
Reinstated at National
Convention
A rnternational News Service

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Nov. H.
Formation Of 10 new division OF the
United States Daughters OF the Con.
federacy In the District OF Column
bia will be authorized by the an
nual convention IN session here, &c
q result Of action late last night N
reinstating ton chapters. Suspended
in 1924.
The division itself was not re-
instated. The resolutions recon.
mended that the chapters suspended
along with the division be author.
lied to act az individual bodies until
the executive council takes up with
them formation Of q new division.
The resolutions cited the bylaws
10 show that formation Of division
e essential when there are eufft-
cient chapters and members IN q
district.
This disposition made of the case
Il not considered q complete victory
Tor either side In the Washington
controversy.
Washington chapters reinstated
are the stonewall Jackson, Robert
Lee, Southern Cross. Beauregard,
Dixie, Winnie Davis, Alexander
Lawton, jefferson Davis, Hilary
Herbert and Shenandoah.
The Washington times., 1925-11-19

Most men and women past fifty
must give to the bowels some coca
eional help. else they suffer from
constipation One might as well
refuse to- aid weak eyes with
glasses as to neglect gentle aid
TO weak bowels.
Ie your present laxative. in what
ever form, promoting regularity Tor
weeks and often for months or
must you purge" and "physic"
every day or two to avoid sick
headache, dizziness, biliousness,
colds, II sour, gassy stomach
One dose OF DIR. CaldwelTs Syrup
Pepsin Win establish natural, healthy.
bowel movement for weeks at Il
time, even for those chemically
constipated. DIR. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin not only causes gentle.
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
IN SEEMINGLY HOPELESS RUN
DOWN CONDITION, FINDS SHORT ROAD
BACK TO HEALTH; GAINS WEIGHT
Michael Dillon, Washington, DC, Pays High Tribute
to Health Giving Qualities of Todd's Tonic.

az had general disability and a
badly rundown condition for a long
time. was complaining to .
friend about MY seeming hopeless
condition. when he suggested that
I try Todd's Tonic. After the very
first bottle noticed considerable
change and kept taking 1t, and now
I am again feeling like myself. I
have a splendid appetite. feel strong
and hearty, and have gained eight
pounds in weight. can recon-
mend Todd's Tonic to anyone. -
MICHAEL DILLON, $50 9Th Street
~. W., Washington, d. C.
Tcddas~ Tonic is made of finest
California winA. For sale at all
Peoples Drug Stores.
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
PRINCE HAS PRICELESS
ANTIQUES FROM GREECE

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Prince
Rachid Pasha sits alone in his
hotel suite here today keeping
hawk-eyed vigil over $4,000, 200
worth of antiques.
The prince, said to be former
adviser to ex-Sultan Abdul Hanid,
arrived from Berlin yesterday with
his treasures reputed to include
samples from the Greek golden
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
TWO LINERS. HELD UP
BY GALES, MAKE PORT

MIAMI, Fla, Nov. 19.--With the
fifty-miIe gale which has been hold
ing fifteen ships at anchor outside
Miami since Tuesday dying down as
quickly as ii came, the liner Beri.
shire rode safely into port today
with 206 passengers from Philadei.
The Washington times., 1925-11-19

peared before the board Of county
commissioners at their meeting
Tuesday afternoon and urged the
appointment of a full-time health
officer for Hagerstown and Wash.
ington county.
Under the present plan there is
a part-time health officer.
The Washington times., 1925-11-19

phia. she was being followed b
the liner George washington with
265 passengers from New York.
Other ships forced to anchor out
side the harbor were expected e
follow into port. Captain ChArle4
Jones. Of the Berkshire, reported
one Of the worst voyages Of his
marine career in an eighty-milt
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
PRE- DEMoLISHES HOUSE,
FAMILY LEFT HOMELESS

Fire did $1,000 damage to the
house at Cummings branch and
Daniels road northwest yesterday
The house is owned by NJ. G. Cal
Iahan. 1t was demolished.
Lillian Carter, colored, and her
four children, who occupied tbs
house, stayed at the House of De
tention last night when the fire
drove them out A defective flue
caused the fire.
The Washington times., 1925-11-19

General Nolan, the retiring off,
cial, han filled the bill to perfection.
He has made friends among the
civilian soldiers and civilians as
well for the army. Since the
world war the task of regular army
officers has been training the
civilian components Of the three
in-one army.
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
|No[Qn's Successor
Interests Army

AS the time for transfer of Major General Dennis
Nolan deputy Of staff from duty Washington there
speculation his The office OF deputy
chief of staff of the army United States difficult
one will be hard for the Secretary Of War to-
fill officer be selected must prove be- executive
of the first water soldier and gentleman Of merit
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
New carnation Shown

LONDON, Nov. ia new car
nation, which CLOVIS on dull win.
ter's day. has been exhibited at
the Royal Horticultural Society
show. It is bright Glove in color
and is called 1.-THE glow worm"
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
Old Folks Need
a Mild Laxative
Not a "Physic"

easy bowel movement but. best OF
all, It is often months before an
other dose Ii necessary. Besides.
1T Ii absolutely harmless and pleas
ant to take.
Buy a large 6O-cent bottle at any
store that sells medicine and just
see for yourself.
The Washington times., 1925-11-19

cial, han filled the bill to perfection.
He has made friends among the
civilian soldiers and civilians as
well for the army. Since the
world war the task of regular army
officers has been training the
civilian components Of the three
in-one army.
Radio engineers OF the navy have
been working on the production
Of a radio sending set that can be
used in an air emergency, 1t has
been learned from the Navy De-
partment. The failure of the flight
by the naval fliers on the west
coast, when their radio apparatus
was found inadequate. has been the
cause for this research.
During the time that the naval
plane was down awaiting rescue,
the filters attempted to rig up q
temporary sending set with which
they could inform their searching
comrades and the waiting world
of their plight. Shortage OF fuel
defeated their purpose.
Various kinds Of hand-power gen.
orators have been examined and
modified in an attempt to solve
the situation. The naval aircraft
factory In Philadelphia has ten.
dered several recommendations on
the subject.
Volume is Of the History Of the
Army Medical Department in the
world war has just been com
pleted and released by the office
OF the surgeon general OF the
=
1850 pages OF statistics and has
been prepared under the direction
Of Major Albert G. Love Of the
medical department Of the regular
army. 1t is stated by the medical
department that during the war
IL 200 900 individual medical records
were received In the office Of the
surgeon general.
Officers Of the navy were aston
i@hed at the announcement the
ether day Of the application by
Captain Chauncey Shaekford, COM
manding the u. s.. s. Marblehead,
one of the newest boats of the
navy. for retirement after more
than thirty years of service. Cap
tain Shackford has made an excel
lent reputation for himself in the
navy and has a host Of friends.
The application for retirement
caused many regrets.
The War Department has APP
proved the plans OF the chief Of
army chaplains for the erection IN
Arlington National Cemetery of a
memorial tablet to the chaplains
who "went west in the world war.
The site for the tablet has been
aelected in the Virginia reservation
and the memorial proffered by the
chief of chaplains and approved
by the Quartermaster general win
be used. Twenty-three chaplains
paid the supreme sacrifice and
their names will appear on the me-
mortal. The chaplains are Albert
D. Bell, John C. Boone, John, c.
Breden, Thomas M. Bulla, Patrick
p. Carey, Horace A. Chouinard,
Harry Dieman, Walton s. Banker,
william r. Davitt, John A. Beaver,
Harry Dieman, Herbert p. Doyle.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
RUTH SOCKS PILL
 IN PRACTICE TILT
Shows That He Still Yields a
 Wicked Bat
s-s-s s-s-sss-- ss=

New York, May 20.--- (AP)-~An- nouncing program of daily train ing which includes at least one hours batting practice at the Yankee stadium, Babe Ruth today entered upon the final week Of his fight for health with view to re- joining the Yankees next Tuesday upon the return from thc western tour.
 His first workout yesterday after six weeks in thchospitaL suffering from indigestion and influenza. found him weak and pale. but still able to plant the ball in his favoritc spot-the right field hlcachors With corps of reporters and worl;mon i,f the field 10 chase his long hits, he wiolded his big stick for th" frst time in forty-thrce days with an effect indicative of tho fact that ill., ness had not ribbed him of keen eye and powerful arm.
 His uniform hung on him loosely. He had last tifiy-four pounds in th" hospital, bringing his weight down 10 1Io. He expressed satisfaction over his first practice period and declared he was confident he would be strong "nongh 10 appear in tho Yankees first home game against Boston next week.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
BOYS LEAGUE
l quipmcnt OrdcrCd Tcame Working
 Out; Rotary Club Divided Into SiN Camps; schedule to bc Made soon.

Rats, halls. gloves, caps, sweat shirts and all the other pararhor- naIia ot reg'lar baseball toams have been ordered by Dwight skinner, manager of tho Boys league spou- sorod by tho Rotary riuh and much of the equipment is now on hand. The swca,shirts win hay" inc team name prondly ouIblazoncd across the front, while caps Of six different rolore have hrrn ordered and tGcrc Is q possibility Of n'J uniforms Da'rr.
 The Rotary c}ub has boon di,ido1 into six groups of from fl 10 lG each, each group to look after one of the teams in the l"ucuo. Chair men Of these Rotary '1"ams' will bo elected tomorrow night.
 As soon as a pIaygrouu0 surnryis- or is appoin'od Manager skinner will gnt in tonc1 Wj'h LUta mok" ar. rauGcmcnts for tho game aud dra" ID the schedule.
 Some of the foams arr already working out. Tw"ry-four candi- dates reported at thr Ioys' c''.b last night anl had q short pr""jic" sos- sion, Tag" work in tbo gym will b' followed shortly by tI'" r.aI thing o Walnut IIN park and S', Mary's S fc,d
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
42 PROPS ENTERED
Coast Qualifying Round For Ma tionaI Open Golf Title Starts At san Francisco.

San Francisco May -n. tAP)-- For'y-,wo ot the leading protcssiou- als Of 'aIifornia are entered ln >hc coas, qualifying rounds for tho ma tional open golf championship open ing today on the San Francisco golf clubs course. Thirty-siX holes for five qualifying places are on the schedule
 Willie Hunter and Abe Espinosu gre outstanding among those in rh" competitor 10 represent the Pacific coast in inc cast, Both Of these professional golfers have won many | trophy arI are exported by many 70 successfully emerge from the play.
 Hunler IS :he son O t.o best known professionals in England and before entering the game in Amer i~a h" won the amateur champion- ship O. Grca. Britain. Espinosa is native of California and has hecn playinE ou the coas, for l5 years
 Harold Clark, tho homr profrs- sIoual is anotrrr likely candidate 10 go cast. Harold Sampson Of Rnr- Hrgaiae and Joe Novak, who rer"n' k defeated his brother professionals or Northern California in toWna- .msn, are other outstanding com i nc'ltors
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
LOCKMAKERS RECEIVE CUP
 ATDUSTY LEAGUE BANQUET
Successful Wind-Vp to Season Occurs al Y. M.
 C. A., With Varid Pro- gram of Entertainment President WiltOX as Postmaster.

The Industrial bHke,ball league officially conclud,d most success ful season last evening with n ban puct at the '. M {. A. and the presentation of Icing cup and gold baskrlhalls to the winning Cor hiu cabinet lock five. The celebra- ton was as aucC"asfu as the vim tcr's play and was carried trough without hitch. RobUt Nt'coT of the r.. X r. Corbin O., president of tho hague. Was tOa&tn stcr.
 The evenings prCG!HN was begun with thr singing or "TIr Star Span gled Banner" after whfh the play US loN" hcadlonG iGo 4 meal which, if indug"i r.so heartily during the basketball >ason, would ha," brought theta a,i suspensions for yio mion of training rules. At .omoy Da>c" Hruu -pr' the crowd of almo.t l0o [ cN'n hltcr humor by relating 2 string of sod athletic e'orios from .is long c0criCnce in ihc sporting tl',d
 james Eoi"c! rrcitod "NaScy's Re- ,cner" anI d,d several character s,ic'chrs Fred Racou Gtte an eX- rrlcnt c'ub-swinging exhibition. Jimmy Snlli,an rcrd"rcl two vocal selections, "On tho Road Manda- lay" and "Bnp-Eyed Sall-" Fred pacon then cane back 10 ut on tho always effective torch-svinaing in iN,, jryF. Nrr rrrit&'io's, iuClUd- fpg "TA" Wrod, Of ihc Prairie Bell" were given hvJdm"s Bour"y. Frank Quimhr, foruur baseball coach al lal" unirorSty and ar oDd-time ytrnrr of n"put" sad that New HrftatI shou)G he proud of such a succ. s|uI lca9I" and compimcntcd thu, players of h" several teams up- on their Gricrdf int"rmingIing Wih- ont allowing EaErtualI lfNalry 10 'n- tnrfDc" with pctonal friendship
 Pr sid"uI WiioX thon prtSJGcd tho cup t0 the 'oroin cabine. lock five, which wonthr l"truc HNam- i pions@ip. Jack Tobin, manager and coach or the ictorious five, re- c.iycl it and ma.' a short speech O. thanks. Eacl member of the cI#ruiorr vas i'm presented by
 prNshl~nt WijcoA ith miniature gold basketball as watch charm, tho assembly sNnE That OIh Gang Of Mine" and tn" hnd,;ot came 10 nn end.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
GASCOS TEAM DEFEATS NINE FROM CITY HALL
rrounccs Municipal Emp.oyrs 10 the Tune Of 10 to 1-Sh"chan Knock, Out Homo Run.

Jim l.ynch's Gaccp i.,,n d"fca'Cl the City Hall nine q Walnut Hill park last evening by a score Of 10 70 1. Bradley and EildHm was The battery for city ha%. but the GNs"o boys tound tho Offerings o' 'h" former high scilJol hoy '"sy and touched him for about dog II MS. Danny Drl8coIl Mccormick and Carlo Eostclli worked for inc Wn- rcrs, holding th" city hall lads 10 five bingles.
 Francis sbo,han &ag lhc Djg nois' at tho bat, getting q homer and d three baggor. The homer was through center field and w"n' onto ,hc second diamond
 John Burns at first has" for city hall was really Tho tirbIjng feature .or the city huH. wbil" "T"d'IrS' Ejlduff was an acc rshind The bat None stole srConI on E"S',Iii 'tth'E
 John MuI0y was umpire.