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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11
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szerleszt6jere kariil a sor. A sze1
keszto ur nagyon nagyra beesiil
heti a magyarokat. Kivagott egy
fel6ras angol beszedet, bevagta q
magyar t0rtenelmet di6hajba s
elmondotta angolul, annak vege-
vel koszontotte az iinnepeltet
mint egy nagy nemzet fiat. Hej
de Sok emberre rafert volna ez q
kis t0rtenelemr6l szol6 beszed
meghallgatasa. A kis angol seer.
keszt6 tobbet fud r6lunk - mint
mi magnnkr6l :.
.
A legszebb k0szont6t szerin
tenn - DIR. Polya Laszl6 mondot
ia. Koszonto versft k0zoljiik he
ii szamunkban. A toszt gyonyo
rii, felejthetetlen volt pedie
a yersnek csak utols6 sorat olvas
ia fel. Enbert olyan szepen, olyar
magyar tiizzel, imadsagps ahitat
tai, lobog6 magyar lelkesedesse
beszeln; - mint ahogy DIR. Polys
beszelt - meg mem hallktfam.
Minden mondatat k0sz0nt6jenef
marvanyba kellene vesni = AIT {
lobog6 magyar ernest pedig beke
ne egetni minden magyar lelkebe
De, ha szetosztanak DIR. P6lya ma
eyarsagat abbol mindannyi
unk szamara csak egy icurka- -pi
curka kis darab jutna, lit nalunl
az6ta minden, de minden maskel
is volna -.
E sorok irojat kiviccelte disz
vacsora tosztmestere, mivef az
mondta beszedjeben, hogy: "El
zarandokoltam ide en- is tisztesse
get tenni, inert lealli sziiksege
ereztem annak, inert meg akar
tam fiirodni Sep magyar leve
COX gy0ngyharmataban, a tavol
magyar eg huny6 csillagainal
utolso iizeneteben., Mjottem, ell
| j0ttem volna akkor is, ha ruha
mat kellett volna zalogba tenni
De ere mem keriilt sor, mivel ;
Youngstown Keresked6k &
/ Iparosok K0re !" megertette hi
v6 sz6t, meghivast elfogadta
engem bizott meg, ,hogy ez iinnep
esten en- is elhozzam az elismere
koszorujat, en- is lerakjam a Ko
h6dolatat kolt6 labai ele :.
| A tosztmester erre megkerdezte
milyen 0lt0zetben .jott volna ell
tisztelt el6ttem szol6, ha .ruhaja
zalogba csapta volna? Volt per
SIZE nagy kacagas.
Pedig mem jart messze az igaz
sagt6l, ha ilyen Macy buzgalom
NAL folyik tovabbra is magya
irodalom partolasa Magyar-Ame
rikaban, akkor a tollforgato EN-
berek nemsokara Oda jutnai
hogy zalogba keriil utols6 ruhi
juk =.
kemeny Gy0rgy, a kOszOru
kolt6, az iinnepelt sz6lott utolst
max. A deres haju kolt6, amin
OFT all, biiszken, magyar nyirfs
kent S beszel = felejthetetlen el
lex. Szava zug, viharzik, lelekh
! markol. Mem magar6l, szenved'
seirol beszel, hanem ameriks
magyar vereir6l, akikert kiizt
dolgozik, farad Habar mem hi
ember, jol esik az elismeres.
| ILL., L. l~Aaa.a:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11
MEarEJrEs.

Lapunk multi heti szamaban k0z0lt LIB
szamr kereszt-sz6-rejtveny megfejtese.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-04
CHURCH UNION VOTE
MISSES MAJORITY

NASHVILLE, Dec. 4.--CP)-Th'
secular press bureau, Methodist Epis
copal Church. South. today an
nounced defeat of the plan of unifica
ton with the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The combination vote Of the As an
nual conferences in the Southern
Church as tabulated by the bureau was
S636 out of possible voting srrength
of approximately 10000. Inc vote
cast in favor of unification was 452S
and against, 410S.
While a numerical majority Of 400
votes was given the affirmative. the
measure lacked 1919 ballots of three
fourths constitutional majority neces-
sary for ratification. Only 40 bal
lots of the 1893 votes polled in the
foreign conferences were against the
merger.
The College of Bishops. meeting in
Nashville. December II, will canvass
the vote by conferences and announce
the official results, after the legality
of all the voting has been passed
upon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-04
X-RAY FAILS TO FIND
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
PRISONER SWALLOWED

LEAyENWORTH, Kan, Dec. A.
R>-An operation last night failed to
reveal the safety razor blades G. II,
Mansfield, federal prisoner, said he
swallowed month ago. Mansfield
swallowed the blades, he told prison
authorities while in Jail at Tulsa,
Okla, awaiting transfer to the federal
prison here. He was holding two
blades in his mouth when fellow
prisoner slapped him on the back,
causing him to swallow them.
X-ray pictures showed two dark
spots on Mansficld's stomach, but no
trace of the blades could be found,
Major Harold JoAes, army surgeon,
said. 1t is believed they may be lodged
in another part of the body. Whether
another operation Gill be performed
has not been determined.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-04
DENY MAIN AVENUE
AUTO SHOP HAZARD

Details of the charges made by Fire
Marshal Henry Russi, in letter to
the board Of education, regarding CON
ditions in the auto shop at Main
Avenue High School. were made by c.
w. Peavy, instructor of the automo-
bile department of that school, in a
letter sent the board of education
Thursday.
Mr.. Peavy takes up Fire Marshal
Russi's charges in detail in his let
ter to the board, and explains condi-
tons in the shop under his super
vision.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-04
ARCHITECTURAL CLUB
FORMED BY STUDENTS

The Architectural club, the first of
its kind, has been organized by stu
dents taking the architectural course
at Main Avenue high school. The
club will study all periods of archi.
lecture, ancient and modern, and hold
short discussion on each period or
masterpiece at its meetings.
Frank Anderlitch is president; Tom
Brown, vice president; Horace Grow
ley, secretary-reporter; Louis Ruffo,
treasurer and Steve Hawks sergeant
alarms. The club meets every other
Tuesday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-04
'PRESBYTER|ANS SEEK
COMPROMISE PLAN

ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. A
middle course of action" intended
to satisfy both the modernist and
fundamentals elements, will be
recommended to the Presbyterian gem
eral assembly at Baltimore next May
by the special commission created to
study causes making for unrest within
the Presbyterian church, it was
learned today following a meeting
Of the commission here.
The recommendation seeks to avoid
alteration of the present church con-
stitution.
The general council Of the Presby-
terrain church met here today to estab-
lish budget for the current year. :,
Eighteen million dollars is asked
for all church purposes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-04
ADVERTISEMENT
PROTECT YOUR CHLD'S HEALTH

Through thoughtlessness the slight
cough or cold of child is often neg
lected and becomes serious. A few doses
of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM
POUND, at small cost. taken ct the on
set OF the cold, brings speedy relief.
Be prepared, have a bottle OF this safe.
reliable cough remedy on hand. and
give promptly when cough or cold
Is detected. Equally effective for older
persons. Demand FOLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-04
Tomorrow!
Don't Miss 1t
Get Your
HOOSIER
Before 7 P. M.
FEATURES:

1. With Hoosier you
get new beauty for your
kitchen.
2. New type flour bin
with shaker sitter that
"fluffs" the flour. Lasts a
lifetime!
8. Handy fitting sugar
bin-works from top or bot
tom.
4. Wonderful storage
space both above and below.
5. G enuine porceliron
bread and cake box; roomy
and tight.
6. Spacious extension
top, 25x40h, genuine por-
celiron.
7. Mouse-proof con-
struction.
8. Ant-proof casters.
9. Velvet lined silver
drawer.
10. Cutlery drawer with
rack.
II. Adjusted height to
suit your own needs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-04
NOMINATIONS MADE
BY CONOPUS CLUB

The Conopus club will elect r,w
officers Friday, December is. Nom ! I
tons were made by members at thcir
regular Friday luncheon at the Men
ger hotel.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-04

When the sale start
ed last Monday we had
2 solid cars of Hoosier
cabinets in stock which
means a total of IFS
We versol on
Hoosiers-ordered an
other car containing 81
Total 1872
Sold during the sale
up to the time this ad y
went to press 166
Leaving a balance of
Hoosier cabinets 26
Now! We have 26 left
to sell tomorrow before the
sale ends. Don't delay if
You expect to buy one.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-04
1O-Piece Cutlery Set

In this outfit you get apiece carving
set and s other handy knives-cakc
turner and fork always at your finger
lips ready for service.
The dinner set is imported china with
l dainty floral design that you'll be proud
ito be its owner.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
AGAIN
ROMPS ON |
PEL|CANS |

ATLANTA, Sept. 12.-The ATT
Ianta Crackers climbed closer to the
Southern Association pennant Satur-
day by romping hard on their nearest
rivals, the New Orleans Pelicans, :.
to /, and increasing their lead to
three full games. They took TING
series with New Orleans, three games
to one.
Pug Cavet, the veteran who won
the first game of the series, carnc.
back and pitched a fine six-hit game.
for the Crackers, while Atlanta jumps
ed on Kelly for four tallies in the.
first and found Mike Cvengros mo-
puzzle thereafter.
Memphis defeated Nashville, 10 to-
3, and Chattanooga took a doubleS;
header from Little Rock, Z to 6 and
1 to 1. Mobile was rained out ar
Birmingham.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
@ O @ @ @ @ @ @
S. a. Champions Lose First Game in Houston Series
Post Officials
Give Palmer
That Decision

Who says there amt no jus
tice?
Leo Palmer, who fought John
ny Merino at the Army post Fri.
day night, says there is, and Leo
ought TO know.
At the end of eight rounds, he
was given what rabid fans con-
sidered the rawest OF a deal.
Referee Louis Albert called IL a
draw.
It came about in this manner.
When Referee Albert collected
the decisions from the three
judges, +. Pfannkuche, Jake
Norman and Lieutenant Adam
son, two OF them said Palmer"
and the other said "NIerino."
Being as there was a disagree.
ment, Referee Albert was under
the impression that it was his
duty to give a decision. He gave
it a draw and the very heavens
rocked with the echoes OF dis
approval.
Came Lieutenant ii. w. Kill.
pack, post athletic officer, who
set things right.
The lieutenant declared Satur-
day that the referees decision
didn't count, that Palmer is for
ever and indelibly credited with
a victory. And that's the way
il goes down in the books.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
BASKET BALL LOOP
FOR JUNIOR SCHOOL
TEAMS PLAN HERE

Representatives from each Of the
Catholic junior schools in the city
will be invited by Rev. A. A. Sauye.
to attend a meeting one night next
week for the purpose of organizing.
q sixtcen-team basketball league.
Those schools which are expected:
to enter the league are: Sacred
Heart, st. Henry's, st. Michaers, St.
Patrick's, st. Cccclia's. st. Leo's, st.
Girard's and st. Mary's Parochial.
Each school will be represented by
two teams, one composed of boys and
the other of girls.
No team member over Go inches
tall will be allowed to compete.
With n bunch of fast-growing
youngsters on hand, it may be necest
sary for the referee TO apply the tape
measure between each half.
1t is Father Sauve's intention to
get the new league started by October
l. The schedule will be made out 70
include fourteen games for each team.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

in the Davis Cup singles today in five
hard-fOught sets on the Germantown
Cricket Club courts. The score was
SO, 1912, Sc. 10 and G2.
The match was the most gruelling OF
the series. Tilden followed his usual
plan of allowing his opponent to take
the lead. As La Costc outplayed the
American in game after game, how
ever, it seemed to spectators that Til
den had his match at last.
The Frenchman was aided at the
start by Tilden's wildneSs until the
third set.
Four times La Coste was within one
point of victory.
WINS TWO SETS.
In the first set La Coste swept Til.
den off his feet. and was leading, 4 to
., before the American rallied. The
Frenchman finally won the set, G-3.
In the second set Tildcn again raj
lied after La Coste was leading, 81.
4 lone battle ensued until La COSte's
side-line placements gave him the set
at 12-10. During the latter part Of
this set Tilden played in his stocking
feet.
After losing several points because
of wildness La Costc Slumped and Til
den Won the third set, Sc.
The turning point came in the
fourth set. Although La Coste took
the first three games, he could not
withstand Tildcns rally and dropped
the set, rs.
LAST SET EASY.
In the fifth set La Coste furnished
practically no opposition. winning only
three points after holding Tildcn to
tie at Gall
Jean Borotra. who gave Tilden such
stubborn fight in the opening match
Of the series, proved an easy victim
for Little Bill" Johnston in the final
match. Johnston won in straight sets,
81. Ga, so, JohnstOn's speed da2-
Zled the Frenchman.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
RIVER CREST CLUB
ANNOUNCES TOURNEY

Programs are out announcing the
seventh annual invitation golf tourna,
mcnt of the River Crest Country
Club, Fort Worth, on September %.
"a, % and 20. The tournament com
mittee Of Frank G. Coates (chairmanl
X. x. Hanger and w. Il. Alley, an
nOunce that there will be tournament
play arranged to give all golfers the
chance to play every day in some prize
event.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
LAST SET EASY.
FOOTBALL UNIFORMLY
INFLATED THIS YEAR

AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. 12.-Rcturn-
ing from the football rules conference
held by coaches and officials of the
state in Dallas, Coach Z. J. Stewart,
of the University of Texas stated that
plans are being made to have all foot
balls used in Southwestern conference
games Of a definite amount of infla-
ton.
The balls will be tested with n
gauge before each game.
Among other features of the meet.
ing was a proposal to require grid
officials to appear II minutes before
starting time in order that an under
standing of rule interpretations might
be reached before hand
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
HOT WELLS TAKES
SAVERS MEASURE

Hot Wells Independents defeated
Sayers Saturday, to 6. Batteries
were: Howle and /. Lyssy for the
Independents J. Galloway, II. Cal
loway and Saunders for Savers. Cal
loway's two doubles for the losers and
ZieGler's triple and single for the win
ners were features.
Hot Wells plays at Paul's Grove
Sunday
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
FGUR BORDER HUSKIES.
HOPPE ON HONEYMOON.

I NE WORK, Sept. 12.-Willic
Hoppe, famous billiard champions and
his bride, who was Miss Dorothy
Dowsey, we'll known musical comedy
actress, are on their honeymoon in
California.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
CHICAGO NATIONALS
SECURE OSBORN AND
METZLER FROM SPUDS

WICHITA FALLS, Sept. 12.-Tis
Spudders have sold Pitcher Bob Os'
born and Outfieider Alex Metzlcr. Oh,
latter from the Western Association
to the Chicago Cubs Of the National
League.
Tie players viii report Tuesday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
ABLES AND RICKEY
CONTINUE CONFAB
ON PLAYER DEALS

NO news"
This was the report Saturday
night from the counsel chambers in
which Harry Ables, president OF the
Bears, and Branch Hickey. vice-presi-
dent Of the IT. Louis Cardinals, wero
cloScted in a discussion of plnycr
deals.
Mr.. Ables said he thought there 4
be something to make public about
Monday.
Chief" NasOn'S contract Is said
to be one subject under discussion. :
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

Two base hits, Trow, Velunan, Young;
home run. Trimble; stolen bases, Gouger
YOUNG: sacrifices, Crevenstene. HogaB.
Mcdonald; double plays, Swartz to Henry
to Pahlman, Trow TO Swartz to PAIL
man: bases on balls. off Trow l. Oft
Lindsey ]; hit by pitcher. by Lindsey
(McDonald. Young). by Trow tGouger.
Keliy): balS, LlnGsey; left on bases,
Humble s. Public Service ,: time, 600;
umplres. Countrymhn and Lemon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
RATTLERS WELL
FIXED Or
PUNTERS

st. Mary's College Rattlers. who
undoubtedly will present a hard run
ming attack and a powerful defensive
wall during the approaching grid sea-
son, gave evidence of an additional
asset at Saturdays practice session
under the eagle eye of Coach Tom
O'DOnnell.
Walter Will, backfield man on the
Main Avenue eleven last season, and
Mcnamara, n husky lineman, spent
the afternoon bOoting the oval back
and forth across the chalk marks, and
their average effort was around 80
yards. With n couple of such punt
ers on his team as these two candi-
dates give evidence of becoming, Coach
O'Donnell will not have to worry
about boOting the ball.
ROEBUCK ON WAY.
The remainder of the large squad
devoted the afternoon to such tricks
as blocking, sandwiching and taking
their man out of the play. Coach
O'Donnell took n strenuous part IN
the drill, demonstrating his tactics
Win WIN.
The latest candidate to signify his
intention of enrolling at the West End
institution is Ebrett Rocbuck, who
totes man-sized reputation from
Poth. He will report Monday.
Coach O'Donncll will have the team
out at o'clock Monday afternOnO.
SCHEDULE FILLS UP.
The schedule so far lined up by the
Rattlcrs includes the following games
October 3-Schreiner Institute, at
SchrcincT.
October 10-Southwestcrn Univer-
sity second team. at San Antonio.
October 17-State Deaf Mutes, at
San Antonio.
October 24-San Marcos Teachers
College seconds. at San Marcos.
November 1G-San Marcos Bap-
fists Academy. at San Antonio.
November 21-Texas University
Freshmen. at Austin.
The schedule is as yet incomplete.
An opening game for September 90
with some team in this vicinity may
be arranged.
Both Dallas University and the Bay
lor Cubs have been approached for
games and indications are that one
or the other, or both. will be taken on
toward the last Of the season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
lNIDWICKS WIN FIRST
MATCH IN POLO MEET

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-The
first match in the national inter-eir,
cult polo tournament was won today
by the powerful Midwick Polo Cln3
team Of California. II 10 s. from he
Point Judith four Of Rhode Island.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
CLARK C|NCHES
CHAMPIONSHIP
WITH WILLOW

Danny Clark's five-day absence
from the San Antonio lineup while
Bob Coleman experimental with n
rookie roster last week cinchcd his
league leadership in batting for 1928
with an average of 800 through Wed.
ncSday's games and his closest rival
% points behind.
A new figure appeared in the top
three in Chink Taylor, the Dallas
boy on Bcaumont's outfield who. with
1913. had n slight lead over Dcrrill
Pratt of Waco.
Mullen of Fort Worth passed Clark
in runs with 143 to 1i2. KOnetchy's
lead in home runs. with 40, seemed
safe enough, the closest challcngers be-
ing Bodic. &c, and Galloway, 80.
Clark. with 2S. leads Brown of Waco
in stolen bases. 2G.
FEW IRON MEN"
Davis of Fort Worth shoald have
been included in the list of players
last week. participating in every game
but not every inning. KOnetchy of
Fort Worth is now the only player
who has not missed either a game or
inning since Clark was out of the
Bears lineup last week. Players
participating in every game are Da-
Wis. Sears. Windle and Ellington of
Fort Worth. Bodie of Wichita Falls
and Ostcrgard of Shreveport.
The league passed the 1000 mark
in home runs last week, the total
through Wednesday being 1000,
probably n minor league record.
Team batting slumped, Fort Worth
dropping from third TO sixth place.
Dallas leads with .3Ot. San An
tonic leads in runs with 1916, Waco
in hits with 154S and in home runs
with 1871. San Antonio leads in
stolen bases, III.
WATT AMONG LEADERS.
The Texas League will not have
pitcher in the real 500 class this
year. Watt Of San Antonio, .76O, and
Wachtel. Fort Worth, 100, lead the
averages. Wachtel now leads IN games
won with %. Johns of Fort Worth
is the strike-Out king with los.
Three hundreds h.ttcrs and pitchers
CONTINUED on Page 2, Part g.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
ACADEMY SQUAD
TURNS OUT
MONDAY

San Antonio Acadcmy's football
squad will report to Coach Hawk
shaw" Crosby for the first time this
season at 5 o'clock Monday after
noon. Uniforms will be issued and
arrangements made for the first drill
Tuesday. the day school opens.
Coach Crosby is rather cheerful over
the Blue-and White football outlook.
While he is sure of but two letter
men from the 1924 squad-Captain
Johnny Kccran, guard. and Philip
Walker. halfback-he believes chances
are good for strong. fairly heavy
line and backficld with more than
the usual amount Of speed.
DONNELL MAY RETURN.
There is n chance that one more
letter man. Jimmy Donnell, end. may
return. The rest are lost TO the
team. mostly through graduation.
Walker probably will be the teams
puntcr this year.. Crosby sees in him
an unusually good prospect for this
task.
Two prospective backfield stars are
Jack Birge and Bonner earle. Both
are very fast. Birge having been one
of the flcctcst academic track men 10.
cally this last season. He is n heady
youngstcr and. right now, is slated
for Charley Plum's old job at quarter
back.
FOUR BORDER HUSKIES.
Among the line candidates will be-
four husky lads from Del Rio and
Eagle Pass-James Ross. center: Jesse
Martin, tackle; Robert Williams.
guard, and Tom Everett, who will be
tried out for the line.
Mr.. Crosby has not scheduled any
games rs yet. He wants to meet
with the rest of the Academic League
first and base his program on whether
he enters the league or not.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
KITTENS AND STEERS
REMAIN GAME APART;
BEARS BOW To- Bluffs

The curtain is dropping another Texas League:
season. but unlike the five last finishes interest high on
the final day and the curtain come down only to
again for an encore of the headline performers, Fort
Worth and Dallas
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
T|LDEN GETS
TERRIFIC
MATCH
Four Times Within Point
of Defeat, Champ
Finally Wins.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-Nar-
rowly ayertinS defeat at several crit
ical moments by flashing n brand of
superb tennis, big Bill" Tilden de-
feated Jean Rene La Coste, of France,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

I must consult with Mr.. w. i.
Pa" Stribling as to the proper basis
for acting as manager of ones son
against the time ] take charge OF
Juniors pugilistic career.
I assume that as manager OF Jun.
Tor I viii be entitled to the custom
airy managerial split Of thirty-thrce
and a third of hi" earnings. On
top Of that, as his parent, ! believe
] am entitled TO charge him for board
and room. Then I certainly should
have a comfortable salary for act
ing as his business agent, and invest
ing his money.
As / figure IT right now. the best
| can give Junior at the finish will
be n nice. red apple. He should
not require more. Children never
realize what an expense they are to
their parents.
But fighters are always notorious
~ ungrateful, and nm disturbed by
the possibility that after ] have
worked my fingers off for Junior,
getting him matches and PUBLICITY,
and what.not, he may turn serpcnts
tooth on me when he is 81. and not
only demand nm accounting, but
transfer himself to the stable OF Mr..
Leo Pizen Flynn.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
TROW BEATS
UTILITIES,
6 TO ;
Public Service Outfit Bumps
Into Strong Humble
Club.

HOUSTON, Sept. 12.-The Hum
bic Oilers, city amateur champions Of
Houston, Saturday won the first game
of three game series with the San
Antonio City League champions, the