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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
COTTON P|CKERS'
PLACED IN JAIL

Failure of a clever ruse landed four
negro men and negro woman posing
as cotton pickers in jail on swindling
charges Friday.
They we're arrested in the vicinity
of the markethouse while awaiting Il
victim. by City Detectives Carver AMI
Ruhnke.
Claiming TO be expert cotton pick
ers. they would hire out TO n farmer.
But not before extracting funds OF
grounds of debts that must be pail
before leaving town.
After accompanying the farmer for
n part of the journey to his field they
would escape and return to San An
tonic.
According to police the activities q
the quintette netted them more than
$500 within the past two months.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
MILITARY ENGINEERS
INSPECT OLMOS DAM

Members Of the Society of American
Military Engineers assembled in Alamo
Heights Friday afternoon for an in
spection Of the city's S1,450,0O0 con-
crete retention dam, now under con.
struction on Olmos creek. sf
Colonel s. F. Crecelius. flood pre-
vention engineer, explained the project
to the visitors.
Excavation work Is practically COM
pleted and the Mckenzie Construction
Company is expected to begin pouring
concrete within the next few weeks.
The dam will be finished about ths
middle OF June or July 1, it is hoped.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
JUPITER PtUVluS 81.
ATTACKS DIVISION

Jupiter Pluvius made surprise at
tack on one sector occupied by troops
OF the Second Division Thursday aft
crnoon with results that proved rather
DISASTROUS TO the morale and clothing
Of his victims.
The First Infantry and other troops
were returning from Camp Bulls in
trucks when the deluge broke.
Some of the soldiers riding in open
trucks thought they were threatened
with drowning and treated with the
most severe soaking in recent months.
Lawns in the rear Of barracks were
Uttered Friday morning with equip
ment placed there to dry.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
{. OF c. COMMITTEE
FOR CHARITY CHEST

The welfare committee of the cham
Der Of commerce is behind the Com
munity Chest campaign. Ten mem
bers Of the committee have already
volunteered their services, declared
Morris Stern, chairman of the com
mittee. The members of the com
mittee who have volunteered arc
Charles Bosshardt. DIR. s. H. C. Bur
gin, Mrs. J. f. Williams. A. b.
Wcaklcy. Mrs. A. r. Weakley, DIR.
W. H. King, Mrs. Tom Logan. Mrs.
A. F. Wakefield, Mrs. L. W. Evans
and DR.. i. L. Shropshire.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
MAN SEEKS
LOST BROTHER In S. A.

s. A. Sandlowits Of Yoakum, Fri
day requested San Antonio police TO
assist him in the search for miss
ing brother, believed to be at large
here.
The brother, W. Sandlowitz, a
World War veteran, suffering from
shell-shock. was brought to San An
tonic Thursday for medical attention.
He disappeared from a hotel Thurs
day night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
ATHEN|AN BANKERS
TO OPEN j. S. HOUSE

LONDON, Oct. 16.--tP - The
Bank of Athens has decided to estab-
fish THE Bank of Athens Trust Com
pany" in New York, says a dispatch
to the Exchange Telegraph from the
Creep capital. TIE capital of the in
stitution will be 81 100000. and it will
have branches in various American
cities. 1t will concentrate its work
chiefly on Greek business in the Unit
ed States.
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WATER BOARD OPENS
BIDS ON PIPE TRENCH

Bids for excavating S3OO-foot
trench for a Pinch main. to be laid
from the intersection of the I-G. n.
tracks and Hilderbrand avenue west
across Warner, Wayne and Fox to
West avenue, were opened at the regu.
lar meeting OF the San Antonio water
board Friday afternoon.
This work is a portion of the north
side feeder main. which is being laid
in connection with the Bra ckenridgc
Park tank supply project.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
The Weather
TEMPERATURES.
FORECAST.

San Antonio and vicinity: Tonight and
Saturday, partly cloudy and cooler; low
est temperature about IS with light Il
moderate westerly winds.
East Texas; Tonight and Saturday
partly cloudy and cooler.
West Texas: Tonight and Saturday
partly cloudy, with little change in tenn
perature
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
S. A. PETTY THIEVES
ACTIVE DURING NIGHT

Petty thieves were exceedingly &C.
tive in San Antonio Thursday night.
nue.. reported the theft of a bicycle
from her residence.
G. d. Piehen, $50 West Waco, re-
ported the loss of Is chickens.
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Attention F. E.-Winter drive

Attention F. o. E.-Winter drive is
on. First class to be initiated Nov. IL
See secretary. (Adv.)
Hertzberg. KerchevilIe & Thompson,
lawyers, 605 Brady Bldg.-(4dy.J
Prize smooth and fancy fox trot
dance, Friday. October 16. Croaches
Hall. four miles Somerset road. Heron
3. Smith Orchestra.-(Adv.)
Old Time dance, Highland Social
Club, Saturday. October II. Becks
Orchestro.-(Adv.)
Big dance Sat. 18th, Helotes, Tex,
on Bandera road. The Midnight Syn
copators five-piece orchestra. Admis-
sion, gents, 75c.-(Adv.)
Oh Boy! Big carnival dance at Mac
donna Sunday night. Lots Of fun.
Don't miss it. Music by Homen's Mer-
rymakers. (-Adv)
Dance at st. Albert's Hall Satur-
day mite. Prize Mite. Alamo City Hot
Shots. (Adv)
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Buick

rive-pa ssenger touring. bumpers. moto-
meter and bar cap. snubbers. appearance
ana condition Al. priced low for quick
sale. easy terms. Mr.. killough, Morgan.
woodward. Lincoln Division, 20i n.
Alamo. CT. 1896.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16

NEW 1926 Ford touring. fully equipped
for sale or will trade on Ford coupe
Gail Woodlawn l3, Sunday morning.
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LEGALS
Legal Notices.
s2,o50,oo0.00
BEXAR COUNTY
TEXAS.

tZ,0OO,OOU.UO
BEXAR COUNTY
TEXAS.
VARIOUS BONDS.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
sealed proposals addressed TO the Hon
orable Augustus McCloskey will be re-
ceived by the undersigned until the hour
of II o'clock a. m. on Wednesday,
OCTOBER rs. 1928.
for the purchase of the following bonds:
81. 400, 0oO.00-i% per cent 4o-year Sc
rial Courthouse and Jail Bonds. matur'
ing on April 10, annually as follows:
s25, 900. 0O-1927 and 1928.
$50. 900. 0o-i929 to 1889. inclusive.
$4,000. o0-l940 to 1s49. inclusive.
$4,000. oo-1e5o to 1883, inclusive.
5000. 00-1s.60 TO 1855, inclusive.
$500. o0o.oo-iN per cent 4o-year Sc
rial bridge bonds. maturing on April 10.
annually az follows:
$40, 900. 00--1s2T to 1881, inclusive.
sl5,O .oO--ls32 to 1851, inclusive.
$4,000. 00--i962 to 1865. inclusive.
$50. .o0-4E per cent 4o-year Juve-
nile Home bonds maturing on April 10.
annually as follows:
$1,000. o0-ls27 to 1855. inclusive.
s:Ooo.oo-lsss to 1864. inclusive.
s3OOO.0O-1965.
ALL BONDS ARE OF THE DENOMI.
NATION OF 100000
and both principal and semi-annual In
teres: are payable at the Seaboard Ma
tiorai bank OF New York, New York
The county will furnish to the success
ful bidder, without cost, a complete
transcript OF the issues, the approval OF
tho attorney general of the state OF
Texas. ana the approval of the Honor
able john G.. Thomson OF New York
New York. and the printed bonds.
Said bonds will not be sold for less
than par and accrued interest to the
date OF payment by the purchaser. Bid
dars will be required TO submit their
scaled bids on form which will be fur
nished - them by the county. Bidding
blanks. together with a financial state
nlert q the county, will be furnished
ny the undersigned upon request. Bid
ders will 70 required to furnish GER
titled or cashiers check in the amount
OF per cent Of the bonds bid upon:
sail check being made payable to the
order of Augustus McCloskey, county
Judge
The county OF Bexar reserves the right
to accept or reject any or oil bids.
The assessed values OF Bexar county.
TeNaa. for the year 1928 are $685. $50
Tho total tonded debt Of the county in.
GLIDING the Issues bid upon. is $780, 500.
The total amount of the sinking fund on
October I. 1873. was sT33.006.4 The es-
timated populaiicn ~ Bexar county is
2sO, O01. Further Information may be
furnished on application to the under
signed.
". s. KENDALL.
County Auditor, Bear County. Texas.
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County Auditor. Bear County, Texas.
tSeail

DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE. state
Of Texas. Jno NJ. Scott. Commissioner OF
Insurance. Austin. Tex. September %,
1875 No. $50. To All Whom II May
Concern: This IL to certify. that the
Texas State Life Insurance Company, San
Antonio. Tex, has in all respects fully
compiled with the laws OF Texas as con-
ditions precedent 10 Its doing business in
this state. and I have issued to said COM
pany a certificate OF authority from this
office emitting It TO do business in this
state for the year ending the esth day
OF February. 1896. Given under my hand
and seal OF office at Austin, Tex, the
date first above written.
JNo. NJ. SCOTT.
~ Commissioner.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16

Winerich Used Car Department
ESSEX Coach 1928 renshed lots of extras ...s $4,000
NashS lots of
Nash $4,000
onv driven 1000 miles on naved streets -. ... 5000
finish Al shane.
Hudson of
heater cannot tell from new pp wa" 1'' """.. oo5 GO
We handle our own a small
Southwest
Winerich Motor Sales Company
Brondwa S.-Cr.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
BUSINESS MAN
SOUGHT FOR
ATTACK
Prepare Charges After
Society Girl Walks Into
City From North Loop.

a city-wide search Thursday night
and Friday failed 10 reveal the wher..
abouts Of well known San Antonio
bushes sman, charged with an attempt
to attack his girl companion on the
North Loon road Wednesday night,
Two detectives. assigned to the cause
by Detective Chief Sam Street, are
continuing the search.
Two officers who visited his homo
IN fashionable North Side residence
district Thursday night were informed
ny the mans we ;.a: ne Was not al
home.
Friday the two officers went to his
downtown office but he was not there.
Chief Street. however, declared that
the search will continue until the man
is placed under arrest.
GIRL is ATTACKED.
Charges were prepared against the
business man following an alleged at
tempted attack on San Antonio
society girl, who had known and
trusted him for years. He was &c.
garded as family friend.
Following the attempted attack, in
which the startled girl repulsed the
mans advances. she leaned from his
automobile, on the North Loop road,
about eight miles north Of the city.
The attempted attack occurred We'd
nesday night.
WALKS FIVE MILES.
Her body bruised and her clothing
torn from the struggle. the girl trudg-
ed five miles of the way home before
she was picked up by a passing mo.
torist.
The, girl told the police many cars
passed her, bound for the city. but
that she was afraid to ask for 4
ride.
The motorist who took the girl
home reported the incident to police.
Charges have been drawn up against
the business man. who is widely
known in San Antonio.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
Quality Autos at
Quantity Prices

1928 FORD TOURING ...s2se
1924 STAR COUPE. NEW HOOD
TIRES. NEW PAINT, MECHAN-
icALLY Q. X. ....-...........,. 3?5
1924 CHEVROLET COUPE. LIKE
NEW .................... 3s5
1928 HUPMOBILE TOURING.
GUARANTEED .....,,,.5 $50
1922 CHANDLER i-PASs., NEW
PAINT. SEAT COVERS, TOP AND
1s2t STAR TOURING. ORIGINAL
llHEo ....... .'............ $40
FORD LIGHT DELIVERY. BOSCH
IGNITION. SHOCK ABsoRBERs.
GOOD TIRES, STARTER. NEW
TOP AND CURTAINS, sACRI-
FICE At .................... 100
FORD TON TRUCK. NEW TIRES.
PERFECT SHAPE, BARGAIN AT $50
E-Z-ELL
TO BUY OF
EZELL AUTO co.
s25 s. FLORES. OPP. ARSENAL.
BY WHITE MANSION.
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Cadillac Sedan

Late model, driven by private owner
only. has Westinghouse pneumatic shock
absorbe-s, bi-flex bumpers front and
rear, six almost new tires. sun shade.
rear view mirror. automatic Windshield
wiper. trunk on rear. paint and uphol-
stering cannot be told from new. no wild
trade or real estate considered. but II
you can afford a car OF this class you
can make the best buy you will ever
have offered to you. Mis-. 19i-W.
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Hertzberg. KerchevilIe & Thompson.
lawyers, 605 Brady Bldg.-(Hdy.y
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-15

there would be a two-minute pause.
Immediately suction ventilator was
turned on the studio to clear the
air. The concert recommended with
a Mozart Concerto, in which the con-
cert master of the orchestra was So
loist. He played beautifully. The
program was concluded by a COM
plete Beethoven Symphony.
Defiant Ideals
1t is impossible for one to say
whether such q prolonged program
of purely classical music would be
popular in Germany. I can easily
see that if an expensive orchestra
were to come for the evening and
play only one number the cost would
be impracticable. 1t is also under
standable that the German radio
companies and impresarios are de-
termined upon sustaining a high
ideal. or at least, their, conception
of a high ideal. The Germans are
very determined and defiant about
their ideals. 1t is hard to say Just
how far or how little they will go
in yielding to the natural demand of
a mixed public.
My impression is that the Germans
have not developed complete sense
of radio showmanship. 1 have not
in Germany, encountered any desire
to work out Thematic Programs
such as we know in America and
such as the English are developing
have little place on German pro-
grams. There is great excitement
in Berlin at the time l am writing
because they are planning to broad
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RADIOGRAMS

Women are to be employed exclus-
lively as announcers in the new
broadcasting station In Toxic, Japan.
There are $4,000 farms in the
United States equipped with radios.
Illinois leads with $4,000 farm SETS
Because of the many high-tension
power lines in Switzerland, cheap
receiving sets virtually are useless.
Canada now has forty-three broad
casting stations. OF this number ten
are operated by Canadian railway
and five are owned by newspapers.
Radio amateur tran smitters in
Germany are forbidden 10 broadcast
Ali items, general information adj
sement, lectures oE concerts.
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duet TO Be ON
fund PROGRAM
Mrs. C. M. Hites, "a, and
Son Will Go on Air

a duet by Mrs. c.. M. Hites and
her son, Capt. William Hites, Knox
vile. Tenn, will be sure of the num-
bers on the Community Fund pro-
gram to be broadcast at s this eve
ming by WFBM, Merchants Heat
and Light Company. Mrs. Hites is
"A years old and the mother of
Lieut.. Col. T.. F.. Hites, of tho
Volunteers OF America in Indianapo-
lis.
Mrs. Eugene M. Fife arranges tho
Community Fund programs that are
being broadcast by WFBM each
Thursday evening. The program:
The Old Rugged Cross"
That's Why ! Love Him"
Duet by Mrs. c. NJ. Hites and Capt. VIII
liam Httes
Short talk on the Community Fund Cam.
Mrs. Eugene NJ Fife.
Love Love" Me orr or Not; s Surh7
Thomas Knox.
/. =. a. utumn .r.;...;.......... MseDowell
Vat "St sba hiIy Minor Mac cS%rIn
Tull f. Brown.
Drink to Ne Only with Thine Eyes " ''4
,.ro yo;ni,,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JSSnns11n
Thomas Knox.
A different Community Fund pro-
gram viii be presented under Mrs.
Flies direction each Thursday eve.
Ming until the campaign Of the or
Eanization opens on Nov. s.
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Soprano, Jazz Orchestra,
VioIinist, Pianist and
Chorus viii Go on Air
From SEVERN Studio Fri
day Night.

Inc 0WlSS ECIlO oOllS, pOpulStI
jazz orchestra, a violinist, a pianist,
a chorus and other musical events
will be on the third program to be
broadcast Friday night by The Indi-
annapolis Times from its studio at
the SEVERN over WFBM, Merchants
Heat and Light Company.
The program, which begins
promptly at 8 p m. will be given by
the members of the Indianapolis
Music Promoters and Reginald Du
Valle's popular orchestra.
Miss Lillian M. Lemon will be in
charge of the program. One Of the
features will be the appearance Of
the Mitchell chorus with Lucretia
L. Mitchell directing. She Is also a
noted coloratura soprano and she
will be heard in a group of songs,
including the famous Swiss Echo
Song"
Baritone VIII Sing
Walter Price, baritone, will be
heard in a group of numbers. Mae
Clements will be the piano soloist.
Wallace Voolfolk. tenor, will be
heard in a group of songs.
DuValle has arranged six cork
ing numbers along popular lines for
his orchestra.
Friday night will be Melody
Night. DIR. Theodore Cabel, violin
list, will be on the program.
Program Given
The Times program over WF"BM
beginning at 8 o'clock, will be as fol-
lows:
ff Eyes sq VIZ A 19r Yoa BfGe
Everything Is Hotsy Totsy.''
Reginald DuValle's Orchestra
When the Heart Is Young Pinsutti
Mother Machrcee'i ....... Aieott
Wallace Voolfolk, Tenor A'o'''
Mercy Voolfolk at the Piano.
Life and Death, .Coleridge- Taylor
.5Honey PAT 3 All ;......... Vanalstyne
Encretia Lawson Mitchell. Colorrat t1ria'f'
Lillian M. Lemon at the Piano.
italian Song. "Lascia chic pianga"..
English Song ''Under; the Roof. i'.n1'o0
Wv Walter Price. Bd Eisa1; Gi'H Rice
Hazel B. johnson at the Piano.
"Hexantanz" 49,. Mcdowell
negro ODlFtLudlS--
II Want to Be Ready"
GE o,9n Tine Re.T F Nobo the S Spirit"
Somebody's Knocking at Your Door"
The Mitchell Chorus '-' ~ SUM"
Lucretia L. Mitchell Directing
II "er Nae e c Clements. Pianist. HenSei'
Songs by Negro Composer
''Thou Art Risen NY Beloved. -.
..,,,...;::.,;. - ,. Go9leridge Taylor
"Nob9dy Knows De Tro o. a. " 1o0A
Wallace voolfolk. re Tenor. DU'ieisn
Mercy voolfolk at the Piano.
'.Traumeri" ................ Sehumsnn
'' Dr. Theodore Cabel. vviolinist. ~ 700 "
Lillian M. Lemon at the Piano.
'-Thanks Be to Cod ......... Dickson
Walter Price. Baritone.
Hazel johnson at the Piano.
Songs by Negro Composers-
I'm SO Glad Trouble, Dent Last
"swihE !~ Low. Sweet c S; iEs'"nale. De''
Lrcfetia L. Mitchell. Coloratura
Soprano.
Lillian M Lemon at the Piano
You're Just Flower From an Old
."Oh Boy. What a Girl"
az Had Someone Else Before Had
Reginald DuvaIles. Orchestra.
For all numbers a Baldwin grand win
be used.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-15
LOUDsPEAKER A mike"

Certain types Of loudspeakers
have been found to serve as effective
microphones, according to expert
ments conducted by a Texas music
company which operates a broad
casting station in connection with
its business
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-15
BY, Fred Smith

Walter FitZe, editor of Germany's
biggest radio weekly, Der Deutsche
Rundfunk," arranged for me to visit
Voxhaus station. I went in the
afternoon, and then again in the eve
ming with my wife and number
Of friends. The studios, consisting
Of a reception of a reception room,
small studio for speeches and a very
large one for ensembles, are hand
somely furnished.
The impressions one receives on
his first visit are something on this
order; Near Potzdaner Platz center
of Berlin, city of four million fret
full, determined, Teutonic idealists.
an elevator that takes half your
party at a time; hallway. an en-
trance, a mysterious silence. bewild-
ering and noiseless doors; whispering
managers and attendants; cordially
Of a militamstic nature; high collars.
In the evening the program was
scheduled to begin at $3.50 We ar
rived at SIS. There were six of us.
However, no admission to the studio
proper had been arranged for anyone
except my wife and self and Herr
Fftze-and no one else got in. Our
friends had to wait for us in the re-
ception room where they were able
to hear the concert by means of loud
speakers.
Achtung! Achtung!
When we entered the big studio
the thirty piece orchestra was tuning
away like mad, most of the men with
their coats off. The studio was
plenty hot, but there prevailed an
air of professionalism and earnest
ness which thrilled me- We took
our seats in the corner opposite the
announcer. l was eager to know
if the program would start punctual-
ly. 1t did. At exactly eight-thirty
came buzz from the operator in
the adjoining room. The announcer
stood up and yelled: "Achtung!
Achtung! Achtungr' (Attention. At
tentionD A 'ss-sshr' moved over the
orchestra with rapid wave-and all
was silent.
The concert opened with 1.-The
Ruins Of Athens" by Beethoven. 1t
was prefaced by the announcer read
ing for some five minutes the life
Of the great composer and the mean
ing of the piece. When the music
began there was no doubling the
quality of the orchestra, nor the ca
pability of the director. Beethoven
was interpreted admirably.
Following this opening number the
announcer told the radio audience
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-15
Varied PROGRAM TO BE pre- SCENTED BY Times
German Radio Ideals Defiant

This is the fifth of series of articles
written by Fred Smith. He has been
referred TO, as the first Radio Ambas-
sador, and visited all of the principal
broadcasting stations abroad His arti-
cles are appearing in The Indianapolis
IlmeS exclusively
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-15

The first coloratura soprano to
be heard on The Times radio pro-
gram will be Lucretia, Lawson
Mitchell. noted soloist. She win
sing THE Swiss Echo Song" and
other numbers on The Times pro-
gram over WFBM. Merchants
Heat and light Company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-15

The third Indianapolis Times
radio program will be given by
members of the Indianapolis Mus
ic Promoters with Miss Lillian
Lemon in charge, on Friday night,
over WF'BM.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-26
BOXING CARD FOR
NEW YEARS DAY
LOOKS PROMISING

Icss tln q V5ek t@Hfaas before
tie b. douhic belasr b8N.Ha cafd
which viii opeu the aea year in FL
Centre. nd The fzas aHt aa'i,ettE
marking ti@e uHfH - aFsai. :
gong sounds.
W.sh aoyfiag IN tie lfne Of box
Tie sPaft Wlt go HHa m5He eaIaI
mcat on ef Tie la w iei bring
to1e1har .fcs sa9Haa aa1 aaH
Brown - es l#U Il - ma
E4Hf .#. F ..##s ## Is i
-a..ee il ,a.. other hali. The fans
arg fight hungry and the sound OF
the leather win Dc music to their
ears.
Brown and Layuan need no com
mcnts on their pugliistir ability.
They hay, met here before and
have also put up some rafting good
scraps here with Other fellows. The
fur is sure to fly when they got go
ing next Friday.
Savage and Williams are ancient
enemies anG friends Of tie latter
are pulling for him 10 avcngr his
defeat Ly Savage at McNiraIi two
,cals ago. Savage VIII be minus
his favoritc blows. the kidney and
rabbi punches, though despite this
fact he is tough man for anyone
to face.
Two raftiing good prcliminarics
Will open the card as thc performers
are Little fcllers plenty of action
is anticipated.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-26
Here and z aere
IN SDort 81


New York. - cfaud Thuubcrg,
Olympic skating champion from
FuIand, viii compete n the ma
tiourl spcrd skating championships
~ B.9ghami,a January 80 and 81.
lie announced today. ilc will also
race in The middle Atlantic champ
ionship5 at NeU aurgh.
lew yoik.-ONrefa of the View
York cub OF The National (profes-
-'onaA football league, announced
that the players had been retained
ia play Through acri,s OF games in
Elorida. They viii play five ganes
starting in Palm Eeath ON New
Aear $ day and 30 Mcmillan will
coach aud caPta.n Inc team.
Philadelphia,-Andy Smith, Cali
fornia football coach, was reported
10 hc in = favorable condition at the
Pennsylvania University hospital
today. lie was stricken with an at
tack of pneumonia last week.