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Evening star., 1925-05-03

ARD LOW HURDLEs-Won by Bag
get, IAieNandria High second, Reid Cen
44o.YARD DAsH-Won by Hebb BALI
third. BaEgett alexandria HiEh. Time.
sso-IARD RUN-won by ThOrne (Barri,
High. Washington ;: third. Rove Central
HIgh. tharlotte). Time, minutes I24-5
NILE RUN-won by Chaconas Central.
iisb 96rd rdrG% lerGId Knight Ae1aTdra
minutes 81 I-5 seconds.
HsR EGH .+sona ,%3S :, Bond sss,e
hennedy dewitt .Prepl, Fooks Preston
H'Fh RRotb ,Ij"s t,fi NsiSht feet S inches
third: Twomey dewitt Prep.l. Distance. 10
iefi ia.LR. 1i' 'pSasS saoT.rrT-woD sy Daniel.
Egi,eopal High! second: Nae sDoHale p1sd. tTesh,
h:,;, High, third, Motley Oroodberry ForestI.
DISCUS THRoWEwon by DANIEL.
Episcopal High,:, second. Motley WOOD
esn esr1y tSresD n,1ts third cCpps woodberry For
.IAyELIN THROW-Won by Brovnler
FdD ne>scG fecG"S 5ceat4 AasIns High dss4
'oas'i noi W.stancs. nsa. iae $40 feet
High: second. LeBourgeois tWoodberry
Forest tie for third. LingIe tCeRtrai
WashinEtoI1 Sehoolfield tEpiscopaI, Grat-
inches.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ioo-IARD DAsH-won by Heyn (Hop-
Sins( second. Edwards Hopkins third.
%soYARD DasH-wom e BY 10 Heyn 4cS seegRSs saos.
sin;, : 4 second sheriff tMarylandl third.
Iso.YARD HIGH "a; tK5%Es@weS DE scGo"dr hy
Sheriff lMaryiandl second. Pugh MARY
aGas sas-raRD .ins lon Ia " isfGpSi TfRSiEwoD ~
landl third Coming (HopklnsJ. Time.
a4o;YARD DAsH-won by Endslow
tMsrylandl; second: R. Whiteford IMary-
lana) third; Meredith (Hopklns). Time.
sso-iARD RTN--,won by Edwards tHop-
Weber oIaryland). Time. 9 minutes sec
second. Buckman lNaryIandl third. Web.
er lMaryiand). Time. minutes AZ $40
TWoMILE RUN-won by Gpiun tHon-
kins) second. Hill (NIaryland) third, Buck
man sMaryiand). Time. 10 minutes SO 80
l.nd1 second. supSee y sr,iaass, ihns tSNs,5 Src
BROAD JTMP9Wson : By rev Vie.iI . inehss hon.
kinsl second, Heyn. tHopkins): third, H.
"hiteford tMaryiapd). Distance. 22 feet
DIsCUs THRow-won by supplee MARY
and Hssp Eenn1d seGa1d GilPin aopkiss9 third
iAvELiS THRoW@Won by 80 suppfee rsfs
,hi1a niiaEylandl and second. Manahan Hopkfnsl;
feet.
SH0T-PUT-Won by DItmau tNaryland):
second. Glpin (Hopkins) third SuppIee
CMaryland) Distance, SO &c. 100 feet
POLE NAILT-W0n by Heyn (Hopkinsl
second, Deibert tMaryIand) third Pea.e
Hopkins! and Supplee tSIaryIand) lied
Height, II feet.
COUNTY HIGH EVENTS
I00-YARD DASH-won by Waters tGsitb-
ersburg HighD; second, Wolfe, AIlexany
County High third, Hardy (Allegany Coun-
ty High. Time. 10 So seconds
440-YARD DASH-Wcn by Hardy fAue.
Enny County High; second, Fawsett tRoek-
Vile High third, Easter tClarksviIle High.
Time, "a 4-5 seconds.
MILE RUN-WOn by kapIon (AIIegany
county High second, Rose (HyattsyiIIe
High third. Wheekly (sparks Hlgh5 Time
minutes II % seconds.
BROAD JUMP-Won by Wolf (AIIeqanN
County Highl; second. CostIrett (Hyatts-
vile High third. Alderton tAIlegany Coun-
~ High. DISTANCE, 20 feet 2-5 inch.
I2-LB- SHOT-PtT-Won by Marshall
(Allegany Couny Highl; second. Fluhart.
Preston High; third. Dix (HyattsViIJe
High. Distance. 40 61-IOO feet.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

At Brookland-CathoIic University,
): v. NJ. l., 3.
At Annapolis-Navy, 10: George
town, 2.
At College Park--NVest Virginia, 5;
Maryland, 4.
At Cambridge-Cambri 9: AM
herst, !.
At BaItimore-Johns Hopkins, 4;
Randolph Macon. !.
At Ithaca-Dartmouth 12; Cor
nell. 3.
Al West Point - Columbia, 3:
Army. 0.
At PhiladeIphia-Penn, Z; Yale, /.
At Princeton-Princeton, 8; VIII
lianIs, 3.
At Observation-Disclosures IA; North
western. ..
At Columbus-Ohio State, 4; Wis
consin, /.
At Ann Arbor-Iilinois, 1; Michi-
gan. 0.
1T Chicago-Chicago. 4; Purdue. 0.
At Iowa City-iowa, i; Mime
sofa. 0.
Al Indianapolis-Butlcr 3, Wabash,
2 30 innings).
At Gaiesburg-Notre Dame, 13;
Lombard, 0.
At Durham-NOrth Carolina. 4:
Duke, s.
At Richmond-Richmond Univer-
sity, 10; William and Mary, 8 U2
iDningsl.
At CharlottesvilIe-Wa and
Lee. 3; Virginia, O.
At Bristol-Carson NewbUrn. s.:
King, 4.
At AtheHs-Georgia, 8; Auburn, 0.
Evening star., 1925-05-03

Dutch appears to be at the top of
his form now. but he will need to be
to conquer Fullerton if the latter is
in the form he displayed last Tues
day, when he blanked the Nationals
with three hits in seven and two
thirds innings after two of his slab
bing mates had been pounded for nine
runs.
The game gets under way at $50
clock and there is little likelihood of
late Comers having to stand. as box
seats only are served and sold in ad
vance.
Slim Harriss usually requires little
assistance in Subjugating the Ma
tions, but if the Athletics needed
mascot yesterday it was furnished in
the presence of Freeland w. Kendrfck,
mayor of Philadelphia, who was num-
bered among the $4,000 who turned
out for the tilt
While Judge went hitless in four
trips TO the pan, Goslin connected for
2 double and a pair of singles in three
times up and passed Josephus In the
race for batting leadership of the
champs
Leibold made a valiant effort to
snare Hale's waIlop against the cen
not quite make the grade, and the
drive went for two bases.
Stan Harris haste to do the tagging
act gave Welch credit for a theft in
the opener. Buck couldn't wait to get
grip on the sphere and fumbled it.
Simmons and Miller received some
unlooked-for assistance in executing
their double steal in the fourth, as
Ruel fumbled the ball.
Goslin burglariZed Bishop out of at
least a triple in the fifth when he gal
loped far to his right to take Max's
drive on the dead run. 1t was bril-
liant effort.
Leib0ld pulled a circus catch of Mil
ier's drive with two on base In the
eighth. Memo sprinted back close to
the f1agpole in center and leaped to
spear Bing's tremendous wallop with
his gloved hand.
The AS argued vociferously that
Rice was trapped off third in the
eighth inning when Poole retired
Judge by grabbing his roller and step
Evening star., 1925-05-03
Slim again High Wins in COLLEGE Pork Nee
BLUE AND WHITE BARELY
OUTSCORES DEWITT TEAM
Maryland Records Three Varsity Victories in Big
Field Day Contests, Defeating Hopkins for
First Time i'm Annual Dual Games.
BY II. c. BYRD.

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Washington AHegany County High
School OF Cumberland Md and University
the lions O. resumption of
field day competitions by University Maryland College
yesterday.
Blue and White Of Central carried the the
and field
championship the Aegany County School the
closed
League
a
Mayands defeat the
teams the base ball with West Virginia
Evening star., 1925-05-03

but Al and Bing executed a double
steal. whereupon Cochrane was pur-
posely passed to bring up Slim Har.
riss, who obligingly whitfield with the
corners crowded
Simmons scratched a hit through
Bluege In the sixth and got as far as
the midway on the death of a mate.
only to be stranded when Galloway
missed three lunges.
Mats Early Efforts Futile.
Rice was left at the keystone sack
in the first following his single and
theft and a pass to Goslin, when
Judge lined to Simmons and in the
second Peck hit into a double play to
nullify Bluege's starting single.
Judge reached third In round A. af-
ter forcing Goslin, who opened the
frame with a safety, when Bluege
lined single to right. Oss then swiped
his way to the middle station and
Peck drew a pass to jam the runways,
but Ruel's best was a. roller to Bishop.
Judge and Bluege both hit into
force plays after Goslin initiated the
sixth with a bingle and Ruel, who
opened the seventh with a oneb base
knock, perished at second base, which
he attained on Leibold's death after
Covey had famed, when Simmons got
under S. Harris drive to deep center.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
&c. U. NETMEN BEATEN
BY MARYLAND TEAM

University of Maryland racketerS
triumphed over the Catholic Univer-
sity tennis team yesterday at College
Park. to- 3.
In doubles the two teams shared
honors, and in singles the first four
matches We're divided. Joe Tan, Mary
lands No. man, defeating Chambliss
Go and 6-3. to win for the Terra
pins.
singles-Regan &C. " defeated Weber
60. of M, 2-6. Go. e.: Kimbrough
60 Rock qeiedsep e. e defessed fea Green en- tG Of
M. s-e, Ga: Burns tU;, of M defeat
ed RNwaski &C.. %. .6-3, 3-6. o.
Go. 6-3.
Doubles-Burns and Weber a. of M
defeated Cummings and Kuwaski &c. u
Sc, CT: Hicks and Regan &c. u de
feated Kin1brough and Tingley tU. of NJ
5-7. e.. 7-5.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
WINS SLAB DUEL FOR AS
WHEN COVELESKE CRACKS
Hauls Crifmen Out of League Lead by Yielding Only
Two Runs, While the Pole and Marberrv Are
Pounded for Six Tallies.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON
Sports Editor, The Star.

c ONE spell held by BRYAN
F1arriss the
Will render the slim Highlander must
be development the Yesterday demon
strated
facilities by pitching Athletics verdict over the %
men and thereby knocking them
o econd
he
Washington he
half dozen scattered hits when break through
guard had
The fact that his supporters Stan Coyeek for the 6r
three OF the frolc the OF
Evening star., 1925-05-03
Totals. Al 1o.32 is Totals. 40 10 33 1f

Totals. Al 1o'32 Is Totals. 40 10 33 10
two out when winning run scored.
fBatteo for Spurseon in fourth inning.
tBstted for Knode in eighth inning.
Slated for Specie in eighth inning.
Detroit. % o 3 O o O o.
Cleveland. l 3 Is
Runs-Haney. O'Rourke t2) Cobb t2).
Heilmann ca Klugman, Speaker 81, J.
Sewell. McNulty ca, Fewster. Errors
Speaker. s NSys Syatt. Smith smith. T@o-base hits
O'Rourke. Cobb, Speaker t21. Klugman
Home run-McNulty. Stolen bases-Blue.
f2l, Haney. J. S. Sewel. Myatt. Double
plays. Sewel1 Fewster and Knode 90, !,
Knode and Myatt. Left on bases-Detroit
8; Cleveland, H. Bases on balls-Oh Col
Inns, o; off Smith, / off Miller, 2. Struck
out-By Collins. 2; by smith. l by Specie.
Stoner. in L "a innings off Smith. 8 in 5
innings; off Specie. L in 3 innings; off Mil
ler o in innings Hit by pitcher-By
Miller (Bluel. Winning pitcher-Miller.
Losing pitcher-Stoner.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
Lineup and Summary.
COLLEGE TRACK MEETS.

At College Park-MaryIand, 6816;
Johns Hopkins. SSH.
At New Hayen-Yale, 7fH; Penn,
461s; Dartmouth, 14A.
At syracuse-Pepn State. 70; SYRIA
AT West Point-CoIumbia, 681a;
Army, 571a.
At PrincetOn-PrincetO liz 2-3;
massachusetts, Tech, % 1-3.
At Observation-Disclosures and
Lee, IS; Virginia, 81.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
SISLER GETS HIS HIT,
BUT S0X TAKE GAME

CHICAGO, May 2.-The Chicago
White SoX celebrated Manager Col
Inns 38th birthday today by de-
feating st. Louis, to I. in a great
pitching duel between Red Faber and
Dave Danforth. George Sisler, who
went hitless until the ninth inning,
smashed a single to center, running
his string of consecutive games in
which he has hit safely to II. Up to
the eighth inning. only one scratch hit
had been made off Faber. Score:
Evening star., 1925-05-03

It was a merry duel of heaving
that Harriss and Covey engaged in.
the latter having fully matched the
effective tlinging of his attunated
rival until that fatal eighth round
arrived, but the spitball found the
route a bit too long and he cracked
while Harriss, after momentarily
wobbling, pulled himself together and
finished strong.
Their productive offensive was
launched by the Macklets in an in
suspicious sort of way when Hale
was forced by Welch after drawing
n pass. Simmons produced his third
straight bingle of the day, which
sent Welch no farther than second.
but after Leibold executed a circus
catch to cheat Miller of a home run.
Poole bounced a double off Judges
head to score Welch, and Galloway
came through with ringing single
to center that cashed Simmons and
Poole.
Griffs' Rally Falls Short.
Nothing daunted. the Nationals got
after Harriss in their half and staged
j rally that gave the cash customers
thrill, but 1t fell short. Rice walked
Tor starter, galloped to third on Cos.
Inns third successive safety and
scored with the Goose, after Judge
had rolled to Poole and Bluege WALK
ed to fill the bases. when Peck crash
ed safety through Hale. McNeely
was put in to run for Rajah and was
forced by RueI. Joe Harris was then
summoned to sub for Covey at the
plate, but was limited to a soft roller
that Poole gathered in.
That ended the Nationals counting
efforts for the afternoon, as Buck
q 1<PiC 1r~il cd t,fa "a.
Leibold opened the ninth with a
bingle, but to protect themselves
against another possible Grifffthian
f1are-up the AS assembled another
trio of markers in their section of
the final frame with Fred Marberry
as the victim. These came as the
result of Bishops walk and theft.
titanic triples by Hale and WEIGH and
n tumble by Bluege of Simmion's
offering.
AS Baked at Outset.
Effective pitching doomed what
limited opportunities the contending
factions had for scoring in the early
rounds. Hale was trapped on Weleh's
rap to Bluege after getting double
in the opener with one gone. Welch
stole second, but was left with Sim
mons, who walked, when Mill>r
proved a strike-out victim.
Cochrane walked to no purpose in
the second and a determined rally
staged by the AS in the fourth was
frustrated by combination of
strategy and Covey's curving skill.
Simmons started with a hot shot
through the box and advanced a notch
when Miller's rap bounded over
Bluege's head. Poole famed on three
pitched balls and Galloway popped,
Evening star., 1925-05-03
COLLEGE TENNIS.

At College Park-Maryland, a
Catholic University. 3.
At West Point-Columbia, Z; Army, ..
At Annapolis-Navy, 5; Rutgers. 1.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 5; VIII.
liams, 1.
At. Observation-Disclosures and Lee,
Z; ST. John, College, v.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
RED SOX GET VERDICT
OVER YANKS IN NINTH

BOSTON, May 2.-The Red Sox got
a ninth-inning decision over the fall
tering New York Yankees today, win
ming, to 4. With the score tied and
two out In the home half of the
ninth, Shawkey walked Vache, who
stole second and scored the winning
run when Ward missed Todts ground
er. Combs and F'lagstead contributed
fielding features. Score:
Evening star., 1925-05-03
TRIBE SQUEEZES RUN
FOR 11TH-INNING WIN

CLEVELAND, May 2-Cleveland
defeated Detroit. to Z, today in an
other extra inning game. After Speak
er and ]. Sewell walked in the ninth.
McNulty knocked a home run with
two out, tying the score. The India ms
won in the 11th, when Speaker doubled
and scored on two sacrifices.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
LAST EVENT DECIDES.

CHARLoTTESvILLE, Va, May 2.
In dual meet here today, Wash
lngton and Lees varsity track and
neid team won from Virginia, IS to
6I, while the Virginia yearlings de-
feated the Little Generals, 20 to 49,
me varsity meet was closely con-
tested throughout, with Virginia lead
vadilt, in which the Generals won flrgt
sstai second t,lace tass4. y .3ss4
Evening star., 1925-05-03

ping on the sack, and then firing to
Hale. They contended even more en-
phatically that McNeely purposely
tripped Galloway and prevented Chick
from attempting double play when
Ruel hit into force play later in the
round, but this protest proved just as
Ineffective.
The triples of Hale and Welch in
the ninth were the lustiest sort of
wallops. Sans hit the left-field bar
rier on the first bounce and Frank 8
landed close to the fagpole in center.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
Ruether to Oppose Red Sox
In Series Opener Here Today

\ OSTONS
Yankees which enabled them Chamber the
be the Nationals Grif
of
Evening star., 1925-05-03
LINDBERG BEATS VIRGINIA

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. MAY >
-Lindberg. Washington and Ices
star southpaw, who goes to the Giants
in June, blanked Virginia today. 3 to
o. Resides holding the Cavaliers to
three hits Re made the only extra haaa
nit of the contest
Evening star., 1925-05-03
,STICKWIELDERS
SCORE OVER LEHICH. 5-3

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLANDS lacrosse team
victory Intercollegiate
- of the when defeated Lehigh al College
10 1t
sturdy defense and finished attack than
Evening star., 1925-05-03

Runs-Pfeger. Farley t2). Heller. Nugent.
Moran. Besley. Gardner, CoghiIl. Two-base
hits-Beachley, Besley. Coghtll. Farley.
Schrider. B9rgee, Lopinsky Farley. Bruder.
Sacrifices-Burgee. Heller. Double plays
Schrider to Coshil to TroxeH Left on
bases-West Virginia. 12; Maryland. 8.
Bases on balls-of Lopinsky 4 schrider g.
StrqsS Sy ssbrSsr 9S.gy LoRi,nsky BY Taman g.
22a innings. off Tallman in 6h innings
Hit by pitcher-By Lopinslsy (Remsberg)
by Schrider tNugent Passed ball-Patrick
Winning pitcher-Tallman. Umpire-Mr.
White. Time of game hours and Is
minutes.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
Totals. az St2e IL Total,

Batted Tor Jones IN ninth INNING
two out when winning run scored
tBatted for Rogell in sixth inning
New York. =. Q Q o, 0 0 . 2-
Runs-Dugan. Combs, Meusel scbanr
Wan1by (2l. Boone, Vache (2) Errors
Ward vache, Rogell, Geygan. Two-base
Todt. Stolen bases-Prothro Vache. Sacri-
fce-Jones; Double plays-Scott to Ward;
scott Scott to Ward to Pipp; Jones to o'Neil to
TO- Bases on balls-off Jones. 8: off shaw.
key. l.; off Wingfeld. 2. Struck out-By
off Shawkey. none in q inning. Losing
pitcher-Shawkey. Umpires-Messrs NaIIin
ana connolly. Time OF game hours and
Evening star., 1925-05-03
Totals..30 4 42413 Totals...21 3 27 IL
sBatted for Gerber in eighth inning.
fBatted for vangilder in ninth inning.

chicaso. 30 Q o Q / o s 8 F
Runs-McManus, Sheely f2), Fslk, Bar.
rett. Errors--Gerber, Danforth. Falk- Two
base hit-Sheely; sacrihces-Dayis, Fak.
Der to sisier: Gerber to McManus: Severeid
TO McManus. Left on bases-St. Louis. 81;
Chicago, 3. Bases on balls-Of Danforth
3 off Vangilder 1: of Faber / Hits-Off
Danforth:. 2 in 8 innings lnone out in sew
enth I: off Vangilder, l in innings Losing
pitchcr--Dsnforth. UmpiresAMessrs, Evans.
BiIdebrand and Rowland Time OF sane--i
boLIr slII IS fIii..tttcS
Evening star., 1925-05-03

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Plttsb'gh at Cincinnati. Cincin'ti at Chicago.
Philad at Brooklyn. New York at Phiia.
Chicago at st. Louis. Brooklyn at Boston.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York. Z: Brooklyn, ).
Boston. 4-6; Philadelphia, lie.
Pittsburgh. 10; Cincinnati, 3.
Chicago, 3 st. Louis 1.
Evening star., 1925-05-03

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadelphia, 6: Washington, 9.
Boston. ,; New York. 4.
Chicago. = : st. Louis. I.
Cleveland, 8; Detroit, : uI inninss).
Evening star., 1925-05-03
NAILED AT THE FINISH

Ran for Peckinpsuxh In eighth inning.
$Bstted for Coveleskie In eighth inning.
philadelphia o o o o 3 3-6
WashinEton o o o . O.
Two-base hits-Hale, Poole. Three-b base
hits-Hale. Welch. Stolen bases-WeIch.
Rice: Simmons. Miller, Bluege, Bishop.
Double plays-Hale to Bishop to Poole {:
Galloway to Bishop to Poole. Left on bases
D; Washington. 10. Bases
on balls-oK B. Harriss. =; of Coveieskie. g.
struck out-By B. Harriss. 8; by Coveleskie.
In innings; of Marberry, In I inning.
Losing pitcher - Coveleskie. Empires =
Time OF kame-2 hours and 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
COLLEGE LACROSSE.

At College Park-Maryland, q; LIE.
high, 3.
At Princeton-Navy, .; Princeton, o.
At<West Point--Army, 6; Colgate, O.
At New HaFeu-Yalc. 4: Cornell. {.
- 4 Il. ,...... ~. -..,.,I
Evening star., 1925-05-03
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW.
Boston at Wash'ton. Boston at Wash'ton.
Phila. at New York. Phila. at New York
Detroit at Cleveland. Detroit at st. Louis
st. Louis at Chicago. Chicago at Uey eland
Evening star., 1925-05-03
OPEN INTERsCHOLAsTICs.

100-YARD DASH-won by j. Smith (Cen-
trail High School. Washington): second,
Palmer Dewitt Prep.) third, Ison Central
High School, Charlotte. n. c.. Time.
10 3-5 seconds.
f20-YARD HIGH HURDLES-won by Il.
smith Central High. Washington): second,
Reid Central High. Charlotte. n. C3: third,
Iachiotte Central High. Charlotte, N. c..
Time. IL seconds.
220-YARD DiSH-Won by Isoa Central
High. GiIariettei: second. Palmer, Dewitt
Prcp.) third. Rtpk;a aB;ii:inore City Coz
icEe1 Time. rs irJ, seconds.
Evening star., 1925-05-03

Totals. ,s5 727 Totals. s5 s7
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-18
ACHE SHEk'
. CARRIES. OFF.
s. 4. GIRL

Aroused by the screams of beau
tiful girl, battling an Apache sheik
on the lawn. Mrs. Thorn Hill, who
lives at the Culebra road and Good.
rich avenue. Thursday night saw the
man throw his victim into his auto,
mobile and drive away.
II watched them q moment through
the window. hardly knowing what to
do" Mrs. Hill told Detectives Harris
and Dwyer- -
Il was afraid if ! let her in. the
man would try to follow; but ]
couldn't stand to hear her plead SO
pitcously for help. ! ran to the front
door with a small pistol, which /
don't believe would ever have been
able to shoot =.
1t was just as the rcscuer reached
the door that the sheik succeeded in
forcing the girl back into the car.
The officers picked up several
fragments of an evening gown, which
gave evidence of the terrific fight
the girl made before being subdued.
She ran toward the door whcr'
the lights from the liill drawing room
were cleaning as welcome beacon
The Apache sheik caught the girl be
fore help arrived.
Police are investigating.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-18
Conspiracy CHARGES
ROCK ARMY CIRCLES
Begin Irrigation October I
Eight Lucky
THO Spots
Are Still Ont

Eight lucky deuces are still
seeking retention.
The Two-spot editor on The
Light and the, cashier Of the
Texas State Bank and Trust
company will pay $40 each for
them.
Looks like some one Is neg.
Letting an opportunity TO annex
some easy money.
Bring these three two-spots to
The Light.
B.9s85260O-A.
N.s5252s6e. %. ..
B.895e95s5-A. 1
These five will be cashed by
The Texas State Bank:
D.56197eO-A. ~
B.sssO0974-A. 7.
A.6SOSs773-A. ..'..
B.es2ss546-A.
B.74174ss9-A. .-...
Remember, just little vigil.
ance will bring you a reward
and help Uncle Sam popularize
the lucky two-spot.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-18
S. A. MAN KNITTED
AS HUSBANDS TAKE
UP WIVES QUARREL

Originating over the emptyins OF
dish water, a neighborhood quarrel
ended in tragedy here Thursday.
One man was taken to the Robert
b. Green Hospital with serious
knife wound in his back and his neigh
Dor, a cobbler, accused of the cutting,
is in the city Jail as result.
According to police. the wives OF
the two men started the quarrel. One
is alleged to have complained about
the other emptyinS dishwater near
her doorstep.
Police say the husbands took up the
argument, the cobbler armins himself
with a knife used in trade and
wounding his opponent
Detectives Carver and Ruhnke ar
rested the cobbler and took the wound
ed man to the hospital following an
investigation.
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j. S. OFFICIAL
TO CONFIRM
SAL { S
Actual Development VIII
Be Started Following
~. Legal Action.

Actual development of the huge Ne
dina irrigation project, which will con-
vert an arid region into one of the
garden spots of Texas, will begin DC.
tober 1. " y aaE, ...
This became known Friday when
announcement was made that Federal
Judge Charles A. Boynton of FL Paso,
will arrive in San Antonio September
rs to confirm the recent sale OF the
properties at Hondo. W. A. Trimpe,
attorney for G. w. :McNear, one of the
purchasers, is authority for the state
nent.
Until the sale is confirmed by the
federal judge, Mr.. Trimpe said, actual
work of developing the properties will
be held up. Once this is done, how
ever, work will begin Immediately.
The Medina properties, comprising
some 10000 acres of fertile land, were
sold at the courthouse at Hondo Sep
tcmber 1 by Hugh R. Robertson, re.
ceiver.l They brought an aggregate
price of s4,O50,0O0. , - ~.
The purchasers were five men who
formed committee to represent the
bondholders located in England and
Canada, for whom Mr.. Robertson had
been appointed receiver. '.
They were Roy c.. Osgood, James
B. Armstrong, Charles W. McNear, c.
NJ. Forster and George w. Morgan.
b. The Medina tract was sold in two
sections. That known as the proper.
ties of the San Antonio Land and Ir.
rigation company brought $2,500,O0o
and That of the Medina Valley Irriga
tion company Sl.550,O00.