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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1925-11-01
Business Men Testify

At the business mems luncheon held in connection with
the convention Dr. Howard Russell read a number of
kilograms from business who could not be present.
These expressions appropriate for the editorial col
uinn, and few are here given:
"Auburn, N. Y.
Howard Hyde Russell, Hotel Sherman Chicago, ILL.,
Many homes much happier. Business property in
greater demand Bank deposits much larger Thank God
for national prohibition.
Frank Z. Swift,
president the National Bank of Auburn, N Y"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-22
HEARST BACKS
JUDGMENT
Of HYLAN
Famous Publisher Wires
N. Y. Mayor Of
His Stand.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Wilham
Randolph Hearst, in his first formal
statement in the municipal primary
campaign, published today, says hC
will follow the leadership of Mayor
Hylan in the campaign for re-nomina-
ton and reelection wherever the
mayor may lead.
Without committing himself as to
whether he would back Mayor Hylan
as an independent candidate il de-
feated in the Democratic primaries,
September Is, Mr.. Hearst emphasized
that he would abide by the mayors
judgment.
II will do whatever Mayor Hylan
thinks best to do" the publisher telc-
graphed from his California ranch.
II have perfect confidence in the
loftiness of his purpose and the sagac-
ity of his palitical leadership"
Mayor Hylan's last opportunity
to withdraw from the primary race
and enter both the primary and the
election as an independent candidate.
expired last midnight when the board
of elections closed.
Tammany leaders point out that II
the mayor runs independently now he
must do so with primary defeat
against him and risk the loss of his
chief supporter, John II. McCooey,
Brooklyn leader, who has said he
would abide by the results of the
primary and support the winning
Democrat in the election. November q.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-22
ARREST SEVEN
AS P OkER
PLAYERS
Police Raid Game in Down
town Apartment
House.

A poker game with a conservative
betting limit among seven friends,
which included business men and
professional men, all of whom are So
cially well connected in the city, end
cd early Saturday morning when detec-
tives refused to be dealt a hand.
Patrolman Yates discovered the ex-
istence of the game being played in
one of the mems quarters in a fash
ionable downtown apartment house.
Though they made efforts to be
quiet, the policeman could hear the
faint click of the chips upon blanket-
padded table.
Detectives Vogler. Hartman and
Higgins were sent from the central
station to aid the policeman in
raiding the game.
Knocking as if they were additional
guests of the party, the detectives
gained entrance.
The host pulled the door open aud
allowed the officers to file into the
room.
The players stared from their seats
around the table.
Finally one spoke.
II suppose this is what you are
looking for, gentlemen"
They were released after arrest on
SO bonds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-22
Gas WAR PUTS
PRICES DOWN
IN MIDWEST
Illinois, Kansas, South
Dakota and Missouri
Drivers Benefit.
by the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Motorists are
wearing broad grins and their chariots
are chugging merrily in four sections
of the midwest today as wars be-
tween rival dealers have brought to-
bogganing gasoline prices.
The hilarity is highest in Decatur,
Ill.,, where prices are lowest. There,
national concerns attempting to drive
out independents have trimmed costs
from % cents a gallon TO Is and II
cents. Several of the smaller stations
have succumbcd, others have suspend
cd until the war is over and others
continue TO fight.
KANSAS BENEFITS.
In Wichita, Ran, where the fight
has ragged for months, prices are down
TO 1873 and 1879 cents, plus state
tax of two cents a gallon. The larger
companies are charging IFS. 1S.S and
20.S, plus tax, the latter being quota
tons of the Standard Oil company
of Indiana. which has remained aloof.
About half of the service stations in
Wichita nre selling at the lower rate.
Two rivals in Woonsocket, S. D.,
started it and neutrals were compelled
TO follow suit for a while and then
suspended to let them fight it out.
After six days one garage is down
to II cents and the other TO Is. The
neutrals say they will resume when
the "battlers" go broke or sign an
armistice.
PRICES HIT SLIDE.
Independent dealers in Kansas
City, Mo-. have started making price
cuts in efforts to cut down competi-
ton with resultant price ranges from
1915 to 800 cents per gallon.
One dealer, operating six stations
has cut his prices to from two to
four cents less than the prevailing
price.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-22

stairs and escaped in the crowds leav-
ing the adjoining offices for their
homes.
Although no report of the raid was
made to the authorities, detectives
were on the scene a few minutes
later.
Victims of the holdup men declared
that the bandits evidently were IA
miliar with the layout of the Tennes
establishment, and that one Of them
addressed several of the victims by
name in ordering them to turn over
their jewelry.
The offices of Mount Tennes are 10,
Gated in the heart of Chicago's down
town business section.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-22
SHINES NEWSPAPER
LATEST PROPERTY
TO BE AUCTIONED
BY the Associated Press.

BERLIN, Aug. 22.-Gradually the
properties of the late Hugo SHINES,
Germany's industrial wizard are be-
irP thrown into the melting pot for the
purpose of liquidating the obligations
of the heirs to the great estate.
The latest of the SHINES interests
to be sold, is the Deutsch AligemeinC
Zcitung, which during the life OF
SHINES, was his mouthpiece in ex-
pressing his viewpoints on finance,
economies and politics.
This powerful organ had tremendous
influence upon its readers.
1t was the apple of Shines eye
and the sacred heritage of his children.
Walter Salinger, we'll known opera
tor in print paper and DIR. August
Weber, who has political affilia zion
purchased the paper, presumably in be-
half of the Prussian government.
The price paid was 3.00O,O0O marks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-22
PAIR ROB BOOKMAKER'S
PLACE, Get $4,000 LOOT
BY Universal Service.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Bandits raid
cd the offices of Mount Tennes, most
prominent of Chicago's bookmakcrs,
and obtained $4,000 in cash and So,
900 in jewels.
Just as the last returns from the
Hawthorne race track were being
checked over, a man rushed past the
doorkeeper and lining up habitues Of
the establishment against the wall. or,
dered them TO hold UP their hands.
Another bandit entered and took
possession of the cash and then riflpd
the pockets of 80 bookmakers, sheet.
writer's and clerks, of their valuables.
The whole procedure lasted scarcely
five minutes.
The two bandits backed down the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-22
SEARCH FOR LIQUOR
SELLER LANDS TRIO
BEHIND JAIL BARS

A bootlegger unconsciously aided
the law Friday night.
Three drunken men, their ear
careening along the street, struck a
taxi driven by A. J. Martinez, IL
Simon street, at Flores and Travis
streets.
Without waiting to ascertain the
results of the accident they drove
away.
Martinez escaped with broken
nose and told a policeman. A wit
ness noted the number of the car.
An hour later they we're arrested
by Patrolman Leonard near the scene
of the accident.
"Out of whiskey and had to find
our bootlegger," they said as they be-
moaned their luck.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-22
CITY COMPLETING
HARD PAYING TASK

With the paving of Rigsby ave
nue. nearly completed, the city is fin
ishing one of its most difficult street
Jobs, Paul Stefflcr. commissioner of
street, announced Friday.
A controversy arose with the Trac.
ton Company when the work was pro-
posed several months ago. Property
owners also objected to having to
put down new sidewalks and curb
ings.
The street, which has been double.
tracked by the San Antonio Public
Service Company, is being paved for
distance of one mile. between South
blackberry and Walters streets, Com
missioner Stcffler said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-22
SENTENCE GOODMAN
TO FIVE-YEAR TERM

DALLAS, Aug. 22.-Captain Will
liam Jennings Bryan Goodman, Ok
lahoma National Guardsman, was
found guilty of manslaughter and the
penalty fixed at five years imprison-
ment by a jury in the Dallas county
district court today.
He was charged with having killed
c. s. Swinncy, a night Waterman,
June 81.
His defense was that he did not
fire shot, but Joe Brown, a friend
with him did shoot when the night
Waterman fired at them. 3.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-22
AGED S. A. PREACHERS
TO CARRY GOSPEL
TO NEGLECTED SPOTS

A movement to organize aged and
retired preachers of San Antonio into
body which would carry the gospel
into districts near this city and neg
lccted places inside It, has been begun
by j. z. Henderson of the Methodist
Episcopal church, South, 113 South
Alamo street.
Several breaches are said to have
enlisted in the movement, and will
provide their services when a tent
suitable enough in which to hold wor-
shin has been bought or rented.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-22
ST. TRACKS WASHED
OUT IN NEW MEXICO

Ell PASO, Aug. 22.-Thirty feet
of track on the Santa Fe railroad
two miles north of Rincon, n. NJ, was
washed out in general heavy rain
which fell over this section and de-
layed Albuquerque-El Paso passenger
train eight hours.
A washout on the Southern Pacific
between Vaughn and Duran, n. NJ,
delayed passenger service six hours.
The rains extended cast of Ell Paso
to Maria, Tex. A fall of .35 of an
inch was recorded here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-22
KHAN STARTS DRIVE
TO SAVE AMERICA
By Universal Service.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. pa
nationwide movement on the part of
the Ku Klux Khan ito save America
from the threat of pagan civilization"
soon is to be launched, Clyde w.
Osborne. grand dragon of the Realm
of Ohio announced here.
Osborne predicted that half a mil
lion klansmcn would gather at the
meeting he had called for Buckeye
Lake, Ohio, next week, to take up the
fight which he declared would bring
about a revolt in the Protestant church
of America"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-22
VICTIM OF ROBBERS
PISTOL IMPROVING

DALLAS, Aug. 22.-The condition
of Graham Allan Pcnniman, shot
when he and Miss Frances Staten
were being robbed last Sunday night,
was reported at the hospital as i'm
proved.
His recovery is expected.
Jess L. Daley. charged with the
robbery, said the shooting was acci.
dental.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-22
How Long Is
A Kiss? City
Asks Police Girls
Nv Universal Service.

by Universal Service.
CHICAGO. Aug. ~, - How
long must 4 kiss last to be con.
sidered disorderly?
Candidates for the Jobs Of po-
licewomen, the majority Of them
over forty. were asked that ques-
tion in their examinations.
One hundred and fifty pencils
were poised in thought before the
replies were written down. From
the answers Of the candidates a
medium may be struck as the
law In that respect Is not spe.
cific.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-22
COTTON TOP WALKER
GIVES UP TO POLICE

MUSKOGEE, Okla, Aug. 22.-The
last of the "robber barons" of the
Cockson Hills, Fred "Cottontop"
Walker, former postmaster, justice and
storekeeper at Barber, Cherokee coun-
ty, escaped convict and brains of the
Park Hill bank robbers. surrendered
last night at Tahlequah to Mont
Grady, special officer sent into the
hills by Governor Trapp. = -.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-22

Some one moved in the room. A scent
of violets drifted to his senses. In a
gray, cold moon he caught Il blurred
impression of trailing white floating
from the window to his bed. A hand
came softly against his hair, went
down and touched his face.
He sat up shaking. She dropped
with soft cry against his breast.
TRAPS SET.
He raised her in steely quiet ::
"Lily-well-my poor girl-it has
been too much" Lifting her in his
arms he carried her down the hall
and laid her on her bed. REST,
Lily"
She covered her face and sobbed.
For. weeks she trapped him as he
was going in the morning; as he was
returning at night.
One Monday night he returned very
late from the city. The house was
in darkness. When he. switched the
lights in his room he found her sit
ting by his desk, her hands tightly
with sorrow for his plans and his neg.
lect. She Toasted on this rekindled de-
votion. -.
The bones were knitted, but she was
unable to walk. There were long con-
situations, X-rays of her spine. The
bones and muscles were intact, no
cause found for her battling incom-
pctence.
A year after his marriage Andrew
brought her back to Fairdale, a self
made invalid, feeding greedily on his
tenderness and the remnants of his
lucklcss infatuation.
He bore it unflinchihgly. She was
no part Of his life, no part of his
thought. For the last eight years even
his pity had become a mechanical
habit.
Now, suddenly she claimed him
again. She laid her head against his
shoulder whispering cxultingly, Your
wife is cured !"
COUNTER ATTACK.
His rcyulsion mounted in a cold,
sweeping tide. He had no wife. and
he would have none. He would repel
with sharp, swift finality her assault.
claspcd.
She smiled: you're late, Andrew
"Yes--vcry late"
"Whcrc did you go Saturday."
81 had business
"You have business every Satur'
day."
Yes"
"TLe same business for five years?"
"What is the matter with you,
Lily? / have out-of-town cases, OF
Patches of crimson burned on her
clay-like skin; her eyes glittered
What are you going TO do with me?"
"What do you want me to do"
Il am your wife"
"Yes."
AFTER IA YEARS.
"oh-you admit it, do you? Are
you to treat me as n wife?"
He shrugged: after fourteen
years, Lily, why the fervor?"
You're sorry I'm cared"
"No-not Mt all"
"Not at all. But it makes no diff.
ference TO you! Why do you think
got cured?" She grew shrill and
standing up, came with menace to-
ward him.
He said quietly: Don't get ex'
cited, Lily. Do you think you have
many grounds for complaint in these
years."
Her lips moved in n weak surren'
der. She threw her long arms about
him. ANDREW, be kind to me. have
not long to live. Andrew, take me
away from Fairdale."
where do you want to go?"
/ "Anywhcrc--anywhcre but here
anywhere with you" She tried to
draw his head down.
He said grimly: You can 20 wher-
ever you wish, Lily. There is money
enough"
"And you, Andrew? You will come
with mc?"
Il will stay here"
She turned suddenly and dragged
her fingers down his face. The nails
left bright, red tracks.
CONTINUED tOmorrow.l 49,
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he B Mepy yCep4Hblx aalNT-
HNKoB xpNcTNaHCTBa, HpoBeAN
B aT0M mTaTe 3aR0H, oGBa-
maNWMH bee Cpe4HeBeKoBble
YCTapeHbIe " 4aBHo oHpoBepF
HyTble BsrAaAbI Ha Hp0NCxox-
AeHNe MNpa " qeAoBeKa, N3Ao
ReHHbIe B 6H6AMM " xpNCTNaH
CR0M BepoyqeHNN.
B mTaTe TeHHeCM, TaKNM 90
pa3oM. CAeHaHa nonblTRa ga
GTaBNTb AN4eH AyMaTb " BE-
pN1b no 6N6nMN " 6esoToBopo
qHo npNHNMaTb BCaKNe Hecy-
pa3Hble 6M6AeHCKNe BbI4yMKN
" CRa3KN.
Tax. MOI, HoCTaHoBnAN ga
K0H04aTeAN TOTO MeAaeT 90
nbmHHCTBo Hapo4a. A 'rnac
Hapo4a - rnac 6owNH", KoTo
pony, RoHeqHo. ma HoBNHyeTca
BCaRaa %NBynlaa 4ylla.
1poBNH1NaHbHbIH yqNTenN
mKa CRonc yCOMHNnCa, o4Ha-
no, B npaB0Te 3aKoHa, B A0CTo
BepH0CTN 6N6ANN " HenoTpe-
InNMoCTN MHeHMa 60AbmNHCT
Ba. HayqHbIe NCcAe4oBaHNa,
4aHHble " TNnoTe3bI o np0NCx0
M4eHNN BCeheHHoH " qenoBe--
IA nyTeM lHNTeHbHoro sBoHD
4NoHHoT0 Hpo4eCCa, Ka3anNcb
envy 6HNRe X NCTNHe " 00Aee
BepHBlMN o6'aCHeHNaMN MNpo-
Blk 3aTaloK, YEN haHTacTN-
qecRNe 6N6AeHCRNe CKaSaHNa.
CKonc He npeRHoHNH rHaBy
rlepe4 TnpaHNeH 6oHbInNHCT-
Ba " He npNHaH ero HeBe@eCT-
BeHH0ro MHeHNa. Oh 6p0CNH
Bbl3oB BCeM MpaKo6eCaM " MY
MeCTBeHH0 BbICTynNH B 3aLIN-
Ty HayqHoTo sHaHNa, cBo0o4bl
MbIcHM " y6ewAeHNH.
VI MHRaRNMN 0qeBNAH0 4ypa
IRNMN 3aK0HaMN " HpeCHe40-
BaHMaMN He 0CTaH0BNTb np0T-
peCc qeHoBeqeCKoH MBCnN,
BCe rHy6we " AaHbnIe HpoAN-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-10

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cHH, 0HL.IH He 0oIbIHe IaH yHpaBIe-
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THHe, a B ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS He'll
TpaX Tx 00'eIHHeHHa 6BIIH HpOcTH-
NH pa6OqHMH napAaMeHTaMN, o6cIy-
GHBaBIIHMH HHTepecM BIacTH II BIa-
cTBoBaBmHX HapTHii. Hoo MeIIy
lleHTpaIBHMM HcHoIHHTeIbHBM 10
MHTeT0M C0BeTa B P0ccHH II HapIa
MeHTaMH IpyTHX cTpaHaX He 6bGIO
HHEaEOd n%paRTNqecKoH pa3HHUM.
CoBeTM 6H.TH qHcTo noAnTnqecRNe
BAacTHNqecRne opTaHH3aIIHH C hep
BLK Ge 4HeH pyccEoii peBoIDIHH
II 40 ceT0IHamHeT0 IHa. RaEoBH-
NH HaBepHoe 6yIyT BceTIa B lID6Oi
peBo.IonIIH II Jpn ,BAacTN .IIo6oa HE
o.IoTHH II ID60ii opTaHH3aUHH.
BO BcaHoM c.Iyqae B POccHH
"CoBeTM IeHyTaToB'', Hi oIHoTo MO-
MeHTa, 30 bee BpeMa %peBOIODHH
4pyToif pom He HrpaIH..
llepBHe, ETO 3aHaHH %pyEoBoIa-
myD pOIb B coBeTaX 6nIH MeHbme-
BHEH II coUHaIHcTM peBOIODn0He-
PHI (npaBHe). ByIyqH no cBoHM
B3TIaIaM HpHBepTeHIaMH BIacTHH-
qecH0TO HaqaIa H HeH36eIH0cTH Me
IIeHHof peopraHH3aIHH o6mecTBeH
Holi KHsHH qpes HoHHTHqecIHe OPP
TaHH3aIIHH, 0HH ceiiqae BcO lea
TeIbHOcTb coBeToB HanpaBHIH Ha
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npaBHTeHbcTBy II Ha HoIIepHEy eT0.
BeIa Bee BpeMa IBoiicTBeHHyD no
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ll0IIaBaacb HacT0aTeIBHhM Tpe
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meHHH HaH60IbmHx aK0HOMNqecRnx
B0Hp0c0B II OK0HqaHNM B0HHbl, 0HH
6pocaIH AosyHrn 0 cBoHx Ie.aax H
saIaqax, qTo6M ycIoH0HTb MaccBI,
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