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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
NAVY PR0bER|
|NTERROGATE:
MITCHELL.
Colonel 'Testifies BefoF|
Court Over Objection
Of Counsel.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2f.-tPJ4
Over the protest OF his own counsel
Colonel William Mitchell explained q
the Shenandoah naval court today u
basis for his public charges agai64
those who sent the giant naval din
gible on her fatal voyage into III
West.
Some Of these charges, he insiste
were based upon information whicI
reached him from sources he REGARDED
as reliable. although other representa-
his own deductions. He said he hsI
charged that the Shenandoah wa
about 80 per cent overweight, becaus
he had a ~sneaking suspicion" th1l
such was the case, but later he s&iI
he had personal knowledge from Il
ports and things Of that kind thu
the ship was too heavy.
He was not prepared to say fro1I
bis own knowledge whether nop-frcc{
ing solutions had caused corrosion d
the Shenandooh's frame work % y
charged in the San Antonio stateme1,
which led to his court-martial 81
charges Of INSTRUMENTATION.
QUIZZ MUZZLING
Asked what he meant when n
charged that the Shenandoah saj
vivors had been muzzled by the N1v|
Department, pending whitew1t|
board. Colonel Mitchell said he II
tended to invite attention to the prad
tice usually followed by the govern
ment in prohibiting survivors fror|
talking until official investigation
have been made.
Attorneys for the convicted air Of
ficer sought Intellectually to indud
him TO refuse to testify. as he oil
several weeks ago when first broueb|
before the naval tribunal. They I'd
vised him that until the President an
proved his court-martial sentence d
five years suspension from the armj
he occupied a privileged status. An
parently he went TO the hearing rco1
prepared to follow that advice, BID
sfrs. Mitchell who accompanied hfn|
asked that he give the couH the evj
dcnce it sought and bring to an .enI
the legal controversy in which helke|
been entangled for weeks.
NO CROSS.EXAMINATION
There was little of the spectacula|
about the colonel's appearance a IN
witness stand. His testimony prd
ceeded smoothly, under questioning D
Major Henry Leonard, judge advocaf
of the naval court as lasted LEI
than two hours. When Major Leon
ard had finished with the witness 81
opportunity for cross-examination wa
declined by ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Charles +. Rosendahl, counsel for tn
Shenandoah survivors, Of whom he
the ranking officer.
It was apparent to the survivor
that the witness had mo expert know
edge of his own." said Command
Rosendahl. and 1T would be fulfil
an unnecessary for us to exaniin
him."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
ADDRESSES
BEXAR P0U[TRYME|

The requirements Of Texas breeder
and hntcheries for the development. D
accredited flocks of poultry were dts
cussed By V. X. Glazener. poultry hus
bandman of the extension department
A. 4 NJ. College, at a meeting q
Bexar county poultrymen in the a.
sembly room Of the Chamber Of Com
merce, Monday.
Mr. Glazener said the work Of ID
veloping accredited flocks will be ca1
ricd on in eight counties in Texas.
Mr.. Glazener left Monday night fo|
a two-day hunting trip around Kerr
vile before going back to College Sta
tiou
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
N. Y. LOSING REPUTATION
AS FINANCE MONOPOLY
BY B. c. FORBES !

New York financiers are not COINS
to have things all their own way or
all to themselves. America is raising
heavyweight financiers elsewhere, moi
only in Chicago. Boston and Philadel-
phia. but in certain other cities.
Did you read that the famous Huy-
ler's candy business has just been ac-
quired by a banking syndicate that
proposes to spend millions in dcvel-
oping it?
The head and leading spirit in this
stroke OF enterprise is Rudolph =
Hecht of New Orleans. Watch this
banker. This is not the first choice
piece of business he has beaten New
York bankers to. Not long since he
swung very important deal which
will give him and his associates con
troll over a large part of the cotton
seed oil industry of the South. Also,
he became leading factor In the
electric power and light industry some
time ago. In his position as president
of the Hibernia Bank and Trust Com
pany OF New Orleans he has been an
Influential force in various other en-
terpriscs OF more than local moment.
For his work n building up New
Orleans as port and for other pub
lie activities he was awarded the an
nual cup presented to the citizen rem
dering the most valuable disinterested
public service.
New York has made several at
tempts to get him. But he has stuck
to the city he loves near the mouth Of
the Mississippi. Watch him.
The shipping boards latest step 10
build up an American merchant ma
rine is to sell ships to Italians and TO
invite other foreigners to come for
ward with offers. Would il be an
insult to this unfathomablc body to
suggest that it give more considera-
ton to all-American bids for Ameri-
can ships? Also that. instead Of al
lotting ships, now in commerce. to the
army to take away business from
shipping concerns, it do its best TO
swing more business TO those striving
to build up merchant marine?
Well! President Erskine of Stude-
baker thinks so highly of his latest
swnnk models that he has engaged
permanently as salon the Rose Room
of the Plaza hotel. New York. Verify,
automobile competition is becoming
keen-and will become still keener
mex year.
Banker Lewis thompson of Hous-
ton, Tex, buttonholed this week in
New York. says general business in
that territory has this year been about
the best ever enjoyed, although per-
hays the amount of money made has
not broken all records. Interest in
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21

Christmas fireworks galore, 81
stock, Roman candles, sky rocked
firecrackers, colored fire (tables
powder), drivers, torpedoes, sparkler1
salutes. day-go bombs, snakes, hi
air balloons, jumping jacks, tank
b;ngo, toy pistols, paper caps, y
blanks, Niger chasers, exhibited
rockets and candles. George Keen !
druggist. Crockett 604-605-661.
I'VE Sell Jewelry Store Jewelry.'1
Riebe's Jewelry Store, BOG Main AZ
nue.-(Adv.)
Who Is "a Block from Ei.
Pricesf" Riebe's Jcwelry Store, 81
Main Avenue.-(Adv.)
DIR. Foster, dentist. Gibbs 3iil
Xmas Tree Dance, W. %. W. lfsI
Monday. December 81. S 80 y. m,
Yeomnn Homestead Nc. 40. Adm
sion 25c.
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COIN SPECULATION
ENDED BY POLAND

WARSAW, Dec. 21.-CP)-Becausc
OF the continued heavy speculation in
foreign currency, with consequent det-
rimental effect on the Zloty, the Polish
government has frightened restrictions.
Hereafter only specified banks will
be permitted to buy foreign currency
and may only sell it when they can
prove the existence OF definite foreign
obligations.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

Chicago: Temperature, 30; showing;
i0-mile wind from the northwest; lowest
temperature In last "a hours. 30; highest,
80.
Kansas City; Temperature, IS; cloudy;
20-mllo wind f--vi the north. lowest tenn
peraturo In last ~ hours. IS. highest.
Now York: Temperature. 40: cloudy;
.10-mile wind from the west; lowest tenn
perature In last - hours, So; highest,
49,
81. Louis: Temperature. SO. showing
temperature in last "a hours. 80; high
est ~.
Washington Temperature. 40: cloudy;
1o-mlio wind from the southwest; lowest
temperature In iaAt 81 hours, 40; highest.
~.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
forbidden Paradise"
Returns to S. A.

forbidden Paradise" is the first
of three entertaining pictures to be
shown at the Plaza this week. Pola
Negri stars. Gloria Swanson in
Madame Sans Gene" will occupy the
screen from Tuesday until Thursday
when Raymond Griffith in THE Night
Club" will be shown.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
CHARTERS GRANTED

AUSTIN. Dec. 2i.-tR)-Chartered
Barcon oil Company. Houston; capita.
stock. 10000. Incorporators: H. n
Bosdue Motor Company. walnut,
Springs: capital stock. $4,000. Incor-
poratorsi @. r. Lay, II. L. Rnsh. A. II,
Manning.
Amendment:
Guinn-Clont Company. Knox CITY.
changing name to Jsmison- Clonts Conn
pany
Foreign permits:
Farrow Fountain Company Delaware
corporationl, I'll Paso. capital stock,
100000. Texas agency, FL Paso. q.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2i.-R-cotton.
Spot. quiet; prices steady; American
strictly good middling. 1O.7ld; good mid.
ding. i0.46di strictly middling. 10i6d:
middllng. s.71d; strictly low middling,
s.S1d; low mlddllng, sSid: strictly good
ordinary, SAID; good ordinary. 7.std.
Sales: 5000 bales. including 500 Amer
lean.
Receipts; 1900 bales. American, IL
500
Futures: Closed steady; December.
$3.50; January, s54d; March, e.57d; May
$500; July, 9.5sd; october, e.43d.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
ARTIST WILLPAINT
AUDITORIUM CURTAIN

Hugo ID. Pohl. artist. will leal
for st. Louis Tuesday to paint ~
curtain for the municipal auditorium
he told Mayor John W. Tobin Mod
day.
II can have the curtain complete
within the next three months nj
Pohl promised.
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The Weather
FORECAST.


San Antonio and vicinity: Monday
niset and Tuesday, Fair; somewhat cold
er Monday night with frost: lowest tenn
perature Tuesday morning about 80 de-
grees: light TO moderate northeriy winds
East Texas; Monday night fair. some
what colder extrcmt west coast; frost
TO the coast freezing in the interior, ex-
eept In the Lower Rio Grande valley;
Tuesday fair; light 20 moderate northeris
winds on the coast
West Texas: Monday night and Tues
day fair; rising temperature Tuesday.
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LONDON METALS.

LONDON. Dee. ei.--CT-standard cop
per; spot. eco. Is. Sd; futures. f6i. rs, Cd.
Eiectrolytici Spot fes, IS; futures,
fss. iOs
Tin: spot. ffss. Is. cd; futures, f,19.
Is. Cd.
Lead: Spot. 81. los; futures. Es4, So
Zinc; Spot. f3s, Is, Cd; futures. f37.
Is Cd
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PARIS BOURsE.

PARIS, Dec. 21.--E9-Prlces improved
on the Bourss today.
Three per cent rentes ~ francs. 30
centimes. Exchange on Londoy. 12e
francs. ~ centmes. Five per cent Joan.
81 francs, 20 centlmes. Tho dollar was
quoted at &c francs, "a centineA.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
HORSES AND MULES.

EAST ST. LOUIS, Dec. .si--.R-iiorsss
good to choice drafts, ti30d 1850; good
eastern choice, SiOa6o; southern horses,
s20n6O.
Mules: 1s TO II hands 5000 @aa5, 10
10 tg.z hands, si15@is0; las to i5.2
hands, $506eo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
CHICAGO POTATOES.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-tP Potatoes,
receipts co cars: total L. S. shipments
Saturday $40; Sunday 20 cars; trading
SLOW; market was just about steady:
Wisconsin Minnesota sacked round
whites. s5.5od375. according 10 quail
ity; Idaho sacked russets. t5.5O9S.75.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Dec. 21.-LY-Butter. high
err: receipts. 1925 tubs; creamery extras.
acc; standards. 4ihc; extra flrsts 40
Eggs. higher; revelpts 1897 cases.
Firsts, 4iWi2c; ordinary tirsts, 3t1 3sc;
refrigerator extras, 3ihe; firsts. s3ke c.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
POSSE HUNTING
Is ESCAPED
CONv|CTS

HOUSTON, Dec. 21.-CP)-Peace
officers of South Texas, together with
guards from a number of prison farms
today were combing upper Brazoria
County in an effort TO capture the 10
convicts who escaped from the Ram.
sey state farm Sunday night.
The convicts sawed their way to
freedom through the floor of the dor.
mitory where 100 convicts were sleep
ing.
Dogs were set after them within 10
minutes of the break.
Prison officials designate it as the
most pretentious escape undertaken
by convicts in more than a year.
1O5 REMAIN.
The 105 remaining convicts made no
attempt to escape and offered no re-
sistance when the escape of the others
was discovered.
Two of the 10 who got away were
serving 00-year terms, according to
the b0okkeeper at the camp.
Police officials at Galveston and
Houston were advised at once and in
each case detectives were assigned to
hcCP hultH lOI any VI INC tOuNlCAo
that might reach either city.
The belief is that the men. receiving
so brief a start. made the Brazos
river bottom and there hid themselves
an the dense timber.
LONG TERRIERS FLEE.
Those who escaped were as follows !:
Louis Dodd, 80. serving 80 years
from Burnett County.
Thelmer Kelly. q. serving 90 years
from Liberty County.
John s. Baxley, 10, serving eight
years from Wilbarger County.
1. l.. Garrison. 20, serving two years
from Wheeler County.
Jack Kelly, 81. serving seven years
from Kaufman County.
Street Mccarthy. 81. serving five
years from Wichita aud Jefferson
counties.
j. G. Hickman. 81, serving four
years from Orange County.
Bill Mcdonald. 10. serving two
years from Tarrant County.
Leonard Whaley. 10, serving five
years from Dallas County.
Frank Halyard, 80, serving tive
years from Wichita County.
G. III. Bybee, %. serving two years
from Grayson County.
G. G.. Grow. 20, serving two years
from Harris County.
c. o. Hastings. is. serving two
years from Dallas County.
Ivan Ireland, 90, serving 20 years
from Archer County.
Jack Sharp. 20, serving five years
from Wise County.
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CHICAGO POULTRY.

CHICAGO. Dec. FL OH Poultry,
alive firm: receipts. cars fowls. $50
% nc; springs. 27c; turkeys. s3c; roost-
ers ice; ducks. 20 32se; geese, lshc.
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LIVERPOOL coTrOS.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. IL ~ spot
wheat: white Paelae is sd NO.
Manitoba i5s Sd.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
TEXAS MARKETS


The hay market is practically steady
" It'll low grades slow at most markets.
Timothy is slightly easier. Alfalfa and
prairie fully steady.
40. l alfalfa: Kansas City, S2i.5O;
Omaha, $3.50; Memphis. $50.
No. 1 timothy. Boston, $3.50; New
York. s29.. Pittsbptgh, $685. 81. Louis
Kansas City. $50: Memphis. $3.50.
40. / prairie: Kansas City, $ii; Omaha
SiL7S; Chicago. $50; ST. Louis, s19.25;
Minneapolis, SIS.
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"The Pace That Thrills"
Showing at Rialto

Those desiring. n change from the
hackheyed society problem pictures of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
POuLTRY AID EGGS.

Turkeys at San Antonio moved up TO
p straight soc this morning, but the
market was not stable at that price and
trading sentiment favored asa soc
range. although farmer offerings were
80 light the price was set nearer the
ideas OF the producers. At North Texas
markets No. Is are worth upward OF 5ic
pound live weight Eggs are little
weaker in tone, although price change IL
silent.
Snn Antonio: Hens, mostly 15c. flyers
mostly Csc. ROSTERS. Sa1Oc pound live
weight basis. turkeys, No. Is. soc: No. %,
$50 zoe; old toms, 26a2S pound live
weight.
Eggs; Fresh gathered firsts. per 80
dozen case TO producers. s11.50d 1900.
Fort Worth: Hens, large, $50 zoe
small. 13Wi5c; springs, large, 200 zee.
small around SOC; old ROSTERS. mostly
30 pound live weight basis; geese, Si.25;
ducks 65@75c; guineas. 500 35c each
turkeys, No. Is, 3ic; No. 2s, 2iG27c; old
toms. 2Sf30c pound live weight.
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VEGETABLE SHIPMENTS.

Nineteen OF 80 cars OF spinach. 3 OF 81
cars OF sweet potatoes. 5 OF 81 cars OF
mixed vegetables, Of IS cars OF grape
frlult, Of 40 cars OF cabbage and / OF
% cars of lettuce Wee Saturdays fruit
and vegetable rollings from Texas points.
sunday there moved front his state
Of ~ cars Of grapefruit. 5 OF Is cara OF
mixed vegetables, the total OF cars OF
spinach out and the I car each Of cab
bag. and tomatoes rolled. Total ship
inents of commodities in which Texas
vas not represented follow: saturday;
Caullflower. o; lemons. 10; celery GS.
grapes, 4; green peas =; apples. 1Ss; to-
matocs. .; potatoes. 400. onisns. So,
oranges, 40; string beans. 10: peppers. 8.
sunday: Apples, s; cauliflower. IL; cell
cry, 10; grapes, 4: lemons. 8: lettuce, 81;
onions. 2; oranges, a.; sweet potatoes. 4
potatoes. 20.
Spinach for the weekend closed Mt
Texas shipping point sabout steady, with
the cash track market at Laredo, how
over. easier to about 65 a. Use. Wire order
sales were made mostly In tho 500 S5c
per bushel range but there was an I'M
settled rundertone to the market. Pota
toes at Idaho Falls were firmer with
Russcts bringing SAYS cwt. on carload
Z. O. cash track basis. Cabbage at
l6enosha. Wis, was steady at s3S a. 40 ton
and apples In the Spokane Valley, on a
cash track to grower basis brought S1.65
for fancy boxed Wlnesaps, with extra
fapcies In the nelghborhood OF 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21

Banker Lewis thompson of Hous-
ton, Tex, buttonholed this week in
New York. says general business in
that territory has this year been about
the best ever enjoyed, although per-
hays the amount of money made has
not broken all records. Interest in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-29

get time to take more batting prac-
tice," Ownie concluded.
Frank (Dutch) Henry was slated
to perform on the mound here this
afternoon. He has been handicapped
by Illness, but believed himself
strong enough today to get out there
and try to turn back Joe McCarthy's
athletes.
Eddie Sticking, superb second
sacker. still Is bothered by a bad
ear. but he is with the club and
eager TO to anythin to help.
Just at present Sticking, Scheman.
ske and glastonbury are not what
one would call well" but the boys
are so eager to give assistance in
the red hot pennant race that they
try to forget their illness when game
time comes.
The Indians won the series wind
up at Columbus Thursday, IL to s,
In a wild batting affair. and then
hustled aboard "rattler" and came
to indianapolis.
The Louisville series here calls for
single game today. double
header Saturday and a single game
Sunday. Numerous Colonel rooters
will be up from race horse town to
encourage, McCarthys performers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-29

Since he won that honor he has
done little in defense of his title. In
many Of his bouts his opponents
have been easy picking, almost set
ups.
Walker, shortly after winning his
title, got In bad by his refusal to
meet Dave Shade. If Walker is as
good fighter as believed to be, he
should have no great fear OF Shade,
However, he has consistently re-
fused to meet the Californian, and
until recently was under suspension
in New York State because of his
failure to do the bidding of the COM
mission.
Walker is shortly to meet Harry
Greb, middleweight champion. While
Walkers title Is not in danger be-
cause Of the weight difference, the
meeting should be good test of his
ability.
Greb is the most unorthodox boxer
in all the world. His style is most
difficult tor fathom. If Walker sue
ceeds, in beating Greb, he will have
established his right to be classed
as a. real champion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-29
HARRIS WINS
Runaway Victory in English
Amateur Golf Tourney.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
WESTWARD HO. England, May
29.-Robert A. Harris, Scottish golf
er from the Royal and Ancient Club,
won the British amateur champion
ship here today when he defeated
K. F. Fradgley, Devonshire cham
pion, Is and Il.
The course was dampened by an
early morning rain. but the sun was
shining and a large gallery was out
when the final round started. 1t was
a runaway victory for Harris and
was hardly a contest. He was six
up on the ninth hole and nine up
at the eighteenth.
Harris is well-known golfer. He
was runner up twice in the cham.
pionships and was captain Of the
British amateur team which played
against the United tSates in two
Walker cup tournaments.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-29
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LAST DAY
Farrell, Jones Star in Quail
flying Round-Question
Scores of Two.

BIZ Times Special
!, LIDO COUNTRY CLUB, Long
Beach, N. Y, May 29.-After two
days of preliminary sniping over
marsh and pampas and sandy waste
In the eastern tryout for the annual
open golf championship a field of
about 1875 players arrived at the
final qualifying round today.
Two withdrew from the tourna!
ment Thursday evening after the
committee had held an hours con-
ference about some mysterious mat
ter which was nots revealed in it's
details. Later it developed that two
young professional golfers, unat-
tached to any clubs, had been inter
rogated about their scores for the
fourteenth hole. One of the elder
professionals had questioned their
cards at this point, believing he had
counted more strokes on them than
nthey marked down.
U0 Chilly lloI LII Tic CdSlCI IL VI ldl
was so large that it was divided into
two squads, the first Of which went
eighteen holes Wednesday. The
second, including Bobby Jones, Leo
Diegel, Gene Sarazen, Jess GAlford,
Mike Brady and other bemedaled
heroes of the golf campaigns, shot
eighteen holes Thursday and Johnny
Farrell the young professional rep
resenting the Oak Ridge Club,
matched the card Of seventy which
Mac Smith turned in Wednesday,
shattering the course record. Jones
was just stroke behind him with
a II.
Out Of the big field which was
to play the course today the low
So will be certified to the open
tournament as players who are en-
titled to admittance to the big
competition, at Worcester. Mass.
next week.
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Independent Baseball

The Acme A. AS will practice, Sunday
morning at Rhodius Park at g:30. They
will meet the Mt. Jackson Reds in the
afternoon at $50. All players must be
at practice.
The indianapolis Meldon Club is without
and would like 20 hear from a fast State
team; Address I. 90 sStehlin' s1s Olive
The Hoosier Milk Products Company
S play ps a. Be TTmna Station ION
Baine. Gerard x; Roberts: Roberts
Daley. Deremus Puss. Flora. Shirley. Nc
Cool, Katzenberger. j. Noonan.
pie Sunday at Pennsy Park, 3 D.. M The
Travellers would like to hear from the
Red Crowns. Eagles. Beech Grove ana otn-
tice tonight at Brooksioe Park. $50. For
games address James Drenna... o. --. ---.-
ket St.. or call Circle 7437.
The spann club wants q game for Sun.
spanns have a permit. Cal Drexel e754.w
and ask for Andy. Kelly Eagles take
notice.
~ JEWELS A. P. 6 win play the he Dayton 6,s
these eS Same S fSe B. cs S se open
dates in July and want games with State
teams ADDRESS Eo dsII h Dd,cSess', aox -
CUMBERLAND. Ind. May 90. - The
Prest- -I1tes will play the locals here sun.
day afternoon. On June 8 the New Pales-
tine team will appear here in the first of
Acton team is requested to call Main 1477
and ask for Amos.
Spears Del Monicos will meet the 10
komo Red Mems Club at Kokomo Sunday.
On June 2 the team y ~ Shelbyvi'ls. and
few open dates and would like to hear
from fast clubs. Maxwells at Newcastle
and Frankfort take notice Address Gus
Tlazninz- 1415 Newman St
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KEEP GOING
Shortridge Tennis Stars Win
in High School Meet.

BIZ Times Special
ANN ARBOR, Mich, May 20
Christena and Elrod of Shortridge
High School, indianapolis advanced
to the fourth round in the inter
scholastic tennis meet here Thurs
day and are among the eight sur
vivors. Brafford-Retmier defeated
Cameron.Jenning of Highland Parl:,
Detroit, in the doubles, 6-2, Go.
Christina won three matches, de-
feating King Of Benton Harbor, 60,
Gil; Beals Of Ypsilanti. go, 60; Bacon.
Owosco, 6-3, CO. Elrod defeated Stro-
berg of Kalamazoo Normal. rs, 60;
Sandette of Ypsilanti 60, 6-1. Elrod
drew one bye.