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Evening star., 1925-10-27
The Easiest Way
To End DandruH

There is one sure way that never
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just get about four ounces Of
plain, ordinary liquid arvon; apply
it at night when retiring; use
enough to moisten the scalp and
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tips.
BY morning most, if not all, Of
your dandruff will be gone, and
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" destroy every single sign and
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You can get liquid arvon NJ any drug
store and four ounces is all you will
need. This simple remedy never fails
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
v. A. COFFIN DEAD;
WAS NOTED ARTIST
Head Of Fine Arts Society
and Leader in Field Ex-
pireS in New York.

William Anderson Coffin, 40 years
old, president and treasurer of the
American Fine Arts Society, died in
a New York hospital yesterday, ac-
cording to word received here.
Mr.. Coffin, one of Americas best
known painters, has work among
the collections of the Municipal Gal
lery. Venice; Fine Arts Academy, Buff
falo; Brooklyn Institute of Arts and
Sciences. and the Brooks Memorial
Art Gallery. at Memphis, Tenn, and
the Metropolitan Museum here.
4 native of Pennsylvania, Mr.. Coffin
Evening star., 1925-10-27

t1onale Des BeauX Arts. Paris. lie
was also a chairman of the art com
mittee of the Union League Club, a
ln'mber of the Lotus club. the
fencerS and was "A chcvaler of the
French Legion of Honor
Evening star., 1925-10-27
Detailed to University.

Capt. John Hopkins. 18th Infantry.
at Fort Howard, Md. has been de-
tailed TO duty at the Ohio State Uni
versity. Columbus. Ohio. and Capt.
Earle II. Malone, Infantry. has been
transferred from Little Rock College,
Ark, to the Oklahoma Agricultural
College, saltwater, Okla.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
Infantry Captain Retired.

capt. Paul II. Cartier. 1st Infantry.
at Fort Sam Houston. Tex, has been
placed on the retired list of the Army
on account of disability incident to the
service
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
SOUTH TEXAS GOLF
LEAGUE ORGANIZED

CUERO. Nov. 12.-Golfing repre-
scntatives from 16 towns took part in
the formation Wednesday of the South
Texas Golf Association. Officers. di-
rectors and an executive committee
were named. A strip of canvas
stretched between two blackberry trees
sheltered the members of the new Or
sanization from the rain as they en-.
tered their first session.
These trees will be known i'll fu-
ture as the Charter Hackbcrries."
The golf tournament which was
scheduled to be held preceding the
meeting was halted before noon by
the rain.
Graham Hamilton of Cuero. heads
the new organization as president. II.
II. Colvin was elected first vice presi-
dent, with Rudolph Evers as sccre-
tary and treasurer
Followig are the members of the
board of directors:
William Lovett. Seguin: Henry Nc
Goldrick. Kennedy; Louis Gipps. York
town: II. {. Eckhart, Kingsyillc; l..
r. McGuffin. Yoakum; Edward
Lewis. Gonzales: G. X. Rayner,. Lul-
ing: DIR. +. NJ. Became, Lockhart;
John L. Donaldson. Victoria: J. Il.
Ruckman. Karnes City: Joe Il. Hous-
ton, Floresville: Edwin Flato, Cor
pus Christi: Paul Miller, Bceyille
y. NJ. Grain. Cuero; T. l.. Campbell
Goliad.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
HARRY SYMONS SET
ANOTHER DATE FOR
PRESS TOURNAMENT

Harry Symons. who admits rcspon-
Sibility for the instigation of an an
nual Ncwspapcrmcn's Golf Tourna-
ment. stood onsOnc foot and thon. an
other in front of The Lights sports
desk for the better part of an hour
Thursday morning.
When finally granted an audience.
he broke down and admitted that lie
had set another starting date for his
Pct tournament. Elimination trials Nil
start Saturday. he sa.s. and last
through until November ~. at least.
This is the fourth or fifth date Sy-
mons has set for the annual affair.
and golfers of the newspaper fraternity
are beginning to get suspicious about
all those cups and trophies, supposed
to have been put up for the winners.
II is true that rain and other Qbsta-
cles have come in the way of the tour
nament and caused it to be postponed
in each instance, but SymonS should
have taken into consideration the forti.
tudc Of newspaper golfer. This time
he says he is going to let them GO
through with train. SNOW, cyclone ar
what have you.
The tournament proper will star.
November %. with the 40 golfers
divided into two flights.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
GULL. BLOCKS
punt; MAIN
/ TR|UMPHS
Houston Heights, Fought
/ To FRAGILE, Beaten
On Safety

Main Avenue High Schools defense
was entirely too much, Wednesday. for
the big Houston Heights team which
battled Breckenridge to n scorelcss
draw he,e. Main had the Heights
eleven on the run almost throughout
the game, on a very muddy Heights
Sridiron and managed to squeeze out Il
20 victory. via a safety.
Minor GULL. guard, gets credit for
the play that decided the game. He
blocked a Houston punt inter fun
BILE had stopped Mains drive yard
from goal. The ball fell across the
line and Hart of Houston fell on it
for a safety.
Dee. the Houston side-stcppcr, who
gave Breckenridge High misery. was
marked man and did virtually no
ground gaining. Guilt, Alter and Duns-
more were delegated to get him, and
they did.
Main was in touchdown position Il
couple of times, but Houston held in
the mire.
Jack Davis and Surtces did some
fancy running. Main sprung some
open formation plays that gave the
Houston fans an eyeful.
Houston achieved a string of first
downs with one concerted drive but
otherwise failed to gain consistently.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
SOUTHWESTERN PUTS
ST. EDWARDS DOWN

AUSTIN. Tex. Nov. 12.-Cari
Reynolds. husky Southwestern Uni.
vcrsity tackle. blocked a st. Edwards
University punt pn the ten-yard line
and fell upon it back of the goal to
give the Pirates their second touch
down and to enable them to snatch
a decidedly lucky victory from the
Saints. II to &. BY winning. the Pi-
rates remained in the race for T. l..
4. 4. honors.
Halfback Jackson got the Pirates
off in the lead by lodging off tackle
on his 20-yard line and dashing so
yards down the field for touchdown
in tie second period. Reynolds touch
down after blocking the punt gave
them their second marker and estao-
lished the count at II to o.
st. Edwards got busy in the fourth
Quarter. sweeping 62 yards down the
field OH straight downs for their
touchdown. Again they worked the
ball 10 within the Pirates 20-yar1
line. but there they fumblcd AMI
Southwestern recovered. Four more
times before the game was over they
did the same thing.
st. Edwards compiled. in fact. tex
first downs during the course of the
contest to Southwestcrn's one. but tn,
score of - to 6 is what counted.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
REFUSED
RELEASE BY
WESTERN ]
Plans to Enter the Texas
Leage Blocked by
Club Owners.

ST. JOSEPH. Nov. 12.-Tulsa'g
hopes to leave the Western League
and join the Texas League were de-
ferred. temporarily at least, when the
club owners. in their closing session
late Wednesday. voted down President
James Crawford's formal application
for withdrawal.
1t was announced shortly sftcrward
that Crawford and President John
Holland of Oklahoma City's club had
purchased from Frank Isbcll the fran
chiSc Of the Wichita club.
Action on the request Of President
\. l.. Tearney TO he relieved Of his
duties as the league head was ihlcfi-
nitcly deferred by the club owners.
The club owners voted to hold an.
other meeting on November 80 at Kan
sas City. ut which time schedule for
the 1926 season will be adopted Tive
schedules will be drafted and present
ed TO the league, one calling for 1J4
games and the other for 16S.
Denver led the league in attendance
last season. the second place Bears
drawing 146,26S persons. The Des
Moincs club. which won the pcnnant.
was second in attendance with ILL.,.
6gS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
DOUGLASS HIGH WINS
FROM AUSTIN ELEVEN
IN NEGRO GRID GAME

Douglass Negro High School of San
Antonio will 20 into its Thanksgiv-
ing game with Houston, at Block Sta
dunn here, indicated, as the result
of an easy 27-6 game with Anderson
High of Austin. Wednesday.
Lampkins was over with touch
down in the first five minutes and
Shelvin was across with another be-
fore the quarter ended. Tobin gal
loped 60 yards for one in the third
period, and Chase rammed the line for
the fourth.
Coach Hollands team pulled some
pre- war stuff" before the big
crowd.
Bland was star at guard, inter
cepting three passes.
Wells. Ferguson and January were
the losers stars.
The line-ups:
Douglass: Shelvin. lie; Mccullough.
1t: Washington, lg; Street. c; Bland.
rg; Rogers, TT; Wilson. re; Lampkins,
OBJ; Tobin, III; Seay. Ri; Chase, fb.
Austin: Knox. lie; Hill. 1t: Smith,
lg; Walker. c; Wheat. re-; Herbert.
TT; Wells, re; Ferguson. OBJ; Horton,
III; January, rh; Daniels. fb.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
TO CONCEDE
SAFETY, TIGERS LOSE

WANAHACHIE, Tex. Nov. r.
Refusal to conccdc safety in the
closing minutes of play caused the
Trinity University Tigers to be dc.
fcatcd by the Simmons University
Cowboys. . to Z. Wednesday.
This defeat. the first at the hands
of T. !. \. 4. opponent, practical
ly eliminated the Tigers from the
race for association honors and
cinched the title for the indicated
Cowboys.
Trinity was leading Z to 5 when
they were forced back to their fifteen
yard line late in the last quarter
Instead of giving his opponents a
safety. Schley elected to kick ou;.
Estes returned his punt through the
entire Tiger eleven for touchdown.
Estes played in the backficld of the
champion Abilene High eleven Of two
years ago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12

bee in his Green Special, third. Time !:
10 81 SO.
The third race Of the afternoon. an
cight-miie affair for early non-money
winners. was won by Harper with his
No. 20 Dodge Special. Jimmie Draper
fought it out with him all the way
and finished only IS yards in the rear.
{. A. Calthrop took third money.
Time: GAIA 3-5.
ANOTHER MEET SOON.
So Successful was Wednesdays meet
and so great the interest manifested in
racing by San Antonio fans that an
other race program probably will BE-
held within the next several months.
At a meeting Of drivers at the head
quarters of the San Antonio Automo-
bile Association Wednesday night it
was attempted to induce them to re-
main over for another program Sun
day. but n majority of them had made
other arrangements.
Nv. Draper. chief ramrod Of We'd
nCsday's meet, announced that the
time trials for the next program will
be held the previous day. and that all
drivers will be required to be on hand
at least week ahead of time. Sew
cral crack racers were forced to miss
Wednesdays program when the trucks
which we're transporting them to San
Antonio became mircd in black mud at
various points in Texas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
First Northern
GoHPro Here
For Texas Open

The attraction Of the Texas
Open Golf Championship in Jan.
uary, with its purse Of $500,
is already in evidence.
The first Of the northern golf
professionals hes arrived.
And more are on the way.
Harold Long. from Pontiac.
ILL.,, who has taken considerable
cash in former Texas Open meets
is here to spend the winter prac.
ticing for the event. Johnny
Rogers. another regular" from
Dayton, is OH the way. Others
will arrive in a few weeks,
Tournament Manager Jack
O'Brien has been informed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
COMMITTEE DRAFTS
FINAL TAX MEASURE

WASHINGTON. Nov. 12.-LP)-
Details of general provisions so far
approved by the House ways and
means committee in its preparation of
n tax reduction bill were taken up
today by subcommittee.
With agreement reached on the new
tax schedules involving n saving of
more than $500. 000.0 900 a year to tax
payers. the committee has adjourned
until Monday. 1t expects to draft
finally next week exact terms of the
measure it will present to the House
on the opening day of Congress, De
ccmbcr z.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
PORTLAND GETS TWO
BIG LEAGUE VETS;
AFTER PECKINPAUGH

PORTLAND. Nov. 12.-The pur-
chase of two National League base
ball players. Elmer Smith, Cincinnati
outfielder. and Johnny Couch, Phila-
delphia pitcher. each for cash con-
siderations. has been announced by
President Thomas Turner of the Port
land club of the Pacific Coast league.
The Beaver president said he also
was negotiating with the Washington
Americans for the release to Portland
of Roger Peckinpaugh. shortstop. If
obtained, Turner said. Peckinpaugh
will act as manager.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
STATE LEAGUE MEETS
TO DISCUSS WEIGH

AUSTIN. Tex, Nov. 12.-R)-Eli-
gibility of Ralph Welch, outstanding
player Of the Sherman high school
eleven, that is making determined
bid for the state championship, will
be decided today by the executive com
mittcc of the Texas University Inter
scholastic League. which goes into ses-
sion at . 30 o'clock. Wcich's eligibili-
ty is contested by Dallas Oak Cliff
high school, champion of 1924. Roy
Henderson. athletic directors OF the
league. said "other serious charges
against Sherman will be considered by
the committee"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
BUCKEYES WIN, $50,
FROM MARK TWAiNS

Although fighting hard, the Marx
Twain a team was no. match for
the strong Buckeyes. the latter team
piling up 33-tO-0 score on their
lighter opponents. Carr was the oui'
standing player for the yictors, mas
ing three touchdowns., Newman picked
up two more.
Buckeyes lineup: Simon. left, end
Gregg. left tackle; Campbell. lctr
guard; Timer. center; Excel, right
guard: Thornton. right tackle; Xiv
lin. right end; Talnot (c.l, quartcf
back: Newman. left half; Priest.
right half: Carr. fullback.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12

golfer can keep
on making for
years, 10 the
dctrinent of
his game, is to
try the shot
with the club he
happens to have
in his hand at
the moment. or
to make n shot
witt, the wrong
club, knowingly
hecauss the cad
dy happens 10
be some dis
I a n e @ a W a y.
Use the right
club, and make
doing so a fix
cd rule. Ii yon
mn A n OAnl
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
SHOEMAKER WILL GET
RETURN MAT MATCH
WITH CHAMP SANTEL

Ormand Shoemaker, Kelly Field
heavyweight wrestler. who gave ad
Santel. the worlds INTERCHANGEABLE
champion. a good match at Beethoven
Hall not long ago, will meet Santel in
a return bout at Corpus Christi next
Tuesday, he announced today.
Shoemaker will go to Corpus BY air
plane. Not long ago he missed n
match because the plane. in which he
was making the trip. crashed and
Shoemaker suffered broken nose.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
GILMORE TAKES
ALAMO CLUB
GOLF FINAL

L. u. Doc) Gilmore. getting bet
ter as he went along, Wednesday de-
feated y. T.. Frazier. and 6. in 81
holes for the Presidents Golf Cup Mt
the Alamo Country Club.
Frazier gave Gilmore battle for
rs holes. being only two down at the
halfway point, but Doc" steadily cut
down his score, having AZ for the first
nine. II for the second and 80 for the
third. The last nine was not played
out.
The match wound up the clubs first
tournament for tho Presidents Cup,
offered by William Ochsc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
PEARSALL RIO
! IN DISTRICT FINAL

SABINAL, Nov. 12.-Laredo High
School today forfeited to Pcarsall
High and thus brought the district IL
ClTss Il football race to the finals
between Pearsall and Del Rio. These
teams will meet here in Sabinal Fri
d.y afternoon. starting at , o'clock.
Sabinal defeated both Laredo and
Del Rio but these teams we're returned
10 competition when Sabinal had to
forfeit for using an ineligible player.
Pea is undefeated.
The Pcarsall-Del Rio title game will
b. officiatcd by "Spitz" Clarke. "Oz"
Tullenghim end a. NJ. Venue of San
Antonio.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
P ARK GOLFERS
PLAY|N c
AGAIN

The Breckenridge Park municipal
golf course is open after two months
Of repairs.
Course Manager Murray Brooks Of
ficially reopened the course shortly
after noon Thursday.
The links are in fine shape am
strict rules will be enforced TO keep
it so. Mr.. Brooks said.
The reservation book for Saturday
and Sunday play will be opened ut
Z 80 o'clock Friday morning.
The system Of putting bags in line
at the starting tee to hold rcserva-
tons will be discontinued.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
YELLOWJACKET BACKS
RUN AUSTIN RAGGED

BROWNWOOD. Tex. Nov. r.
Two sensational runs by Rabbit Nc
Alistcr. ono for 10 yards and another
for -. aud 20-yard sprint by Blinn.
scored three touchdowns for the How
ard Payne Yellowjackcts in the first
half and enabled them to defeat the
Austin College Kangaroos, 10 to o.
. The Eangaroos opened up pass
ing game in the second half which ac-
counted for several good gains. but
they never penetrated past the Yellow
jackets 15-ynrd line.
Howard Payne. by this victory. nd
vanccd into a tic with Trinity Uni
vcrsity for second position in the T. J..
A. A. standing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
FULLBACK AT T. {. u.
ON CRIPPLED LIST

FORT WORTH. Tex. Nov. r.
Bernard "Blackic' Williams probably
will not be able to play for II. c. L.
against Arkansas here Saturday. The
fact developed at practice Wednesday
when the brilliant Horned Frog full.
back was unable to go through scrim-
mage. He was willing to go, just as
be was anxious to get into the game
against A. & NJ. last Saturday, bat
Matty Bell refused to let him scrim-
mage when every step was n pain.
Williams was able to get around
with fair ease in ordinary practice
but was at loss in starting with
a spring. His ankle, hurt less than
two weeks ago. would not allow it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
M'KECHNIE, CAREY
TO TELL THE WORLD

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 12.-P)-
Manager William McKechnic and
Captain Max Carey of the worlds
champion Pittsburgh Pirates will be
seen in new roles next Monday night
when they will be included in the
radio program of station KDkA. They
will entertain with baseball stories
and experiences. Carey will relate
the happenings of the last game of
the 1925 classic, rs part of the
local Ped Cross membership campaign.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
PRESIDENTS REPORT
TO WOMEN'S MEET

AUSTIN, Nov. 12.-tP)-With
reports of n large number Of com
mittees scheduled, today's early ses-
sion of the Texas Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs was devoted largely TO
routine. Reports of district presidents
was one of the features.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
FIGHT CONTRACTS
MADE COMPULSORY

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 12.-Profes-
sional boxers and wrestlers performing
in California hereafter will be required
to have written contracts with the pro
motcrS, under a ruling made by Com
missioner William Hanlon of the state
boxing commission. The agreement
must stipulatc whom the boxer is to
fight, what number of rounds and what
his end of the purse is to be.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12

shot with the right club, knowing you
used the right club. you have played
golf. Ii you make good shot with
the wrong club. knowing you used the
wrong club. you profit through a for
tunate accident.
Copyright John I. Ollie Col
Copyright. Che Horton. I9ci--repro-
duction in any form s''ictly prohihitct..)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
PROBE BLAZE.

DECATUR, Nov. 12.-CP)-An IN
vestigation is being conducted by
Wise county officers into the origin
of a fire at SlidelI, northeast of hers
early yesterday. in which three bust
ness houses were destroyed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
BOBBY GREEN GETS
SLEEPING POTION
IN DONNA BATTLE

DONNA. Tex, .;0y. 12.-Dobby
out here last night in the third round
of their scheduled ten-round bout by
Jac,, Rcvis of Rio Grande City.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
LAWRENCE. WINS
FEATURE
RACE

With fire flashing from his exhaust
pipe in the dusk, Jimmy Lawrence, Il
San Antonio boy. strcnkcd through to
victory in almost lone splcndor in the
final 30-mile feature event of the race
program conducted at the Plcasanton
Road Speedway Wednesday afternoon.
A crowd estimated at $500 persons
cheercd him as he crossed the finish
line. almost n lap ahead of his nearest
rival. Jimmie Draper.
Both of the leaders were driving
special job Fords containing a shot Of
high life" or something Lawrence's
time for the 30 miles for % 30. Her
bert Haas in his old No. Is Hudson
finished third, with W. T. Wcathcrs-
bee taking fourth money in his Green
Special.
OF the 10 cars which started in the
feature race. only five completed the
grind. several of the favoritcs. includ-
ing Mais, Harper and Soudcrs being
forced to drop out.
Soudcrs, Mt the wheel of the Dues
cnbcrg Special, had a narrow escape
;urn. Spectators put the flames out
with sand and Soudcrs suffered moth
ing worse than a pair of scorched
feet.
DRIVER BREAKS RIBS.
The only serious accident Of the
program occurred during the first lap
Of the opening race. when Milo Cum
81 81 &c
Dodge Special. hit the loose dirt at
the side of the track. caromed into a
Buick car parked 30 feet away. and
turned over three times before COM
ing to a stop. Cummings was pulled
from under the wrecked machine with
several ribs broken, but his injuries
are not. considered serious.
The veteran Johnny Mais was the
victim Of ncar-accident during the
time trials, but superb driving saved
him. Thc left rear wheel Slipped from
his No. 100 Dodge while he was
Strengthening opt from the first turn
and rolled along beside him for 100
yards before he slid to stop.
That there were no serious acct
dents during the afternoon was con-
Nih'ftu Tt1HUIhdDit Nv INT spcttutbiS'
The track was. smooth as glass and
several of the fastest cars averaged
around 30 miles an hour for lap after
lap OF the two-milc oval. Harper, in
setting the fastest time for the elm
nation heat. made the circuit in l 30.
MIIBURN WINS OPENER.
II. T. Milburn with his powerful
Ducsenberg Special finally shook off
Jimmy Lawrence on the last lap and
raced through to victory in the opcu.
ing 16-mile event. Lawrence finished
second; Tennill. third. and Herbert
Haas. fourth. Mlburn's time was
II - 4-5.
Mnis. aftcr being a half-mile TO the
rear during the second lap. pushed his
No. 100 Dodge ~ the limit to forge
to the front in the second race of L.
miles. Ed Ncvia in Fronty Ford
second. with W. IT. Weathcrs-