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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
ANGLICKA PUBLIKACIA O
SOKOLOCH.

z Prahy (CEPS). Anglicka re-
vue Central European Observer,
vychadzajdca V Prahe vysla k bllz
kemu sletu vsesokolskemu vo zvla
stnom bohatom elsie S nazy0m
"The Sokols''. Cislo je venovane
myslienke sokolskej je zaroven
ureene "a .radcu navstevnlkom
Prahy a Ceskoslovenskej repub-
liky V dnoch sletoyych. Tekstova
cast obsahuje prispevky pred
nych sokolskyeh !, prahoynikov Q
'dejiiiahh Ssoksollsat5ya,{ jho vodkicAl q 4!
ideach, organiizacii sletu a,pod'
Nechybi samozrejme ami podrob.
ny program sletu. Cfslo je bohate
obrazmi opatrene, prinasa nieler
fotografie . hnutia sokolkeho,
ktolych pozornnst upltajd memo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
PREDPLACAJTE SA
MA PoDIELOVE KNIHY

Boil SINE uz oznamili, ze ma Slo-
vensku v BratisIave bud1 sa'vy-
davat' knihy iod najchgrnejSfch
spisovatel'ov. Take knihy, ktore
sa prekladaju do vsetkych jazy-
kov kulttrnych naroidov. Budn
medzi mimi i knihy, ktore uz inc
narody davno majdi prelozene, a.
lie my ich dosial' pre- kazdemu zna-
mu pricinu, nemame. A co mas
najlepsie test je, ze tieto prekla-
dy bud1 v dokonalej a 'iibozvuc-
nej slovencine. Prekladat' ich bu-
d1 nasi najlepsi slovenskf spiso-
vatelia. Este na tlac a ma papier
bude vel l'ka pozornost' venovana.
Kazda kniha bude viazana v pew
nej celoplatenej v;izbe a zlatore-
zom bude okraslena. Kazdy Slo-
yak musl sa tejto akcii tlprimne
tesit' a podporovat' toto podni-
kanie. j.:
Tieto knihy vydava "spoloe-
most priatel'ov dobrych. knih -
nakladom "Academie' v Brati-
slave, lenze ich nepredava, ale
ich zdarma rozda svojim clenom.
Kazdy Glen Spoloenosti pirate
Pow dobrych knih obdrzi kakdy
rok styri knihy podielove ako ma
hradu "a clensky poplatok. Ale
len elenoNia Spoloonosti mozu
tieto knihy dostat' kto ch'ce 81
tieto chyrne a dobre knihy zado-
vazit', musi sa stat clenom toho-
to Spolku.
| americki Slovaci sa mozu
stat clenmi tejto 1ctyhodnej Spo-
locnosti. Nasa redakcm ochotne
prijima prihlasky treba len 81
zaplatit' ako clenyky popaatok.
Ia tuto sunni sa stanete plnoprav-
nym clenom a dostanete vsetky O.
znamene knihy zdarma.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
HRAC PREZRADIL
HRACSKE BRLOHY

Harold Williams, byvaly trad
mix Dollar Banky, ktorej defrau-
doval okolo $4,000, vyzradil v
tieto dni mena deviatich MATTE
l'ov hracskych brlohov, i'kto-
rych vacsinu ukradenych penazi
prehral. Ma tychto vydany boil "a
tykac a kazdy Dol postaveny pod
zaruku, re sa dostavi k s1du.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25

Lieut.. Com. Richard E. Byrd,
Jr., vodca prvej zdarnej letdn-
skej vpravy na severnu tocnu, vi,
tany BIOL okazaVm sposobom z
prilezitosti jeho navratu do VIA
sti. V New Yorku Dol oslavovany
tisicami l'udi vo Washingtone
vital no sam prezident jeho ka-
binet. ..0 8; MI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
KLANOM NEBUDE DOVOLENE
PARADOVAT MA OSLAVACH

Vo Philadelphia, Pa. vydrzia-
vaj1 sa oslavy $50. vyrocia vyhla-
senia neodvislosti Spojenych Sta
tov ma program oslav dostali sa
akosi klani. Predseda slavnosti,
mayor Kendrick teraz klanov z
programu vytrel a tax z parady
zakuklencov nebude mic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLovENsKk NoVINY

vite fotografie rytmickych cvice-
nj zien, ale j typicke pohl' ady ma
Prahu ma inc turisticky pozoru-
hodne miesta republiky. ISL tam
al obrazky 20 Slovenska. Redak-
cia obdrzala jedno cislo Cd Csl.
konzulatu Clevelande. Vd aka.
Red.).
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25

sevny stav naroda vobec. Neza
pomenutel ma scena Marathon !
r. 1912 hlasala nenazdane nasta
vajuci boz "a svobodu, ktory nam
nastal o diva roxy neskorsie. Tre
ba 81 len spomendt zaverecnehe
spevu, S ktorym odchadzaly' silky
t'azkoodencov do boja: Srazme, So
obcania. :. Roku 1920 scena Sta.
vanie sochy Svobody' yyjadro.
vala radost z nasho osvobodenia
Tohoroena scena bude znazorno,
vat nasu schopnost' zit' slobod-
ne V samostatnom State a vyzna-
cit zakony, ktorymi sa musime
riadit', ably sme sa jako slobodny
Stat udrzali. Hlavnym. zakonom
je: Milujte sa, pravdy kazdemu
doprajte, pracujte v hodine ne
bezpecm bud'te statocnl a srdna
te bojujte. Je vel mi, zauj1mave,
ze i nasa hymna ''Kde domov
MOI vyjadruje to same, co spo-
sobom makko citovym. Scena je
tedy zosobnenim hymny narod-
nej, ktora sa po osvobodeni ma
som stala hymnou statnou.
Sletova .scena sklada sa 20 3
obrazov: Prvy obraz lici krasu
nasej vlasti a prichod jara. Pri
motivu: V sade skvie sa jara kvet
zemsky raj to na pohled - rozyl-
nj sa kvetnca luka znazornena
500 dievkami, ktorou preteka u
prostred potocek obrnbeny l'ali-
ami a nezabudkami. Potocek sa
rozdeli potom na dvoje a vytvorl
narodny ornament symbol slo-
vanskej povahy - srdce. Do tel
to rozkvetlej prirody prichadza
praotec Czech, vedeny sue v1lou ma
bielom koni. Obsadi zem a zalozi
Stat. f~'Sasi
Motfv "V kraji znas-li bohu-
milom' vyvolava zmenu scene
ria. Zitne polia, znazornene zas
500 dievcatmi, vlnia sa V ziari
letneho slnca, .znacky rytmickymi
pohybami kosf nato dozret6 obi
lie. Nastava poludnie-doba od-
pocinku. Uprostred schadza sa
slovanska rodina spjata laskou,
pracou snasanlivost 'ou.
Pokojny zivot vsak netrva dlho.
St 'astny zivot slovanskej rodiny
ie ohrozeny nepriatel'om, st 'ahu-
ilcim sa kol do kola. Pri motivu
"a tn silu vzdoru zmar' Slova-
MIA sa vzchopia, premenia pol ne
nastroje ma zbrane, vztycia pra-
por "Pravda Wit 'azf'', vrhn1 sa
ma nepriatel'a a zazenu ho. V
hudbe sa ozyva motiv druhel
hymny "Nad Tatrou sa blyska'
"Kdoz jste bozi bojovnici'. Pc
Wit 'azstve vracia sa narod ku svo-
iei praci, zivot jeho sa obnovuJe
ako pred bojom, je vsak radost'
nejSi a zivsi. Pri motfvu "a tc
jest ia krasna zeme, zeme ceska
domov muj' znovu sa rozvlnls
klasy, zelen jasa, potocek Ease Sd
rozvinie, deti sa hraj1 oko]o ma
tick. Nepriatel zatlaceny do vse
tkych kutov cvieist "a, zdial' ky
bezmocne hrozi. Slovanske strazt
odpovedaj1 vEstrahou: "Dalej oo
hradu, dial a dial - matte ss
ma pozore, bd1me -
Poctom Gcastnikov, bude scens
najvacsou scenou vobec. Prot
scene 20 sletu minuleho bude po
Get ncastnikov o polovicu vacsl
Ucinkuje 4,060 osob, clenstvo
| dorost a ziactvo prazskNch jed
! not. Scena bude posobit' barev
Inymi plochami hudbou, spevom {
rytmom pohybu a dramatickym
vyjavmi.
Scena bude prevedena styri ra
zy v jilni a diva razy hlavnycl
sletovych dnoch g. 5. j1la).
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
sletpva. scena.

Cd ". okolskeho sletu r..
1901 telocvicny program sletu je
doplnovany scenou vel slo-
hu, ktora vyjadruje myslieaku
[sletu dramatickym umenim vel
kych celkov. Gceny . 4. 1912 q
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Auf0rrlofiYe.

2 llO1t0 las He'd Ads 81 MnsN $3.50
AIIInhlOBiIlIEN FOR SAFE q
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x d 8 NOE

1921 BUICK TOURING, SPORT
Master six, finished IN slate
gray duo-tone and Navajo blue,
vernnillion stripping This eat Isl
undoubtedly the most beautiful
Buick sport car ii Washing ton
and has excellent tires and quiet
mechanism, which is perfect: Al
wheel hra1.as. Come carly. $50
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6i3of for fe1tf lIcnaesE grown 1EIlltH
reeetables, ellickenes eleekxIc A$htgs
- fIlss large shady iaWna ami pcFelIe4f
always S cool breeze Airs. ~ T. 4Hes
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fREP4kIe sTEDl
HUDSON p ASS. IS Es9 $3.50.
1OLDS OBILE 81 = q 90 tJR 333sT5l
DODGE SEDAN $3.50
MAXWELL SPORT TOUR $3.50
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To Rent.

sflsoMe CIdssif fled Ads to- Haas $3.50
ia RInNI EINIIIs0- -IINIEIIR Sc
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AutoInOhve

FORD .ToURTrgf g rs; Al condition :
reason fbr sale owner leaving town.
Apply 1875 Church ST. q. ~:
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IIfRFsf nAN11 II.s !. ss ss,.. .l's 81.
nate 90 1ablG dlnflf F1tN1, l4otlq1 2 . Y
a.. ~ &f11Naft Gus NaN1 EAltAe4 olpN19 p
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oCEAN jim H0TEL

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q 4s.stN , ~ HomnftHe. fer1
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ter Bargains For Busy Buyers Found On These Pages Each Day
Real Estate
MISCELL,AIIVEOUS ~

PIsoMe Classified Ads to MGif $3.50
SALE-AHOUSES So
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-13
DEMPSEY GETS
READY TO FIGHT
Leaves For Training Camp to
i. Prepare For Battle With
Gene Tunney

New York, Aug. l3--lAP) -Thrce
days and month from now William
Harrison Dempsey wild don gloves
and join with Gene Tunney of the
marines in knockd0wn contest.
The state athletic commission,
power in New York state boxing mat
tiers, has $40 ruled. but the license
committee has not as yet admitted
..the fact.
Dempsey has departed for Saratoga
Springs. N. V. where he will train
for the Is round battle to decision,
in tho Yankee Stadium. under the
direction Of Tex Richard. But he
carries no license as yet. and the
final decision in this matter will mo-,
be known until Monday.
Wills Challenges
Yesterday Dempsey received new
.charienge, Thus lume from the gray
haired manager Of Harry Wills
padd'- Mullins. No money was men.
ttoncd; no articles were signed
Paddy called Jack a liar in regard
to statements in connection with the
Wells articles and also accused him
of bad faith.
-."You're an old man. Dempsey re.
torted but his face was livid.
"lim not, to lick you," Paddy dc.
Alarad advancing with his sturd,
right poised.
ihen friends Of both sides inter
.yaued and Dempsey was hurried from
the scene.
In indianapolis today there sitar.e4
hearing as to whether Dempsc,
should he compelled to meet Viii
under the auspices Of b. e. Clement,
of Chicago before encountering Tun
ncy, There from may come the frs
real Information rega ing bhc con
tract which Clements claims Il
POSSE IS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Powers Hendrix and
son, Howard, Mr.. and Mr.. G. J.
Enderse and daughters, Dorthea and
Renee. Mr.. and Mrs.. Will F0ell and
family and Miss Alice Celquhoun
from here. and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Wood and son, Charles, from Lin'ton,
motored to Lake Isabel Sunday morn.
inx TO spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Br0gden and
! ::amily motored - Haselton Sunday
Mr. and MRS. David Casquhoun
and children, Alfred and Luella, were
Sunday dinner guests ct the John
IF. ana Mrs. John Renehler and
children Of Emmonsbufg wele visit
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Schlccht,
MI. and Mrs. r. J. Piets and niece,
Miss Lillian Faust, Of Linton, were
callers at the A. W. Nu1t home Sun
= Joseph Bosch Of Lintok avas seail-
er here Sunday.
Miss Carrie Bsrkhardt, who Is
working in linton, was y cailer here
Sunday.
Henry Speichert was = passenger
to Bismarck Monday morning.
Mf. and Mrs. Frank Fossil and
daughters, Irene and Ellen, were Sum
day dinner guests 1T the Fred Sny-
der home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Schenke nbergcr
and daughter, Margaret, spent Sum
day ut the home Of their son, Ed
win Schcnkenberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Monahan mo-
tored to Linton Sunday.
The Temvik Shipping ! Association
shipped twv carloads Of cattle to
eastern markets Tuesday.
Mr.. Coohen Of Linton started Tues
day morning to stueco the bank. It
will be great Improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glass and Miss
Phoebe Dunphy Of Linton were call
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-13
= SPORTS q
MANAGERS MISS |
:. STAR PLAYERS|
Now Wish They Had Not
Transferred Them To
Other Clubs

Many baseball managers heart Is
aching this season because Of sue
cesscs scored by players they have
allowed to 20 to other clubs.
There is Hack Wilson Of Chicago
and Billy Southworth Of st. Louis.
who would be desirable in the New
York Giants outfield. There is Bill
jacobson, sent to the Boston Red Sox
by the Browns. and Howard Ehmkc.
who escaped from the Red Sox and
allied himself with the Athletics.
Miller Higgins OF the Yankees. now
leading the American league. un-
doubtedly would appreciate the scrv-
ices of Carl Mays, who is pitching
splendid ball in Cincinnati's bid for
the National league pcnnant.
Babe Strikes Out
There are many other cases, but
the transfer which looms today is the
youthful George Murray, obtained by
Washington from the Yankees. Yes
terday, the league leaders fell before
the Senators for the third time in
two days. to 2. and Murray was the
. MAN on the Washington mound. He
granted the sluggers only three hits,
none Of them by Ruth. In fact, Babe
struck out once.
PhlladeIphia presented Ehmke
:. against his former team mates in the
first contest Of a double header. and
the veteran scored tremendously with
..5-1 decision. He permitted five hits
and only jacobson could find him
twice. Then in the second game Ed
die Romme was his old powerful self
and gave the opposition the same
number of blows for 5 to 0 de-
cision. A Simmons of the Macks hi,
two doubles and a single for per-
feet average in this contest.
Cleveland gained ground on the
Yankees by shutting out Chicago
!, to o. Manager iris Speaker Of the
Indians issued three doubles while
Jameson and Summa added triples
To the attack.
st. Louis punched hits in three in.
nings to down Detroit Z to 2, Wally
Schang, former Yankee hitting i;
home run. Lii StOner was the victim
Of the Browns onslaught.
. Cincinnati and Philadelphia playet
the only game in the National leagu,
and honors went to the Reds 8 to =.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-13
Veteran Fighter in
: Ring Again Tonight

1. New York. Aug. IL lO Johnny
Dundee. for II years the recipient OF
:pugehcs in the prize ring, tonioh.
faces the rough and capable Phil Nc
Graw of Detroit in ~ round bout
lat the Cpney Island Stadium.
Dundee will weigh about 1870 pounds
aud victory for him will carry with
it matches with Ace Hudkins. Benny
Bass and Tod Morgan. At she age
at SO, the retired feasherwcigh.
champion seeks more title horrors.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-13
FIGHT RESULTS

Milwaukee-Pinky Mitchell. Mil.
wafkee. JUNIOR welterweigat cham
pioH, detected Tommy White, Fort
Worth, Texas (10). Sid Kelley, Mil
,Naakee, outpointed Harry 500 Fong
Bi1, Des Moines (6l. Contest be-
tween Harry (Kid) Brown, Philadel-
gaia, aaA Marry Kahn. Milwaukee was
chopped by referee, because Of too
nsany cDineH@e,
Z. asckford, 1Il.-Jinnny Busco, New
York bektam. won from Pal Moore.
Memphis, on foul COY. Dick Watzl.
81 Paul. outeiassed Billy O'Bricn,
Rockford (0).
4; cleveland Johnny Farr. Cleveland,
fankherwsieht, Mon decision over
Chick SUITS, New Bedford. Mass,
'4l01., JUhnny Hill. Filipino feather
weie1ft. l14Se out Joe Pasaiano,
!: ). NJ T lsinfte1ls lP4.-Wilsie Davis
CherlerptS ~, eyweieht, Knocked
eos ~ PistsSursh le5. 8
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crs at the C.. j. Elders HON: Tues
day evening.
Virgil Stedtnaan returned the lat,
ter part of last week. after spending
several months at eastern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Endcrs and
daughters, Dorthea and Renee. were
callers ut the Paul Maushund homo
at Hampton Monday evening.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Today
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
New York at Philadelphia.
No others scheduled.
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Pennant Progress
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Today
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at Washington.
No others scheduled.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-13

bent as soon as il is cicar Of water
50 as 10 take hold Of he wae,.. di-
rcctly in front Of the head with as
much reach as is natural.
At first the reach will be shortened
cons idcrably from that Of the "vcr-
hand, but with practice the hand will
go forward until tn. same reach is
attained as in the ,p:erhand.
Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, lnc.)
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The straight overland stroke, with
the face buried in the water, is
used in the crawl.
A very slight roll is given the body
so that when the breath is taken it
will not jar the symmetry Of the
stroke to bring the mouth above the
water.
At each stroke the arm is brought
up from the side ard the elbow is
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-13

Treatments for the past six weeks.
Her many friends arc glad that she
is feeling better, D
Miss Opal King Of Bismarck was
| q gacst at the W. I. Watson home
!. N. BerthoIf is building nest
cottage Oh his property. This town
needs NOR houses.
Z. r. Crum Of Virginia, III, Ae-
.ompanied by Erwin w. Anders.a
left for = trip through Canada.
A nice shower Of rain fell here
Thursday, !
The Larkin club planned 1 very
pleasant surprise ON Mrs. William
Huegh, Jr, ON Thursday. The ladiet
brought. with them bountiful refresh.
ments and useful gifts.
L. E. Heaton shipped two car.
loads Of cattle from here Saturday.
The rain Of the last few days has
helped late potatoes, corn and flax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Oeffner mo-
.orea to Cleveland, N. D., Sunday.
|. Nj. and MRS.. George Manly and
family motored. to Jamestown Sun.
day and spent the day with Mr..
MAply's mother
B. W. Graham and family Of Wing
were Sunday. visitors 1t the J. B.
6wanick home.
/ w. L. Watson and family spent
Sunday. at the home Of their daugh.
ter; Mrs. Lloyd Wildfang.
H. 3. WAdfang and family Of
Sterling were visiting at the home Of
r. E. Roth Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Easton and dauHh.
ter, Alice, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Stout At Glencoe.
v. NJ. Craven Of Bismarck was .
business visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles. Anderson Of Ster-
ling was q guest o. .Mrs. J. B. Sws-
nick Tuesday afternoon.
N. r. Leathersss ah6 daughter, Miss
ella, Of Bismarck, were calling on
friends here Tuesday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-13
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games Today
Columbus at Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
No others scheduled.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-13

Discovering scenic treasures for yourself is the best
spert 81 az: It's easy to do for splendid highways
Middle Wet The outdoors is yours! Claim Il this
summer. Red Crown Ethyl Gasoline will add much
to the pleasure Of motoring. It knocks Out That
knQck It makes carbon work for you. You'll
thlfk your engine Is recreated.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-13
Yesterdays Games
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Baecht and Hcnline.
New York at Chicago postponed
rain.
NJ, rthnrc oohrJ .,fc.l
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

No others scheduled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-18
FARMER FOUND
SHOT 7 D
DEATH

The body of George Haberman. IS.
farmer. living between Selma and Con
verse. was found back Of the stable
Monday with charge from shotgun
through his left chest
The shotgun was found wired 10 Il
fence post and the body was found ly-
ing a few feet in front of it.
Mr.. Habcrman left the house early
Monday and shortly afterward n shot
vas heard by the family. No aiten-
ton was paid to it until later when q
search was started following his pro
longed absence from the house
Justice Of the Peace Anton Adam is
scheduled TO hold an inquest.
Mr.. Haberman is survived by his
widow. three daughters and two sons.
The funeral will be held at 2 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-18
b0ERNE DOCTOR
SENTENCED To
7 NO YEARS

DR.. r. T. Bolyn. of Boerne. charged
with violation of the Harrison narcotic
act. was sentenced to serve two years
in the federal prison at Leavenworth,
Kan. Monday. by Federal Judge Du-
Val West.
DIR. Bolyn was found guilty OF the
charge by jury Saturday but SEN
tence was Withheld until Monday.
Immediately after the sentence was
pronounced. W. c. Linden, attorney
for DIR. Bolyn. notified Judge West
that an appeal will be filed within the
next two days.
Indictments against DIR. Bolyn were
made by a federal grand jnry which
convened December II. The indict-
ment cited that the physician had
dispensed narcotics not in line of his
profession.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-18
To ~ ANENV.Ns
VERIFY RECEPTION.

Mr.. Nixon's telegram means The
Light will be the only newspaper in
this territory that can verify reception
of programs during the previous eve
ming and that lsteners-in who seek 10
find the overseas programs during the
night hours can check their reception
only in The Light.
Iu addition 10 the yerificatiOn pro-
grams, which will take care of minor
changes made by broadcasting stations
abroad while the broadcasts are going
on and which will include any addi-
tional features that may be injected
into the programs for the purpose OF
Identification by American listeners.
The Light will have complete data
available for the checkup of reception.
Persons in and near San Antonio
who listen for the European pro-
grams will be in position. in conse-
Quence of the selection of The Light
and VICAR. 10 verify the programs
they may receive. Full information
will be sent daily by telegraph 10 The
Light for the purpose of checking the
reports of broadcast listeners. In adj
dition every new development during
the week. reports from other cities IN
America as well rs those abroad. Will
be supplied exclusively to The Light
IN This territory.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-18
JUDGE ROBERTSON
ELECTED HEAD OF
BAR ASSOCIATION

Perry :. Robertson. acting county
judge. was named president of the
San Antonio Bar Association at tn
annual meeting held in the Seventy
third District Court Monday morning
J. Creswell Hall was elected vice pres
ident and Albert Buss, secretary treas
urer.
Judge Robertson. who formerly was
vice president. succeeds John II. Bick
EFT Jr, rs president of the associa
ton.
Directors named were William Al
brey. II. e. Carter. c. A. Goeth,
George X. Gillett and Howard TEN
pleton.
Judge Robertson presided in the alb
sencc of the retiring president.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-18
STUDENT AIRMAN
INJURED IN CRASH
AT YTURRI FIELD

Cadet Joseph A. Moffat, Brooks
Field student flicr. was badly bruised
Monday when he crashed at Iturrl
Field. three miles east Of the air
dromc.
Cadet Moffat was praciicing $50
and $50 degree turns at the time of
the accident.
The Kelly Field ambulance carried
the injured man to the Brooks Field
hospital. His condition is not cen
sidcrcd dangerous.
Another accident on the airdfome
resulted in minor bruises to Cadet
Mark ID. StecnsOn.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-18
STATE DEPARTMENT
DENIES SECRECY IN
MEXICO RECOGNITION

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Jan. IS
Lp)-rhe State Department today de-
nj, there were any secret clauses
in connection with the agreement un-
der which the United States recognized
Mexico on August 81. 1929.
Senator I.aFollette asked the Sen
ate ON Saturday to obtain informa'
ton on the question, but the depart
ment'> statement today said the min
utes Of the meeting Of the United
Sta. Mexican conference were con
tanned in a public document accessible
10 any one who desired tn read them
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-18
FAWN GRAY FILES
SUIT FOR DIVORCE

BALTIMORE. Jan. IS Up -
Fawn Gray, dancer filed suit for an
nullment Of marriage to Theodore Mac
Farland. a Philadelphia newspaper
man. in the circuit court of Baltimore
today. The papers We're placed on rec
ord By her attorney. J. Charles Fa-
gan. who said the dancer was expect
ed here within month for the TAX
ing of testimony.