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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20

Total to,usu,ysl.sV
State Of Texas, County Of Bexar, ss.:
We, Geo. D. Campbell. as president,
and Alex p. Villarct, as cashier of said
bank each OF US. do soIernnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best
OF our knowledge and belief.
GEO. d. CAMPBELL, President.
ALEX p. vILLARET. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day Of April, A. %. 1923
CseaD ALFRED MARSCHALL,
Notary Public, Bexsr County. Texas.
Correet-Attest:
r. l. TAYLOR,
CARL D. NEWTON.
q. r. WEBB, Directors.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
No. 1858.
Official Statement OF Financial
Condition OF the
GUARANTY BOND STATE
BANK

At San Antonio. state Of Texas, at the
close of business on the 18th day Of
April. 1925, published in The San Antonio
Light, a newspaper printed and pup
IIsh.d at San Antonio, state OF Texas,
on the goth day Of April, 1925.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, un-
doubtedIy GOOD on per-
sonal or collateral secur-
ity s.ssss NSI1VeFS-V'''
Loans secured by real es-
tate, worth at least twice
the amount loaned thereon 9sSlo.b
Overdrafts. undoubtedly good l,i2O.lO
Bonds stocks and other Sc
curItisE ,.,...... 2ls.ssT5T
Tnasehold account .. 7s,035.IS
Other real estate ... iT5.52T.st
Furniture ana fixtures..... 3Lzle.IS
CASH on hand ..... 25O.s30.ss
agent, ..''.............. Iso,I5i.15
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20

Grand total t3.45l,ll:.2s
State OF Texas, County OF Bexsr, S.:
We. W. X. WisSnsn, as President,
and Thomas II. farrell, as Cashier of
said bank each OF US, do soiemniy
swear that the above statement Is true
TO the best Of our knowledge and be-
lief
W. r. wIsEMAN. President.
THOMAS II. FARRELL. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 18th day of April, A. ID. 1925.
(Sealb T. X. DENNIS.
; Notary Public, Bexar County, Texas.
Correct-Attest:
HUGO KOTT,
7, y. SMITH.
l. Il SAVAGE Directors
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20

TcIli .....-.....--..-.-. -, s0l.is
,s-le Of Ts1as coualy u Es=ar IS:
l. r = Etlier. cazAier OF the
,.l,r. s-raan-t 20 solumuiy sEear
ia7f ;hr 1;u mSrt is trus 10 The
81 ~ aiy and behE
.JLLEg, CasE'Cr
fua ,crI...' as xf.u-n 10 befo=s me
lsi.f ClT = April. 1875.
ts LORETTA GUM.
N0tary Public.
80 =At.s-G
q. HA-iIL~u.-.
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20

RESOURCES
LIAM. - discounts. So. 81 $500
o..-,-.fts unsecured. 5,e.S.75
O. :. Government securities
ewnss
i,eposi,sd 10 secure eirculs-
tlon 10 s. bonds par vail
vsl. r6Booo; all other
uaitsd states Government
.ecurItiss Uac'uding prem
hsns. 81 snyl. 534S,2So;
,o,si .................... 4m,.5O.OO
otasr bo-Ss. stocks sscuri- ~
lies etc. .-...........-.- lSi'tOi'ss
sanklag house. slis.75s.oo;
fuiniiur and fixtures
ssNoss.g6; total ....---.. l'S'sS1'se
rfrl EsFsrve with Fed
eret Reserve bank ...-... 2lo'OzI'tS
lens with Federal Reserve
tank II rrocess Of eollec-
ss-n .-..... .,..t-.---.,... l"'vSf'Ve
-ssn II vauit enc amount
due figFa National banks. iSS,Ssl'ss
nocas Que from state
bNnks bankers. and trust
ronitaa!es in the United
stutes tother than Included
N th-ta il.-lr alC-t ahoNc) l6,S4S.52
r,.s--.-.r -rr cl,a-'n- ho-so @S.OO7 s.
Tots G. fos- items next
81 az.
frerkS aad drafts on hanks
-r;r Ting Federal Reserve
gaHtt located outside Of
IS NJ tOwu OF re1OrtluE
80 n, .5.9S|s1; nisc"l-
~ ......... ,a.2Io
.ts~ aag Oh fund with L. S.
f-r.-a-cs and due from
~ -............ l-,5G2.OI
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
LOCKWOOD NATIONAL
BANK
RESOURCES

4, ssn Antonio. in. the state OF Texas
:, ~ riose ~ buiness on April L.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20

t,s,. - discounts. 80. 81, sol .75s.eS
os-s-.f,s unsecured. s,sss75
Gove-nl1ert securities
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20

TRUST DEPARTMENT.
Securities held in trust for
estates and individuals. not
included In the above state
ment .................... 22s.SSs.72
The State OF Texas, County Of Bexar.
We. VIM. l.. Herft as president, ana
r. s. SpringalI, az secretary and treas.
urer. do each solemnly swear that the
above statements are trus and correct,
TO the best Of our knowledge and belief.
VIM. L. HERFF.
President.
r. S. sPRISGALL.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me.
this the 18TH day OF April. A. D.. 1926.
HELEN ". WOLFF,
(sshl)
Notary Public In and for BeIar coun-
~, Texas.
Directors Of the company:
LEROY O. DEEMlN, chairman.
GILBERT ". DEEMAS.
WILLIAM EIFLER.
THOMAS II. FRANKLIN.
FERDINAND HERFF.
JOHN n. HERFF. NJ. d.
WILLIAM l.. HERFF.
CHARLES A. ZILKER.
Evening star., 1926-10-25
See the Demonstration

of Englander Beds in
one of our G. street Win
dows. Englander Beds
are reduced 1870 to 25eo
this week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
FASHION REVUE
PLANS NEAR
COMPLETION
1926 Trade Meet Style
Show to Eclipse Any
Previous Event.

Plans for the Style Show to be held
IN connection with the Spring Trade
Meet, February 1-6 are nearing com
pletion and from every indication the
greatest display of fashions ever seen
IN san Antonio will be exhibited at
the show which will be held in the
empire theater, the night of February
2, I. z. Wolfe, secretary Of the trade
extension department of the cham
Der OF commerce, announced.
The names of the young women who
will model for the show were an
nounced by Mr.. Wolfe, Tuesday. They
are as follows: Miss Leta Beezley,
Mrs. Arthur Ridgers, Miss Emma
Miller, Miss Alberta Geiser, Miss
Catherine Mcneil. Miss Salibury, Miss
Teddy Musette, Miss Lillian Starkey.
Miss lima Blivens. Miss Ann Acklin,
Miss Constance La Velle. and Miss
Olga Owens. Mrs. Angela Porter will
be in charge of the models.
Jane Alden, contralto: the firemen's
quartette Viola Mansfield. Austral-
an comedy streak; and Maurice Per-
ry and the Royal Steppers in dances
of today and yesterday, will be fea-
rres of the vaudeville part of the
show.
Max Fink has arranged special mu-
tic for the show, Mr.. Wolfe, said.
1t il thought that approximately
1000 South Texas merchants will
come TO San Antonio to attend the
rade Meet and Style Show.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
HA|RDRESSERS SEE
LONG HAIR RETURN

BOSTON, Jan. 26.-CP)-Bobbed
lair is going out Of style and the
monkey cut no longer is in favor,
in the opinion of members of the
Ladies' Hairlressers' Association OF
New England, Inc, who are in an
nual convention here.
"We are advocating long hair in
keeping with the general trend OF
fashion, said Miss Elizabeth Oils
of Worcester, president of the as
ISOLATION.
The so-called monkey cut" has
not helped the bodied hair vogue. OF
course the bob will not be entirely
discarded but will be camouflaged for
many occasions. Helen of Troy, Cleo
patra and the Egyptian women, the
most beautiful the world has ever
seen, used the beauty methods that
are In use today. We have simply
improved their methods. They wore
bodied hair, changed TO the monkey
cut and then returned 10 long hair.
The style cycle is apparently still
lucrative
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
Gnx SIences u. S.
Radio Stations

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-LPD-Of-
hcials conducting the weeks inter-
national broadeasting tests will try
tonight 10 overcome the jinx that has
silenced eastern stations in the United
States because of marine disasters on
he first two night Of the test.
5 q ) calls have claimed right-of-
say in the air. For only is minutes
asst night and Sunday night have
-astern stations been able 10 broad
east. Dispatches from abroad indicate
that only few "DX" fans are losing
sleep in attempts to hear from across
the sea In European wee small hours.
With more stations in Europe and
South America on the air last night
han on Sunday night. reports today
showed that United States listeners
bad heard at least nine stations /:
IEAJ, Madrid, Spain 2LV. Liverpool,
England; 6BM, Bournemouth. Eng
land; 2LO, London; CYB, Mexico
City, Mexico; PWX, Havan, Cuba /;
OAK, Lima, Peru, and LOW and
LOA, Buenos Aires.
-Four stations were heard az Marble
head, Mass. Reception Of foreign pro-
grams was more successful in New
England and the Middle Atlantic
States than in the Middle West, al
though in Dies Moines. Iowa, a Is
yesr-old fan was raised 10 the seventh
heaven by hearing Mexico City on the
rwo-tube set he made himself. In
Denver 2LO, London, and Mexico City
were heard clearly.
IE jersey City the Rev. William
Perkins heard just before midnight a
wOmen's chorus. probably from Bres
au. Germany. Other unidentified sta
ions. most Of them announcing in
Spanish. were heard in the East.
The following foreign stations will
rrondcast tonight from II to u y. m.
'astorn time: OAK, Lima. Peru:
low. Buenos Aires; D0X, Buenos
Aires: IyOZ, Buenos Aires: 10y.
7uenOs Aires: 7EAJ. Madrid: Ham.
urg. Stuttgart. Berlin; Brussels:
Yreslau; Vienna; Prague, Munich;
fnnster.
The American program viii 70 on
rom Q % 10 p. m. central time.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
RED CROSS FIRST AID
CAR TO COME TO S. A.

With the arrival of the American
Red Gross first aid instruction car set
for March 3, the local chapter of the
organization is planning an education
al program along the lines of first
aid to start ON the morning of the
cars arrival.
Owned by the national organization
the ear is on journey about the
country as the guest of the various
railroads over which it must travel.
1t will arrive in San Antonio over the
I.-G. n.
Under the direction of DR.. Grant
+. Hartzell and his assistant, DR..
Herbert Young Jr.. the car will be
open to visitors until its day OF de-
parture. March z, according to Mrs.
Gray Leavell, executive secretary II
the San Antonio chapter of the Red
Cross.
During their stay in the city, the
doctors will lecture to members of the
fire and police departments of the
city, civic bodies, and employees of
corporations and department stores on
methods of first aid. Other organiza
tions are expected to invite the ply
sicians to talk.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
SEGU|N PAINTS
GUIDES FOR
filters
Edsel Ford Asks Dealers
to Put Markers on
Building Tops.

Painted in letters four feet high on
top Of the I.ovett Motor Company
building at that place, the name of the
town of Seguin will serve rs beacon
to guide filters who pass over that
city.
The name was placed on top OF the
building at the suggestion of Edsel
Ford, who has asked all Ford dealers
to paint the name of the town in which
they are located on top of buildings
for the guidance of aviators.
A letter has been received at Eighth
Corp Area headquarters from the Low
EFT company, stating that they have
followed Mr.. Ford's suggestion.
In addition TO the name of the town,
an arrow twelve feet in length has
been painted on top of the building,
pointing due north.
This is the first instance on record
where dealers in the Southwest have
taken such a step.
Aviators on cross-country flights fire.
quently lose their bearings in unfa-
miliar country or in cloudy or foggy
weather.
Many accidents to filters are caused
By wrecks when landings are made
in poor fields to find their location.
4 nationwide movement TO paint
the names of towns on buildings so
that they can be read from the air
has been started in the interest of
greater safety for air travel.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
SCANTILY CLAD GIRL SEEKS
THRILL; TAKES RIDE In GALE

for little excitement. A welcome
party" followed, she declared. Police
said she added the information that
the celebration was bolstered up by
liquor from an embassy, but did not
disclose which one.
The trio were brought to court by
two members of the police flying
squadron who had pursued the ear for
some time before the crash. and court
proceedings came to an abrupt halt
when Judge Macdonald viewed Miss
Benita's attire. In addition to the
bright bathing suit and pajamas, the
girl wore silver evening slippers and
hose TO match.
Judge Macdonald ordered her to
spend the night at the House of De.
tention and postponed the hearing. The
girl was charged with driving an auto
mobile while drunk and without a per.
nit. 1t is the second time that the
driving while drunk" charge has
been placed again a woman here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
ARMY GIVEN STILL
SEIZED BY OFFICERS

Liquid without the Intoxicating
power of former days will flow
through the coils Of a 30-galloa still
presented officers in the Eighth Cops
Area by prohibition agents, Monday
afternoon.
Judge Duval West of United States
District Court ordered the still turned
over TO the army, after It's former
owner and operator had paid a $3.50
fine for violation Of the national pro-
hibitiol act.
Deputy Marshal ]. Z. Bacon AMI
A. I. Loessin, custodian Of seized
property for the prohibition force, de.
livered the apparatus TO Captain
Thomas L. Clark signal supply OF
ficer for the Eighth Corps Area, iu
compliance with the court order.
The still will be used by the army
for the distillation of water. and will
be returned to the marshals offics
when its usefulness in such capacity
has ended.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
REVENGE WATTS
14YEARS To
STRIKE

Revenge, which has waited fourteen
years to strike, may send Mexican,
arrested in San Antonio Monday, to
the electric chair.
Murder will out-the method mat
tiers not"
But in this case it was a relative
OF the man now in Jail, who divulged
the information to Chief of Detectives
Sam Street that he was wanted in
Waco in connection with a triple
murder. For fourteen years he stayed
in hiring in Mexico, but within a few
hours after reaching this city he was
taken into custody by Chief Street,
Captain Harvey, Detectives Stende-
bach and Kohr.
Deputy Sheriff ]. J. Roberts of
Waco will take him back Tuesday to
face trial. Though scarcely more
than q boy at the time. he is ac-
eused along with his brother of hav-
ing killed three gambling companions.
The murders occurred near the
community Of Stiner, which takes its
name from a large cotton farm near
by. The foreman of the farm, wit
ness assert, still is there and will be
an important cog in the prosecution.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.-LP)-
Search for a thrill" to offset hum
drum life at 4 private school led
a 19-year-old girl, who gave her
name as Miss Bonita Kennisor,
into police court here to explain how
It happened that she drove an auto
mobile mot lamp post during a snow
storm. while clad principally in red
bathing suit and silk pajamas.
The girl, who is visiting her
sister here, also is invited by the po-
lice to discuss reports to them that
the collision terminated a two-day
endurance party" at which she and
her friends partook of embassy re-
freshments.r
One explanation was offered Police
Judge Macdonald yesterday by the
girls sister, Velma, who, with a man,
John Hoffman, were in the automo-
bile when il was halted by the lamp
post. Bonita had tired of school, Vel
man said. and had gone TO Washington
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
5. A. MEN IN new
INSURANCE COMPANY

, J. f. Jarratt, ]. II. Frost, Harry Fl.
Rodgers, i. l.. Hillyer. George Z,
Vaughan. ID. r. Webb, ii. II. Bryant
and j. Seligman, were listed with other
prominent men of the state as incof-
porators of the Trinity Fire Insur.
ance Company OF Dallas, in a charter
filed with II. l.. Daniel, insurance
commissioner at Austin, Tuesday, fol
lowing approval by the attorney gen
eral. In the charter it was set forth
that the Trinity Insurance Company
is capitalized at 100000 with sur
plus of s250,000. After the filing Gf
the charter, incorporators announced
they will increase the capital stock 10
100000 with a 100000 sur,
plus.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
Russian Phons
Tune in on u. S.

MOSCOW, jan. 26.-P1-Russlan
radio fans heard America last night
for the first time. Owing % poor at
mo'pheric conditions. reception Of
sneech was poor. but tho musical part
Of the program was plainly audible
even on tWo-tube receivers.
The whole country now il eagerly
listening for further signals from
across the Atlantic. Most Of the Rus.
sian fans are unfamiliar with the Eng.
'ish language but the broadcssting
rom New York proved highly enter
taining.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
OPERATIONS OFFICER
WILL INSPECT GUARD

Major Roy s. Brown, operations Of
ficer. Kelly Field, flew to Houston
Monday to inspect the air service of
the Thirty-sixth Division, Texas Ma
tio1al Guard.
Master Sergeant Mcconnell Of the
Third Attack Group accompanied
Major Brown to Houston and brought
the plane back to Kelly Field. Major
Brown will remain OF Houston three
or four days.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
TWO FL|ERS ARRANGE
GUNNERY EXPEDITION

Oieutenants T. W. Blackburn an
J.. j. Carr flew from Kelly Field u
Galveston Tuesday 10 make arranK6-
ments for the gunnery expedition o
the Air Service Advanced Flying
School. which is scheduled to 60 L.
that city February u.
They will call on the officials of
the Chamber Of Commerce and n,
commanding officer at Fort Crockett
on matters relating to the movement
Of the student fliers from Kelly %
Galveston.
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5. A. MAN FACES
EMbEzzL|NC
CHARGES
Detectives Question Suspect
in Connection With
Contract Shortage.

Arrested in connection with the
shortage OF several thousand dollars,
discovered In the funds of the II. r.
Heath Contracting company. young
man was being quizzed by city detec-
tives, Tuesday.
His arrest followed shortage Of
goo in connection with a contract
job at Victoria,
Investigation OF the company's books
revealed other shortages, which ac-
cortling TO Mr.. Heath. it is believed
will run into thousands.
Charges of embezzling were being
prepared against the man, following
an investigation of the case by Chief
OF Detectives Sam Street.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
HOME. SOUGHT HERE
FOR THREE KITTENS.
BY HUMANE SOCIETY

Three cats. now in the custody Of
the San Antonio Child Protective and
Humane society, are seeking a home.
According to Miss Lucy G. Smith
ers. executive secretary, the owner Of
the feline trio, who is leaving the
city, has requested that the kittens be
placed in the same home.
They have lived together a long
time and don't want 20 separate
them" the owner said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
INSURANCE FIRMS PROTECT
CALIFORNIA BO0TLECCERS

SALEM, Ore, Jan. 26.-LP)-Will
Moore, state insurance commissioner,
said yesterday that hundreds of men
and women bootleggers in California
are protected by insurance. The CON-
missioner said he had learned that
more than 1900 men and 100 women
policy-holders pay weekly premiums
ranging from 50 to SIS, for partial
or complete protection against haz.
ards attending their Illicit operations.
Premiums paid to the company hand
ling the insurance amounted to $780,
600 in 1925, he said he had discov-
cred.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
SENTENCE MAN TO 2
AND SIX-YEAR TERMS

Thomas Moore, on pleading guilty to
two charges of burglary, before Judge
William 3. Anderson. in the Thirty
seventh District Court Tuesday, WIS
sentenced to two years in one case
and six years in another, the sentences
to run concurrently.
Moore pleaded guilty to charges of
burglarizing the blacksmith shop Of
Il. Abrego, November %, and n hard
ware store operated By A. c. Tou.
douze, November %.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
DRY RAIDERS FIND
LIQUOR AND STILL,
JAIL JUNK DEALER

Gold is where you find it," the
poets say.
The same is true of liquor, prohibi.
ton agents add.
"All is not junk" they continue
POLITICALLY, that is found in junk
yards"
At least, junk dealer failed to
convince United States Commissioner
II. l.. Edwards at his hearing Tues.
day that be dealt only in junk. The
agents claim TO have found a gallon
OF whiskey and a small still in the
yard.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
10 NEW LOCOMOTIVES
PURCHASED BY Ign

Ten new locomotives for the hand
ling Of the Sunshine Special train on
the I-G. y. lines between San An.
tonic and Palestine will be delivered
70 the railroad about February 10. il
was announced at the railroad offices
Tuesday.
The Missouri Pacific system also
has purchased a group Of heavy
freight locomotives and 1000 freight
ears which viii be put in service on
the I-G. n. lines, it was said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26

The protection accorded patrons Of
the company. Moore said, with the
fees charged, follow:
Accidental death while in the line Of
duty, $4,000 policy, $40 per week /;
$1,000 policy, $50 per week; for time
spent In Jail, policies pay to the hold
err IS day, the liquor dealer paying
81 a week for this class of policy.
For a protection at the rate of $40
a day, while confined in Jail, the rum
runners pay premium Of 81 week,
or 50 week for protection at the rate
of $50 a day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
s. A. GETS 2LO
ON SINGLE
TUBE SET
CONTINUED From Page 0ne.)

CONTINUED From Page One.)
1915 by eomet solos by Charles Leg
gett, who played until 10 80, when
the Radio Quartette took the remain
der Of the hour. Between numvc-s.
London announced the weather condi-
tons, among other things.
One statement Of the London an.
nouncer was:
Weather dull, cloudy; and mild :
prospect Of rain shortly
Station 6BM Bournemouth, 3s5 me-
tiers, announced a program as tal
lows: 10 O'Clock. Winfred Ascot, so
prsno; 0:15, Gerald Kaye, tenor /;
10 80, wireless orchestra 10 :45, Phil
ip Taylor, baritone.
At the last moment, the program
was changed and given as follows: 1c
o'clock, wireless orchestra; 1916,
Philip Taylor, baritone; 10 80, VIII
nifred Ascot, soprano; Gerald Kaye,
tenor, from 10 AS until closing.
THIRD TESTS TONIGHT.
Like the London announcer. Bourne
mouth gave weather conditions be-
tween musical selections, as follows !:
weather mild with overcast skies
slight drizzle; strong southwest
Winds
International Radio Week will en-
ter its third day of tests Tuesday
night at 10 o'clock. All American
stations will be silent during that
hour, and the following foreign sta
tons will be on the air:
OAK, Lima, Peru, $50 meters:
LOW. Buenos Aires. 300 meters;
LOX. Buenos Aires, 375 meters; 5WA,
35l.G meters; IBID, Aberdeen,
i91:l meters. and SIX, Daventry,
1901 meters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
MORAY MUST SUBMIT
NEW PARDON PETITION

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Op)-
Before President Coolidge would be
inclined to consider clemeEcy for for
mer Governor McCray Of Indiana. now
in the Atlanta penitentiary, it would
be necessary for McCray to submit y
new petition pointing out that i'll
health justifies his release.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
OFFTCERS TO MEET

- Executive officers Of the Retail
,,rchants association, Associated Re-
all Credit Men, and Retail Secre.
.ies association Of Texas will hole
joint meeting at Dallas, May IL.
and 10, according TO the announce
net made by Adolf Grasso, secretary
the San Antonio Retail Merchants
'SsOciatiOn.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
CAPTAIN WOOTEN ARRIVES.

Captain IL. ii. Wooten, who is STA
toned ar Washington, arrived at
Kelly Field by air Monday on the
way to Santa Monica, Cal. He is go
ing after one Of the new Douglas o
observation planes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
DALLAS AFFECTED.
PLEADS GUILTY.

A. J. Davis pleaded guilty 20
charges of unlawfully carrying a gun
anr was fined S25 and costs in county
criminal court by Judge George c.
Clifton Tuesday. The total fine was
S50.25.