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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
WOMAN SOCIALIST LEADER
TO STUDY CONDITIONS In U.S..
By ROBERT j. PREV
Universal Service staff Correspondent.

LONDON, Jan. lady Cynthia
Mosley left for New York on the Ma
jestic. She is accompanied by her
husband, Oswald Mosley, member of
the Labor party.
I'VE intend to make thorough in
yestigation of industrial conditions in
the course of n three-month tour OF
the United States" she said. ave
shall study particularly the potteries
ut Trenton. because | am the Socialist
candidate for parliament at Stoke,
which is the English pottery center.
I'VE will also visit the mines of
Pennsylvania, the Ford plant ut De
troit, and other big industrial centers.
am not going TO lecture while I am
in America or seek to criticize Ameri-
can conditions. There is enough to
criticize in England without my ven
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
AGED WIDOW HAS
DILAPIDATED HOME

Somewhere in San Antonio there is
4 woman with scarce a roof over her
head.
She is an aged widow living in
dilapidated one-rOom house, according
10 Mrs. r. c. HuCman secretary Of
the San Antonio Social Welfare Blu
reaU.
Any San Antonian wishing to re-
pair the woman's home can communi-
cate with Mrs. Hugman.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
JAIL 3 EX-CONY|CTS
FOR PETTY CRIME

Three men arrested by San Antonio
detectives and police, Wednesday night
in connection with petty crimes were
found to be ex-convicts with peniten-
tiary records by Owen Kilday, finger
print expert of the local force.
One, a negro arrested for a minor
crime, was found to have served n SEN
tencc in the penitentiary.
Another, a white man. was found to
have served sentences in prisons OF
two states. He was arrested here in
connection with the attempted burglary
Of Laurel Heights home.
The third was identified as n MUIR
dercr. He had served his time. He
was arrested here in connection with
a minor crime.
Circular letters are being sent
throughout the country by Kilday 10
determine whether any OF the trio are
wanted in other places.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07

turing to comment on the conditions
of American workers.
Lord Inverforth, accompanied by his
wife, is on the Majestic on business
trip to New York in connection with
his oil interests. Among the large
party seeing him off at the Waterloo
station was Sir Thomas Upton, who
remarked:
AT least a hundred Americans have
shaken hands with me on this platform
in the last ten minutes. They say j
am the best known and most easily
identifiable Britisher who ever visited
America. That is a source Of pride
to me for / first went there in the
steeragc looking for job"
Lord and Lady Buxton, Lord and
Lady Robert lnneskcr (the lattcr Jose
Collins, actress, the Marquis of Wa
terfors and Phyllis Dare, actress, also
are aboard the Majestic.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
6 KELLY PILOTS
FORCED DOWN
At ALPINE

Forced down when their motor
threw n connecting rod 10 miles east
of Alpine. Major c. Ii. Wash and
marty of five other Kelly Field pilots,
bound for Santa Monica TO ferry back
Douglas Oh observation ships, are
waiting for n new motor for their
Douglas transport.
Sergeant Nendell will ferry the mo-
tor 10 them in n Martin bomber.
The Kelly Field pilots left Tuesday
with the intention of reaching FL Paso
Tuesday night and of completing their
trip Wednesday.
Bad weather forced them 10 stop at
Marathon Tuesday night.
They will proceed on their flight as
soon as the new motor is installed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
STEFFLER REQUESTS
SEWERAGE SURVEY

G. II. Cumberland, sewer engineer,
Thursday was requested by Street
Commissioner Paul Il. Steffler to make
survey of sewerage facilities in the
vicinity of South Walters and Iowa
streets.
This was in response to n petition
received by the commissioner. asking
that the city's main be extended FROM
the corner Of Walters aIl Iowa
streets north on Walters.
Action will await Mr.. Cumber-
lands recommendation, Mr.. Stefflar
said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
Prisoners Taken
To Eagle Pass

EAGLE PASS. Jan. Sheriff A
Hsuser is here today with two prison
ers arrested in possession Of an auto
mobile belonging 10 William r. How.
ard, Salt Lake City architect b..
lieved 10 have been murdered. He
iIiHHs % Tctrace the route Of M .
death car in an attempt 10 find the
body Of the missing man.
He is in possession Of CVideuce
which leads him 20 believe that III.
prisoners may know more about the
case than was thought az first
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
BURGLAR SAVE D.
FROM JAIL
BY LEAP
Prowler Gets Break" ana
Escapes From Trap
in Residence.

Odds Wednesday afternoon Just b. .
fore dusk were with a daylight bur
giar, who, after awakening Charles
Rntlidge, 1101 Bucna Vista stree .
went untouched by pistol fire and es-
caped after being trapped and lock- [
in room.
Mr.. Rutlidge. who is employed at
night, was awakened by the noise
the burglar made in ransacking III,
dresser in his bedroom. The prow;.,
dropped a number Of articles Of Jew
elry and fled when he discovered ihat
the sleeper had awakened.
FIRES Ar INTRUDER.
Lcaping from his bed, Mr.. Rut-
lidge procured his pistol and followed
the intruder. He fired once, the br!-
let barely missing the prowlcr. wbn
turned back from an open escape after
the shot.
Before another shot could be fir
the burglar had dartcd into the proteo-
ton offered by an open door. As b.,
pursucr entered the room, he ror
into smaller room with only on.
entrance.
LOCKS DOOR.
He slammed the door behind anil
Mr.. Rutlidgc locked it. With the bur
glar almost caught, Mr.. Rutlidge failed
TO allow for the window in the room
as he went 10 notify the police.
Confident that his man was secur,-
~ trapped, he opened the door for
Chief OF Detectives Sam Street. De
tectiycs Fox and Goodman, who r..
sp0ndcd TO his call.
The man had escaped through the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
BRITISH STEAMER
REPORTED AGROUND

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-R)-The
British steamer Glen Park has run
aground at Frances Key, Fla. mes
sage received by the Independent Wire
less company. says today. The mes
sage asked for help. That there was
10 immediate danger was Indicated
by the fact that it was not an IS.
o. S." message. The Glen Park. Il
l200-ton freighter, left Charleston De
cember 20 for the West Indies.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
FIRE PLUGS GIVEN
NEW "UNlFORMS''

Silent members OF San Antonio's
fire department were receiving new
uniforms. Thursday.
Fire plugs are being reprinted red
and white by the City Water Board
instead of green and white, the Gus
tOmary colors.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
MERCHANTS TO MEET.

y membership meeting Of the San
Antonio Retail Merchants Association
will be held Mt s y. M. Thursday at
the headquarters OF the association.
112 IL West Commerce street, Adolf
GrassO, secretary, announced.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
0'HARA WILL FILED.

The will OF Patrick +. O'Hara, who
died December .. was filed in county
probate court Thursday. Mrs. Mary
G. O'Hara was named administrative
and was left the entire estate of more
than $4,000
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
$1,000 FIRE LOSS

Fire, believed 10 have been caused
by an oycrheatcd stovcpipr. Quilted tn,
home OF Pete Ramon. 1876 Compton
avenue. Harlandalc. Wednesday night,
and caused damage estimated at s12OO.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
DAUGHTER SOUGHT

a mother appealed to police, Thurs
day, to assist her in recovering her
13-ycar-old daughter. who she claimed
is being held prisoner somewhere in
the city.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
JOIN HAPPY FAMILY.

Included in the distinguished group
OF artists who have just hereby been
added 10 the Happy Family, will be
several famous composers and direc-
tors whose absence from the city has
made it impossible 10 get the message
70 them. Among these are Oscar J.
Fox. composer and director, and Henry
Jacobsen, director. Clarence Mage,
director Of the First Baptist church
choir and noted singer, has endorsed
the plan. David Ormesher, well-known
director aud a leader in musical cir
Giles. also voiced hearty approval Of
the idea and said he would help in any
way possible.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
CLUBS BACK PLAN,

ut is a wonderful idea Mrs. ]. G.
Griner, president of the Merry Maids
Musical club, declared. Il shall GER
tainly do all I can 10 make it sue
cess. And so will the Merry Maids
club"
Mrs. Houston Brown, president of
the Chaminade Choral club, pledged
her cooperation. Mrs. J. VI. Kra-
kauer, president Of the Mozart So
ciety. endorsed the plan and declared
that 1t is a perfectly splendid idea"
"WestmOorland College will do its
par-just give us plenty of notice
ahead of time 50 that we can put on
the best possible program" said Roy
Repass, director Of music at West
noOrlaud
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
ASSURES COOPERATION.

Il am glad TO speak for my organi-
cation when I say that this opportun-
ity to cooperate with The Light for
the betterment OF US all, is a pleasure
and you can expect a full share Of
the work from the San Antonio Musi-
cal club" Mrs. Krams-Beck said.
Though the chairman Of the musi-
cnl department of the Woman's club
of San Antonio, Mrs. Devereaux Can
non, was out of the city when the
nlan was being tested. members Of the
Woman's club-unwilling TO let the op-
pOrtunity for endorsement pass by
assured the cooperation and interest
Of their organization.
Just let us know when our time
said Mrs. Mamie X. Denison,
president of the B Major Musical club.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07

dent of the San Antonio Musical Club.
heartily endorsed "any plan that will
help San Antonio or San Antonio
music
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
BODY BELIEVED
HIDDEN IN
DESERT
Inflated Tourist Thought to
Have Met Death in
Mojave.

Confined From Page Ouc.)
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CLUBS ENDORSE
VOICE Of s. A.
BROADCAST

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-22

three straight wins over Purdue.
Ohio State and Indiana, three hard
teams to beat. However. Illinois
upsets last week was but repeiti-
ton of this years entire race.
Gazing at the standings. it may
be seen that Michigan. which was
rated so high in the early dope, is
comfortably ensconced in eighth
place. The Badgers of Wisconsin,
given small credit as a title conten-
der, are in second place.
At this stage Of the race, the dope
should indicate a prospective winner
but 1t doesn't. Illinois stands a
good chance. But then they have
Chicago and Michigan to meet this
week, and they have yet to meet
Purdue at Lafayette, Indiana at
Urbana and Minnesota at Minneapo.
lis. There is plenty Of trouble
ahead.
Wisconsin faces tough opposition
with Michigan tonight and Purdue
Friday OF this week and Indiana
and Minnesota later.
Indiana has a good chance to win
over Minnesota Friday night Satur-
day night Chicago will try to break
the Hawkeye's consecutive winning
streak on the Iowa floor. North
western meets Ohio state at Co.
lumbus. but with only fair prospects
for a win.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-22
Barnes Is Planned
by McGraw

BIZ Times Special
SARASOTA, Fla, Feb. 22.-"Jack
Scott and Virgil Barnes are the only
players unsigned who are holding
out for more money" said John Nc
Graw today.
''As far as Barnes is concerned, I
do not favor giving him a nickel ex-
ira. His conduct last summer cost
this club thousands of dollars, and
think it is up to him to come down
here to make good.
McGraw, discussing the next pen
nant race, would not predict a vic
tory for the Giants, but said he liked
his team very much. He said the
Pirates were the team any other
team would have to beat, and rated
the Cardinals next.
In regard to his own team, Nc
Graw said his pitching staff looked
stronger than at any time in recent
years, that he would play Kelly at
first base, would depend on Snyder
as his first string catcher. would play
Tyson in center field and was conf
dent Jackson's ailing knee would
mend.
Work started today In the spring
training camp of the Giants.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-22
FIFTH M EE 7
Miss Wills Enters Another
French Net Tourney.
BV United Press

BIZ United Press
MONTE CARLO, Feb. 22.-After
winning three of the four tourna-
ments in which she has played,
Miss Helen Wills, American tennis
champion, will make her next start
in the Monte Carlo event.
The young American girl was
seeded as the number one player and
Mile. Alvarez, Spanish champion, as
number 2, and II no upsets occur
in the early rounds they should meet
in the final for the cup.
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen is not en-
tered in the singles, but she prob
ably will play in the doubles with
Mile. Vlasto, but she will not have
a chance to face the American girl,
as Miss Wills was unable to find an
American partner.
At Beaulieu today Miss Wills won
in mixed doubles when, paired with
Charles Kingsley of England, she
defeated Mrs. Phyllis Satterthwaite,
England, and Baron Kerhling,
Hungary. 60. GO.
Miss Wills and her partner,
Kingsley. then advanced another
step when they defeated Eileen Ben
nett of England, and F. NJ. B.
Fischer of New Zealand, Ga and
6-3
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N Z: 7 + = :. = 8
PE:RFOR Nj
La CoSte and Borotra Clash
in Indoor Tennis Title
Contest.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-With an
eliminated worlds champion sitting
among the customers in the strange
role of a spectator, the final round
for the national indoor tennis cham
pionship was to be played here to-
day between Rene La Coste and
Jean Borotra, the two young French
stars.
William Tilden, worlds singles
champion, looked upon the final
round of a national championship
from the gallery and it was the first
time in history that at least one
American did not have some voice
in the nomination Of a new cham
pion.
Americans are only casually &C
quainted with the game Of La Coste
and Borotra, and for that reason
there has been very little specula-
ton about the winner presented
from the pocketbook or the voice.
The two young Frenchmen ought
to be thoroughly familiar with each
others game and the records show
they are fairly matched.
In the final round for the doubles
title the Olympic champions, Rich
ards and Hunter. were to oppose Til
den and Anderson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-22
3OO-MILE
r AC {. | N
Prominent Auto Speed Pilots
in Washington Birthday
Event at FuIford.
IN Tlmca HpccLnI

BU ImCs special
FULFORDBYTIIE.SEA. Fla,
Feb. 22.--The now Fulford.Miaml
motor speedway was to be opened
here today with a race OF 800 miles
this afternoon with many Of tho
leading pilots Of the country entered.
Milton, De Paolo. McDonough,
Lewis aud Uartz were among tho
prominents listed TO compete. The
race today is tho first speedway
event Of the 1926 season for Ameri-
can drivers.
The Fulford speedway is a board
track, and II clear weather prevailed
this afternoon some sensational
speed was anticipated. Bob Melon.
ough, Los Angeles, qualified his car
at an average speed Of 1890 miles
an hour. which is a record for speed.
ways.
The Fulford track is managed by
Ray Harroun. indianapolis, tho win.
ner Of tho first 50o.mile race az In,
dianapolis q number OF years ago.
Money prizes for the Washington
blrthday race amount 10 $4,000, and
the Carl Fisher cup viii be awarded
the winner.
y. Il, Myers general manager or
the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Odis Porter and Chester Kicker. 500
mile race officials, were here today
to act as timers for the 300.milo
event.
Earl Cooper. Pete De Paolo, Tom.
my Milton, Bob McDonogh, Dave
Evans, Harry Hartz, Jerry Wonder.
Itch, Davis Lewis, Frank Elliott.
Ralph Hepburn, Bennett HIN, Leon
Duray, DR.. W. p. Shattuc. Earl De.
wore, Peter Krels Ben Jones ami
Zeke Meyers qualified FOR the race.
Barney Oldfield was official
starter. Upwards Of $4,000 persons
were expected TO watch the race.
It Is a mile and a quarter track.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-22
VET ROOKIE
O'DouI We'll Thought of as
Chicago Cub.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb, 22.-Among the
ROCKIES training with the Chicago
Cubs on the Pacific Coast is Frank
Lefty ODoul. acquired from the
Salt Lake Club.
O'Doul had his first big league ex-
perience with New York Yankees,
where he tried to break in as a
pitcher. Failing as hurler. he re-
turned to the minors, made himself
an outfielder and developed into a
powerful batter. O'Doul gathered a
batting average of 1915 at Salt Lake
last year, with 500 hits in 1913
games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-22
Suzanne to Play
After Rest

BIZ United Pres.
NICE. France, Feb. 22.-Mlle.
Lenglen has not been ordered out of
competition by her physician, and
she may meet Miss Helen Wills,
in the tourney here, starting March
8. according 10 Papa" Lenglen.
MY little girl is not in perfect
condition now" no said, but there
is nothing seriously wrong with her
and a rest should make it possible
for her to start in the Nice tourna-
ment. She intends to enter If the
doctor does not keep her away from
the courts by force"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-22
ON LAST LAP
Four Big Ten Games on In
diana u. Card.
Bv Times Special

BU Times Special
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Feb. 22.-
Indiana University basket quintet
starts its last four Big Ter games
at Minnesota Friday night. Indiana
tumbled the Gophers here Jan. 8,
but face a reiuvenated combination
on Minnesota's horne floor.
3 Northwestern and Wisconsin in
wade Bloomington for return games
March 2 and 8, respectively, while
on March 6. Indiana journeys over
to Urbana for another tilt with iii
nols.
Ticket Manager Fisher will place
400 tickets on sale for each OF the
remaining home games and fans de-
string the pasteboards should make
reservations Immediately.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-22
NEW PIN LEADERS IN
SINGLES AND DOUBLES
W. Murray Tops City Tourney Individuals. C. Meyers
and ]. Heideman Roll 1,222 Score.

smacked the pins in the two-man
event Sunday afternoon for total
of 1929 and displaced Krutsinger.
Smith, who have been looking down
at the rest with a 1913.
Among other good scores which
put doubles teams well up with the
leaders: Soltau Bader, 1859; Van
Buren.Hukle, 1,16S; Coble.Weisman,
1,135; Schreiber-McAllen, 1,133; Ma.
gel-Hargit, 1,109; Schutte-MoXley,
1,10S, and Callahan-Wills, 1,102.
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WRESTLING MEET OFF
l. L. Not to Clash With Cornell
College-Seeks Opponent.

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Feb. 22.--
Indiana University's wrestling team
will not meet Cornell College, Iowa,
here Feb. 81, according to an an
nouncement today. The Iowans do
not have the freshman rule and
prohibiting them to use their first
year men would hamper their team
to a great extent, it Is said.
Ohio State University is being
sought for a return meet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-22

As a result of the weekend bowl
ing in the city tournament at
Central alleys new leaders in the
singles and doubles are Sitting on
top Of the world" for a while, at
least.
w. Murray is leading the in
dividuals with a 653 total. He
started out with 254, then dropped
to 175, but came back with a 224
in his final game. f. Conway, for
mer leader. with 643 is second now.
other good singles counts over
Weekend: c. Monkey. 63S; McKin-
non, 635; L. Cobler, ga.
J. G. Meyers and j. Heideman
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What They're Saying

1t was rumOred our big city high
school meters were stepping out"
too much TO be consistent meters,
but after Tech High stepped on"
Vincennes, with Hickman doing
much OF the stepping" Nincennes
i'm the future will throw all rumOrs
i'm the ash can.