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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
SNYDER D|VORCE
DECREE HELD
ILLEGAL

Holding that collision was employ ID
in obtaining the divorce between
Frank Snyder. catcher for the New
York Giants. and his wife. Mrs Edna
Snyder. Judge William $. Fly of the
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals. Wed
nesday set aside the judgment of di'
yorce gained by Mrs. Snyder on a
cross action and remanded the case
for a new trial.
The ease began on November 2,
1872. when the baseball player filed u
suit for divorce. This petition. a..
cording to court records, was followed
on December ) of the same year by a
cross action filed by Mrs. Snyder.
She was granted decree of di-
yorce on December II. after trial OF
not more than ten minutes.
Then on March 26. 1923, Mrs. Sny-
der filed a petition to set aside the de-
cree Of divorce. This document al
legged that Snyder was not legal resi-
dent of Texas at the time of the di-
vorce and added further that, he.
Frank Snyder. induced her fraudulent
ly to file a cross action on his petition
on threat that he would amend his
petition to allege scandalous matters
against her"
Later Mrs. Snyder learned. her last
petition points out. that the decree OF
divorce made no provision for the care
of her infant child.
Judge Fly. writing the opinion of
the Court Of Appeals, said:
1t is clear that, as testified BY
Frank Snyder. the cross action was
Just scheme of Mrs. Snyder 10 OBJ
tain a divorce which he could not Oh
tain.
Because the original suit was
fraudulent and the result OF collision
between the two parties aud because
the allegations in neither the petition
nor the cross action care sufficient 10
sustain divorce
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
NEGRO LOSES
APPEAL TO
HIGHER
COURT
Only Executive CIemency
Can Save Attacker
From Chair.
Willie Vaughn must die.

Unless executive clemency Is exer-
cised il his case. the negro, convicted
of an attack upon San Antonio
white girl, must go 10 the electro
chair.
The Court of Criminal Appeals At
Austin Wednesday so held. when il
overruled motion for rehea ring in
his case. Previously the court had sf-
firmed the death penalty assessed
against him by a jury in Ninety
fourth District Court. The courts Sc
ton finally closes all chance for legal
appeal and only the governors action
can now save him.
Vaughn was convicted early in Jan
uary of last year. the jury being out
only few moments when it returned
a verdict of guilty. with the death
penalty. Motion for new trial was
overruled and he appealed his case 10
the higher courts.
The attack for which Vaughn was
convicted occurred in Madison Square
Park on December s, 1924 A young
girl. just at dawn. was on her wav.
to Christmas mass when set upon bs
the negro. Offer of her purse and pit'-
ful pleas 10 let her 20, failed to save
her. -
A short time later neigbbors wers
startled by screams coming from the
park and found the girl wandering
about in a dazed condition. Incoher-
emily she told her story which. led to
the arrest of Vaughn two days later.
A flashlight and coat button were
part of the evidence introduced
against him.
A grand jury Immediately took ~
the case, an indictment was returned
aud he was brought to speedy trial
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
Elements Better
to u. S. Radio Fans

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-CP)-Ra
dio fans who have been struggling with
static. SOS. calls and general storm
conditions during the first part of the
weeks International brOadcaSting tests
are now hopeful that the worst Is
over.
The air improved measurably last
night, despite earth currents from thu
Aurora Borealis.
Cablegrams aud kilograms poured in
today telling of the triumphS Of fans
in plucsing distant stations programs
nut Of the air
San Francisco enjoyed music from
DRU. Vienna. and OAK. Lima. Peru.
Denver heard Stuttgart. Germany. aud
LOW of Buenos Aires. New Jersey
md Omaha fans listened to 5WA. Car
diff. Wales. Omaha Joined with New
(Continded On Page 1wo.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
PRINCE OF WALES
HORSE DROPS DEAD
DURING FOX HUNT

LONDON. Jan. u C4) The
Prince of Wales horse dropped dead
under him today while the prince was
fox hunting at Meltonmowbray, with
the Bclvoir hounds.
The prince was not injured.
The prince had just cleared fence.
and on landing. his mount fell dead.
The prince fell on his side. and sus
taiued slight bruise. but otherwise
appeared to be unhurt. He mounted
another horse and resumed the hunt.
Later. he and the Duke of York
left for London.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
VAUGHN FACES DEATH
Mystery Radio Puzzles s. A. Fans
Jack Dempseys
Double Floors
Would-be Bandit

james G. Manuel. 8O4 Crockett
street. doomed AZ q possible sue
cessOr 10 Jack DEMPSEY or some
other champion II the squared
circle Wednesday, after demon
strsting his ability both 10 take
and give punishment.
Mr.. Manuel was attacked by n
bandit Tuesday night. The ban
dit raped him over the head
with n wooden club. Manuel fell.
But when he got up
He floOred the bandit with
two uppereuts that showered
teeth in every direction.
The wOuld.be bandit was ar
rested by T.. Il. Black. special
agent Of the Southern Pacific
railroad.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
GEM THIEVES LEAVE
CASH AND JEWELS In
HASTE TO ESCAPE

Apparently frightened By sounds Of
an automobile stopping IN front ~
the place, gem thieves who entered
the home Of T. r. Reyes, Si4 East "a
mira street Tuesday night, fled with
little loot.
A gold rope chain aud a garnsr
scarf pin we're taken.
The thieves. in their haste. Over.
looked large sum Of money and jsr-
clry valued At more than $1,000.
Detectives Siendoboch and hobr ar
investigating the ease.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
SMITHS HARDNESS
SAVES HIM FROM
VETERANS ATTACK

ALBANY. Jan. 2I.--CP)-The late
arrival of Governor Smith at the TX
ecutive offices in the capitol today IS
believed by officials of the executive
department to have saved him from
attack by shell-shocked war veteran
seeking payment of his bonus. who
penetrated into the governors private
office before being stopped by at
taches of the executive office.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
CONDEMNED SLAYER
LOSES LAST APPEAL

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2I.-Har,
ry Garbutt. convicted Of the murder of
Mrs. Dorothy Lee Hum Of Chicago,
is Los Angeles. September 1924, must
pay the penalty on the gallows.
A writ of habeas corpus. petitioncl
by Garbutt's attorneys in desperate
effort to save his life, was denied by
the State Supreme Court.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
APPEAL OF ASSAULT
VERDICT OVERRULED

AUSTIN. Jan. -. Motion for
rehearing of conviction of Murray
Jackson. convicted in Williamson
county April /. 1928. for assault with
prohibited weapons on A. r. Burle-
son at Taylor. was overruled today
by the Court of Criminal Appeals. His
case was the last OF five men involved
in the Ku kluS Khan case prosecuted
by Dan Moody, then district attorney.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
GENERAL PERSHING
|. STARTS ON JOURNEY
BACK FROM CHILE

AFRICA, Chile, Jan. 27.-[p)-Gen.
eral John j. Pershing. head of the
Tacna-Arica plebiscitnry commission.
will sail from africa aboard the cruiser
Denver at o'clock this afternoon.
Prior TO this there will be a meeting
of the commission at which it is con-
fidcntly expected the electoral law
will be approved.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
EX-KAISER OBSERVES
HIS 9th BIRTHDAY

DOORN. Jan. 21-LP)-The black
and white Hohenzollern banner float
ed over the turrets of the former
kaiser's residence here today in honor
of his sixty-seventh birthday. and a
constant stream of messengers enter
ed. bearing huge baskets of flowers
tied with the Dutch and German col
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
RESIGNATION
EFFECTIVE
FEB. |
Withdrawal From Army
Follows Conviction by
Court-martial.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 21.-CP)-
Colonel William Mitchell resigned TO-
day from the army.
The convicted air officer. under
sentence of five years suspension from
the army because of his criticism of
government aviation policies. put his
resignation in this single sentence:
II hereby tender my resignation as
an officer of the United States army
to take effect February l, 1926"
The letter was dated today and adj
dressed TO the adjutant general of the
army through the commanding general
Of the district of Washington.
Whether the resignation will be az
cepted, had not been fully developed.
Some army precedents indicate that
in the case of such Withdrawals from
the army should state directly that
the resignation is submitted "for the
oood of the service"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
DUCHESS ON VISIT
IN SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 27.-IA9
The Duchess of Mecklenburg. remem-
bcrcd here as Mrs. Lily Oelrichs Mar
tin. widow of Peter ID. Martin. arrived
in San Francisco yesterday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
HOTEL HOLDUP NETS
MASKED MAN $1,000

HOUSTON. Jan. p. = Up = \
youthful masked bandit held up and
robbed the night clerk of hotel in
the heart of the business district here
of an undetermined sum. believed to
be between $500 and $1,000 at A 90
o'clock this rning. according TO re-
,orts TO poJ'cs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
THOMAS INCE ESTATE
Is WORTH SS46,I77

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 2T.--P)-
Thomas II. Incc, motion picture pro
Queer who died last November, left
IN estate valued at sSIG.177. An
appraisal was filed in superior court
here yesterday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
SHOTS FIRED.

Upon his arrival. she refused TO
open the door. When he began to
beat in the door, she sought her pistol,
officers were told. Five shots were
fired. and officers found the man lying
in the street fronting the Collins home.
Mrs. Collins was transferred by
police officials to court of Justice of
the Peace Lewis Boltz on a technical
charge Of assault to murder. Judge
Botz allowed her bond of $500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
PRISONER TAKES BLAME.

Hobbling into the courtroom TO face
the judge, the prisoner declared:
Il was to blame"
Mrs. Collins fired five shots through
the front door of her home when the
man tried 70 force an entrance. she
told Chief of Police T. o. Miller. Cap
tain Harvey, Detectives Hice and Lit
tlcpagc.
An acquaintance of the family, he
telcphoned Mrs. Collins prior To the
attempt and notified her that he was
to pay a visit, officers learned. Not
wishing to see him she locked the door.
police were told.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27

CT IFE Insurance business is
- growing faster in Southwest
Texas than in any other section in
the South" Tom Poynor, vice pres
ident Of the Southern Union Lille
Insurance company. Of Fort Worth,
remarked at the Gunter hotel We'd
nesGay. Mr.. Poyn0r is here on per-
sonal business. "NOu have q won
derful city," he admitted.
UkHY husband cant find much
iSA business in sunny San An
tonic" laughed Mrs. Charles Allen
at the Gunter hotel Wednesday.
She explained Mr.. Allen is vice
president Of the F. l. Allen and
company. manufacturers Of sleishs,
Of Philadelphia. The Aliens will
leave shortly for Arizona.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
VICTIM TAKES
BLAME At TER
SHOOTING

His testimony before Judge John r.
Onion generating Mrs. Lillian Collins
Of blame, q man. the calf of whose
right leg was struck by bullet fired
through the door of the Collins resi-
night, pleaded guilty in the Corpora
tion court Wednesday to n. charge of
disturbing the peace and paid a fine
of S25.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
Today
A Booming Nation.
Roaring Popocatapetl.
Times and Machines
Dry.
Poor Old Beelzebub.
BY Arthur Brisbane
: Copyright. 1926 by Star Co

I"HE new directory puts greater
Detroit's population at 1,J61,-
437, an increase Of 162, 5S7 in
one year. The city Of automobiles,
and flying machines, grows rapidly.
And 30 does this entire fortunate
nation.
Our population Increases more
Than two per cent, or about 2,0O0,0O0
"a year. Business and prosperity in
crease twice as rapidly as population.
We should be grateful.
biggest volcano. Popo-
AVA catspctl in violent eruption. ter
rifles the people, and many believe,
as in ancient days. that some demon
or god is annoyed.
Luckily for the very common peo-
| pie, those that rule, understand the
volcano. In old days, before Colum-
bus, native priests would have
sought to pacify the god. Human vic
tins would have had their breasts
cut open, with knife or sharp stone,
and their hearts held up, bleeding
toward the angry god to pacify him.
We don't yet understand all about
volcanoes, but at least we know that
no god or devil uses them to show his
anger.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27

IN L. SHARP, offers apart from
~ virtue and morality the best ar
gument in favor OF Volstead. He says
men were not ready for prohibition
but the times, and modern machinery
were ready, and made prohibition
necessary.
"High among the white-piled
clouds above the houses and the tree
tops roars an airpIane from Boston
for New York., That pilot isn't
drunk. No matter what the bibuIous
habits of his father might have
been, this child Of the sky. driving
like Icarus, but unscorched by the
sim, needs no tingling drop Of alec
hoI to fire his courage or TO steady
his nerve"
That's brilliant writing in spite of
the fact, proved in the World War,
that filters, between flights were
often hard drinkers.
Machinery must be dry. 30 must
be the people who run it. those who
repair IL and those who build it, is
Mr.. Shsrps conclusion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
COURTS MAY DECIDE.

BY preccdents of many years stand
ing, however. this right has come 10
be generally recognized and some War
Department officers believe it would
survive the test of litigation particu-
larry in the case of an officer. who is
under sentence for INSTRUMENTATION and
conduct prejudicial to good order and
discipline.
These officers argue that Mitchell s
supporters would be at a great dis
advantage in making such test 10y
virtue of the fact that the colonel
long has been storm center in the
army. Some years ago he engaged in
a serious controversy with his super
iors and only last spring he was re-
fused reappointment as assistant chief
of the Air Service. with the rank of
brigadier general, because the Officers
over him regarded him as lacking IN
the ability TO cooperate in carrying
out military policies.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
Ffezyi!Nl!faG!
lfaG0>5

UCAN ANTONIO promises 10 be
- an ideal location for a direct
factory branch of the White Sew
ing Machine Corporation Of Cleve-
land remarked VI. T.. BrOestl. SUI
peryisor for the central division.
registered at tie GUnter hotel We'd
nesday. we have so stores in
various United States cities. and l
hope TO be able TO announce the
Alamo City will be the next home
Of branch of our corporation when
1 return TO San Antonio soon" MIR.
Broestl said he will make favor
able report Of conditions in San
Antonio TO the officials Of the cor
poraii0n.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
RESTS WITH PRESIDENT

The final decision will rest with
President Coolidge. who two days ago
approved. with notifications, the sen
tence of the court-martial. He sus
tanned the court in sentencing the col
onel To five years suspension, but re
duced somewhat the courts finding
that he should be without pay or al
lowances during the period.
1t is the belief of Colonel Nit.
chelrs friends that if he is permitted
to step out Of the army he will ac
ceDt an offer Ia continue on the lee
ture platform his crusade for reor-
ganization of the national defense 10
give a more prominent place to thu
development of air power.
The ease came 10 It's climax. how
ever. when he issued his statement At
(COntinued On Page Two.l
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27

4 JOINT legislative committee
"A planning to modify the Volstead
act at this session will probably not
succeed, prohibition will stay in the
constitution, until those now in the
cradle are old A determined pro-
,bibition minority would not allow
change in the Volstead law. even
assuming that a majority really
wants to change.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27

MILwAUKEE supplies an ae-
IVA count of miraculous exorcism.
believed by many. deeply religious.
to have been the actual driving out of
devil. from the body of an unfor-
tunate insane woman.
The account OF the miracle. runs
as follows: A woman whose mind
had become unbalanced was carried
10 the chapel Of st. Joseph's hospital,
where the ''exorcisn ritual was per.
formed, in Latin, not understood by
the patient.
The question who are your was
answered. apparently from the throat
Of the woman in deep masculine
voice, "Beelzebub;" asked why he mad
taken possession Of the woman Becl-
zebub replied BECAUSE OF
MALEDICTION."
The friend promised to leave the
woman at . O'Clock that afternoon.
but did not actually leave. until half
past five. which is about what you
would expect Of demon. The woman
then relaxed and is getting better.
THIS miracle, not as yet vouched
! for by church authorities. was
an every day occurrence in the mid
die ages. when demons were more sc-
tive, numerous and efficient than at
present. .......
IL is romantic, refreshing and in
teresting 10 have one Of them resume
business at the old stand in these
days Of radios, automobiles and news
papers. IL is said, however. that the
voice OF Milwaukee, Beelzebub indi-
Gated irritation aud feeling that
times are not what they were, in the
good old days.
CONGRESSMAN BERGER, of
~ Wisconsin, introduces resolu-
tion asking President Coolidge to re-
Duke Mussolni for harsh Fascist
methods in dealing with certain reli-
gious, political, Masonic and trade
union organizations.
Mr.. Berger, one of the best edu-
Gated men in Congress, knows that
wise governments mind their own
business, and allow other govern
ments to do likewise.
President Coolidge also knows that
"no man ever got poor, minding his
own business. and will not tell Mus
solin how to run Italy.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-20
SPORT NEWS SECTION

week Of his training, he madc
enough money to pay all his train
ing camp expenses.
Tunncv refused to charge admis-
sion to those who wanted to see him
train and the old timers, wiscd to
the modern game Of getting money
under any excuse, wondered and
asked among themselves, what 5
the matter with this bird ?''
Dempsey has two sparrin9 part
arrs, Tommy Loughran and Martin
Barhc, who could give Tunncv a
whale Of = tight in 10 rounds and
in Bin Tate, his pal for wears, he
Las Il sparring partner who has
challenged Harry Wills rs many
Zines as Wills has challenged the
champions
Tunncy Staff Bad
The spa1ing staff thai Tmnoy
has ~th him is Just that Bud
German, who Yls Tom Gibbons
chief sparriug partner Whcn be was
training to tlgut Dempsey in Sh"i-
by. is the best mau on Tuuncv $
staff and German, a tlac fellow and
Il great football player, cannot hit.
Iunncy Is training to meet a great
hitter aud he hasn t anyone in Ais
camp who can hit him with any
kind Of force. Tumnry looks fine,
He i, bigger and fatt"r than he
over was before because he had to
build himself up abote the pound
age Of light heavyweight.
Today he is probably bigger by
dimensions than Dempsey, but he
has this to figure -tha, Dempsey
las Always made the best fights
against neon who were 50 big that
he had t. look al thcm. Dempsey 5
greatest fIgh'. were against jess
Willard and Luis Angel Flpo and
bc MAS midget in comparison 10
thcH. Willard, howrNcr, could
lit aad 80 cog.d f'lIpo-and TnnurE
can t init.
Tmne gives ttr impression HAT
a. @ Afddms himself iuto the be-
lcf tha' hr has been ordannd To b
tlc Hral heavyweight champion Of
tlc world
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-20
TUNNEY DOES NOT
LOOK VERY GOOD
TO SPORT WRITER
Farrell Says Challenger
Is Kidding Himself on
Thursdays Fight.
By HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Staff correspondent

STROUDSBCRG, Pa, sept. 20
Gene Tunncy, aspiring for th"
heavyweight championship Of tn
world, has hrcu coni'idmg to friends
and casual visitors that he loved Il
place close to nature where he coull
look at inspiring landscape, breathe
mountain air with Il scent OF plaos
and read his books.
And he certainly picked . place
where he could DO all those things,
when he selected the G!cnb' ook
golf club 70 prepare himself FOR his
fight against Jack Dcmpse% mex:
Thursday.
Dempsey, educated to commcr
ciaism by Jack Krarns. his fomrr
manager, charged admission to his
training camp in the Dog park ~
Atlantic city and although he bar
red paid customers for the last
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-20
Watching the
Score Board
-, nitrh Press Leased Wire


Yesterdays Hero. - Lou Gchrig,
Yankee first baNcman, who led his
team to an to ) victory over the
Cleveland Indians by contributing 4
home run aud two doubles. the
victory placed the lanks three and
one half games ahead Of Cleveland
in the American league pcnnaut
chasc
The ST. Loui, Cardinals were nos.
cd out hy the New York GiautS ii
10 =, yesterday and now lead Gin
cinnati 10y only one full game in the
hectic National league pcuuaut race.
Ray krrmrr hurled his l9th vic
torv of the >caaou, holding the Rob
ms 10 eight hits His PittsburgH
team mates did sufficient hitting
against Grimes to give them to
: vim
Ty cobb went in as u pinch hit.
ter in the ninth inning aud Knocked
il the run that gave the Detroit
Tiger, AN ) 10 : victory over Wash
tuGtou.
The Chicago White SuN made "a
rIran sweep OF their five gamr Sc.
rics with Boston by winning yes
irrdaN'S game i to 3.
Ken Williams drove ont y Sacri-
flee fly that scored the winning
ruo for the St Loui, Browns. They
"ctr@trd The Athletics ) to (.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-20
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Man Sleeps Like Log,
Eats Anything

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