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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06

Tobin declared Tuesday.
Thomas j. Cummings of
Houston, one of the four out
standing engineers of the
State, has been asked to come here
for conference. the mayor said. and
will be asked to pass on the length
of time required for setting concrete
in the forms.
SILENT ON COST
Additional forms must be purchased,
the mayor declared Tuesday, but H.
clined to say who will pay the BILL
the contractor or the city.
Mayor Tobin's announcement Tues
day followed a meeting of the flood
prevention committee Monday when
it developed that 4 the present rate
the dam will not be finished in the
specified time. The limited supply
Of concrete forms. it developed, threat
ems to cause thc delay.
MAY BUY FORMS.
Completion of the Jam by Scptcm-
Der /. should be accomplished even
if it is necessary for the city to re-
imburSe the contractor for purchaS-
ing more forms. according to the coll
scnsus Of opinion at the Monday
meeting.
The meeting was held in the offics-
Of Mayor John W. Tobiu, and eilal
by Colonel S. f. Crccelius sideel
70 """""' on progress Bong made by
'"u ..uau comrmBE
oy0.ln5a he
is onws that
... en- days.
Ich the job
Juld be NOyem-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
REED POKES
HUMOR At
ANDREWS
ON STAND
Pro hibition Head Only
Witness of Day for
Wet Cause.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April g.
P)-BT the testimony of General
Andrews. the governments own en-
forcemrnt chief, leaders of the wet
cause sought again today to prove at
least a part of the indictment they
have brought against prohibition.
Rcsuming their questioning before
The Senate Prohibition committee, they
asked the general about corruption in
the prohibition forces diversion Of
alcohol. blind tiger drugstores, and
many other elements which the wit
ness conceded TO be involved in the
enforcement situation. But he insist
ed that steps were being taken and
would be taken to minimize objection
able features of the dry regime.
BIG CROWD.
\ dense crowd again overran the
committee room for the second of the
six days Of hearings allotted the vets.
Next week six days will be given the
drys. whose chief counsel. Wayne b.
Wheeler, made his first appearance in
the committee room today while Cen
cral Andrews was testifying. The
.luti-Saloon League official arrived
late and squeezed into seat near
the witness.
As he replied TO the questions Of
Julien Goldman of Boston, counsel for
the vets, General Andrews slouched
down in the big witness chair and
puffed occasionally at a cigarette. He
answered in low voice, hardly audi
bic at the end of the room.
FINED FOR BRIBERY.
The examination went first to the
SO employees of the prohibition unit
who have been discharged OF these
121 went out on charges of bribery
and cXtOrtiOn"; 50 others for falsify.
ing expense accounts and q for maxi
ing false statements in applying for
positions.
taken INTO tue tlelu OF ulcphol III
versions, General Andrews said that
since prohibition, 80 denaturing plants
have been established.
4 regard these as bootIegging es
adjustments" he said. There 10 no
economic necessity for them, and il
is from them that the alcohol is
diverted
SCORES DRUGGISTS.
He told also how ~so-ealled drug
gists" going into the business to sell
whiskey. were seriously injured the
business Of honest druggists.
Il am working ON Law now that
CONTINUED On Page ~
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GOVERNOR NAMES
PRISON OFFICIAL

AUSTIN, April 6.-R)-S. T.
Cranberry, manager of the Eastman
State Farm, was appointed state
prison commissioner yesterday by
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson, to fill
the vacancy caused By the death of
J. A. Herring, who died last week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
SELMA CONDUCTS
FARM CONFERENCE

An agricultural meeting was hello
at Selma Tuesday under the auspices
of o. Il. Rollins and Miss Ida Rey.
nUlds of the San Antonio Chamber o.
Commerce. Cultivation and preserva
ton of corn and other crops were dis
cuSSed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
DOLLAR BOOSTS SHIP
BID TO $5,OOO,OOO

WASHINGTON. April 6.--LP)-A
of S4,500,OOO for the five liners opcr-
ated out Of Seattle by the Admiral
Oriental line was submitted to the
shipping Board today by Il. Stanley
Dollar. The figure is an increase of
81, 100000 orer his previous offer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
POLICE CLUB GIRL
IN STRIKE BATTLE

IASSAIJ. y. J., April G.-P-
Fifty pas~aic polio, today bartlcd
1000 textile strikers at Wellington
Bridge, arrcsting 10 leaders and re
c"iying in. return a prolonged shower
Of rocks and stones.
Police used their clubs on the lead
crS, who included Nancy Saudowsky.
known rs the strikers Joan Of Arc. d"
She has been arrested several times.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
DRY Chief QU|zzED
IN GRAFT |HFORCE
Me0w! This Cat
ANSWERS lost
Ad in Person

GREENWICH, Conn, April
Gan advertisement in the
Lost and Found column Of q
local newspaper for a pet cat
which had strayed or been stolen
from its home was reported here
to have been answered by the cat
itself.
The cat appeared at the door
Of the newspaper office few
hours after the paper had up.
peared on the street.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
EXAMPLE
BARRED BY ORDER

WASHINGTON, April 6.-P)-
Secretary of War Davis is having a
plan drawn up to prevent another Of
ficer following Colonel Mitchel's ex-
ample in making 81 flights in one day
in order to collect flying pay allow.
anccs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
BURGLARS PUT SAFE
ON TRUCK; ESCAPE

HAMILTON, Tex. April G.-tPJ-
Burglars entered the Texas Company
offices during last night. loaded the
safe on a truck and took it away witt
them and at an carly hour this morn.
ing no clue had been found of either
the burglars or the safe.
c. X. Taylor, proprietor of the oil
station, said the safe contained about
$40 in cash and checks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
JAP POTATO KING
/ LEAVES MILLIONS

SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.-CP
The win Of George Shima. Io"~---
Potato King" Of Calf
at Hollywood recen'
probate here today
the estate is We
100000 and 49,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
DECLARATION OF WAR
9 YEARS OLD TODAY

WASHINGTON, April 6. Nine
years ago today the United States de-
clared war against Germany. On the
same anniversary II years ago, Ad-
miral Robert E. Peary discovered the
North Pole
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
MERCHANTS TOLD
OF FIESTA PARADE

Trades paradcs during the Fiesta
viii form On Avenue f near Fourth
street, Fiesta association heads ad-
yised merchants Tuesday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06

GREEKS now, as in Roman days,
~ are adaptable in anything, from
teaching and painting to tight-rope
dancing, as a Roman satirist re-
marked.
Eugene Cornuche, called king of
Deauville," who died in Paris, ruled
in Trouville and Cannes as well as
in Deauyille, and in Paris he con-
trolled many important establish
ments.
He eled worth at least $10,0OO,OOO
much of it contributed by foolish
Americans at the gambling tables.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06

~HINESE doctors are paid
~ when their patients are well.
No pay when they are sick. II Un-
Gle Sam could arrange that for his
children he would save money. Every
day there are 100000 sick people
in the United States. Allow 50 for
each lost working day in these high
wage times, and the total would ap-
probably reduce the national debt
Worse than the loss of wages is
shortening of life. Colds, that people
neglect or despise, weaken the system
permanently, and cut so many months
from your life at the far end.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
s. 4. PASTORS
CONFER on
CRUSADE:
Ministers VIII Ask Oil
Companies to Close
on Sabbath.

Complete Sunday observance in San
Antonio of the state blue laws may
be sought.
This was brought out at meet
ing of the San Antonio Ministerial
Alliance at which the alliance went
on record as opposing any change in
the present dry laws, declaring the
straw vote Of no Significance. and
appointed a committee to visit the
heads Of the oil companies in an eff
fort to reverse the decision to keep
gasoline filling stations open on
Sunday.
AGAINST GASOLINE SALE.
Recommendations to close the fill
ing stations brought out the fact that
members of the alliance do not favor
making tOrget of them but consider
that all other business should come
under the same rule.
The Rev. VI. II. Keen. pastor OF
Alamo Methodist church and secrc-
tary of the alliance. in statement
following the meeting said:
Chief objection to the decision OF
the oil COMPANIES TO remain open or
Sundays is in its violation of the
spirit of the Sabbath. | believe the
churches should take the broad and
magnanimous stand that the oil com,
panies are no more rcprchensibIe than
drugstore and moving picture theaicrs
and that they should not be made a
target of.
F.iNORS CHANGE.
Laws Of the country" he said,
ARE based on the Bible and only
such things rs are needed for the
actual relief of suffering should be
sold on Sundays"
While he does not consider the ma
tional straw vote taken by the news
papers on the subject of repeal or
modification of the present laws a.
important the Rev. J. L. Wellington,
pastor of the Baptist Temple, and e
leader of the alliance, said a modifica-
ton of the law would be a good thing
for prohibition.
ATTACKS POLL.
IF the law were repealed or mudi-
fed" he said. prohibition would
show its real strength. 1t would do
the prohibition forces good for the
reason that they are now resting on
the laureIs of their great victory and
need 10 be awakened"
Church members and prohibition
lists, however. he said, are not wor,
ried by the present situation as the
poll does not represent the majority.
More than 10000 of the most ardent
prohibition supporters did not vote
in the poll he said, as was illustrated
at three of the largest church meet
ings held in the city since it began.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
TOBIN ASSURES C0MPL ELTON
OF DAM BET ORE FALL RAINS

Additional money will be expended and expert engi-
called into conference to insure completion of the
OmOs dam before the fall rains set in Mayor John w
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
MURDER CLUE
REVEALED N
SEARCHFOR
BUTCHER
S. A. Officers Will Go to
Gainesville as New
Trail Opens.

While officers at Gaines
vile are exhuming the body
of a murder victim buried in
a pauper's field there, San
Antonio officers are waiting
for word to come and identify the
body as that of Chris Eyers. missing
San Antonian, who mysteriousIy dis
appeared here year ago March 2S.
Evers, who conducted butcher
shop and owned considerable prop
erty, was last seen eating breakfast
at Frenchy's Black cat restaurant Oh
his way to work.
SEARCH FRUITLESS.
A statewide search for him was
fruitless.
The trail was picked up here Mon
day when Sheriff VI. r. Elliott Of
Gainesville, sent word he had infor-
nation which would lead him TO the
murdererS Of the man buried in a
pauper's field, whom he believed to
be Evcrs.
What the clues to the murder are,
Sheriff Stevens does not know and
Alfonso Newton, chief deputy, bus
sent the Gainesville sheriff all the in
formation he has and has asked for
The facts.
FACTS UNKNOWN.
Deputy Newton does not know
when the alleged murder occurred in
Gainesville, but it is supposed that it
happened recently.
Officers here believe the East Tex
as sheriff must have some startling
evidence to connect the case with
that of the missing San Antonian and
a deputy sheriff will be sent to the
scene as soon as word has come that
the body has been exhumed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06

kfOw turn to news from Great
~ Britain. There the prison popu-
lation has fallen off in II years.
Since the war % jails have been re-
modelled for other purposes. Here
we haven't jails enough. How do
you explain that?
Easily. Bootlegging, creating n new
crop of millionaires, bringing in hun
dreds of millions every year, has
created a new crop Of murderers and
other criminals.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
'CINDEREL..LA'
WEDDING
Fought
Efforts Made to Take Girl
From Custody Of Her
Mother.

NEW YORK, April G.-CR-Ef-
forts are being made to take 15-year-
old Frances Hccnan, sclf-announccd
fianccc Of Edward W. Browning,
wealthy real estate operator, from
the custody Of her mother.
Vincent T. Pisarra, superintendent
Of the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Children. plans to appear
before the child2cn's court with af-
fidavits to show that the mother is
an unfit guardian.
BURNS INVESTIGATED.
lie began an investigation into he
relations of the high school girl and
ncr J1-ycar-old admircr that she had
been burned mysteriousIy with acid
and that she expected to marry
Browning shortly after her sixteenth
birthday in June.
Pisarra's complaint is based large
ly on evidence given by Mrs. Nary
Conliu, rooming house keeper, who
said she oustcd the Hecn#ns rs "un-
desirable tenants" Mr. Pisarra said
she told of parties in the Eccnan
home. Of which the ncighbors com
planned.
IN COURT BEFORE.
Brownings earlier cinderella" EN-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06

ERASS covers Southwest Texas
~ ranges and The northern stock
yards know il. ID. V. ScanIOn,
travelling representative Of the Kan
sas City StCgk Yards company,
staying at the st. Anthony hotel is
enthusiastic over livestock prospects
in this district. "yViII the cattle
man get a better price for his stock
this ycar?' he was asked. THAT
can't say, because I am down here
to buy cattle, hut believe me the
pIentifUlness OF green grass on the
ranges is not going TO hurt the
ranchers any" he answered.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06

THE government ought to be doing
4 that work everywhere.
To rid the entire country of mos
quitoes would be worth fifty times
the national debt.
1t is said that the Rockefeller
foundation, which seeks to PRE-
VENT DISEASE rather than to
cure individuals, may try the flying
machine mosquito attack. If sue
cessful, it would end yellow fever and
malaria FOREVER.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
PRUDENTIAL LIFE COMPANY
III stntictics show 1927 the cham

statistics show 1879 the cham-
pion murder year in America.
There were 563 killings in Chicago,
374 in New York, although New
York is bigger. Chicago probably
shoots better.
More than 10000 were murdered
all together in 1926. In these pleas
ant days of Prohibition, bootlegging
and hijacking, with responsibility
making a joke of the law, your
chances of being murdered are a lit
We better than one in 10000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06

a W. MILLS. real estate man
@As Of Pine Bluff, Ark. stopping
at the Gunter hGtel after a trip
down to Corpus Christi says: THE
Wen known star boarder can show 4
tot Ul speed in asking for a second
belping. About the same speed is
shown in the way Corpus Christi
real estate is changing hands.
vsit down there to investigate with
a view Of making some invest
ments." Did you make them?" he
was asked. IL cant say" he smiled,
but in doing 50 he left a lot of room
for imagining.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06

xYJHEN President Coolidge and
w Secretary Mellon decided to cut
income taxes, they were told they
wouldn't raise enough money to pay
government expenses. Now, with
lower taxes, total payments for
March were S54,OOO,OO0 greater than
in March last year. The government
will have comfortable surplus. Ex-
cessive taxation is never profitable
for taxed or tsxer. The TURKS
learned that long ago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
Today
Planes Versus Mos
quitoes.
"Cornuche is Dead"
The Murders of 1925.
100000 Always Sick.
By Arthur Brisbane
: Copyright. 1895 by Star CO.

T HE marines at Quantico, Va,
will fight mosquitoes this
summer with flying machines.
Commander Mclean will scatter
from planes sawdust soaked in wa
ter containing little arsenic.
1t isn't strong enough to hurt
humans, birds, fishes-in fact, it's
good tonic for them.
But it will destroy mosquitoes in
swamps, creeks or stagnant water
instantly, just as a slap that does
not hurt your cheek kills the mos.
quito.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06

CCIENCE proves that canned vego-
- tables retain their full quota OF
vitamins. This has been known for
A long time to doctors that gave can
ned tomatoes to infants in public
institutions, unable TO afford fresh
orange juice. The juice of the toma-
10 is rich in vitamins, which makes
il important TO include n well-made
tomato soup or canned tomatoes,
stewed, in the regular family diet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
SCORES DRUGGISTS.

He told also how -so-ealled drug
gists" going into the business to sell
whiskey, were seriously injured the
business Of honest druggists.
u am working on a Law nov that
, 1926-08-18
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PARENTS KNOW

that education is not complete
unless it builds character. In
no educational institution in
America is more emphasis laid
upon the building of character
than at the Billings Polytechnic
Institute.
The Poly Is a Home School
1t is not only close to the
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, 1926-08-18
ABSTRACT STATEMENT

ot the. cost Of maintaining County Government from January LIST.
I92b'. TO III list, 1926 prepared under the provisions Of Section 1921
Compiled Statutes of 1920, and taken from the register showing War
ants I'M Certificates of Indebtedness issued during that period.
, 1926-08-18

reports hied with the Board of County Commissioners by the county
treasurer ad county clerk.
Witness my hand rs Chairman OF the Board Of County Commission
P. E. MARKHAM,
Chairman Of the Board Of the
County Commissioners
(SEAL)
Attest: JAMES W. ROUSSEAU.
County Clerk.
By Bertha M Rousseau, Deputy.
, 1926-08-18
County of Park.

County OF Park.
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing is a rue and complete Alb
in III State of Wyoming iron December 31t, 1925, to July 1st 1925
m thai the statement of the bonded Indebtedness of the mt and
school districts of this county is true and correct.
E S. HOPES,
-, County Treasurer.
Park County, Wyoming, July /, 1926.
, 1926-08-18

Statement of thu bonded Indebtedness of county n school districts
at the lose of the semiannual period, June 30th, 1926. Is shown by
III bon reeistero of he Ounty
, 1926-08-18
ABSTRACT STATEMENT

receipts and disbursements of the County of Park, in the
and statement of expense of maintaining the county
from December 81, 1925, to July 1, 1926. Prepared under
ms OF Section 1921, Compiled Statutes of 1920.
Evening star., 1926-11-28
ON 9Th ST PIKE

About 14O acres, with good frontage on
highway; nearly all cleared and very fer
tile: two excellent dwellings,. very large barn
and plenty of other outbuildings. This farm
where land values are increasing very rap
idly: can be bought at price much less
WALTER A. BRoWS. 14o0 H. NJ. 1853.
Evening star., 1926-11-28
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

VA. HIGHLANDS 2-B.. Anil. oak
floors: large corner lot; will accept good
trade or well located lot. Sec j. l.. PRICE,
Clarendon 445-W-l: also one 6 r. ami:
blocks to station with h.-w.h.: $500: $3.50
$40 down and $40 per mo. 20"
Evening star., 1926-11-28
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
IAkONA
S5Z5O-S25O cash and low monthly payments. Stucco
bungalow rooms bath garage lot 53xl53; good location.

Commander. in Navy. transferred 70
California. offers one of the, prettiest.
coziest best built. 6room bungaIoWs
anywhere in the vicinity of washington.
Large living and dining rooms finished IN
chestnut trim and artistically arranged.
Over $500 worth of shrubbery and roses
Lovely shade. Location cannot he e4-
celled.
S6.S5O-7-rm bungalow. we'll built,
9 rms, with basement entrance. whIch
could be used as grocery store 70.
Gated in LIST commercial zone ABOUT hali
way between Silver Spring ana Iakoma
Park. on blvd Bus expected TO pass
property by Spring. over acre OF
ground and garage. A snlendid IN
Vestment.
So OOO-Small cash payment. Very
pretty shingled bungalow OF . large
rooms. 81 pr, attic. pantry and bullt-ln
refrigerator Neighhorhood OF new
homes. 5 built. l left. Beautiful lot.
50xl50. Fine shade.
S9.5OO-S50o cash and $50 a month
for this. Ayr. bungalow OF eX-
ceptionally large rooms. One OF whlcn
may be used for an Office. Splendid
neighborhood. Located on one Of Ia
koma Parks prettlest streets. blocks
from 14th ST. trolley.
LET NE HELP YOU
MAUDE
a13 CEDAR AVE. TAKCMA PARK.
Evening star., 1926-11-28
TAKOMA, BLAIR, MANOR
PARK AND OTHER
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
FARMS.
'TA[OIA DA PIX
TAkOMA PARK.

rooms and bath, ami. $1,000.
VERY atraGtys snail home Eousa on in payea n;n
of condtion; large lot: with h garden; ei ga ga
Terms to ntrns st 81 gbo
o8ner r9oGs ieayinr aa Se Wi sell o one Of the most
attractive properties of it's kind in the park :;
large beautiful lot, with trees and shrub
papered and has new furnace coil. hot-water
tank, tubs, etc: dry. light basement; IRE
st cars. on one of the best streets. $500
cash This is one of the best opportunities
buyers will have to get bungalow close in
"' q ~ rooms os' % bedrooms). S6.75O
Another bungalow, close in: in very very
combned living room and dining room ;
IN paved street: house in first-clsss condi-
ton s garage; rooms Easy J, terms. saths s1o5oo
Price reduced from S12,50O for Quick
sale on this new home, on principal street
place and bult-in bookcases: oak floors:
h W h. heat 2nd floor may be used as sep
arate apartment; huilt-in garage. Easy
> rooms. hollow tile. $500.
On principal residential street; 8 rooms,
priced house of substantial construction: :
outside finish stucco. May be bought on
easy terms.
BLAIR.
poTch attic snd bun n
house, with fireplace. hw.h., oak floors
and many built-in features; 6O-foot lot.
SS, ,750; terms.
MANOR PARK.
Broom bungalow with large rooms: all
fireplace: h.-w. heat; oak
floors: convenient to 14th st. cars. 500
"ash
SMALL FARMS.
Beautiful building site Just off Colesville
pike: in front is a large oak grove; back of
that large clear stream, and to the rear
good farm land. Ten acres, more or less,
will he sold for $500 per acre.
Larger tracts. near Norbeck, from 25 to
100 acres; Sl40 per acre up
4s acres. with Groom modern house: new
hot-water heating plant; $12,750.
Office open Sunday.
X. d. LILLE,
Laurel and Carroll AYES. Takoma Park.
END of l4th street 'Takoma" car line)