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Evening star., 1926-04-04
MAN HELD IN SHOOTING.
Woman Seriously Wounded
Youth Accidentally Injured.

Alfred Fountain, colored, 80 years,
is wanted by police of the sixth pre-
cinct fer questioning in connection
with the shooting and serious wound
ing Friday night of Ruth Rustin, col
ored. 20 years, 72 | street northeast
Fountain, a Pullman employe, resided
in the / street house. Police reported
that he shot the woman in the right
side. She was given surgical aid at
Emergency Hospital by Dr. Passa.
laqua.
Howard Jones. colored, 19 years
old, 1921 Twenty ninth street. was
treated at Emergency Hospital last
night for a fracture of the right jaw
bone, after he had been shot acct
dentally. Walter Ashby, colored, 20
wears old "a friend. who also resides
in the TwentN-ninth street house, was
handling Il weapon. when it was dis
charged both declared. Detectives
Sweeney and O'Brien held Ashby for
further investigation. e
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
SAP RAIL EXTENSION
BRIEF FILED WITH
COMMERCE GROUP

AUSTIN, April IA brief in be.
half of the application of the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway for
permission to extend its line into the
Rio Grande Valley, proper has just
been filed with the Interstate Com.
merce Commission, before which body
the matter is pending, by George Is.
Terrell, state commissioner of agricul.
ture.
The brief recites a complete dis.
cussion Of the land in that section
to be trayersed by the railroad which
proposes to extend from point near
Edinburg to Harlingen in Hidalgo
and in Cameron county to the Rio
Grande, a distance in all of about
90 miles.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Breckenridge High Coed
Risked Life to Drag
Friend From River.

. Forsetfulness Of self, willingness to
risk ones life to save that of another
regardless of danger has won national
recognition for Josephine Stricken,
17-year-Old San, Antonio girl. Jose
phine has been awarded the Carnegie
Hero Medal for saving the life of her
friend, Frances E. Albrecht, from
drowning in the Guadalupe river. near
Yoakum, June II, 1922. In addition
to the medal Josephine has been
awarded a $500 scholarship in any
college of her choice as soo.- as she
graduates from Breckenridge High
school.
Josephine was scarcely 10 years of
age when she performed the deed that
won the medal and scholarship. She
was just beginner in the art of swim
ming having taken but few lessons.
Regardless of this, however when the
crisis arose she unhesitatingly plunged
into the waters and rescued her
friend. and her self-sacrifice won rec
ignition from the Carnegie Founda-
ton. But let her tell the story in
her own words
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
MOVES
ON VILLAGE

HONOLULU, April IA great
stream of lava proceeding toward the
sea from the volcano Mauna Loa to-
night was heading directly toward the
native village of Hoopuloa.
All residents of the village tonight
were in flight. carrying with them
such belongings as was possible.
Hoopuloa is in the Kona district
where already a church, several native
homes and thousands of trees have
been destroyed By the lava flow.
The molten flow is expected to
reach the sea late tonight when the
usual grand spectacle of huge clouds
of steam caused by contact of the
red hot lava with the cool ocean
water will take place.
Two flows already have crossed the
belt road and a third lava river is
expected to cross the same road some
time tomorrow.
As the Kona flow advanced 500
feet in width and 20 feet deep at
the crest, spectators who a short time
previously had been chatting togeth-
er. separated according TO the side
Of the island on which they lived.
The two groups waved good bye at
Gch other as the molten flow divided
them.
Speed Of the flow tonight is esti-
mated at one mile per twenty-five
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
BOY SPURNS
0RDER;;NEAR
D { A I H
Failure to Heed Doctors
Advice After Treatment
May Cost Lite.

Failure TO heed the warning Of his
family physician after recovering from
the bite of a rabid dog. may cost Tom
Fowler, 16-year-old San Antonio boy
his life.
He is in the Robert B. Green Hos,
pital unconscious and physicians hold
out little hope for his recovery.
According to his mother. Mrs. c. Fl
Fowler, he became i'll Friday after
noon after he and boy companion
had taken n drink of whiskey.
YOUTH WARNED.
Several months ago. Mrs. Fowler
said. her son was bitten by dog
which later analysis showed, was suf-
fering from rabies.
After treatment by the family ply.
stefan. during which 81 shots OF
anti-toxin were administered, he was
pronounced out of danger. The ply.
stefan, however. the mother said,
warned young Fowler against drink,
ing alcoholic liquor.
Friday afternoon, she said, her sor
came home and complained of feeling
i'll. He admitted, she said, that he
had taken a drink Of whiskey.
Home remedies were administered
but the .,outh grew steadily worse.
RUSHED TO HOSPITAL.
Saturday afternoon his condition
became alarming and he lapsed into
Inconsistencies. A physician was
called and the boy was rushed to the
hospital.
Physicians there said Fowler's i'll
ness undoubtedly was caused by drink.
ing the whiskey after having taken the
anti-toxin serum.
Young Fowler was employed as a
delivery boy for a Josephine street es.
tablishment and was helping TO sup.
port his mother and 10 brothers and
sisters. .....
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18

special trains daily are bringing Texas
people to see the gorgeous extrava.
ganzas which feature the week.
The Fiesta this year, staged BY
thousands of the citizens, will be the
most elaborate ever given, outclassing
any civic undertaking in the world
for color, art and grandeur.
Crash of artillery and crack of rifle
and machine gun fire will alternate
with musical dance numbers in the
spirit of the Argonne," military op.
era. to be presented at Fort Sam
Houston stadium at p. m. Sunday.
BAND CONCERT.
A band concert on Alamo Plaza at
S p. m. Monday will open the weeks
festivities officially. The Pioneers
ball will be held at 0 p. m. Monday
in the municipal auditorium. The
Spirit of the Argonne" will be re
peated at 8 p. m. in the stadium at
Fort Sam Houston.
Tuesday will be marked by the
Tourney Of Roses" by the Texas
Cavaliers at 4 p. m. in San Pedro
Park. The Battle of Flowers fete win
be held at s p. m. in the municipal
auditorium.
Wednesday. the anniversary of the
Battle of San Jacinto. will be OBJ
served by a pilgrimage to the Alamo,
Shrine of +, exas Liberty, at . p. m,
under the auspices of the Texas Cav
alters. 1t was expected that exSecre-
tary Of War john W. Weeks would be
the honor guest of the city on this
date, but he has been unavoidably de-
tanned.
ATER BALLET.
The Fiesta dc San JGcinto parade,
featuring the Queens Of San Antonio :
schools, in legendary pageant, The
Fair God" will b. held at I y. m.
a Mi, .,,..I .... -. -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
DEPUTIES FIND TWO
CARS in 80 MINUTES

As retrievers of stolen and stripped
automobiles, deputy sheriffs are tax
.ng high rank.
Their latest stunt is the recovery Of
two cars within less than 80 minutes.
One ear was discovered in the pas
turc Of A. p. Gembler, back of
Brooks Field. Deputy Sheriff Charles
Peters found it to be the property of
20. A. Stautzenberger, 1912 West Mis-
tletoe avenue.
A few minutes later another car
was found in a pasture one mile ives;
of Terrell Wells. 1t had been com.
pletely stripped. 1t had been stolep
from J. ]. Taylor of the Peden Iron
Works.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Thousands Here for Fiesta
Are Cows Dumb?
Well, This One
Appears So

HILLSBORO, n. H.. April
I..-Fire, said to have been
started by children with MATCHES
in the barn destroyed the build
ings Of Mrs. Carrie Onells,
known as the Bixby place, on the
outskirts OF this village.
Mrs. Onella drove one COW
from the barn and then climbed
through a window to save her
self. Meanwhile the cow ran
back into the blazing barn and
was burned to death. The loss
was about $1,000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
BODY OF AVIATOR
SENT TO AMARILLO

The body of Lieutenant Porter y.
FuGua, Kelly Field student flier who
was killed in an airplane crash west
of Woodlawn Hills Friday morning.
was shipped to Amarillo Saturday
night after military funeral ser4ces
had been coDducted by Chaplain 5. =.
Crosby.
Lieutenant Il. NJ. Barton, class
mate Of Lieutenant FuQua in the mili-
tary academy. accompanied the body.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
RULING REQUESTED
ON MEDICINAL BEER

AUSTIN, April 1.-THE question
as to whether "medicinal beer" can
be legally sold in Texas under the
provisions Of the Dean prohibition law,
was propounded Saturday by Comp,
troller S. II. Terrell TO the attorney
generals department. The Pabsi
Brewing company Of Milwaukee, Wis,
asked the comptroller for a permit -
sell the beer in Texas. and samplr
containing 3.5 per cent alcoholic con
tent was submitted.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
S ARMY OFFICERS
WILL BE ESCORT
TO FORTS DUCHESS

Five officers of the Second Divi-
sion have been named as outriders to
the DUCHESS of Fort Sam Houston in
the Battle of Flowers Parade.
The outriders will be Lieutenant
William L. Richie of the Twelfth
Field Artillery, Lieutenant William l..
Coughlin of the Fifteenth Field Ar
tillery, Lieutenant Willard X. LiebaI
of the First Infantry, Lieutenant 10
seph Il. Burrill of the Twelfth Field
Artillery and Lieutenant David NJ.
Ramsey of the Twentieth Infantry.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
MOTORIST HELD UP
AT POINT OF PISTOL
BY NEGRO WOMAN

While a giant negro woman held a
pistol in his side, L. c. Estes, 21S
Palo Blanco street, was relieved OF
his purse containing $40 when he
stopped to fix the lights of his car
at Laredo and Santa Rosa late Satur
Gay night.
When Estes stopped over to ex.
anime the globes he felt the gun
pressed to his body and heard a sharp
command to stick 'em up"
He was then told to get in his car
and drive straight ahead on pain of
being shot on the spot. The negress
fled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
NEW MOVING LAW
PROMISED BY CITY

New regulations for moving struc.
lures through the streets of the city
are promised by Commissioner Of
Streets Paul Z. Steffler. Abuse ui
the leniency which hitherto has BEEN
the policy Of the department is blamed
for the action.
Commissioner Steffler expects to re
azure applicants to keep at least mn
ialf Of the street open during the time
# moving 4 limit on the time thai
the street may be used also is cx.
prvtrd
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
SON OF ASSESSOR
WITH U. S. ENGINEERS

John F. HUH of San Antonio has
:oue to Milwaukee, Wis, where he has
entered the service of the United
States Engineering department in the
Great Lakes area. He is attached to
the engineering units working on Lake
Michigan.
In letter received Saturday by his
father, Albert V. HUH. Bexar County
lax assessor, he said he ran into snow
md zcro Gather when he arrived in
Milwaukee the first Of the week
lie was in the employ Of the Bcxar
County engineer before having for
Milwaukee.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
PROHIBITION
DIRECTOR TO
RE NJ AIN
At HELM
Secretary of Treasury
Turns Deaf Ear to
Custer Demands.

WASHINGTON, April 17.-Gcner-
al Lincoln c. Andrews. who was made
prohibition Enforcement chief on the
record that he made as head Of the
MIS- in the American expedition
airy forces, will remain as head Of the
governments dry forces-all attacks,
criticism and demands by professional
dry organizations Notwithstanding.
This positive announcement came
from the Treasury tonight, in reply to
the criticism hurled at General An
drews since he frankly told Senate
committee he thought the sale of beer
probably would help the enforcement
situation.
General Andrews is neither liar
nor hypocrite, and he viii be sup
ported" said an official spokesman
for the Treasury.
REMOVAL DEMANDED.
Demand that Andrews be ousted
was met by the statement that the
confidence of Secretary of the Treas
ury Mellon in the dry chiefs ability
has not been shaken.
The uproar which followed An,
drews' beer statement was not takeE
seriously by Mellon.
Andrews is regarded by Mellon as
one Of the best qualified men in the
United States to head prohibition en-
forcement.
Both Mellon and Undersecretary
Winston went over the report of An
drews testimony which has caused q
nationwide storm among the drys.
andrews said just what any SEN
sible man would have said. not de-
string to- be regarded as a liar the
spokesman said. at is obvious that
if beer were legalized it would be
easier to eaforcc the law Any modi.
fication naturally makes enforcement
more simple.
ANDREWS SILENT.
"This does not mean, however, that
Andrews or the Treasury are advo-
eating modification of the Volstead
act.
The law is on the books and it
is up to Congress to say what will
be done about it. In the meantime.
the Treasury and Andrews arc
pledged to enforce the law. And this
is being done to the best of their abil-
ity."
Andrews had little to say regarding
the attack made upon him by the Anti.
Saloon League and other dry organi-
cations.
"As long as the administration is
satisfied ! am not bothered by out
side attacks"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Prosperity Declared
Due to Prohibition

Universal Service staff Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. April l7.-Dc
claring that the great wave of pros,
perity which has swept over the
United States is partly due to prohi.
bition, Professor Irving Fisher, IL,
famous Yale economist, today assert
ed that more than S6,0OO,OOO.00O :;
year is being saved to the people az
a direct result ot the dry law.
STIR witness in the days drive 81
,g,,,,i,,u,,d On pa. III
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
WINS RACE.
And he won.

And he won.
Mrs. Cedric johnson and her fous-
year-old son were bitten by the same
dog that attacked Captain and Mrs.
Garrison. The mother and son were
given treatment at a distant hospital.
The dog which attacked the four.
according to the state bacteriofogist
at Norman, Okla. was suffering FROM
rabies in the most advanced stages.
Captain Garrison. a student officcr
of the field artillery at Fort Sill.
lives in Lawton.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
MARBLE SHOOTERS!
SHINE YOUR TAWS
FOR BIG CONTEST
"Vencha dubs ~
@Knuckle down :"

"vencba dubs :"
]Knuckle down."
-Stick int
watch tn taw!'
Such are a few Of the ordinations
TO be heard in the rear Of the Y. NJ.
C. A. at . a. m. Saturday. April u
At this time the "Y's" city rarblc
championship will be determined.
All boys wishing to enter must die
names with Norman Macleod.
Now, polish up your agates.
A prize will be awarded the winner.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
CELEBRATION
BIGGEST IN
HISTORY
Military Opera at Post
Stadium to Usher
In Week.

Once more the eyes Of the nation
are centered on San Antonio on the
eve Of the Fiesta de San Jacinto,
which starts Sunday night.
Thousands of visitors from all over
the country have arrived here and
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
WOW. MEMORIAL
SERVICES SCHEDULED

Memorial services viii be held a
The W o. W. hospital at 3 80 D. ~,
sunday under thc auspices q ne
Grace English Lutheran church
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Today
News for Scotch.
Not Like Mrs. Eddy.
Weak on Grammar.
Europe's Safety.
BY Arthur Brisbane
-copyrisnt. 1875 By Star Co

JUDGE SLICK Of the United
- State district court, decides that
KIM" spelled with a capital "Ko
is the exclusive property of the Ku
Klux. The "Iudependent Khan of
America is forbidden to use the
sacred word. That will interest the
Scotch.
Why couldn't the Independent
ORDER call itself the Independent
Nalk, . or "Klan" backward, and in
stead of having grand dragons have
minute snails. That would attract
attention.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18

AN EARNEST Christian Scien-
"A tist produces letter alleged to
have been written by the late Mary
Baker Eddy, ordering the dismissal
from the church of Mrs. Augusta f..
Stetson, founder of the First "Sci-
ence" Church in New York City.
Mrs. Stetson says Mrs. Eddy never
wrote the letter and Christian Scien.
fists will hope that Mrs. Stetson is
right.
The letter is very weak in gram
mar. "If the mother church can be
prosecuted for suspending a student,
or even expelling THEM" The al
legged letter also says to "drop Mrs.
Stetson IF it can be done safely"
and "let no one know what l have
written,
Those that knew Mrs. Eddy, a
woman Of strong character and fear
less, cannot imagine her writing Sc
cret letters or giving an order TO "IF
it can be done safely"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18

COON Commander Byrd viii start
- for the Arctic in Fokker fly
in: machine with three engines.
That John d. Rockefeller Jr., Vim
cent Aston and Edsel Ford, have con.
tributed money to this American
flight is encouraging. The one thing
that makes a great fortune useful is
IMAGINATION.
Especial credit to Edsel Ford,
himself a manufacturer Of flying ma
chimes, gladly contributing to help
establish the merit of a rival ma.
chine.
All that Ford and his son want
from the flying machine is the salts
faction Of creating a "fool-proof" air
boat.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
GIRL TELLS STORY.

"A party of girls and boys had gone
swimming early in the morning. After
staying in the water for a while all
Of them got out and began to dress. ]
stayed a while longer practising my
swimming. having just learned a few
trokes. Frances had gone out With
The others. I heard them laughing
rContirned an porc .,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18

CERIoUs rioting in Calcutta the
- other day, Hindus and Moham-
medsns attacking each other, setting
fire to shops. Mobammedans destroy
ed a Hindu temple "desecrating the
idol.' Hindus set fire to a large
Mobammedan mosque.
The British who rule 100000, 900
Asiatics in that part of the world,
only 100000 Englishmen in India
bossing the S0o,OOOy00O, patrol the
streets with machine guns. And at
home in the tight little British is
land, the government smiles. Asiatic
Mohammedans fight Asiatic Hindus,
while the British "Nordics" rule and
collect the taxes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
SERUM
SAVES PAIR
ATTACKED
By DOC
Plane Roars to Earth With
Precious Cargo After
lO00-mile Flight.

When an army plane darted earth
ward with a roar. to land smoothly
at Post Field, near Lawton, Okla,
Saturday afternoon, Lieut.. Glenn L..
Dayasher finished a 1000-mile race
with death-and won. tk-
Guarded carefully in the inner IN
ing of his flying suit was a tiny
packet of antitoxin which will mean
life for Capt. and Mrs. W. McB. Gar
rison, bitten by a mad dog week
ago.
1t had been sent to Lawton from
San Antonio.
Lieutenant Davasher rushed TO the
hospital where the autitoxin was all
ministered to the army captain aud
his wife who had been scanning tbs
skies anxiOusly for the plane since it
departed Friday noon.
ARRIVES IN TINE.
The serum arrived in time to save
the couple, physicians believe.
Lieutenant DayaSher arrived az
Post Field at . o'clock, just a hours
after he had started on his race with
two lives at stake. He was Dispatch
ed to San Antonio for the coveted
serum after a thorough canvass of
Oklahoma hospitals had failed 10
yield a supply.
Arriving in San Antonio late Fri
day, Lieutenant Davasher succeeded
in obtaining the serum. But night
flying under existing conditions was
too hazardous to attempt. so he was
forced to remain overnight.
Saturday morning az dawn he be-
gan his return flight. Although fly
ing conditions were still unfayorable,
he made record time. his Tight
speeded by the knowledge that tw1
lives depended on the tiny package
he bore
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18

I OND0N says fashionable women
- win soon be wearing pantalettcs
again.
They are not beautiful, but their
return would mean a rest for the
eyes. Modern women, old and young,
with legs of all shapes, sizes, thin.
ness and fatness, covered with spider.
web stockings are most depressing.
A change would be welcome.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18

IN that situation lies the safety of
i Europe, face to face with the
rapidly increasing hundreds of mil
lions in Asia. The Asiatics AC-
lively HATE EACH OTHER
while Europe is only half real to
them. This might 20 on forever.
while race and religious hatrcds keep
the Asiatics at war.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
THE WEATHER

San Antonio and vicinity:
Sunday partly cloudy; light TO
moderate soutberly winds.
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First Section of
Local, State and
World NeWS
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ATER BALLET.

The Fiesta dc San JGcinto parade.
featuring the Queens OF San Antonio.s
schools, in legendary pageant, The
Fair God" will b. held at I r. m.
Putnam patriot., 1926-04-09
SALE SUCCESS ASSURED
New Sleeve-Vaive Six Al SI495 Finds
 Favor

No better way of iudeue tha nopu laritY nf new automobile can tr had than that of the approval of and in- tercst shown by the pubic at the varI- ous automobile shows. according tu veteran automobile manufacturers
 This being true the new Willy Knight Six Seventy apparently is destined Co become one of che most popular of the medium priced sixe. within the next few months A every automobile show n when the new sleeve valve six was displayed ths pew ear was the object of the most sincere attention hv those who arr interested in the newer mechanical features and the tendency toward thg hehtEH and more powerful ears
 The new Willy Knight Six Seven tv. Was designed by WIiF Overland engineers to develop more power witb smaller piston disbursement than had been hitherto attained The new car With a Whetlbaserf fi9t, inches and bore of l5 fG inches and a { fs inch stroke has attracted unusual attention in The tive hort months .'nee appearance because af its aexibilifv and ability Co perform uHiar m c#n- dtion=
 ln 25oo mile fest run conducted bv Willys Overland engineers tVgo If these new Seventies averaged aeht- con miles te the gallon of gasoline an tho run. which extended far north infa Canada to obtaW tb ereate9 possible temperature ranee Another instance
 F sE
 was camulatei rorlrtir when A ravc seventy. loaded with fVa nccupaats and a total weight of e2- reuna droV through one ef the worst New ! erb stafe snowstafto aXnarierred in ans from fitt Balls ta BuFaIa f5r an average of 1st. uIes ta Che ral ln The trim was mt3a at n.rht arl fhe 2sS miles VeHe covered in aiEfv and .ae-half hours
 Stitl another eXamnie af Why tha9- sands of interested pr#-neaf@ crowded shout the new sleeve-valve siv af Tho automobile shows k tha Recent drive against time between Cheaea and Sf Louis The distance between thesa tV.o cities. 570 miles. was covered m thIr. teen hours and fifev minutes or an a,- craze of 4i.22 miles per hour. two miles per hour faster than the fastest railroad train between these two points
 During the New Nork automobile show a total of l02 a0a New Workers eagerly crowded into the New York factory branch to see the "seventvi' display. At the New York show or. ders were taken for 59f automobiles. including many of the new Willvs. Knight Six Seventies while Chica. go Cleveland and Eimira reported sales gains over 1925 automobile shows with totals of t96. DO and ias respectively BuHalo reported Ao2 bona ade sales.