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Evening star., 1926-03-14
OPENING GAME TICKETS
GO ON SALE THURSDAY

Tickets for the opening game Of
the season between the Nationals
and Athletics at Clark Griffitl,
Stadium will go on sale af the ball
park ueAt Thursday morning ut 10
o'clock.
Holders of reservations may call
at the club Offices, Seventh street
and Florida avenue, ut any time
thereafter, or may remit checks
and have the p3steboards mailed
to them.
RESERVATIONS in the srandstand
ire 81, except for the first five rows,
which are St.25 apiece. Box seats
are 81. so each.
Evening star., 1926-03-14
OKLAHOMA AGGlES WIN
HONCRS AT WRESTLING

SALTWATER Okla. March IS
CPl.-The Oklahoma -1ggies and. the
Iowa State College emerged with first
ard second honors, rcspcctiIe ely, in
the third annual wrestling tourna-
,nert of the Missouri Valley Confer.
cncc. The Oii1 huina ASgics Won five
championships and placed second in
Ill eight events.
Evening star., 1926-03-14
RUGBY MATCHES TAKEN
BY ENGLAND AND WALES

GLASGOW, March IS R.--ErG
land won the annual interleaguc
match with Scotland today, ; to 0. OF
this series. begun in 1892. England
won Is. Scotland Z, while six have
boen drawn.
SWANSEA, Wales. March j. tdN.--
Wales defeated Ireland in their an
nual rugby foot ball match today, II
to S. Wales now has won IS of these
annual matches. Ireland has won IL
ana cEe match has been drawn.
Evening star., 1926-03-14

registering it. Burrus opened the
eighth with a triple and was singled
home by Riconda. Wilson sacrificed,
then followed Bancrofts one-baser,
Gihson's two bag gger. Cooney's single,
Myers tumble of Gautreaus ground. :.
G., Estrada $ third hit of the game.
% single, and Browns sacrifice fly.
Burrus, UP for the second tirne. in
the Scssion, ended it with a. Xhiff..
Eiconda's $ triple at the outset of the
ninth and Wilson's $ sacrifice fly netted
the run Oft Thomas.
Then the Nationals came TO life
McNcely, batting for Thomas, made
fret when his drive was nanhandled
by Riconda. Tobin's single put Earl
OF third. from where he tailed when
Eucky Harris hit for q base. Rice
flied to Brown and GoSlin famed Wig.
orously, but Moon Harris knocked in
two runs with q lusty double to left
Bluege's strikeout ended hostilities.
Evening star., 1926-03-14
ABSORBED IN BASE BALL,
LANDS FOREGOES FISHING

TAMPA, Fla, March IL CP).-
Spring training and exhibition
games have divorced Commissioner
kenesaw Mountain Landis from
, his rod
He declined to accompany Con-
ME Mack OIL fishing trip at Fort
Myers today, with the assertion
that his mind was OH base ball
alone.
Commissioner Landis is visiting
the Philadelphia Athletics camp at
Fort Myers, after hay ing iool,cd in
IN N other big league toups,
Evening star., 1926-03-14
Nationals General Conditioning Smashe
WERNER OF ILLINOIS SETS
RECORD In BIG TEN GAMES
Clips OFF Tenth of Second in Beating Guthrie Of
Ohio State in Great Racc-Numbcr of Marks
for Conference Meet Bcitcred
Gy the AesocIated Press

4
~H1CAGO March Chick Werner Illinois. and Phn Guthrie
Ohio who dead heat in 75-yard urdcs
relays settled
the Western Conference when the Illinois athlete beat Guthrie
the high hurdle establishing world indoor
record Of OO7 $40
The Of 007 SIS b. the
Newark (N - A. New York
month.
The Buckeye hurdle Olympic athlete close the
heels the cctfoo Werner Both took the first hurdle inu
ghy the tront he Aidened this adv tc final
Evening star., 1926-03-14
ST. lOSEPH'S QUINT
WINS PENN TOURNEY
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, March 15-St.
Johns Manlius basket ball team of
Manlius, n. Y. today won the pre-
paratory school division basket ball
championship by defeating Wenonall,
\. j., Military Academy, So to 25. in
the final round Of tho annual inter
scholastic tournament conducted by
the University of Pennsylvania
St. Joseph's High, Philadelphia won
the high school division championship
by defeating Allentown, Pa, High, So
to 90.
st. Joseph's is the team that idefeat-
ed Eastern High in the senli.finals
after the Washington quint had elinl-
mated Waite High, the fayorite, In one
of the earlier rounds.
Evening star., 1926-03-14

late last year, are not Of the biS league
calher yet.
Manager Harris has not had to got
all of these fellows into games to Dc.
ternine their worth. lie and his
coaches have looked them over care
fully in the daily drills and the capa
bilitieS OF the youngsters have heeu
gagged to the fullest extent, II is un-
likely that any of the half dozen men
toned will get as far as Washington
with the Nationals.
If Alfonso Lopez. Cuban catcher,
who has been assisting iii the condi.
tioning of the Mats pitchers. is to be
signed Clark Griffith & Co. probably
will have to give the Tampa club of
the Florida State League u neat bun
die of kale. II seems that the local
outfit values highly the services OF the
receiver. President Griffith claims he
has made no direct offer for Lopez,
although he and Manager Harris con
slider the Cuban u good prospect,
Evening star., 1926-03-14
MISSOURI VALLEY
MEET GOES TO IOWA
BY the Aesociated Press.

By the Aesocisted Press
MISSOURI VALLEY TRACK. Iowa
March 13.-1owa won the Missouri
Valley indoor track and field cham.
pionshipS here today with 36s. pctnts
Kansas State was second with 49,,
Missouri University was third, kansas
University fourth.
Locke of Nebraska tied two iudooy'
conference records. IN the 5o-ysrd
dash he hit the tape in and 40
seconds. tying his own mark. and In
the 50-yard low hurdles tied the mari;
of seconds fat
Ed Weir, all-American foot ball
tackle ran him IL close second in the
latter event
Evening star., 1926-03-14
SCHACHT HURLS ROCKIES
TO WIN OVER FLORIDA u,

TAMPA. Fla, March 13--With Al
Schacht, coach and comedian,
starrinS as pitcher and batter, the
National recruits this morning de-
feated the University Of Florida base
ball team, ) to =. in d seven.inning
game. Scnacht toiled on the mound
through five innings, holding the
Gators to five hits, and in the third
round drove in the run that proved
necessary fol- victory Arthur
Humphreys. who followed Schacht
on the. hill was wild. He walked
five batters. and was relieved by Ray
Joyce. who finished the game. Score:
RHE
i lorlda .t,.,... 0 o o 0--2 6 0
Batteries--A. Sehaeht. Humphreys, Joyce
aud Tate. Lopez; Porter. Boney and Sara
Evening star., 1926-03-14
CRIFFS NOW ARE FACING
BUSY EXHIBITION PERIOD
Manager Harris Depending Practice Contests TO
Put Players on Edge--First of Ten Games
With the Giants Set for Next Saturday.
By JOHN q. KELLER.

AMPA conditioning work practically
ready that the.
that does than anything else to fit them
big playing almost uninterrupted string
exhibition
enable the
of whom be but
championship
Pilot diamond be-
ball
in basc ball games by
During the coming League chmpons due
through April show their Clark
,rif1tb in Waslln
Evening star., 1926-03-14
HURDLE MARK BROKEN
BY COAST SCH00LB0Y

PASADENA. Calf. March 13 (P,
The world interscholastic record
Of IL 40 seconds for the 1"0-ysrd
high hurdles was unofficialIy bet
tered during q dual meet here.
Jeddy Welsh, Pasadena High
School hurdler, cleared The sticks
i'm Is $40 seconds.
Evening star., 1926-03-14
MCNAMARA A.GEORGETTl
WIN 6.DAY BIKE RACE

New York, March Is if>.-Ressie
Mcnamara, rugged veteran from
Newark, \. j., and Franco Georgetti.
youthful sprinter from Italy, won the
six-day bicycle race. which ended to,
night in Madison Square Garden, by
Two LAM
Evening star., 1926-03-14
-A
RACE MEET ADVANCED.

Ell PASO. Tex. March 13.-patc
for opening the Juarcz race meet has
been advanced from April - to April
II, I. J., ,Igildenbrandt. manager of the
Juare1 Jockey Club annculccJ to-day.
Thc meet viii last 80 days
Evening star., 1926-03-14

.Arcbdearon batted for Ferguson In third
+SeIs batted for HeaFn In seventh.
!:yeanes batted for Lyle In sixth.
sMcNeely batted for Thomas Tn ninth.
Two-base hits-Burrus. Goslin. Estrada,
Rice. Neis. Gibson, j. Harris. Tbree-base
hits-Burrus: Riconda: stolen bases-Ri.
fG"an Gs.lis %san Gs,D ssvefsd Srcsn Rice
Double Dlay--Gautreau to Burrus. Left on
bases-Rrayes. 8: Nationals. 9. BASES on
hails--Of Lyle. 3: OF, WertZ, g; of Hearn.
3. Hts-OG Ferguson. . in 3; OF Wertz.
" in 3: off Lyle. I in Z; off Hearn. :. in 3;
OF Marberry, 8 in 2; off Thomas, mono In l..
Hit by pitched halI-By Hearn lBluegel. =.
struck out-By Ferguson. !: BY, Wer:s, =;
by Lyle. I: by Marberry, l. Wild pitch
Hearn. Winning pitcher---Cooney. Losing
pitcher-Marberry. Umpifes-Messrs. Me-
GOMan and Wilson.
Evening star., 1926-03-14
WOMAN BOWLER DIES.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March Is AN.
Mrs. Goldie Greenwald, 50 years
old, only woman bowler in Cleveland
20 roll a. perfect score iii a match
some, died today of scarlet fever.
She had becn II i days.
Evening star., 1926-03-14
RICHARDS-HUNTER SCORE.

PALM BEACH, March Is [P).--vin-
cent Richards and Francis T, Hunter.
Olympic doubles champions, won the
mems doubles championship of Florida
today. defeating Manuel Alfonso and
S. Howard Eoshell, IS, Us. 81,
6--3.
Evening star., 1926-03-14
FOUR TIE FOR TITLE.

MINNEAPOLIS. March 13.--IoNa
went into our-Cornered lie with
Purdue. Indiana and Michigan for
the Western Conference basket hall
title by defeat ting Minnesota tonight,
II to 10.
Evening star., 1926-03-14

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, March IS
A0. Penn State wrestiers defeated
Evening star., 1926-03-14

Bullet Joe" Is expected to round
out the champions top quartet of
twirlers, which has johnson, Coveles,
lie and Ruether as hold.over members.
and Johnny is slated to fit in with
Goslin and Rice as the regular garden
trio in the struggle for third straight
Washington pennant this year.
The Washington times., 1926-03-12
Mems Cotton Pajamds, Sl.29

your clothes Sprngsuppy
needs well These Paamas well made all perfect
slpoyer modes-some trimmed with silk frog fasteners.
The Washington times., 1926-03-12
Sold Exclusively BY The Hecht Co.

Don't wait until you HAVE tire trouble Protect yourself
against by using Delion Cord Tires The flat tread
eliminates and makes for comfortable rid
ing Open charge and buy your tires tomorrow
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17
TO. ECONOMIC
AND INVEST
PLAN AHEAD
Prepare for Future by
Saving in B. & L.
Association.
By HERBERT ]. HAYES
Secretary Security Building and Loan
ASSocinfinn


Association.
I'm going to get me new suit
of clothes this fall, and then I'm 60
ing to wait until spring and buy an
overcoat at their clearance sales. I've
about decided TO buy me a blue serge
suit. i believe i like them better
than some of the other goods.
Next summer we're going TO Vel
lowstone for our vacation. We've
wanted TO go there for a long time,
but felt that we should go back East
TO visit my wife's folks this summer.
We've been planning that Eastern
trip for long time
Yes, i know what I'm going TO
get my wife for Christmas this year.
She's been wanting q gold bar pin
for a long long time. I'm going TO
see that she gets one this year.
ECONOMIZE, INVEST.
I'm going to paint my house next
spring. I've been thinking about it
all right. / planned for a time to
do 1t this fall, but / believe that !
would rather wait and have my house
looking nice this spring and sum
mer.
"We're going to buy a new car
just as soon as the new models come
out" This resume of good inten-
fions published in the Retail Lumber
man strikes US as a very typical of
the average man and woman. These
are all worthy causes and are all ne
cessary, or most of them, at least, for
the comfort and happiness of a ma
jority of families.
But how many of us realize when
we are planning these things that
there should also be another good
intention" namely, TO begin TO
economic and invest a certain amount
of money regularly where ii will bring
us a good rate of interest in order
that we may be financially able TO
enjoy the trip next summer, to paint
the house next spring, or to buy the
new car when the new model comes
in.
PLAN AHEAD.
1t is largely a habit that we have
got into of making our plans to spend
ahead of time but waiting until the
time arrives before making necessary
provisions for the money. II is a very
disagreeable habit, too: or perhaps we
had better say the results are very
disagreeable.
There is a great deal to be said
in favor of planning ahead for the
enjoyments of life, for the joys Of
contemplation are often greater than
the Joys Of possession But we should
see to it that our plans do not turn
out TO be mere bubbles, or air
castles through our failures to pre-
pare ahead Of time to have the means
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17
TITLE TO PROPERTY
VITAL PART OF DEAL

One must be certain hiatt the title
to a piece of property is goou. The
validity of a title may be insured by
a guarantee company. or its soundness
assured by an abstract company or a
competent lawyer. In obtaining a loan
a bank will insist on some such evil
dence that the title is good. Some
banks and building and loan asso-
Citations include a title search in the
transaction. The buyer should salts
fly himself that the boundaries and
corners of the lot are legally as rep
resented TO him.
In connection with the title it is
well to note whether there are any
easements which might, for instance.
grant a right Of way TO a neighbor,
or allow a telephone company to place
its poles upon or near the lot, or
water company the right to run its
mains across the property.
Sometimes the title to the house is
taken out in the name Of both husband
and wife.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17
|NSTALLMENT PLANS
SAVE AND BUY MONEY

an the Mutual you can buy money
on the installment plan," says A. L,
Moon, president-manager of the Mu-
tual Deposit and Loan Association,
of San Antonio. For instance, q
person can buy $1,000 cash by paying
So each month on the purchase and
the interest earned from the S. will
help pay for it.
I'VE have always paid z per cent
compounded each January and July
so that only $3.50 would need be paid
for $1,000; because $3.50 will have been
added to the money in earnings"
Mr.. Moon states that it is the prin-
ciple of a high rate of interest COM
pounded that does the trick. He
states that the principle of this as
ISOLATION is the serving Of people of
average means through a system en-
abling them to get a high rate of re-
turn with the samN degree Of safety
as those of large means receive.
I'VE pay z per cent because the
state law under which we are incor-
porated, requires us to prorate our net
earnings to our members" he said.
And since we have always earned bet
bet than Z per cenc and the expert
ence of building and loan associations
all over the United States, covering a
period of "a years, together with our
enables us TO compute our
probabl earnings with a fair degree
of accuracy"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17
TIME IS SAVED
IN BANKING
BY MAIL
Rural Residents and Small
Town Folks Find 1t
Helpful.

Banking by mail has developed tre-
mendously in recent years.
CITY business men find the practice
highly valuable as means of con-
serving time, says a San Antonio
banker.
It serves to give residents of the
suburbs, rural sections and smaller
communities the benefit of the COM
plete facilities of modern banks for
the transaction Of their financial af-
fairs. he stated.
"Of course. the principle of bank
ing by mail is as old as postofficcs
and banks themselves" he declared.
There is nothing new or untried
about the idea. Banks have always
transacted a large volume of their
business by mail-between cities and
between countries.
Business men regularly employ the
mail in their transactions with other
business houses. Many large enter
prises, finding the banking facilities
in their local communities inadequate
maintain the banking relations with
financial institution in the nearest
large city.
This banker said that many people
believe banking by mail is q compli-
Gated matter.
He declares. however. that this
method is simple, convenient and an
important time saver. Measured
against the time and expense of 60
ing to the bank in person, the post
age cost represents a real economy.
There is no traffic congestion in the
mails, nor does person run the
chance of being delayed by occasional
"line ups" at tellers windows.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17
SAYINGS OPEN
BUSINESS FIELD
TO REAL WORKER

Cultivating the saving habit, which
is way of saying mastering the art
of saving" has two distinct advant'
ages:
1t constantly increases ones world
ly possessions and provides his work
ing capital. Also, it sobers his mind,
sharpens his wits, steadies his aims
and prepare him for his place in the
world.
Saving is a means to 10000 ends.
The realization Of almost every per-
sonal ambition depends upon the
amount of money one has saved and
upon the habits which control his ac-
tons. Is it not well worth while.
then. to assiduously cultivate the
habit Of saving?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17
MAN HAS PROPER
PRIDE IN. SAVING
Proud moments in a mans life:

Proud moments in a mans life:
When he saves his first 500.
When he has accumulated enough to
buy home.
When he is able to head his own
business.
When he has the money ready to
send his. boys or girls TO college.
When he is ready TO retire with
enough to be independent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17
HOUSEWIVES FIND
BANKS ARE HELPFUL

Social leadership implies executive
ability and executive ability includes
wise management and, thrift. Most
housewives are exceedingly wise in the
handling of money. For this reason
San Antonio banking institutions are
anxious to cooperate with and serve
them.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17
BUDCETINC WILL PROVIDE
FOR ALL NECESSITIES

"a penny saved is a penny earned,
declared Benjamin Franklin, whose
birthday the whole United States cele-
brates in National Thrift Week. 1t
takes common sense in spending to
save that penny. If you spend blind
", reaching into your pocket as long
as the money holds out, there will
never be a spare penny. Instead,
you will wonder where the money for
necessary expenses is to come from.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17
Make Every Week Thrift Week"

Small amounts, put aside
regularly soon mount to
amazing figures, when your
dollars are made to work for
you through the B. & L. Plan.
That is the real meaning of
thrift - to spend wisely, that
you may save regularly. The
next step is to make the money
thus saved 60 to work for
YOU-and that leads you log
ically to the San Antonio
Building and Loan Association.
Money deposited here earns
go compounded semi-annual.
ly. And that money is safe.
A record of nearly one hun
dred years in this country has
demonstrated conclusively that
the building and loan associa-
ton system combines the
three elements of safety, profit
and liquidity in the highest de-
gree.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17

Plan your spending. Keep books
on yourself. Then chart out your
expenses and find out what it takes
on, says the Central Trust company.
Separate your needs, allot certain
sum to each and stay within that
sum. This is called budgeting. 1t
will keep you from spending money
on things you don't need and find
out, too late, that there isn't enough
left to buy the things you have to
have.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17
BUILDING AND LOANS
SAVE SYSTEMATICALLY

Building and loan associations of
San Antonio offer ideal plans for
saving money systematically. In a
building and loan association your
dollars will earn the maximum rate
consistent with absolute safety.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17

to possess these brain children" when
the time comes. Otherwise we may
become so discouraged as TO lose all
interest in the beautiful things OF
life and fall into ways Of pessimism,
worry, and dissatisfaction of the worst
sort.
HAVE A PURPOSE.
Have n purpose; plan ahead for
things Of benefit and enjoyment. But
don't fail at the same time to plan
TO save and invest in order that you
may not cheat yourself out of the
happiness which you have planned.
The above article was copied from
the American Building Association
News and is reproduced here for the
reason that so many of us have "in-
tended" to start saving tomorrow or
next month, but still the days roll by
and we have nothing to show but
good intentions" and very little else.
There is no better way than to in
vest a certain amount of money
regularly in a good building and loan
association.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

ROBERT d. BARCLAY, Vice Pres.
(Vicc President Natl Bank OF
Commerce)
W. W. McALLISTER
Secretary-Trcasurer
(San Antonio Inllding and Loa,
Association)
p. II. swEARINGEN
Attorney
HARRY II. ROGERS
(Capitallst)
ERNEST STEvEs
president Alamo National Banb
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OUR RECORD

FRANZ c. GRoos. President
president Groos National aBnk)
GERALD z. MELLIFF.
Vice President
president Meliff-McAlllster
Lumber Company
GEORGE T. ALLENSWORTH
president Allensworth-C arnahan
Company
WALLACE ROGERS
(Rogers-Hill Company
y. n. KING
(Klng Furniture Company
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-09
-FOUR MILLIONS
MENACED TODAY
BY PROHIBITION"
Labor Leader So Testi-
fies Before Beer Com
mittee This Morning.
BY PAUL p. MALLON
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, April 9. - The
he9lth Of four million working men
is mrnaccd by prohibition, William
:. Roberts Of the American Fedora
tion Of Labor told the senate prohi-
hition Investigating committee to-
day presenting labor : plea for beer
md light wines,
The man who is laboring by the
sweat of his brow is drinking delct-
crous spirits which affect his life
and health. Roberts said after an
pouncirg himself as pc:Sonal repre-
sentative of President William
Green of the federation.
Good beer and light wines would
hc beneficial, Roberts argucd.
Roberts outlined 10000 mile
tlip across the country which he
took with the late Samuel Comp
ClS.
Liquor Everywhere
Everywhere there was plenty of
distilled liquor, but seldom real
tccr' he said. 1--WE found homes
of the people had been turned into
hlcWericS and distillcricS turning ont
Continued on page three
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-09
FRENCH CABINET
ACCEPTS MALVEY'S
RESIGNATION
His Enemies Claim He
Was Never Cleared of
Treason Charges.
ny UnIted Press Leased Wire

PARIS, April 9.-Thc cabinet to
dav accepted the resignation of
Louis Malvv, minister of the inter
ior.
Jean Durand, minister of agricul-
turc. was named by Premier BRAND
10 succeed Malvv.
Malvy's presence in the BRAND
ministry formed following the de
feat of the BRAND government ON
March Il, aroused tremendous on
position among right deputies, who
charged that he had never been
cleared Of war time charges of
treason for which he was onr'
cXilcd. During debate in the cham
Der following the League of Nations
meeting at Geneva, Il scorching at
tack was launched at Malvy. He
sought to reply but could hardly
speak for emotion. \ few minutes
later he collapsed and he has not
appeared in the chamber since.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-09
Bic Motor Stage
Merger Effected

SAN FRANCISCO, April q
A series of mergers involving s.
100000 in equipment have been ct1
fcctcd by three of the largest motor
stage companies in California, ac-
cording TO announcement by Arthur
II. Samish, secretary manager of the
Motor Carriers Association Of Cali
fOrnia.
The companies concerned are the
California Transit company with
headquarters in Oakland; the Motor
Transit company, Los Angeles and
the Pickwick Stages system, each of
which has bought from one to two
stage system with view to climi-
mating comptition, with its resulting
duplication Of service, and with the
prospect of reducing passenger rates.
Stage services involved in the merg-
crs cover parts of southern and cen
trail California, and the coast route
through the Sacramento Valley to
Portland.