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   San Antonio Evening News (Newspaper) - April 14, 1922, San Antonio, Texas                                The Daily With the Largest Afternoon Circulation in San Daily Average Paid tion for the Month of 1922 HOME EDITION United International News and Universal Services Cable Dispatches from All Parts of World VOLUME 191. SAN APRIL 14, 1922. PAGES 2 CENTS ln lne and In on u Camps 6c riven From Homes as Floods STREETS OF FOOD Levee Breaks at 25 Quit cie Mississippi sing By United 111., April rising water from floods of the the Illinois River had driven persons from their homes here today and caused a loss of Following the of the levee which protected the the water has continued More than half of the city's population has moved to high the homes under water from one to six feet Constantine of Sufferer With Mysterious Is Seriously RUSSIAN ANSWER TO STRUCTION PROPOSAL IS fl s in maintaining u in city was flowing through the X nt tilts The Hurl inm on ihc rail line been I off and fond is brought in April j nic conference may adjourn i next learned this The answer of George j head nf the t-i the j proposals oC the Allied exports lor the j reconstruction of Russia has been poned until Germany today put t lie j on the road lo one- its j oC submitting prompt brief reply 110- integrally the allied The Herman which was re- j 100 words from nearly liases j reparations must iu i of national Allied experts submitted a plan for n basis for the con- This lias boen considered for This lias boen considered for I April j days by members of the lour sub- at miles north of i financial NEW April of 1 the ataman that last when JIT husband taken to by liis Stun en tried ttt pet another company go his The pearl ra Trillin and platinum watch which Mrs. gave the fur her h us lid's bail wore to Shu Uid not the a until she had trie last of the and had I nil of in 1h- t vein Home Trading Com- was lo have been f before noon reports No re- of loss of life or details have Kvery effort is be- to lifo stock n rid properly to higher Bv Inter national ice April in a fashionably sub- of have been of and ilies are lo Whitp which last reached The lushest level since IK a higher this and rap jr. County and Kastern are daled nnd damage and delay io planting will amount to of street ear tracks In several of the city are under waiT and traffic lias A The and were an opportunity to proposals in The man presented enables the to pet their of Hie important it with relations with still The delegation for an additional 24 in which to submit their counter which are to be hn economic of the of tlic work of the commission agreed Mult the up it could Nation mi com mission arc Two subcommittees i 1. is rising at nil Cairo a of u 2-fcmt and relief parties left ns a basis for until today to aid people in HIP of seizins thousands I and Mississippi nf provisions j Supplies food werp sent in in Col. former of accompanied nfC to An Item tit to but lie had n permit for ing Attorneys for said they ni tier Is PS pen to his EFFORT MADE TO ASSASSINATE SMUTS hoards in flint PINE April Continued on I nrp froni the n nnd five business done nt Gnni most of the iurr Thp Gorman reply said Germany ihe it was considered 1mpossible t Continued on Pape in OBREGON CAVALRYMEN CLASH WITH NEAR TOWN iN VERA CRUZ Former Federal Lieutenant Falls In Rebel Leaders Escape to Documents Seized In Puebla Reveal Revolt Plot By CHARLES MARKS Service OF April Mexican including a former lieutenant in the federal were killed in fight between 100 federal cavalry and a group of near State of according an official report received The rebels came from the bands commanded by Antonio Miguel Aleman and Jose Aleman and Medina escaped into the mountains with 70 of their Con tine of. Greece is seriously il was seized today by violent fits vomit His already been by a mysterious from lie has lor Constantino born August nnd to cess a sister ot the bis in tail tiii e Lo lie been in of the iii first s oud wars ami with ibe un account of bis by to on Juno 11, 1017. If is too throne but lived only n voted to recall from his exile iii Ho re- turned to a fortnight declared tho Turkish to Anatolia and helped BETTER BUSINESS IS SEEN BY UNION WITNESS OF BOARD Search a house in brought to light evidence Hi at a move men t was foot to bine tho various groups into one rebels by surprise and many of did npt havo in mount their The much equipment and their Col. im- by documents ut been brought iu a special car is held at the War showed to be provisional Governor ot the rue hi a the revolution HARDING IN LETTER FAVORS MEN FOR AMERICAN NAVY of April assassinate Jan Smuts of the Uninn Soutli during tho revolt uf strikers od hen an elderly name of Frank Cohen was in n Central dispatch Cohen said his home in rebel that jc IT ns from this wero fired Smuts jin effort In kill OF RADIO TO HOLD SATURDAY in JUDGE ROBERT W. B. TERRELL the exceptions and I demurrers of all in the Health ment suit in the 73d District Court refusing finally reinstate a temporary restraining 23 appointees of Mayor Black from taking Mayor Black's appointees in Mayor Black's established by ordinance March 13. to embrace the City Health Officer and his were- to go to work The 23 men Wednesday refused to true office during final hearing of Commissioner Lambert's injunction tn bo April I K. rif Brotherhood of and Steamship told the states Board In opposing the demands fur a reduction in business he indicated by the iu wholesale prices farm products figures la while clerks had increased 3lli ner ccut since fond ore 12u per cent He for the of of living and presented a report showing that at present a family 01 be at minimum nt health and on less a year KLAN MUST SAYS SAM MASONIC OFFICIAL Coolness and Wilson Is Confirmed Latter 6Message? split ihe embarrassments that such a course have brought during his trying last days in the White SPLIT WILSOX Tk i The and His j t tary Behind Late Dis- i io rhc of affair as loM hr Mr. Wilson's friends j The former President is said to have with some of rho at the White I bis but not in a lion to make a ni time because of the pressure of public fact that his nwn time Two Growing Between Ex- avowal its i time Mr. The nor is or adjudged with co to tile validity of tbp city or any hiit nil fors involved in this and ex- i eluded the of this order I remain in abeyance as if i temporary In junction never hail been subject to further orders us may be by this court in should arise nil of the plaintiffs then and there in open court excepted and cave no- rn the of Civil fir Fourth Judicial District j The was entered nt noon ami Viy The hearing this morning two April Ku Kins should declared P. inspector of In attending Masonic ceremonies the Ku Klux n. reason justified ils the situation which brought about that reason has Cochran in the State of show that disbanding tbe is BAND CONCERT TO BE GIVEN AT POST PIECE OF THREAD SAVES HER Mrs. FJON 27 911 North Pine may die as the result of a midnight brawl which started at Horn Palace Inn last Three others were inches of. Carver's a blunt wielded deadly had crushed the was removed at Robert Green Carver's only hope for recovery lies in a blood trans- fusion physicians The wounded man is a brother Duke city C. A. deputy 707 West Travis was aggravated assault Witnesses told Chief Deputy Sheriff New ton was struct on the head with a other and in the Sheriff's office and probably bo filed ago ins t Tim night en me a a tlic climax uC series of at road houses the city on pll Conditions havo be- rome worse during the last few over before in the history of former now a prohibition have joined and Sheriff's forces an the The of bisc night's was believed to be u woman called who snid to have slapped Carver while at Horn Is reported to havn en- fight nnd friends of Curcer 1 she pice Kdith Mrs. by the that she would not tri pay duty OU UN pieces of from i that the thread the was old not 1C the thread had been new and the won M hare been of recent duty would have boen assessed on TAKEN IN DAYLIGHT HOLDUP April monds ami other valued at more than secured by three just before noon in a holdup of the store of After looting the store cf tlic audits made a getaway and escaped i the crowd of downtown D. April U President Harding today out flatly in favor of a navy of men and against rhe slush 10 ns provided hy the tions in the naval The notion was 17) a letter to of of Uie was kept 11 but advocates plan to }t ns the forces in thy House debate or GOTHAM WATCHMAN ADMITS ASSISTING ROBBERY OF SAFES NEW April night of the Insurance was 1'oiind nnd bound by bandits who in the building of more than -on- fossed to the he had aided ia thp operating in with the iiro far below by The and secured considerably looc from seven MAN WHO SHOT NURSE RELEASED ON BOND THE WEATHER GEORGE K. News Service April Woodrow Wilson's blunt and of delivered I iu York by his pen confirmation today ttv to Inside in for between Mr. and s former Mr. dis- that Mr. Tumulty his nn in lies a two y growing taken up in trying tiie ruad the ff and the -I canic The around the anil the np io the Jast day of son's in the House of. pur the executive offices while Mr. Wilson lay in The hundred are tn have pained a Mr. Tumulty saw very little of tho President during the Just months of the What contact have there was between the sick President 3lis; secretary was bv E Many hy San and J nnd collier night minimum temperature to j I winds i inc T e x a I T on i tr h t j Saturday j a will he the first the to be given by the 17th Infantry Band in the Staff Sam from to G o'clock this master Herman Tvill the The program is ns f elect The Lost of. i of fox A n t o n i o j LONE BANDIT TRIES TO ROB MAIL TRUCK April attempt by a lone bandit to rob a United States truck of. in currency was foUed shortly before today by the of postoffice stationed alons the route which the truck a pistol duel in which a score oC shots whistled the of tbe section of the Conway of St. for- mer charged with the attempted rii ill ihc shout i n at Onny Tuberculosis was re- leased bond lalo Mrs. stilt is rious condition at sauCi She is a nud has two has living at he says has not for six OF STRIKE GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS SAY IT IS TOO SOON FOR STATE officials who with ihe National coal strike little present for nn that will the it an hour's conference with it for tlic to any fort to the while Chairman Nolan of the there little settling the controversy In the soft nl until wore effected In the April Attorney visit to the ot union In mine the than helped strike leaders created by the Attorney treasurer of Hie Mine IN April today signed 1i lor three yearn the use radio for press across the Ocean Spring Is Here Lots of replacing must be If you are an ad reader you can do more and better Act on the information you gain from the store ads m The Evening without Your Evening News has grown up to meet your need and serve FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS. REEVE TO BE HELD TOMORROW condition would aD open split before Mr. Wilson tae his friends said exchange of notes and memoranda It not been for the i cf tbe former and Continued on Two 4 n. m. a. m. t- a. 7 a. ni 11 a. 12 1 2 SO Temperature Apo Today 1 i No. Funeral services will be held rnw afternoon at 4 for j Maud g. 42, 1211 West Magnolia who died .it u local at o'clock last night following a Ions Mrs. ia by her J. P. a C. of and three Forest and JohB Morris of San Interment will be in City Cemetery PISTOL BULLET BRINGS END TO LIFE OF DARKNESS HE florrow of n blind mnn ended lawt with the let from n who rould not see the hills nnd the gardens which pointed in many will no longer brood the over flie Providence prevented him He dead in his late with a bullet wound over lus A revolver with was found near tho body by Albert O. Van chief or who investigated tho The body turned over tn n services have not yet been An will be conducted this forced Mm to leave the was just before A half hour the was re- iu front nt the Southwestern Insane trco other besides Carver and re- In addition to a laceration oE Oppermann received a op the 1-ead from some heavy H. K. Kelly Field was struck ou the but was not seriously Both were treated at the Green Memorial Carl Uavis received lacerations of the While the ivas in an automobile filled with dashed by the scene and notified Joo and n. deputy con- who were waiting behind near the fire station on Soutli Presa Espinosa and New brought tbe i son automobile in j and two were and the Cole speedster in which Op- two soldiers and a woman were to the County Jan. uty Sheriff who was asked to do about ordered all but and one of the young women according to New Carver was taken to the his and was placed in a cell at the County where he i lay a half hour before it was j covered that bis skull was He then was taken back to the failed lo regain consciousness the it is Deputy diaries Peters Clint a deputy sheriff stationed at Ihe Horn ar- rested the 10 Another man said to have been an important figure in the not been arrested at Police and deputy sheriffs were looking for N. Governor April I. an avowed today formally announced bis for rhc nomination for Stales SONG CONTEST EVENING NEWS MEETS APPROVAL Editor Swamped With Queries by Men and Women Who Deisre to Enter Great SAX ANTONIO has more than her beauty and climate lo be proud judging from the way response is being given to the song writing contest launched by the Evening News in conjunction with Majestic It is brim full of Musical the day after the an- of the song writing contest which carries a reward and many songs composed by sons and daughters cf the Alamo City have been Telephone calls to the editor have been full of en- have asked ning would be the stape at the Majestie Theater one or the of the Jf it mattered whether one's were n pen Jf It must be printed by n Jn answer to the query about when Continued on CONDITIONS OF EVENING BIG SONG CONTEST woman or man can Members of com- pany to be Judges of Write words only or and If yon write the words only Hie melody of the victorious will be written by of the Content for women 6 p. m. April 19, ful sonB will be none from tho Majestic the Context for men Thursday April 20. The sons will from Majestic siaco tile following evenine TO Mall uil to In cure of the Evening Bo sure nnd keep a copy of yout none for It will be to return The n box for the ut her The mnn will be n box for the nt which Is FRED HUMMERT The name of Is a for best la Wall Art and 611 East Houston H. L. WAGNER CO. 1'wo convenient Dreg SSS j EDNA I The tat that best accents year I ir Alamo I AND TAXI SERVICE ser Trios CALL p. HALL Karsten for General lar OS J FRED It u Important that yoa bay the best In Wail BIT -x  

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