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   San Antonio Evening News (Newspaper) - July 25, 1922, San Antonio, Texas                                Average Paid For of 1922 United International hews and Universal Services Cable Dispatches from All of World VOLUME 278. SAN JULY 25, 1922.-TWELVE PAGES 2 CENTS In on 0 Compii WILD PARTIES MAKE NIGHTMARE OUT OF GIRL BRIDE'S HONEYMOON Troops Probably Replace On Strike Lincoln Informs Phillip Marcx and Mrs. Marcx to Appear After Election Raid Which Netted Finding of Girls and Young Men at Fratt Hall on Austin proceedings against Phillip Marcx and Mrs. Phillip v owners of a dance hall at Fratt Station on the Austin Road nine miles from the were instituted in 37th District Court today H. c Assistant District Special Walling issued a notice citing thi defendants r 10 o'clock Saturday to show cause why they should not contempt for alleged violation of an injunction against the j issued July 8-at the request of District Hy Jaiy error Neff will a this his en trie request of the eral that the Texas tional fee called cut to the io protect railroad shcp at there that State ho f n ro the which i have iwx at that place are under to operate the dance hall which otherwise would have closed In- i serving notice of the prohibition aided by Chief of rolice Van 1'entity Peters and Captain street and Louis raided the place Saturday orgies of an aftermath of tlie Saturday found their in bursts of wild shouting and drunken that The claimed to have located the haunt of the of the under- at the hottles flew threw the air ns word around rhe floor thai arrests beans and were half to the Party was over for the 1 o'clock The raid made on of persons living in vicinity ot one i the of the raiding party 10 the revelers lying down their property when they became I A the was raided liy i Hit but wu arrests were maile been use said he was by a of engaged in a for tight near ihe doors of Hie WINS BY 41 VOTES IN SEE-SAW j RACE OVER NORDHAUS FOR j Antonio from waited on Attorney today to that they -are of to the in the war on S. is president of tlie Mrs 1-'. first vice Koss viee Mrs. third rife vice Mrs. Louis 11. T. Hull was nominated in H for the ture instead of was the announcement at the County Clerk's office at noon HuH pre- had been announced as then a cheek showed ahead with three The total vote as compiled by clerks gives Hull and 7.M4, n difference of only 41 votes There were Bexar Comity Only part oT the races had been com- piled or Affer by the official rechecking of lots will be made by the County Com- missioners Court probably late this or next and Love in Where Kansas Governor Cites Supreme Court Decision in Uph olding Under trial Law of By United July Henry Allen and William Allen treated Emporia to a display of their and love Patting each other on the they arm in arm about campus of the State Normal School here forgetting their troubles of last wtek which resulted in the arrest of White en of his for sympathy Operators liners Plan fo Settle IreaS MRS. EDNA AKIE east in July and ro- manee makes a drink too for domestic That in the nl JIrs lien less than six months of married She married a young about the Crown In Now sin's him make me go out on wild parties witli Mrs. con- he took me of- tlie worst he beat hut always would promise to in forgive Mm. treated me WORKER SANTA FE TRAIN FIRED IS By International News Service party of men rushed the esat wing of the Chicago Alton shops carried off Joe a and t plied and was found some time after the attack in a serious condition anu was taken hospital in Kansas bv United States The Executive came to make Ihe principal address at and May at the normal school and was in- by Throughout his speech lie referred to as his i the political j pals met in the office President T W. Alleu and William were and White looked at each other sheepishly and then with old-time White introduced the Governor as put the best brain and best the solution of the In- turmoil jti this friend Mr. Allen I compare with uf my conduct toward you the lasl and the Governor broke off hearty put him in the class of a self- Allen ring to trouble should arise in White will be a brigadier In the posse out to protect Jaw and ruder 1 know he is not would not hurt a ONLY AT only time White is gerous is lie sits before a double' action typewriter at a like this and writes of his emo- he posted the sympathy card Lill was not violating the proprieties of but he was as oi in the lo break down tlie 1'epnty efforts trains Til thus he the most in that movement ernor William Stephens f faith so many people luci and his Wei and I would on his arrival here today to make full investigation oC reports ut ami arrest him nardino that a Santa lie is Jeader I anything h train was fired upon bv striking a compliment to as inal Court here on charges of The figures compiled I i to the Labor Allen the request his And he and but when heartaches and If take a lesson Santa Fe and local At that For en on evtn sneaking following an it was the stand that the local in Its ease against liam Allen White for all Tinted States authorities D. July A National emergency exists in territory east of the Mississippi River because of the rail and coal Interstate Commerce declared The commission took this ex- action in accordance with the provisions of the Cummins law and vested itself with powers equaling those in force during war time to prevent and to control distribution and other commission ordered that each should give preference to each ot ties food forgive coke and fuel The commission also ordered that 4.. priority lie given of empty cars intended for tion of these designated cars were also given by the priority commission order and it was directed that coal miners be furnished with open top ears suitable for trans- of Tho commission also ordered nn em- bargo on all coal consignments in of top oars in 24 hours placement to the movement of The directed that no coal cars should be used hy any road for any other pose than the loading and so long as is any for By T. J. KOLBERT United Press Staff D. July BACKS nr ere e is 'the mothers must harder and harder or their spring will soon so inn T iln bite n many have been mistreated after they hare wilh a in with yon to thp -y in the and a tin j i Iii WHEN EMERGENCY DECLARED CONTRACTS FOR COAL ARE VOID n. for purchase and i of coal will be I Commission declares an I in exist and begins the issuance i was stated I Commerce For For j 33.22S. For 7.m4: For Will Take Place In Koehler Park Tomorrow for Best Box Lunch Is Offered Government's i n to have lost running the j and TATE election O changed si nre nor has been by Slates Senator arc y. is 1o for In nnO Treasurer nf 1'ir'n- between airl Allison for Com- fnr OL l of Smith for nnd for Land in District tnn in the 17fh By MARY THE first picnic for the benefit of the Milk and Ice Fund will be staged by Rudy Wildenstein in Koehler Park evening at and promises to fae a very it is to be a box lunch affair with the boxes which should contain lunch for two auctioned as an entertainment feature to say nothing of a J. Pulliam will act as according to who is assisting her 11-year-old boy in every way possible in the plan to help San Antonio's little A prize for the best looking box will be prize is to be a photograph of the to be made and donated by Smith's i .I it M would cope with any situation A plea of San joaquin Valley fruit growers awaited the ar- In which the was made that if prompt steps nre not to end the the fruit growers of I that section face a loss nf millions to the loss to j San Francisco in i 2.1 Tones I employe of tlie Pacific ear was taken from his automobile by men and severely beaten here this according to reports to reported that he going work his automobile a man asked him for a After they had a ways the stranger forced him to run the enr into the Jones There several men Joined them e of the Governor President Harding has failed I in another attempt to settle the it was revealed at the White House after the his first submitted to factions still another for solution of the present troublesome conditions mining The second proposal was said to have been received by the but rejected by the miners as Indications at file White Mouse day were that the President and his a speech before and his summer school of the of n had decided OI Ot poria bore down 1 issues the i taking such in drastic action in immediate future j as seizure and operation I of the CITY DECISION Ol out the Supreme to his ihe ernor quoted Crom the decision in a ease brought against a Socialise of the press may protect criticism and agitation fur the cation or repeal of but it does not to the of him who counsels and encourages file lation of the law as jf The Constitution was adopted to While the Cabinet was in session re- ports were current the Interstate Commerce Commission later would declare a National and thus bring into play its vast power to control the distribution and prices nf S. POWER BE Kvery power at the command of the o e will be exerted t0 insure and he was moonshine led high of fix women the were maile Cari ired I. is who after Hint the f ninde by with a party of revealed the man ruled over a band of 73 The entire county is said to be under autocratic rule of the alle hail known of the the band but no effort to stop them because of my wife was only one of tour other young women who had been held captive ror long periods of time searching party was driven out at the pont of guns If you have any inclination lo get into the open to eat your evening why go to this and enjoy j the beautiful Fix up one of those famous lunches and take the whole ily along and get Into picnic and help along the Milk and Ice Make up parties oC young everybody and turn for the sake of the little sick children who live un- happy A donation of to the and CONTRIBUTIONS 31 Aaron S Total I an equitable distribution of fuel it 100.83 when they came would i 11MJ ot merely laughed us we face was haggard from believed nt first that Anna Mae run to commit suicide I Jile j s-n that wp It Christian j After arriving in Lawrence i Bennett they learned the have information fo throw the entire state of Kentucky into civil he continued 7 can not tell it all 10 the I. cy to ihe details of the death of his received by from Son Antonio nnd and Wednesday r 1 n n d y to It night nnd partly a group of Mexican children at 1313 represents a This given in the I name of the needy will go a I long way Ti w irk The fortunate have so much toward helping e ev wou o to the picture show and sometimes mother brought them Every so h Temperatures 12midniglit---- 7S 1 a. 7ij a. 7n on Fate 74 in. 73. n a. Ha. 7 a. 74' 11 a. I p. p. Affo Hie There one little boy that the writer all the children is a ple and walks with Of all of you like to read or hear about Tiny the little crippled bov that I Charles Dickens tells us about in the Christmas Bnt during the hot j slimmer months when we have our j lions and are thinking mostly of where i to go to have a good it is easy to our little boys and that cannot get out and His name is Georgie and he Is braver flian the soldier you ever Ho has lots of work to His m father riled during the World War when children give up Soon he no longer could r ba lo One day found he could not That day his mother brought a pair of little But didn't stop working ami he leren known just how much stinging pain he He never complains and when the pain be- comes so great that his face is pinched ami he is a real little tie has many friends and he hay n good friend who ls a doctor that is ADDITIONAL RETURNS WILL NO DOUBT INCREASE HIS f returns tabulated early today continued to give John H Fort Worth Port Arthur Corpus ChristI Beaumont the flu epidemic was so bad in San An- leaving bis mother with four the only a few weeks the little i studied so hard to make him well some day he lie sent a to nil of them m .no to the it ml sick in Pan Some day is to otit show or for A complete line of wmi Pont SM Stains FRED the high coat of the funds gave out so the mother had to leave her little ones at home all day long. She depended on to look after the house to see that Sis brother and i Milk and Ice when Tie gets anil he can stand on his feet and have to depend on rhe hard crutches Cunningham a lead over in the race for the Democratic nomination for Congress plurality Is votes accounted and only the vote of Karnes Aransas Counties and eight boxes from County it is known that ho received a of votes in Aransas from Karnes that Cunningham carried the and it is believed that tho missing boxes from Wilson ty his plurality The tabulation to county Kendall San Wilson Charles lira ley sinking 75 miles northwest of All hamla still on board at this bnt Pre- paring tu abandon ship at the first message of the The next message was minutes later and received still By Press 311T July 2 Leaving shrouded hi the cause of the sinking of Charles 73 miles northwest wireless communication be- tween the doomed ship and the 1'ort Arthur naval radio station ceased tin's affair morning at when Sar out if sage by the failing radio Taking to the the end set aboard the vessel told the crew of radio abandoning the Charles and There followed the broadcasting to the open sea a dozen messages from members of tlie 1'irst messages trom the sinking ship j crew of sinking ship to relative were by the naval radio don't station here at il o clock this said most of them ham berg 143 Bee 471 cces that sometimes make him so tired and Ms arms so achy and Karnes can you fail to do I Boc j Continued on f ivo Total 204 Oil 11! 8S US 24 ART and Picture FRED of votes July ing the necessity of their entering the the August 28. The strength of the Klau in Texas was shown by run 4y I jt IS 4 n Ku Klan Saturday throughout In less than half a instances did the secret order fall to nominate its candidates In two involving a Sheriff and a District both in different tions of the where the their most determined the candidates received more than a ALLMAR and keep for ROOF GARDEN for Its Famous for Its Don't forset by Earle V. for United a field of ing Charles A. who Is with former Governor James espoused Continued on Fuse Two fr. 33S. H. t. Drug Co. TASTE RITE ICE CREAM AUTO AND TAXI SERVICE 411 Dcr 25c no. PICTURE Pictures Art FRED HUMMERT aud Wall Paper FRED HOMMERT  

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