San Antonio light. [volume], January 19, 1923, HOME EDITION, Page 21, Image 21

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VITH COMMITTEE
AND IS SUBPOENAED
t Prodace Complete Ree
ds of Concern Owned
by Family.
ahington, Jan. £
dr, head of the Sinclair Oil in
s, today was under Senate
ena to produce Monday, before the
c oil investigating committee, the
ete records of the Hyva Corpora
a private investment concern
1 in its entirety by his famty.
statement issued by him last
lg after a clash with the> invest 1-
t committee. he said that he would
ill records bearing upon tne
±:*cX«Ho" ‘hat Pertain to
pertinent to the sub-
in the subpoena
committee attorney, however, "*
ced his intention of putting M
air on the stand today in con-
the inquiry into the operations
ie Sinclair companies.
presentatives of. various oil
>s in attendance at the nearing
red that they ‘ b “‘
Sinclair had evidently decided to
issue with the committee on the
■ct of inquiry into records of in
■ial organizations. The power of
regional committees in this aspect,
Xe*d never had been de miteb
led and it would be a good thing
for industry and for ”
question could .
OUND WITH GOODS
live Tells Negro People In Coun-
Do Not Use Electric Lamps.
illie Jones, negro, 21, 119 Hocfgen
ue, admitted to detectives Friday
“had the goods on him,” after' he
been nabbed in the act of looting
Guarantee Furniture rompnnys
f, West Commerce and North
;a streets, at 5 o clock r riday
is booked to Patrolman
sby and Detective Harvey. The
liture house, it is said, r *" n ’L
t into bankruptcy and was in tne
Is of Receiver Coppard. all win
a and doors having been securely
ed and bolted.
atrohnan Dansby saw an automo
standing near the rear entrance,
next instant a negro emerged from
•ating, carrying a large ornamental
Thrift Week
is here and /
AGAIN
Packing House Mar
kets is first in serving
thrifty San Antonio
Ar/ Shoppers with First
JBp / Quality Meats at a
S' reasonable price.
BACON
fast BACON,
Sugar Cured,
Any Amount
[SPARERIBS lb. 15c
[HENS Mr* 25c
[BUTTER 48c
| ROAST ;,Z.Xr. 19c
PEKING
* JOUTH
4 Store No. lat S.
108 E. Commerce
Store No. 2 at
1011 E. Commerce
Wonderful Markets Teeming
With Bargains Where You
SA VF
—can save enough
Store No. 3 to add to that
___ . r- f bank account.
222 Avenue C Practice thrift all
.Store No. 4 at S jeer "und hr
E. H.u.lon I
Markets.
Thrift Week
FRIDAY.
electric shade lamp. He had deposited 1
this in the car beside two large art
man on the Salado, nine miles
from here bought these and I is going
to deliver them?” the negro explained
'°Tl*c "oauolman telephoned headquar
ters and Detective Harvey joined him.
“You’re spoofing, nigger.” exclaim
ed the plain clothes man when Jones
told him the same thing. “ Don t you
know,” added the detective, "a man
living nine miles from the city wouldn t
buy an electric lamp for his home.
You stole those things.”
The negro scratched his head.
“Boss,” be finally blurted out, “you
is sure a good guesscr. You has got
de goods on me.” ,
He was placed in jail and a earn
made out charging him with burglary
and theft.
FLYING SQUADRON GONE
Optometrists Hear Speakers on Scien
tific Problems of Vision.
Dr F P. Barr of Camden. N. J., ad-1
dressed the morning session of the meet
ing of optometrists held at the bt. An
thony Hotel Thursday. He was intro-I
duced by Edward T. Jenison o San
Antonio. Doctor Barr gave an mteresr
ing scientific lecture on the *»'*"">
muscles of the eye. He told how be
golf players should always determine
which is the fixing eye and then never
talsc that eye off the ball.
Dr. William L. Todd, president ot
the national association, opened the
afternoon meeting. He was followed
bv Dr. Charles Sheard. He lectured on
reserve power of th” eye bringing out
many new thoughts that he has discov
ered in his research work at South
bridge, Mass. The next speaker was
Dr. Robert Harper of Mount ’ *rnon,
N. Y., who spoke on equipment of the
optometrist’s office and brought many
original ideas.
The banquet at night was preside.!
over by Mr. Jenison, member of the
state board of examiners. Many speak
ers of the day addressed .the members
in both humorous and scientific talks.
The flying squadron left for Houston
Thursday night.-
WILL SHOW PAINTINGS
Pictures Owned by M. Krueger to Be
on Exhibit at Library.
Ten paintings belonging to M. Krue
ger of San Antonio will be exhibited
in the Carnegie Library auditorium, ac
cording to an agreement reached by a
special meeting of the library board
Thursday afternoon, at which time)
Mrs. Henry Drought, president of the
Art League, accompanied by Mrs.
George K. Meyer of Dallas, made an
appeal for the usa of the auditorium.
D will be necessary to rearrange the
room, which has just been remodeled
with new floors, new stacks for th?
books and entirely repainted, in order
to present the paintings in such a man
ner as to secure the right perspective
and lighting effects.
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