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The border vidette., 1923-10-13
OCTOBER 13, 1928,
LOCAL NEWS.

tractor, is here from Phoenix.
Taylor Wilkey and Hal Chase
have gone to Douglas on bust
ness.
| Keslie Cumming of Tucson,
was a business visitor in Nogales
| Monday.
/ Charley Fowler is here from
his cotton plantation near Pitt.
tquito. Sonora.
1 The American mine near Pa.
tagonia, has shipped carload
of ore to the smelter.
| George w. Parker, member of
the city police force, visited in
Patagonia Monday.
/ Frank Cox, from his mining
camp near Noria, Sonora, arriv.
ed in Nogales this nothing.
The local knights of Pythias
held their regular meeting Wed.
nesday night at Castle Hall.
! Frank A. Krupp has returned
from a business trip out beyond
the San Miguel river, Sonora.
This week F. F. Rodriguez,
popular Grand avenue hardware
dealer, has been on the sick list.
State Senator and Mrs. G. a.
Pierce of Patagonia, have re.
turned from their outing in Cali.
fornia.
Colonel E. Power Conway, of
Phoenix. was a business visitor
in the city a couple of days this
week. ia
| Friends of Mrs. E. K. Cum
ming will be pleased to learn
that she is recovering from her
! recent illness.
| After a month spent at Fort
Huachuca, the 25th Infantry u.
is. A., has returned to Camp
Stephen D. Little.
/ o. j. Flaherty and wife of
Phoenix, were Nogales visitors
Sunday, having motored over
from the state cayital.
Mr.. Cox, from Ell Paso, is a
guest at the Montezuma. He is
in the market for a bunch of
Santa Cruz county steers.
! Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Case of
Phoenix, of Phoenix, have leas-
| ed the Lyric rooms above the
Lyric Theatre for two years.
! T. E. Carter of the Nogales
Buick Mercer Company, has re
| turned from a successful bust.
ness trip to Hermosillo, Sonora.
George F. Powell, distributor
| for Hudson Essex motors, has
returned from Phoenix where he
spent several days on business.
| Charles Mills, for many years
connected with the Southern Pa.
cific of Mexico, is business
visitor in the city from Empalme
|, According to advices received
here, a baby girl was born to
Mrs. Alfred Trippel on October
9Th at the Trippel home in Los
Angeles.
| A. c. Barnes, representative
for the Payton Packing Co., of
Ell Paso, with headquarters in
Douglas, is in the city calling on
the local trade.
/ P. III. Doyle, general traffic
manager for the United Sugar
| Company, at Los Mochis, Sina.
loa, was a Nogales visitor this
week several days.
/ Rollo Ashby, for a long time
teller at The First National Bank
of Nogales, has resigned to &C.
cept a position with the Mexico.
| Arizona Trading Co.
Jack Egan, general superin
tendent of Wells, Fargo & Com
pany's express lines on the west
coast, was in Nogales Monday
on company busines.
| Ed. Myers, California cattle
buyer from California, is here
for the purpose of buying cattle
for shipment to the coast. He
is a guest at The Evans.
An election for school trustee
will be held in School District
No. on October o. The can.
didates are Mrs. Anna Ackley
and DR.. A. l.. Gustetter.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Parent Teachers Associa.
ton will be held at 400 o'clock
Friday afternoon October 26 at
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s~' STONE s. FAIRFAX.
1912 New York Ave. NV. Phone Main 2424
WEST OF 10th STREET-PRICE, $10,500
in mos
paperd and painted immediate possession"
Ct OSE TO DUPONT CIRCLE-PRlCE, $4,000
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-PRICE, S12,5OO
colonial brick Of and
heat space excellent condition
NEAR NEW INTERIOR DEPARTMENT-PR1CE, $4,000.
condition
NEAR SENATE OFFICE BlDG.-PRlCE, $500
q dbathho o
ed homes to be
BUY TWO HOMES FOR THE PRICE OF ONE-SSOOO.
NEAR 18th & COLUMBIA ROAD-PRlCE $1,000.
WASHINGTON HE1GHTS-PRICE, $4,000
eIousn OF
RIGHT IN SAUL'S ADDITION FOR $3.50.
PETWORTH-PRICE, $1,000.
o ehebu A
hea and immediate
STONE & FAIRFAX
1912 New York Ave. NV. Phone Main Z424
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


Mr.. 18TH & COLUMBIA RID.
Eight rooms on floors, parquet floors
throughout; hardwood trim; hot-water heat,
cleo. lights; 20-foot front: large colonial
front porch; good back yard to 20ft. alley.
Price, $685. Give US an offer. Vacant.
VACANT.
Near 14th and Spring Road.
, Beautiful Grin. and bath home. recondt-
and can be sold on a small cash payment and
balance like rent; owner very anxious to sell.
See us at once.
CHEVY CHASE, d. {.
Beautiful detached home just few doors
west Of Conn. ave.: squares south of the
circle; eight rooms. servants room; hot-water
heat; cleo. lights; stone foundation large
yard. beautiful old shade trees, fruit trees,
grape arbor; room for garage. This house
built by builder for his home, and Is ex-
ceptionally well built. Can sell for s.. 900 less
than market value. Immediate possession.
CHEVY CHASE.
DETACHED.
On Rosemary ST. near Maple ave. This
beautiful 2-story bungalow has Z rooms and
bath, bedrooms. hardwood floors and trim;
h.w.h.. cleo, gas: extra toilet in cellar; ga
rage; lot S0x120: in fine condition. Price and
terms reasonable. Possession.
JOHN T. WILLIAMS.
SIT 18th St. NV. Phone NJ. 1918.
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FOR SALE.
Only $500 Cash +!

Owner, seeking other Investment, will
sell exceptionally well built six room and
bath house in Park View. Every modern
convenience. Hot-water heat, electric
lights. hardwood trim; front and double
rear porches; improved street and paved
alley. Price, $3.50; $500 cash. balance
$50 month uess than remit, which pays an
average S42.I5 on principal every month.
Here is a good investment or home
iSI-A
McKEEVER & GOSS,
REALTORS.
I4I5 Eye st. Main 475-e.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

MILLER-BUILT HOMES IN WooDLEY PARK.
2SIo to 1888 eoth Street NV.
Just Aoundth Corne From
Main $780, Liberal
Business Property Cleveland Park
building
above
3422 to 1923 Porter Street NV.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER,
9oo Union Trust Building. Main 1900
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24O2 18th ST. NV.

Store with apis, above; facing site Of
new theater. Price only $23 900. Terms
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$3.50 CASH.

$50 CASH.
On 18th at. NV. near Clifton-This strictly
mod. house contains eight rooms on two hoors
bath. gas. electricity. hot-water heating plant
The noors are beautiful, being oak parquet in
all rooms and Railways Front porch, double
back porch; two-car garage. The owner has
been called away from the city. and has fixed
10 effect an immediate sale. This is truly
bargain. Now rented for 1920 per month.
Phone nov 10 inspect.
o1lce open from 10 to Sundays.
GOLDEN RULE, INC.
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Don't wait until spring when bargains will
be scarce and everybody will be buying. Bet
ter secure these good ones now.
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Near 9th and G SITS. n.e.--Two-story. S-room
brick; all mod. imps.: room for garage; price.
Sc, 600.
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A nARtt AIN
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST.

Near 18th and f SITS. n.c.--Brick house. G
large rooms. cellar, room for garage; price,
81 600.
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RY owNER-7-R0OM BRICK HOUSE
northwest, h..w.h., ami. sleeping porch. fire.
place, screened breakfast porch; lot 22xl0O;
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81, 250-CoLORED--6 r., B.. MODERN; HTS.
NV; $500 cash, balance like rent: room for
garage. p. o. box 3112. q st. sta.
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Near ian and Taylor sts. n.w.-StrictIy
modern Groom colonial brick house, tiled bath /:
n.w.h. elec: double sleeping porch: break
Iast porch built-in heated garage: alI in per
fect condition. Terms can DC arranged
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Near 9Th and + SITS. H.e.--9-roon. basement
brick house, conveniently located; price. So. 500.
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Near 9Th and u SITS. n.e.--Two-story, S-room
brick with garage; price, $3.50.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

good neisiborhood; 500 cash. Rear 14th and
o. 0 rooms. bath, gas; only $500 cash. Main
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Wonderful Opportunity.
For capable woman with $4,000: beautiful
home with net income 81, 900 year, including
living expenses. Phone North 9129. 15s
THE KIND OF A BUNGALOW YOU'VE
ALWAYS WANTED.
Chevy Chase, d. C.-s9, 2oO; $500 cash,
h.wh.; gsrsgei lot 50x15o; new.
BRICK BUNGALOW
$3.50; 81. 900 cash. SIS monthly; ave rooms
hardwood floors throughout; fireplace; corner
lot, 55x130; new.
CHARMING.
$3.50: $1,000 cash, Ss6 monthly: six rooms
tile BATH h.w.h.; hardwood floors throughout;
near Conn. ave. lot 50xl50.
CHEVY CHASE (MD.) BUNGALOW.
s11 900; $500 cash, SIS monthly; Eve
rooms, fully tiled bath. buiIt-in tub; h.w.h.;
stone open fireplace; hardwood floors through
out; stone foundation; lot 50x150; trees,
strawberries: two.car garage; designed artistt-
MORGAN f. MORGAN & co..
1407 NEW YORK AVE.
Phone Frank. 1920. Sunday and evening phones:
Franz 1861 and West sow.
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FOR sALE-HousES.

NEW
Located near Saul's Addition: g r. and b. :;
q mi; pnrches front and rear; yard to alley !;
hest OF construction at the lowest price. fhone
MAILMAN 4 HEINZMAN. 7s4 10Th 81.
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house now used for roomne and boarding
purposes. Located on 18Th St NV. Contains
IL rooms, steam heating plant. gas, electricity;
terms Of 81 900 cash and 500 per month, In
an int nd prnpinal. which is
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kENSINGTON, MD.
Ss,00o-Corner Kent and Prince George SITS.
rooms and bath, electric lights, furnace heat:
lot l5ox150.
Immediate possession. Will rent, subject to
sale for sos per month.
AHA FEsSENDEN ST NV.
sS,0oo-Th is an excellent buy in q
room modern house, with Nokol oil-burning
equipment In a hot-water heating plant. New
electric fixtures. Deep lot TO paved alley.
VACANT.
So 250-This is a practically new 6-room and
hath house with furnace heat and electric
OWNER occupant. win give quick possession
with q 81, 900 cash payment.
LOUIS r.. BH0EMAKER,
-f407. n. " Ake. NV, Nets 11eS.
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COLORED-SEAR 10th AND s MINNIE
room brick garage, furnace heat. Price,
IS. $50, 81 500 cash. Inquire 1918 ii st. NV.
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VAN BUREN, ST. NV.
One of the most complete bungalow homes
with front and sleeping porches all modern
throughout; good lot; attractive terms.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc.
STA 18th ct. wv. Main o45o.
Evening star., 1923-02-28
B0llvlAN.CHILEAN BREAK
RUMORS ARE REVIVED
Minister OF, 1nland Country Plans
70; Leave Santiago Saturday.
: Secretary. Already Gone.
BY the Associated Press. +,

BY the Associated Press. a. =
SANTIAGO. Chile, February 2s-
The r1nors previously denied, that
BOLIVIA. u about to break diplomatic
relations with Chile were revived
when it became known that the Bo-
livian minister plans to leave Satur-
day for buenos Aires for a vacation.
His departure follows that Of the
secretary OF the legation, who re-
turned to: the Bolivian capital os-
tensibly on private business. e.
Bolivia recently made an attempt to
secure Chilean consent to revision
Of the treaty OF 1904 by which sho
lost the province OF Antofagasta. The
object of the proposed revision was
to provide Bolivia with an outlet to
the sea- Chile refused to consider the
request. but offered to negotiate on
the basis Of territorial compensation.
Bolivia thereupon announced that she
could not, in view Of this aituatior,,
send representatives to the forth
coming Pan-American Congress In
Santiago, as she felt that her POSI-
ton was not definite and that her
abstentfon would serve to prevent
di0agreements within the congress-.
She notified Chile. however. that this
decision was not to be construed as
en- act OF hostility.
Evening star., 1923-02-28
8. & O.. MAKES EXCELLENT
SHOWING FOR JANUARY

BALTIMORE. February 2s.-In de-
tall the January statement of the
Baltimore and Ohio is even better
than the $3.S0S. 600 net operating In
come indicates. This was about $780,
600. fess than ip December. but the
difference is accounted for only In
small degree by a decrease in traffic.
The months gross revenues were
$z0,50S,000, or about s350,000 less
than in December, but sS.287.000
greater than in January of last year.
Operating, expenses were $15,6lS,00O.
or $3.s22. 900 greater than in the pre-
ceding January and nearly $400. 900
greater than in December.
This increase in operating expenses,
however, was due to increases in
the maintenance both of way and OF
equipm ent as compared with Decsm-
Der, and an increase Of nearly $4,000
600, as compared with total of these
items for the same month last year.
Net revenue from railway opera
tions was s4.93S.00G. ain increase OF
$2,464.o00 over the preceding Janu-
ary. and after deductions for tax ac-
cruaIs. rents, etc, the net was $3,-
COY. 900. as stated. which compares
with $1,523,000 in January of last
year. and $5.13S.00O in December.
This net is equivalent to about. 10
per cent for the month on the COM
pany's stock.
Evening star., 1923-02-28
LIABILITIES. FOR DEBTS
OF OLD EMPIRE LISTED
Heparations Commission Appor-
tions Amounts Among the States
Succeeding Austria-Hungary.

By the Associa ted Press
PARIS. February 28.-The repara-
tions commission has just finished
the distribution of liabilities for
debts OF the old Austro- Hungarian
empire, for which the railways Of the
empire were security. The distri-
button was among the various states
which succeeded the empire as pro-
Vlded by the treaties of st. GERMAN
and Trianon.
Under the commissions rul;n1
Austria must pay about 1Ok per cent
oa tne 3 per cent bonds; Czechoslo-
sakla. 62.eS per cent; Hungary, II .O6
per cent; Rumania. 1I.09 per cent
ano Jugoslavia, 3.16 per cent.
VI tne per cent bonds of 1893.
aAustrla must pay 20 per cent and
uthxecdosloxakia ne dis,e,nkia 50 per cent, while
me me aistri6ution for the per cent
oonds OF 1920 is virtually the same
The coupons of these bonds will he
pala out OF funds to be provided by
each or these states in the proportion
nxeo by the commission.
Evening star., 1923-02-28
DOCTOR WHO AIDED POOR
IS M0URNED BY MANY
By the Associated Press.

By tho Associated Press. -,t.
NEW YORK. February 2s.- l..
Ferdinand Seegar. a distinguished
physician. decorated by the czar of
Russia for his skill. who renounced
the splendors OF Office that he might
minister to the East Side poor, died
yesterday at seventyfour. inS a
shabby little Nat on East 93rd street.
News of his death from pneumonia
soon swept the East Side and scores
OF grateful patients whom he had
treated without charge f1ocked to his
four-room home to express their
sympathy to his widow and daughter.
Thousands are expected to follow his
easket at the funeral Thursday, for
his imposing figure. six foot six he
stood. was ever present in times Of
need and sickness.
graduate of Heidelburg and a
holder of thirty-twoE diplomas, DIR.
Seegar was regarded as an authority
on the eye, ear and throat and wrote
on many medical topics. ~.
Evening star., 1923-02-28
FRIcEs TOTAL s7o5,ooo.
Five Steamships of Bankrupt Com.
pany, Worth Millions, Sold.

BALTIMORE, February 2S.-Five
slea mships of the insolvent Green
Star line were sold at auction here
yesterday at prices aggregatine
S705.900. Their value was estimate
in the millions. one of them. the
Santa Cecilia. alone. costing s2,50o,0O0
to build.
The Tidewater went to Q. L. Alex
0nder. general manager Of the Poca-
for s250.000. The other four-Santa
Cecilia at $4,000; .Coryus, at $45,-
900; Centaurus. $1,000. and Chincha,
$4,000. were bid in by John w. Simp-
son, and l.. NJ. Cole, New York attor-
neyS, who were said to represent
bondholders of the defunct steamship
company.
Evening star., 1923-02-28

Tight Shoes: Thursday. Lon CLANCY.
in "A Blind Bargain" and Lupino
Lane. in '.The Pirate; Friday. Mary
Miles Hinter and Tom Moore, In "The
Cowboy and the Lady" and comedy.
The Ffve-Fifteen"; Saturday. Edith
Roberts and Edward Horton. In "A
Frcnt-Pa4e Story" and Lige Conley,
In Casey Jones. Jr."
Evening star., 1923-02-28
Simple Way To .
End Dandruff

There is one sure way that has never
failed to remove dandruff at once. and
that is to dissolve it. then you destroy il
entirely. To do this. just get about four
ounces Of plain. ordinary liquid .aryon
from any drug store .tthis: is. Ill yoa w1n
need. spply 1t at night when setrihs:
use enough to moisteus the; scalp. md rub,
itin, gently with. uc nnsef tips,
B., mersihg most, isif mot @ll,.. >of your
ds.drun swim be goae, anu three or four
more applications will campletev dis
solve and entirely destroy every,s sfasfe
siSd ana trace of it, no matter how tndich
dandrntf yoa may have.,.<I -: = %.
Yoh viii find, too. Ill itching and dig.
ging Of the scalp viii stop instantly. and
your hair will be fluffy. lustrous. glossy,
silky and soft. and look aud feel a han.
dred times Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1923-02-28
|S|Lk''F|ABR|cS SOLD
FOR FAIL +! DELIVERY
American Woolea Company With
draws From Market-killS
Overtaxed. -,,-.,-,-
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. ..,,
NEW YORK, February 2S.-The
American Woolen Company announced
today 1t had sold out and withdrawn
all silk fabrics. uniform materials
and other fancy goods for fall deliv-
cry because the capacity of the mills
had been exhausted.
Evening star., 1923-02-28
PLANS FOR CABINET
SHIFT ARE UNDER WAY
March 4 Falling on SUNDAY.
Change Will Be. Made on
Monday,

me nominations. of Postmaster
General Work to be Secretary of the
interior, and Senator Harry s. New
or Indiana to be Postmaster General.
potn haying been confirmed yesterday
tation by the President at noon. nIans
were going forward for, the shift In
eesao,aet esana ohcers to take place next
r. While the date for retirement of
been set at March 4, this day falIin :,
on Sunday. arrangements were being
made to induct the two cabinet Of
ncers into their new posts on Monday.
Evening star., 1923-02-28
FOREIGN TIRE ORDERS.

BETHLEHEM, Pa. February 2S-
e. E. Pollard. secretary and treasurer
Of the Traveller Tire. Company, has re-
turned from Europe, where he secured
an order from A A. Booth & Co.,
England. for 1000 tires.
and another from Clarke. Forster &
Co. London. for 5000 tires. This com :
papy is now $4,000 tires behind in its
orders. and an expansion of the plant
is being considered.
Evening star., 1923-02-28
York.

Sunday and Monday. Conway TeaTle
and Elaine Hammerstein, In "One
SENSE. sense u ruesday % Col Colleen h1ao Moore Din i5
''The Ninety and Nine" and novelty,
Jumping Beans; Wednesday. Doro-
thy Dalton and Jack Holt. in "on the
High Seas" and Paul Parrot, in
Evening star., 1923-02-28
Olympic.

Sunday and Monday. Laurette Taylor.
in Peg o My Heart: Tuesday. Jane
Novak. in ''ThelIna": Wednesday.
Thomas Meighan. In Back Home and
"The Outcast"; Friday. Earle Williams.
In fortunes Mask" and Saturday.
Henry B. Walthall. in tThe Long
Chance"
Evening star., 1923-02-28
Raphael.

Sunday and Monday. Jackie Coogan.
In "Olver Twist: Tuesday and We'd
,hesday, 1.-THE Pride of Palonlar,'; Thurs
day, Lon Chaney, In Broken Chains"
Friday, Thomas Meighan, in Back
Home and Broke" and Saturday. Gladys
Walton. in Top O. the Morning
Evening star., 1923-02-28
New.

Sunday. Buck Jones. in ''west OF Chi
cAgo": Monday. "Dante's Inferno;
Tuesday, Hoot Gibson. in 1.-THE Lone
Hand; Wednesday,. Marion Davies, In
The Young Diana: Thursday, Wallace
Reid. in Clarence: Friday, Joseph
Downing, in Down Home" and Satur-
Evening star., 1923-02-28
Liberty.

Sunday: and Monday. Lewis S. Stone.
in ''The Dangerous Age: Tuesday and
"Wednesday. Thomas Neighan, in Back
Home, and Broke. Thursday, Katherine
Macdonald. in. white Shoulders"; Fri
day. Mary Pickford. in Daddy Long
Legs" and Saturday. Elaine Hammer
stein. in zone Week of Love- y.
Evening star., 1923-02-28
Favonte.

Sunday and Monday. Mary Pickford.
day. Jane Novak. in '"Thelma": We'd
nesday. The Pride of Ralomar": Thurs
day. William Russell. in "The Cru
sader": Friday, Jackie Coogan. In
Trouble" and Saturday, Charles Jones,
in West Of Chicago"
Evening star., 1923-02-28
Home.

Sunday. and Monday. Thomas Mel
ghan. : In. Back Home and Broke:
Tuesday. Helen Jerome Eddy, in when
Love Comes. Wednesday and Thurs-
day, Lauretfe Taylor, in "Peg O. My
Heart; Friday, Hoot Gibson. In "Ridin'
Wild" and Saturday. Helen Gibson, in
Mine Points Of the Law"
Evening star., 1923-02-28
ADJUSTMENTS
(ccntinued on Twenty-foprth Page,

Country: Saturday. Mary Miles, Min
ter and Tom Moore, in "The Cowboy
and the Lady; Johnny Jones, IN
"Rroadcasting." and PriSma's Color
Sketches"
Evening star., 1923-02-28
1Oc Sterling
Toilet Paper
Special
4 Rolls, Csc

Here's a rare value. Good
quality Toilet Paper-l,OO0
sheets to every roll. Specially
priced, 4 rolls, Csc, during our
Blue Ribbon Sale.
Evening star., 1923-02-28
Special
.26c
,.,sS 49,.
IS. ts>-f:-f
Quart. 49c

Il. Armour . pure. delic-
;, ious Grape Juice 1T a RI
.dinulossly low price: Spe-
ciai, 26c pint;4 49c quart.
during our Blue Ribbon
Sale.
Evening star., 1923-02-28
IOc Arnour's
Bath Soap
Special
4Cake,s,.25c

Armour's Bath and Toilet
Soap. Big oval cakes. Special
4 cakes, Csc, during our Blue
Ribbon'Sale:
Evening star., 1923-10-14

At the Marines Georgetown foot ball game week
ago yesterday. Thousands of Washingtonians
journeyed to American League Park to witness the
clash of the gridiron warriors, by the Marines
by of IA to 8. This picture shows only part
of the great crowd and the band leading the Marines
in their parade before the game.
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WANTED-TO TRADE a WELL IN
proved farm of $40 acres and 80 head
cattle. three horses and all farm nipple
ments. good house, large barn and other
outbuildings. near Fredericksburg. Tex.
for a rooming house or hotel in San
Antonio near equal value. Tr. 655 or
Woodawn III.
FOR SALE-FORTY ACRES IMPROVED
irrigated land in Medina county, four
miles from Lyle, or will trade for I'M
/, improved acreage close to San Antonio.
Paul Anderson. l21 Broadway. San An
tonic. Tex
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
1900 ACRES

Choice farm land. especially for cot
ton. just over the line from Bee county
in Live Oak county, eight miles OF the
big gas wells at Oakville and s miles
from the well now being drilled by The
Texas Company for oil. This is right in
line for big oil and not yet leased. Make
US price on this big chance for you.
LACKS & KNIGHT, OWNERS. or. $50.
Fob sALE-4s ACRES, WELL IN
nicved. will take about $4,000 cash
to handle. balance easy, no trade. in
ouire :01 Belmont :;
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ing farm for sale; give particulars and
lowest price. John J. Black. Chippewa
Falls Wis
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81 ACRES AT S55

Located fifteen miles east OF San An
tonic. six acres in cultivation. good mes
quite sandy soil. Price SIS per acre.
one-half cash. Phone Mayors or write
FENNELT. DIBRELL, Texas Land.
SO Brady Bldg. TT. 71i0.
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MEDINA RIVER FARM

Thirteen miles out. Just off Somerset
road. with pecan bottom. long river front.
four-room frame dwelling. good well.
about so acres in cultivation.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
TT. 14f. 215 w. Commerce st.
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GRAY. THE Halter

The old reliable. Have your hats
cleaned by the halter: don't have ir
gassed out bv the would-be. lis Soledad
ST. Or. 4766.
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FOR RENT-l09 PRUITT AVE. FIVE
room modern bungalow. newly papered
junior high school and car line. $50 per
| month. SOS Gunter Bldg. TT. 5000.
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WANTED TO RENT

WE CAN HANDLE YOUR RENTAL
property efficiently and can guarantee
satisfa ctiOn from fourteen years expert
nee. Richey & Casey, CT. 1ls5.