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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
California Senator Ready To
Wage Active Fight Against
Harding Foreign Policies.
Will Carry His Battle To
People In Western Primaries
SAY HUGHES AND HOOVER
REALLY LEAGUE FRIENDS
President Struggles In Vain
To Focus Attention Of Nation
Upon Domestic Issues, But
Irreconci|abIes Cannot For
get WiIsonian Association

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Hhe COM
ing western trip of the President and
tie return from Europe OF Senator
Hiram Johnson are the two political
developments which i'll signalize
the opening of the republican fight
over the next presidential nomination.
Johnson, champi. ming with re-
newed ferver his &c .lationist policies.
will seek to d. rome the ri esident
on the ground that the administra-
ton is heading, aidewise. into the
1eagu- # Nations. Protests to the
contrary from the White House and
Secretary of state Hughes have failed
to allay the fears of the irreconclll-
ables and it has been decided that
johnson shall lead the fight to force
the republican party to decide once
for all on which side 1t shall stand.
Will Get Hearty Welcome.
Johnsons return will have some
thing of the flavor of Roosevelts
return from Africa, though the pic
turesque features o. the lion hunt
er's Homecoming will be missing.
But the California Senator Will be
met by reception committee which
has been organized by group Of
wealthy New York business men, who
are we'll equipped with the sinews Of
war to carry II fight COR the
nomination in behalf Of Johnson.
About the time Johnson is coming
up the bay in babel OF sirens and
fog horns, the presidential special
will be invading the corn belt with
the message of the administration.
The fight within the party has
narrowed down TO division on in
ternational matters. Harding has
vainly sought to keep this question
in the background and fix public at
tention on domestic issues. But the
opening offered to Johnson and
Borah by the world court plan has
proven too great to be ieet in OBJ
Security. Harding has indicated that
he will not engage in a quarrel with
-lGouAinuad nm Paue n
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
CIVIC LEADER HAS
STRONG BOOST FOR
| STATE NEWS PAGE

SELMA. Ala, May ESPECIALLY
I'm the language of the poet. 1t
Is bully" stated Morris Hohen-
berg. president of the Selma
Chamber of, Commerce, in COM
menting today on The Age-Her-
aids new state news page. TT
serves the purpose Of bringing
the entire state into closer rela-
tionship. The Age Herald pro-
vides a much wider distribution
of news through the medium of
the several papers being under
the same ownership. Many items
of good, live readable news are
printed daily from points not ade-
gathering agencies. The page
serves a very useful purpose in
deed"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
MAY SUCCEED NELSON
Governor Prcus May Go To United
States Senate

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May Gov. J.
A, O. Preus today refused to discuss
published reports that his close per-
sonal friends had - d he would re-
sign "carly next weeH" to accept APP
pointment to the United states SEN
ate, in succession to the late Senator
Knute Nelson. Should the governor
resign, ne would he succeeded by
Lieut.. Gov. Louis l.. Collins. who
would name the senator to serve un-
til the fall election of 1924.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
PEAK is REACHED
March Gasoline Production Sets New
High Record

WASHINGTON. May "a new
high record in the output OF gasoline
was established in March, the DEPART
ment of interior having announced
today a production of 63O,701,S55 gal
Ions during that month.
Stocks on hand March 81, totalled
1,2s9.209,171 gallons. an increase Of
l29. 900. 900 gallons over that on hand
at the close of February. Operations
of the 2SS refineries representing to
the department however. showed a
decrease of one per cent since Feb
ruary.
Kerosene production OF 190,701. 276
gallons showed slight decrease
from the February rate of produce
ton although stocks were increased
about 100000 gallons, amounting
to 2S3.339.s06 gallons.
March production of gas and fuel
oils was 97O,S91,272 gallons. a de-
crease of three per cent in the daily
rate output from February. Stocks
declined slightly to 1,254,122,S71 gal
Ions.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
8 KNOWN D { A D j,
SEVEN MISSING IN
GREAT MINE BLAST
Little Hope Held Out For
Workers Still Under
Ground

TRINIDAD, Col, May Sat 1925
tonight the third body was recov-
cred from the slope of the South
western mine in which an explosion
occurred today Seven men remain
in the mine as missing. Ii was stated
at the mine office that the remain
ing bodies may not be located to-
night owing to the great amount of
wreckage.
crews late today were of two Greeks.
Reports from the mine said the
belief is strengthened by conditions
encountered by rescue crews that all
in the mine have persisted.
Several of the rescuers were over
come by gas.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS
Michigan Law-Makers Make Publ.
cation OF Betting Odds Illegal

LANSING. Mich, May 5.--Outstand-
ing measures enacted by the Michi-
gan Legislature, which closed today.
were those prohibiting publication
Of betting odds on horse races: max
ing Illegal the wearing of masks in
public assemble ges, bill aimed AT
the IN klux Khan; an act to permit
the state to participate in the pro-
visions of the shepherd Towner ma
ternty act; uniform traffic code
for the state, and bill to provide
fer payment of outstanding soldier
bonus claims.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
BABY BROUGHT TO LIFE


DALLAS. Tex. May 5.-A baby was
brought to life by the use of adrena-
line hydrochloride at Baylor hospital
here last night, Doctors Warren b.
Massey and ]. B. Smoot announced
TODAY.
THE child was dead when born
last night" DR.. Smoot said. Heart
sound was extinct and there was no
evidence of respiration. DR.. Massey
prepared and injected the drug into
the heart muscles. After the injec-
ton we continued other means or
producing respiration and in short
time the child began to breache.'
The baby was reported in good
health this morning by hospital at
tendants.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
ANY SNAKES TODAY?
Agriculture Department Seeks Names
OF DcaIers In RattIers

WASHINGTON, May 5.--Rattle-
snake season is bringing letters to
the biological survey requesting the
names of dealers in live rattlesnakes.
rattlesnake skins and rattlesnake oil.
Unable to furnish names of any
dealers, the department of asricul-
ture says If anyone knows of a mar
ket for such things, it would like to
obtain a list of dealers and the pres
emit market quotations.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
ABANDONS ATTEMPT
13- HOrsepOwer Plane Gives Up
Channel Flight Effort

ST. INGLEVERT, France, May s.
tBy Associated Press. Georges
Barbot. French aviator, who started
early this afternoon in an announced
attempt to fly the English channel
and return in l3-horsepower mono-
plane. returned here two hours after
his take-off. He said he had turned
back because tho two hydro air.
planes. which were to have accom-
panied his, failed to appear.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
BILLS BIG MISTAKE


NEW YORK, May 5-What chance
has Bill Shakespeare getting along
on Broadway when he didn't include
bedroom scenes in most of his plays?
The name of the play was LAS You
Like It," with the beautiful Marjorie
Rambau as the star. 1t lasted just
six nights and the caste didn't earn
their oats, according to box office
receipts.
Miss Rambau left for Europe on
the Homeric today.
Il want to recover from the disap-
pointment," she said.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
NOTABLES TO ATTEND
Bryam And Hays May BE Given Of
fees In Church

fees In Church
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 6.-Wil-
liam Jennings Bryan, three times
democratic candidate for Pres dent,
and Will Hays, chairman of th' re-
publican national committee that di-
rected President Harding's CAMPAIGN
In 1920, are eligible to the office of
moderator of the Presbyterian church
of the United States. The election
will take place during the general
assembly of the church here May
II to "a.
Mr.. Bryan's name has been nromi-
nently mentioned and while no spe-
cial mention has been made Of Mr.
Hays name, he is one of the COM
missioners who make up the as
sembly
!, Mr.. Bryan was elected a commits
sioner from the Presbytery of South
east Florida, while Mr.. Hays was
elected commissioner from the Pres
bytery of Indiana.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
ARGUMENT CONTINUED
Prejudicial Error Claimed BY AttOr-
neys For ''BunkO" Men

DENVER, Colo, May 5.-Argument
on motions for a new trial for 20
convicted "bunko" men, scheduled for
today before Judge George r. Dunk
lee, was continued shortly before
noon until May 21.
Attorneys for the men alleged that
prejudical error entered the case on
the last day of the trial. when the
jury sent a secret communication to
Judge Dunklee, presiding, asking II
Len Reamsy, the states star wit
ness. who turned states evidence,
could be added to the list of defend
ants the jury was trying. This was
the first time it was made known
publicly that such communication
had been sent to the judge.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
POILUS BLAMED
Brother OF Former Chancellor
Stand At krupp Hearing

WERDEN, Germany, May 5.-Herr
Won Buelow, brother of the former
German chancellor, took the witness
stand today in behalf of Gustav
Krupp Won Bohlen. president of the
Krupp works at Essen. who is on
trial charged with melting the riot
at the Krupp factory March 81 in
which IA German worknen We're
killed by French soldiers. Five
Krupp directors and four members
of the workers council are being
tried with Won Bohlen.
Won Bohlen, who now is employed
by Krupps, declared that the French
soldiers were to blame for the riot
A poilu took the stand and de-
clared that the crowd of angry Ger
mans, who poured out of the factory
when the siren was sounded. caused
the French to fear for their lives.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
DECISION CALLED JOKE
Craxiest Ever Perpetrated. Declares
London Sunday Times

LONDON. May 5.-Discussing the
recent prohibition edict of the SUI
preme court of the United States, the
Sunday Times says:
1.-THE soviet principles of revolu-
ton and the American principles of
prohibition seem equally nuisance
to the countries upon which it is at
tempted to foist them. Indeed. 1t Is
questionable whether either Leniae
or Trotzky have proved greater dis
turbers of normal civilized inter-
course than Americans in their zeal
for liquor enforcement.
THE decree of the supreme court
of the United States seems to us the
craziest practical joke ever perpe-
trated by one nation on its neiehbors.
Sooner or later American humor will
be touched and sanity and decency
will reign again"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
Brands Wannamak-
er's Charges Against De-
partment False - Declares
Crop Reports Made BY Ex-
perts Are Not influenced
SAYS FEDERATION HEADS
FACTS WERE INCORRECT
Southerner Had Claimed The
Forecast Made By Depart
ment Not Scientifically Cor
rect, But Was Made To Give
Aid To Price ManipuIators

WASHINGTON. May 5.-Intima-
lions that the department of agricul-
ture Is in any manner attempting to
interfere with the normal functioning
of the law OF supply and demand are
without justification, Secretary Wall
lace said today in letter to ]. S.
Wannamaker. president of the Amer
lean Cotton association. lie charged
Mr.. Wannamaker with having circu-
lated gross misstatements" and un-
warranted limitations in connection
with the reject report of the depart
ments of the farmers intentions to
plant. Mr.. Wallace's letter was in
reply to a telegram sent by Mr.. Wan
namaker to President Harding and
declared that "if you had made in
quiry of me before sending this tele-
gram and before sending out your
circular letter of April 2S. addressed
to a member of a state board of agri-
culture, copies of which. 7 49,
stand. Won he"~
-..l.-.., lenu4lssionc 49,
aors and ~ ou wor1a :. . :. ~
IN i.-lt go 9H gloss
raisats 'naa ts
-l yclr teleE 7raa.-
aet," tns lstte $40. .Hrr
= arc 60 f93=-yy- Joe 1fss -.,.
Is voiced by Ameri-
I'm farmers, etc, to what appears to
De IL government pOllcy III attempting
to deflate market values of staple
farm crops. TIE government has no
such policy. and, so far as I know.
you are the only man who has sug-
gested that 1t did have"
o o O
Declares Statement False.
Tho Secretary declared to be I'M
true a statement in Mr.. Wannabaker's
circular letter, which said: "A COM
mittee of Is representatives, CT largo
business corporations, bankers and
economists Of the eastern and western
states were assembled in Washington
for the purpose of preparing and is
suing an official estimate on the in
tentions' of farmers to plant certain
acreages In staple farm products in
CONTINUED ON Page Tyyo1
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
BRIDGE COLLAPSES
16 Cars Fall Into Stream In LOUIS
lam. No One Hurt

ALEXANDRIA. La, May 5.-The
Missouri Pacific's bridge across Big
Creek at Bullock, IS miles north of
here, collapsed under the weight of
cars went into the stream. No one
was injured. The locomtive and sew
eral cars had crossed the bridge
when it went down.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
IOWAN is NAMED
!. n. Cunningham To Be "Dirt Far
merN On Reserve Hoard

WASHINGTON, May pro sident
Harding today appointed Edward \.
Cunningham of Iowa as dirt farmer
member of the federal reserve board.
Edward N. Jones of Pennsylvania
was named a mmeber Of the farm,
loan board,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06

BIRMINGHAM IS SENDING TENS
OF THOUSANDS OF TONS OF
PITCH TO EUROPE FOR MAN
UFACTURE OF BRIQUETTES.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06

THE FORECAST FOR ALABAMA
FAIR AND SLIGHTLY WARM =
Err SUNDAY; MONDAY IN t
CREASING CLOUDINESS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-17

LOST - FOUR MULES TWO u. S.
mules and two sorrels. Liberal reward
Ring Travis. 4511
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FOR RENT

Twelvc-room residence on best
part Main ave. Immediate posses
sion, low rent. Call Mr.. Stedham.
FURNISH q FURNISH.
Gl6-23 Brady Bldg. Crockett 1924.
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STATE YOUR WANTS TEXAS o..
WIDE by using these five great
Texas newspapers: .
THE San ANTONIO LIGHT.
HOUSTON CHRONICLE.
DALLAS TIMES-HERAI.D
FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGR M
Ell PASO HERALD.
More than million readers
every Sunday. Combined want ad
rate:
Minimum charge 20-word count.
WEEKDAY INSERTIONS. lie
PER WORD SUNDAY INSER-
TIONS. 13Isc PER WORD cost
only s2.20 for one weekday in b.
sertion or $40 for three inser-
tlons. including one Sunday.
All copy for Sunday Insertion
must be submitted with cash 10 the
San Antonio Light by noon of the
preceding Thursday.
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IBID" KILLS MITES, LICE. TICKS,
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Wanted-Lady for Of
flee work in local bust
ness house. Must have
some office experience,
know how to use type
writer. Make applica-
ton in writing, and
give references.
Address Box 2S5, City.
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WANTED TO BUY

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SEC
ondshand clothing. shoes, tools. etc.
Sos z. Commerce ST. Travis S5s5.
sl2 FOR YOUR OLD MACHINE ON A
New White. Free, Davis or New Home
we pay cash for old machines.
HoUSEHOLD FURNITURE co.
HENRY A. ROGERS HAS A NEW FUR
niture shop; repairs, makes and refin-
ishes all classes OF furniture; will take
your old furniture as payment for work
done; we sell new and second hand furni-
ture, cash or credit. Henry A. Rogers
Furniture Co., '23s w. Commerce. Travis
i422.
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LIYEsTOCI.

USE MALTINE. REAL MILK PRopuC-
er. at low cost. For sale BY Ferd
Staffel
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Sellers of Things Worth While Will Advertise On This Pag
APARTMENTS, uNFURNIsHED

POPLAR, e., lI2-ToBIN HILL, NEW
four-room duplex cottage, cove ceiling.
modern fixtures, huilt-in features, ga
rage Crockett 1919.
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GARAGES FOR RENT

UAhAUES FUN ,NENT
FOR REMITTANCE GARAGE. GOOD
LOCATION. TRAVIS 1896.
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III DRUGGISTS SELL did"

MOST ATTRACTIVE SMALL HOME
IN SAN ANTONIO. THE LITTLE
GRAY HOUSE AT zoos MAIN AVE.
FOR SALE BY OWNER. SEE MR.
HOLMAN, 2i0 AVENUE C, OR PHONE
TRAVIS 1874.
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USiNtSS OppORC.iNiJIES
TAMPICO. MEXICO

Bargain in a fruit farm near Tam
p.co. Local sales last year nearly 100000
L. s. currency; terms. part cash, bal
auce on time: win stand cloccst inyes-
tigation. II interested write today for
full particulars.
A. G. MASON.
p. o. Box 14i. Tampico. Mexico.
Office Southern Hotel Bldg.
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FOR sALE-sMALL GENTLE DELIv-
cry mare mule, cart and harness s65.
C. V. scherer, 23l School 81. Phone
Mission 70.
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CUMBERLAND DRIVE

Five rooms. new and modern. For
price and terms, Travis 457S.
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YOU CAN ALMOST SEE THE CHICKS
grow when fed TIE Purina way.
. LAsSNER FEED STORES, INC.
Travis $3.50. Crockett 545O.
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II II 4 Il dys.I
Wk. | Sun. Wk. | Inc,
DAY Day Days lSun- Week
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APARTMENTS. UNFURNIsBED

FOR RENT-LOVELY APARTMENTS
Of four rooms, bath. Pittsburg heater.
hnoleum and garage. col Thompson
Travis 330g.
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SERVICES OFFERED

PARKER FOUNTAIN PEN AGENCY
repair department, all makes repaired
FlscheFs Drug Store, San Antonio. Tex
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POULTRY AND SUPPL.NS

NO EXCUSE FOR LOSING CHICKENS
with roup, treat and prevent IL by Civ
ing Jim Bouriapd's Guaranteed Roup
Remedy in their drinking water. Wag-
ner's Drug stores
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statesmen WANTED
2? {? SALESMAN 4? ??

Manufacturer OF nationally advertised
sold in practically every gro
Gerry and drug store throughout the coun-
try, has an opening in Southwest Texas
territory. Position requires high-class
speciality salesman between IS and So
years Of age, who is familiar with gro
Gerry lines and can prove successful sales
record. II you meet the above require
ments, phone Mr. W. II. Kroh, at Gun
ter Hotel, Saturday and Sunday and in
terview will be arranged.
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DIAHs.S:IM,Ds E!EgE sPsss q
ON CREDIT 271EA5T hovSToa ST.

PORCELAIN BATH TUBS. LAVA
tories, sinks, toilets, modern plumbing
contractors. A. Sachs Co.. 62i Main Ave.
Travis 5lf5.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

wANTED-EXPERIE CoLoRED
woman to cook and help housework.
sol ogden ST.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

Wanted-Lady for of
flee work in local bust
ness house. Must have
some office experience,
know how to use type
writer. Make applica-
ton in writing, and
give references.
Address Box 285, City.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

FOR RENT = ONE BLOCK FRO.
Staff Post, four-room furnished houss
gas, lights, hot bath, telephone II de
sired, recently papered. Call Crockett
sSO2. Key 1915 North Olive.
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THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
CLASSIFIED AID RATES

You May Find the Cost OF Your Ad By
the Following Table OF Rates:
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HOUSES FOR SAL,
lGENERAL
INSURANCE

FOR SALE -sl5o CASH, SIS PER
month. Large four-room house. l009f
Victoria st. Bath. hail., front and back
gallery. paved street and car line. newly
papered and painted. San Antonio Musicl
Co.. Crockett 1890.
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HEI.P. MALE OR FEMALE

HELP, MALE OR FEMALE
MEN, WOMEN, is OVER, GET RAIL
was mail, postoffice. clerical positions,
ps wing sl4OO-S2300; experience unneces-
sary. Full particulars free. Write G. w.
Robbins, civil service expert, 2I5 Pope
Bldg, Washington, d. c.
ALAMO EMPLOYMENT COMPANY.
2liis Z. Commerce St, upstairs, all
kinds of help and positions furnished in
and out OF city. Travis ?.
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USED CARS FOR SALE

1000 AUTO RIMS. SELECT AU7
Parts Co.
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WANTED-sETTLED GIRL OR WON
an for general homework and care
for children. 52l Carson ST. Army Post
car line.
LADIEs-MAKE BIG MONEY INTRO
ducing Cockcroft illuminated semi
made silk blouses, wonderful designs.
eodorings, sell on sight Our plan insures
your success. Write CoCkcroft Studios
IL f. 3sth st, New York.
AT ONCE = CAPABLE WOMEN TO
demonstrate and sell dealers. SIS TO $50
Her week. part travelling expenses paid.
write Goodrich Drug Co, Dept. l02-M
Omaha Nsh-
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
SITUATION WANTED MALE
SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

COLORED GIRL WANTS JOB AS
cook and housegirl for small family:
prefer room on place; will also cook for
large family. TT. sO35.
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SPECIAL OFFER

WANTED--A NAN TO CARF FOR IN
valid. ~ san Pedro Ave.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST ONLY
one who is experienced and not afraid
OF work. give references as to sXper-
fence and cspability. Address 1857
Chronicle, Houston, Tex.
wANTED-FIRsT-CL DRUG STOCK
keeper, must he experienced and have
references. Address 1887 Chronicle
Houston. Tex.
CAN USE FIVE SUPERINTENDENT
o.. and several agents for industrial in
surance company. just entering Texas.
No. RoSfcrd Bldg. Houston, Tex.
WANTED-HELPER THAT CAN MAKE
tops, seat covers. state experience and
.w+lere last employed. Address Light So
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FOR RENT

Brand new flye-room bungalow, fou'
piece plumbing, nice fixtures and bull
ms, garage. very large lot, fenced chic
en- proof. on good street, in suburb
only half block of car. near soodlschoo
only s35 10 right party permanently. al.
five rooms, modern, furnished. ST. FraI
els street. si5. J. i. Lyle Realty CO
900 Gibbs Bldg !.
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LIGUSTRUMS.
NURSERIES

Finer ever and cheaper ever, E--F
Collins Garden Home.
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WANTED TO RENT

WE CAN HANDLE YOUR RENTAL
property efficiently and can guarantees
satisfaction from il years experience.
Richey 4 Casey, Crockett l125.
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FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
LOST AND FOUND

LOST - WHITE PERSIAN CAT IN
neighborhood West French place.
Phone Travis 1871. Reward.
LOST-STICK PIN, CLAW MOUNT
ing ruby or garnet stone, reward.
Nathan NeYelow With Alamo Auto Sup
ply Co., Crockett $3.50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-17

JIM BoURLAND's GUARANTEED
Laying Tonic increases egg produce
ton, costs 1 cent daily for 40 nens.
money back IL 1t fails. Sommers Drug
Stnres -