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TAKE YOUR CHOICE THEY ARE AIL, G00D

nron WEsrh aia REALTY sPESLAL NO. ssIwonderful buy in income
bath IN h first oor and two apartments in the basement of two
ooms This ouse is new n in excellent condition.; party must
aise some money and will sell for $4,000 with $1,000 down. If you are
It will pay for Itself in shor time from rentals; $50 per month pay
ments will handle it Call us for n n appointment.
- WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 66-Located 1t 1928 West
hrSent hstreet is a little property that will give somebody n nice place
to I've n pay or Itself bes6es out II the en- received. L consists
Of n strictly modern fveroom apartment upstairs and a fourroom
apartment in the basement. There is n four car arage on the ear
that brings o N a income OF $50 monthly during the winter months
bad weather. The lower oo partner is renting at the present
tint for $50 furnished and the upper floor a si5 unfinished. The whole
'n'-. ,' WESTERN REALTY y L,O
, 1923-05-10

ticular neighborhood is growing more popular every day and property is
likewise increasing in value Price So 500, 81 500 cash will handle balance
at $500 per month. Call us for an appointment If you would like to look
thso over. 1872
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. ss-Good Iot III Stewart add
ton six blocks from Midwest Refinery: sand filtered vvater;g s in h
alley. se 40x120 feet; dandy place o build that title home. Price 5000,
$50 cash viii handle. balance It $50 per month.
WESTERN REALTY NO. 64-Excenent residence lot o South
Mckinley stree between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets You know
this stree is ITO be paved this year. II you want to get in o before prices
soar. CALI $ at once. Everybody wants to get IN the pavement. size of
lot 140x132 feet. Price $500.
Gated at 221 South Fenvay street. This little place consists II two large
rooms clothes closet and bath. 1t is just off East Second street. south
and is n wonderful little home at only 81 750. s465 will handle. balance
at $50 Ter month. The lot is 30x140foot and the property will make
some one a NIGEL profit within the next few week. r-
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FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR LEASE-To respon
si5le party, paying boarding house:
would consider good car as part nav.
ment. Phone 2016w2.
, 1923-05-10

FOR SALE-Fine little home of three
rooms and bath. garage and store
shed, $500. terms. r. Ramon. 242 E.
Second. Tel. ZOE.
, 1923-05-10

FOR sALEIHave a very good nine
room modern house on pavement
best location in town. priced rieht
and On terms. Martin-IAmar. real
estate. Phone 2214. Room s, Smith
Block. Open Evenings.
, 1923-05-10
FOR s%ALE-HoUSEs

FOR SALE = Two-room furnished
house on north side, $3.50 cash:
terms like rent. r. Ramon, 242 p.
Second. Tel. 702.
, 1923-05-10
EVERY Carr A BARGAIN
OFFERED
FOR SAlE--AUTOM0BLsS

FOR SALE-New Ford ton truck
take body. equipped with double
Hhssler shocks and starter. cheap.
Phone 772W or 13e3W.
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FOR RENT-GARAGES

Fol, I:ENT-GarEss soxio equipped
for irrairing. suitable for truck or
car storage n three-iCCm furnished
house; s1S5 for both. j. e. Nelson.
Room IL, DAILY BIG. Phone 1851.
FOR RENT-Garage. 1904 s. Oak
st.
, 1923-05-10

FIVE ROOM MODERN with all large
well lighted rooms. full basement
win laundry equipment. hot air pipe
Iurnace, garage, and well located on
East SlCe. s650o.00 will bIv this
home and a small cash Will
handle 1t. wa
FOR SALE-Three choice residential
lots In East Butler Addition. adj
Joining. 1sox14o feet, corner. offered
at $4,000. If you contemplate
building you had better see these.
ROOM COTTAGE. semi
modern. well constructed, base.
ment. and we'll located on South
mckinley street within two blocks OF
pavement. Offered at $4,000 with
sooo,oo as first payment. A. p.
1ofM. 312 East Second st.
, 1923-05-10

FOR sALE-Three-room house, with
screened porch. built-in cupboard:
bath but not tub light. water and
gas. $40 S. Conweil.
, 1923-05-10

FOR SALE-A little home on North
Center street: also n laundry bui'd-
ing fully equipped 24x30 bringing
$40 per rapnth rent: all on so foot
lot for only $1,000; with 5000 cash;
ALartin'Lamar. Smith Block. Phone
2214s
, 1923-05-10

WANTED TO BUY = Anything Of
value in household goods. Phone
1885.
, 1923-05-10

WANTED TO RENT-3 or 4 room
house: furnished; efge of town and
suitable for possession h
18th and LIST. Phonee SEW. after
5 p. m.
, 1923-05-10
WANTED-To RENT

Neutrality-suspicious. house. six or
seven room from May 20 to Sep
TENDER /: references; guarantee
against any damage. Phone 1895. Box
ST..
, 1923-05-10

FOR SALE - BY cwner four.room
modern house. full basement, porch
!!x22' gas pipe furnace: on corner lot:
located n block EAST of Lincoln on
Lind. 90 feet off pavement; no spe-
cla' assessment now under construc.
ton; ready to occupy June 1. easy
terms. Phone 1476M.
, 1923-05-10
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR TRADE-a<50 equity in four
room house and large garage on
South washington for a Inquire at
1880 S. jackson.
, 1923-05-10
WANTED-To BUY
WANTED no BUY.

WANTED TO BUY.
Mems clothing. shoes. hats. sad
dies. chaps. harness. tents. tarpau-
Inns, suit cases. hand bags. trunks
or any thing of value. We call to buy
and pay cash.. The Bargain store.
Phone 132SR- 218 W. First. \
, 1923-05-10

FOR sALE-Fourteenth-foot counter
in AL condition. $40 w. Yellow
stone.
, 1923-05-10

|FOR sALE-Dishes and utensils at
a bargain must be sold today. lis
S. Jefferson.
, 1923-05-10

FOR sALE-New house. full base.
ment, three rooms. breakfast nook
and bath on first floor: will be ready
soon; don't miss this. Sec owner at
4a6 Figurora. two blocks east of the
brewery.
, 1923-05-10

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Two cents per word on ten cents
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MONOGRAPHS, PIANOS. ETC.

FOR SALE Il hnve a high grndc
piano. which I viii sacrifice for
n quick cash sale. Can arrange terms.
=. o. Box 1902.
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: IS: :: E: s ri: ! :: =: 4:
texest.
, 1923-05-10

FOR SALE-RsL bargains in coal
ranger. such as Monarch. Majestic.
Round Oak and Quick Meal. Casper
Gas Appliance Co.. Inc. 11o e. First
Phone 1900.
, 1923-05-10
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

FOR RENT-Two rooms for light
housekeeping. suitable for two
bachelors. SIT 8. Spruce.
FOR RENT1Two rooms for light
housekeeping. cheap. 1os Boyer.
Phone 2019R5.
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FOR sALE-House, corner Thir-
teenth n Oak street; five rooms
and bath. built in features: three fin.
ished rooms and laundry in basement
Also garage; terms. Call at rear
door 1904 S. Oak.
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WHO has an equity in good lot or
a small cash payment to put in on
a good little home; modern except
heat n close to refinery; gnrage
and nice garden spot. Address Box
A,42. Tribune.
, 1923-05-10

NO AID LESS THAN so CENTS
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Of estimating a line
, 1923-05-10
Statesmen WANTED

wANrED-Two hou.e-toh house sales
men; prefer mar with ear. good
proposition: old established firm Just
opening in this territory. a s's De
tween Q and 10 n. m
, 1923-05-10

FOR SALE-The best home on CY.
ten rooms. beautiful corner. rent
ing for $40 per month, can be bought
TOT 10000 cash payment; also a splen-
did lot on CY; close In with small
house on rear for $500 cash payment;
these are worth looking up. Martin.
Lamar. Smith Block. Phone 2214.
, 1923-05-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WISH to get in touch with someone
moving household goods from Kan
sas City in order to reduce freight
rate or share car. Miss Newell. New
York Oil Co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-23
INVITED TO OPENING
Management of Majestic Arranges fOs
Prominent Citizens TO See Picture.

The San Antonio premier Of The
Covered Wagon" on Sunday night,
August 20. at the Majestic Theater.
has taken on the aspect OF Il social
event of unusual interest.
The management of the Majestic. as
well as Jesse Laskey, the producer of
the notable and now very famous pro-
duetion of "The Covered Wagon )"
have invited several distinguished cit
liens of San Antonio to be present at
the opening on next Sunday night.
Invitations have been sent to Mayor
Tobin, Mrs. Hugh Il. Rice and nd
visory board. Jack Burke. Mrs +. +.
Stauffer. of the Women's Club; Pres
ident W. G. Higgins OF the Lions
Club: President Henry Hirschfield cf
the Kiwanis Club; Commissioners
Wright. Lambert. Steffler and BuSh-
lex: President Ike Kampmaun OF the
Conopus Club; President Frank Lewis
of the Rotary Club. Superintendent OF
Schools Jeremiah Rhodes. Brig. Gen.
Paul L. Malone. Mrs. Johanna Stoves,
!. h. Beretta. Sam {. Bell. {. NJ.
Chambers. J. j. Strickland. Chief Of
Police Albert Van Ripper. Senator 4.
Fl. Ridgeway. W. A. Williamson. u.
=. Davenport. G.. +. LeSturgeou L.
L. Hull and Henry Dielmann.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-23
BY FRANCIS BRINE.

Copyright, by The San Antonio Light.
New York. Aug. 2S.-The Angel
Demon OF the Pampas may be a de-
mon in the ring, but outside Of it he
is more Of an angel than a demon, il
first impressions count for anything.
l was very agreeably surprised both
at the appearance and the manner of
Luis Angel Firpo when / had the OPP
portunity of talking with him in his
own language before his departure for
Atlantic City 10 lake Up his training
for his battle with Jack Dempsey here
on September IA next.
Surrounded by an admiring crowd.
he seemed little bewildered but
pleased by the attention. Senior Firpo
displayed the characteristic Spanish
courtesy and spoke in a very subdued
tone and his Spanish was a remark
ably pure Castilian. He impressed me
as being rather slow-witted and child
like, with not much sense of humor.
but he was far from being the rough
brute that he has been pictured. He
answered my questions readily. though
briefly. He volunteered little infor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-23
LAUNDRYMEN TO TAKE
ON CITY FIREMEN AND
APACHES AT NAVARRO
Sunday Double-header Ar
ranged-Next Aztec
Games in September.

The Apaches Sunday will take on
the Texas Steam Laundry club as
the second game of double-header
at Navarro Field. The Laundrymen
will play the San Antonio Fire De-
partment in the first game. The
Laundry nine hasn't been making
much of a fuss lately but has been
strengthening steadily. it is said and
is ready 10 give both the Firemen
and the Apachcs hard struggles.
The Apaches will use the same line
ups as against the Aztecs last week
end, with Graef. Eberhardt and
Vaughn the pitchers available for
duty.
The next three games of the
Apache-Aztec series will be played
on the Aztecs' home grounds, Van
Dazzle Stadium. September ], > and
3. all afternoon games, according TO
Manager Bertetti of the Apaches.
The Apaches now lead in the series
with two victories and no defeats.
while one game was tie.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-23
SPARRING PARTNERS
FEW AND DEMPSEYS
TRAINING SLOWS UP
Activities of Champ and
Firpo Begin to Interest
as Bout Kems.
Saratoga Springs, y. v. Aug. ss.-

Saratoga Springs, y. Y. Aug. c3.-
Jack Dempsey, worlds heavyweight
champion, today faces the prospect Of
having TO slacken his. training in prep
aratiOn for his 1J-round contest with
Luis Angel Firpo at New York. Sep
TENDER II, due to the lack of sparring
partners. 4.
The two heavyweights in camp,
George Godfrey, -22Jpound negro,
and Jack Burke of Pittsburg. still are
suffering from the training siege they
went through while Dempsey was pre-
pairing for his Fourth of July match
with Gibbons at Shelby. Montana.
Dempsey plans to exercice caution
with them so they will be in condition
to withstand battering during the
final two weeks of training.
Billy Wells, British welterweight
champion, left last night. He has a
bruised left hand and probably would
be unable to face Dempsey for at least
two weeks.
Rioux, the French Canadian lumber.
jack, who decided ring future would
be more attractive than Telling trees,
also IS among the missing after but =
few practice rounds against the cham
pion. -
Jack Kearns. Dempsey's managers
plans to augment the sparring staff be-
fore next week. Isl
Dempsey's training camp is the
place occupied by Frank Moran, the
Pittsburg heavyweight. during the time
he was considered a championship pos
sibility. The two cottages in which
Dempsey and his staff live are on the
shore of Saratoga lake, within so feet
of the waters edge.
The champions cottage is surround.
ed with high wire fence. A big sign,
reading Private - no admittances
warns visitors to keep out.
Dempsey is not satisfied with the
living conditions. as the cottage is
without bath or other modern con-
yeniences
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-23
NO. / W. M. MERCER
AT LULINC IS GOOD
FOR 1900 BARRELS
United North and South
Has Four Other Wells
Drilling In.

Luling. Tex. Aug. 23.-The first
of the five wells being drilled in b.?
the United North and South Oil
company was completed late W DIS
day. 1t is reported to have made an
initial production IF 1900 barrels Of
oil daily. The we'll is OH the W. NJ.
Mercer tract near the Mills Mercer
well which is said 20 be the largest
we'll in the field.
Five wells are being drilled in by
the United North and South Oh COM
pany and it is expected hat nearly.
all of them will be in before the end
of this week. Two of the wells were
reported late Wednesday as scratch
ing the pay and two ar? drilling III
the cap rock ut about 2l3J feet. The
wells being drilled in are the No. i
Tabor, the No. Gideon, the No.
l Cora Malone, the No. | Milton
Mercer and the No. | Frank Mercer.
The No. w. NJ. Mercer is located
southwest of the Tabor wells and is
said TO prove considerable acreage.
although the well is considered il
tee producing area proper.
1t was reported Wednesday morn
ing by officials of the NJ. X. Towns
Production company that this com
pany's No. . >Merriwetber was pre-
pairing to drill in. The crew is Nait-
ing on n gate valve xAicn is beng
Skinned to the field
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-23
TO BUY GOLF LANDS
Victoria Country Club Will Purchase
1GO-!Acre Tract.

. Victoria. Tex, Aug. 23.-At 4
well-attended meeting OF the mem-
bers OF the Victoria Golf and Coun-
try Club at the Chamber of Cone
merce hall. it was decided to incors
porate the club and buy the beauti-
full lOO-acre tract along Spring
Creek where the golf course is now
situated. The club has the privilege
of buying the land for $3.50 per
acre. Tie company will sell a Ger.
tain, amount of stock at 800 per
share. probably about $4,000 worth;
and after purchasing the land viii
erect a clubhouse.
The golf course has just been com.
plcted and was laid out by John
Bredemus. of San Antonio and Hous-
ton. who has laid out courses in San
Antonio. Corpus Christi. Houston and
other places. The Victoria golf course
is a nine-hole course situated about
three miles from Victoria along
Spring Creek.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-23
RELIEF PROMISED FOR
SECTIONS OF COUNTRY
IN COLD WAVE GRIP
Ouercoats Appear When
August Weather Rec
ords Broken.
Chicago, Aug. 23.-Although warm

Chicago, Aug. 23.-Although warm
er weather was promised in forecasts
today, the eastern. southern and mid
western sections OF the country con-
tinued TO SILVER and don overcoats
as further records for cool August
weather were broken and light frosts
were reported from sections gripped
by the cool wave.
Drops of 90 TO % degrees in the
gulf and south Atlantic states, fol-
lowed n few hours after moderate
summer weather. aud Oklahoma and
Kansas, which last week sweltered
with temperatures near 100, expert
enced extreme GOODNESS when the mer-
curry dropped 40 degrees and over in
some sections.
Flocks of migrating purple martins
and teal reported flying southwark
over Chicago by Harry Richards, park
superintendent, and Deputy Game
Warden Kern, were said by those
versed in bird lore TO indicate an
early winter.
Reports of an imminent shortage
in coal here added mental discomfort
to the physical.
An average of Co degrees was re-
corded here yesterday.
Light breezes from the southern
section were expected TO bring gen.
eral warmer weather tonight and to-
morrow.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-23
LEGION POSTS OVER
STATE LINE UP FOR
BOXING Bull FIGHT
Houston to Support Dallas
in State Convention
Move.

Houston. Tex, Aug. 23.-The San
Houston Post No. 3111 of Houston will
send its delegates TO the American
Legion state convention at Galveston
with instructions TO support Dallas
legionnaires in urging the American
Legion to foster state boxing bill,
it was announced here Thursday BY
Ralph A. Anderson. commander.
AT meeting held by our post
Wednesday night. the opinion was
unanimous that boxing should be L.
galized throughout the state" Ander
son stated.
In addition TO lending its support
to the measure. the post voted to ap-
point Anderson, sporting editor Of
two papers here. as a committee of one
to study the law which recently
passed the lower house and TO make
such suggestions with regards to
changes as, in his opinion, might make
easier the passage Of the bill.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-23
TEXAS SCHOOLS LOSE
Will Not Get Slice of Automobile
Registration Fee.

Austin. Tex. Aug. 2S.-In an opin-
ion TO State Treasurer C. V. Terrell
today. the attorney generals depart
ment held that the automobile regis
tration fee is not an occupation tax.
Therefore one fourth of the fees so
collected are not subject to transfer
10 the available school fund.
The opinion written by Assistant
Attorney General Sutton. holds that
such registration fee is sin the nature
of charge imposed under the police
power of the state rather than a tax
collected by the state under its tax
ing power for revenue purposes
Had the opinion. held that such
automobile fees were an occupation
tax, one fourth would have TO be
transferred TO the school fund.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-23
WANTS DRY NATIONS
UNITED TO PROTEST
THREATS BY OTHERS
American Delegation to
Dry Congress Asked to
Line Up Forces.
BY HIRAM IA. MODERWELL.


Copenhagen, Aug. 2S.-Will the pro-
hibitionist nations unite and defend
themselves against the action recently
taken by the vine growing states tn
force the prohibitionist nations to re
peal their prohibition laws! This
question was placed squarely before
the anti-alcobolism congress today by
the president, DR.. Hercod of Switzer-
land.
To the American delegation the
question was: Will the delegation ad-
wise the prohibition forces in Amer
lea to urge the United States govern
ment to protest TO France, Spain aud
Portugal against their threat of COM
mercial boycott. tantamount TO a
threat Of starvation. against Norway,
Finland and Iceland?
BY virtue Of this club. it was OK
planned, two of these three northern
countries are compelled TO either re-
peal the prohibition laws or include
SO many exceptions that they become
virtually imperative. Will America
protest. or viii she. DR.. Hercod in
quires. remain passive while other Eu-
ropean nations strange the prohibi-
ton attempts of snail nations:
DIR. Hercod dealt with the subject
in n diplomatic and scholarly way:
The facts are that France compelled
Norway TO raise her legal alcohol per-
centage from IL to Il so as to admit
burgundies and compelled her to ad-
nit the pre-war quantity of cognac
Spain and Portugal have demanded
that she raise the alcoholic percent.
age to IS so as to permit sherrys and
ports 10 come in. Otherwise they
threaten TO raise the tariff so as to
make virtually impossible the sale Of
Norwegiarsfi fish and the navigation
of Norwegian ships in the waters of
these countries or those Of their colon.
les. Since the shipping of fish is Nor
ways chief means of purchasing her
imported foodstuffs this was to threat
on starvation. Norway's prohibition
laws already have become farce. Ice
land is obliged to repeal prohibition
Finland also is threatened.
"The prohibitionist states must
unite in common resistance against
the economic pressure of alcohol pro-
ducing Countries Hercod said.
The American delegation has held
that it is here to consult, that
it is unable to take any action. But
il is believed that the members from
the United States would be glad to do
something TO help protect the smaller
states il an appropriate
way could be found.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-23
WeU-mannered But Dumb
Is Way Erpo lmpresses

nation, truly a man of few words, q
very unusual Latin type.
DeFOrrest TOO Old"
Only on one occasion during my
talk with him did Firpo display the
slightest sense of humor. After intro
ducing me to LaVelle, his new train
er, just arrived from South America,
he said with shy smile:
MY other trainer was too old and
this one is too young"
LaNelie is a good-looking young
man who might be taken for anything
but trainer of fighters.
i asked FirDo about his family and
he told me that his mother IS dead.
but his father is living in Buenos
Aires. Besides. he has a married sis
ter and two brothers, all living in
the Argentine. l asked him if he had
sweetheart awaiting lis triumphant
return in event of his victory oveg
Dempsey and he replied:/
mo special one
He did not impress me as being a
man who was particularly interested
in women, but he did reveal that he
prefers 'em short and slim with "jetty
tresses and black eyes"
asked him what he thought of
American girls and lie said:
Il like American girls very much
and they are very pretty
But it was plain that he preferred
the women of his own country.
Not From the Pampas.
Recalling that Firpo had been
styled The Wild Bull of the Pam
pas" I asked him il he had lived in
the Pampas or if he had ridden the
plains as a gaucho. He replied in the
negative, saying that he had been born
in Junin. suburb of Buenos Aires.
and had brought up in the city.
tried TO find out what Firpo does
by way of diversion. / thought surely
that he must play the guitar. but he
admitted that he did not play any
musical instrument. He said his hobby
was eel commercial" (business.) Sell.
ing automobiles seemed to be his par
ticular interest.
Asked when he first thought about
taking up fighting. Firpo said that
it never occurred to him until he was
Is years old. We did not discuss the
coming battle but Firpo told me that
he was anxious 10 be home again and
expected to leave Immediately after the
fight.