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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
SET GAMING CASES
Grand Jury Resumes Investigation o.
Alleged Vice.

Setting of three of the seven cas- -
in which the Ninety-fourth district
court grand jury returned indict-
ments charging gambling. and a re-
opening of the investigation into al
legged gambling by the grand Jury
Monday. were the outstanding develop
ments in the 'clean IN campaign in
augurated by Adj. Gen. Thomas u.
Barton several weeks ago. The cases
set for trial. which will come nm IN
the Ninety-fourth district court Wed
neSday morning are two against l.
Anderson, charging exhibiting gam
ing table and bank and one agains'
ID. X. Carver.
These cases were set down for We'd
nesday by judge w. j. Jeffries. wa
sat on the Ninety-fOurth distric'
court bench last week in the absence
of Judge W. W. McCrory. Subpoenae'
for a number of witnesses were issued
ont of the district attorneys office
Monday morning. In add con to a
number of state rangers. the list Of
witnesses includes a member OF t"e
State Legislature from BeXar county.
The grand jury. which resumed ITS
sessions Monday after ten days r.
cess. has again taken up ITS lnveStiSa,
ton into gambling, according to al
appearances. Among the witnesses
who are reported to have been sub
poPnaed before it are two San A1
tonians who are prominent in nroie g
sional circles. The benches outside th'
grand jury room were crowded i!
morning By witnesses waiting To ap
! pear before the inquisitorlal body.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
OBITUARY
Mrs. Maggie Mangan.

Mrs. Maggie Mangan, &C years old,
died at her residence. POI River ave
nue. at II 90 Saturday night. She
was native of Ohio but had lived
in San Antonio ~ years. She is
survived by n son, George Mangan.
San Antonio; two sisters. Mrs. Mary
Lou Schulze of San Marcos. and
Mrs. Ed Hammond of San Antonio,
The funeral will be held from the
residence at 4 o'clock Monday after
noon. Rev. Hugh Mcclellan of the
Central Christian church officiating.
Interment will be in Mission Burial
Park. under the direction of Hagy
4 McCollum, undertakers. Pallbear-
.ers will he: +. Il. Griffin. c. f.
DeeBoSc, W. NJ. Rowland. Billy Simp-
son. T. d. Barns and Billy Car.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
THIRD DIMENSION is
ADDED TO MOVIES BY
. PROJECTION DEVICE
7 Years of Effort and
$l,50O,00O Spent to
Perfect Invention.

Chicago. Aug. 20.-lnvention of Il
natural vision" motion picture film
which adds depth 10 the two dimen-
sions of width and height of the stan
dard pictures. was announced by the
George X. Spoor-EsSanay Film Con-
pany. which expressed its intention OF
opening up the old Chicago Essanay
plant. closed seven years ago, to be-
gin the production of the new lures
and the equipment for their production
on Il vast scale.
Seven Years OF effort and $1,000.
600 was sDent by George X. Spoon
and l.. j. Berggren, the inventors, il
perfecting th0new films, cameras. pro
lection machines and screens, the al
nouncement OF the company's intpn
tons said.
The three dimension pictures, a..
cording to the company. have Il fiell
40 feet long and 20 IL feet higher
area from three to ten times as srat
as that of the pictures now shown
The camera with which the new Me
lures are made is four times as large
as the ordinary motion picture camera
is equipped with two lenses, employ.
the principle OF superlmpoSlng one
picture OH another and uses film twice
as wide as that now used.
The projection machine is deScribet
as unlike any projection machine i!oN
in use and the screen. in addition it
Is size. is combination of two, the
forward one being a transparent eur
tain of interfering lines"
Engineers and mechanics working
WITH the inventors, according TO Essa
nay announcement. have d"velope1
pic lures that. while consuming t'He'
times the amount of film Of the staur
dard pictures. give the exact appear
ance of scene viewed by the human
eye.
The SpOor-Essanay studios Were
cnce the largest in America. and murf
of the cincmatiC machinery now IN
Use in the motion picture industry
vas developed there.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
ENJOYS SUBMIT
FARLEY REPORT.
To WASHINGTON
Payne and Warren Confer
With Hughes and
Coolidge.
DELEGATES PLEASED
Document Proposes Two
Conventions to Set
tie Claims.

Washington. ID. C.. Aug. TO-
Charles H. Warren and John Bar
ton Payne. the American commits SION
ers conducting the negotiations look-
ing toward resumption Of aip'omatic
relations with Mexico. presented their
report today TO Secretary Hughes and
later called on President Coolidge.
The report was in two large vol
umes, one in English ard the other
in Spanish. 1t is Il transcript Of the
proceedings between the American
and Mexican commissioners NJ MCy-
leo City and proposes among other
things two conventions. one 10 settle
claims growing out of til, revolution
and another TO settle mixed claims.
The conventions are subject II rauIi-
cation by the United States Senate
and the Mexican Congress.
Mr.. Warren. aft.r presenting the
report of the proceedings 10 Secrc-
tary Hughes, declined 10 discuss IT
in any way except TO say that 1t
presented a basis for conSidera' ion
OF whether the l'nitcl States is I?
resume diplomatic relations with Mex
leo. He added that the decision
would be made by Secretary Hughes
and President Coolidge.
Three.MOnth Session.
I'VE were in session on this mat
fer three months and day." SAID
Mr.. Warren. land we have mutually
agreed on basis which has been
found acceptable 70 the MsXi'an gov
ernment. We hope, of course. that
it will be acceptable to our own"
The best informed Judgment of
those who have followed the negotia-
tions is that. if diplomatic relations
are resumed. they will be followed
by setting up the machinery of the
| two claims commissions provided III
| the report of the proceedings, which
also are said to contain the reports
| of conversations between the Mexican
| and American commissioners clarity
| inc the points at issue between the
| two governments respecting the so
called confiscatory features of Next
can laws relating 10 private proper
ty rights.
Delegates Are Pleased.
The details of the proceedings
probably will not become public until
President Coolidge and Secretary
Hughes have fully considered them
and they have been presented to the
| Mexican Congress next month. Mr..
| Warren will remain in Washington
with Mr.. Payne for several days 60
ing over the report with Secretary
! Hughes.
The proceedings Of the conference
also will be available for the inform
alton of foreign governments which
have delayed resumption Of diplomatic
relations with Mexico awaiting ac-
ton by the United States.
Both Mr.. Payne and Mr.. Warren
expressed themselves as much pleased
with the treatment accorded them by
the Mexico CITY officials during their
stay there.
1t was indicated at the State De
| partment that examination of the re-
port by Mr.. Hughes and his advisers
on Mexican affairs would require
poss' Sly two weeks or more before
the next move is made by the Amer
| lean government
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
Bathing Girls Not There,
But Motorists Have Good
Time-Attendance Prizes
Awarded to Lucky Motor
lists.

Between 1850 and 1900 motorists
in nearly $50 automobiles joined The
Light Crockett Automobile company
| motor caravan. Sunday afternoon, and
followed the Essex pathfinder car to
Medina Lake. San AntoniO's famous
fishing and bathing resort. 1t was
the largest crowd which has accom-
panied the caravan since the Sunday
afternoon trips were started.
Despite the fact that the bathing
beauty review was not held and the
program minus other features pre-
viously announced. the crowd as Il
! whole enjoyed every minute of the
! outing and The Light and the
Crockett Automobile company We're
warmly thanked for their hospitality.
Instead of > o'clock. the usual hour
of departure. the caravan did not get
under way until >. Christilles'
wharf, the scene Of the caravan pie
ME. was reached at ) 80, with the
main events on the program beginning
short time later.
Furlong Is There.
At the Medina Lake toll house,
the caravan was greeted by William
II. Furlong. director of the highway
department of the Chamber of Com
merce and representative of the
Medina Lake Toll Road company.
who gave each car owner round
trip ticket valued at 81. Toll gate
expense was borne bt The Light and
the Crockett Automobile company.
Mr.. Furlong personally. distributed
the tickets and otherwise assisted in
making the visit of the caravan men,
bers pleasant in every respect.
Upon arrival at ChriStilles' wharf,
the caravan was greeted by recep-
ton committee composed Of promin-
cnt San Antonio business men. In
Guiding William Steinhardt. president
Of the Crockett Automobile company
| Porter I.oring and Franz G. GrOOs.
The first thing on the program was
the distribution of attendance prizes
Of which there were several. Neve-
| low Brothers, popular autOmotive
equipment dealers gave LediN visor,
| designed to protect the car owner
from the binding rays of the sun.
DIR. ]. Frank Groman. district rep
reSentativc of Amalie oils. gave or
ders to five lucky motorists 10 have
the crankcases of their ears drained
and refilled with Amalic 100 ner cent
nure Pennsylvania oil any time be-
| fore Sentember II.
Batlers Provide Thrill.
Bathers entertained the caravan
members with swimming. diving and
surf riding stunts. The surf riding
stunts proved particular thrilling and
the bathers who provided this enter
tainment feature received many COM
pliments on their ability.
The caravan with its long line oi
cars created no little stir along the
route.
whats this" exclaimed a farm
cr TO his wife as the caravan came
into sight.
Search me-" replied his spouse
Looks as though all of San Antonio
is moving out this way"
Say" exclaimed small boy to
his little sister. do you suppose there
are any cars left in San Antonio?"
One family in San Antonio GER
tanly was well represented, -Four
brothers brought their wives and
children along, making total OF
twelve.
\ poor little flivver creaked and
groaned under its burden of eight
occupants. Many cars We're noted
in line fairly overlooking with rid
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
DE MOLAYS DO DOWN
Saturday intermediate Champs Los'
to TObin Hill.

The DcMolays. champions OF the
Saturday intermediate League went
down in defeat at the hands of the
Tobin Hill nine on the Pittman-Sulli
van diamond. The final score was .
to J.
Two homers were the features Of TIE
game. Kalinsky of the Hill boys made
one while Halliday of the losers made
the other.
Hill and Kalinsky of the winners
with Digger and Holiday of the
losers. did the heavy hitting of the
game.
+. Amman. formerly of the Richter
Bakery team. pitched good game
with ArredondO behind the bat. for the
Hill boys.
Score:
louIH mn Y ..'..'. - 49, /.
DeAIolays ..........O O0l40 o.
Batteries: +. Amman and Arredon-
do: Dunsmore and Holiday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
BELIEVED COSGRAVE
WILL CONTINUE Al
IRELAND'S president
Unanimously Agreed That
He Will Be Successfrl
in Elections.
RN WM. Ill. BRAiDEsr

Copyright. by the San Antonio Light.
Dublin. Aug. 20.-Whatever happens
in the forthcoming elections in Ire
land. it is agreed virtually unanimous-
L. that William L. Cosgrave viii re-
main president. He is recognized as
the man best fitted to deal with the
financial difficulty in the Irish Free
State and TO float successful loan.
Many people. indeed, believe that Ire
lands immediate danger is the uncer-
tainty of his health. As things are.
he is considered by all big business
interests as indispensable.
If the republicans-Eanon De Vail
era's party-could carry all the can
didates they nominated Saturday, they
would have more than half of the
Dali. But though prophets at the
outset conceded them six seats only.
they are now counting on their OBJ
tanning thirty. In any event they are
not expected TO displGcs the govern
ment or hinder the operation of the
Free State.
AS against 100 government yandi-
dates. the republicans ave nominated
So. In addition to the farmers and
labor parties representing sectional
interests. fifty candidates are going
forward as independents. Among all
parties the republicans only are hos
tile to the Free State. The DeValera
candidates include many who now are
in Jail.
The arrest Of De Valera last week
at Ennis is counted on by his friends
to imnrovarcpublicans' chances at the
polls This accounts for their multi
plication of candidates far beyond
the original intention. The prospect
of independents seem everywhere pref
~ good They will attract the votes
of those who. while disappearing gov
eminent measures. still desire stable
government carried on.
Sunday was devoted 10 campa ign
meetings throughout the country. Cos
grave. the delicate man who has been
working 16 hours Il day. addressed a
half dozen meetings in different prov
inces. He appeared on the same plat
form at Ennis from which De Valera
was taken unde- arrest. travelling
thence by airplane. His main line is
to fix on The republicans the rcspon-
Sibilitv for the destruction which has
cost the county millions of dollars. He
was scornfHl. in his speeches. of De
Valcra's declaration that he has
never stood for destruction.
>~
Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery. nor
graveyard. beautiful. well kept
buriol mark Crockett 1858 lAdvl
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
DEMPSEY AT WORK
Training Brisk in Prepar-
atiOn for Firp0.
White Sulphur Springs. Saratoga


Lake. y. V. Aug. 2O.-Jack Demp
sey. heavyweight champion of the
world. continued heavy training here
Monday for his September II bout
with Luis Angel Firpo of the Argen-
tine.
The champion Sunday put in the
customary road work in the morning
and then devoted two rounds to the
punching bag and the heavy bag. In
the afternoon he had two-round work
outs with George Godfrey and JACK
Burke. topping off the day with lin
bering-up exercises and swim.
Billy Wells. English welterwelght.
arrived and will go into action as
DempSey's sparring partner.
Jack Britton. ex-welterweight cham
pion. also is expected to assist the
champion in his workouts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

Strip Vacant House. - Thieves
stripped vacant dwelling situated
at 1O2 Bailey street. of all electrical
and plumbing fixtures early Sunday
morning. Report of the theft was
filed with city detectives by Mrs.
Mary \. Brewer. POS Eleventh street.
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Alejo Guerrero Sr.

Alejo Guerrero ST.. So years old.
died ar his residence. 104 Pardee ave-
nur. at 6 80 Sunday morning. He
was an Indian War Veteran and was
formerly member of the Texas Ran
gers. being with that organization in
1871. Surviving are two sons. Alejo
Guerrero Jr., and Epitacio Guerrero !;
two daughters, Mrs. Maria NORM and
Mrs. Santos Alvarez; two brothers,
Angel Guerrero and Joaquin Guerrero
and two sisters. Miss Salome Guer-
zero and Mrs. Vicente Mcclellan, all
Of this city. The funeral will be
held from the residence at ( O'Clock
Monday. with services later at San
Fernando Cathedral. Interment will
be in San Fernando Cemetery No.
>. under the direction Of Henry y.
Guerra. funeral director
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Mrs. Angelina Brown.

Mrs. Angelina Brown. al years old
died at a hospital at o'clock Sun
day night. She was a native Of san
Antonio. Surviving are her husband,
!. NJ. Brown. 10 Hitchings street ;
her father. Louis a. Bertraux. Los
Angeles: sister. Mrs. Louisa
Oughton. Boerne, and her grandmoth-
or. Mrs. 4. Pelton, Boerne. The
funeral will be held from the parlors
of Porter Loring. funeral director
at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. In.
termcnt will be in Mission Burial
Park.
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More Than 1850 Follow Ess.t
On Medina Lake Visit Sunday

SUNDAY and scored brilliant snutout,
{ to o. \ misjudged fly in right field
was the only hit made off Criner.
Batteries, CriTSf and Kivell: Lam
drum. Mcdonald, Margenthasr M
Hinsey.
The hospital team wants gaines.
Sergeant Dilliam at the hospital.
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Railroad Equipment.

ST. Paul. Aug. 2O.-The Western
Fruit Express company. which will
handle extensive fruit shipments from
the Northwest. viii start at once
construction Of car building and re-
pair shops which are expected to be
in operation by January /.
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Agricultural Products.

Oklahoma City. Aug. 2O.-Intense
heat for five weeks has almost de-
stroyed orchard crops in the vicinity
of Henryette and truck gardens have
been given up as hopeless.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

Make your own plumbing repairs.
We will sell you the supplies. Open
Shop Plumbing Co.. Inc. DOS Losoy .
St.-(Ady.l
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.NTMV]
-
City

Dope" Charge F'iled.-Win Rob
crs. was arraigned before United
States Commissioner Il. l.. Edwards
Monday morning on Il charge of pur-
chasing and possessing morphine. He
waived preliminary hearing and was
remanded TO Jail when he failed to
make bond of $1,000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

Postpone Gaming Csses.-Seven
men. arrested when state rangers
raided building in the 500 block
East Houston street. late Saturday
night. will go TO trial in police court
Wednesday morning. The cases were
postponed when. called for hearing
Monday. No one representing the
rangers appeared in the court to
prosecute the eases in which each
of the defendants is charged with
gaming. When rangers entered the
building they claim they found the
men seated at n table. engaged in Il
poker game. Two decks of cards and
stack of chips. which the officers
say they found in the place. were
confiscated. Two men are said to
have fled at the approach Of the ran
gers. The Others We're put in the
police patrol. taken to headquarters
and booked. They were later released
on bail.
Big Novelty Dance at West End
Lake Sunday night. White Rose
(Adv.)
Who's block from high prices
Riebe Jewelry Store. 306 Main Ave.
-(Adv)
Get Hens and F'ryers-m raid on
coop nj the home of Raymond
Russell. 931 East Cincinnati avenue
early Sunday morning. thieves stole
- Rhode Island Red hens and fryers
Ice cold melons at fee plant. Caro-
lima street and s. T.. tracks.-(Adv.l
Plumbing, Repairing. Oliver Cor
dova. Woodlawn 292S.-(Adv.)
Notice to Public Plumbers er'
now charging 50 per hour for repair
work. Our rate il S1.50 per hour
Open Shop Plumbing Co.. Inc. Travis
t220.-tAdv.)
Seeks Her Daughter.-An appea
to the Rexar county sheriff'S oflic'
for assistance in finding her daugh
ter, Annie MAY. was made by Mrs
! +. 4. Lewis, of Archer City, Tex.
Monday. Her daughter. Mrs. Lewis
wrote Sheriff Jim Stevens. was mar
ricd to a man bv the name of Roy
O'Garner in April. The couple lcft
Archer City on Nav %. the letter
says. and since that time no com
munication has been received from
them. O'Garner. Mrs. Lewis says
is supposed to live on a ranch neal
San Antonio.
See the Sands demonstrated befor
| selecting your water heater. Sands
Water Heater Co., 325 Main. Or
S40G. (Adv.)
1000 second sheets. yellow, s 1-2X11
for Sic cnsh at Dullnig's. Cr0clct
333S.-(Adv.)
Seagler VIII Speak.--R. T. Scag
Ter. speaker of the House of th'
Texas Legislature. will address th'
regular meeting of the Technical Cul
of San Antonio at the Menger Tues
day noon. on "The Legislaturc-Al
Intimate Study"
Swastika fancy lump coal Clean
no dust or slate. Satisfactory. lri
Perry Coal Co. Tr. 1871. Or. 323
TT. h64-(Adv.)
DIR. Scott App!ewhite has return
cd Adv
Two Houses MISUNDERSTANDING
was carried away bv thieves who
entered the home of T.. Garcia. 32S
South Santa Rosa avenue. before
dawn Monday. Ten dollars and
fountain pen We're stolen by Thief
who entered the home OF Earl Il
Reynolds. 1913 Hickman street usin2
skeleton key to open the front
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

We buy or take in trade your old
gold. silver, diamonds and old coins.
Alamo Jewelry Co.. 315 Alamo Plaza.
-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
CRINER WHITES IA
Nisjudged Fly Only Hit Made OF
Base Hospital Pitcher.

Crincr. pitcher for the Base Hos
pital team. Fort Sam Houston. struck
out fourteen batsmen Of the Brother
hood of Railway Clerks baseball team
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

Anthracite Egg and Nut coal. Ira
Perry Coal Co. Tr. AGA. CIR. 323. TT.
1191.-( Adv
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"Eooover Vacuum Cleaners and
electric Washing Machines. Kirk
wood & Wharton. CIR. Gal. - Adv.)
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PLUMBING AND HEATING
MACHINERy AND TOOIS


CONCRETE MIXER. TRUCKS OR Az
tomobiles to exchange for carpenter
work or lots. devastation Co. 219 S.
Flores ST. TT. '5737.
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WINERICH MOTOR SALES co.
Avenue c and Third Street. CIR. 1925
Bills WANTED
BIDS WANTED

BIDS WANTED
Sealed bids addressed to the Hon. Au-
gustus McCloskey. county judge. will lie
received in the office of the county audi
tor until IL o'clock a m. Thursday. Au-
gust so. 1928, for furnishing BeXar coun-
ty with one heater for the county Jail
and for furnishing the mill work and
furniture for the new Ninety-fourth Dis
trict Court in accordance with plans and
specifications on file in the county audi
tors office.
The. county reserves the right TO re-
ject any and all bids.
W. S. KENDALL.
County Auditor
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Hagy & McCollum. Undertakers
Quick ambulance service. Crockett
10i. Lady assistant at al hotrs.-
(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

Plumbing and Electric Work.
Kirkwood and Wharton. Crockett Cal
-(Adv.)
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BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
office of Herbert S. Green. architect,
203 Alamo Bank Building, fer genera.
repairing. papering. plastering and gen
eral cleaning of the Texas Hotel situated
on the corner of Martin and Navarro
streets. Bids will be opened publicly o.
August 90 at II a. m.
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Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery. nor
graveyard. a beautiful. well kept
burial park Crockett 1858. tAdv.l
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TWO FOX TERRIERS ONE Is MONTHS
the other two months, good ratter and
watch dog; also Rhode Island Red hen.
@25 w. Theo Ave. off 5000 :. Flores st.
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q. G.. GARWOOD
GOOD VALUES
IN NEW AND USED CARS

new NHtNIO4tt' NASH DouBe, L oIuSs
easy terms.
HUGO GROTE. 10 AVENUE c.
1922 STUDEBAKER LIGHT SIN. FIVE
passenger. runs like new car. lots of
extras. Lindsey through Motor Co, PA
East Travis st.
OAKLAND SIN TOURING, 1920 MOD
ell perfect condition, looks and runs
like new car, $500, easy terms. Travis
Sill
1922 BUICK TOURING THAT is ONg
of the biggest values in the city, II
YOU want a Buick sec this before buying.
Lindsey Trough Auto Co, PA East
Travis st.
COLE EIGHT ROADSTER.
Bought in January practically new.
driven 1000 miles. guaranteed perfect
condition. shock absorbers. bumpers. lots
of extras. terms If desired: no trades.
5e7 Ogden, corner L. Park and Ogden.
Tr. 1868.
AUTOS WANTED
WANTED-LATE MODEL FORD WITH
starter. must be cheap for cash. 900
s. Flores TT. 7419.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
your Ford car. Will buy your equity.
IL. A. Scale Ford Exchange. 81 Z.
Houston.
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Two Houses RObbed.-Clothins
was carried away bv thieves who
entered the home of T.. Garcia. 32S
South Santa Rosa avenue, before
dawn Monday. Ten dollars and a
fountain pen were stolen BY a thief
who entered the home Of Earl Il.
Reynolds. 1913 Hickman street, using
n skeleton key to open the front
door.