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BUILDING PERMITS.


V. Abren. shed, Keller; $500.
z. Palmer, two-room dwelling, Chlh,n-
hua; $500.
5. Yanes, one-room dwelling, Bonita;
r. T. Wilson, garage. North Flores;
r. Perez. move house; $500.
T. a. Alin, three-room dwelling, East
Houston; $1,000.
o. Kottler, move house; 500.
V. Granada, one-room dwelling. Tam
pico: 500.
r. \. Euck. five-room dwelling, Flor
ida: s2500.
J. de la Cara. tws-room dwelling.
Conception; $500.
Il. Cogue, porch. South Flores; SIS.
{. Cruz, addition. Saltillo; 500.
J. NJ Nix. wall. East Houston; $3.50.
\. Eiojas, one-room dwelling, SIN
tiago; sl5o.
A. II. Telley, four-room dwelling. Ar
y. X. Martin. repair. North Olive:
{. Ferguson, rebuild dwelling. Center;
P. Rodriguez, two-roOm dwelling. Ear
zamora; $3.50.
J. r. Bowles. five-room dwelling.
Shook; $1,000.
R. W. Broadnax, one-room dwelling.
Zarzamora; $125.
f. II. Brent, three-room dwelling,
L. II. Brent. three-room dwelling,
West French: 1880.
r. II. Brent, three-room dwelling.
West French; $500.
W. II. Brown, three-room dwelling.
Suruce; $500.
J. NJ. Brown, garage. Comal; $780,
Z. Alamazen, six-room dwelling, Ca
MARCO; $500.
T. H. -Ye'gley, repair fire damage. San
Pedro; $500.
Otto Tole. repair. Temple: $500.
+. N. Zerr, six-room dwelling, kalton;
$4,000.
Richey and Casey. five-room dwelling.
Aglnier; $4,000.
A. V. Cantu, three-room dwelling,
Elmendorf; $3.50.
a. V. Cantu, seven-room dwelling,
Saunders: $500.
l.. S. Blackwell. store and dwelling.
Perez; $1,000.
u. n; Murphy, five-room dwelling,
Ward; $500.
A. Schiffers. addition Austin: SIS.
N. s. Dickinson, addition. Delgado: 500.
Edward Gebel addition, South Alamo;
$3.50. ..-.-
p; P. MaveschaI, addition. San Luis;
J. ?. Bronson, garage, Fairview; $50.
c. G. De hernandez. one-room dwell
ing. Cibolo; 500.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William Hill Cooke, Mission, Tex, and
Francis Marian Legg.
Roy Dubitzky and George Haas.
James II. Jones, Waco, Tex, and Mrs.
Charlie Mae Woodland.
Louis snyder and Mrs. Ida khzdoy.
Charles Henry Noble and Elsie Louise
Pancoast.
Dan A. Groh and Helen Baylor Beck.
Francis NJ. Noon, Kansas City. No,
ard Eiba Smith.
Fred \. Arnold and Mrs. Felice Mo-
ralos.
Ross NJ. Maddox and Maxine E. Robin
son.
Joseph Suprun and Bessie Paynes.
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THREE NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping rooms. garage. SIS, no sick o,
children. Tobin Hill. San Pedro cad
Travis 5194
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TWO FURNISHED HOUSEKEE.
rooms. bath, gas. lights. sink in XII.
en-. 31S S. Olive st.
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MADAME Ell RADIO. PHRENOLOGIST
Truth guaranteed; confidential. pri-
vate. reads character. disposition and
talent. 10Sh Soledad st. from l to
y. m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SPANISH LESSONS BY EXPERT
American teacher. with actual Span
ish-American experience; rates reason
able. Douoghue Spanish English School.
ISIS Main Ave.
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WANTED TO RENT
FURNITURE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

upholster. polish your furnitur|
pianos. phonograhps. match any colo|
work guaranteed. OR. $3.50.
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REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

FOR RENT-TwO STORE ROOMS 20
by so, In a good central location. ideal
for any kind of business: especially for
community food house. For this purpose
will rent space 74x50. II interested ap-
ply 1908 W. Commerce st. CT. 3449.
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CARD OF THANKS
LOST AND FOUND

MORNING on AUS
tin road, hand grip, was locked. Find
81 phone First Sergeant, Army Post 15S
RI; reward.
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ToLLE APTs.-DELI, fol
efficiency apartmentST) Iva
built-in cabinets, ice III q
room, private baths. h,& TOT
two and three-room aptV
IDEAL for business peoI& Al
Dakota st. Crockett ~ LIE
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SPLENDID TWO STORY. CLOSE-IN.
North Side. paved street. good neigh
borhood consider any reasonable trade
or easy terms. Woodlawn 499.
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CARRIER CIRCULATION.

when the delivery OF your copy o.
The Light Is late or irregular you Will
do MS favor nv complaining.
Telephone Crockett 17i2 before p. M.
nm week DAYS and before IL q. NJ. on
sunday mornings and paper Will be
sent you by special messenger.
Paw no ono except the regular carrier
who delivers vour manor each day.
THE san ANTONIO LIGHT
Circulation Department
Crockett 1142.
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DEPARTURES

I.-G. n
Ne. s-ror St Louis. santa Fe
Conn. Sunshine spe-
No. For ST. Louis '.. .:.:...:s:oo m
No. s-For Laredo and Mex
No. s.. Fec P ssm1le. For, worth }o;O0 a. m
and Kansas City. Santa
Fe sleerer) st. Louis
via Palestine. DIG.
sieeperl ............. NIB D. m
Ne. 1-Por Laredo .........11:oo p. m
M st
Ne. Stems Special. for Aus
tin. Waco. Dallas. Kan
sss City and st. Louis s:15 a. m.
No. 4-Katy Limited. for Aus
tin. Waco. Fl Worth.
Dallas Kansas City and
No. ,os ST spu 70, New Braun. 1850 a m
fels. San Marcos Aus
tin: Waco. smithville
and Houston :.... 1880 p. m
No. e-Katv FLYER. for Aus
tin. Waco Dallas. KAN
-; ..;:;.,:: $500 p. n
waco Daiia: and Fort
worm ...-.... 11:oO y. m.
-. a & A. p. On X, 8 T. Denot)
No. 42-For Kerrville. daily S:37 a. m.
No. 4i-Motor car for Kerrville
No. ls-Fo; Hon;ton. Corpus wv p IT.
Christi Rock port $500 a. m.
No. 11-For Corpus Christi.
Alice and Falfurrias. 200 p. m.
No. 13-For Kennedy. Yoskum,
Houston. Corpus Christi
ana RocSport .1o:ss p. m
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. z4-lpayiight Train for
Dallas-Fort Worth 1850 a m
No. 1902 Sunset Limited for
New Orleans .......35O q m
. No. lol Sunset Limited for San
Francisco INN. 4:4O a m
NO. 3o7 For Cuero. Victoria
Port LavAcs and Hous-
Nc. s-For New Orleans. 90 a. m
No. 7-For nel PHO 1901 n m
No. 100 For San Francisco 1880 D m
40. zs-Fa' Fart Worth and
No 2e7-For Eagle Pass :. ll:nO o. m
No llo-For New Orleans li:2n n. m
q A. q. @. DIG n. Depotl
No i-Fo' Corpus Christi ana
No. s- P"" @"ypg, 6irsti and ao's0 "a m
SAN ANTONIO SOUTHERN 10. n
Depot.l
No. foi-For Christine .......s:oo e. m
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ALAMO ~
1874 Elizabeth plao
four rooms and bread
garage and driveway.
TT. 60S2. I
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ID Tell Your Story i'm Thousands of Homes ait Once
RENTALS
APAKTMENTs UNFURNIsHED

NEW APARTMENT - TILE BAT
plastered stuoco building; many clos
and built-ins: white enamel woodws
Pittsburg, mirror and French doors y
big rooms, all modern and pretty 4
Beacon Hill, S45. Travis 1887 or
lawn 667, ~
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE

! CENT A WORD EACH DAY tMINl-
mum zoe day. SC word for -four
consecutive days. payable In advance.
COLORED WOMAN WANTS A PLACE
to cook. Phone CIR. $500
YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE POSI-
ton in Doctors office; can give very
best reference. Phone TT. $3.50.
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FOUR-ROOM UNFURNIsH ~ .
absolutely private. glaSN
room. three-piece bath. clT6CE
try. also some built-in
ern. extra fine lighting IA
You must see this to a.EI Ill
Luck. 331 Hicks Ave.
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THREE-ROOM UNFIT
= ment; close-in; wa W
phone furnished; chi eep
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-17

NICELY FURNISHED, COMFORTABLE
modern apartment of two rooms. clean
and convenient. low rental. clOee-in. 200
River Ave. TT. 5405.
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THREE-ROOM CORNER APN
beautiful location. top OF IT,
water, phone. paved street.
ders Ave. Tr. S0l2. -
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Professor J. Beckwith

studio, 500 Oppenheimer Bank Bldg.
High class. city and state references
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CAN YOU BEAT 1T

Two acres fine land. one fenced chick
en- proof; brand new four-room bunga-
low tone room glassed-in); four-pIece
plumbing light fixtures. built-ius. gar
age: good macadam street; three blocks
OF cars; one block of good school; out
side city limits; only $4,000 for all; about
$500 cash, s35 per month.
J. l.. LYLE REALTY CO.
eo9 Gibbs Bldg.
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FARMS FOR RENT

WANTED-GCOD FAMILY TO TAKE
charge farm 10 miles from San An
tonic. paved highway, good proposition.
Inquire 125 l.. Waco Ave.
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uELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE
CLERKS FOR GOVERNMENT POST
al and other good positions, sl40O-
$500 yearly, experience unnecessary
Full particulars free by writing q. w
Robbins. Civil Service Expert 275 Bur-
chell Bldg, Washington. D.. c.
and rural schools, also three for Mex
lean schools G. H.. Schroeder. S04 Gar
den ST., San Antonio. Tex. Phone Travis
7095
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REAL. ESTATE EXCHANGE

BUICK SIX TO TRADE FOR FORD.
Farm to exchange for Mexico land.
Eight-room house. Highland Park;
trade for smaller one. q. b. Pate
Mission Ell.
TRADE-WE WILL TRADE FOR YOUR
property no matter where located. ID.
L. Graham. the Texas Traders. Texas
Ave, San Antonio. Texas.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE
ARRIVALS


NO. Kan.a. CITY -. $3.50 a. N.
No. s-From Laredo and Mex
leo points ..;......'. s s p m
No. No. i-FTom St. Louis. santa
re. Conn. (sunshine
Specially ...........' .io:Zo p IN
NJ X. & T.
No. s-Ksty Flyer, from 81;
Louis. Dallas. Fort
Worth. Waco end Aus
No -TSe ii o'clock :Katv" ~ 9 ~
from Dallas and Eft,
s M0r," ,ro-n waco Aus
tin. Houston, srnithville.
San Marcos and New
Praunfels .........': S'sV D. IN
no. s-Katy Limited. from ST.
Louis Kansas City. Dali
las. Fort Worth. Waco
No. l-Tp es'1a s1eciai from st. "
Louis. Kansas City. Dali
las waro and Austin .ln'2h n M
9. A. A. P. IN X. & T. Depot.)
No. I4-From Houston. Yoa-
KUN, Kennedy and Cor
pus Christi .....:.;. e:45 g. m
No. lf-From Corpus Christi.
Rockport. and Faliur-
No. n-Frori Kcrrvilie Daily
EXCEPT SUNDAY -. sos p. m
no. SS-F rom hCIENllie cum
dav only ..............6: 45 p. m
No. 45-Motor car from Kerr
VILE .................e:4 a. m.
No. Ie-From Houston. Corpus
Christi and Rockport s:4o p. m.
SOUTHFRS PACIFIC LINES
40. a5-Daylipht Train from
Dailas-Ft- Worth .....- 1880 p. m.
No. l0e-Surset Limited from
Sen Francisco ...-....3:20 e. m.
No. ioi-Sunset Limited from
New Orleans . ........ 1870 a N.
No. 9ss-Fronn Farle Pass. 5000 a m.
No. From New Orleans. 1900 g. m.
No. 31-Frorn Fcrt Worth
and Dallas .........7:ts a n.
No. s-From Del RIO ....10:ls a m.
No. lns-From New Orleans $3.50 p. m.
No. sol From Port r.avaca.
Houston. Victoria and
CUero .................6:e 5 p m.
No. 11o-Frorn sap Francisco $40 p. m
3. A.. G. & e.. U.-G. y. Depot.I
No. From Corrus Christi
and Brownsville $3.50 g. IN.
No. From Corruz Christi
and Brownsville =. $40 o. III.
BAN ANTONIO sOrTHERN U.-G. n.
Depotl
No. so.-From Christine ....4:5o p. m.
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SERVICES OFFERED

REPAIR WORK DONE on FURNT-
ture. stoves. ice boxes. etc. Call Travis
3l0l 406 S Flores St.
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MONT CALM

For sALE-AM LEAVING CITY. HAVE
two choice lots in good residence sec.
ton. will sell on terms or cash. Call
Mission 800
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED MALE

WANTED-MEN WITH or WITHOUT
cars TO sell our merchandise on adj
vanced commission basis. experience I'M
necessary. We have permanent, good
paying proposition. The L. d. Price
Mer. Co, 1875 Ave. u.
WILL DRIVE CAR TO CALIFORNIA
for transportation; best of references.
Woodlawn 1867.
BOY WANTED WITH WHEEL. 430 S.
Flores St. katy Tailors.
WANTEp-BOY WITH WHEEL TO DE-
liver. Apply 1916 Garden st.
WANTED - HIGH-CLASS AMERICAN
that speaks Spanish fluontly. good
proposition for n wide-awake man, no
other need apply. 1917 City National
Bank Bldg. or Crockett 1902.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-17

DESIRABLE FURNISHED TWO AND
three-room apartments. modern. con-
veniently located; reasonable rent. 1901
Broadway, corner Grayson st. Travis
2S25.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-17

TWO NEAT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM
in private home; gas. lights and al
conveniences. Or. 7i36. 1906 z. Com
merce st.
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DENVER HEIGHTS

! am Offering new bungalow. high To-
cation, near car and school. 1880; easy
terms. J. ID. Phillips. office. Mission
291S. Residence, Mission 1884. 100 Den
YER Blvd
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us LEXINGTON AVN sash
and bath. entire uppA
month. Phone Woodlawn~QDeS
Their Information.
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A Real Bargain

Five rooms, bath, built-in .features,
polished floors. quarter acre
S3150.s $3.50 cash; terms. Elkins.
}Ol Houston Bldg. Or. 2467.
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING AND FUR
nished rooms. board and garage II de-
sired. Inquire S31 East Commerce st,
Evening star., 1923-10-21

by Mr.. Gardner and wore a gowr
| of white chiffon and carried a show
| er bouquet of brides roses.
Mrs. Edward Reynolds of New Ha.
ven. Conn. was the matron of honor
and Lieut.. Cortney Whitney was the
best man. Mr. and Mrs. shangraw
viii make their home in Chicago, Ill
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sartin an.
nounce the marriage of their daughs
| ter Reba to Mr.. William F. Crown
| which took place Tuesday evening
| at the Church of Our Savior, In
Brookland. the Rev. W.. F. Stevens
| officiating.
Miss Amy Sartin, sister of the bride
was maid of honor. while Miss Louise
Sartin, another sister of the bride
and Miss Helen Scaggs were brides
maids.
Mr.. Blanche Herr was best man
for MT Crown, and Mr.. Arthur Sar-
tin brother of the bride. and Mr.
Charles F. Green We're ushers.
The ceremony was followed by a
reception in the home of the brides
parents. at 14th and Rhode Island
avenue northeast.
After the reception Mr. Crown
his bride left on their wedding trip.
which will be spent in Boston. Mass.
pretty wedding took place in the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Cornelius L.
smear of Radnor Heights, Va. We'd
nesday evening, when their eldest
daughter. Miss Mary Beatrice Shear.
was married to- Mr.. Robert Wesley
Cretney of Madison. Wis.
Inc mouse was gay with potted
terns and autumn flowers. The par
Ior was decorated in shades of pink
ana lavender. and the stairway down
which the bridal party passed was
wound with English ivy and banked
with golden chrysanthemums.
me ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Louis Wainwright, pastor
or the Presbyterian Church of Vienna.
a, while before and after the cera,
mony wedding music was rendered
by Mrs. Wainwright. wife of the
pastor.
The bride was attended by her sis-
ter, Miss Dorothy Margaret Shear as
maid OF honor. Mr. George Myron
Smear, brother of the bride, was best
man.
The bride wore a gown of white
embroidered crepe, and her vel, was
held by bandeau of rhinestones,
She carried a shower bououet ~
bride roses and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor wore pink and
green changeable taffeta, and carried
pink roses.
Mrs. Cretney graduated in June
from the University of Wisconsin,
The bridegroom graduated from the
same university in 1921.
After the ceremony a supper was
served. and before leaving, the bride,
ey request, sang The End of Per,
Old Virginia" -
Mr. and Mrs. Cretney left later
TOT their new home. in Monroe. Ia
Mr- and Mrs. T. o. Cretney of Mad.-
Evening star., 1923-10-21

Nathan, to Mr.. Clarence w. Efroymson
of Indianapolis took place IN the ball
room at Rauseher's Thursday evening
| atf6:S0 O'Clock. the Rev. DIR. AbiaTs ST.
mon officiating. The rooms were taste-
| fully decorated with cut flowers and
| palms.
The bride wore dress OF white satin
trimmed with rose point lace, with veil
to match and head ornament of pearls,
and carried bouquet of bride roses
and lilies Of the valley. She was given
In marriage by her father and attended
as maid of honor by her cousin, Miss
Gussie Hanlein. who wore a gown OF
/, pink net trimmed with pearls. She
Robert Efroymson of Harvard Univer-
stty, brother of the bridegroom. was
best man.
After the ceremony and dinner for
the families reception was held for
friends of the two families. The out
of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Efr0ymson, mother and father of the
grandmother of the bridegroom; Miss
Dora Wolf Mr.. Arthur Efroymson. Mr.
Charles Efroymson, Mr.. Walter Wolf
and Mr.. Ernest Fisher, all of Indian
apolis. Ind., and Mr.. Fabian Crystal of
New York.
After trip to Bermuda, Mr.. and Mrs
Efroymson viii make their home in In
dianapolis.
OF interest to Washington is the
marriage of Miss Edna Theresa
Leary. daughter of Mrs Mary A.
Leary, to Mr.. John Joseph McPhaul
of Brookland, District of Columbia
which took place Wednesday evenin g
at 1880 O'Clock at Ridgway, Pa. Thu
ceremony was performed by Mgr. NJ
Meagher. who also said the nuptial
mass. In the sanctuary were Rev
Maurice t. Salmon and Rev Joseph
H Diamond A wedding breakfast
followed the ceremony. The out-of-
town guests were Mr.. John McPhaul
and Miss N. Fitzwilliam father and
aunt of the bridegroom, and Mr.. Frank
McPhaul and Mr. Thomas McPhaul OF
Brookland. d. c.: Mr.. julie McPhauI
Mr.. Joseph Kuttner of Pittsburgh, Mr.
Evening star., 1923-10-21
son. Wis, father and mother of the
bridegroom. attended the wedding.

son. Wis, father and mother of the
bridegroom, attended the wedding.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Leah
Ayler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ayler, to Mr.. Charles Graham Morgan,
jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gra-
ham Morgan. took place Wednesday
evening In Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church at o'clock, the Rev.
w. A. Morgan officiating. The church
tumn foliage. with tall standards of
chrysanthemums marking the pews re-
served for the family. Preceding the
ceremony an elaborate musical program
was given by Mr.. Herman Fakler. BARI
tone. with Claude Robson at the or
gan.
The bride. who was given In marriage
by her father, wore gown of white
chiffon crepe. Her tulle ven was held
In place by an ivory Spanish comb, and
she carried shower bouquet of brides
roses and lilies Of the valley.
The maid of honor. Miss Ada Entwis-
tie, wore a gown of silver lace over
orchid and carried Ophelia roses.
The bridesmaids. Miss Marie Gatchell
and Miss Kathryn John, wore, respect
lively gowns of green and apricot georg.
cite crepe trimmed with silver lace and
carried arm bouquets Of pink and red
roses.
Mr.. Morgan had as best man Mr..
Herman Fakler. and the ushers were
Mr.. Aubrey Clayton, Mr.. Warren Spen-
Ger, Mr.. Ernest Greenwood, Mr.. Spencer
Curry. Mr.. James Evans and Mr.. Ralph
Wolfe
Following the ceremony an Informal
reception was held In the parIors of the
church. The bride and bridegroom were
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Ayler,
mother of the bride. who wore beaded
robe of old rose georgette crepe, and
Mrs. Morgan, mother of the bridegroom,
who was gowned in black velvet
Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs
Morgan left for motor trip, Mrs. Nor
gan wearing dress of blue poiret twill,
with coat and hat 20 match.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Nathan,
daughter of Mai and Mrs. Louis t.
Evening star., 1923-10-21

at does nutmeg any cifferencs
That's what I camphor. What dbes
sulfur?"
Fifteen scents. I never cinna1.cl
with SO much wit"
well. / should myrrh-myrrhl Y
ammonia novice at It"
Evening star., 1923-10-21

Murray IdaiI OF Washington, Father
.yoseph 81 Diamond Of Driftwood, Mrs.
Maurice Fehley and daughter, Cath
f3erfne. of sRerovo; Mr.. and Mrs, VIII
liam z. .1saFy OF Meadville and Miss
of st, Marys.ss
Evening star., 1923-10-21

After the reception Mr.. Crown
which will be spent in Boston. Mass
Evening star., 1923-10-21

The marriage of Miss Bessie Nathan,
daughter of Maj. and Mrs. Louis It.
Evening star., 1923-10-21

The marriage of Miss France Flea
nor Dixon. daughter of Mr.. James
Dixon, Of New, Haven. Conn.,, to Mr..
eriy. Mass, took place Tuesday even
ing at O'clock at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Sterling J. Gardner. on 18th
street Tho ceremony was performed
by tho Rev. William J. Brooks. The
house was decorated with palms, au-
tumn leaves and dah1ias.
The. bride MaS given In MAJ i. 1rSre
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-02
By JAMES COUZENS.

G0THE most outstanding I'M
i solved problem affecting
the United States at this time
is undeniably the matter OF
transportation which involves
car supply, more lines, and more
terminal facilities.
IT have an entirely open mind on
the way to solve the railroad diff
culties. I do not crave for Govern
ment ownership and operation, neither
do l encounter any fear Of the Gov
eminent having to do the job. because
I am satisfied that if the Government
has to do it, it will certainly not be
any more expensive 10 the public
than ii is now.
PERSONALLY. I should prefer that the
Government did not have to take over
the railroads. but we have found no
effective solution and. therefore, 1t
looks to me as though Government
ownership was the only solution.
Does Not Mean Operation
This does not necessarily mean
Government operation because If the
railroads could properly expand and
develop and the Government could
control by regulation. the manage
ment, we might be able to get along
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-02
Public Opinion
Living on Ten-a-Week
the Editor Of The Times


To the Editor Of The Times
Was reading about the group Of
young women charged by their en-
ployers with shoplifting and Of their
dismissal by the presiding Judge. 7
deem this fair and considerate, al
though I am not in favor of anything
that has a tendency to uphold an
offense committed in violation of the
law
In our present day It is not rea-
sonable TO expect any one TO live on
$40 a week. and any employer Of
adults knows it IS not possible on
this wage to live up to the standard
Of morality or lead n llfe Of honesty.
There are midde-aged people who
have overlooked their opportunities
in life and are at the mercy Of the
public in that they must seek en-
ployment where il can he mad. They
do not earn a decent living wage vet
are living in the greatest and most
prosperous nation on earth.
What about the down and out old
man who pitlfully exists and is
among the alsorans?
Let your light SO shine that. they
may sea your good works and glorify
your Father in Heaven
ALBERT HEATH.
Mems Hotel. Salvation Army.
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ion on Russia's political and military
aspects.
His conclusions. otherwise, are
these:
Communism exists mainly in
name. The power Of the peasants is
becoming supreme. The peasants
passion is peace; they do not want
war.
Restoration of agriculture is the
biggest thing before the republic VI.
Chicherin. the foreign minister,
agreed with that"
Burns declared that step by step
the peasants were forcing a change
n communism.
Russia normally is 80 per cent
agricultural" he said. Industrial
workers created communism. Now
there is scarcely any industry; work
crs are either idle of flochng back
to the land"