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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-08-24

II take my oarh You are the only
woman IN The world I've ever loved|
You silly scy, why fell me ~ your
wasted Hep
Evening star., 1923-01-01
CAST OF PAGEANT
GIVEN HIGH PRAISE
Management of "The' Word
and the Way" Highly Com
mend Players for Work.
p q 4. pnolo.

With the third presentation Friday
night OF the pageant drama. "The
Word and the Way" opinions of many
who witnessed il are unanimous that
the Bible story was one of the best Of
that type offered on a Washington
stage in many years. At the last per-
formance. the sincerity and spiritual
ity was more pronounced than in the
two previous productions and, it Is
declared. Il deep religious feeling is
the lasting impression of the story.
Bess Davis Schreiner. who arranged
the pageant drama from the Bible,
and Marie Moore Forrest, under
whose direction it was presented. to-
gether with others who share the ad-
miniStratiVe honors are desirous that
the cast Of almost six hundred young
people Of Washington churches re-
ceive special commendation for the
interest and labor they put forth in
making the dramaNa success.
All the parts were wonderfully
well taken" said a statement. Those
standing out with more than usual
strength were Abraham, by Arthur
White; Boaz, by Denis r. Connel: the
Boy David, by judy Lyeth; Caroline
Mckinley, as Ruth: Maurice II.
Jarvis, as King David; Harlan
Randall, Warren Terry and George
Parker. as the Three Wise Men. and
Mrs. Otis d. SWEET as the Virgin
Mary.
Estelle Wentworth as Naomi, Maud
Howell Smith as the Queen. and Al
bert Parr as Isaiah also were the
subjects of praise fGr their perform
ances. The outstanding characters
in the interlude scene, David before
saul. were Judy Lyeth as David,
Katharine Gault as Auchal. Albert
Parr as Saul, Victor Russell as Jacob
and Dorothy Cable as the messenger.
The pageant music was rendered
by Paul Fishbaugh. orGanist- director;
Helen Gerrer, violinist; Katherine
Riggs, harpist, and the st. Andrews
Church choir under the direction of
Marguerite Allen Ross.
Mrs. Forests assistants INCLUDED
Caroline Mckinley as director of
symbolic scenes; Harold Snyder, di-
rector of lighting; Denis Connel, di-
rector of makeup. and Victor Kerney,
director of properties and stage
manager.
Evening star., 1923-01-01
RECORD NEW YEAR
WELCOME FOR D. c.
goisemakers Claim They Set
Mark in Usherlng
in 1923.
MANY AT. WATCH PARTIES
Church Services Also Feature Cele-r
bration-Hotels Entertain
Happy Throngs.
MANY AT. WATCH PARTIES

Such a noisy welcome TO the New
Year as burst forth through the
length and breadth of the District
last midnight has not been heard here
for many moons, according to those
who helped make 1t. and of many
others whs were forced to listen to
it.
Whistles, horns, sirens, drums and
every other variety of noisemaker
seemed TO be in use when the clock s
of the city indicated that 1929 was
ended and 1es3 had entered upon its
Independent career as brand new
year In the eternal cycle,
Great whistles, which no one be-
fore ever heard, burst upon the mid
night air, vibrating from the far
sections Of the city, while in be-
tween the piercing, blasting of the
whistles was 4 eongl0merate mix
ing of tones,
There were voices raised In song
there were horns and ratchet de-
vicesj there were drums and COW
bellsi there were automobile horns,
Fire engine companies pretended to
believe they had an alarm, and cut
loose" with their big sirens for a
while.
This cay-enveloping noise, which
continued for many minutes, dying
away by degrees, had its counter
part on a small scale in every hotel
in the city and in countless homes
where parties were in progress.
At the same hour worshipers hold
ing watch parties In the churches
kneIt in prayer. while high over their
heads resounding church bells added
their clamor to the general Ngayety.
1t was a royal welcome which the
National Capital gave the New Year,
Evening star., 1923-01-01

a welcome In which old John Harley
corn had very little part, despite the
fact that some arrests We're made by
the police. 1t was a dry midnight,
although later on dcwnpour of rain
made the District wet I'M another
sense.
At Wardman Park Hotel more than
l.5OO guests helped 1923 make its en-
trance. Downtown at the New Will
lard, Washington, ShorehGm Raleigh
and other hotels similar scenes were
enacted The cafes were filed with
patrons, the fun reaching Its, climax
at the midnight hour.
The great whistles aforementioned
gave the city notice when 1929 ofil-
cially arrived. Their blare cut the
midnight air like a knife. and no
sooner had they begun than other
noises swelled the sound.
Eleepers In their beds were awak-
ened, as the shouts, cheers, horns and
bells rent the air. Every neighbor-
hood seemed to have its own noise
makers, the general whole saturating
the city with vibrations and waves
streaming In every direction, ming
ling Gonfusedly, then sorting them
selves out to go tearing on their way
In to the windows of those who fail
ed to have the proper respect for the
New Year.
Evening star., 1923-01-01
NINTH SUNDAY CONCERT
DRAWS BIG AUDIENCE
1900 Persons Attend-Hazel
Huntington, Soprano, Fea-
lures Program.

With 1900 music lovers in attend
ance, the ninth Sunday concert was
given at Central High Community
Center last night
Particular interest was displayed in
the program of Hazel Huntington,
prima donna soprano of the Society
of American Singers, now touring the
country in Mozart's opera -comique,
The Impresario." Other features Of
the program were Elena de Sayn, vio-
linist, and Cecilia obey and Henry
kaSpar, in piano duets, all of whom
We're forced to return for extra num-
bers.
Owing to the New Year spirit that
pervaded. much Zest was given to the
usual recreauOnal singing, conduct
ed by Robert Lawrence, director, and
the old folk songs were frequently
repeated. The new community or
chestra, now numbering fourteen
musicians. played.
The tenth concert will ibe given
next Sunday night, when the fea-
lures will include Beatrice Vain
wright. soprano; II. II. Barritt. in "a
unique musical treat" and reproduc-
tionS of the playing Of Paderewski
and Sivinski in Chopin numbers.
Evening star., 1923-01-01

Funeral services for George B.
Mullin, president of George B. Mullin
& Company, contractors, who died
Saturday at his home, 1890 Crittenden
street, will be held tomorrow morn
ing at 9:3O O'Clock in the Church of
the Nativity, where requiem mass will
be celebrated. Interment will be In
Mount Olivet cemetery.
Mr.. Mullin, who was fifty-seven
years old, had been engaged in the
contracting business for thirty-five
years He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Mary A. Mullin. and four chill
dFea. George B. jr.. Bernard j.. Phillip
l.. MuIlin and Mrs. Joseph Maher.
Evening star., 1923-01-01
100 CHILDREN CONFIRMED
Archbishop Cur1ey of1ciates at st
Anthony's Catholic Church.

More than 100 children at st.
Anthony's Catholic Church, 18th and
Monroe streets northeast, were con-
f1rmed yesterday afternoon by Arch
bishop Curley of Baltimore. Befora
administering the sacrament the
archbiship delivered b sermon to the
children:
: The preiate went to the Brook1and
church from HyattsvilIe. where he
had attended another religious gath
ering. The men at ST, Anthony's
parish met the archbishop's auto
mobile at 18th street and Michigan
avenue and marched in front of 1t
to the church. They were accom-
panied Ivy their pastor, Rev. p. De
paola.
Evening star., 1923-01-01
DOORKEEPERS CELEBRATE
Two Veteran House Employees Are
79 Years Old Today.

Two old door keepers of the Ma
tlona1 House Of Representatives.
both on the old soldiers role. and
each with a distinguished civil war
service record, are today celebrRtipn
their seventy-ninth birthday to.
gether, Their fellow doorkeepers are
giving them a shower of New Year
and birthday greeting cards--seveu-
ty-nine to each.
The men, who are having this
birthday party are James Linahap.
502 Il street northeast, and Capt. W.
c. Allen. 1895 New Jersey avenue. Il
is in the home of the latter that the
celebration Is being held. The party
was arranged by NJ. S. Amos, 125 j.
street,
Evening star., 1923-01-01
LAST-MINUTE RUSH
FOR AUTO LICENSE
TAGS is EXPECTED

Another big day is in store for
the District license office tomor-
fo#, when scores of last minute
automobile tag buyers are ex-
pected to call for their 1929 nuns
ber plates:
After 1g O'Clock tomorrow night
the police will begin extending
station-house invitations to mos
torists who venture forth upon
the highways with 1929 tags,
Hence. If you don't get your new
tag tomorrow you'll have to leave
the family filvver In the garage
until you do get 1t.
Evening star., 1923-01-01
2 DROWN IN SHIP CRASH.
Tanker Rescues Rest of Crew as
other Vessel Sinks.

NEW YORK, January 1.-Two un-
identified members of the crew of
two-masted schooner were drowned
Saturday night when the tanker Nora,
bound from New York to Tampico,
Mexico. ran down and sank the ship
off Barnegat, y. J, It was reported
at Quarantine last night by officers
of the tanker Harold Walker, arriving
from Mexican ports.
The Walker brought In surviving
members of the crew of the sunken
craft.
Her officers revealed that the colIi-
sion occurred during a dense fog.
Evening star., 1923-01-01
BETTER BUSINESS TALK.

The first lecture on bettering bust
ness will be delivered to the Optimist
Club by DIR. John NJ Cries of the De-
partment of Commerce and formerly
of the faculty of Harvard Univer-
Eity Wednesday afternoon at 1890
o'clock at the regular weekly meet
ing in the City Club
The lecture will mark the initia tion
Of the latest plan of the organization
to educate it's members in scientific
business and professional lines while
enjoying a luncheon. In addition to
the address of DIR. Cries, there will be
a concert by ''iazz band and other
features.
Evening star., 1923-01-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Arkansas Society will have
holiday meeting Wednesday evening
at Washington Club.
biological Society will meet Satur-
day. 3 pm. at Cosmos Club Illus
trated addresses by f. J. Reinhard
and Vernon Bailey.
The Wapiya will meet at luncheon
Wednesday. 12.45, at University Club
Roe Fulkerson will speak of The
Business End of the Medical Profess
sion"
Vincent II. Costello Post. the
American Legion, will meet tomorrow,
s pm, in District building.
AnthrOpOIOgical Society will meet
tomorrow, 4:45 pm, in New National
Museum building.
Evening star., 1923-01-01
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

Women's City Club: New Year
dance, 9:30 o'clock.
lexington Union, w. c. r. L., will
have charge of the evening service
at Central Union Mission.
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
give dance in Blue Triangle Hut,
$3.50 o'clock. Admission charged.
Sixteenth Street Highlands Citizens
Association will meet, o'clock, in
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Evening star., 1923-01-01
MUST FACE FIRING SQUAD.

by the Associated Press
WARSAW. January death at the
hands of firing squad will be meted
out on January 10 to Niewadomsli. Athe
assassin of President Narutowicz.
Niewadomski was tried Saturday and
sentenced to death, but the mode of
execution was not determined until
Yesterday.
Evening star., 1923-01-01
LAWYER EMTERTAINS.
Charles Henry Butlsf Is Host at
Farm" Breakfast.

Charles Henry Butlerj local lawyer.
entertatned a group of associates and
friends today at Il "Mohtsweag farm
breakfast" which began at noon, at
1885 i street northwest
The breakfast, stagedjin celebration
of the New Year, wa5 featured by
dishes made from pr3ducts of Mr..
Buffers country plach Montsweag
farm. Men prominent in official,
business and professional circles of
the National Capital w4re among the
guests.
Evening star., 1923-01-01
NEW YEAR DAY FATALITY

RICHMOND. Va, January Mrs.
Peter Trafieri was shot and killed early
today by stray bullet from gun in
the hand of some one celebrating the
advent of the New Year.
Evening star., 1923-01-01
Beautiful Floors

Old floors made new; new floors laid. Call
Main 1457 Franklin 6347. os
Evening star., 1923-01-01
A New Roof With a Brush

, Let me apply one coat of Liquid Asbestos
Roonng Cement to any kind Of roof. ] gusrsn
tee same. Also sold in bulk 81 gal In bgsi
buckets, del in ID. c. Estimate free MAIL.
son CLARK, 1914 Pa. ave. s.e. Line 421e.
SHEDD Tho Standard Of High-Grada
700 10th Get Our Estimate
Evening star., 1923-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting of the shareholders of the
Riggs National Rank Of Washington. D. c..
for the election of directors and the transac-
tIon of such other business may come before
the meeting will be held at tile banking house
Tuesday. January ., 1923. The polls will
remain open from IL O'Clock am. until Il
o'clock noon. r. v FLEMING Cashier
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE

ARRIVALS
l.-G. N.
30. 3-From LAREDO 49,; 900 a. NJ
Kansas City =. $3.50 a. m
no. s-From Laredo and Mex
leo points ........... b:Su p. III
No. 3-From st. Louis go. .6:45 p. m
Mo. From ST. Louis. Santa
Fe. Conn. (Sunshine
specially .lV'-V ~ H.
N. n. & T.
|No. y-Katy Flyer, from st.
=, Louis. Dallas. Fort
~ Worth. Waco and Aus
H. r-Thhe IL o'clock :Katy"
from Dallas and FIT.
h. ,- THoa.,H from waco. Aus ''O -
tin. Houston. Gmithville.
San Marcos and New
|No. s-Katy limited. from st.
Louis. Kansas City. Dali
las. Fort Worth. Waco
|No. 1-Tesss Special from St.
Louis Kansas City. Dali
las. Waco and Austin. .10:es y. m
.. A. 6 A. r. On. K. & T. Depot.)
mo. IL From Houston. Yoa-
|No. l,P qFs t Corpus cchristL
Rockport. and Faifur-
mo. nN risr Kcrrviiic Daily O p u"
except Sunday sos p. m
Sunday only 49,: .....e.45 p. m.
|No. Ie-From Houston. Corpus
Christi and Rockport $40 p. m.
sOUTHERS PACIFIC LINES
30. z3-Daylight Train from
Dallas-Ft Worth 80. 1880 p. m
no. 10e-Sunset Limited from
SrO Francisco ..S:sO a.
No. 1o1-sunset Limited from
". 90. New Orleans p::::.'.'ss::SsSo a m
no. From New orleans. 700 a. m
No. 9l-From Fcrt Worth
~. and Dallas a;.....;;9:4s a m
No NO ,os From R RsI Rio 2,e;n. 1895 Sss a m
Houston. victoria and
No. ,Io@From san Francisco siS p ?. m m
8. A.. Q. 6 G. &c. N. DepotJ
No. From Corpus Christi
No ,- fqs RFG Co2rT. christi $50 a m
and Brownsville E. 6:ln p. m.
SAN ANTONIO SOUTHERN DC. N.
Depot.)
No. 2o3-From Christine ....4:3o p. m
DEPARTURES
1.-G. N.
No. For st. Louis. santa Fe.
-. - Conn. (Sunshine Spe-
So .- f!on ST. I .o,,i: q. m m
w. leo points dntsao ana M' 1880 a. m
No. s-For Temple. Fort worth -
aad Kansas City. Santa
Fe Sleeper) st. Louis
via Palestine. DC.
Sleeper) .....-...... s;Io p. n
Ne. 1-For Laredo .....11:00 .. m
NJ x. & T.
Ne. 3-Texas Special. for Aus
tin. Waco. Dallas. Kan
~. sss City and st; louis Sis a. m
tin. Waco. FIT. Worth.
Dallas. Kansas City and
No. 10 Local 70, New iBrann.
fels. San Marcos. Aus
tin. Waco. Smithville
No. s-R ks p Fiser' ior Ans. --''' y
tin. Waco. Dallas. Kan
sac City and ST. Louis
No. s-The ii O'CLOCK; :'Katy"
for Austin. Temrle.
Waco Dallas and Fort
9. A & A. p. On. e. & T. Depot,
No. .2-For Kerrvrie. daily ..s:45 a m
No. th-For Houston. Corpus
Christi. Rockport and
No 11-For Corpus Christi $500 o. m
No l3-For Kennedy. Yoakun,
Houston. Corpus Christi
and Rockport ......10:33 o. m
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. 2f-paylight Train for
Dallas Fort Worth ..7:5O a. N
No 1922 Sunset Limited for
New Orleans $50 a. m
No. loi-Sunset Limited for San
Francisco ...... 4:i0 a m
No. 302-For Cuero. Victoria.
Port Lavscs and Hous-
No. s-For New Orleans. 1890 Il m
No 7-For nel Rio ..12:01 p. m.
No 100 For San Francisco 1850 o. m
No. 7.-For Fort Worth and
No. 227-For Eagle Pass e. 1l:00 n. m
No. 11O-For New Orleans 1880 o. m
a 8. A.. Q. & @. U.-G. n. Depot.)
1-For Corpus Christi and
Brownsville ... 1890 a m.
No 5-For Corpus Christi and
Brownsville -. 1880 p. m
SAN ANTONIO SOUTHERN L-G. N.
Oenot-l
(a 9Of-Eor Chrfsfiua 100 a m
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Telephone Crockett 1882 before y. m.
bn week DAYS and before II n. m. IN
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Pay no one except the regular carrier
who delivers YOUR paper ca"h day.
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Crockett 1142.
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TOP OF THE HILL

on THE HIGHEST POINT IN HIGH
land Park. have dandy four room
bungalow with breakfast nook. piece
bath. gas. Pittsburg heater. lot Soxl6O.
pretty lawn and FLOWERS. good garage.
win sell on reasonable cash payment. or
will take good lot, or light automobile as
part of equity. O. r. Charlton with z. II.
Jackson. Or. 741.
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CIR Bungalow North Side

Six large rooms hardwood floors. hot
water. glassed-in sun parlor. mirror door
closets. handsome electrical fixtures.
nlckeled hardware. imported paper.
shades and linoleum. built-in window
seats, bookcases and kitchen cabinet
handsome fireplace. garage. your own
terms Crockett 1850 or Travis set1.
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3, LOTS

Three lots in Harlandale. one block
from s. Flores street car line, must sell.
$500 for all.
a. V. DULLYE REALTY co.
1908 s. Flores st. CT. Ssi5.
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OFF so. PRESA

Five-roon. three piece bath elose-Ir.
huilt-in features. gas. corner lot soxlse
feet. only $4,000, some cash. balance 80
month. Ellxins. sol Houston Bids. Creek
EFT 2467
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IL 4 2 I 10 80
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EXPERIENCED COUNTER AND SHORT
order cook combined, single man with
references, good room. salary and laun-
Pedro.
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Owner Leaving City

VIII sacrifice four-room house. prac-
ticaly new. with acre Of land under
irrigation. all in fruit trees and flowers,
close-in. price s25oo. $3.50 cash. SIS per
month. Call Mr.. Dobrowloski with
HOLEKAMP REALTY co.
100 Houston Bldg. Travis 3S1s.
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One Acre, 4-R.-S500 Cash
$50 Month

We have this acre well improved,
four rooms, fireplace, built-inS. kitch-
en-: bath with tub: electric lights,
cistern, well. servants room. store
loom and two-story barn. Fenced
and cross-fcnced. Wash house: fruit
trees. ten peach trees, twelve plum
trees. and six fig trees. Well i'm
proved. $500, $500 cash and $50
month.
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l ACRE
S. Flores ST. Property

WILL DOUBLE
We control one of the best sites. ss1
feet front. close-in, with trackage. thar
will surely double in the very near fu-
ture. which We are offering for at least
500 less per front foot OF what IL
ought to bring today. Mr.. Merchants
make II your business to see W now.
LeCOMTE REALTY co. Exc. \Agts.
~
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OWNER LEAVING

and must sell his home OF five rooms
breakfast nook. modern three piece bath.
hardwood floors. Pittsburgh heater beau
tfully arranged. Is on paved street. has
good garage and servants room. Can be
had for only $4,000 cash. o. r. Charl-
ton, with c. II. Jackson. or. al.
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room house. all modern convenience
with hullt-In bookcase and buffet, corner
lot. will take my $3.50 equity in trade
for another house near Fast Yards OF
cleRi lots or what have you. Travis 1889
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Your Chance

To get a nice little home OF four
rooms, hath. fireplace. attractive cleo
trical fixtures, good plumbing. gas.
sewerage. Corner lot 100Ni5O feet.
Near car and school. for $3.50. $500
cash, balance monthly.
W. L. COLEMAN co.
IT. 1905 3l2 Moore Bids.
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/ WIFI BUILD YOU A GOOD HOME II
YOU have n lot and you can pay II ou'
,,,,fhiv: YOUR lot should be clear or
nearly so. highest class construction
Travis T5SS.
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Alamo Heights Bungalow

This is one of the most modern homes
in beautiful Alamo Heights, five larg-
rooms and glassed-in sleeping porch
furnace heat large basement cement
tubs. double garage. servants quarters.
lot has frontage of 11Q feet. beautl-
fully terraced shrubbery and fruit
trees Ring owner. Tr. 51aO.
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$4,000 Cash

Beacon Hill. five large rooms. sleeping
porch. needs paint and paper: owner
leaving. 2o1 Moore Bids. OR. 1881.
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FOR sALE-OwNER WILL sACRITICE
modern five-roopi house. sleeping
porch. breakfast nook. large three
piece hath. garage and chicken house.
high elevation, near three schools and
churches. between two car lines. terms.
INQUIRE 354 Preston Ave.
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BEACON HILL

Right on top OF the hill, I have, a
beautiful cottage of six nice, big rooms.
hardwood floors. all kind of built-in
basement with complete"
heating plant. good garage and SER
wants room. paved street. beautiful
flowers and shrubber.. Price $4,000
e IL Jackson Cr al
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Near Madison SQUARE

Nice four room cottage with modern
three piece bath. some built in features.
beautifully located and close in.
s3.5OO.Oo. c. II. jackson. or. al.
FOR SALE BY owNER-BUNGALow
and lot. also good business corner
lot on two paved streets Inquire at
Il9 5. Cherry st. after o'clock even
iuEs
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WOodlaWn Avenue

A beautiful little five-room cottage
with modern three-piece bath. sewer.
lights, gas and water. paved street,
good garage. $4,000. c. II. jackson.
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Bargain-Beacon Hill

This IS the best buy on Beacon Hill IN
the way of six room bungalow. with
glassed In sleeping porch. hardwood
floors, fire place. many built ms. break
fast nook. gas IN every room. lot 5oxiSo.
garage and servants room. on top Of the
hill. paved street; cannot he beat for
81, 600, 1880 cash. balance easy.
q. r. Charlton with C. II. jackson. CT.
II41.
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HE'LL WANTED MALE
Statesmen WANTED

TAILORING SALESMEN-SNAPPI
direct-to-wearer line on earth: virgin
wool custom tailored suits. S2S: big COM
missions. representatives are furnished a
high-grade tailoring shop In one elabor-
ate case. House of Campbell, 456 south
state Chicago.
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EMPLOYMENT
SITUATION WANTED FEMAL

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-30
Laurel Hts.-Two-Story

OF seven nice rooms. all modern
conveniences. tile bath. bult-in fea-
lures, located just off of Main Ave.
Price $500. c. II. jackson. OR. al.