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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-26

-
La siguiente orden para la parada
del 4 de Julio ha sido preparada am
tes de terminarse la organization de-
finitiva con los individuosSo 70 entidades
interesadas. Sc ha procedido asf a
causa del mucho tempo que requiere
esa organization y ademas porque ell
lsconocilo patriotismo de estos indivi-
duos y entidades les hara renunciar a
las forn1alidades debidas y asistir la
Parada menos que las circunstan-
cias 10 hagan impossible. En- nseste Ill
itimo case Sc les requiere para que
envien sus motivos al Gran Masrhal
tan pronto como sea possible.
LA Parada Patriotica, inclufda
EN- la celebration del de Julio, mar
schara las 1000 a. M, microbes,
Ijulio 4, 1928.
i 2.El trayecto de la Parada sera
como sigue de la calle> del Cristo, ha-
cia Ell seste, hasta Allen; de Allen a
la Plaza de Colon; alrededor de la Pla-i
za de Colon a entrar en- la Gale San
Francisco, por donde seguira hasta la
calle del Cristo donde terminara la
parada. b
+ Contingente GAP;
l aPolicfa Insular.
b-Grand Marshal y estad0 mayor.
7c--El 65 de Inf. y banda de mdsica.:
Contingente "B":: n y
a-Destacamento Guardia Naciopal
I Y banda. ~ es It'll
b-Batallon provisional sde acadetes
del Training Camp. 'isu.' ~ &
c-Destacamento Policia insular. =.
5Efs"'t ttfsfr ri
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-26

-Falta POGO para finalizar el ter
mino legislative de los 90 dfas regu-
iiares yyteniendo en- cuenta los muchos
iproyectos que no Sc han despach chado
}aln en- ambas Camaras, Sc considera
SECURE que sera conyocada despues
una session extraordinaria.
Hay diversidad de criterio, segtin
Sc informa en- los cfrculos polftieos,
respecto del proyecto de entendido elec
'toral para las proximas elecciones, en-
tire socialistas y republicanos, pues seI
gdm parece, 1nuchos de los elenentos
Conservatives de este, no estan con-
formes con la expresala union, que
suponen que en- sdefinitiva resultarfa
Iperjudieial para los ilitereses de su
Icolectividad.
Sc cree que en- Ell Senado Sc lie ha-
ran poeas enmiendas al Presnpueste,
aceptandolo tai como ha quedado en-
la Camara de Representatives. con
pequeias variantes. Sc considera que
para conservar y aobtener buen perso-
nal hay que pagarlo de lamejor ma
nera possible, dado el alto scosto deala
vida v las condiciones que se requie:
rem para desempeiIar los cargos pd-
blicos Il
La normalidad de los sasuntos pti-
blicos contInda estableciendose en- los
sevicios dc Ia administration insu-
lar y al pasado desgobierno sucede el
desarrolIo Y reajuste en- Ia maQuina,
ria. Una vez pasada la Legislature
|y aprobados los presupuestos que "a,
cilifaran el personal y material ne
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-26
Altas del Sur
sIMPATICA BoDA.
.LAsE coMpANIA DE OPERA.

t =. : o
PONCE, JUNO % Nuestro querido
amigo don Ramon Rivera ha contraf-
do matrimonio con Ia Iagraeiada y vir-
ituosa sefiorita Polita Bigas mo-
smentos despues emprendieron viaje de
luna de miel hacia esa ciudad capi-
ital.
Tant0 Ramon como Polita gozan
Aaquf de muy arraigadas consideracio-
mes y simpatfas, porlo que esta union
lha sido motive de-alegrfa, de contento
para todo Ponce.
Con la opera AIDA hizo antes de
ianoche su debut en- 'el teatPo Broad
way la excelente Cempafifa de Opera
Bracale, conqnistando un triunfo la
Interpretation hecha de la obra Y
anoche sucedi0 10 mismo al poner en-
Hescena TOSCA.
Ell dnice pcr0 que tiene el case es
Ia indiferencia con que desde hace al
gun tempo la sociedad poncefa, los
que pueden gastar dinero yendo al
teatro, ven el paso de las companfas
por los teatros poncehos.
Realmente sentimos pena ante el
aspecto trist0n ' solo de la sala, por
ell concepto que los artistas llevaran
de nosotros, pensando quizas que des-
conocemos ell valor de los espectaculos
que ellos ofrecen.
CWresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-26
UN sUIcIDA DEscoNocIDo

=
El dfa 25 del corriente, las u $50
q. M, en- el paseo de Ia covadcnga,
IYaraaa 2, uu llombre, ,Iue ain no Sc
I'M podido identificar, \ a. las siguiea-
tes generates: blanco, de s3 amos de
edad mas Q menos, estaba en- cuerpo.de
caniisa, blanca, pantalon obscure, in:
tento suicidarse, haciendose varios. dis,
paros de revolver. Trasaladado 81
Hospital Municipal, falleeio ,en q mis-;
mo en- IA mahana de aver. tNota)
Sc stplica caalquiera persona que
pueda dar information sobre la identi-
dad de lsuicida, pase spor Ia Off
Gina del distrito, policfa insular.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-26

d-Veteranos de la Guerra Hispano-
americana.
Legion Americana.
f-Veteranos de la Guerra Mundial.
1.-Destacamentos de las fuerzas
americanas.
2.-Destacamentos de las fuerzas
aliadas.
gSan Juan Rifle Club.
Contingente aCn:
a-4Banda Municipal.
b-4Ouerpo de Bomberos, de San
Juan.
Caballeros de Colon.
d. 0rden de los Elks.
eExploradores de 1898.
Contingente 'tD"::
a-Boy Scouts.
b-Nihos Y niias de Benefcencias
y banda de musica.
c-Otros cuerpos organizados.
d-Pueblo en- general.
Contingente "E":
a-Automoviles.
4.-Los contingencies Sc formaran
en- columnas de a cuatro con el fin:
de marchar pronto a las $3.50 a. ln.,.
como sigue:
Contingente 'tA": en- La Gale del
gs . tsd
Gristo, miranda hacia Ell Sur, la cas-
beza de Ia columna en- Ia, calle Allen
8 Coiltingente 'iBn: en- la Gale San
Sebastian, miranda al oeste, Ia cabezai
della scolumna en- la calle del Cristol
I Gontingente c.: en- la caile del SOL.
al oeste, la cabeza della Coz,
ltinhha en laicalle del Cristo, 9s Is. !
Contingente saD': en1la Gale de la
4. ! 49,.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-26
IEs[E AREGlBO

f ljuni6s 22.rse eneuentra en- puerto
|5el yapor mariana. cargando] 13,OOC
saces de aaiesar de laF Central cambn.
|elache El lunes Sc espera ef vapor
.san Juan IL nfanana estara en- sruer.
toiel yapor sioux, con variada car
ga pfoeedenle de New Orleans. :
sAnoche hizo ssu debut ,en .el tea.
tfo 2Oliver el afama1o iartista Core
ma, director que fu6 de los Tres Be.
moles. que hace unos 26 amos estuvie.
ron en- Puerto Rico. Ell sefor Coronas
es i'm artista de gran merito tanto CO.
mo musico como ventrflocuo pues con
sus aut6matas d. Torcuato Y Juanito
hace las delicias de los muchachos.
Esta noche da su Ultima function.
Sc encuentra EN- esta ciudad el
afamado prestidigitador doctor Saa,
eli eual dafa varias funciones en- el
fTeotro OLIVER sess,i.l,s15
l,-Ha ksido hIonibrado Comisionado de (
s.-. -
ebfas PdbIicas de, esta ;nianieipalidad
el iqvsn ingeniero senior Gabriel Pla.
:. Ayer ftarde ba1o Palio hizo su EN-
tEada zen esta ciudad .f;sl sefor, i0bis-
'ipo Monseior Caruana, Ell que ha dado
Ecoifiehziq a la .eonfirmnacionrl. ~ S
IL tpd l,2H 20 f.lg8f3 slD o Eslo!n44r y
8 Sc .cupre rapidamenteaeE abepo de
dos fHncienes de ia compailfae de lOpe,
ra5 ;Bracale que dara en- este, gTeatro
/, 0llliyessilos0dfas sabado s 0del actuai
,, domingo l,rimero de julio. Hay gran
animaci6n en- este pdblico asf como en-
los pleblos cdmarcanos que teafGrai
la Efafilidad de- aplandirla esta gran
,eomIaiaia. ssrist sss aG =.
9it- Mahana sabado ses esperadO en-
esta eiddad Ell sehor Ramon Ramos,
ingennero que por miiehos afios desems
peh6 dicho cargo en- esta ciudad Y que
examinara los trahajes hcehos en- la
nueva Planta electriea en- union del
ingeniero Mr.. Lefranc Y Ell senior G.
Pa. Han surgido alsunas dificul-
tades en- esta obras por 10 malo del te.
rerno y Sc necesitan nueyos estudios
uara la implantacion de la represa.
LA pr6xima semana daran comien-
70 las sObyas del Puente sobre Rio
Grankln lac ono .hun SifIn 5x,,t,., efa 4 4 @
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-26
vEHIcULOs, con DERPER-
FECTOs

Ell 'dfa 20 del oorriente, a. las 200
p. m, en- Ia Avenida Juan Ponce dc
Leon, parada 81 media, el autom0vil
numero $3.50, propiedad de Mande
Wcodcook, guindo ,por ael chauffeur
Kennel Fox, udmero 1886, choc0 con
el autom6vil ,pdmero G31 spropiedad del
doctor Manuel Dfaz Garcia, guiado, ,poE
81 chauffeur Salvador Gorena. ndmero
631, resultando anlbos yehieulos con
desperfectos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-26
INFoRME DE LA FORTALEZA

La sefora Towner no continuara
sus recepciones forn1ales de cada Sc
mana durante los meses de mas ca.
lor, pero tanto la sonora como la Sc
norita Towner recibiran informalmen-
te todos los jueves por la tarde, de
cuatrosa seis.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03
Saunders Started as Grocer's Bow

Memphis, Tenn, April 8. - Since
Clarence Saunders, president of the
Piggy wiggly Stores, Inc, beat Wall
Street single-handed and accomplished
the coup that sent stock in his COM
pany soaring, old residents hereabouts
are recalling his early life and saying,
II told you So"
Saunders was born in a small Ten
nessee country village near here. His
parents were poor. He started his
business career as a grocery clerk at
a salary of 81 week.
Even from this pittance, Saunders
managed to save money. He started
his first Piggy Wiggly store-a kind
of serve-self grocery-in 1916. Sine
then stores have been opened all over
the country.
Saunders remarkable coup in Wall
Street, in which he sent Piggy Wiggly
stock skyrocketing and squeezed shorts
has become the talk of the nation and
has startled -financiers.
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not yet been fixed. Until the call
has been issued and sufficient bonds
have been deposited to enable the
committee TO declare the plan eff
fective,. actual interest payments can
not begin.
ut should, however, be noted that
when the plan of adjustment becomes
effective, the bonds. when returned
to the holders, will have attached
thereto warrants calling for the i'm
mediate collection o; the cash pay
ments which may have occurred sub
sequent to January 3, 1926 this be-
ing IN accordance with the provisions
of the plan with respect to such in
terest.
Sufficient funds already have been
made available in New York by the
Mexican government to cover cash pay
mcnts to the bond holds-s, as pro-
vided for in the plan and agreement,
during n considerable part of the
present year. Deposits will be &C.
cepted in England. France, Switzer-
land. Belgium. Holland and Germany,
as well as in the United States"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03
UNION MEETING ROW
ENDS FATALLY WHEN
MEMBER PULLS GUN
One Killed and Another
May Die-Assail-
ant Escapes.

Clevescnd, Ohio. April 3.-One man
was dead. another was said TO be
dying. and third was less seriously
wounded today as a result of shoot
ing affray at a meeting of local Union
No. II. bridge and structural iron
workers here last night.
The slayer had not been appre-
hended early today.
Ferb Bowen. 45. former business
agent of the union was instantly
killed.
John O'Brien. 80. secretary of the
union. was taken to a hospital in n
critical condition with bullet wound
through the chest.
John II. Burnett, 53. received a
flesh wound through the chest.
Discussion of clause in the union
rules, which provides that any mem
Der who becomes a contractor and en-
ployer of labor should be forced to
resign or be fined, led up to the shoot
ing.
Taking offense at remarks from a
worker O'Brien struck the man in the
face with his fist. The two grappled
and fell to the floor. O'Brien landing
on top. The man underneath drew n
revolver and fired, shooting O'Brien
through the body.
He then fired two more shots. the
bullets, which police believe were in
tended for O'Brien, striking Bowen
and Burnell.
Approximately 300 members we're in
the hall at the time.
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play, but while they feel that the
next president will be member of
their party it is hard to find one. not
henchman of one of the aspirants.
who will presume to prophesy who
the candidate will be. The followers
of William Gibbs McAdoo, who ap-
pear to be the most active, profess
to believe he will enter the conven-
ton with pledges from close to a
majority of the delegation, and this is
not improbable.
The friends of Oscar W. Under
wood are confident he will come to
the convention with most of the dele
gates from the solid South, and be
second choice for the delegates of a
number of northern states, while Gov
ernor Al Smith of New York undoubt-
eddy will have an instructed delega-
ton from his home state and scat
tering support from the first.
The other "favorite sons doubt
less will include Senator Ralston of
Indiana: John W. Davis of West Nir-
GINA; possibly Senator Joe Il. Rob
inson of Arkansas; Governor Jona-
than Davis of Kansas; to say moth
ing of the well-knoNh W. j. Il.
However. there are many in Wash
ington who look for the Democrats
to select a dark horse. 1t is pointed
out that a simple majority does not
win the Democratic presidential NOM
nation. 1t takes two thirds and that
is the hidden rock which sinks many
n boom.
The very. fact that a man leads
on the first ballot centers opposition
against him and often paves the way
for the compromise candidate whose
selection leaves no bitterness.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03
DISTRIBUTE OF LAW
FAULT OF LAWYERS,
. ATTORNEY DECLARES
Bunco Ring Prosecutor
Says Barristers Tried to
Bride Victims.

Denver, April 3.-Phillip Van else,
district attorney who successfully
prosecuted the twenty alleged conf
dence men found guilt here last
week, in an address before the
Denver Bar Association here yesterday
said that attempts were made to bride
witnesses in the case and that his
own assistant was offered a large sum
of money.
Speaking on the claw in disrepute,
why?" Van else characterized the
judiciary as ian accident and not a
profession
Discussing reasons why law and
lawyers and courts are in disrepute,
Van Cise launched into an expose
of alleged attempts to "buy Off vic
Tins of the bunco ring.
He charged: ''In the case Of Frank
Donovan of 1exas, who lost S55, 200.
the district attorney of protected
city was approached with a PROPOSE
ton 70 buy off Donovan. The dis
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03

Pyramid Pile Suppositories, you are
distress, get quick relief and a new
ease Of comfort; ask your druggist
for a 60 cent box. of Pyramid Pile
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II you would like to try them first
please send name and address to
Pyramid Drug Co, 62s Pyramid
Bldg, Marshall. Mich.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03

the nominal endorsement of the Ohio
delegation TO the Democratic conven-
ton and after perfunctorily voting for
him on two or three ballots will swing
to some other candidate.
Cox Has Influence.
This does not mean that Governor
Cox is without influence. He is a
strong and courageous character, and
it is not improbable that he will have
much to say as to what the platform
will contain and in tn management
of the campaign, but, unless all, signs
fail, il will be for some other man
as the candidate. This will be par
ticularly true il the Democrats again
seek to make the League of Nations
the leading issue, for Cox is as earn
est an advocate of this as former
President Wilson.
However, the one cry OF the sub
merged Democrats, most of whom care
more for party victory than the par
ticular issue by which it is gained
is for harmony. If this demand is
needed the platform will contain a
ringing endorsement of the leagne
coupled with the duty which the Unit
ed States owes to keep alight the fires
of civilization and then proceed to
tack on about as many reservations
as were demanded by "irreconcilia'
bles" during the treaty fight.
In fact. former President Wilson,
Governor Cox and former Justice John
H. Clark are about all the leading
Democrats who would make the
League of Nations the paramount is
sue. The others would put the soft
pedal on the league, but go strong
on domestic issues and the failure OF
the Republicans to make good
The great amount of interest dis
played in Democratic politics is sig
nificant of a widespread belief that
the pendulum which swept so many
Republicans out of office last No
vember will continue so to swing in
1924. This is not merely the hope
of aspiring Democrats but is the fair
" settled conviction of many leading
Republicans as well.
1t would be unfair to quote them.
for they are not talking for publica.
ton, but there are at least half a
dozen Republican senator's who. in
private conversation, have expressed
the belief that. unless there is re-
vulsion in public sentiment, President
Harding cannot be reelected.
Democrats Are Confident.
Thus the Democratse appear to be
Justified in the confidence they dis
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03
SUFFICIENT FUNDS
ON HAND TO COVER
INTEREST PAYMENTS
Mexican Debt Officials Set
at Rest Rumors
of Default.

New York, April 3.-Setting at rest
rumors that April interest payments
on the Mexican debt would be de-
faulted, 7. W. Lamont, chairman of
the international committee Of bank
ers on the Mexican debt, issued a
statement lat, yesterday declaring
that sufficient funds already have been
made available in New York to cover
cash payments to Mexican bondholders
during a considerable part of the
present year.
Actual payments connot re made,
Mr.. Lamont pointed out, until after
the call for bonds has beer issued
and the debt pan declared operative.
Because of numerous inquiries
made as to April 1 interest payments
upon Mexican government bonds" the
statement said, ''ths international
committee states that favorable pro-
gress has been made By the commits
sion recently appointed by finance
minister DE Ia Huerta to pass upon
the details Of the plan of readjust-
ment. but the exact date upon which
bondholders will be invited TO de-
post their bonds ,nder the plan has
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03
1900 VOLTS PASS
THROUGH WORKERS
BODIES; ONE DIES
Electrocuted While Work
ing on Pole; Compar-
ion May Live.

Oklahoma City, April 3.-While
Troy Hooker, and Hugh Simpson,
linemen for the Oklahoma Gas and
Electric Company, cut a spliced wire
on top of a pole here late yesterday
they exchanged good-natured banter,
giving no thought to the time.
A few more twists, little tape
here and there, and the day would
be over.
At the same time the hands on the
clock down at the power house crept
toward 1 :57.
Hooker and Simpson worked on.
The engineer at the power house
glanced at the clock. 1t was 4 :57 !;
time TO throw the current into the arc
light circuits. Deliberately be pulled
down the switch that sends 1900
volts coursing through the power
circuit every evening to light the
city.
The banter ceased out on the pole.
The bodies of Hooker and Simpson
grew rigid, straining ut the safety
belts that held them to the pole.
Those down below laughed. Hooker
and Simpson were performing some
new antics.
Then smoke was see, 10 issue from
Rockers shoes. The linemen down
below knew that they were wit
Messing a tragedy.
Down ut the power house The engi-
neer looked over his instruments. The
amperage was fluctuating and the
engineer knew that something was
wrong. -
He threw off the power.
The bodies of Hooker and Simpson
slumped down, swaying in the belts.
Hooker was dead when he was
brought to the ground. Simpson was
badly burned. Doctors say he will
die.
Company officials say it is a rule
that all linemen must quit work at
4 80 o'clock. or seven min ties before
the power is thrown into the arc light
circuits.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03
COX WILL NOT
BE SELECTION
OF DEMOCRATS
1920 Debacle Precludes
Any Possibility Of His
Nomination.
FRIENDS NOT DELUDED
Party Cry Is for Harmony,
No Matter What
the Issue.
FRIENDS NOT DELUDED

Washington, d. c., April s.-Po.
-.Ecal prognosticators in Washington
thus far are agreed upon one thing,
and this is that James NJ. Cox, Dem
ocratic standard bearer in 1920, will
not be his party's choice for presi-
dent in the campaign of 1924. Al
though those who followed his cam
paign admit he made a most gallant
fight and was in no sense responsible
for the party debacle, the 100000
majority by which he was showed I'M
der eliminates the former governor of
Ohio as a presidential contender in
1924.
While no one here doubts but that
Cox thinks he has a chance, even
his close friends are not deluded. Pc.
1itically he has been deserted by some
of his firmest supporters and they
declare It is doubtful if he could get
the Ohio endorsement should any of
the leading aspirants contest with him
in his home state.
Cox, it is declared, will have to
pull a good mar wires to even get
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03
Don't Suffer
With Piles
Let Pyramid Pile Suppositorics Re-
licve You, Ease the Pnin and
Strain and Bring Comfort.

II you are suffering with itching.
bleeding or protruding piles or
hemorrhoids, and have never tried
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03
SeaIy Trial Jury Complete.

Austin, Tex, April 3.--Jury for
the trial of Foster Bell on an indict-
ment charging assault to murder in
connection with the Sealy street bat
tie last September 8, was completed
In criminal district court here late
yesterday and testimony will begin
Tuesday.
Severance of the trial of Bell and
John Miller. named jointly in two in
dictments charging murder, and
third assault to murder, was granted
Yesterday by District Judge J. ID.
Hamilton as we'll as a motion to try
the assault to murder charge against
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triet attorney said because CT bis Of
fetal position he codd do nothing,
but lie suggested the nam, Of lawyer.
This lawyer entered negotiations with
Donovan. Donovan accepted $500
but came here and ted his story any
way.
III the case OF c. Z. Henson, Of
Haskell, Okla, another victim. an
attempt to Buy him off was made BY
a county judge and member Of the
Legislature"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03

Sleeping porckes--r,ow is the time
to adj this necessary comfort to your
home. We can furnish all the neces-
sary materials, and shall be glad of
the opportunity to serve you. ED.
STEVES & SONS, Lumber end Build
ing Store, 10 E. Commerce Street,
Phone Crockett 167.-(A W
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03
Pastor CALLED To iIice.

Alice. Tex. April s.-Rev. ]. A.
Black, of Montell. Tex. has accepted
the call of the Presbyterian church
here. and preached his initial sermon
Sunday morning. This pulpit has
been vacant since the resignation, sew
eral months ago. of Rev. y. II. Nc
Cain, who is now located at Potosi,
Mo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

beginning Monday. March 2Gth. the
Iuick Bus Line will leave the Lanier
Hotel a. m. and 1 40 p. m. for
Boerne, Comfort and Kerrville. Leaves
for Seguin' and Gonzales at l 40 o..
m. Residence phone Mission $50
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03

Cornell Wall Board can BE used
in many ways TO advantage. Easy
to apply. We sell it. ED STEVES
& SONS. Lumber and Building
Store. 10 f. Commerce st. Phone
Crockett 167. (Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03

cit Is cheaper to Paint than not
to Paint Use our Leading Brands
Of Quality Paints. varndshes. Stains.
etc, of proven merit and servicenbil-
ity. ED. STEVES & SONS. Lumber
and Building Store, 10 East Com
merce Stree, Phone Crockett 161.-
(Adv.) ..-..--