davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-19

del juez Dfaz Lombardo Sc basa en-
que los senores DCheny y Bridge adj
quirieron los derechos de propiedad
en- "San Felipe desae mucho antes
de haberse promulgado la constitution
de 1917, por la cual, asienta, despojar-
Jos de esos derechos serfa yolar los
preseptos IA Y 1G de la constitution
VICENTE. No Sc MEGA que la otra par
te, el selori Cardenas, como miembro
del codue1azgo -registrara su denuncia
ad perpetuam, pero Sc advicrte que
10 hizo despues que La colnpalfa
"Huasteca" inscribiera sus tftulos.
Probablemente el senior Cdrdenas
interponga el recurso de revision
FL anterior case es distinto de los
que cursaron ante los juzados 20. su-
pernpmerario y 40. supernumerario, a
solicitudcs de la misma 'Huasteca'
por actos de Ia misina autoridad, a
causa de haber dado permisos para
-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-19
.Cor1csdese en- Msuco el
arnparo pedido por IA
4 luasteca Petroleum
Company"

perform en- "Juan Felipe declaran-
dose Ell todos ellos que, en- conceptc
de los sefores jucres, Ia raz6n est;i
de parte de la companias "Huasteca. :
C1UDAD DE MEJICO, mayo 8
El juzgado primero de distrito
supernumerario dicto sentencia
declarando difinitivamente el am
paro pedido por Ia 'Huasteca Pc.
troleum Company"
e La delnanda f1e dirigida contra ac.
tos de la secrctarfa de industria, co
mercio y trabajo, en- nombre de los
lsenores Eduardo L. Dohny y Norman
Bridge, d los cuales representa- el Ii
zcenciado don Manuel Castclazo Fuen-
ties.
Los peticionarios alegaron que di
cho secretario habfa dado perniso in
debido al senior Francisco ", Cardenas
para perforar un pozos petroiero en- la
hacienda de Juan Felipe /"
81 agente del ninisterio pdbfico de-
fendi6, dlirante jcI curse del debate,
Ii lnedida del secretario de sinaustrla,
en- 81 sentido dc que debia ncgarse 10
pedido por la aHuartcca," pero elsabo-
gado de 6sta scstuyo IN eriterio diver
so y exhibi0 prucbas .para demostrar
que Sc trataba de I'M error de la auto
ri1ad responsible.
segfn los abogades que han -exami-
-nado la scntencia Gictatia, estd conce-
bida en- terminos aiaplios. Ell criterio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-19
NEGOCIADO DE MATERIA.
LES, IMPRENTA Y
TRANSPORTE
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
sUBAsTA S B
GASOLINA Y ACEITE
LUBRICANTE

4
Sc recibiran proposiciones en-
sobre cerrado hasta las tres de
la tarde del Is de JUNO de 1923
para el suministro, al GobiernO
Insular de s65, ESQ galones de ga
sOlina; y hastas las tres y media
del mismo dia nara el suministro
de 5,925 galenes de aceite lubri-
cante. Estos llquidos seran or
deRados a medida que Sc vayan
necesitando durante ell semestre
de julio l a .diciembre 81 del CO.
rriente afio, nara ser entregados
EN- distintos puntos de San Juan
y la Isla.
Pueden. obtenerse propOsiciO-
mes en- blanco dirigiendose al Ne
gOciadO arriba lnencionado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-19
NADA ENos QUE 1,1o1 BoTELLAs


Ell Collector de Aduana r. Hayden L.
Moore, ha recibido una orden del juez
de Ia Cortc Federal AR. Odlin. para
que decomise Q disponga de. acuerdo
con Ia ley de 1851 botellas de lico-
res finos Y vines, que fueron captu-
radios en- las cercanfas de Hulnacao
para el dfa p de enero del corriente.
Tn case de libeio fue radicado en- la
Corte por ell fiscal contra el referido
contrabando; pero como hasta ahora
ning1na persona Sc ha presentado a
recIamnr el delicioso eontrabando, el
licor serd desgraciadamente decomisa-
do.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
BUILD THE SCHOOL

We how the Board Of Aldermen hold back any
longer the Hall school proposition All the aldermen
that the school has got be built It's erection has been put
of year year long time each time with the idea that
the ciys would be in better shape pay the of
construction.
Instead Of getting better however, they get With
valuations increased and rates higher the city finds
sary to go legislature with the request for special legislation
in order enable it finance its part the grade crossing elm
1nation charge of city affairs do know how
to run the city and provide the essentials it time they stepped
aside permitted with greater ability succeed them
there money enough to build shanties all
prominent helping the traffic and there is su
cent establish elaborate system of signal lights that
looks like Fifth and Foryecond street the
10 railroad terminal yet there money do the essentials
and make Perth Amboy the city should be.
there the leeches who sucking the cty financial
strength through petty bills that being handed in constantly
Bills that justified of them, but because there
one big enough call halt they get away with it. Alderman
Clark however, giving attention this matter AS chair
man Judiciary committee he has held up several bills and
wants what they about He fully justified in the
stand he Stop of these leaks and possible the
city will enough money do the necessary things
But there dalyng the Hall school
longer will be cheaper in the long build the school
Then why not so aheadi
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05

several years of apprenticeship in
the trade.
@. In Henly's poem beginning
"Or ever the knightly years were
gone," what does "or" mean? r.
n.
A. This is an old use of the word
fore.
@. Does London have buildings
as high as those of New York City:
N. S. IT.
A. The buildings in London are
low. none exceeding 200 feet II
height.
@. What kind of glue is used or
postage stamps ?-E. d. V.
A The following is given as tho
formula used by the Government:
gum arabic, I part; starch, l part;
sugar, parts; water, sufficient to
give the desired consistency. The
gum arabic is dissolved in some wat
er, the sugar added, then he starch,
after which the mixture is boiled for
a few minutes in order 20 dissovle
the starch, then it is thinned down
to the desired consistency. Cheaper
envelope gums can be made by sub
stituting dextrine for the gum arabic,
glucose for the sugar, and adding
boric acid to preserve and help stiff
fen it.
G. How long have people been
writing letters?--S. p. L.
A. What is known as the Oldest
letter in existence is a. papyrus leaf
dated 2004 B. c. The letter was
written by the head of an Egyptian
family who had travelled to Memphis
and it was sent to his son in his
home town near Thebes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITIES
TOLD OF BY HASkIN
Daily Letter by Frederic j. Haskin

candidate for the presidency. If
there is any lingering doubt about
that it may be pointed out that
there was little or nothing left OF
the party after Roosevelt returned
to the Republican fold.
Another Such Movement Possible
On the eve of the 1924 presiden-
tial campaign there are indications
of another third party movement.
In many respects the situation is
quite similar to that of 1912. The
party has just met with reverses IN
. the by-elections, as it did in 1910.
and there are signs and sounds of re-
volt against President Harding just
as there were against President Taft.
Also it appears fairly certain that the
Republican organization will force
Harding's denomination just as it
did Taft's.
If that should come about it is
possible that disgruntled elements
within the Republican ranks and in
dependents from the outside viii
join in the launching of new party
again. In such a movement LaFol-
lette appears the local leader, al
though he has a rival in the person
Of Senator johnson, of California.
johnson, however, has lately been
undergoing what might be called
baptism of conservatism that may
make it impossible for the progress
siveS or radicals to follow him.
There have been persistent reports
that the Californian has been select
ed by eastern conservatives who are
dissatisfied with President Harding
as the candidate with whom they
H.
nomination. This may be good
dope" or it may be wicked propa-
ganda intended to kill off the Hon
durable Hiram but there's the smoke
no matter what kind of fire causes
it.
Whatever else he may be, LaFol-
lette is not and never will be con-
servative. He is a rip-roaring, rear
ing tearing progressive, and it takes
that kind of man to lead revolt.
No discussion Of LaFollette as a
presidential possibility is complete
without some reference to his war
record or rather, his attitude toward
the war. The mildest thing that can
be said about it 1t that a great many
people had a distinctly unfavorable
impression of the senator's course
immediately prior to and during this
country's participation in the Euro
pean struggle. His friends declare
that this was a wrong impression.
They realize, however, that it can
not be said that his Anericanism Is
unquestioned, because the fact re.
mains that it has been questioned,
whether justly or unjustly. Accord
ingly they have taken measures re-
Gently in the Wisconsin legislatude
to have declared OF record that he Is
and always has been 400 per cent
American Such a certificate is all
the more impressive when it is re-
called that it is backed by that S01,-
600 majority in the recent election,
but there Is no escaping the fact
that LaF'ollette's enemies will always
have something to talk about,
And LaFollette has enemies, His
friends should not be unmindful OF
that. On the other hand, his oppon-
ents should not forget that there are
are those who idolize him for the
enemies he has made. Real popular
leadership, when it is analyzed, must
have a ''kick" in it,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05

If the Chicago man who paid $20,-
900 for a kiss asks us, we know
where they cost one ice cream soda.
The first sign of spring in Leba-
non, Ore, was when people started
worrying over a flood.
One difference between us and
congress is, congress has passed the
income tax and we haven't.
The first sign of spring in Seattle
was when a man remarked his di-
vorced wife.
Trying to pronounce Tutankh-
amen has increased the number Of
Sufferers in this country.
George Washington was the
father of his country and Johnny
Rockefeller is its rich uncle.
Higher education does pay. Har-
wards famous halfback has left col
lcge to open a team room.
Those settling our European pol
icy seem to think necessity is the
mothef Oh intervention.
The first sign OF spring in San
Francisco was when a boy Of eleven
eloped with girl of ten.
Two robbers who held up a New
York actor wasted their time.
More would live to the safe and
sane age If it weren't for the unsafe
and insane age first.
The sad thing about having wife
is when you look for something it
has been hung up somewhere.
People who long for the good old
days would hate to read this stuff
by g. candle.
A tall girl is handicapped because
she has to stoop over before a man
can make her kiss him.
Bobbed hair may come and bobbed
hair may go, but making hairpins
uses up $4,000 tons of steel yearly.
Boston man wants a divorce be-
cause when he asked her how long
before supper she said it with -four.
A couple that shouldn't be di-
vorced is strawberries and cream.
Come on spring fever.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05

Q. Does France own the French
railroads ?-H. L. Z.
A. The railroads of France COM
prise seven systems, five of which
are privately owned and operated.
The present status is the result Of
the law of 1883, which left the prin-
cipal lines in private hands. but un-
der strict government control. Ac-
cording to the charters of the rail-
ways. their franchises expire be-
tween 1850 and 1850, when the en-
tire railway property will pass to
the state without any compensation.
New construction is due by the gov
ernment, the companies being asA ,s-
ser for the purpose a little over
$4,000 per mile.
Q How long has Wedgewood pot
terry been made?-P. o. L.
A. Josiah Wedgewood made his
first piece of pottery in 174S after
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05

You look at this picture modern children listening in
their radio You compare with the woodcut showing
youngsters amusing themselves with soap bubbles rs years
ago. The contrast is almost startling in the it illus
how civilization has advanced. Sattereld shows
other marvel Of modern youth:
When the modern child wearies of his radio he goes to
its twinmarve the movie. From hearing the human voice
and music broadcased hundreds of miles, he turns to
ing pictures of thousands of miles away, but
and thrilling if seeing the original right
the spot.''
Study these three pictures ponder the gigantic changes
they portray and it's easy understand why longer
live the simple % Show these pictures to your children
live.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
CAPITOL.
tx JOKES
BY JOHN n. GARNER
U. S. Representative From Texas,
Fifteenth District

The cowboy had come into town
for good time. He had $500 or so,
the fruit of many months hard work
on the range. 1t was in the days
before Volstead had done his WORK,
so Of course the cattle puncher
heade d for the nearest saloon.
1t was a tough place, and into
the very first drink the bartender
poured knockout drops.
The next morning the cowboy
awoke with a headache, sick, dizzy
and disguised. He had no memory
of any fun at all. His money had
been taken from him. his horse ha l
been stolen and even his gun was
missing.
Sore, sour and disgruntled the un-
fortunate individual started to walk
rs miles back to the ranch, cursing
fate. A little way out of town he
saw another man on the trail ahead
of him. The stranger bent down to
lace his shoe.
With a growl, the cowboy kicked
him, snarling:
Damn you. you're always lacing
your shoe in front OF me-"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
Ouestions-Answers.

ANY reader can get the answer to
any question by writing The PERTH
Amboy Evening News Information
Bureau Frederick J. Haskin. Direc-
for Washington. D. c. This offer ap.
plies strictly to information. The
medicinal and financial troubles. II
does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles. nor to undertake exhaus-
tive research on any subject. Write
your question plainly and briefly.
Give full name and address am en-
close two cents in stamps for return
postage. All eplies ae sent direct
to the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05

The first sign of spring in Seattle
was when a man remarked his di-
vorced wife.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05

One difference between us and
congress is, congress has passed the
income tax and we haven't.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05

Trying to pronounce Tutankh-
amen has increased the number of
Sufferers in this country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05

Come on spring fever.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05

George Washington was the
father of his country and Johnny
Rockefeller is its rich uncle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
Bible Thought Tor Today

- YE HAVE DONE IT UNTO ME-And the King shall
answer and say unto them, Verify unto you nasmuch
as We have done of the least of these my brethren
have done it unto me.-Matthew IS 40.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05

The primer says "Here some boys and girls at play
There FIVE in all John and James each has pipe and
blow up the soap bubbles for the rest to look at They all
to be glad and full Of love- they ought to be-
Artist Satterfed, in the following pen-pictures shows
how the descendants of John and James themselves
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BUILDING PERMITS.

r. F. Schmidt. repairs. Sabinas; $50.
G. I.androve. shop. LakevIcw: $50.
II. c. Thorman. five-room' dwelling
kayton; $4,000.
\: {. Neumann, repairs. Capitol: SIS.
w. A. Orth. addition. Florida; $500.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Paul G. rtesch and Waffle E. Knoll.
Martin Correa and Mrs. Rosa Rodri-
guez.
Fidencio Guajardo and Mrs. Victoria
Reyes.
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HELP, MALE OR FEMALE

BOYS-GIRIlS.
Between the ages of 12 and 20; II you
want a standard business college course
without cost to you, in addition to earn
ing a good income. call at the Barr
Service, 203 W. Commerce st.
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PHONE CROCKETT 1742
a., %, ,bc Want Ad Department.
CARRIER CIRCULATION.

When the delivery Of your conv 81
roe Light Is late or IRREGULAR you VIII o'
ne favor nv complaining.
n, week DAYS md before II a. m; or
Sunday. mornings and paper wiz W.
SOW. 10 vow nv special messenger.
Paw m one excent the reru'ar carrier
v-ho d-iivcrs your naner ench nnv.
THE SAN ANTONIO I.,h'
Circuintion Dcuartment
Crockett 1Iie.
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$1,000 BUYS COTTAGE
Home, Sweet Home

pretty plot Of ground of two acres
or more with home surrounded by flow
ers. shrubbery and productive trees. your
own garden. milch cows. chicken yards
and everything; is the real home of con-
tentment; we have the sites and will
finance your building on easy payments
plan your future now and reap tho bene-
fits of sure enhancement of values in
Woodlawn Hills. CAN Crockett $685.
g. e II. Hagelsteln. 40 Navarro st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MRS. o. T. fuckers PRIVATE KIN
DERGARTEN AND PRIMARY CLASS
ES WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER AT .
4. NJ. FOR THE FALL AND WINTER
TERMS. MONTHLY PAYMENTS. AT 34l
Z. CINCINNATI AVE. WOODLAND
1897.
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10 s-Tfom st. Louis and
Kansas City ~, Mex. S''O d. III
-. ,Eron ST Louis ......e:45 D. m
30 i-rrom 81. Louis Santa
~ Fc. conn. (Sunshine
SprciaN .... ...''''lV'-V p ''''
". X. s T.
No s-Eatv Flyer;t from 81:
Louis. Dallas. Fort
worth. Waco and Aus
Va tn, TN il '; o'clock "Katy''
from Dallas and Ft' ,.,oa
M s-I'o~ai from waco. Aus
San Marcos and New
Inr.nnIIells s,,,. a''; from St, '''V W.
Louis Kansas City. Dali
las. Fort Worth. Waco
No ,- HCS Special. from st.
Louis. Kansas City. Dali
las waro ard Austin. .1n;.5 r. m
s.A.S A. r. On. X. & T. Depot.)
Nc. 14-From Houston. Yoa-
kun. Kennedy and Cor
No ,,P qFT m Corpus Christi
Rockport. and Falfur-
Ma ,H riaT iKcrrviiic Daily ~ "
excent Sunday ........5:os p. m
sunday only ..........6 .i5 p. m
no i christi and Rockport. GAO p. m.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
30. e5-naylirht Train from
DalIas-Ft. worth ......7:5o p. m.
No. 1n2-surset Limited from
10. loI-sunset Limited from
No .,sMF T T''I Eagle Pass. $500 a. m.
No. From New Orleans. 200 a. m
No. .i-Frorn Fert Worth
~ and na'i las, D,c ;o:.s a m m
No No ,os-From New orleans. $3.50 p. M M
No. 3o1 From Tort Lavaca.
Houston. Victoria and
~, ,,O curTc san r-.nc::o 's s:is p, M
3. A.. 7. & C. u.-G. n. Depot)
No. 4-From corpus Christi
No ,- 1qS DFG cn3naI christi $3.50 a m
and Brownsville ........e:lo p. IT.
y SAN ANTONIO SOUTHERN U.-G. n.
Depot.)
No. :w-From Christine ....4:so p. m
DEPARTURES
I.-G. n.
Ne. i-For 81. Louis Santa Re
Conn. (sunshlne spe-
No For f'or st. Ioui: ..:...s:cc a. M
No. 5-For Laredo and Mex
-. leo Points POINTS, ~, y-o. 1880 a. m
AID Kansas City. Santa
Fe Sleeper st. Louis
via Palestine. u.-G. n
Sleeper .............:s:is p. m
No. For Laredo .........11:po p. m
NJ. X. & 7.
No. z-Texas Special for Aus
sas City and St. Louis Sis a. m.
No. I-Katy Limited, for Aus
tin. Waco. FIT. Worth.
Dallas. Kansas City and
No. 1o9focaI u tor New Braun. ''' ~
fels. San Marcos. Aus
rim. Waco. smithviile
and Houston ........1s:30 .. m
No 6-Katv Flyer. for AUS
tin. Waco. Dallas. Kan
-. -. 300 p. m
for Austin. Temnle.
Waco. Dallas and Fort
Worth ............ 1900 p. m.
=. A. & A. P. On. Il. & 7. Depot.)
No. l:-For Kerrville. daily .S:45 a n,
No. l5-For Houston, Corpus
Christi Rockport and
no Il-For Corpus Christi 800 p. m.
No. l3--For Kennedy. Yoakum.
ftoucNpH SOIpCs OnIlSIl
and Rockport ........1n:S3 D. m
sOUTHERS PACIFIC LINES
No. zi-Daylieht Train for
Dallas-Fort Worth ....7:5o a N
No 1o2-Sunset Limited for
New Orleans $50 a. m
No. io1-Sunset Limited for San
rrancisco -f:iO a. m
No 502-For Cuero. Victoria,
Port Lavacs and Hous-
No. s-For New Orleans. !. .Ir:OO a. m
No. 7-For Del Rio 49,. .1z:0l p. n
no. fae-For San Francisco. ..7:50 D. m
No. 2z-For Fort Worth and
DaliAS slV:O1 p. m
No. ,27-ror Eagle Pass no p. n
No. 1io--For New Orleans. .1i:5o y. m
., A.. q. e G. U.-G. n. Depot.)
80 i--For Corpus Christi and
Brownsville ..........10:z0 a m
-. 5-For Corpus Christi and
Browrsvine .........10:5e .. m
sss ANTONIO SOUTHERN u.-G. n
Dcpotl
No. ssI-For Christine .......s:oO a. m
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.

| CENT A WORD EACH DAY (MINI.
mum zoe n day. &c word for four
consecutive days, payable in advance.
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ght Want Ads Will Do Buying Your Selling Little Cost
HOUSES FOR SALE

| OWNER WILL SACRIFICE BEAUTI-
full modern> bungalow like new. off
Presa. near school and churches. terms.
lis Wharton. Mission 3l>6.
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THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
CLASSIFIED AID RATES

You May Find the Cost OF Your 40 by
the following Table of Rates;
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HOW'S THIS?

Brand new three-room bungalow, four
piece plumbing lights. built-ins. garage
two lots, facing two macadam streets
sureenough bargain at $780, about $50
cash. balance like rent. s25 month
j. l.. LYLE. REALTY co.
owners. 20s Gibbs Bldg
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SERVICES OFFERED

PARKER FOUNTAIN PEN AGENC
repair department. all makes repaired
Fischer's Drug Store. San Antonio. TIE,
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OFFICES FOR RENT

DESK ROOM FOR RENT IN CENTRAL
ly located building. very reasonable
rent. including use of TELEPHONE. Call
Or. 50S1.
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FRATERNAL sOCIETIEs
MASONIC NOTICE.

MASONIC NOTICE.
Called communication
of Anchor lodge No.
4.4 A.. F. &c \. NJ. this
Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock. Work in
the z. A. degree. Wis.,
iting brethren frater-
nallv invited to attend.
GUY GUIDE. W. NJ.
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HOUSES FOR SALE


Oracle CORNETT RAMSEY.
General Real Estate. CT. S41.
SPLENDID FIyE-ROOM BUNGALOW,
almost new. one and one-half blocks Oft
South Presa. A real bargain. Owner.
Sunday Woodlawn 913; week days
Crockett G2S6.
If YOUR LOT is CLEAR l WILL
build your home. no payment down.
balance like rent. Mission 1902.
FOR sALE-TwO-SToRY HOME on
Laurel Heights. best of locations, price
low. good terms. IT, 653.
PRETTIEsT BUNGALOW IN CITY FOR
quick sale at bargain. $40 Rigsby
Avenue, elevated with 20 miles view
between car line and paved street. near
school. five extra large rooms. cement
driveway. six. large brick columns built
for home and recently finished, owner
leaving city. only $500. easy terms
Phone owner. Mission 1868
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
ARRIVALS

I.-G. n.
No From Laredo ..... 7'uo A. H.
M s-From st. Louis ana Non. ~
Kansas City 10. .s'So D. ia
NO 81 rom -. $50 y. n.
-. - y" c. Louis .5:45 2. m
M. from 81. Louis SANTA
Fc. Conn. (Sunshine
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

TWO NICE SETS LIGHT HoUSEKEEP-
ing rooms large room. kitchenette
each, newly remodelcd. SIS; garage IL
desired S31 Z. Commerce. TT. 1855.
THREE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
gas. lights and phone; all modern con-
veniences. Mission 362T. 800 Meerscheidt.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-23

WANTE D-SKILLED AND UNSKILLED
labor Apply Floresville Oil & MfG.
Co. Floresvle Tex.
MAN AND WIFE, EXPERIENCED
dairy people. for first-class. ciose-in
established dairy, must be rustler with
good references or don't apply. Light 742.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
When Going to Medina

lake drive through beautiful Woodlawn
ltllls. See San Antonio from the top.
Select your suburban domestic in San
Antonio's most desirable restricted resi-
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for you on acres costing less than city
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roads. fourteen minutes drive to city.