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the problem he has created, namely,
the discovery of some method of cut
ting off the wireless control at Its
source. Apparently this is going to be
difficult task, for in discussing French
pilotless aviation recently, M. Brandy,
the French inventor, insisted that so
delicate are the instruments used In
control work that It would be vir-
tuaily impossible for an enemy to send
out wireless waves and interfere with
the movement of the French planes.
Only by broadcasting parasite vibra-
tions-and thereby Gripping his own
use OF wireless for other purposes
could even minor interference be OBJ
tanned. And, for the present, what
applies to French planes must be taken
as equally applicable to German pilot
less machines.
But should any nation obtain per-
feet mastery of wireless vibrations, &C.
cording to Lieutenant Chretien's thesis,
1t would mean the elimination of air
lighting In warfare. and the return to
fixed battle lines, Entertainments and
possibly to the old system Of fortifica-
lions strong enough to withstand the
assaults of Big Berthas.
Destroy Enemy Control.
With superiority Of control, 1t would
be possible for a French control oper-
ator, on receiving word of the arriving
over the frontier Of German pilotless
squadron, to wait until the planes
were over an open field and then press
button. Immediately every plane
would turn it's tail upward and nose
dive to earth, bombs and all, without
accomplishing the destruction 1t had
been sent out to do.
It would even be possible to take
the control entirely out of the Ger
man sending stations power, and turn
the loaded planes back on the German
capital, dropping few tons on other
German towns while en- route as a
warning that pilotless aviation had not
proved success. But all this is hypo-
and in the domain OF cleo
tricians and engineers, and even Lieu
tenant Chretien Is willing to admit that
such achievement Is still very distant.
He insists, however, that the plane OF |
the future is to be controlled by wire !
less, and will probably resemble COM
blnation of NOah's Arks, a broad fiat |
tail, with a battery of up to dozen |
1000 horsepower motors, all covered +
by some metal which will resist shrap- |
nel or machine gun attacks
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Jail to Be Built in
New Chicago Station

Chicago.-Cook county Is to ha re 4
new Jail, but not for Cook codnty
prisoners.
The Jail, along with a complete
chapel and morgue, Is among the
municipal buildings to be contained In
the miniature city that will be includ-
ed In Chicago's new union station now
under construction
Most large railway stations have
the usual restaurants, drug stores.
cigar stores. news stands and barber
shops, but the union station will have
two restaurants and cafeteria, and
1t will be the only station In the
world, it is said, to boast real Jail.
Two cells. each completely equipped
and capable Of accommodating sew
eral prisoners. will be built in the
basement. A reception room, heavily
barred, will give access to the cells.
Hardly a day passes without de-
tectives. police officers and federal Of
hcers- passing through Chicago with
said 6. A.. Allen, superin;
tendent Of construction. Sometimes
the officers have to wait nearly "a
hours for their trains. which means
they must spend the "a hours hand
cuffed to the prisoner. When our jail
is completed the officer can receive
the cell keys from the custodian, lock
his prisoners In the cells and be free
until train time"
The chapel will be completely fur
nished and equipped for funeral serv-
Ices. providing facilities that have
long been needed In Chicago.
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PRODUCE

Butter, Moscow creamery :. 46-51
Butter ranch, per Id. ...... 41-46
Butter, Purity creamery 49,. 46-51
Eggs, per dozen .......... 17H-20
Potatoes, per lb. ........1 to III
White beans per lb. .....7 and 10c
Spring chicken, per lib. .... ~ to Is
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s-~s-
Allen Pays Election
Bet Five Years Old

Topeka, Kan.-C. W. Miller, pioneer
resident of Hayes, Kan, and now reg
lister of the United States land Office
in Topeka, was the recipient Of a pair
Of shoes as result of an election
wager made more than five years ago
with former Gov. Henry J. Allen.
Miller said that Allen conf1ded to him
his desire to run for governor. but ex-
pressed fear he would lose. Miller
advised him to run and proposed
wager, by which he would buy Allen
pair of shoes If Allen lost and Allen
would buy Miller pair If Allen won.
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WOMAN FORGOTTEN IN CELL


Deprived of Food ana w alter for Four
Days When Records Are Altered.
My Lord, man, where've you been?'
we're the harsh words that greeted Po-
lice Lieutenant Lawson of Philadel-
phia when he opened one of the cells
In his station house. On investiga-
ton the officer learned that the pris-
oner, Mrs. Elizabeth Perry, had been
arrested, imprisoned, and forgotten
She had nothing to eat or drink for
four days.
Mrs. Perry was charged with intoxi-
cation. After her name on the station
house slate was written ito be dis
charged" The words ito be- had been
rubbed off, and as a result no one had
Looked into the cell.
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Wells MASK SHY EYES
r ashton Leaders Discuss Return Of
N@.x>c;r~

Fashion Leaders Discuss Return Of
Face Covering.
Wells, which came back some time
ago as a. sort OF softening decoration
around the edge of women's hats and
lately began to stream slightly in the
breeze to the rear, as they did many
years ago, now are creeping down a
few inches Below the front edge Of
hats so as to mask shy eyes.
Some of the Paris fashion leaders
suggest that wells soon may be worn
to cover the face entirely, as was the
custom generation back, when .
well-dressed woman would as soon
have thought OF going In the street
barefoot as barefaced.
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Sisters Push Fatal to Baby.

While his mother. was preparing to
hattie him, four-year-old Edwin Won
Eiak Of Chicago was pushed into tub
Of hot water by his six-year-old sister.
The boy was so severly burned that he
died a few minutes later.
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Doctor Victim of
Devotion to Duty

Doctor Robert D. Reynolds,
fifty-Six years old. physician
Of Green Springs, O., died recent
ly, a victim of devotion to duty.
Stricken with Influenza. Doc
tor Reynolds left his bed to
minister to patients. Pneumonia
developed, resulting in death. He
refused to discontinue his daily
calls until his Illness reached
critical stage.
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.tlecouahs Fatal to Man In Hospital.

After more than a hundred hours of
siccoughing, Charles R. Tewson, fifty
seven year sold, died in hospital at
Kansas City, Mo. Tewson who was
III Of pneumonia, was weakened by the
long siege of hiccoughs, physicians
said =
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Here's the champion cake baker of
Youngstown, O., winner from hun
dreds Of rival housewives who put In
their finest cakes, cookies, pies and
bread at the annual food show.
She Is Mrs. Joseph J. Hardgrove and
her first prize cake was coconut
layer; the prize, kitchen cabinet.
Here's her recipe: Cup and a half
of white sugar, half cupful Of butter,
cupful of sweet milk, two and three
quarters cupfuls of flour, two tea
spoonfuls baking powder, whites of
four eggs, vanilla to taste. Ice and
sprinkle with coconut, and use good
common sense and a hot oven"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

p. W. Goodman and wife to J. D
Petty, August II. 1898, deed to lots g. 4
block "a, city block Ss27; 5000.
Benjamin +. Eubanks and wife TO II
J. Evershade. July 81. 1928, deed to part
OF lots Il and Is. block 26. new city BLOCK
SOC. blackberry street: $1,000. 49,.
c. X. Mcdowell TO F. X. FeiIle, Au'
gust u. 1928. deed to lots l, =. 3, block
| Is; lots 81 20, 80. block 5: lots IS TO AZ,
block Z. Berlin Heights; s?75.
L. J. Wright and wife to r. II. Brent,
July 30 1928, deed to east ten feet Of lot
| rs. all of lot TIC and west "a feet OF lot
"a, new city block 1TS2; 1850.
Richard II. Brent to Edna G. Caster
lin. August 2, 1923, deed to east ten feet
OF lot IS. all of lot 26 and west ~ feet
of lot 81. block 6. new city block l7Ss;
Paul Dobrowolskl and wife to W. d,
Wright August II, 1923, deed to lot 8,
block %. Edgewood addition; s74A:0.
T. n. Taylor and wife TO Joe thinner
mann and Emil Klinger. August 4. 1928.
deed TO lots 5. G. block 81. new city block
1885,: lots Is and l6. block 81, new city
block! lot II. block Sc; new city block
3s25; $1,000.
Harlandaie Building Company TO II. H.
Riegel and wife. February 81. 1928. deed
to lot Z. block 20. Harlandale Gardens
addition; SO etc.
Langston Branch and wife to Alonzo
Neece and wife. August 10, 1928, deed to
west - feet Of lot II. block ,. new city
block 1881: 1880.
B. G.. Irish to Josephine Moore. feme
sole, Administrative. August 6. 1928. deed
TO lots IS. "A. block 1876, city block
6s05. Eastholme addition; $3.50.
L. j. McShesney to L. r. Feille, Au-
gust II. 1923, quit claim deed TO lots l.
2, ;, block Is, lots 81. 90. IS, block 3.
lots IS TO 42. inclusive. block Z. Berlin
Heights; 81.
George c. King and wife to Edward
Louis Gembler, August 4. 1923, deed to
lots "a. %. 20. city block $3.50. Blanco
road; $4,000.
S. y. Dixon to Louis s. Lanaux. April
10, 1922. deed to lots !. .. block /. new
city block 1850. Murphy Ave. and Ell
mendorf ST.; s:9iS.
Alex Setter and wife to C. NJ. Rhea
August II, 1925. deed TO north 50 feet
OF lot .. block 81, new city block 67s, on
Florida street; $3.50.
P. c. Witt and wife to Edward Kelly
and wife, August 6, 1928, deed to south
IS feet OF lots % to 80. inc, block 9,
city block 51iO, Fox's Beacon 1-ill addi-
tom $3.50.
c. B. Doolin to J. ]. Pattillo and wife.
August 4. 1923, deed 10 north half of lot
IS, block ?, new city block 1861; SO etc.
James L. Lytle TO George NJ. Holmes.
August :. 1923. deed TO lot s, block /,
Woodrow Place; $3.50.
W. A. Baity and wife to Roy Thomp-
son, July 2, 1923. deed to lots I, .. block
H., city block 6i3s, Northsven addition.
sS3S6.is.
Fred H. Schmidt 10 Bertha Frobese
Schmidt, August II, 1928. deed to lot Is,
city block 6?2s, Davis Court; 81 etc.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Juan Rocha and Anita Weber.
Rafael French and Elsa Hooper.
Pedro Cortez and Mrs. Rosa Cruz.
Joe v. Mcclellan and Ruth Randol.
j. r. Garcia and Clotilde CARA.
James W. Topham and Irene Ann
Meyer.
. John Epp and Jessie Quincy.
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BIRTH RECORD.

Boys: To Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. stapper,
August 10. 707 Paso Hondo street.
Girls: To Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Rather.
July so. 400 West Marshall street: to
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Adams. August 4,
ITO Barrett place; TO MIR. and Mrs. c. V.
Durcan. August 8, SIG South Presa street:
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Fortier, August
IL, $40 Dawson street.
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CARKIER CIRCULATION.

wben IN. delivery OF your copy o.
ras light is late or irregular you VIII DO
MS favor by complaining.
ro,snbons Crockett 174s before .. N.
Tssk days and before IL a. m: on
SUNDAY mornings and, paper VIII De
ssnt 10 you by special messenger.
Paw no one except the regular carrier
Who delivers your paper each day.
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
Circulation Department
Crockett 1142.
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BURIAL PERMITS.

c. ". CARRIER. 81 yeasr old, died
AUGUST -, 1870 Division avenue.
Henry Ackermann Jr., l6 years old,
died August -, Martinez, Tex.
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

CONCRETE MIXER. TRUCKS OR AU-
tomobilss to exchange for carpenter
work or lots. Lewis-Patten Co. 2Ia S.
Flores st. Phone TT. S737.
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HELP WANTED MALE

MEN-wE TEACH YOU THE BARBER
trade In few weeks and guarantee po-
siton. Call or write for full information
Molcr Barber College. 727 W. Commerce
street
WANTED-A BAKER, DAY WORK
City Bakery. Hondo. Tex.
WANT-MAN WHO CAN DO LITTLE
painting. steady work. good wages.
want party who can invest some money
for four months. ia South St.
wANTED-l5 WHITE MEN TO DRIVE
teams, $3.50 per day. 1906 NORTH
Brazos.
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OIL LEASES
Near KinpShurV

5o-acre lease. we'll located. at $3.50 per
acre. rental 30 cents. Lot Of drilling TO
be done in this section OF Guadalupe
county and good play Is to be expect
cd. Phone r. L. Mayors, IT, 7i4o, with
FENNELL DIBRELI. Texas Land.
$40 Brady Bldg. Tr. 1l40.
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ght Ads Will Do Buying Selling Little Cost
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

iTwO-ROOM NEWLY PAPERED. CooL
well furnished apartment with hail
garage, every conveniences, close-in
ls2e5e per month. 217 Cadwallader St
Crockett 1851. n
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| Want a Neighbor

Not just renter. Modern. almost
new four rooms modern. garage. nice
large yard. about September l: will be
delivered in first-class. sanitary condi-
ton. You Will not have to clean out
somebody else's dirt. Rental will be
very moderate to desirable. permanent
people preferably a couple. Positively no
very small children. References given and
required. For appointment give your name
and telephone number. There are not
many dwellings of this character for
rent in San Antonio. as ownership OF
this house primarily Is for a good neigh
Dor and not profit. Address Box fs'
Light.
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FURNISH & FURNISH
BEACON HILL.
UNUSUALLY WELL APPOINTED
BUNGALOW.
pTTIT LNnt, HOME


BUILT FOR HOME.
Six large rooms. large living room,
fireplace. bookcases. mantel, three sets
French doors to dining room. large bed
room. east large coy porch. hardwood
floors in living. dining and front bed
rooms, many convenient built-in features,
base plugs, gas and flues in rooms. Pitts
burg heater. three large airy bedrooms,
large closets, one large bedroom with
double closets and large built-in chif-
fonier, French doors between two bed
rooms, coy hall with two large closets
and built-in chiffonier, large bath with
built-in chiffonier, screened-in ser
vice porch for refrigerator and broom
closet. three entrances to front, COM
Portable, cozy front porch servants room.
garage. cement drive. paved street, choice
location. close to schools. car line and
churches, big reduction in price, must
be sold, act promptly. IL you desire a
real home; terms. Call Mr.. Stedham.
BUSINESS CORNER CHEAP.
Near market house. lot 50Xl60 feet;
four small houses paying $40 per month.
Sure to enhance in value. II sold quickly
only $1,000; terms. Ask Mr. Foster.
FURNISH e. FURNISH.
6l6-2S Brady Bldg. Crockett 1924.
NICE FIvE-RooM BUNGALOW, BATH,
sleeping porch. outbuilding. garage:
high location, six blocks east of end
Highland Park car line. just outside city
limits. bargain. $3.50. very easy terms.
owner. Tr. 1887.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
ARRIVALS

I.-G. n.
no. From ST. Louis and
Kansa. City ..;.; ;,., d M
No. s-From Laredo and Mex
leo oor p0s 81 1cui: -. s:i5 ,. m
10. from from ST. Louis. santa
w. Re, Conn. .(sunshine
specially ..........'..1o'zop D. IN
NJ. 4. & T.
No. g-Katy Flyer. from 81;
Worth. waco and Aus.
No. 7- 44RR ii i', o'clock :Ks!y
! -'' from Dallas and Fl;
worth ..,........;...7:s 1850 d m
{ Ne. s-Local from waco. AVS
tin, Houston. Smithvile,
San Marcos and New
M ARaty Limited. from 81.
Louis. Kansas City, Dali
las. Fort Worth. waco .,s,n
No. L4esas Special. from St
: Louis Kansas City, Dali
ias waco and Austin. .1o:.5 p m.
IA. q A. p. On. X. & I. Depot)
No. i4-From Houston. Ioa-
KUN, Kennedy and Cor
pYs Christi , ;.. ci,;:i, $50 d m
rtas .....s...... .i'7V ~ H.
No. li-From Kerrville Daily
except Sunday ........s:os p m
Sunday only ..e.4o ?. m.
No. is-Frona Houston, Corpus
Christi and Rockport. $40 p. N.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
10. s3-DayilTht Train from
Dallas-Ft. Worth ......l:So p. N.
no. io.-sunset Limited from
Gan Francisco ........3;zo q. m
no. 1ei-sunset Limited from
New Orleans ..........t:5o 4 M
DO. 9ss-From Eagle Pass. $500 a. m
no. Prom New Orleans. 1900 a. m
DO. ai-From Fert worth
and Dallas .7:l5 a. m.
No. s-From Del Rio 80. 1895 a. m.
DO. 1es-From New Orleans. $3.50 p. m.
no. sol From Port Lavaca,
Houston. Victoria and
Cuero .e:.5 .. m,
DO. ile-From San Francisco $40 p. m.
8. A., o. q G. U.-G. n. DepotJ
s<o. &-From Corpus Christi
and Brownsville ..... $3.50 T. IN.
No. 3-From Corpus Christi
and Brownsville .......s:1o p. m.
. SAN ANTONIO SOUTHERN DC. n.
Alai Depot.)
no. 3ei-From Christine 80. 1880 p. m.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
DEPARTURES
I.-G. n.


N I.-G. n.
lNe. ;a-yor st. Louis. Santa Re
Conn. (sunshine spe-
cad s;;If:;:ii::.'''..'''.ss::SSSS a. m
No. 5-For Laredo and Mex
leo points ............1o 1880 a. m.
No. 3-For Temple. Fort Worth
and Kansas City Santa
Fe Sleeper St. Louis
via Palestine. &c.
Sleeper) .......s''.', PIP p m
mo. f-For Laredo .........l1:Oo p. m
- NJ. X. T.
fNo. a-Texs. Special, for Aug
tin. Waco, Dallas, Kan
sas City and ST. Louis s:1s q. m.
.No. 4-Katy Limited. for Aus
tin. Waco. Fl. Worth,
Dallas. Kansas City and
tNo. ,osfoca p' for New Braun ;i'''' G. "
fels. San Marcos. Aus
tin, Waco. Smithville
and Houston ........1c:5o D. m
no. t-Katy Flyer, for Aus
tin. Waco. Dallas. KAN
sss City and st. Louis
sNo. ,-rhe ii o'clock KATY a;i''V' p -
= m Waco. Dallas and Fort
Worth ....... 1890 p. m.
s. A 4 A. r. on. X. & 7. Depot)
no. 4e-For Kerrvnle. daily ..s:45 a m
No. 1s-For Houston, Corpus
= Falturriat .9:OO a. m
: no 11-For Corpus Christi $500 p. m.
No. 1s-For Remedy. Yoakuun,
go Houston. Corpus Christi
and Rockport ..Io:s5 p. m
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
10. s4--l,aylight Train for
Dellas-Fort Worth ....7:5o a m
; No. 1e7-sunset Limited for
New Orleans .......s.50 a. m
No. io1-sunset Limited for San
Francisco 49,. 4:Io a N
No. soz-For Cuero. Victoria.
& W Port Lavaca and Hous-
No. sWFor New orleans. ..ii:oo a. m.
. no. 7-For Del Rio go. 1901 r. m.
! 10. i69- For San Francisco 1850 p. m
So- ..-For Fort Worth and
paliss r..,. p:. 'ig 9:SS p p N =,
( NO. 1lo-For New Orleans 1850 p. m.
T. 6. A.. Q. & G. u.-G. n. Depot)
No. i-For Corpus Christi and
No. s-For Corpus Christi and
Brownsville 1880 p. m
SAN ANTONIO SOUTHERN ZIG. n
DcDot.l
no. :Oi-Fsr christin. .......s:oO a. m
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$500 ACRES. 50, MILES FROM SAN AN
tonic, % per cent tillable. flowing ar
tesian water. splendid ranch improve
mcnts, "A short distance from shipping
TT. 65s.
MAKE ME AN OFFER ON MY $3.50
equity in sandy land farm. 81 miles
from San Antonio. will consider lots OF
good car as part payment. Crockett 9172
2iS Savers Ave.
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FARMS AND RANCHES

START YOUR OWN CITRUS
fruit orchard in the Rio Grande
valley and be Independent in a very
few years. Get one OF our book
let's Weekly auto trips.
ROHDE & GITTINGER. Realtors.
3i4 Gunter Bldg. TT. 210L.
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the SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
CLASSIFIED AID RATES

You May Find the Cost OF Your Ad BY
the following Table OF Rates:
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IMPROVED 7O-ACRE FARM

IMPROVED 7O-ACRE FARM
Sixty acres in cultivation; good house,
large barn, good we'll. windmill. hog
proof fences. farming implements. IL
miles from city near Somerset road. $50
per acre; terms on part. sos Gunter
Bldg. Travis 5000.
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FOR SALE - PRACTICALLY NEW.
modern. five-room bungalow. garage,
paved street. 100 Pruitt Ave. $500, on
easy payments. T. II. Ridgeway, SOS
Gunter Bldg. Travis 5000.
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500 Cash, $25 Month
New, Four Rooms and Bath
Close to car line. neatly papered and
painted; large lot. feaced; good neigh
borhood; as good as you could rent for
the money. For inspection call e. j..
Kirby. Crockett 1125. Richey & Casey,
or home after 6. Mission 3O32.
SPLENDID FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW,
almost new, one and one-half blocks oft
South Presa. A real bargain. Owner.
sunday Woodlawn 913; week days
Crockett 62S6.
IF YOUR LOT IS CLEAR i WILL
build your home, no payment down,
balance like rent. Mission 1902.
1 WILL BUILD YOU A GOOD HOME
II you have lot and you can pay II
out monthly. Your lot should be cleaI
or nearly so; highest class construction.
Travis 1855.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
Medina Lake Bungalow

Five roo.hs and sleeping porch and a .
room cottage, Delco lights. Located on
five lots on Medina Lake. One of the
best views to be had; will trade for
San Antonio property; will sell on easy
terms; price $4,000.
p. l.. CREWS,
Real Estate and Loans.
fe6 Brady Bldg. Tr. 1855.
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TwO LARGE SOUTHEAST UNFUR-
nished rooms. In private home. phone.
walking distance. $50. Corner Of Main
and 1903 w. Quincy.
MODERN sIX-ROOM COTTAGE. AR
ranged for two families. every conven-
fence. $40. 23s Sandoyal, Beacon Hill car.
Woodlawn 1874.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16
HOUSES FURNISHED

MODERN COTTAGE IN TEMPLE HILL
near Hot Wells car and school: fur
nished. $3.50. Call owner evenings or
Sunday. Tr. 6S4s.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16

JERSEY COW FOR SALE AT ssh
Sandmeyer st. Travis 54s4.
FOUR GALLON YOUNG JERSEY cow
fresh, best butter in state. ieavin I
city. must sell. Call quick. 1904 Grayson
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16
SERVICES OFFERED

THE PANTATORIUM
Will clean and press two suits for $3.50,
three suits s2.00: ladies' coat suits and
plain dresses included. Crockett $50.
PARKER FOUNTAIN PEN AGENCY
repair department. all makes repaired
Fischer's Drug Store, San Antonio. Tex
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16

$40 vILLITA sT.-TwO BLOCKS FROM
Joske's; clean, cool rooms. home-
cooked meals: board and room. 81 per
week. Travis 3425.
The Winslow mail., 1923-08-24
women FROM
FORTY TO Fifty
viii Be Interested in Mrs. .Hooker's
Recovery by Use Of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

st. Paul, Mimi was going through
the Change of Life and suffered from