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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Continued

AiPARTMENT-Neatly furnished, two Eoomr,
kitchen, bath; ami; reasonable. Linen.
7302-W. 9o6 Nd. ave. ne
IMMEDIATE MISUNDERSTANDING ROOM.
bedroom. kiichenette and private bath; bright
aud clesn fine NV. section; ss5, incl. elec.
lights, gas and phone: s45. bed-liying room.
kitch. and private bath. garage Adams lo.l
TWO ROOMS, BATH, SECOND FLOOR,
front; all modern conveniences; S35. 400 y.
J ave. Sc, two blocks from Capitol. Lincoln
2020 q ST. N.W.-TWO GIRLS WILL
share an attractive apt. with two others
heat. electricity, piano, vlctrola and open fire.
place.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH OR TWO
rooms and bath: ami; references. 'olum-
GIRL TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE APT.
with one other girl elec steam am ReSt WaRr "aE TX
6243
BUSINESS LADY WILL SHARE 5.kooM:
bath apt. heat, cleo. gas Tor 20 S. and
bpard one lady Address BOX BLK, star
office
22oj CHAMPLAIN AVE. APT - ROOMS.
kitchen and bath, S57 so. Call Mrs. VIII
LIAMS. Lin. ZOO, or n. 10000.
NEAR UNION sTATION-THREE LARGE.
second floor rooms; housekeeping; adults only.
Price. 80. los E st. NV.
245I l4fh ST T-pNE ROOM, KITCHEN AND
bath: reasonable: employed couple preferred.
EXCELLENT Mt. PLEASANT NEIGHBoR-
hood west of 18th st.-Splendidly furnished
modern house keeping suite of second floor.
equipped screened breakfast-sIeeping porch
piano, electric floor lamp. etc; exceptional: TO
couple two employed ladies'; S22.50 month
each. Phone Col. $3.50.
LADY GOING SOUTH WILL RENT APART
ment in Concord; immediate possession; living
room. two bedrooms. kitchen and bath
THE THEARLE, 2l22 ST. NV. NEAR
Dupont Circle-Fivr large rooms and bath: :
newly decorated: all mo<fn improvements
adults: reference inspect Convenience.
1908 NEW IIAMP AVE, NEAR WASHING
ton Circle-Yery attractiyely furnished, large
front room and kitchenette.
Also rooms and kitchenette, in nice apt.
house. near Dupont Circle; ami; very rea-
sunablr.
BROOM HOUSEKEEPING APT, FOR 3
weeks only.
Col 2145. Apt. AS.
4 GROOM AND BATH APARTMENT IN
Washington Heights, completely furnished ex-
cepting silver and linen: price, S13o per
EUGENE H. TAGGART, INC.
1913 ST. NV. Main 1900.
1878 14th ST. NW.-ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS.
Two rooms and kitchen, electric lights.
Bath, continuous hot water, no children;
white only. ~
DUPLEX APARTMENT-THREE BEDROOMS.
attract.vely furnished. II st. between nth
~ HORACE II. wEsTcoTT & co.
Main 252 s16 18th St
ATTRACTIVE BACHELOR APARTMENT
REASONABLE.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

PRIVATE HOME-For girls only, beautiful
location, large double front room, electric
lights and steam heat; allowed all home pffvi-
leges, with piano, Victrola, sewing machine
can use parlor and kitchen any time. Use
14th ST. car bus. Just like your own home.
Gall Adams 2541.
1909 17th ST. N.W:;-0wner; special rates
persons employed; single double; next bath;
papered, painted; electricity, new heating
plant, continuous hot water. parlor, phone,
home privileges: walking distance all depart
ments.
1.-THE COZY CORNER" 15O2 21st ST.-Neatly
furnished rooms and frst-class board by the
week or month; transients also accommo-
dated. Single dinners, 65ci Sunday dinner,
75c; monthly rates reasonable. Apply 1910
21st st. Phone North 1881.
WANTED, JANUARY LIST : Several young
ladies' to room and board, in new, attrac-
lively furnished apartment: on 18th ct, below
Scott Circle; separate beds: excellent meals:
home privileges. Address Box S8-K, Star
office. -
1914 IRVING ST. N.E-Private residence:
large, second floor. comfortable roem, near
bath, sleeping porch, h.-w.h, electric light;
suitable for couple or gentlemen; meals Op-
tional; garage. North 1910.
6207 UTAH AVE. Chevy Chase, D. Cone
or two sunny rooms in new detached house
with private family: several blocks from car
line; garaEe for car: young couple without
children psc6arrsdS reg sessoUah1e to right
eouplA =
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RENT ROoMS-sUBURBAN.

ONE LARGE room and kitchen; gas and cleo
tricity; sink in kitchen; rent, S25: fur. or
unfur. Call Sat- or Sun. North 1901. %
$500 MORRISON ST, CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
Furnished, Ink, h.-w.h.. electricity; tele-
phone. laundry: meals served. Cleve. 2943.
4O5 OAK. Lyon Park. va.-Furnished apart
ment; entire first floor. 2s
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WANTED-R0OMs AND BOARD.

BY RETIRED GENTLEMAN-With educat ted
ladies'. not occupied outside; no other boarders;
will pay $120 per month for suitable home.
Address Box Ask, Star office.
COMFORTABLE room and board. with some
supervision, for old lady, clergyman's widow.
Address Box 33S-H. star Office.
ROOMS AND BOARD with refined family, by
business man, wife and grown son. Address
Box 62-K. Star ONCE. 4"
GENTLEMAN wishes room and board, private
family preferably downtown section. Address
Box 35l-H, Star office.
YOUNG LADY wishes room and board In
Christian Science home. Address Box S0-K,
Star office
GENTLEMAN AND WIFE: quiet, large,
south or east room; sufficient substa ntial
food; NV. section. Address Box 40-K, Star
office.
TWO TNFURNISHED ROOMS, employed
mother. three boys, school age. Address Box
42-K, Star office.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOUSE. 6 OR
rooms, unfurnshed. Address Box 94 K, Star
office
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WANTED-ROOMS.

YOUNG MAN desires quiet. comfortable room,
small family adults. large closet; vicinity 1st
and Sc. preferred; give particulars and
price. References if desired. Address Box
308-H, Star office.
WANTED-Furnished room. by gentleman of
refinement. in private family; terms about $40
per month; references exchanged. Address
Box a32-H. Star office.
BY LADY. small room in clean house; vicinity
18th and Col. rd.: phone service; references.
Address Box 32s-H, Star office. 2.
WANTED FURNISHED ROOM or share an
aparatment with congenial gentleman. Ad-
dress Box 2s9-H. Star office. 2s
CNFURNISHED front room. ground floor. near
Library of Congress. State rental. Address
Box 252H, Star office.
LADY will give household duties for comfort
able room; Ink; Protestants. Address Box
8-K. Star ONCE.
room for young lady. $15.
Address Box 312-H Star office. 8s
OUR inspection plan is renting rooms every
day. List yours now. Washington Service ,Bu-
reau. District National Bank bldg.
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HOTEL ROOSEVELT
10th St. at V and w,
Overlooking Meridian Park.
Handsomely reftted and re-
furnished. Superior accommoda-
tions for transient and perma-
nent guests. One, two and three
rooms and bath. A few suites
with breakfast rooms. Excellent
restaurant.
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MARYLAND AVE. near Capitol-2 neatly
furnished; electricity; gentlemen preferred.
1929 18th ST NV large, nicely fur.
Ink rooms, $50; hall room, sl0 Broom apt.
$40.
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Cos y. CAR AVE. S.E.-Large. front room.
with or without Ink; cleo; h.-w.h.: con-
yenient to three car lines. Phi. Line. 1891.
10O4 VI ST. N.W.-Lsrge front bedroom.
could be arranged for Ink; immediate pos
session TpIpphonp
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135 Z ST. SCI large front sleeping
room: electricity. hot water when desired.
Call Lincoln 1899. 3s
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CHEVY CHASE-Beautifully furnished and
lighted and always warm; real home. Cleve-
land 1Os6-W
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Two rooms. private
bath. for discriminating people: breakfast and
garage optional. Cleyp. 95lO
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$50 I4th-Private home, twin beds. sleeping
porch; hot-water heat; garage; gentlemen
employed couple.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Room and kitchen
ette ami; also very large, bright. sunny
room adjoining bath Phone North 71S3.
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THE CASCO. APT. 8. - 3rd st. Sc. back of
Iibrary-Large. outside bedroom; steam heat;
el home priyleges
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BRUNSWICK. APT. II 1882 Eye n.w.)--
Large room: southern exposure. gentlemen
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THE TORONTO - Double rooms. three win
dows, twin beds, large closet. adjoining bath;
one or two gentlemen; permanent.
SOO6 18th ST. N.W.-Excellent. furnished room.
in best northwest section: employed couple
one or two gentlemen. Adams 330S
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1906 10th ST.-Second floor front room, nicely
furnished: and comfortable: So
month. Phone North 1087.
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"A GRANT PL-Beautiful front room: elec-
tricity: h.-wh.; large closets; water in room
fri
Evening star., 1923-12-02

$3.50 14th NV, APT. I-Nicely furnished.
warm room. next bath, electricity: reason
Evening star., 1923-12-02

1882 X ST. NV communicating, third
floor rooms single double. adjoining ba ;
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VICINITY DUPONT CIRCLE-Two rooms with
private, or entire floor. Address Box 16-k. Star
Evening star., 1923-12-02

1424 ST. NE-Sec0nd floor. adjoining
bath . windows convenient II st. cars; break
fast optional: reasonable. Line. S6O5.
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1887 10th ST. N.W.-Large, front. warm
room. double. near bath 3 windows. gas, cleo
tricity telephone
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APT. 10. THE HUDSON 1407 S st. n.w.-To
gentleman, nicely furnished, steam heated
room. use of phonp &c
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1882 ST NV nicely furnished, large
rooms; one Ink room, End floor, next to
bath: gas electricity: reasonable. 30
Evening star., 1923-12-02

1921 10th ST N.W.-Very desirable bay win
dow front rooms; easy walking distance; S25
and $40 monthly: meals if desired.
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$40 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Well
kept coon. modern home; electricity; NV h;
near Capitoi -
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4O6 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-3 rooms. fur.
for light housekeeping; private bath; use of
laundry: entire floor
Evening star., 1923-12-02

1900 EMERSON ST. N.w.-Desrable double
porch room, also single room, southern ex-
posure, corner rooms. Phone Adams 29O3.
1-is NEWr0N ST W Il arpn atfractIye
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Continued,

apt baiidisx: rsnt; ESQ; ;, WIl turn turn. oyer ss
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63s EAST CAPITOL ST.-Three- foom nat.
completely furnished for Ink. heat. gas
and phone service.
Si2 ST. N.E.-Two furnished Ink. rooms.
electricity, gas range: plenty heat and hot
water
Evening star., 1923-12-02

2522 18th ST. N.w.-Two large rooms, ad-
lOing bath; steam heat; electricity. Col.
Evening star., 1923-12-02

GIRL TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE APT.
with one other girl; cleo, steam heat: walk
ing distance: $22.50. Miss DE NORE, FIR.
Evening star., 1923-12-02

2O7 D ST. Nw.-Two front rooms for Ink,
S6 &c Der week %
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4219 LIST ST. NV, between " and Adams
Large room for gentlemen or couple. North
Evening star., 1923-12-02

TWO ROOMS, BATH, SECOND FLOOR,
front; ali modern conveniences; s35. 400 Y.
J. ave. Sc, two blocks from Capitol. Lincoln
ao3S
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, THREE ROOMS AND BATH OR TWO
rooms and bath: ami; references. COlum
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BUSINESS LADY WILL SHARE BROOM.
bath apt. heat, cleo. gas for $25. and
board one lady. Address Box Six, Star
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@27 9th ST. N.E.-Two nicely furn.: Ink.
ami: with porches; use of phone; garage If
,iesir red
Evening star., 1923-12-02
RENT R00MS-UNFURNISHED

1421 COLUMBIA RD.. Apt. 32-well heated
upfurnished front room, electricity. gas. ad-
Joining bath. continuous hot water; modern
apartment house; reasonable to lady employ ed
Call after oGlock.
1904 EMERSON ST. N.W.-Attractive de-
tached house, newly decorated: FIVE large,
bright rooms. garage, SS5: or would rent whole
house. Responsible adults. 2'
624 PRINCETON PL. NV large rooms;
ami; sink, gas range, large closets, sleep
ing porch; Telephone; use Of cellar; private
family; $37 80. Can adams 354s-
143 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Three goons and bath,
adultsl A.sV.k. o1octndtL
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202O G ST NW.-TWO GIRLS WILL
share an attractive apt. with two others
heat. electricity, piano, vlctrola and open fire.
Evening star., 1923-12-02

1898 18th ST N.W.-One large room with
bay window; on bathroom floor: all conyen.
fences; suitable for three; also single room. 2'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16
GOOD BOUTS AT CAMP
c. VI. T. c. Boxers Put on Big Card
Of Snap3y Scraps.

The c. NJ. T. c. fight tournament
has made n fine start and much prom
Using talent has been uncovered at
the camp.
The card held Wednesday resulted
as follows:
In the flyweight class. Jiminiz'
Fifth Company, won from : opkins,
Third Company.
Hornbecker. Eighth Company, won
from borough. Fifth Company, in the
bantamweight class.
In the featherweight class. Iertress.
Fifth Company. won over Smith. See
ond Company. and Max Minter, Fifth
Company, beat Koelle, Sixth Com
pany.
Elliot, Sixth Company. defeated
Walker. Seventh Company, in the
lightweight class.
Two welterweight class bouts were
staged. In the first. Schultz, Third
Company. won over Hanty. EIGHTH
Company in the second. Ashley. Sixth
Company. defeated Escarsa, Third
Company.
In the middleweight class Jones.
Sixth Company, beat Walker, First
Company.
Movers. Ninth Company. won by
default. when his opponent failed TO
show ~.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16
TO TALK SAFETY
Council Will Discuss Proposed Hous
ton Street Parking law.

A called meeting Of the Safety
Council of Bexas county has been made
for Monday noon at the Gunter Ho-
tel by Arthur Burnett. president OF
the council, at which time the adj
visibility of endorsing the proposed
ordinance to stop automobile parking
on Houston street between the hours
Of 3 80 and $3.50 will be discussed.
1t is understood that the city is
very anxious to get the opinion OF
the council In regard to the proposed
ordnance and all interested in fur
thering the work of the local council
are urged by Mr.. Burnett to attend
the meeting Monday noon.
At this meeting further considera-
ton will be given to the plan of the
council TO bring the safety work closer
TO the schools of the city and to work
out definite educational program
Arrangements are b ing made for a
Safety Week" in which the co-opera
ton of all schools, civic organizations
and churches will be sought.
Considerable progress is reported
in the work of installing buttons at
street corners TO minimize accident
hazards. Twenty-six buttons have been
installed and the work will be con-
tinued.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16
AMERICAN YACHTSMEN'
WISH Upton WOULD
NOT SEEK CUP AGAIN
New York Yacht Club
Would Like to See An
other Challenger.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

Copyright. by The San Antonio Light.
New London, Conn.,, Aug. IT,
Talking with ranking members of the
New York Yacht Club at the rendez-
vous for the annual port-to-port cruise
now in progress on Long Island
Sound, it was made clear that there
is no great enthusiasm over Sir Thorn
as Lipton's projected challenge for an
other race for Americas cup. When
such n challenge comes, it will be &C.
cepted, of course. and q sloop-more
than one probably-will be built in
the interests of cup defense.
Just the same, there is no doubt
that the New York Yacht Club would
be greatly pleased were some challen-
ger other than Sir Thomas to appear
as contender for the blue ribbon tro-
ply of the seas. The genial baronet
has been trying to win the trophy
since the early 1900s and on the other
side there has for long existed feel
ing among British yachtsmen OF
wealth who might be tempted to try
TO win the famous mug that Sir
Thomas has a sort Of precedence in
this great sporting enterprise.
New York Yacht Club members,
secretly-some of them openly-de-
precate this condition, holding as it
would seem, justly, that the greatest
sporting prize in the world should not
be narrowed down to one man.
Sir Thomas holds no such views
and his attitude upon this point is
very well known abroad where no
yachtsman has ever seriously thought
of coming forward as a challenger.
When Upton first challenged for the
cup he was a wealthy tea merchant,
otherwise unknown, even in his own
country. His association with the
Americas cup has made him one OF
the prominent figures in the sporting
world, perhaps the most prominent.
And at the same time there is no rea-
son to feel that the publicity he re-
ceived has injured his tea business.
Quite the contrary. But there is no
percentage in all this for the New
York Yacht Club.
On the other hand. his frequent APP
pearances in this country with the
best single stickers that British design
ing genius could turn out have been
beneficial for the sport of catching
generally and undoubtedly he is an
extremely picturesque and popular
figure.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16
WILL SELL GROCERIES
Dalkowitz Bros. Company Instslls
New Department.

With the completion. of the new
grocery department which is now well
underway Dalkowitz Bros. Company.
COL W. Commerce street. will hold its
opening Saturday, according to l. l..
Koenigsberg, manager. ..,
This will be one of the most spacious
and up-to-date solo-serve grocery de-
partments in the city. Mr.. Koenigs-
berg states that 1t will consist of two
entrances and will be well ventilated
and lighted. Only high grade gro
ceries will be kept in stock he says.
c. C. Chapman, who is well known
to the grocery trade throughout the
city. will be in charge of this depart
ment.
An intensive advertising campaign
has been underway by the company
during the last several weeks and it is
expected that hundreds of visitors will
inspect the new grocery department
ca the opening day. The Management
invites the general public to visit the
store Saturday regardless of whether
or not purchase is made.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16
INTEREST ATTACHES
TO MEETING OF JOCK
MALONE AND HERMAN
Title Kid Improving;
Here's New ''Grasping
Story on Frpo.
Ry FAIRPI.AY.

Copyright. by The san Antonio Light
New York, Aug. 16.-Two we'll
known fighters will have their chance
at Chicago on Friday night when Jock
Malone of ST. Paul and Tilly kid
Herman of Los Angeles mingle at Au-
rora. Malone's manager wanted the
men to weigh in at 155 pounds, but
Herman held ont for 147, he being a
true welter. When. the match threat
ened to fall through. the promoter in
duced both men to agree upon 15l
pounds. -.
Malone will have real test OF
his ability against Herman, whose
cleverness and hitting ability are rec
ognized. Some critics say he does not
like to be punched, but this has been
denied by friends of this haf-blooded
Mexican. :,
lilly was one of Tommy Gibbons
sparring partners at Shelby and the
81. Paul heavy seemed to think a lot
of his ability Coming east, Herman
said he had picked up lot as a re-
suit of his workouts with Gibbons
and expected to make this clear when
he began fighting. Now he has his
chance TO show.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16
MASKED NEGRO Makes
TWO "BEAT 1T" WHEN
DETECTED AT HOUSE
Gunman Threatens Sons of
J. H. Todd When Sur
prised Trying to Break In.

A masked negro gunman drew
pistol on two sons of j. H. Todd,
1918 Fredericksburg road. at IL 80
Thursday morning. when they SUR
prised him while he was trying TO
break into the home.
The bandit forced them to leave
the front of the premises, after which
he fled from the place
J. III. Todd communicated with
central police headquarters. Detec-
tives Kohr and Jensen. first to reach
the scene, We're unable TO get upon
the trail of the midnight gunman.
Mr.. Todd reported to officers that
he and his sons had returned home
from the city.
When the two boys stepped upon
the porch they were confronted by
the negro, who threatened them with
gun and compelled them to "beat
it." The negro fled as the youths
stepped around the house.
The negro. they reported, wore
what appeared to be red bandana
handkerchief over the lower portion
of his face. He was described as
black and about q feet in height. was
in his shirt sleeves and wore khaki
trousers. He wore large black hat.
The home of Mr.. Todd was recent
ly robbed of small amount Of
money stolen.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16
NO PARCELS TO RUHR
Germany Will Deliver No More Pack.
ages In Occupied Territory.

Parcel post packages for the Ruhr
will not be received at the San An
tonic post office for delivery. accord
ing to Postmaster p. G. Lucas, pur-
suant to instructions from Paul Hen
derson. second assistant postmaster
general.
Should parcel post packages be in
advertently received at the post of
flee, Mr.. Lucas announces, the pack
ages can not be delivered in the
Ruhr.
This action has been brought about
by the German postal administration
which has given notice of suspension
of parcel post service in the occupied
area.
Since parcel post service has been
suspended in the Ruhr, packages
destined for those parts of Germany
occupied by the allied troops cannot
be delivered.
The ruling is in effect until further
notice.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16
INVITATION EXTENDED
c. of c. Directors Asks Z. s. Commits
sions to Attend.

Claude V. Birkhead, president Of
the San Antonio chamber of commerce.
Thursday morning wired an invitation
TO Charles b. Warren and John Bar
ton Payne, American representatives,
to Mexico, to. be present at a dinner
to be given IN their honor by the di-
rectors of the chamber of commerce IN
the army room at the Gunter hotel
at Z p. m. Friday.
The members of the commission are
expected to arrive in San Antonio
over the I.-G. \. at q o'clock Friday
afternoon and leave for Washington
over the S. L. at IL 30 o'clock, ac-
cording to reports received IN san
Antonio Thursday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16
FEAR FOR MISSING MAN
Father Asks Sheriff to Find Loban
Mahan.

Request was made TO the Bexar
county sheriif's office Thursday for
aid in finding Loban Mahan, 30 years
old, who left his home 304 Compton
avenue at s o'clock Wednesday morn
ing and has not since been heard from.
Mahan's father, who reported his sons
disappearance to the sheriff's office.
expressed the fear that something had
happened to him.
Mahan, who is a painter by trade,
his father said. left home about s
o'clock Wednesday morning TO return
within two hours He was driving an
automobile with the license number
81. SOS. No news has been received
of his whereabouts since that time.
Mahan, his father said, was a sober.
punctual man and has never absented
himself from home any length of time
without notifying hi family.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16
WHITE WAY PLANNED
Citizens Will Collect s44OO For Light.
ing Project.

River avenue. from Grayson TO the
city limits, will soon be veritable
"whitc way" il a campaign to raise
S4400 among property owners on the
street for illumination purposes is
successful.
Decision TO light the street was
reached at a meeting of the River
Avenue Improvement League last
week and according to City Engineer
ID. ID. Harrigan soliciting of subscrip-
tons is now we'll under way.
The lights will be placed 200 feet
apart on each side of the street. the
distance between alternate lights be-
ing 100 feet.
1t is planned TO interest residents
of the village of Alamo Heights and
other additions north of town in
lighting River avenue.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16
BOBCATS PLAY EIGHT
Complete Schedule for San Marcos
School Announced.

San Marcos, Aug. 16.-The San
Marcos Normal Bobcats will play eight
football games this fall. The complete
schedule, just announced officially, fol-
lows:
October 3. Nacogdoches Teachers
College at San Marcos: October II,
Southwestern University at San Mar
cos: October 90. Huntsville Teachers
College at Huntsville: October 81.
Rice Institute Mt Houston: November
3, Commerce Teachers College at Com
merce: November IL. Howard Payne
at Brownwood; November %, Daniel
Baker at Brownwood: November 30,
Denton Teachers College at Denton.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16

Trucks in Collisisn-Two motor
trucks. driven by Travis Brown, 23J
East Commerce street, and S. Garcia.
6Oo North Trinity street, were dam
aged when they ran together at $40
o'clock at the corner of North Medina
and Ruiz streets.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-16
Mnnts Junior Ball Game.

The Wildcat Juniors would like to
arrange ii game for Sunday afternoon
between 1 and 4 o'clock. when Sulli-
van-Pit:nrnn park has been engaged.
Call Edward Graves. Crockett 6465.
between $3.50 and z o'clock in the
evenings.