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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-01-17
PEOPLES CO. WITHDRAWs
RATE INCREASE REQUEST

The Peoples Telephone Co, s o tE,, its
ing in West Grant, has WltL ltaf :" rate
application made to the sta =, t fIee
commission for an increase IN N b tesr
phone rates. In consequence the o MED
ing set for January 5 was cahosAieN'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-01-17

Get a crooked man in fight place
and watch him twist.
Those who bear their troub.a
brayely always seem to have more Of
them to bear than anybody else
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-01-17
A ReautifuI Thought.

Human nature is very much the
same everywhere, but some OF it is a
good deal more so.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-01-17

A professional reformer is one who
thinks laws change human nature.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-01-17

This White Rose Chocolate
Tobed) cookie is indeed a
tempting morsel-an appe-
tizing vanilla wafer and an
inch-high peak OF marvel
Gus marshmallow creme.
topped with a nugget of the
same true chocolate that en-
robes this whole Johnston
cookie-cake. Look for the
name "Johnston's i'm
pressed in the chocolate
on the bottom. It's your
guarantee that the coating
is really true chocolate.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29

reteresco Duomo, Basilica Cathedral
de San Marcos v ell fno, aristocratico,
euritmico, maravilloso divino Palacio
Ducal.
La primera cosa es un delirio de CO,
lores, dorados, plateados, columnas de
porfdo, de agata de alabastro, de mar
moles de Pentelico y de Carrara /. un
delirio de cuadros en- mosaico, de esta-
tuas, de capiteles, de b6vedas, de cupu-
las, de hechas, de leones, de caballos,
de plantss, de frutas. un delirio de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29

do por el fuego tres veces reconstrui-
do, parece que a cada nueva resurrec-
cion Sc hubiesen corregido de los de-
fectos de la vida anterior llegando a
la perfeccicn de hoy, insuperada nasta
ahora y seguramente insuperable por
muchos amos. Diez siglos de la vida de
la Repnbnca veneciana ALI hicieron Y
deshicieron sus intrigas, mostraron es-
plendores, escondieron dramas, alimen-
taron ambiciones y domaron orgu,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29

bajos relievese de molduras, de made
ras escuIpidas. un delirio de rique-
zas, de trabajo, de paciencia de ar
te. les una maravilla delirante la
iglesia de San Marcosl
Ell Palacio Ducal, la morada de los
Dux, en- cambio, es Ia serenidad gracil,
la grandeza sin la pesantez, la majes-
tad sin Ell orgullo mas perfecto; Sc
diria una reina con sonrisa de nino, un
hada todopoderosa con ademanes de
pastora legendaria; tres veces destrui-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29

.llos. La naci6n cuatica Sc inspire
en- gus marmoles bIa ucos con sonrosa-
das carnaciones feme ninas para con-
quistar las tierras qu, sse aproximaban
de las fronteras del mundo antique,
para llevar al Leon alado que muestra
a los Evangelios con esta inscription:
"PAx Tibi Mar ce Evangeli sta.
Meus hasta las islas helenicas las
riberas turcas dalhatas.. Hoy es uri
museo, como toda la ciudad, y 81 va no
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29

ven entire los techos, tejados v azoteas
mas menos antiguas artisticos, dan
la sensation que ell cie1o hubiese sido
cortado con una tijera; las cintas ne
gruzcas v movies que forman los ca
males, hacen pensar en- gusanos, en- VI
boras, en- serpientes, en- dragones en-
otros monstruos marinos terrestfes,
que escaparan entire los palacios de
marmol y las casuchas ronosas.
En- el primer plano hay 2 cosas que
dominan sobre todas las otras; Ell It'll
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29

conquista con su fuerza: .'ciudades,
Islas e Imperios' como dice un his
toriador local,-sigue conquistando Ia
admiration del mundo, que es hoy un
POGO mas grands que Ell que conociera
la grandeza y el poderio de la "Sers-
nissfma'' con ell encanta de su be-
neza unica, que es immortal.
Alexandra sux. ].
(venecia, 1929
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08

Quizas toda la Isla no 10 desconoz-
ca. Ell nombre que a estas ligeras
lfneas sirve de epfgrafe nacio en- la
simpatica islita de Vieques. Asi es,
amado lector que Salvador, como ca
rinosamente Il llamanlIs es meta
mente COCOLO.
Muy joven, sin tener ain la edad
que determine la ley revisti6se de
la toga que tan modestamente os-
tenta en- uno de los mas acredita-
dos Colegios de Estados Unidos en-
la gran Ciudad de Baltimore, Esta-
do de Maryland.
Mas tarde marchose Paris a am
Pillar sus facultades y luego practi-
CO en- los principales Hospitales del
Norte America desde entonces ha
venido como un Jesucristo levantan-
do Lazaros, ejerciendo y estudian-
do fiel Y conscientemente la profe-
sion que cen tanto orgullo ostenta.
Desciende de mobiles familias fran
cesas Y esta emparentado con las
principales Y dignisimas familias de
la elite puertorriqueiia
La ciencia medica " no estoy
equivocado) considerable como uno de
Sirvio fielmente ell honroso cargo
de Primer Teniente en- ell Ejercito de
los Estados Unidos, atachado al cuer
po medico en- ell f'Base Hospital,
hoy Infantry Barracks" cuando la
Gran Guerra Mundial.
Ha servido infnidad incontables
de veces Y han sido innumerables
sus triunfos en- los Gobiernos MUM
cipales Insular.
Pero Salvador es de esos profesio
males que sus triunfos, sus aciertos,
son conocidos para el Y el pacciente
y no gusta de los grandes bombos Y
pompas reporteriles. Els sencillo en-
todos los aspectos tanto en- la vida
professional como particular y de ahi
por que el como otros muchos me-
dicos mas viven desconocidos, astros
luminosos, estrellas fulgurantes, ocul
tos en- ell fir1namento hermoso de la
los mejores biologos de la Isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08

absolutamente inofensivo Els mas
econ6mico e incomparablemente mas
eficaz que cualquier otra cosa.
Pongase en- una taxa con un POGO
de aqua tibia dos o tres cucharadi-
tas de Mulsified. Simplemente mo-
jesse ell cabello con aqua clara fro
telo con este. Basta esta cantidad
para obtener una espuma RIGA y
abundante, la cual Sc enjuaga facil-
mente, dejando la cabellera en- un
estado de limpieza absolute. Ell ca
bello sc SEGA rapida y unifornemen-
tie haciendose flexible, sedoso, ondu-
lado lustroso. Ell aceite de coco
Mulsified disuelve y quita hasta la
Ultima partfcula de polvo y caspa.
Lo venden todas las boticas y dro-
guerias, perfumerfas Y peluquerias.
Bastan unas cuantas onzas para to-
da la familia durante meses. Cui-
desc de las imitaciones. Exijase que
sea Mulsifed fabricado por Watkins.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
DR.. Salvador Giulianii

Por desgracia por suerte (como
mejor suene) mi pals Sc empena, Sc
toma muy POGO interes en- realzar,
en- dar merito y dar a conocer al
mundo cientffico, al mundo en- gene
raj todas sus gTandes celebridades.
Y asi en- este estado inconsciente de
nuestra vida progresista, la que avan
"a acknowledgements, nuestros poetas,
literatos, artistas Y profesionales, to-
dos modestos sencillos, tienen que
ir en- busca de otro ambiente pla-
yas extraflas, sea donde fuera y ALI
Sc les elogia, lie reconocen sus meri-
tos v sus cumbres.
Pronto ell doctor Salvador Giu-
liani segin anuncia al cronista visi-
tara importantes ciudades y hospi-
tales de Europa y Norte America en-
viaje de estudios y descansar un
POGO de la ardua v constante labor
que desde ha tempo pesa sobre 81.
I'm feliz y provechoso viaje y prom
to arribo la terra que orgullosa-
mente 10 lanz6 al mundo.
Jorge A. VILLARINI. /
San Juan, P. R., octubre 5, 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
Association Pan-Americana de
Mujeres de Puerto Rico

La Association Pan-Americana de
Mujeres de Puerto Rico, ha sido or
ganizada desde hace varios meses en-
Puerto Rico, por la distinguida Sc
nora Milagros Benet de Newton,
quien fue electa Ell ano pasado en-
Baltimore para fundarla repre-
sentarla en- esta isla. Resultando
electa la siguiente directiva:
Pres. Honoraria: Madame Louise
Luchetti; Presidenta, Sra. Milagros
Benet de Newton; Vice Presidenta,
Ora. Josefna Villafane de Martinez;
Secretaria Ingles, Mrs. G.. de Lopez
Diaz; Secretaria Espanol, Srta. Pro-
videncia Morillo; Tesorera, Srta.
Elena Oppenheimer; Sub b-Tesorera,
Sra. Carmen B. de Cordova; Voca-
les: Sra. Maria de Munoz Morales,
Sra. de Juan B. Soto, Sra. Sterif,
Srta. Amelia Agostini, Sra. G. de
Lugo vina, Sra. Dolores c. de Eche-
varria, Sra. R. Alfonso, Sra. Conchi-
ia Pla de Alfaro, Srta. Josefina Igle-
sias, Srta. Julia Reyes Ruiz, Srta.
Amparo Fernandez Mater, Miss.
Grace Hepburn.
COMITE DE PUBLICIDAD.
Presidenta, Srta. Providencia Mo-
rillo; Miembros, Srta. Amelia Agos
TIM, Srta. Josefina Iglesias.
CoMITE DE PROPAGANDA.
g;s:Sssssas 81 Aass ssss N~A s%a
Presidenta, Sra. Dolores C. de
Echevarria; Miembros, Srta. Julia
Reyes Ruiz, Srta. Carload Gonzalez.
coMITE DE EDUCACIoN.
Presidenta, Sra. Conchita Pla de
Alfaro; Miembro, Sra. O.. de Barto-
lomey.
COMITE DE BIENESTAR SOCIAL
: y
Presidenta, Srta. Maria Fraile;
Miembro, Sra. Paula R. de Nieto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
AeRED1Do CON ARMA BLANCA

Domingo Feliciano acometi6 y agre
di6 en- ell barrio Domingo Ruiz de Are
cibo, con un machete Jose Perez, pro
duciendc,e una herida de caracter gra-
We en- el brazo dereeho.
El agresor fu6 arrestado, fijandole
Ell Juez quinientos dolares de fianza
por su libertad provisional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
UNA BALA PERD1DA

En- la Gale Captain Correa, de Are
cibo, mientras Cesareo Ramos jugaba
cor. un revolver Sc le escape un tiro hi
riendo casualmente Juan Crespo. La
herida de Crespo es superficial.
Ramos fue arrestado imponiendosele
$500 de fianza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08

cial, puesto que
deseca el cuero
cabelludo Y hace
fragiI el cabello.
No hay NADIA me-
jor para la linn
pieza del cabello
que aceite de CO.
co Mulsified por-
que es uro v
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
No dele arruinar la cabellera
de su nifio por medic del
Iavado.

Cuando lave el cabello de su nifo,
cuidese de 10 que usa.
La mayorfa de los iabones Y cham
pus compuestos contienen demasiado
alcali, substantial esta muy perjudi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
SALUD Y RIQUEzA

uuede I'd conseguirla con la poderosa
rnoneda magica. Esta prodigiosa none
da es la dicha de los jugadores, CO.
merciante v toda gente de negocios,
para informes Sra. G. M. Filomeno,
urofesora ciencias ocultas, Box 115, San
+rurca pnerto Rico. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
CoMITE DE PUBLICIDAD.

Presidenta, Srta. Providencia Mo-
rillo; Miembros, Srta. Amelia Agos-
TIM, Srta. Josefina Iglesias.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
QUITS JOB IN
COURT HOUSE

And another familiar figure IN lie
court house paHsss from the realms
of officlaidom to the obscure ranks u
business lifoi
Ile IL none other than Tori Sig
urdhson. whose genial smiling face
has graced the clerks desk 10 the
chambers Of The board 81 COUNT.
commissioners since tho new regime
took office on January 1. Aud b.
fore than TORT. who ~ deputy IN
the Office OF County Auditor y y.
Ferguson. was ~ charge of the slsc-
tons department Of the nudiiora n
fec for more than q year and prior
10 that was head or the automobile
license department.
The resignation u sigurdason was
announced on Thursday and viii be-
come effective July J. Claude Gauge.
Who has presided over the marriage
license department IN tho auditors
office for several months. will take
over the duties Of clerk 10 tho com
nniffionera. Gauge reilnquishes with
regret the duties Of County Cupid
the title goes with the position Of
marriage license clerk-tO Van For
ruson. Eon OF Auditor Ferguson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
Aged Woman's Life
Snuffed Out by Gas

Tragedy ercpt into the little house.
hold OF AIR, and Mrs. John whalon.
INA InterlaiNcn ave. on the wings
OF letha gas Thursday evening,
snuffing out the Tito OF Mira. Martha
Whalen, So. and missing death in
tho case OF her husband by mar
row margin.
A defective handle 90 ho gas
range was probably tho cause OF
Ma, whalcn's death. Coroner W. IA,
Corson believes. Tho aged couple
was found By John Whalon. a
grandson. whom he Vn,ered the house
20 deliver some groceries Mrs,
N'halen was dead, while her hus'
band, AGED 50. was unconscious. He
was taken TO the city hospital where
n was said Friday thas hc would
recover, whalen has not been told
that his wife Is dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
retremcnt ~ pouar Law isi'he Ilnp
breakup Of tho coalition.
LAW GEORGE PARTNERSHIP
LEFT ITS MARK On BODY

The Iaw.Ccorge partnership, altho
broken OF two years ago, had lcti
is marks on the present parliament;
men do not so easily forget their old
associations and comradcship. but
Baldwin owes nothing 10 Lloyd
George, and most certainly George
owes nothing TO Baldwin, there n no
reason IN the world why party war
fare should not be resumed
That consideration itself should
help forward liberal rcunion--if only
the siamesc twins on the liberal side
would stop their Wranghng The frat
results OF liberal reunion would prob
ably be that few national liberals
would discover that they we're CON
seryatlvo az heart. and Join tho Bald.
win banner. That would not really
matter. for sho world discovered u
long ago.
Liberal prospects are frightening
they cannot hope FOR office In the Inn
mediate future. hut II they win drop
their absurd personal vendetta, they
may at least expect 10 become the al
tentative government when the time
comes. soon or late, Tor Baldwin 20
revisit Worcestershire as a private
citizen. read his books and grow pigs
Liberalism Is now the true center
rarity" and in due course VIII have
10 deliver the country from reaction
airy and stupid hard faces. as we'll
as from tho chattering bandcrlos OF
the clyde
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

whose broad shoulders have abroad.
started sprouiIng the tiny glngs ,i,a,
grace al cuplds. wa
Torh b not quito ready 10 an
nounee his future plans. bat be VA,
engage In Tie business world Ia 49,. +, -
His many friends al tie count bo,'. !.
Hili miss his ever present smjle AMI
genial manner. '' anu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
Twelve Arrested
on Gambling CHARGE

Mhiie their dry SOUND brotls /.
were raidinr Tie Iilton apartm,atg
fhursday night. ne po5t gambllB !
squad svcoDed down on III SIT, ,
hotel. i5lsk Sixth ave arc -.
rested - peraons. Bert Harvey. %
was charged with managing he
pe'iyiiies u tRo ireckled cubes ana
waa released on Ian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
WELLS, ILiIlD CLIMB

I.OAD0N. June i5~-H. q. wse.
eminent historian. hal hla trouise.
win the publishers, too. w1vn 81
began his literary work. For ~
years his manpsfrlpts were feturnso
with piiiless reguisfiiy. oecarioss,i,'
q guinea came. BIN could conn,
The guineas on the fingers Of ~,
hands." b. says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

Do YOU know that you can make
a real nice home and have nice
garden on a small piece Of ground,
close 20 town. The Want Al col.
umns have many ATTRACTIVE bar
gains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
PRIZES FOR NEAT HOMES

GRlMsBY. Eng, June i5.-rhe
three homes kop, ncatest aud clean.
est IN cleethorpes from May TO Al.
gust viii be awarded prizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

even balance and easy riding features. The mini
mum mileage guarantee Of $4,000 miles given and
backed by Western Auto Supply Company is your
assurance of dependable, satisfactory service.
CAS- good as you can buy is fitting slogan for this
tire. 1t describes briefly and fully the quality of
Western Giant Cord
Our prices are from SIS to $50 lower (according to
size) only because of Western Autos" buying
power and method of merchandising through many
stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
HAD TOO MANY
LORDS IN CABINET

one weakness Of the Bonar Law
government was that Il had too
much top.hampcr In the house OF
lords. aud too little weight Of metal
ia the commons. Baldwin may prob
ably think IL unwise 10 reconstruct
100 much. for his collcagues, II not
brilliant. are az least capable,
The reaction Of the new admins.
tration on domestic politics will soon
DO visible. Conservatives viii be
moro confident, simply because they
have q leader who is physically IN
better trim than their hate chief.
Labor IS left very much where Il was
that is 10 say. putting its fingers 10
its nose and making unmannoTiy
noises. II Is the liberals who viii
benefit most By the change: for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
3Ox37 Cob O., R: $15:s5
ROADGRIPPER CORDS
A Giant for Wear
Guaranteed 10000 Miles

In addition to our Western Giant
extra heavy tires, we carry Pharis
Roadgripper standard weight, stand
ard quality cords. They give excel
lent service and we stand back Of the
10,000-mile guarantee (90x3a, 5000
miles,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
Baldwin Cabinet Needs
More Pep and Ginger
New Political Alignment in England Gives
Lloyd George Chance to Come Back
nN SIZE CnARLEs Ross. Rarl.

IVY NNHNHH NNana "s Nt'AhNt q tN"Hf
LONDON. june l5.-rho, doplor
ably sudden breakdown "a Bonar
Laws hoalth excited respectful and
universal sympathy. even amo.y W.
ponents.
In some ways, undoubtedly, the
baldwin government may 10 strong,
CT than its predecessor. That is not
10 say much, The suaaow x prcma.
tire death was ON the Bonar Law
administration from the hour OF It's
birth.
Tho slogan OF tranquility" is not
precisely tho watchwDrd OF Vigorous
health ;aa strong man wants 10 do
things. 10 assert himself, 10 leave his
mark on tho country, Unless The
Baldwin government proves more
, vigorous and moro alert than its par
ent Il cannot hope 20 last rs full
term and put up a good fight against
is labor and liberal opponents.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-26
DEPUTIES MEET HERE
Il. OF C. Plan National Tubereul2T
Hospital for Order.

4 meeting of district deputies Of
the Knights of Columbus was called
by State Deputy +. w. Hustmeyer of
Orange. Texas. at 10 o'clock Sunday
morning in San Antonio to meet IN"
supreme advocate of the Knights Of
Columbus. Luke Hart.
Plans for Il national tubercular hos
pital were discussed and the matter
will be taken up ar the next nation
I'll convention. which will be held in
August. Plans for the next state
convention. which will De held in Aus
tin in May. were also discussed.
The out-of-town delegates we-e en-
tertained sunday afternoon by mCm-
beers Of the local organization with
automobile rides throughput the cry
and Il trip to the baseball game be-
tween Chicago and New York.
District deputies present included
J. G.. Chidsey. Wichita Falls; W. c.
Ryan. Abilene; Arthur 0'Conrer,
Houston; Edward q. McDermoti.
Dallas: II. J. Barry. Beaumont; Joe
nriscol, FL Paso; John Finnigan.
KingSvjlle; c. j. Brogan. Taylor;
Charles Schneider. Austin; Raymon
Finn. Fort Worth: Judge Nelson l.y-
tie. San Antonio. and J. r. Hogan.
Noakum.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The Mission Cemetery Company to O.
! II. Green. March 81, 1928. deed to lot
| lJ5, block .. Mission Burial Park: 5000.
| The Mission Cemetery Company To
Mrs. Helen kneppcr. March TO- 1928.
| decd to southwest onc-fourth OF lot 26i.
block 6. Mission Burial Park: $50.
T. VI. Cowen by trustee to Mrs. NJ.
VI. Bonnet. February q, 1928. deed to
lot .. block 10. new city block S47, on
| camden street: $1,000.
Mrs NJ. J. Owens to Severino Garcia
March %, 1923. decd TO part Of lot 90
block .. new city block 495, on Brooks
street: $500.
Thurman Barrett to W. !. Bordelon
and wife. March II. 1928. deed to lots
U.s., ~. block 20, Harlandale Gardens ad-
Kenneth Winner to Alfred T.. Munster.
January 5, 1923. deed to lots %. "a. %.
block I. new city block 64s3, Woodlawn
j.. sullivan to W. s. Davis. January
4. 1928, deed to northern portions of
lots and 2. block 2. new city block
=. l.. Sims and wife to NJ A. Nc
Eachern. March 90. 1923. deed to lot %.
block 81, new city block 1873. Moorc's
resuhdivision OF Mavericks first addi-
ton; $500.
Albert Stoves ct al to stephen Roberts
and Anna Bell Roberts: March -. 1928.
deed to lot II and west 20 feet of lot ID
and west 90 feet Of lot II. block As. new
city block 1858. Essex street: $500.
Benjamin Berger and wife TO Leslie
W. Tyler March 90 1929, deed to lot
90 new city block GIL; $500.
Adele Staacke to Herman Frederick
Staacke. March 20. 1928. deed to LOIS
and >. new city block 1i0, except a
portion thereof; 81 etc.
The Mission Cemetery Company to
George j. Merrylecs. March IL. 1923,
deed to south onc-half Of lot IS, block
2, Mission Burial Park; 500.
Tonnette Ford Scott to q. w. Parish.
March Il. 1928, deed to 20 acres out Of
William II. Steele survey SIS about nine
miles northwest of city; 100000.
B. W. Gray and wife to Annie Ploiscr'
March IS. 1923. deed to lot !, block /,
new city block 600; $4,000.
j. X. Lamm TO Clsud McCauley, March
%. 1928. decd to lot 1. Grayson tract
on South Flores street; s2S61.7S.
John Bonham to "A. A. Kuhn and
wife. March Is. 1928. deed to lot ..
block S. Harlandale Gardens addition;
$500.
Elv Crasilncck 10 William Roeseiciu.
March % 1923 deed 10 lot 10. new city
block 309S; $500.
John Brans to Mary Thomas, March
I. 1923. decd TO north oae-half Of lots
IS. block 50. new city block 1857, OF
street: s21s.
Juan n. Escalera 10 Francisco Hulzar
%. 1928, deed TO 50 acres out
NJ 151-acre tract In T. Ricardo Herman |
iez survey 6, county block 450I; S..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-26
Howard Bell Morris Jr.

Howard Bell Morris Jr.. -. died at
the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Bell Morris Sr.. 40 Jackson
street. at > - Sunday afternoon. lie
had lived in San Antonio for the last
ten years and was 4 student at the
Marshall Street Grammar School. He
is survived by his parents and two sis
tiers. Antonett and RoSalee Morris of
San Antonio and one brother. Leland
Morris Of San Antonio. The funeral
was held from the chapel of Hagy and
McColum. funeral directors. at 10
O'Clock Monday morning. Interment
was in Mission Burial Park. Students
at the Marshall Street Grammar
School were pallbearers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-26
OBITUARY
John Milford HankiI,s.

John Milford Hankins, IS, died at a
hospital at IL 30 Saturday night. He
was a charter member Of the Old Trail
Drivers Association and had lived in
San Antonio for the last seventeen
wears. He is survived by his widow.
two daughters. Mrs. Loula Comparettc
of kerrville and Mrs. WinOna kink of
San Angelo; five sons. NJ. Clay Han
kinS Of Arizona. John l.. and Barney
HCnkins of San Antonio. Wayne Han
kinS of California and Archie i. Han
kins of Harrington, and two brothers
Eli c. of this city and W. NJ. Han
kins of Robstown. Funeral services
were held at the Mckinley avenue
Methodist Church at o'clock Sun
day afternoon. Rev. u. V. Lilies, off
ciating. The body was sent to Kerr
vile Monday morning by Hagy and
McCollum. funeral directors. Active
pallbearcrS. were: ]. Il. Brown, W. d.
Krempkau. +. ). Mueller. Frank
Hook, Il. NJ. North and J.. Il. Lang
ston. Honorary. pallbearers were W.
t. Slaughter. George w. Saunders, $.
ID. Houston, Joe Robertson, d. T..
Smith and 4. II. Polly.