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The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-10-18
LOCAL NEWS

Grandma Goeddertz was a Sun.
6 burst visitor this week.
. Billie Seabrook was a Ct. Falls
. visitor this week.
! Mrs. R. B. Thompson and SON, Rob
ert, are spending a few days in Ut
Falls this week.
) E. L. McWhorteris looking af-
ter business matters in Shelby
this week.
Sam Teagarden, of Shelby, was
looking over the over the oil
fields Saturday last.
Walter Baker moved his cot
tage out to the Beardslee camp
this week.
d. L. Mcdonald. and L.. r.
Pyke were county seat business
visitors this week.
Lorens Lorenson was a looking
after business matters in Great
Falls for a few days this week.
Mrs. Lloyd Callison is spend
ing a few days with friends in
Great Falls this week.
Miss Nora Bashor Of Califor-
MIA, visited with Miss Farley
Dipple in Kelvin this week.
Mrs. Hutchinson Of Lothian
visited at the j. L. Rock home
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Bashor
were visitors at the Dipple home
this week.
Walter DeGroat got his foot
injured last Sunday while plow-
ing for the gas pipe line.
Miss Helen Gordon is in Sun
burst this week consulting with
DR.. Sullivan.
The Plains hotel is receiving a
new coat of paint this week,
which improves it very much in
appearance.
Mrs. A. Goeddertz, Jr., return
ed to Great Falls Monday after a
visit of a few weeks at her home
here.
"Heinie" Beilen, who is hold
ing down a cooking job at Au-
spent Sunday with his
folks here.
Mrs. B. G. Herd and son re-
turned last week from Roundup,
after a visit Of a few weeks with
friends.
DR.. B. ]. Warezack Of Shelby, !
came up Saturday and spent the I
with his friend, Harry
.aums. On Sunday DR.. Ware /
zack and Mr.. Daums went up to
lake where they spent the
lay fishing.
S. D. McCrea, f Sunburst,
ield man for the Monarch Lum-
Der company, was looking after t.
BUSINESS matters in Kelvin this Il
week.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-10-18
MONTANA WEEKLY REVIEW

AOANlAISA EMIL REftEN
Deer Lodge-About 10000 lambs
to be SHIPPED from this point to out
side markets during October.
Neihart-Silver Dyke mine proves
rich and new equipment ordered to
increase milling capacity.
Harlem-Local farmtr nets 46 Blu.
wheat per acre on 40-acre felt of
wheat.
Notwithstanding of apple
crop in orchards of Bitter Root val
ley started.
Miles City-Local rancher makes
$500 an acre from sales of water
melon crop.
Observation-Disclosures of great
canal Of Bitter Root Irrigation dis
trict begins.
Livingston-City council approves
creation of three special improve
ment districts.
Musselshell Valleys 100 acre in
Cat Creek turned over to Mutual Oil
company on a percentage develop
ment contract.
MISUNDERSTANDING for oil on Flat
head reservation starts.
In 1922, gross value of products of
metal mines in state was $20,240,-
269.8O. In 1923, gross value expect
ed to rise to $53,539,871.
Butte-Automobile tourist travel
through state during season was the
means of distributing nearly $780,
100000.
KaEispesl-A. c. M. timber sale
will cause activity in woods and CON
struction Of logging railroads.
Belt-16 carloads fat stock shipp- !
I'd from stockyards at mouth of Neil
creek to Chicago market.
Dillon-To have $4,000 garage.
Contract for construction on Bull
Lake road south of Troy awasded.
Kayispell-Tests reveal cattle of
Flathead country to ba free from
Helena-Survey completed for
proposed Babb-C ardston highway in
northwestern part of Blackfeet In
Ian reservation.
Dillon-Plans to revent 1924 grass
topper invasion laid. Cost of cam
for previous season estimat-
d at $4,000.
Butte-Tramway mine, rlosed since
921, reopened with 100 men employ
Miles City-Annual corn and eabn
how to be held here November ID.
WHERE HAPPINESS IS FOUND
In friendships,
n generous thoughts and helping
others,
1 friendly letters, in pleasant words,
/ little kindnesses,
4 work we love, in mutual conf :
dences,
/ healthful recreations,
cultivating the mind, {
/ doing cur duties cheerfully, !
facing life with a smile, :
achieving worthy ambitions, r
the companionship Of books,
always doing ones best regard
less of reward"
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To All Whom it May
Concern

Any person or persons leading
or trying to lead the following
citizens astray while their wives
RI away will be considered an
unkind act.
Albert Goeddertz.
Bruce Thompson.
Lloyd Callison.
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DRILLING

Sweet Grass l-Norem No. 2, nw-neA sell 4-34-2 W
Shoshone-De-Groat No. 1, ne-neA nWA, 1882 west
Campbell No. 13-35-3W
T-roy-Sweetgras Oil Co. No. 2----NE4SW4 29-34-1W
No. 1, - ne-nwA swA 11-34-2 west
Ohio-Sunb.-L Larson No. 3, se-nwH swA 1852 west
Big West No. 6-34-1W
Coe No. 4-36-2W
Lucky Forty-Peterson No. 1, se-nwA nwA 12-34-1 W:
Apex No. 3-35-3W
May Belle Oil mpany-Lashbaug ----
nw-nwA nwA 1882 w.
Cat Creek-Kevin No. ----------SE4NW4 6-34-2W
Beck Petroleum No. ---------NW4NW 18-32-4E
Chamberlain No. 23-37-2W
SWWartz- Kevin-DeGroat INV NEANWA IT 34-2W
Kelvin Oil & 2l-36-3W
Border OIL CO------------SW cor. SE4NE4 Zl-So-5W
Decker-Collins-Eulbe ----------SE4SE 9-34-ZW
Potlatch-Potlatch No. 1 ---------NE4SW4 29-34-1W
Potlatch NW4NW4 16-35-1W
Ember Mcbride 8-35 wv
Ember-McGowan ---------NE NEASEH 8-35-2W
Bitter-Creek-Cutler No. 1----SE SEA SWA 16-36-2W
Sweet Grass Arch Cons9l Nc. 51 vyaA NWA S7a5,1W
Bitter Creekocqtler No. 2--sWA- sly 1s-$5-S y
Canadian-Mont. Oil State No. ], ne-nwA seA 1882
California Morton No. 3----SE SWA SWA 24-34-2W
Cf1fIth jill w ANEA Z9-30-3W
NEA 2s-S7sw
Dakota Montana Emmons No. 1--NE4NW4 30-35-1W
Carlson No. 1 ---NE4NW4 7-34-1W
Sweetgrass Oil No. 2------SW SWH NEA 20-35-2W
Northwest Pet, Mckenzie No. 1, swA swA 1888 w.
Gypsy Oil No. l -22-33-2W
hiO-Rakar NJ O np-GwI< puI/ a TX rr
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Crane-Sunb.- DeGroat ---.
Decker-Collins No. 1---.-
Havre Gas Co----
Hec1a-Broadwell -
Sunb.-Sewrd
Iaho Syndicate ----
Joe Baker Mains No. L.
Croxton-Sunb. -Haggerty,
M Oil No. ]
Sunb. -Norum No. ]
K~evin-Roverts No. g.
Sunb.- Prod.-Kramer No.
Olympic Oil-Robinson NJ
m No
No.
O'Donnell-Kevin S.-Willfs
Rainbow Jarrett No. l.
Sweet Grass-Sunb. Oil n
-Dan'1soT
Adams-Sunb. Zimmerman
sW
Adams-Sunb. Zimmerman
Adams-Big West-Steel l.
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Absher & Wells-Buckner No. 1, swA swA 235-4 W
Western Pet-X Frary No. 1----SEA SWA 4-35-2W
Coutts-Sweet Grass Oil Ltd. No. 1---------
sen 14-35-2W
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RIGGING UP AND LOCATIONS

$4,000 ne-swN nwA 4-S5-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
ur Classified AID Will Tell Your Story i'm Thousands Homes at Once
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Los Angeles Heights Improvement
Company to Henry J. Smith and wife,
September %, 1928. deed TO lot 5, block
"a Los Angeles Heights; $3.50.
Blue Bonnet Hills Company to W. C.
Isaac and wife, September :, 1923, deed
to lots 81, 50. SO, block 10, Blue Bon
net Hills: slS75.
William Carraway to Branch Simpson
and wife. September Il, 1923. deed TO
lots Is, is and II. block ,, kenwood ad-
dition: Sl45.
\. s. Dickinson TO Nathan Shnitzer.
September 20, 1928. decd TO lots "a.
I7-B and S-A. new city block 22lS; $40
Frank Fl. Hauser and wife 10 4. A.
Roberts and wife. September 90. 1928.
deed to lots .. 4. 5, block Il, Harlandaie
addition: sl597.s4.
Marclala and Eliseo Hernandez TO J:
II. Cole. January. 1919. quit claim deed
| to 60 acres out OF Juan Montez survey 6.
Bexar county; 81 etc.
G. w. Cooper and wife to John f.
Kemmerzel. September %. 1923. deed u
2.s6 acres out Of Higginbotham survey
Bexar county; $4,000.
Charlie and Alonzo Patterson to
Charles Bellinger, September Fl. 1928,
deed TO west 81 feet of lots Is and 10,
block F. new city block CSC; $500.
NJ. C. Howard and wife to Charles t.
Smith. September rs, 1923. deed TO lot Z.
block s. Temple Hill addition; si99.3S.
Il. C. Cash and wife to q d. Brown.
l11l, block 4. Harlandale addition: $3.50.
A. w. Moursund. administrator of
estate OF F. NJ. Doebler. deceased. 10
William Carraway September 6. 1925.
deed to lots Is. 16 and II, block =.
kenwood addition; sl45.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
BUILDING PERMITS.

r. Sanchez. one-room dwelling. Chi
huahua: 500.
Grayburg Oil Company. office build
ing, Roosevelt: 100000.
]. T. Dickinson. store building, Broad
way; $4,000.
NJ. Jones, four-room dwelling. Delgado;
s1100.
Mrs. J. McCouoghy. eleven-room dwell
ing. Euclid; $500.
w. II, Boone, five-room dwelling, High
land: ss90O.
p. Horton. five-room dwelling. High
land; $500.
F. A. Ries, rebuild shed. Vance; $50.
]. Scott. garage. West HoustoD: s55.
F. S. Cantu, four-room dwelling.
Scholl; sl1OO.
F. A. owen. garage. East Locust:
J. Hagy. four-room dwelling, West
Craig: ss5OO.
Mrs. L. W. Bunt. addition. Yale; $500.
]. A. McIver, shed. Becker; $40.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
S43O CASH

balance as rent. makes you the
owner of this well located North
Side bungalow. four rooms, ex-
ira large living and Sleeping
room. breakfast nook, bath with
base fixtures, beautiful fireplace,
attractive electrical fixtures,
hardwood floors. Is an Ideal small
home and must be seen TO he APP
preciated. The owner must sell
and will sacrifice his equity. might
consider trading for small car.
Price $3.50.
THE W. L. COLEMAN co.
TT. 1905. SIC Moore Bldg.
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BIRTH RECORD.

BOYS: To Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Charl-
ton. September 80. Jackson Hospitals: to
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Crowley, September %.
500 Crosby street: to Mr.. and Mrs. $. G.
Wolf. September IS. 4is McMullen street :
to Mr.. and Mrs. L. Meek, September Il.
sill West Dit'mar street.
September so, 3s0s South Presa street.
to Mr.. and Mrs P. W. McAilster. Sep
TENDER %. Santa Rosa Infirmary. to Mr..
and Mrs. ]. I. Newman, September "a,
100 Floyd street.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
Mexico Land

10000 acres black land In the state
OF Coahuila. five miles from railroad.
1000 acres under irrigation, 5000 more
subject 10 irrigation. balance fine open
land, plenty grass and water. large two
stroy house about 20 ether houses. .
good fence and clear OF debt. one Of th'
real bargain at SIS per acre. See Us
for Mexico lands. large or small.
p. l.. CREWS. REAL ESTATE 4 LOANs
7ss Brady Bldg. Travis -o-o'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Otto Eossi and Louise Galloway.
W. II. Walker and Mary Louise
Granieri.
Russell Claud Thomas and Marguerite
Louise Smith.
Dave AldridEe and Edna Sampson.
George W. koehler and Annie May
Heda.
Roberto Flores and Miceala Gonzales.
Robert Padron and Anita Planas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
BURIAL PERMITS.

John II. Dobbs. so years old. died sep
tember 90, Santa Rosa 1nfirmary.
Francisco Torres. 50 years old. dieu
September %. Robert B. Green Memorial
Hospital.
Mrs Caroline L. Fentiman. 50 years
old, died September IS, 1c3 Perry court
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REAL ESTATE
FARMS FOR RENT

TWENTY-THREE ACRES FOR RENT
20 acres in field with three-room
house. Tips Hardware Co.. 11s w. Com
merce ST.. or Mrs. Tips. Route 8. Box
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STATE YOUR WANTS TEXAS
WIDE by using these five great
Texas newspapers.
THE BAN ANTONIO LIGHT,
HOUSTON CHRONICLE.
DALLAS TIMrS-HERALD.
Ell PASO HERALD.
FORT WORTH sTAR-TELEGRAM.
More than . million readers
every Sunday. Combined want ad
rate:
All copy for Sunday Insertion
must be submitted with cash to the
San Antonio Light by noon of the
preceding Thursday.
Minimum charge so-word count.
WEEKDAY INSERTIONS. llhc
PER WORD. SUNDAY TNSER-
TIONs. 1870 PER WORD cost
only $3.50 for one weekday inser-
or $3.50 for three insertions. in
GLIDING one Sunday.
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WANTED HOUSES

WANTED-FIvE OR slX-ROOM HOUSE
south side. Highland Park not consid-
cred: must not be over $1,000: modern
and a bargain: $500 cash. balance s35
monthly. Or. 1864.
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CARRIER CIRCULATION.

when the delivery OF your copy o;
The Light Is late o, irregular you VIII
do US q favor by complaining.
Telephone Crockett 1912 befors p. m.
on week DAYS and before II n. m: IN
sunday mornings and paper WEI ne
sent you BY special mcssense:.
paw no one except the regular carrier
who delivers your paper eacn cay
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
Circulation Derarfment
t. Crockett 1s4s.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE

:. Bs
: e. e. s s-FTom t s.. loui: and
20. sl f1on'' Laredo and Me1-. =. m
ico , po st Louis ......e:l5 p. m
40. from ST. Louis. Santa
Re. Conn. (sunshine, ~
$50 Specially .'.''AV'-' ~ -
NJ. X. r.
30. s-K.ty Flyer; from 81;
worth. Waco and AUS ~
X, til. ii o'clock ''Katy'
from Dallas and Ft
IA L TSTsn from waco. Aus.
tin, Houston. gmithville,
San Marcos and New,
IA .-KatV Limited. from st.
Louis Kansas City. Dali
las. Fort Worth. waco
X, ,-Tes s sneciai from St.
Louis Kansas City. Dali
las waco and Austin. .lo:ze p. Nd.
Q. A. q A. r. On. K. I. Depot)
No. 1I-From Houston. Yoa-
KUN. Kennedy and Cor
No. ,,p pqs Dhrt corpa; christi.
. Rockport. and Faifur-
NJ. urF s Kerrviii: Daily
except Sunday ........ss;ooss p mn mn
Sunday a e1ly ;,.' corr,; p III
Christi and Rockport. $40 .. m.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. 1s-DayiiFht Train from
No. lc;.sun.e. Limited from,
No ,oi seq sssni limited from : M
New Orleans .........t:so a m.
No. 7's-Erom Eagls Pass. seq a. m m
10. si-rrom Fcrt worth
,,. Es$ e. R:r re Ss,.::: s:sS :: M
/ Houston. Victoria and
ne ,,e%F eTo '' San rr,uc,:cos:IS p. M M
.. A.. o. . G. r.-G. N. Depot.)
no. <-From CORPUS Christi
No. .-F se SfG corpu. Christi T. !"
and Brownsville ....... $50 p. m.
SAN ANTONIO SOUTHERN U.-G. n.
Depot.)
Te. 3oa-From Christine ....i:so p. m.
ira. DEPARTURES
L-G. N.
NE. g-ror St. Louis, santa Fs
Conn Sunshine spe-
slop 81; ,I: c;i: a m.
No. s-For Laredo and Mex
no. s-For Temple. Fort worth INV 8 Ill.,
and Kansas City. Santa
= Fe sleeper) ST. Louis
IT. Wis Palesiine. L-G. N
Sleeper :............S:is .. m.
INA d-For LAREDO .........ll:OO p. m.
Ne, 4-Texss Special, for Aus
80 tin. Waco. Dallas. Kan
sas City and st. Louis Sis a. N
ne. katy Limited. for Aus
tin. Waco. Fl Worth.
Dallas. Kansas City and
No. 1o-Local for New Braun
fels. San Marcos. Aus
tin, Waco. Smithville
and Houston .....: 1880 p. m
tin. Waco. Dallas. Kan
Il sas City and St. Louis
10. s-.Ths il o'clock :.Katy" " -
for Austin. Temple,
Waco. Dallas and Fort
~ Worth ..........s... .11:0o .. N
- Q. a. q A. r. On. q. & I. Depot.)
No. le-For Kerrvnle daily ..s:4s g. m
No. ls-For Houston, Corpus
10. il.ror corpu. Christi 500 ?. m
No. is-For Kenedy. Yoakun.
and Rockport ......Io:ss .. m
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. .I-DsyIisht Train for
Dsllss-Fort Worth ....7:5o g. m
No. 1oz-Sunset Limited for
no. loiMsunss. '' limited for San n" = q
Francisco .....-.;.., .4:4o a m
No. Soe-For Cuero. Victoria.
Port Lavscs and Hous-
ton $3.50 a m
no. s-For New orieans.. ii:oO a n
No. 1-For Del Rio ......1e:0l o. N
No. ios-For San francisco. 1880 o. m
No. 2EFor Fort Worth and
p,nS ..lO:o0 ?. n
No. lio-For New Orleans. .1i:a0 n. N
Q. A.. Q. a G. u.-G- n. Depot.l
No 1-For Corpus Christi and
Brownsville ........ 1880 q N
Ne. S-For Corpus Christi and
Brownrville ........ 1880 o. On
SAN ANTONIO sOuTHERN d-G. \
Depot.l
No. .o1-For Christine $500 a m
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5000 CASH

Balance $50 month buys good four
room. all plumbing. fireplace. etc. on
corner. 95xl5o. near grade and junior high
schools. one-half-bloek car. s2s0e. worth
more.
J. d. PHILLIPS.
Office. Mission ?9is. Res. Mission 1884.
NINE ROOMS. QUINCY.
Al condition. near paved street; make
offer Shnitzer. TT. 1885
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THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
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REAL ESTATE
HnusEs EnR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE
Oracle cORNETT RAMSEY.
General Real Estate. CT. SCI.
BARGAIN-sAVE $1,000
Will sell my $4,000 home for $4,000
$3.50 cash. balance like rent. Don't
miss buying this corner home direc,
from owner. 1902 w. Travis 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
Completely Furnished

Beautiful furnished home Of six rooms
bungalow. ready to live in; can be leased.
Has sleeping porches and garage beau
tiful lawn and flowers. Sterling Realty
Co. Or 55if
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MONEY TO LOAN

s25 TO $1,000 TO LOAN ON AUTOMI
biles. furniture. pianos. cattle and gcl
collateral: no worthy person refust|
quick service: confidential low rates
z. JORRIE.
3sO Gunter Bldg. Crockett sol
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San Pedro
Park Dist. $3.50

Brand new bungalow of four
rooms and sleeping porch. polished
floors, some built-ins. three piece
bath. ETC.; extra large lot. gar
age. Only 1850: easy terms. Call
Mr.. Mccullough.
WM. BEUHLER.
SIS Gunter Bldg. TT $50.
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HIGHLAND PARK

Am offering some beautiful homes in
this splendid addition; on very liberal
terms.
]. ID. PHILIPS.
Office. Mission 2qIS Rec NISSAN 1894
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
South Side Bargain

Just like new, modern bungalow Of
five rooms and breakfast nools. ready
for immediate possession. located on
paved street and car line. near schools.
nice terrnced lot. lawn and flowers: will
balance $50 per month. II. e. Thor
man, The Home Builder. GOO City Ma
tional Bank Bldg. CIR. 3443.
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RENTALS
FURNISHED ROOMS

THE COLUMBIA
40f Avenue q. All nice. clean, outside
rooms. electric fans. new nsanagement
Crockett 527s.
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IF YOU NEED A LOAN
LOANS-LOANS

IS and up to responsible men
women holding steady positions. cas-
terms. lowest rates; all business co
Dental
ALAMO LOAN & INVESTMENT d
Room SOC Maverick Bldg.
Corner Houston and Presa SITS. CT. 3
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Highland Park
New-S3750
Brand new bungalow or five
rooms, some built-in features. poll
ished floors, three-piece hath.
Pittsburg heater. full lot paved
street. garage. only $3.50. easy
terms. Call Mr.. Dossat.
VIM. BEUHLER
SIS Gunter Bldg Travis ESQ
FOR SALE-NEW COLONIAL BUNGA-
low. fiyc rooms. bath. breakfast nook.
garage. all improvements. paved street
fine location: near car line, schools and
churches: terms Owner. Mission IS4.
FOR SALE-CHEAP. FOTiR-ROOa
house. outside city limits, city water.
Owner. 9s2 Kentucky Ave.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02

WE LOAN MONEY DIRECT TO BUi
repair or remodel homes and to
finance loans. Repay Us In small mon
payments II you need such . ser
see Us first.
s A. BLDG. & LOAN ASSN.
CT. 1900. SO Houston Sld|
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02

wANTED-GENERA OFFICE MA
able to keep books and use typewrit4
looking for Advancement. reasonable 81
airy. must have $1,000. Light Box II
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3 LOTS

Three lots in Harlandale. one block
from s. Flores street car line. must sell,
$500 for all.
a. V. DULLYE REALTY co.
1903 s. Flores st. Cr SSl3.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15
GIVE ORDER FOR
100000 AUTO
TAGS
D. c. Commissioners Choose
Black and White for
1924 CoIors.

White letters over a black back
ground will be the color scheme foI
the 1924 automobile tags, it was an
nounced by the District Commission
ers today following board meeting
in which they authorized the pur
chase of 100000 tags for use next
year.
\ The Commissioners announce the
District government will purchase
the tags this year from the National
Colortype Company of Kentucky, tho
same company which has supplied
them for three years.
James p. Herman, acting super
intendent of licenses, said today
that his office Is now issuing
licenses in the 10000 series and
that they expect to use all Of the
10000 tags which have been
purchased for this years use.
This is the first time in the
Districts history that as many as
100000 tags have been asked for
on an initial order and strongly
indicates how automobiles are in
creasing in the National Capital.
About four years ago the District
used a similar black and white
color scheme on its tage. It is an
admirable combination for visibility.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15
COOLIDGE BACKS
DAVIS ALIEN
LAW PLAN
Secretary Will Draft SeIectiVe
Act and Lay 1t Before Con-
press in December.

President Coolidge has approved
%he plan Of Secretary of Labor
Davis for the enactment of a selec,
tive immigration law by the mex
Congress.
Davis reported to the President
on the results of his European toui
and declared that the wedding out
Of undesirables should be a cardinel
point in the Governments immigra'
ton policy.
Davis viii at once begin the
drafting of a bill for presentation 10
the House and Senate in December
1.-THE countries Of Europe, ne
said as he left the White House
''have no more right to force their
undesirables upon us than they
have to ask us to recognize an un-
desirable diplomatic or consular
officer.
I'VE should have the right to say
who shall come to our shores, and
q selective immigration law would
give us the power to choose our
Immigrants and thus prevent so
many undesirable aliens coming
here'A