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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

I Albert Maverick and wife to Francis
II. LETTERS. April 6, 1923. decd to a lot Of
land fronting ISL feet on Avenue f and
another fronting 1880 feet on Avenue E,
all in city block i24. as per field notes:
$4,000.
Emma X. Rurlesou and Lily f. Mac
Donnell. March 81, 1898 deed TO lot 3.
block %, new city block 3S5, on Main
James X. Naylor and wife to J. W.
Martin, April I. 1928. deed to all Of lot
is. block 81 Los Angeles Heights; $40
etc.
berg and wife. March 10 1919, deed to
lots 10: 20. 81, block 22o4. Maryland
Straits Frank Co. to S. \. Belt & Term
inal Ry. Co. March :, 1913, deed to a
and 5, block lo2; 800.
L. O. Ramsey 10 Aggie FAINT Ramsey.
April 6, 1898. deed to 100 acres out OF
James NJ: Harvey survey IS; valuable.
Mrs. Florence r Newell. feme sole.
to J. +. King, March 30. 1928. deed to
$3.50.
Joe ]. Nix and Reuben Nix to Mrs.
W. A. Hsllenbeck, April s, 1898. deed
Of trust on lot !. block l7s. on Garden
street; also strip on lot !; also all per-
sonal property and lease contract OF
Hotel Hutchns: $40 etc
w. n. Midget and wife TO r. r. Mid
gett. April 6. 1898. deed to middle one
third of south one-half of lot 6. somer-
set Irrigated Gardens; $40.
II: b. Cowles to G. Dali sasso. April
), 1928. deed to part OF lots II, 70. block
?, new city block 1859, on Monterey
street. S395o.
{. B. Jordan ct al to C. C. Jordan.
April s. 1923. deed to lot Is. block n,
new city hlocy 1856 on Burnett St: $40.
The Dale Drilling Company TO j. Y.
chism, April 4. 1923. deed to tract
about three miles southeast Of San An
tonic: s7g7O2
Francisco r. varella and wife TO r.
V. Miller. March 20. 1898. deed to lots
$500. y w "''o ''e's"'S'
Thomas b. Wren and wife TO John
Branz, February 10. 1923. deed to west
one-half of lots 81 and 20. block p. new
city block 1907. st. Charles street: 5000
Mary y. Hallenbecs. a widow. TO Reu-
ben F. and Joe J. Nix. April 6. 1923,
deed to parts of lots and g. block 80
new city block ses; so etc. and note for
sl5oH payable $500 annually at S per
A. B. Gonzales and wife TO ManuelIa
s. Velasco. April 2. 1928. deed TO lot 2.
block Q. new city block 60S1, on Mitchell
street: $3.50
Trinidad R. de Gutierrez ct al 60
Maria Gutierrez. March IS. 1928. deed
TO a certain tract in Domingo Bustillo
survey 81. Bexar county. as per field
notes; love and affection
Muriel NJ. Lopez and Edward Lopez
by sheriff TO MurieI Mae Rochelle. April
3, 1928. deed to lot IS block /. new city
block 1919. on Garden street; $3.50.
Paulita G. de Lozana ct al TO Mrs.
Mary Templin, feme sole. April 5,
1923. deed to eight acres out of DO
mingo Bustillo survey 81. Bexar county;
$500.
Patrick Dillon and wife TO Louis NJ.
and Stella II. Chavez. September IL.
city block 1910. Recio street: 5000.
NJ. A. McEachern and wife to Scott
p. Dyer and wife April 10. 1929. deed
to lot II. block II. new citv block 3o95,
except ten-foot strip: s4575.
II. Wander Sucker to Pope Dimmitt,
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BUILDING PERMITS.

s35OO-M. G. Variega, frame dwelling,
E. Houston street.
SOL. A. Woods, shed, Virginia boule-
ward.
S2S00-Qula Wilson, dwelling, Cooper
street.
s25i--Jean Morales, moved dwelling. sa-
linas street.
s7O0O-Mrs. Mary Laydon, store build
ing, Main avenue.
$50. Plttman, shed. Virginia bOule-
s75-M. Adams. addition, simpson
street.
si95O-w. II. Crinage, dwelling. E. SOM
merce street.
s7S-P. Perez. two-room addition; N.
Laredo street.
s25OO-F. L. Bernard. frame dwelling.
Rigsby avenue.
s6OO-Adam May. dwelling. E. Hofer
street.
$5O-J. NJ. Flores. one-room addition,
Montezuma street.
s125O-L. II. Rentz, frame dwelling,
CARA street.
siOOo-E. c. Morris. frame dwelling.
sSOOO-T. P. Coff. frame dwelling. Taft
boulevard.
siOO-H. Burns shed. Lavaca street.
Si0O0-W. II. Hearne, frame dwelling.
Weaver street.
ssOOO-Whitley and Carvel. brick
dwelling, Mckinley avenue.
s15.0OO-Whitley and Carvel, stucco
apartment. Main avenue.
ss50o-E. J. Hasse, dwelling, West
siO-G. J. wardweu shed. Capital
street.
;lOO-s. Richorme, cold drink stand.
Pruitt avenue.
Soon. Z. CARA, 1-room addition,
Caiina street.
si5O-sunset System. roof board. East
Travis street.
slsOo--F. l.. Sterling, frame dwelling,
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ITALY IS HOPEFUL
Mussolini Speaks to Ministers About
Foreign Relations.

Rome. April Sat Saturdays cab
let meeting, Premier Mussolini made
statement TO the ministers regarding
Italy's foreign relations.
Concerning the resumption of the
Lausanne peace conference, he assert
ed there was every hope that. with
good will on the part of both the Al
lies and Turkey. they would be able
to finally come 10 terms. and this was
the sincere desire of the Italian gov
eminent.
He said also that negotiations be
tween Italy and Jugoslavia would
soon be resumed.
The premier explained the recent
visit to Italy of Count Skrzynski, the
Polish minister OF foreign affairs.
It was for expressing gratitude for
Italy's attitude concerning the settle
ment Of Polsnd's eastern frontier dis
putes.
The visit to italy Of Ignaz seipell,
the Austrian chancellor. Was to seek
Italy's support in, the NV
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WILL ARREST WOMEN
No More Leniency When Liquor
Found in Car.

Hereafter no discrimination be-
| tween men and women riding in auto
| mobiles containing liquor will be
shown by prohibition agents. 1t has
been the custom to allow the men in
cars to take the blame and free the
women, Agent Ray stated. but abuse
of this leniency on the part of liquor
law violators has constrained the pro-
hibition agents to take sterner meas
ures.
Two men and two women and
about one quart of liquor drove up
in front of Vollmer Park, Sunday
night. The liquor. the car and two
men were taken into custody. The
women weer released. Walter Porter
and Pete Fisher were arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner II.
l.. Edwards, Monday morning. on the
charge of possession and transporta-
ton. Bond was fixed at $500 each.
Prohibition Agents Miller. Ray and
Pfeffer appeared at Vollmer Park at
IL o'clock Sunday night. As the pro-
hibition agents searched the ears, one
by one the automobiles left. In con-
nection with the Sunday night raid.
Clyde J. Williams and Mae MeKim
were arraigned before United states
Commissioner Edwards on the charge
of violation Of the national prohibition
laws. Williams. who was also ar
raigned on another charge of viola
ton of the liquor laws as a result
of a raid during the preceding night,
was placed under two bonds. one for
$500 and the other for $50. The
woman was placed under one bond for
$500.
The Mexican Horn Palace OH the
Corpus Christi road was the scene Of
the raid, SUNDAY evening, by Prohi-
bition Agents Miller, Ray and Pfeffer.
About four dozen bottles Of beer were
found. the prohibition agents assert.
and about eighteen of these were on
ice. Dewitt Neal was arraigned on a
liquor charge, Monday morning, and
placed under $500 bond.
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HOFFMAN IS HERE
Brigadier General From Oklahoma
Visits City.

Brig. Gen. Roy Hoffman of OKLA
homa City. state civilian aide TO the
Secretary of War of Oklahoma, ar
rived Monday to spend a few here
here attending TO personal business
and to comforting with officers of the
Eighth Corps Area, c. NJ. I. C.. on
the program of the coming camp.
While here he will make his head
quarters Mt the Gunter Hotel.
Mr.. Hoffman, who is one of the
leading business men of his state. is
also known us "the father of the Okla
bona National Guard" He gives much
of his time TO military affairs and is
considered an authority on military ac-
tivities for civilians. At noon Monday.
in company with officers from Fort
Sam Houston and few of his bust
ness acquaintance he went for a
drive over the city and to the military
establishments. In the afternoon he
is expected to confer with Lieut..
James A. Gilruth, c. NJ. T. G. officer
Of the Eighth Corps Area, on matters
concerning the camp this summer.
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NOTICE OF SALE
OF CERTAIN TRACTS OF LAND BE
LONGING TO BEXAR COUNTY,
rNr-

TEXAS.
The state OF Texas-county OF Bexar.
Notice is hereby given that i, John II.
Covington. special commissioner. OF
Bexar county. Texas. in compliance with
an order passed by the County Commits
sioners' Court OF Bexar County. Texas
on Thursday, April 5, 1928. will on Mon
day. April 16, 1928. in front OF the Court
house of Bexar county. Texas. between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m. and 1850
O'Clock a. m. sell and dispose OF at
public auction for cash or part cash and
part on time to the highest bidder the
following described lots. tracts or par
cells OF land lying and being situated in
Bexar county. Texas. and belonging TO
BeSar county. Texas. to-wit:
Tract No. ALL those certain lots.
tracts or parcels Of land lying and being
situated in the city OF San Antonio,
Bexar county. Texas. and more particu-
larry known and described as follows
to-wit: Lots Nos. 1, ? and ;, and Is,
10 and IL. in block No. 81. in new city
block No. 1882, bounded on the north by
Maryland street. on the east by lots NOS.
4 and IS In same block. on the south by
Dakota street and on the west by Wal
tiers street.
Tract No. ALI that certain tract or
parcel Of land lying and being situated
in Bexar county. Texas, out OF survey
No. $50 in name OF NJ. Leal and more
particularly known and described as fol-
lows. to-wit: A triangular tract OF land
containing about two acres more or less.
beginning at the extreme corner OF the
city grant or tract of the city of San
Antonio. Texas; thence with the line Of
the city tract south 3ik degrees west TO
the east line of the Jackson road; thence
with the cast line of the jackson road
north 3 west 10 the line OF the Jackson
Keller road; thence east with the north
line of the Jackson Keller road to the
place of beginning.
Tract No. 3--All that certain tract or
parcel OF land lying and being situated
in Bexar county. Texas, and more par
ticularly known and described as fol-
lows. to-wit: A triangular strip of land
containing 1923 acres on the Pleasanton
road about 81 miles south of the city OF
San Antonio. Bexar county. Texas. and
out Of surveys Nos. SO in name OF L.
Leal. 81 In name OF c. Bustillos and IS
In name of jose Moriado in Bexar coun-
ty, Texas; beginning at the southwest
corner Of the L. Leal survey No. 80;
thence north 1920 feet to the beginning
point of this tract; thence south 2eis
degrees east along the west side Of the
Pleaianton road 1851 feet; thence west
$50 feet; thence north 1850 feet; thence
south 29is degrees east ll2 feet to the
place Of beginning.
The County Commissioners Court OF
Bexar county. Texas. reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
JOHN II. CONVICTION.
Special Commissioner. Bexar County, Tex.
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VERIFY THE CENSUS
Count Shows $1,000 Children oil
School Age Here.

The accuracy of the United States
census bureaus estimate Of the popu-
lation of San Antonio as 1S4.274
persons is verified by the tentative
report of the scholastic population
made to the San Antonio school board,
Saturday evening, by Ed Rivas, Off
cial census taker, according to Paul
Scholz, business manager of the
school board
Then tentative report made by Mr..
Rivas shows that there are 1871
children between the years of Z to
II. inclusive, in San Antonio. OF
this number. 34,255 are white, and
1856 are negro children.
From q careful survey of the
scholastic population in school dis
triets over the entire country, it has
been estimated that the scholastic
population is one-fifth of the total
population. According to this ratio.
taking the tentative scholastic popu-
lation report as a basis, the popula-
ton of San Antonio would be 1885,
655 persons. r
When the tentative report is check
ed. however, inevitable Implications
will be detected. When these dupli-
cations are eliminated, it Is believed
that the scholastic population will
be shown to be not far short of
$1,000. The scholastic population last
year was 1850.
Only SO Of the $40 state fund ap-
portioned for each scholastic has been
received thus far by the San Antonio
school board.
The scholastic census forms the
basis Of the appropriation made to the
San Antonio independent school dis
trict. The census total of last year.
forms the basis for the appropria-
ton during the current year. and the
scholastic census for this year, form
the basis of the appropriation to be
made for the coming year.
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Fascist ARE OPPOSED
U. s. Italian Labor Chamber to Spon.
sor Anti-Blsck Shirt Movement.

New York, April s.-An alliance
to combat the recently announced or
ganization of the Fascist of this
country will be perfected at a meet
ing tomorrow night. it was announced
today by officers of the Italian cham
Der of labor.
Several labor union leaders were
declared to be interested in the new
body, to be known as the Anti
Fascist Alliance. The alliances an
nCunced aims are to be the "extinc-
ton of all Fascist organizations OH
the continent of North America, crea-
ton Of popular sentiment opposed to
the Fascist regime in Italy and re-
lief Of radical and labor organiza-
tons in Italy which have been de-
strOyed or harmed by the Fascist"
District headquarters are to be
maintained in various cities.
IL was announced that the new or
ganization would sharply scrutinize
all Italian immigrants to ferret out
all Fascist agitations.
The Italian chamber of labor last
night issued a manifesto assailing
Premier Mussolini, concluding with
the advice TO workers that I'm case
you are attacked. defend like men
your right to live"
'The purpose of the American
Fascist" the statement continued. sis
but to weaken and destroy the labor
movement, to link up with the Kl
Klux Khan, TO aid the newly contem-
plated open shop drive and to act as
the strike breakers and gunner of re-
dictionary American employers. as
they have acted in Mexico, Italy and
Bavaria"
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NOT BANDITS WRITING
Officers Believe Letter From Chap
man Written by Someone Else.

Athens, Ga, April s.-Departmeht
of Justice agents today were said TO
be convinced that a letter which
woman told them she received from
Gerald Chapman, escaped convict, Sat
urday came from someone else.
This woman is said to be n nurse
and has been under surveillance since
Chapman escaped from the hospital
here where he was undergoing treat
ment for wounds received prior to his
first recaytture after escaping from
the federal penitentiary in Atlanta
The woman told officers that she
received a letter from Chapman asking
her to meet him Saturday night with
money and provisions. She informed
the officers had torn up the letter be-
cause she was frightened but retained
the envelope which was turned over
TO them.
With officers watching. she went to
the designated place Saturday night.at
the appointed hour. but Chapman
failed TO appear. She was. however,
approached by negro woman who in
quired about "that sick man from the
hospital. The negress told officers
she knew nothing about Chapman.
Inquiry developed that the negro
woman is a cook at one of the dorfni-
tories of the University of Georgia.
The writing on the envelope in
which the letter TO the nurse was
transmitted. was examined closely but
bore no resemblance to Chauman's
writing. the officers declared.
The federal operatives are still
working on the theory that outside
parties assisted in the escape Of Chap
man from the Atlanta. where he was
serving a 25-year sentence for parti-
eipation in a S1.OOO.O00 mail robbery
in New York in 1921.
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Bertrand NIiehon.

Bertrand Michon. 70. died at his
residence, 913 North Salado streer,
Sunday. He was native of France
but bad been a resident of the United
States for the last 56 years and had
lived in San Antonio tor the last IA
years. He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Marguerite Apiou Miehon; four
daughters, Mrs. ii. Ehrhardt, Mrs.
William Wissmann, Misses Mary
Michon and Annabell Michon: four
sons. Paul, Emil, Louis and Charles
Michon and one sister. Mrs. Jennie
All,a. all of San Antonin. The fun
tral will be held from the residence.
DIS NORTH Salado street, at 800
Tuesday, with services at st. Mary's
Church, Father A. G.. Dusseau. Off
eating. Interment viii be in Roselawn
Cemetery. under the direction of the
Zis;k Undertaking Company.
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BIRTH RECORD.

Boys: To Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Pippin.
April 1, Fort Sam Houston; to Mr..
and Mrs. w. X. Frohack. March 90.
$40 sherman street: TO Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Paetzsch. March 30. Santa Rosa
infirmary; to Mr.. and Mrs. !. q. Walker,
March 2b. South Presa street.
Girls: To MIR. and Mrs. II. H. Pellow.
April 5, 500 North Concho street: TO
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Malon, April !. Fort
Sam Houston: TO MIR. and Mrs. W. J..
Harris. April 1. Fort Sam Houston to
MIR. and Mrs r. Lambert, April 4, col
West Mitchell street.
Twins: To MIR. and Mrs. W. J. Per-
rim. April 3. BAYLOR hospital.
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Toll for Ignorance.

Ambassador Herrick." said a returned
tourist, "told me in Paris that good
deal OF the so-cslIed extortion we tourists
complain about is due to misunderstsrd-
ings. He instanccd tho case of tour
list In Brussels who got on a .tramcar e
make the whole journey around the ex-
terror boulevards. When the conductor
asked him where he wanted TO 60. he
said: The whole journey but II really
meant. All day long And 90 the cor;
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BURIAL PERMITS.

Thomas s. Harrison. SO years old, died
April Z. 1117 Colorado street
Mrs. Eugene II. Matthews, 40 years
old. died April 6. Austin, Tex.
Arthur Henke. 80 years old, died April
8. Fort Sam Houston.
Nicolas AIR So years old, died April
5, Kenney' sanitarium
S. w. Curtin. 80 years old, died April
6. 1874 Hearn street.
W. S. Shoemaker, 81 years old, died
April {, 303 Florida street.
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OBITUARY
Benno SchmerbeeIc

The body of Benno Schmerbock, 81.
who died in Philadelphia Tuesday. ar
rived in San Antonio Monday morn
ing, instead of Sunday morning as
was previously announced. The fun
eral was held from the chapel Of the
Shelley Undertaking Company at
10 80 Monday morning. Interment
was in the New Lutheran Cemetery.
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Cars Are Damaged.-Robert Bell.
621 North Laredo street and w. j.
Blair. go East Quincy street. es-
capped injury when automobiles they
were driving. collided at 9:45 Sunday
night at Avenue c and Fourth street.
The cars were bit slightly damaged.
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RINGS
MARRF
ARMY d
Yolanda, Daught
Victor Emlns
Is Bridr
IS SIMPLE
Mussolini and 5
81 M,,~s..uoI
IS SIMPLE
Mussolini and ]
ard Municipal
Gals Atten

Rome, April 9.-Prince4
eldest daughter of XII
Emmanuel and Queen y
married today to Count Cal
COLO, a captain of cavalry,
decoration for bravery
world war.
The civil ceremony, VIII
place at 10 80 in the grand
the Quirinal palace. was foiIe
mediately by the celebration
religious rites in the PAULINE
also within the Quirinal. Be
the recent death Of the I
maternal grandmother, Queen
of Montenegro, the service4
conducted as simply as possibl
The grand hall is the g
wherein after a pope's death. Il
clave of cardinals meets to choj
new ruler of the church. Nor
Gently former President Wilson
other persouages of contemporary
tory have been entertained there
1t presented a brilliant spec
today. gay with spring flowers
animated by the colorful uniforna'
the 700 high state and munic
dignarties. s
Premier Mussolini There.
The king and queen occupied
center of the mammoth salon, Y
the bride and bridegroom at
right and Dowager Queen Marghe
at the left. Premier Mussolini,
ing as the crown notary, came N
while Senator Tittoni, president of
Senate, filled the role of civil {
GERS of the crown.
In the center of the hall wa,
large rectangular table covered v
red velvet, while from the cell
hung three chandeliers taken from
royal palace at Naples. The flow
arranged about the sides Of the chi
Der nearly hid the sober patterns
ancient tapestry.
Princess Yolando wore the tr,
tional white gown. with train of r
old race. The flowers in her bong
were grown in the gardens of
Quirinal palace.
Bridegroom In Uniform.
Count di Bergolo was dressed
the uniform of a cavalry officer.
his breast were the medals he gail
in the war.
Queen Helena, laying aside !,
mourning for the occasion, wore
grey dress. trimmed with lace.
The wedding guests comprised
brilliant asscmblage. Headed BY
holders of Italy's highest honor 4
the collar of the Annunziata-w
their wives. the witnesses of the b
ceremony wore, the uniform Of Il
organization.
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Negro Woman Hurt-Hannah Lew

Negro Woman Hurt-Hannah Lew.
is, negro woman. 315 Ord street, was
bruised when an automobile operated
by Frederick Lewis and in which she
was riding. eollided with two other
automobiles at II 10 o'clock Sunday
morning at East Houston and Hack
berry streets. The other cars, ac-
cording to the police. were operated
by G. s. Hoover. whose address was
not obtained and Carl Yahns, 12T
Nevada street.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

+. W. Schleuning and Mrs. Thelma
Schleyer.
Gregorio Alonzo. llingsbury, Tex. and
Mrs. Irene Sauccdo.
Jesus n. Reyes and Olivia Herrera.
Enrique Nasquez and Otilia Rubio.
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William Simon Shoemaker

The body of Will'Im Simon Shoe.
make-, 62, who died Wednesday, will
be sent to Knobnoster. No. at Z 10
Tuesday morning By Hagy & McCol-
lu!B, funeral directors The body will
be accompanied by the widow.
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Dinner for Consul General

Reservations for approximately 30
of the leading business men and ex-
porters have been made for the dinner
to be given Consul General Alexandra
Lubbert in the Gunter Tuesday night
by the Mexican Bureau and TradeF'S-
tension Department Of the Chamber
of Commerce, C. c. Wolfe. secretary
of the department. said Monday. Mr..
Lubbert recently succeeded ENRIQUE
n. Ruiz as consul general here. The
dinner is to bring business and others
interested in Mexico into contact with
Mr.. Lubbert. Mr.. Lubbert will adj
dress the meeting on the subject II
San Antonio's opnortunity In Novice
Other speakers will be Reagan HeuS-
ton Of the A. r. Frank Co. who viii
sreak on the stability and desirahihty
of trade with merchants Of Msxica.
and William Ochse. chairman Of The
Mexican Bureau and Trade Fxtensp1
committee az the chamber. Xsrk<G
s@ s~~a - a -
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Car Is Damaged-An automobile.
owned by H. L. Roper, 905 West
Summit avenue, was damaged in a
collision with another car, the identity
of the driver not having been ascer-
tanned by the police. The collision
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-09

We buy or take In trade your old
gold, silver. diamonds and old coins.
Alamo Jewelry Co., 315 Alamo Plaza.
-(Ady,l
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Try To Burn Truek.-That an at
tempt had been made TO destroy his
automobile truck by fire, was report
ed by II. Coleman, 307 Hedges street,
TO the police at 500 Monday morn
ing. He found one of the wheels of
the ear badly damaged by fire. In
vestigation revealed n fire had been
made of papers and placed beneath
the truck while it was standing in
his back yard. The attempt was evil
IDENTIFY made during the night. The
fire, however. burned itself out with
out igniting the truck. The case was
referred to City Fire Marshal Russi
for investigation.