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APARTENTS-UNFURNIsHED.

APART1EENTS-UNFURNISHED.
Continued.
I. :. 3. 4. 1Nb ROOM APARTMENTS
Big list, all sections; different prices; new
listing every hour; clients satisfied daily.
henry c. HARDING CO..
1919 T st. Evenings. 1854 Col: I'd.
l4o4 GIRARD ST. NV. 2 ROOMS. KITCHEN
s ana bath; new; immediate possession; open
MT. PLEASANT, a1O7 18th ST NV, OVER
looking Rock Greek Park 8 large airy rooms:
Kitchen. pantry and private bath; elect. and
s..: h:-w:h:: garage: s75: .dnlts ..
WE FIND APANTMENTS FOR BUSY PE0-
Pile, Evenings 1922 14th ST. NV. Phone Co
1850 KENYON NW.-sECOND FLOOR: ONE
room room. kitchenette (range sink private bath
800 garage, $40; new home. Mt. pleasant
cars. bus.
RMS. KITCHENTTE AND BATH. PARTLY
tFERiNIsHEp r $500 APT 4. 1923 3 Ian tth ST ST
READY FOR FOR 6oCrPAScY MARCH ..
J ROOM. RECEPTION HALL. KITCHEN AND
hfrI.k sarh ArR REsir4 a at0e co. so7 18TH ST. ST.
RECEPTION HALL. ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath and large screened-in sleeping porch
ARFLEctk Rii t nj REALTY CO.. 6o1 18th ST.
loot III eol
cts: r~nt reasonable. 1923 Clifton st. NV. Sc
PARLOR FLOOR; LARGE ROOMS: LII X. !:
gas range. hot and cold water, bath: refined
tenant: $50. Franklin 8143. IS X 1T. ne. 50
OVER STORE on 14th ST. NV ROOMS
with heat; rent. $55; rooms with heat;
THOMAS r. PETTY.
2013 14th ST. NV Phone North 415s.
l70o CORCoRAN ST., NR DUPONT CIRCLE
-2nd d.. rms. b.; heat. light furnished
Rent only S85. WILLIAM X. HARTCSG &
CO., Main 872.
one ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH; NEW
areproof apartment building. zoos 18th ct: !;
price. $65 Apply on premises or EUGENE
II. TAGGART. INC. 1913 NV.
IF THE APT. YOU WANT Is IN TOWN WE
can get II for you. Call and see our list.
WASHINGTON HOMESEEKERS' BUREAU,
Tel. North 1862. 1424 w st. NV. Apt 20,
Open daily am. TO pm.
Sunday, pm. to pm. 7s
1911 VERNON (Now NEARING COMPILE
tion)-Convenient to both car lines; and
3 rooms kitchen and bath S55 to SS5-
lie Marquis tConn. ave. and Ashmead place
NV diligently equipped apartments, Just
| completed; rooms, kitchen and bath; $50
month; to rooms. kitchen and BATH $40.
Telephone and elevator service.
MOORE 4 HILL, INC.
et
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
Continued

HUDSON TOURING.
Seven passenger. late model, with new tires.
top. paint and motor equal to new. Must he
sold at once in orler TO settle estate.
The price is very reasonable. and liberal
terms can he arranged witt party in charge.
can be seen at the SeatOn Garage, 45 Seaton
st. ne. 70
Evening star., 1923-03-05

EVERY ONE -
IS READY TO GO
1922 REQ Six. 7-pass. touring
(practically new.
1921 REQ Six, 7-pass. touring.
1920 REQ Six 7-pass. touring.
1920 REQ Six, 3-pass. roadster.
1920 REQ Six, 4-pass. coupe.
1918 REQ Six, 7-pass. touring.
1918 REQ Four, 5-pass. touring.
1917 REQ Six, 7-pass. touring.
1916 REQ Four, 5-pass. touring.
1921 Peerless, 7-pass. sedan.
1920 Peerless, 7-pass. sedan.
1920 Willys-Knight, 5-pass.
touring.
1919 Peerless, 4pass. roadster.
1918 Franklin, 5-pass. touring,
1921 REQ Speed Wagon.
1919 REQ Speed Wagon.
1917 REQ Speed Wagon.
1918 Maxwell Truck.
OPEN EVENINGS.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1900 l4tb ST. NV
MAIN 41T34l74-4175.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

EMPLOYED COUPLE desires, unfurnished, two
rooms, kitchenette and bath by March 70
within walking distance Of Treasury. Give
DESCRIPTION. location and rental. Address Box
1907, Star office, %
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WANTED-RO0MS AND BOARD

YOUNG MAN, employed, desires room and
board; ami; private family; vicinity Capitol
i54-z star ONCE 8. g.
QUIET YOUNG MAN desires room with board,
or rood board nearby. near 14th st., within
walking distance Treasury; reasonable. Ad-
dress BOX 164-Z, Star ONCE. =
YOUNG married woman desires room and board
With middle aged woman who can look after
haby during business hours: give terms Ad.
dress Box SoY,- Star once. p
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.

241O PA. AVE N.W.-3 rooms and Kitchen
cite: l.h.k.; furnished. o.
1l0 sth 81. NW.-First -foor furnished rooms:
light housekeeping. .,
1870 18th ST. N.W.-Dorble room, large closet
and alcove: ami. gentlemen. 10.
6I9 5th ST. N.E.-2 Ink. rooms; porch; cleo
tricity. gas; call afte. pm. or Sunday.
l2Osh ST. NW.-Attractively furnished
single and double rooms. near bath: elec 81
448 II ST. Nw.-Two rooms. BATH electric
ity. hot water heat: Ink. 8e
1905 GA. AvE.-Large furnished room. next
to bath: all convenences.
1896 LANIER pI.ACE-IArge room, private
bath: reaidential home. Adams 1903.
eI0 10th W-Attractive front; plenty of
hot water: s15. FIR. 553s. Sc
118 TENNESSEE AVE. NE. NEAR Lincoln
parkl-Iarze. sunny front room 10.
106 sth st. n.w.-Furnished rooms. warm and
rlnan: reasonable. %
1889 QUINCY ST. N.w.-secondno floor room
for ladies Apply after pm. 3.
NEW BERNE. APT 81, 18th and Mass. ave
Nicely furnished room.
1907 l. ST = W.NSingle room In private fam
lily: h VIII; electricity. j.
1910 2Ist-Corner room for two; private fam
fly: moderate rental. 10'
BRUNSWICK. APT. S (l382 Eye st,J-single
room. next to bath; gentlemen. "
At II ST NW.-Two nicely furnished house
keeping rooms.
1909 ST. N.W.-One neatly furnished room;
gentleman. 5s
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COUNTRY BOARD.

PRIVATE FAMILY will board and give best
care to small child; rate, $25 per mo. Ad-
dress Box liz, Star ONCE.
for invalids, convalescents elderly patients;
also chronic cases. Maple Wood Farms. Silver
spring, Nd Telephone Sandy Spring 39-F2
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TABLE BOARD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

300 CONN AVE, CATHEDRAL INN
open. Table hote meals g.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21
Newest Adjunct to City Jail
Meets With Favor But
Some Dream of Freedom;
Food Excellent Plenty Of
Sunshine and Soothing
Breezes for City's Guests.

Tell the world the sun parlor looks
like home. sweet home TO US"
This exclamation came simultaneously
Saturday afternoon from seven girls
lounging in the main assembly room
of the clinic at the city Jail. Some
were knitting, others sewing, one en-
gagged in the common place occupation
of powdering her nose while still
another sat talking of the home she had
left. All had just come in from the
sun parlor where they had enjoyed
their afternoon sun bath. With one ex-
ception they seemed perfectly cOntended
one girl wanted to go home.
The sun parlor at the Jail clinic
came into the limelight recently when
il was brought out in court that city
officials had made this improvement
in order that the Jail might become a
more comfortable and hOmelike place
for the girls who are confined therein
under instructions from the city health
officer. Police officials were closely
questioned regarding the sun parlor
when it was mentioned it the courts
and questioned specifically regarding its
equipment. Was it an attractive place
and did the girls really make use of it.,
was one of the questions asked.
Is Most Pleasant Place.
Judging by their ordinations of ap-
prevail Saturday they do. The sun par
lor was INSPECTED before the girls were
asked for their opinion of it. 1t is in
reality a roof garden, as yet without
covering overhead. 1t is equipped with
chairs, benches table and two lawn
swings. 1t commands an excellent view
of the San Antonio river. At this time
of year, at least during the warm days,
it is a pleasant place to lounge in. In
cold. or very warm weather it possibly
would not be. But officials at the
police station have said that they ex-
pect to make still further improvements.
including providing awnings, palms and
canopy overhead.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21
READY FOR HIGH SCHOOL
Austin and r. X. Green Seventh.gradC
Pupils Are Graduated.

Graduation exercises were held a.
two of the graded schools last week
Numerous entertainments were giyer
in connection with the occasion.
The following program was given al
the Robert b. Green School by the
pupils of the high seventh grade who
we're promoted TO high school:
Concert recitation Of the Lord
prayer: opening chorus, Sing, Merry
Bird" by Choral Club; salutation, Ma
BILE Walker; piano solo, Janice New
ton; class prophecy, Marguerite Ihoma
son; piano solo, Elsie Nickel; class
will, Andrew Longaker; defamation,
Tom Pierce; chorus, Choral Club; the
American creed, concrt recitation !;
valedictory, Velma Brooks; address
Carl Newton; awarding Of certificates
by the principal, G. A. Arnold; gradua'
ton song. high seventh.
In memory of the graduating class
the Parent-Teacher Association placed
handsome wall clock in the high sew
Cnth room.
Those graduated we're: Lester Ar
ond. Everett Lloyd. Tom Pierce, Nelma
! Brooks, Elsie Luthy. Janice Newton,
BERTHE Phillips, Dorothy StrOhmeyer,
Mabel Wallscr, Raymond Brown, An
drew Longaker, Maurice Thorman'
Olive Langlois. Peachye Nelson. Elsie
Nickel. Lillian Ressel, Marguerite
Thomson and Georgia Stacy.
The following program was given at
the Stephen F. Austin School by the
pupils of the high seventh grade who
we're promoted to high school:
Recitation of the Lords Prayer ;
opening chorus. The Builders; words
of welcome. Lewis Cusick: defamation,
Alice Whit: anvil chorus" high sey-
cnth boys; presentation of clock, AL
fred Borchcrs; concert recitation; the
American creed: class will, Dan Al
gelt: class prophecy, Carrie Newton
valcdictOry. Thomas Kemp Anderson a;
address. Henry Lee Taylor; address.
W. ]. Knox: awarding of certificates
by the principal. c. A. Arnold: fare
well chorus, by the class; class teacher.
Miss Lydia Pagel.
Music was under direction of Miss
Olga SchOlz.
A farewell luncheon was given the
departing class and each one partici-
patpd in the tOast-making.
Those graduated were: Thomas
Kemp Anderson. Daniel Dan AlgeIt.
Ellis Byler Alfred Borchess. Ralph
Brown. Joseph Barajas, Lewis Cusick.
James Owen Edwards. Maria ]. Eli
zando. Lawrence Lindsey Fcarsons,
Jose Adolfo Flores. Carlos Gonzales,
William Noble F'lanchcy. Herman Law
renee Hagan Jr.. Alfredo Hernandez.
Alexander Ried Mimms. John Herbert
May. Louis Kaufman Nelson. Thomas
G. NcGuirr. Edward Frank SChelcher.
BENJAMIN +. Valfre Jr.. Charles Yer
non Ward. Robert Clark Warren,
Owen BurIo Yung. Eleanor d. Blunt.
Esther Leah Ditch. Eleanor Mary
Fritsch. Henrietta Grcenberg. Lavelle
Stubberfield. Carrie Newton. Sadie
Maris Hamilton and Alice White.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21
SAN ANTONIO WOMAN
AND WACO CARPENTER
CANNOT BE LOCATED
BIood-stained Car Found
With Windshield Shat
tered by Bullet.

Waco. Tex, Jan. 20. - Although
blo0dstains were found Spattered about
an automobile discovered late this aft
ernoOn, and the Windshield of the car
was shattered as if by a bullet. officers
investigating the mysterious disappear
ance Of w. f. Holt. AZ, Waco car
penter, and Mrs. Ethel Denniecamp, 81,
Of San Antonio, were disposed tonight
to disregard any murder theory.
Police are trying to obtain enough in
formation from relatives to determine L
theory.
Mrs. Denniecamp and Holt. both Of
whom are said to be Divorces. were last
seen at s o'clock Friday night, when
they left the woman's relatives, driving
off in Hollis automobile.
The car was found this afternoon
with blood spots and a bullet-broken
windshield.
Officers found Hollis cap in it. Mrs.
Craddock, sister of the missing woman,
said that an unknown person telephon-
ed here this morning that Holt had
been seen on the streets alone early
this morning.
Mrs. Craddock said the divorced hus-
band of. her sister. now missing, is en-
route from San Antonio.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21
Ritz Concert Was Enjoyable.

The Julien Paul Blitz. 'cellist with
Mrs. Blitz at the piano furnished one
of the outstanding musical evenings
of the season when he appeared in re
cital Tuesday evening at the Main
Avenue High School auditorium. Mr..
Blitz, artistic playing is too we'll known
to require much comment. Suffice il TO
say that he has never appeared to bet
ter advantage than he did last night
in the three difficult yet tuneful num-
bcrs on the program-namely "Naria-
tiOns on a Rocco Theme" (Tschai-
knwSkyl Symphonique Variations. :"
fBocllman) and Concerto in n Mir
ror." tSaint Saens). Preceding the sec
ond number Mr.. Blitz played portions
Of the work. showing the different
themes and Mrs. Blitz also played the
piano where the piano and cello have
two different melodies. The ensemble
playing was perfect from every angle.
and after insistent applause "ElegiP"
was played after the second number and
The Swan" (Saint Saens) after the
third.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21
Sun Parlor Maids Tell the
World They Like New Home

1t was Elizabeth Kyle who voiced
the home, sweet home" description of
the sun parlOr, six others Ginning in.
The others requested that their full
names be not used so they will be desig-
mated by their clinic" names.
THE sun parlor really is a delight
full place, we don't find it too hot,
nor do we get freckles from basking
in the sun. There is always a cool
breeze blowing and we enjoy getting out
in the fresh air." This from Billy"
brown-eycd, bobhaired and pretty.
I'm just crazy about the sun par
Tor, same as l am the rest of my sur
roundings here. We are well fed, well
taken care of and everything is
pleasant. OF course I'd rather be home
but since ! can't I'm content here.
This was Ruby speaking and despite her
expressions of contentmcnt she had a
far-away look in her eye.
Cupid" at first didn't want to talk.
Finally, however, she was coaxed to
give an expression.
I'm just like the rest, think its
fine here" A cupid's bow for mouth
evidently earned this slip of girl her
name.
She Ought TO BE Home"
Josie, though, minus the bob hair, mad
three children at home whom she
though she ought to be attending rather
than being in the clinic ward She
had gray eyes, and a wholesome coun-
try look about her.
You see | don't live in San An
tonic but in the country. | ought to
be home. The sun parlor. though and
everything else around the clinic is
fine"
Il like it fine as long as Mrs. Solcher
is with us. And oh, the meals" This
from "Blondy," who sometimes also is
called Country"
One small girl, she is only 10, ex-
tremely pretty and very timid, declined
to talk. She had had troubles at home,
the matron explained.
All. however, were loud in their praise
of Mrs. Solcher, matron or the clinic
ward who spends n great deal of her
time ministering to their wants.
And there also were five Spanish
girls, kept in another part of the clinic.
They, like the others expressed them
selves as thoroughly satisfied with their
surroundings.
And in still another part of the build
ing was Louise. colOrPd.
Vas sub, likes it here. but doan
you put my name in the paper"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21
FEDERAL OFFICERS
GET FOUR MEN AND
TWO CARS IN RAID
Watch Road Near Uualde
and Seize ESQ Bottles
of Liquor.

Starting their investigations from the
discovery of n small extract bottle, con-
tanning a fluid believed to be wood
alcohol, prohibition and customs agents
after several weeks of watchful wait
ing, seized go bottles OF liquor, a Buick
and a Ford automobile as well as max
ing four arrests near Uvalde, Friday
night, according TO information received
here. All four of the men arrested are
from San Antonio, and at least three Of
them have appeared at other times be-
for United States Commissioner r. L..
Edwards on complaints filed against
them alleging violations Of the national
prohibition laws.
According TO information received by
Ed Cotulla. Saturday afternoon, two
customs officers and n party of rangers
working on information obtained in
San Antonio, were watching the roads
in the vicinity of Uvalde, Friday even
ing or night, when two cars were stop
ped. One of the cars, it is known,
left San Antonio several days ago.
The four men were being taken TO
Del Rio Saturday afternoon, where
complaints charging transportation, pos
session and concealment of struggled
liquors will be filed before the United
States commissioner against them.
When Prohibition Agent Mckay
found the small bottle containing the
fluid believed to be wood alcohol in
the possession of Il man, whom the
agent believed knew of the operations
Of an alleged gang of bootleggers, he
questioned the man persistently for sew
eral days. In the course of time, the
agent, reported, the man let fall bits of
information that enabled the prohibi-
ton and customs officers to obtain def
mite information regarding the alleged
operations of the bootlegging gang.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21
Veterans Will Have Banquet.

At a meeting Of the Veterans OI
Foreign Wars. Sam Houston Post No
TG. held in the Army Y. NJ. c. A.
auditorium Friday night, a committed
was appointed to make arrangements
for a big banquet to be held February
>. The families of members will b.
invited. Another committee was ap
pointed to prepare a dance, which is
to be given in the near future, the pro-
coed of which will be used for the state
convention of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars to be held in San Antonio. The
meeting was held at Z 80 Friday night
and was one of the largest attended
since the organization of the lodge.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21
OBITUARY
Mrs. Emily c. Burgee.

Mrs. Emily G. Burgce. So years old,
died at her residence. Az Drexel
avenue. at > 80 Saturday afternoon.
She is survived by four daughters, Mrs.
NJ. A. Brown Of St. Louis. 20. Miss
NJ. Burgee and Mrs. +. J. Elsea, both of
San Antonio. and ST. Marie Odille OF
Spokane. Washington: three sons,
Henry ]. of Chicago. James Y. Of st.
louis, and Or. Wolfe Burgee Of Ere
donia. Kansas; ten grandchildren and
one sister. Mrs. S. 4. Sholer of st.
Louis. The funeral services will be
from the residenc. under the direction
of Porter Loring. the hour to be an
nouncPd later. Interment will be pri-
vate with no flowers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21
New Drilling Locations Made.

COrsicana, Tex. Jan. 2O.-Four new
drilling locations have been made since
Friday of this week, and material is on
the ground and actual work on two of
the derricks started Saturday. The new
locations are on the i. NJ. Warren tract
northwest sf the Burke well. 1t con-
sists of 220 acres of land. of which 12O
is leased by the Petroleum Producers
Association of Fort Worth.
TrapshoOter Reilly has leased 20
acres of the Fort Worth Association,
on the north side of the Warren tract
and work on the derrick is under way.
South of the Reilly derrick is a loca-
ton of the Fort Worth Company, whose
lease lies westward to Chambers creek.
Lumber and other material has been
unloaded at this location and the der
rick has ben started.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21

Mrs. J. BA Baker. and Harriet Baker,
Emporia.
Louisiana l.. II. Esan. Shreveport, and
W. A. Handler, Shreveport.
Oklahoma: +. 4. Boyd. Durant; d. L.
berger and daughter. Blackwel; Mrs. Ed
G. Klein and Mrs. T. A. Sorrells, Oklahoma
City, and Edna Keeling. Tulsa.
Texas: Mrs L. d. overall, Franklin
Miss Anna Story. Dallas; II. Goldgerg,
Mexia Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Townsend; ID. T.
Bolin. Mount Vernon, and d. Spencer,
Edna.
California: H w. Shells, Sacramento.
Canada: n. w. Bole. MoRtreall; Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Dyer, Saskatoon.
Mexico: Mrs. L. z. Goddard. Mexico
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21
MEXIA, WITH NEW
COMPETITIONS, is
WEEKS SENSATION
Wells Drilled Into Deeper
Sand Are Produc-
ing Heavily.

Mexia, Tex, Jan. 20.-Three new
compilations at Currie, with combined
output of nearly 5000 barrels daily, fur.
nished the sensation of the week in the
Central Teas oil fields. The new pro
ducers are Cosden Company's j. V
Bounds No. 1, 5000 barrels, from the
deeper said around 300 feet; Snowdeu
and McSweeney's LOngbottom No. 6
700 barrels, and the Brothers Oil Com
pany, L. W. Bounds No. i, 500 bar
relS.
A number of other wells are now
drilling at Currie, including two by
the Humphreys Company and one by
Il. ]. Hughes Developing Company.
The Texas Company Straughton No.
> in the Mexia field, is now making con-
siderable oil from the deeper sand
around 1900 feet and looks like a good
producer. Some think it may make as
much as 5000 barrels. This will make
the third well in Mexia to find good
production in the deep sand.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21
Chicago Man to Lecture.

Prof. Otto Won Bourg, of Chicago
will lecture at the New Home Beet
hoven. 422 Pericda stree. Sunday even,
ing at 40 on DO We Remember:
Professor Won Bourg is a scholar of
science and metaphysics and is en-
dorsed by the greatest scientists of the
day. He will teach classes on soul
embodiment. concentration and the laws
governing mcdiumship while in San An
tonic.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21
Profits OH Poultry.

San Angelo, Tex. Jan. 2O.-Profits in
poultry raising in the Concho country
were again emphasized during the week
end. when two carloads Of turkeys and
chickens were sold through the Tom
Green county farm bureau at the fol.
lowing prices: Seventeen cents n mound
for hens. 20 cents for fryprs. Z cent
for old ronstors. and - cents for turkcv
hens eight pounds and over and toms"
twelve pounds and M.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21
Charge Theft Of Sealed Goods.

Alleging theft from shipment OF
government goods enroute from Fort
Sam Houston TO Fort Brown, at
Brownsville. Tex, a complaint has
been filed with the United States Com
missioner at Corpus Christi against
two Mexicans charging them with
burglary and theft of government goods
under seal. The shipment contained
canned goods and tobacco. The two
Mexicans we're arrested BY the sheriff
at Beeville who notified the bureau of
investigation at San Antonio Of the
alleged theft. A Department OF JUS
tice agent was sent TO the lower coun-
try TO investigate the case.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21
ANSWERS A CHARGE
turns From California and Appears
Before Commissioner.

L,JS.ring that a complaint had been
Ia against him last June, charging
b with possession and manufacture
liquor, George II. Sterne. who has
burned to San Antonio from Cali
|rnia. appeared before United States
|mmissioner r. /. Edwards, Satur-
Is. Preliminary examination was
lived and bond was fixed at $500.
William II. Halliburton waived pre-
binary examination to the charge of
session and sale and his bond was
ed at $500.
Charges of conspiracy to possess and
possession of liquor were filed
ainst Arthur SculL He waived pre-
binary examination and was, placed
der $1,000 bond. The other party or
rites to the alleged conspiracy. have
\ vet been placed under arrest.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21
Sherman Given BaiI-Fred Sborm,

Sherman Given Bail-Fred Sherman.
charged by indictment with the killing
Of ]. ]. Leduc in the 400 block on
Durango street last December. was al
lowed bail in the sum of $4,000, follow
ing a habeas corpus hearing before
Judge W. s. Anderson in the Thirty
seventh District Court Saturday after
noon. Up TO late Saturday afternoon
Sherman had not furnished bail and was
still confined in the Bexar county Jail.
Sherman was granted bail before in.
dictment but also failed to furnish it
and has been confined in Jail since the
killing of LeduC.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21

Oak Chunks, 5000 cord. Mesquite
chunks, $3.50 cord, delivered. Phone
CIR. 43l0. CAdv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21

Fire Damage S1OO-Fire caused 500
damage to a garage and servant quar-,
ters in the rear Of the home of l. V.
Howell 202 King William street, al
S 10 Saturday morning. Fire broke out
between the ceiling and roof of the
structure and. it is reported, was
probably due to a defective stove pipe