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Presbyterian

Pine Street Presbyterian Church. south
Pine and Omaha streets; A. III. p Me-
Curdy. pastor. sermon. ''pistinetivs
Principles OF Professionalism at II O'Clock
and Judgment Time. Place and Cir
cumstances" at s o'clock; Sabbath
school at $3.50 and Endeavor Society at
Z O'Clock: prayer meeting, Wednesday,
First United Presbyterian Church. og-
den and East Locust streets; Rev. s.
G. Huey' pastor Sabbath school as
Ss T. Mckee Zee: r5 qPsrintsndshs;
World" at IL o'clock; Christian Endeav-
or at Z o'clock. ana at o'clock. Mrs.
!. NJ. Parr. who attended the women's
will bring The Message of the Conven-
ton"
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Garden and King william streets: Rev.
school at $3.50. H. NJ. Smith. sGperiftend-
emit; preaching at IL o'clock and o'clock
BY Rev. George 3. Strickler: Christian
Endeavor. sections; Junior at II. seniors
at o'clock: mid-week prayer services
Wednesday at o'clock.
West End Presbyterian Church. -Zar>
5amora street and Waveriy avenue: Do
II. Nirkpatr.ek. pastor sunday school
tendent; preaching at i0:45 ana 8
o'clock; subject in morning Faith and
Physical Heallns" and in afternoon
Madison Square Presbyterian Church.
Asher Harlan Brand, minister. sunday
school. s:30; morning Worship at IA.
junior Christian Endeavor at $50; SEN
Tor Christian Endeavor. $50; higi
school Christian Endeavor at :; inter-
mediate Christian Endeavor et ! and
evening worship in open air with two
theme Industrial Paradise" and Christ
at the Door in the evening.
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian
Church. Denver boulevard and South
sunday school at e:4S. L. II. Trick sup
erintendent Junior Christian Endeavor
at o'clock; senior and intermediateNac
6;i5: morning worship at IL O'Clock ana
evening services at S o'clock: both serv-<
ices will he conducted by the pastor.
Glvens Street Presbyterian church,
Givens street, one block north OF Prulsr
avenue on Midway. Sunday school at
morning service; evening service at
o'clock: Christian Endeavor at o'clecks
Bible study class Wednesday evening sc
1870 o'clock followed by mid-weeS prayer
meeting.
Crcsthoime Presbyterian Church. Her
mitage court. three blocks east of south
Press street. SUNDAY school at 9:iSs
morning services ut IL o'clock; no eve-
Utica Presbyterian Church. 4Mesr
woodlawu at Michigan; Chaplain y
Stuart Penrce. pastor sunday schools
$50: the pastor will preach at IL and Z.
senior Christian Endeavor Societies VIII
meet At Z o'clock: prayer meeting We'd
nesday az o'clock.
Prospect Hill Presbyterian Church, efef
Buena vista street; G. NJ. Deltnger.
nas;or. Sunday school. Gas. NJ. J.
Church. superintendent; preaching. III
O'Clock by the pastor; at $ O'Clock by
Rev. ]. q. NJ. Ramsey of commsrce.
Tex; Christian Endeavor. 6;i5. Mrs. j.
f. Harris. superintendent; prayer services
wednesday at o'clock.
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Creager Still Stands Best
Chance Of Becoming
Ambassador.
OREGON Is PLEASED
Great Step Taken in Coun-
try's Progress, He
Declares.
BY the Associated Press.

Washington. ID. C.. Sept. 1.-Recog-
milton of the Obregon government by
Great Britain, France. and Belgium
is expected as an early consequence
Of the formal resumption of diplomatic
relations by the United States and
Mexico.
The selection of an ambassador TO
Mexico. TO which President Coolidge
and Secretary Hughes are known to
have given some attention, probably
will be made before the end Of this
month. 1t is regarded as probable in
official circles here that the post will
go to II. B. Creager of Brownsville.
Texas, known TO have been the choice
of President Harding, and whose re-
cent conference with President Cool
idge is said to have resulted in a fav-
orable consideration of his name by
the present Chief Executive.
Meanwhile the conduct Of diplomats
affairs between the countries will be
carried on through their accredited
charges ,'affaires. Instructions II
George T. Summerlin. the American
charge at Mexico City. to present his
credentials to the Mexican foreign of
flee are expected to 90 forward from
the State Department in day or two.
and similar instructions are expected
momentarily by Manuel c. Teller.
charge of the Mexican embassy here.
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Episcopal

ST. Marks Episcopal. Travis PARK; Rev
6. Arthur Huston, rector. Holy com
munion at 1850; church school at s;ao
holy communion and address at II: Eel,
iowship League at 9; evening prayer and
address at 7:90 and Friday holy eormun-
ion at 10 o'clock. -.
81. Lukes Episcopal Church. West
Houston and Chupaderus streets; Rev.
Jay Scott Budlong. rector. Morning
PRAYER ana estmon at o'clock and
church school at 10 s'eiock. No evening
services. -.
ana North Cherry streets: Rev. Jay scott
BudIonu, rector. Church school, $3.50
o'ciock, rnd holy eucharist and ser1mos at
Il o'clock: no evening services.
st. Pauls Memorial Church. willow
and Gra.son streets Rev. Claude r..
vicar Fourteenth SUNDAY
a ter Trinity. ohiidren's service at 9:a0
and morning prayer and sermon AZ II
o'clock. Morning service topic by the
vicar. "fnrratitude."
Christ Church. Russell ana Peiknan;
Rev. L. u. Richards. rector Morning
prayer and sermon by Bishop Johnston
at II o'clock.
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FAIL IN PLOT
TO SAW BARS
AND ESCAPE
Suspected Yegs Detected
While Cutting Bar
to Cell.
NOISE IS HEARD
Bold Daylight Effort to
Escape Is Unsuc-
cessful.
NOISE is HEARD

Held as a suspect in connection
with the recent robbery of six safes
in San Antonio q 30-year-old white
man, was frustrated in daring es-
cape from the city Jail late Friday
afternoon.
He was detected saving his way
through the steel bars of his cell with
q hack saw. The saw had been broken
into three pieces. one long piece and
two smaller pieces.
Whether he had the saw concealed
in his clothing or shoes when arrested
or whether it was slipped to him after
confinement has not been determined
He had just started work and had
sawed only small place in one of the
steel cross bars when the noise of steel
against steel attracted guards.
The man was confined in eel
apart from other prisoners. The bal
attacked by the saw was at the tor
of the cell. Once outside of this com
partment, the prisoner would have. il
is believed. entered the open doorway
to the jailer's office. A powerful. rug
ged fellow, officers do not believe he
would have hesitated to have attacked
the guard on duty, after which his
dash to liberty would have been BY
way of the fire escape at the rear
wall of the central police headquar.
tiers.
Held Under Guard.
The suspects is now confined in q
cell and under close guard.
The man was arrested by Police
Chief Van Ripper, Captain Street and
Owen w. Kilday, finger print exper,
and superintendent of the detectives
bureau Of criminal Identification last
Sunday night. He was taken as the
probable wrecker Of three safes in the
office Of B. G. Irish, realty dealer,
which Melted in excess of $1,000 in cur
rency and checks, the safe in the Of
flee of the Packing House market, OF
East Commerce street, which yielded
over $3.50 and a number of other
safes from which smaller amounts
were stolen.
The prisoner has many aliases and
has been arrested on charges Of safe
cracking and served terms on such
charges ut various places in southern
United States, police claim. He is ac'
credited with having developed the
method Of "safe busting" by use of q
sledge hammer and steel punch. using
the latter to drop the tumblers after
the combination knob was knocked off
The method, detectives say. has prac-
tically put the use of nitro glycerine
out of commission in safe robberies.
Has q Police Record.
Records tend to show the prisoner
escaped last July, while awaiting
transfer from the Baton Rouge Jail
to New Orleans authorities. Records
also state he is wanted by federal au-
thorities for postoffice safe robberies
at CARAT and Rusk, Texas. He also
has records. it is claimed, at Fort
Worth, Dallas and Waco.
The prisoner has refused TO divulge
information that would tend to con-
meet him with the local robberies. II
is probable he will be transferred 10
some Texas city where indictments
against him are reported to have been
returned.
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LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES.
COTT TO LESLIE PRESCOTT

Dear little Marquise. you will UNI
derstand the first part of this be-
cause you are flirtatious and your
lover liked it. but probably you knew
nothin gabout the last for l presume
you never married.
But l understood it and under
stood more about Ruth Ellington
than she told me. Just as we were
talking ] saw a man enter the ten
place and look over to her with n
wide smile.
She, however. never batted an eve
at him as she gave him cold little
bow.
Who is that I asked as casually
as possible.
"Oh," she answered with just u
little catch in her breath, ats just a
man who always wants TO love ill.,
stead Of worship"
l looked at him again. He returned
my glance with almost the same
carressing look that he had bestowed
upon Ruth. Again / turned my face
toward Ruth. She was smiling.
"There ore some men, Leslie, who
fall in love with the species rather
than the individual. Walter Burke
is one of those men. Shall I bring
him over and introduce him TO you?
"He will give you what the young
people nowadays call thrill with his
compliments. Even l had almost be-
come interested in him, but today l
think / am cured"
Once more Ruth Ellington entered
into her shell and although Walter
Burke sauntered OYER to our table,
she still remained in icy isolation.
Mr.. Burke rallied her gaily upor
her quietness and seemed TO find it
an excuse to shower attentions upon
me. 1 could not tell If lie were
piQued or not.
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Christian

Christian church, South blackberry and
Mebane streets Sunday school at 10
o'clock: preaching at o'clock and Ri
bic study Thursday at o'clock. Joseph
c. Ball. minister.
Prospect Hill Christian Church, North
Sabinas and West Travis. streets Biole
school s:t5 o'clock, morning service at II
O'Clock: evening service at o'clock.
Lawrence Williams. minister.
Central Christian church. Main and
San Pedro avenues: Hugh Mcclellan. min
lister. Services Sunday at IL and S
o'clock: sunday school at $3.50 and Chris
tian 'Endeavor at o'clock. Sermon topic
in tho morning. Forgiveness" and In
tho evening. Idea of God"
South Side Christian Church, Dunning
and South Presa streets Prayer meet
ing at o'clock Wednesday evening: b.
HE school SUNDAY morning ut $3.50;
church services 1890: evening services at
o'clock: Christian Endeavor o'clock.
Patrick Henry. minister.
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four fast rounds. These shiftv 100
Founders put up a good exhibition of
scientific fighting. BledsOe damaged
Cox some in the third round but Phil
used his left to advantage and piled
up enough points TO entitle him to
the draw the judges awarded.
The curtainraiser was one of those
short. but sweet. affairs. After one
minute of dancing and feinting.
Jimmy Best buried his right glove
deep into Young Rocky Kansas midi
riff. which dropped him for the count
of ten-and then some.
The second preliminary lasted long
or and gave the fans OCCASION for more
hilarity than the first bout. Two
man-mountnins. Battling Spence and
Fix En- Up Davis. whose total bulk
would easily approach the 4O0-pound
mark. essayed 10 pound each other
into submissiveness. the honors going
10 Spence after two minutes Of the
third round had passed. The big
fellows numbered back and forth.
swinging and pushing. while the
ring eroaned and creaked under their
weight. Spence floored Davis twice
in the second round and in the third
session tore out OF his corner and
finished the Job with a few well-aim-
cd socks on his opponents jaw.
frankie Mcfarland. who has just
returned from successful fighting
tour of Mexico. and Sergeant Burke
were introduced MS probable par
Elephants in the next Elks' boxing
show.
The bouts were refereed by Major
Wilson c. Won Kessler and a musi-
cal program before the show by the
Manhattan Orchestra was an enjoy
able feature.
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"My dear Mrs. Prescott" he said,
Il can now understand why Jack
has not invited me 10 call upon you,
You are too fascinating TO be left
at large"
That's not the reason" broke in
Ruth Ellington quickly. at is be-
cause he knows. Walter. that you are
notorious flirt, particularly with
pretty married women. He does not
want his wife TO share any of the
gossip for which you are notorious.
"You never can get over the fish
ing for the exquisite pleasure OF see
ing interest for you rise in a woman s
eyes. You are great sinner, Walt,
in that direction
"Don't you think. Ruthie," he
asked, "that a man can sin a little
bit and still return TO being good
again."
at IS according to what he thinks
are little sins. i do not think that
any man who, for the deliberate fos-
tering of his vanity, makes more ~
less love to every married woman he
meets, is small sinner.
"Most men. you know. cannot dis
tinguish between great passion and
n small desire"
Good Lord Ruth. What has como
over you:" Walter Burke asked in
surprise. ave always said that YOU
were the kind of girl who woull
never take anything seriously. Have
you no sympathy at all for a man
who has red blood in his veins. n love
of beauty in his eyes and spirit OF
fun in his heart?
"Must we all he Sir Galahads 10
reach your ideals? Certainly you
haven't married one. Look" .
We turned toward the door TO find
Mr.. Ellington coming in with a very
pretty and vivaciOus woman.
TOMORROW - The secret letter
continued--A future pal.
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BANKRUPTCY SALES

In the Matter OF
]. e. Winters (Alkemeyer's) } No. 97i
Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy.
Notice Is Hereby Given:
That on Tuesday. September I. 1929,
at 10 A. NJ. the trustee will offer fo-
sale at public auction in bulk for cash
TO the highest bidder, free from. liens
and subject to confirmation by this
court ali the stock of hats wells, trim
mings. etc. and all fixtures belonging
TO the above estate located at Ill Alamo
be inspected upon application TO the
undersigned. Certified check must be de
posted with trustee before prospective
purchasers are permitted to bid. For
further information apply 10.
NJ COPPARD, Trustee,
si4 Alamo National Bank Bldg,
San Antonio. Tex.
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Nazarene

First Church Of the Na1arene. sardo-
val and North Colorado streets. Rev. T
W. sharp. pastor: J. W. Moore. sunday
school superintendent; Q. L. kunkle-
man. director OF music. Sunday school
teacher train nE at O'clock: y. Y. =. :
at O'Clock; prayer meeting, wednesday.
nj 6elock.
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Christian Science

First Church OF Christ. Scientist, FIN
street and Avenue n. Sunday services at
II O'Clock and 4 o'clock. subject. "Chrlsi
Jesus" Sunday school at e;3O Testl-
monial meeting Wednesday ut s o'clock.
Reading room. III Maverick building'
open week days from a, m. TO p m
sundays from to o'clock.
Second Church Of Christ. scientist. Wo-
mans Club. 201 Camden street. sunday
services at II o'clock subject. Christ
Jesus" Sunday school $3.50 and testi-
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Church of Christ

church of Christ. tO1 Porter street
Fov l.. wallace Sr minister. Bible study
9:45; preaching at IL and o'clock. Re-
vial meeting begins Sunday. september
. 70 be conducted by Evangelist u. w.
peaeon Hili Church OF Christ Bible
study s:l5. children's drill o'clock;
prea ching at II and o'clock: com
inunlon after the sermon. T. w. Phil
lips minister. -,
Grove avenue W. d. Bills. minister. 81
hla school at a:t5. preaching at IL and
S o'clock. Bible study at o'clock wed
ncsdRy.
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Y. M. {. A.

Rev. J. f. Pedrlck. pastor o. San
Fernando Christian Church. VIII be the
speaker 81 the fellowship lunch and
vespsr service TO be held On the. y. ".
c A.. al Avenue +. sunday ut s;tS;
song service At this hour is 20 ne ied ~
q. W. Hardy! Heroes or Cowards' =
10 ne the topic Of Rev. Pedrieks adj
dress: Fellowship lunch and Bible
study led ny L. c. Van Ness. has been
fdr Tuesday a. sAs ocloeS
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Congregational

First CONGREGATIONAL Church South
Presa and Carolina streets. Rev. NJ. O.
Lambly. minister Church school. 9:i5
public service and sermon. Industrial
Problems IN the Light OF brotherhood
al II o'clock: col. q. VI. Russell soloist :;
Christian Endeavor, o'clock. No even
ing services
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Evangelical

Friedens' Evangellcal Church. Main
avenue and East Elmira streets Rev.
Joseph Poisier. pastor. sunday school
at s:i5 with an adult Bible class ct the
same hour: German services AZ 1899; no
evening services: choir rehearsal Tues
day evening; church council meets We'd
nosday evening AZ o'clock In the sun
day school room; ladies AID Society
meets Thursday afternoon at o'clock
In the Sunday school room.
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Woman Hit By Car.-Mrs. Minnie

Woman Hit By Car.-Mrs. Minnie
Wilt. 1924 Avenue r. was thrown
from her buggy and injured when the
vehicle was struck by an AUTOMOBILES,
at s o'clock Friday night. at Austin
and Tenth streets. She was taken
to the Robert b. Green Memorial
hospital in the police ambulance for
treatment of body bruises and q
severe scalp wound. Her little daugh-
ter, Minnie. also thrown from the
vehicle escaped injury. The identity
of the driver Of the automobile. ac-
cording to the police. has not been
ascertained. He is said TO lEve
stopped after the accident, assisted
the injured woman TO the sidewalk
and then drove away.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01

IT'S that your daughter singing?"
asked Jones.
"It is" said Smith. proudly. what do
you think OF her execution"
"Oh, II isn't as bad as that" put In
Jones. but ia be in favor OF six months
solitary. ''-Richmond Times-Dispatch.
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Plumbing and Electric Work.
Kirkwood and Wharton. Crockett GAL.
--(Adv.)
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Missionary Alliance

The Children's Alliance chapel. I.s
Parsons street. Sunday school az .
O'Clock: Thursday Bible study at 4
o'clock: Friday at 4 o'clock children's
meetings, Mrs. Martha kier, supsrin-
tendent.
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Mormon Church

Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day
Saints. Regular sunday school held at
10 o'clock and preaching services at s
o'clock in W. o. W. Hall. Sss East lfous-
ton street. Everyone cordially invited
TO attend. No collections.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01

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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Dance. W. o. w. hall. Saturday
night, September /, by degree team
No. 80. A good time for all. Willett's
orchestra.--(Adv.)
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Unity Society

Sunday services and Sunday school at
IL o'clock: class studies. Friday - .
o'clock and Wednesday at O'Clock !;
reading room open daily: all welcomed
5ii ST. Mary's street.
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Slightly Hurt BY Car.-Juan
Alvarez. sos South Frio street. was
knocked down by an automobile
while walking across the street in
the 100 block West Commerce street
at 30 Friday night. He was not
badly injured. The ear. police ne
port. was operated by Frank Aids
Jr.. 2001 Culebra road. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THE BUSINESS FORMERLY CON
Quoted by Lee Jong and Wong Pan,
located at 121 Buena Vista street. undo :
the firm name OF Lee Chong Company
has been purchased by Lee Mon Fong
who will continue TO operate the same
under the trade name OF Chong Tuck
Company. He has assumed all debts OF
said business and all accounts payable
10 said business will he collected by him.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01

Make your own plumbing repairs.
We will sell you the supplies. Open
Shop Plumbing Co.. Inc, 20S Losoya
St.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01

Who's a block from high prices?
Riebe Jewelry Store, 306 Main Ave.
lady }
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01

"Hooover Vacuum Cleaners and
electric Washing Machines. Kirk
wood & Wharton. Or. GAL. "-tAdv.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01

Swastika fancy lump coal. Clean,
no dust or slate. Satisfactory. Ira
Perry Coal Co.. Tr. 1907. CIR. 323.
Tr. 464.-(Adv)
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Notice TO Public - Plumbers are
now charging 81 per hour for repair
work. Our rate is $3.50 per hour.
Open Shop Plumbing Co, Inc, Travis
4220.-(Ady.)
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Ice cold melons at ice plant, Caro-
lima street and s. p. tracks, Adv
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01

1000 Linen and Ripple letter heasd
-20-pound stock $40 cash at Dull
nigs.-(Adv.)
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Anthracite Egg and Nut Coal. Ira
Perry Coal Co. Tr. 46i, Or. 3223. III
7197.-(Adv.)
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NOTICE

on account of Labor Day falling on
Monday. September 3. all garbage coll
lection viii be made By the city or
Sunday september z.
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Moving Pictures (Big Features,
shown free. Changed nightly. Wood
lawn Lake. Adv
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
rHREE-I LEAGUE.

fridays Results.
st. Paul. G.: MINNEAPOLIS, 5.
One game scheduled.
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OBITUARY
Carlos II. Cbesher.

Carlos K. Chcsher. two years old,
died at local hospital at 3 30 o'clock
Saturday morning. He is survived
by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. X.
Chesher, 100 Redondo street: two
brothers. Reed and Walton, and sis
ter. Minnie Tom Chesher. The fu-
neral will be held at o'clock Sunday
Mt 2114 Ruiz street. Rev. T. c. Long
officiating. Interment will be in Mis-
sion Burial Park. Pallbearers will be
Alex Pitts. Claude Vaughn, Dave Rob-
erts and V. Stokes.
fiagy h McCollum, Undertakers
Quick ambulance service. Crockett
104. Lady assistant Lt all hours
(Adv.)
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Dance Music. Phone WOo..swn 131
Pavelka Alamo Five.--(Adv.)
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Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery. not
graveyard, a beautiful. well kept
burial park. Crockett 16SS.-(Adv.)
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Big Dance at Adkins Sunday. Sept.
.. Homen's Novelty Orchestra -
(Adv.)
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Moline. $40: Rockford. 0-s.
Decatur. 3: Dnnville. .. 90 inhings).
Peoria. 10; bloomington. 4.
Terre Haute. 10; Evansville. Z.
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HATTEIS

PANAMA HATS CLEANED AND
blocked, 75c. We call for and deliver
124 w. Houston ST. CT. s<ts.
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Spot dance at IIelotes Saturday
night. Eve ybody invited. Fuller
pep orchestra. - Adv.)
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Guns rented. exchanged and repair
cd. Potchernick 211 st. Mary's ST.
--(Adv.)
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Dance starts Mt 8 p. m. tonight
WoOdlawn Lake. Free moving pic
tures.-(Adv.(