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Evening star., 1923-10-15

NEAR THB END Oh 14th ST. CAR LINE
A very desirable two-story and attic brick
home Of seven rooms and bath, four bedrooms;
house thoroughly modern. large porches. Price,
S1i 500; terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-b15-5i8 BOND BLDG,
14th and y. Y. Ave. Main AZ.
Evening star., 1923-10-15
HOME BUYERS
NOW IS THE TIME TO
nIrN NnI-D unAIE

HOME BUYERS
NOW is THE TIME TO
BUY YOUR HOME.
We have one that is VACANT
and immediate possession can
be given. 1T is excellently To-
Gated northeast. The house con-
tains seven large rooms and bath
q bedrooms). There is electric
light. with brand-new fixtures.
1t has just been newly papered
and painted throughout.
1t will pay you to inspect this
home before buying. The terms
are exceptionally attractive. The
price is only $6,S5o.
FOR FURTHER INFoRMATIoN-sEE
7. DALLAS GRADY,
Fl. 3D. MARYLAND BLDG,
14I0 II st. NV.
Main 727.
JrST ONE-HALF BLOCK FROM l4th ST., IN
Columbia Heights, a three story and cellar
home of twelve large we'll arranged rooms:
het-water heat. electric lights; built-in garage.
Price. $13, 900; terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
bi4-515.5l8 BOND BLDG,
1Ath and NJ Y. Ave. Main AZ.
Evening star., 1923-10-15

FOR SALE-COLORED.
NEW HOUSES.
10 built, 9 sold, only left !;
244o-245S Ontario road n.w.; six
large rooms, two tile baths and
shower, built-in tub; breakfast
and inclosed sleeping porches +;
large pantry with built-in refrig-
orator; excellent location. Price
and terms most reasonable. In
spection is all we ask. Salesman
on the premises daily and Sum
day until 9 pm.
PRICE & LURIA. ger 18th St.
Phone Main 342.
Evening star., 1923-10-15
NoRTHEAsT-s8,1o5, TERMS.

NORTHEAST-$81o5, TERMS
In Of the mos ard
O pon saton tn q
PETWORTH-$12y5OO TERMS
widc
heat noR a
immediate
q i
CHEVY CHASE-$14,250 TERMS.
of
await
BLOOMINGDALE-S7250 TERMS
Of
pace for rage y is q larger home eSeouI
NORTHEAST-$o550, EASY TERMS
the
BRIGHTWOOD PARK-S8O0O, TERMS.
8 n o
u CARA
o1S 18th Main
MORRIS CAFR1Tz COMPANY, INC.
Street. 6l7
Evening star., 1923-10-15
CHEVY CHASE.
SII.ZsO.

SI,75o.
An opportunity to purchase California
type semi-bungsIow house on terms 1000
cnsh. very cozy appealing home. Seven
excellent rooms q bedroomsI: tile bath: liy-
ing room with stone fireplace: hardwood
floors; large pantry; ample closet space: wide
front porch; hot-wster heat: electric lights;
garage Wonderful lot s0x120; shruhbery,
fowers, etc. Vacant. Ready for occupancy.
$4,000.
4 new and conveniently situated detached
house in one Of the best squares of Chevy
Chase only one block of Conn. ave. Dutch
colonial type; large front porch: living room
with brick fireplace; dining room; pantry:
kitchen; cloak closet. Second floor, four bright
bedrooms; tile bath: attic. This house con-
taius numerous features. Hardwood floors and
modern improvements. Lot Is 80 feet deep
with several oak trees and large oak grove
Just in rear of house. Easy terms.
Evening star., 1923-10-15

Nh. oath AND N SITS. Nw.-Pos-
session: newly decorated: Cir. and b.
col. brick: deep lot to wide alley:
"giye away" at 1880. on small cash
payment; balance like rent.
HOBART ST. EAST GA. AVE-, Ar.
colonial brick; possession. Price low
on cash payment 5000: balance $3.50
per mo-. inc. all interest and pay
ments.
For bargains in city aud suburban
property, priced from So. $50 upwards,
an easy terms, see us. Also large
list Of homes for colored on easy
payment plan.
n. E. RYON CO., Inc,
Main 1897. 1423 st.
Evening star., 1923-10-15
FOR SALE--H0USES.
CouttumoA
BOSS & PHELPS,
REALTORS.
CLEVELAND PARK.

$12,750.
4 comparatively new detached Dutch COL
oDial type home where owner is very anxious
to sell. Large living with open fire.
place; three bedrooms: tile bath: solid oak
floors; pOrches; several added features; hot
water heat; electric lights; excellent lot to
alley. Very reasonable terms.
$4,000.
A new corner house of brick construction
Best quality materials and workmanship
throughout; lot 50x100; paved alley. There
are six large, bright rooms; tile bath: 'un-
usually large breakfast and sleeping porches
entirely screened: solid oak floors through
throughout; hot-water heat; electric lights;
large buiit-in hreproof garage. very at
tractiye home property and that be
purchased on reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1923-10-15
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

pa, 500.
A tapestry brick bedroom house in this
exclusive residential locality is seldom offered
for sale. We urge your prompt inspection Of
this splendid home property. Living room
contains open fireplace; dining room: pantry
and kitchen; breakfast and sleeping porches;
hotwater heat: electric lights. Entire house
in perfect condition.
$I6,75o.
4 large and handsome appearing three story
pressed brick dwelling Ideally situated as
home high-clsss boarding or rooming house
Former home OF a prominent senator. This
property contains IA large rooms (eisht bed
rooms): three baths; maids room; large pan
try; porches: hardwood floors; several
open hreplaces; large closets; hot-vater heat;
electric lights. Splendid condition throus hout.
Room for garage. Price has just been reduced
be sold Immediately. Easy terms.
nIIEY nc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-20
BERLIN DOPE
EVIL GROWING
Cocaine King Spreading Net
in Germany

BERLIN. Feb. so.-oermany has a
sinister X. k. X.
In this case. tho cryptic symbols
stand not for an institution. but for
a man--''Kari dor Kokain Koenlg'
(Rnri tho cocaine hng).
Tho heart OF tho ever-ErowinE CO.
caino trade In tho larger German
cities Is this X. X. X. He has pod.
dlcrs scattered all about. and cocaine
IL about as easy to buy aA either dry
or wet goods.
In Berlin. his agents work chiefly
thru several larger cafes. known as
cocaine deua," but the SNOW" can
also DO purchased on tho street The
sign OF the cocaine buyer is 10 walk
slowly along ono OF tho streets In
tho cocaine peddlor's territory, and
hold handkerchief n rather long
time to the nose. Soon a man APP
pears with tho deaired package
But 10 tho froquentcrs OF tho CO.
caine dcnu. Il 10 matter Of no dif-
ficulty to get the drug. The walters
have Il copioudy Some drug stores
do an Illicit business In coke" but
arc In danger Of being closed per-
mancntly II they are found out
Cocaine and morphine using II on
the increase In Germany. especially
in Berlin.
II is no uncommon sight 70 SOC mon
and women produce little silver boxes
OF cocaine in n fashionable restau-
rant and deliberately take sniff,
Schoolgirls and physicians look
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-20
HOW The SAXONS
CLUNG TOOLD WORDS
Norman Invasion Enriched English
But Couldn't Dlsplacc II

You % course remember. how IN
''lvanhoe." SCOTS great novel. Wan.
ha. the saxon clown. compares tho
names for live animals'and dressed
meats. Thus "ox." steer" and
cow were Saxon names. But
beef was herman, "calf." sheep. 4"
Swine" and deer" were the ant.
mails tended by the Saxon hind. but
when put on the table for his Nor.
man master. became veal ''mut-
ton. pork" and "venison." The
ono flesh that decked tho table Of
the peasant. bacon. was tho only
meat that retained It's Saxon name.
In The New Universities Diction-
ary which we are distributing. prae-
ticaIly as a gift 20 our readers. Is a
series OF articles on the growth and
use % English. This Is TO be had IN
no other dictionary. and Is as fasoi-
mating as a chapter from n novel.
Our wonderful coupon offer Is print.
ed elsewhere IN this paper, and
every reader should seize the oppor.
tunity TO acquire useful and val.
liable book almost free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-20

LONDON. Feb. s0.--A trial divorce
lasting three years was succcssful In
rcuniting Mr.. and Mrs A. c, Thomp-
son, They arc now living happily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-20
Dog Dies of
Broken Heart

TRENTON. N. j.. Feb 2o.--Don. a
black retriever. IL said to have died
OF grief over tho death Of his little
mistress, Muriel perkinN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-20
Edith Haynes Thompson
by ALICE ROBE

ny hshtN
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-If your
aged grandmother wires you TO meet
her at the station Mt the very hour
you are scheduled 70 have your up
pendix removed
II you've just arrived bag and bag.
gage from Europe and land job
that prevents you even unpaoklng
your trunks
II you have to give. all OF o sud.
den, a swaggcr luncheon and don't
know how to 20 about it,
II you've split ink on an Oriental
rug
II you have a green maid you
want trained
Tf-well--a thousand lfs--but what
are you going TO do instead OF having
nervous prostrntlon?
why just call on the Bureau Of
Personal Service, OF course.
The Bureau OF Personal Service
was originated and developed by
Mrs. Edith Haynes Thompson, for.
NOR Red Cross worker. Associated
with her " her sistcrinlaw. Mrs.
Clair Thompson.
II first realized the need OF such
q Personal service Bureau" says tho
founder, FOR busy men and women
whom ] wns doing war work
Really, my slogan Is: Make tho
home safe for domcsicityp
you and f--all women and men
too-have had moments in their lives
whom they would give anything on
earth to have SOMEONE 10 call on TO
do service for them Wei, this bu.
renu viii. There Is no Job too small
or too big for US. We arc brokers
In work. And we supervise ana
guarantee trained workers, whether
Il rs TO hook up dress or furnish
an Broom house."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-20
Italian Spiders
Kill Many Birds

FLORENCE Feb. s0-tmmcnse
numbers Of birds in Northern Italy
are being killed by a species OF
bloodsucking spider.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-20

with horror on tho growth OF drug
hahlts-an outgrowth OF the after
war COLLAPSE Of morals, they say. The
police now and then raid the cocaine
cafos but their work II desultory.
Ar result X. X. X. has become
upcr-wealthy man. and his lesser
pcddlcrs can afford autos and dia-
monds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-20
A1niher Thni snnihra

Paimoilye Shaving Cream gives n
full. creamy lAther that makes the
beard waxlike. The razor moves
smoothly. palmolise ~ also a To-
tion. Contains both Palm and olive
olla Write for free trial tube.
Large sizo tube az druggists a5e.
The PaimoIiVe Company,
milwaukee,. II. s. A.
ratmBtigg shaving Cream
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-20
Wins Bride by
Winning Games

LONDON. Feb. so.-Miss Maude
webb Bowen promised to marry
Lieut.. r.. II. Lyle II no won five
Rugby football games last year. She
kept her word.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-20
Duke Sells Land
to Pay His Taxes

ALBURY. Eng. Feb. so,-The
Duke Of Northumberland is selling
large sections Of his local estates ew-
ing 10 heavy taxation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-20
Married Teachers
Will Lose Out

DURHAM. Eng. Feb s0.-The
county educational committee has de-
cided 10 employ no more married
teachers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-20
Cook Is Fatally
Scalded by Pot

CHICAGO. Feb, SETS spout be-
coming clegEcd, a coffee pot OK
rloded In the home OF ], c. CaIhprst.
fatally scaldipg the cook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-20
England Loses $50 .
Million in Fraud

LONDON. Feb. so Government
experts estimate that revenue OF
Nso,oeo.oeo Is lost yearly thru income
tax frauds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-20
Held for Stoning
Doctors Windows

DAVENPORT. Ia. Feb. so.-AIlsa
Jessie Durkia Is being held for san
ity tests owing 20 tho fact that sho
stoned tho windows Of a prominent
physician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-20
Drops Dead When
Friend Is Killed

CHICAGO. Feb. 20. 49, Seeing a
nelghhor killed by a street car caused
Mrs Theodore Robinson 10 drop IN
the street
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26

Newton Jr., were busy all Saturday
morning checking off the names Of
those whose special commissions are to
be revoked. Ii is also understood that
Constable John Trainer has called in
number of special commissions is
sued by him.
Sheriff Stevens, it was stated, ex-
poets to revoke the commissions Of all
men who are not actual guards or
night watchmen, or whose duties re-
quire them to carry a gun. These
men will be allowed to carry weapons
only on the premises where they are
employed. The recommendation of the
grand jury also is expected to do away
with a large number of deputy con-
stables who have been operating as
motorcycle officer or the county roads
d. j. Woodward, foreman of the
rand jury. in a report to judge w. W.
McCrory of the Nintty-fourth District
Court. declared that there are entirely
too many "pistol toters" in Bexar
county and announced his intention OF
doing away with many Of them if pos
sible. This is believed to hive resulted
in the action taken by the sheriff and
constables Saturday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26
My Hair Youth

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26
SELLS 5000 GALLONS
NevelOw Reports Scent Gas Draws
1900 Motor Cars Saturday.

Over 5000 gallons of 9-cent gasoline
were sold Saturday, according to Sam
Nevelow, manager of the National Tire
Company, at $40 South Alamo street.
About 1900 cars visited the filling
station during the course of the day,
although there were only two pumps.
Motor cars formed line of about four
blocks at times during the day.
The station had to close at 7:30.
Mr.. Nevelow states, as no NOR, gas
was available. About fifty cars were
turned away at the closing hour with
more still coming. Mr.. Nevelow be-
lieves that he could have sold 5000
gallons more if he could have gotten
the gas.
Two policemen were at the station
all day to keep the traffic in order.
About 100 gallons of lubricants were
sold during the day. A featur, of the
day was the sale of more than 100 tires
and about the same .mou [ of tubes.
Mr.. Nevelow is willing to say that he
sold more tires Saturday thar. any sin
gle week before. Many cars had to
wait for one-half hoar to get to the
pump.
This is one of the largest retail gas
sales ever put on in San Antonio. Mr..
Nevelow said that the people wanted
different. so he decided that
the old plan of giving oil with gas
would not do. He divided the loss
made by giving oil and took it off the
price of the gas, he said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26
C.M.T.C. MEN
WILL RETURN
HOME SUNDAY
Closing Exercises Are Held
in Lib erty
Theater.
AWARDS ARE MADE
San Antonio Boy Gets
Place on C.M.T.C.
Rifle Team.
AWARDS ARE MADE

Closing exercises for the 1923 Citi-
zen's Military Training Camp az Fort
Sam Houston were held at the Lib
erty Thester at = o'clock Saturday
afternoon and medals were awarded
for those winning the many prizes
Offered. Sunday morning the men
were 10 be paid and discharged from
the camp.
Chaplain Samuel Crosby delivered
the invocation at the exercises and
speeches were made by Brig. Gen.
Is. A. Poore and Brig. Gen. Paul B.
Malone. camp commander. Benedic-
ion was delivered by Chaplain
Coholan.
Among the announcements made
at the ceremony was the list-o gradu-
ates Of the blue course who were
recommended for appointment as sec
ond Iieutenants in the Reserve Corps
of the different arms Indicted. The
list follows: Andrew jackson Big
gar. SIC Quitman street, San An
tonic, infantry; II. +. Brunow, Pales-
tine, infantry; ]. 4. Clement, Web
ster, Okla, cavalry; j. '. Ferguson,
Caves, signal corps; ". I. Hall.
Killen. Tex. infantry: \. :. Irving.
Fort Davis, field artillery; Leo Law
hon, Boune. ley field artillery: II.
W. SHELTON Jr.. Brownsville, infan-
try; Ii. W. Scott. Houston. signal
corps; s. ". Ward Jr.. Pecos, in
fsntry; Walter Woay, Donna. en-
gineers: and Eugene Zimmerman,
324 Wyoming street, San Antonio,
infantry.
Expenses Paid To Ohio.
g. 2. Dubose. 134 River avenue,
was selected on the C.. NJ. L. c. rifle
team TO go to Camp Perry, Ohio, for
the national rifle matches in Septem-
Der. Others on the team were c.
Coston, Clifton; C. P. Battle, Nor
mangee; H. Lang, Beaumont; NJ. c.
Waltrip, Houston; r. f. Hawthorne,
Keltrys; W. Il. Langford. Norman
gee; J. H. Henson. Benito; X. G.
Goforth, Comfort; and C. L. Cauble,
San Angelo. The expenses of the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26

given a gold medal by the Showers
Furniture company. VI. &. Waltrip
won the pistol first place and medal.
The gold medal for first place in the
81 nm gun offered by the recreation
al office was won by George X.
CULLEN.
Award Many Bronze Medals.
The Citizens Military Training
Camps Association offered bronze
medals for the best student of each
company in each of the three courses,
the red, white and blue. Winners
were as follows: First Company,
Gordon Denman, blue; Allen NJ.
Floyd, white; l.. l.. Montague, red
Second Company, Roy +. Page, blue;
w: l.. Kuss, white: NJ. f. Bledsoe,
red; Third Company, J. ii. Green.
halgh, blue; Tate Dalrymple, white !;
Frances G. Wilson, red; Fourth
Company. Emmett McCleary, blue !;
Joseph Shannon, white: Jack Sims,
red; Fifth Company, r. G. King,
blue; j. +. Wilson, white; Il. ID.
Smith, red; Sixth Company. Stanley
q. Slavens, blue; Il. G. Marconlid-
ems, white; L. A. d. Gilmer, red /;
Seventh Company. Albert S. Irving,
blue; q. d. Jessup, white; Charles
Z. Daller, red; Eighth Company, A.
Il. Muller, blue; Albrecht, white
q. b. Dubose, red: Ninth Company.
Goforth, red; Barlow, red; and
Hart, red.
+. G.. Wilson of the Third Com.
pany, won the $40 prize for the best
article written on the 1923 camp. In
the boxing awards the following
prizes were given: Barro, flyweight,
50, Frank Bros; Hornbuckle. ban
tam, 50, Potchernicks; II. X. Al
len, feather, 50, Sommers Drug
Stores; II. NJ. Muller, lightweight,
50, Showers Furniture company
Ashley, welterweight, So, Wolff &
Marx; II. Il. Muller. middleweight.
80, Household Furniture company
NJ. ID. Boggs. heavyweight, punching
bag, Spaulding Bros.
Win Radio Set.
In the wrestling awards the fol-
lowing received prizes: J. C. Davis.
bantam, 50, Frank Bros; Hamlet,
ieatherweight, 50, Garrett Sporting
Goods company; w. II. Muller, light
weight, 50, Washers; Murphey, wei
terweight, 50, Washers; Scott. mid
dleweight, S5 meal ticket at Manhat-
tan: NJ. ID. Boggs. light heavyweight,
30 Mistletoe Creamery.
The radio set offered by the Radio
Corporation of America for the stu
dent making the greatest progress in
radio procedure during the camp
was won by A. J. Garcia OF Browns
vile. The baseball cup presented by
the Hertzberg Jewelry company was
won by the second company with
1000 per cent. The honor flag pre-
scented by Fra K Winerich was won
by the Third Company.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26

candidates are paid 10 Camp Perry
and q team Of fifteen will represent
this corps area.
The national physical efficiency
first place was won by Private Childe
OF the Eighth Company and he was
given the gold medal presented by
the Grayburg Oil company. Second
place and silver medal was won by
Private r. Smother of the Third
Company. and third place and a
bronze medal was Won By Private
Pomairgua OF the Fifth Company. W.
b. Langford won first place in rifle
craftsmanship and was given a gold
medal presented by the San Antonio
Buick company. G.. b. Dubose won
second place in the rifle record and
was also given gold medal. First
place and the gold medal in machine
gun firing was IN by d. W. Rey-
nolds of the Fourth Company. Ed
ward W. Halbardin won the artillery
craftsmanship first place and was
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26
A Girl at 90
A Famous Beauty for 40 Years
BY Edna Wallace Hopper

have been a stage beauty since
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26

fIagy x McCollum, Cndertakers.
Quick ambulance service. Crockett
104. Lady assistant 1t all hours
(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26
My Youth Cream

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] apply it on retiring. Also after
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26
OBITUARY
Mrs. Lucille Ethel Gentry NasbiEder.


Mrs. Lucille Ethel Gentry Nasbin-
der, ~ years old, died at local hos
pital at ) 40 Saturday afternoon. She
was native of Fairview, Tex, but
had lived in San Antonio eleven years,
residing at Ill San Francisco street.
She is survived by h. husbaGd, John
l.. Vasbinder; two c...ldren, FARRELL l..
Vasbinder and an infant son; her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Gentry. San
Antonio; three brothers, O. f., i. &.
and ]. A. Gentry, anG five sisters, Mrs.
4. c. Freese and Miss Haurine Cen
try, all of San Antonio; I'd Mesdames
Ii. G. Butler and +. T. Eeesc. both of
Fairview, and Mrs. Charles G. Davis
Of Pryor, Okla. The body is at Porter
Lorings funeral parlor- Funeral ar
rangements will be anno...ciJ later.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26
Through Car to
Luling

Leaves the Lanier H.,tel ] AZ D N
ally. arrives In ing 3 o'clock D m
wa New Braunfe san Marcos anc
..ockhart. Leaves Luling Wilson
lntel Phone 4S 100 m AR
yes San Antonio 10 80 IN
San Antonio Bus Line. MIssloL SS5
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26
My Facial Youth

This is liquid cleanser which
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i ever saw in any way compares.
II contains no animal, no vegeta-
bic fat. So it cannot grow hair on
the face. II cannot assimilate in any