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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
HOuSES FOR REN

FOR RENT-FIvE-ROOM HOUSE At
Sls Burnet ST.; close-in with all mod
ern conveniences. Apply at the place.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
WANTED REAL ESTATE
WANTED

We have a clean-cut. live. wide
awake. efficient and courteous
sales force with every facility for
properly handling our business II
your property is for sale at rea-
sonahle price. II may pay you TO
get in touch with us. We have
several serious buyers at this time
and can place a bargain with lit
tie delay. Phone or see US.
COMPTON-WBfTE co.
Crockett 2412-13. Gunter Bldg
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02

FOR SALE cHEAP-oNE DUNBAR
popcorn machine. one hand popcorn
machine. Apply 2l7is Avenue c. Dad
Shaw's Hamburger Stand.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
La Prade & Guenther

217 City Natl Bank Bldg.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
Will Trade for Ranch

.i0O acres in Runnels couhty. well i'm.
proved. six houses 600 acres in cultiva-
ton. railroad station oy place. clear of
debt. $50 per acre. trade for ranch in
West Texas.
CREWS REAL ESTATE. LOANS.
7a6 Brady Bldg. Travis 1896
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Linoleum and Felt
Base Floor Coverings
Certainteed Goods

9x12oot rugs 90
6x9-foot borderess genuine linoleum AIS
6x9-foot felt base rugs. $50
Genuine noleum, per yard. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Felt base waterproof superior to Congoeum, yd go
Genuine linoleum, hall stair runner, yard. so
Small throw rugs door mats each ............ 80
New oak buffets low Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
King Tut boudoir lamps, something ......... 700
Standard house paints and varnishes, gallon.
Automobile enamel, also top dressing, quart. 60
We have hundreds of bargains in all lines.
SANTA FEE SALVAGE co.
416 and Ais East Commerce st.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
Best Ranch Buy
In Texas

We have for sale the best ranch in
Texas for the price asked. This ranch
contains $4,000 acres, Is located about $50
miles south of San Antonio; is fenced
into several pastures, has plenty of good
grass and water with good ranch i'm
provements. 1t is located near she oil
fields. and a well is now being drilled
or part Of the ranch; a small part OF
tho ranch has been leased by the big
companies who paid as much for the
lease as we are asking for the ranch in
fet. Most of she rahch is not leased.
The right party coul6 make the lease
pay for the ranch. We have.a very low
price and easv termr on this ranch for
urick sale.
t. DroJo q. C,o,4Ior
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
ROOMS UNFINISHED

THREE MODERN. UNFINISHED
rooms. walking distance. 2eS Leigh St.
corner Eager; no children, garage II
wanted. paved street and sidewalks.
STAR HOTEL, 2O6 S. ALAMO. QUIET
hotel. all outside rooms. for business
people; hot and cold water in every room,
steam heat, reasonable rates.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02

SUNSET LOAN co. LOANS MONEY
on iewelry. clothing. guns etc. Expired
pledges sold cheap. So. L. Commerce
st. or. 3023.
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FARMS AND RANCHES
Mexico Land to Trade

$4,000 acres. improved ranch, state OF
Coahuila, 81 per acre, will trade.
$4,000 acres. improved ranch, state of
Coahuila. s2.S5 per acre, will trade.
$4,000 acres, state of Nueva Leon, i'm
proved $3.50 per acre, will trade.
$4,000 acres, state of Nuevo Leon, i'm
proved. 81 per acre, will trade.
Many others ranging in price from 25c
per acre up.
CREWS REAL ESTATE. LOANS.
gc6 Brady Bldg. Travis 1896
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
ROOMS WANTED

wANTED-ON NORTH SIDE. TWO,
room unfurnished apartment or small
house. not necessarily modern; also ga
re &c. F.. W. Homer, Route L, Box 18Th
san Antonio.
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sos W. JOHNSON: WALKING DIS
| lance; large seven-room house, newly
ipapered: sleeping porch garage, modern
conveniences; paved street; near two
| schools: $40
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Texas Ranches to Trade

5000 acres, Uvalde county. well I'M
proved, sheep-proof fenced; many over
flowing springs; price IS per acre; will
trade
1900 acres, Bexar county. we'll inn
proved. sheep-proof fence. big overflow
ing spring, good road. Price right. Will
trade.
CREWS REAL ESTATE, LOANS.
r26 Brady Bldg. Travis 2626,
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IRRIGATION. BELT

Between city limits and Kelly Field,
making ideal gardening tracts of Very
fertile SOIL one has 81 acres and the
other so acres.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
Tr. 14f. 2l5 w. Commerce st.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
MONEY TO LOAN

WE LOAN MONEY DIRECT TO BUILD
repair or remodel homes and to re-
finance loans Repay US IN small monthly
payments. II you need such service
sec US first. -.
CT. 1900. go Houston Bids.
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wANTED-A GOOD SMALL RANCH IN
Kerr county, prefer near Kerrville;
right. Write or cali US at once. The
w. L. Coleman Co. 3la Moore Bldg.
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% ACRES

Eight acres in cultivation. nice four
room house and outbulldirgs. good well
and windmill. good road, two miles north
of Boerne. Price $500. terms
A. V. DULLYE REALTY co.
1101 South Flores st. Crockett 1913.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-29

snauEh onsT eFer No Reason Al An /.
These tso Nefe ia tfhs Bells oi 81,
Macy and scored so heavily that
vaudeville powers believed that they
would do better ia their eva act than
A0Fhing IN a production and hesauss
Of this the team Of Case and Cav
anaush came into existence, hunniH
ford Is > Eentril0auisi. and = very
good one AZ that, The pheionlas fea-
ture on the blii will present the Para
mount picture children Of JsEz." a
story of when the fFills Of 1859 meets
the happer Of 1898 and Just as the
name implies, II IL real isszy Pic
lure, The cast Is an all star one and
features Theodore kaslef, Richard
certez, Eileen Percy and Robert Cain,
For the sunday evening performance
the Capitol will present two excellent
photoplsy features with Gladys Wal
ton In 'sThe THtamsable," delightful
drama, and the other offers Roy
Stewart In The Love brand" breezy
western story with a punch Of 70.
nance winding its way throughout
For Thursday and the last half OF the
week Mary Miles Mintsr will be seen
In Drums OF Fate" and an entirely
new bill OF Keith vaudeville,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-29
PALACE TO FEATURE
Enemies OF WOMEN
Lionel Barrymore Stars In Great
Picture

Enemies OF Women" the IesneF
story so gorgeeusly produced for the
screen by Cosmopolitan Cooperation
and which will he the enerins At the
Palace ihester on Sunday fer four
DAYS, Is notable, ameng several reas
sons. for the quantity and quality OF
The feminine pulehFitude IN the sup,
porting cast, More than q hundred
Of the most famous professional
beauties in New York participate In
the fete scenes, The time Of the ae-
ton is reeent-ahout 1914 10 1913.
The task OF designing the costumes
for these beauties proved faselnatE
ing one 10 Mrs. Gretl Thurlow, who
creates the gowns and costumes for
all Cosmopolitan snper-features. A
daughter OF Joseph Urban. the scenic
artist. Mrs. Thurlow displays the
same fine eye for line. color and at
mosphere that eharaeterizes the cree
alive genius Of her father.
Early In the Enemies OF Women"
film, there occurs fete given by the
Prince Lubimoff O.ionel Barrymore).
of the story. Mrs. Thurlow costnmed
the beauties distinctly for type.
Jean lie Monte as Jewish beauty
wears oriental green sbrocaded trous-
ers and bodice. ovcrdraped with a
hatik dyed veil that starts from a
ieweled crown and finally gathers
volume into whimsical trail. Long
jewelcd earrings are also worn.
airline Booth is n Swedish beauty.
Mustard colored velvet heavily en-
broidered In silver forms the draped
skirt, with grey lace employed in the
bodice and a lovely. virginia. cool
sleeve that never even wonders about
a mate. Vivian Vernon is the Span
ish girl, in luscious pink satin gown
draped extravagantly UP at the left
side. as to skirt
Then there is pretty ingenue type
in a gown of various shades of blue
chiffon. the hips cunningly wag-ish
with their little baskets bearing real
flowers, and the stunning black and
gold ttrocaded over gold cloth crea-
ton worn by Miss A. Milar in the role
Of Anna.
The original music score as played
during its run on Broadway will be
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-29
WILD IRISH ROSE
ATLYCEUM ON SUN.
Molhers-ln.LaE Opens Mon. Mine
10 Keep Thurs. daytime Wives

My Wild Irish Rose" and Youth
ful cheateFs" as well as comedy and
news reels ANA special orchestra mns
sac, makes up the Lyeeums sunday
right program as one that cannot he
beaten anywhere, Then on Monday,
for three days. comes "Motherssln.
Law" a gripping drama Of domestic
life and new and lasahlesangie 20
the mothsr-in-law question, while the
last half Of the week brings Mine To
Keep" a domestic story Of a. young
couple which asks and answers the
question OF should young wife
dance with other men II her own hns-
band In inclined 10 he iealousf" $50
This IL Hollywood" a Fighting Blood
serial. begins Monday,
Beginning the first Sunday night In
October. the Lyeenm will show for
four days Daytime Wives" showing
how the idle rich spend their time,
gaming. drinking and dancing, with
the men vsmping the women and the
women making eyes Al the men. In
this picture too will be seen The
emartest night cafe In the world dn-
plicated on the screen. And IN max
ing future announcements. the Ly-
ceum adds that the following week
Mrs. Wallace Reds great picture,
Human wreckase." will be shown
"A sermon with the greatest mission
OF all time" Is the way ciergymen and
social workers OF the country have
this picture.
Youthful Cheaters." Sunday at
Is a dashing. rollicking COM
edy drama. while my Wild Irish
Rose" Is In reality a three day .ea-
fure but will be shown only once. It
Ia a screen adaptation OF "The shaugh-
raun." the wonderful Irish drama OF
nifty years ago.
"Mothers-in-Law." which opens
Monday afternoon is a Cashier pro-
duction with preferred cast. includ-
Ing Bryant washburn. Edith Yorke.
VIOLA Vale. Ruth Clifford CASTOR
Glass and Crawford Kent. 1t is a
story Of daughter-in-law who forgot
her marriage vows-and of a mother
n-law who induced her to remember
Them You'll laugh at this picture,
Ind then you'll think hard.
Some daring cabaret scenes are fea-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-29

New Britain people are awaiting
with interest the picture Human
wreckage" made by and starring Mrs.
Wallace Reid which will be shown at
the Lyceum theater at an early date.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-29

tnred as : some unusually spsesaeu=
las dancing Ia BTeedess cafe resorts
A rsriiabls mermaid such is Marie
Curtis beautiful swimmer who does
some unique aising stunts IN "Ailns
To Keep" which open Thursday The
story Itself has 20 do with a bachelor
ahe finally msFFies and then hseamss
insanely Jealous Of his hide, = former
dancer ON this bill will be Charley
chaRlih IN ''The Rihk,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-29
MAY YOHE,
CAPITOL NEXT Week
Appears With Company in
Musical Revue

The headline attraction At he Capt.
tol for the first half Of neat week
presents a very notable actress in the
presentation Of May Yohe, formerly
Lady Francis Hope, one time owner
Of the famous Hope Diamond. and
the petted beauty OF kings and roy
atty OF several countries. Miss Yohe.
Was at the greatest height Of her
career several years ago and was big
fayorlte In this country where she has
played in almost every city, town and
hamlet and left soon after for Lon
don, England. there 10 become even
more famous. She has appeared be-
fore all the crowned heads OF Europe
and was accepted into royal society
during her stay there. She at first
married Sir Francis Hope. an English
peer. and owner OF the famous dia-
mound bearing his name, and stone
that brought misfortune among the
Hope family for years. Miss Yohe
had the misfortune later op TO be d.
vorced from Sir Francis and soon
afterwards returned TO this country.
She has been retired from the stage
for several years but has lately staged
a comeback In vaudeville. Her vaude-
Vile offering is called "A 1928 Musi-
cal Revue" and she is capably assist
ed by her Shell-o-Tone Synocapters,
an excellent aggregation of musicians.
Other acts include good array of en-
tertainment and offer Babcock and
Dolly in "on the Boulevard" Bah
cock Is an eccentric comedian and
Dolly is chic little miss. so attrac-
tive she attracts attention on the
boulevard as a place for their humor
and songs. Fanny Simpson and Earl
Dean will delight with their comedy
skit Chop Stewey." Case and Cav
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-29
Strong STAND BY
GESSLER effective
Present Crisis In Germany Seems
TO Have Passed

b. The Associated fFsss
Berlin, Sept. ss,-fhe military die'
tatorship OF DR.. dsssler for the time
being seems 10 have put fear into the
hearts of extremists both right and
left, and as far as Germany outside
Of Bavaria. IL concerned, his powers
are expected 10 keep the situation
rlshted for the present
saxony. where food rioting and the
piifering of crops have been chronic
for a month past. presents the only
cause OF apprehension.
especially as the present government
of that state has strong leanings 10
the left. II is already engaged In a
bitter feud with the minister OF de-
Tense and threatens insubordination 20
the discipline of the united socialist
party.
The Ruhr Il Big job
The Job OF saivaging financially the
economic wreekage In the Ruhr is one
OF such hcrculean dimensions that
Chancellor stresemann Is hardly In a
position 10 tackle before the Rhine
land and Ruhr conflict has been en-
tirely straiehtened out through formal
negotiations with the entente.
"All depends on whether Premier
Poincare is bent on continuing his
devastating tactics now that we have
met the pre-condition for discussions
by recalling the order for passive re-
sistance." said an official OF che for
eign office.
Trying To Restore Order
Or. Fuch, minister of the occupied
area is valiantly striving to put a sem
blance of order into the chaos in the
occupied regions. He is already re-
ceiving the active support of influen-
tial officials of all the labor fedora
lions although present reports from
the mining sectors afford scant
basis for the hope that substantial
program is being made in reconciling
the resisters to the new situation.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-29
WOMAN, 81, is RESCUED
Several Others Saved by Firemen III
Biare That Does $4,000 Damage In
New Haven.

New Haven, Sept ae.-Firemen and
police helped early today in rescuing
several persons on the third floor OF a
tenement house In the Westville see
ton which was nnre, Four families
lived In the house. Mrs. Margaret Ban
ming. 81. was removed after the door
TO her room had been broken down,
The Are loss was about 100000.
The house was owned by Edward A.
Toole. superintendent OF the New
Haven Water Co.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-29
. NEWyY NOTES OF THE SPOKEN STAGE SILENT DRAMA AND MUSIC

featured BY Earl Lambert and his
sevenrpisee orchestra.
on Thursday Maurice feuFneurs
great sea picture, The lsie Of Lost
ehlpsa aill be the big attraction with
Millen stills aad Anna q, Nilsson IN
the leading roles.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-29
KILLED IN W. HARTFORD
Linenan Meets Death When Pole
Breaks Under Him.

West Hartford. Sept. 2e.--Richard
Kent, 81 years old. of SO Hillside
avenue. Hartford. an employe of the
Hartford Electric Light company
died late yesterday afternoon at the
St. Francis hospital from injuries re-
ceived when the electric light pole on
which he was working, broke at the
base, and fell TO the ground, pinning
him underneath.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-29
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernadotte Loomis of
1913 Rockwell avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter, Dor
othy Mitchell Loomis. to David c.
Mahoney, son of Mrs. Mary Mahoney
of 346 East Main street. No date has
been set for the wedding.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-29
NEWS OF THE HEAZER
FROM HERE AND THERE

have 10 come hack In the ysFnseular
sense OF the word. she has been In re-
tirement. Il il true. but II was merely
physical retirement her friends
claim and her heart and spirit has
always been in the stage weird,
u have travelled around the world
slx times" said Miss fehe In an IN.
teFyiew with Boston Newspaper
man. Il have sung fer kings ana have
hesn petted and pampsred by royalty
but never have ! locked forward with
such enthusiasm TO any event a.
am locking 70 my forthcoming public
Appearance"
"Ensmies of the Women" the fea-
ture al the Palace the FIRST four days
OF the week. is one OF the biggest flm
successes OF 1898, Many OF the scenes
In the picture were actually taken At
Monte Carlo. Every effort has been
made by the Palace management TO
give the MIN New York presentation
In New Britain and as a result Earl
i.amber OF the Palace orchestra will
feature the original musical score as
played during the seven weeks run Of
the film on Broadway "a
New Britain people are awaiting
with interest the picture Human
wreckage" made by and starring Mrs.
Wallace Reid which will be shown at
the Lyceum theater at an early date.
Calamity Jane" II is to be feared.
is becoming a regular patron at New
Britain vaudeville and picture thea
ters. especially the former and al
though she perhaps little realizes IL
she certainly spells many a good show
for the people sitting about her.
The cards are out announcing the
first act which is to be an acrobntc
offering. 20 can't look. ! Just know
that he Is going to fall and anyway
can't see why they ever book such
acts" bursts forth Calamity Jane to
her friend as q difficult feat Is well
performed on the stage. do tell me
when he is through as I'm going to
close my eyes" The act is soon over
without anything unusual having &C.
Cured and Miss Jane is satisfied. The
next number on the bill may be two
young men In dancing offering. They
start their turn with a song and as
most dancers have poor voices Ca
lamity Jane" begins to tell her friend
that she has never seen II to fail but
what dancers must start their act with .
a song. She knows that she can't and
will not enjoy the act and Why
didn't we call on SO and So" The
singing stops, dancing begins ard be-
fore the couple leave the stage 1T
was Just the best act ever" accord
ing to our friend. And so on with each
act, singing, dancing, comedy sketches,
etc, until an orchestra number closes
the bill.
II love these acts and l do so hope
they will play Eyes, We Have No Ba-
thing. He parts his hair in the middle
like Jack. oh, you know his last name,
he goes to Yale-his sister married
friend of your brother Sand he won
a championship swimming cup while
on his vacation at the shore. Jack Doe
that's who I mean. Look at the violin
player, hasn't he got the sweetest blue
eyes-Whats the name of that piece
they're playing now, remember they
played 1t at the dance last night Gee,
wish you knew the name because
want to get 1t for the player piano.
That was a good act Mabe but let's
not stay for the picture. I don't like
he star anyway and besides l told
, 1923-08-07

vice of the pe<43q Of the United States
our Chief Executive, PRESIDENT
HARDING, has gone to his reward.
Possibly no President since President
LINCOLN, has been called upon . bear
a greater burden than has PRESIDENT
HARDING during the reconstruction
period following the World War. the
tremendous responsibilities incident to
the successful prosecution Of the war
broke down the health of hio prede-
cessor; the equally heavy burdens which
PRESIDENT HARDING has had to
carry through the transition p<riod from
war to peaceful prosperity, has proven
more than he could bear As a soldier
LAYS down his life for his country, 50 has
PRESIDENT HARDING laid down his
life ia the service of the people he loved
50 Well.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have here
unto set my Hand and caused tn@ seal OF
the Government OF the Virgin islands OF
the United States to oe 0tfiXed.
Issued at St. Thomas. Virgin Islands
of the United States, this filth day OF
August, 1923.
HENRY II. HOUGH,
Governor.
, 1923-08-07
TELEGRA MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

Ottawa, Aug. 3rd. The news of Presi-
dent Harding's death came as a great
shock 10 the capital Of Canada last night
as it was believed here that he was on the
road to recovery. The Premier, Mr..
Nc Kenzie King, is out Of the City and
in his absence Mr.. Fielding. Minister of
Finance and acting Premier, expressed
the deep sympathy Of the people OF Cana
da with the American public IN their loss.
On account of his recent visit to Canada,
said Mr.. Fielding, President Harding
was a little nearer than usual to the peJ-
nile of Canada. When the first news of
his serious illness came there was gen
nr3l sorrow here and this was followed
bv relief when word came that he was
gaining ground. His sudden death now
con es as a great shock and the sympathy
of the Canadian people goes out IN full
measure to the American people In their
loss. The Conservative Leader, Mr..
Arthur Meighen, is in st. John n. B. on
his way back from the campaign in Cape
Breton. and in his absence Sir Henry
DraytOn, former Minister of Finance In
the Meighen Government joined with the
acting Premier in conveying the deep
sympathy of the people of Canada Of
all parties with the people OF the United
States, in connection with President
H~arding's death. President Harding,
said Sir Henry, had won TIE sincere re-
spect of the Canadian people and the
news of his sudden death was received
here with great sorrow. On his recent
visit to Canadian territory he did TQuch
to strengthen the ties binding the two
countries in friendship and created an
impression that will long be remember
, 1923-08-07
LOCAL!

We have been asked to mention that a
Memorial Service for the late President
Harding will be held in Fr:edensthal
Nor Wan Church at 10 o'clock on Friday
morning.