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man laughed as he helped Raggedy Andy to his feet Now you Raggedys run, while fight with Hookyr'
 "Oh, but you mustn't fight" Rag gedy Ann said. Tt is wrong to fight"
 Yes! You are right! It is wrong! the kind little man laughed, "So l will carry you on my back and we will escape!
 So just as Hooky, the Goblin, ran up, Weekly took the Raggedys under each arm and skated away with them.
 "Swishl Swish"' Faster and faster kind little Weekly skated and "Clump- ity! Clump" came Hooky, the Goblin, after them.
 Ws Jan ,I snrD.sn siaptx, sne lce ooo5 T as he sped along. But! It is a long way from herem
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06
Reduce Your Fat
 Without Dieting

Years ago the formula for fat reduction was "diet"-"exercise." Today 1t is .vrake Marmola Prescription Tablets" Friends tell friends-these friends tell others They eat substantial food. live as they like and still reduce steadily and easily without going through long sieges of tfresome exercise and starvation diet. Marmola Prescription Tablets are sold by all druggists the world over at one dollar for a box, or if you prefer you can order direct from the Marmola Co.,, 4612 Wood ward Ave- Detroit. Mich.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06
Hzczixa, fruit cake

Spices-all the way from tho Orient-delic- ious walnuts-tasty new crop pecans-red rips cherries from France pineapple from tropical Hawaii-imported cit- ron, orange and lemon peel-first grade butter fresh sheel eggs and hour-all perfectl blended and baked to make the finest fruit cake you have ever tasted. A genuine treat for Christmas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06
eyes are continually subjected to tn strain of a "RlareU

eyes are continually subjected to the strain of a glare"
 Most of us are in the habit of con centrating the light upon the obect we wish to see. Such concentrated light causes not only great discom- fort and eye strain, but actual dis ease of theeye, and, reflexly. of other parts of the body.
 Therefore, avoid the use of a con- centrated stream of light in a dark ened room. Observe that this stream is scarcely noticed In enc daylight, so 1t night light up the rooms and pro- duce the effect of daylight; in other words, the principle upon which our rooms should be lighted is one of general soft. diffused illumination instead of brilliant spotlignts. Until this Is doneour eyes and those of our children will become increasingly weaker and our sight demand more and more the assistance of spectacles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06

Portrayer of Mother-Roles in all the Moviedoms.
 And as the Years Rolled By her Fame Grew as her Hair Grayed. One Fine Day an Ardent Fan Perked Up Nerve Enough to Blurb
 q have watched yoNr Screen Work for years and Just Know you must have 0 wonderful Family! No one could play such parts unless they had Little Ones of their own; May I meet
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: CHILDREN %WOMANS SPHERE $ THE HOME <

the biographers of Henry Ford are breaking records for output every month. There are so many Henriads that it is getting hard to keep track of them. Funk & Wagnalls advertise "The New Henry Ford" which is a neat touch. New Henry Fords are always nice and shiny, and they are getting a stream-line effect that ought to take with the readers.- Spokane Spokesman-Rev
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them?" ~6
 8"Surest thing you knoww Shot Back Mother, Come upi"
 And she Introduced the Fan to Ia Parrot. two canaries, Fox Terrier and a Ferret.
 Moral: Art is Art and Life is Life but seldom the Twain shall meet.
 THE NEW AND SHINY FoRDS
 Borrowing the idea of quantity production from the master himself,
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WINNIE TWINKLE
'AAUemiMus .x# Hf ~ .kAe99eAyI eAanA
 %AaManA A% .Ka99e@ SAnAN
R a g g e d y A m

IT Il < x u y A III laughed when the little fat man said he would run home and get his ice pick and pick the ice away from the Rag gedys.
 The fat man had said. Then when I get you away from the Ice, I will make noodle soup out of you!"
 That was why Raggedy Ann lagh- ed, for whoever heard of anyone making noodle soup out of rag dolls?
 He can't make noodle soup out of us!" Raggedy Ann said, Cause we are made of cloth and stuffed with nice clean white cotton!"
 "No!" He cannot make noodle soup out of us!" Raggedy Andy replied, But s'posin' he puts us in a kettle and boils us2 All the paint will come off our faces?"
 That is true. R a g g edy Andy" Raggedy Ann said, But what can we do? Unless the other little fat man will with the hot water to melt the ice, the little fat man cap capture us,"
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Goody! Raggedy Andy cried, T near the funny little man with the tea kettle of hot water skating to- wards usr
 The Raggedys listened and could hear the Swish! Swish" of the little mans skates. But they also could hear the little fat mans feet running on the ice, too. T hope the funny man beats the other one here! Rag gedy Ann said.
 Sure enough, around the corner skating as fast as he could, came the funny little man with the tea kettle of hot water, Here we arew he cried. as he skated up to the Rag gedys.
 You will have to hurry!" Rag gedy Andy told him. "A little fat man Is coming to capture us and make
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-28
Pratt Boys Back in
Baseball; Tried to
Put Something Over

Chicago. Feb. 2S-Thc brothers
Pratt. whose interchangeable names
introduced baseball TO the seeming
spectacle of one body being in two
places at the same time. were rC-
instated in organized baseball to-
day by Commissioner X. VI. Ian
dis, contingent upon their repayiaE
to two clubs "thc expenses occI-
stoned by their misconduct.
The Pratt family baseball mixuO
started in 1920 when Francis Il.
Pratt was drafted by the Green
Vile. South Carolina. Baseball As
ISOLATION from CaroitOn. in thu
Georgia State League. Francis j..
though. had the instincts Of a born
Joiner" and. not satisfied with one
contract. Joined the Chicago White
Sox. too.
The extra contract was a burden
on the Pratt family but W. Lu-
Their. brother Of Francis T.. plays
baseball, SO Francis +. sent W. LII
thcr down to Grecnvil.C where he
palmCd himself off on the Caroiin-
ianS as Francis. When Francis be-
gan playing on two teams at onN
time an investigation started. with
the result that both landed on The
basCball's ineligible list.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-28
SCHOOL BASKET BALL
TITLE SERIES TO BE
PLAYED NEXT WEEK
Breckenridge High Wins
Honors in One Section
From St. Mary's.

The Academic League basket bal,
championship will be decided mex.
week, arrangements for the series be-
tween section winners 10 be made fo.-
lowing the game for the championship
Of Section A" Wednesday afternoon
between st. Anthonv's College and
Main Avenue High School. and the re-
turn of the Breckenridge High School
five. which won the Division b title
Monday. from Austin this weekend,
where Breckenridge will try for the
state high school championship.
Breckenridge High defeated St.
Mary's College on the St. Mary 5
outdoor court Tuesday afternoon,
eliminating its last rival in Division
b of the school league. The score
was 80 10 -.
St. Mary's got four points a. the
start Of the game before Coach En-
gclbcrt's five scored, but Breckenridge
led n the half by 2l-13. Whitney
and Hill were in form in their goal
shooting for the winners. some OF their
shots being spectacular. Harm Of s..
Mary'S made seven field goals and
virtually all Of them were longer than
the average. Tengg. with four field
goals. was a factor in offense as well
as defense for the losers.
Linc-uNs:
Breckenridge High: Whitney and
Hill. forwards: Rodriguez, center ;
Irby and Carver. guards; y. Heye,
Newman and Daggett, substitutes.
st. Mary's: Neltman and Harm,
forwards: G. Hcye. center: TengE and
Grcenhalgh, guards; Pechs, substi-
tutc.
Henry Lutz refereed.
Breckenridge leaves for Austin for
the state high school meet Thursday.
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By WAITE HOYT.

taken by the japanese Youngsters.
Baseball is pretty close to being III"
national pastime with the Japs. KID
can be seen playing baseball on any
open space which permits of the game
even under the greatest difficulties.
These youngsters. from ) 10 10
years of age. are going TO be the star
players OF the future in Japan. 4
great many of the Japs now playing
the game started it late in life. a
goodly number never having played
ball until they went to college.
1t is a well-known fact to become
proficient in baseball the player
must start the game as a kid and keen
at it. Style in baseball comes natural
to the youngstcr who plays the game
just as soon as he can throw. Style
cannot be acquired after the muscles
set.
Some day the Jap will debate the
Iqucstion of baseball supremacy.
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FIRPO IN TANGLE
Pioneer Club Will Ask Courts TO In.
hold Claim on Services.

New York. Feb. 2S.-An Injunction
to prevent louis Firro. South Amer
can heavyweight. frum meeting Bill
Brennan in bout at Madison square
Garden March l. will be sought in
court by the Pioneer Athletic club.
which claims an agreement with the
ArCcntinian for first demand upon his
services
Announcement of the clubs intou.
ton was made by Frank Harris. 10;
attorney. after h" failed 20 convince
Chairman William Muldouu ~ the
state boxing commission Of his client
views The commission. Firpo and
Promoter Tov Richard were notified
OF the impending action.
Tho Pioneer Club claims FlrD5
agreed 10 meet Jack Herman "' Now
ark. y. J.. i'm its arena. but instead
fought Herman under tho auspices OF
another rIuu. When 'ho commission
was appealed 10 last summer, Ghai"
man Muldoon cou0>clcd tho c.uh {.
arrange another bout for FirHo. aging
tho South American was bigE'
drawing card than before.
While arrangements for the match
were in progress. FirD" returned 81
South America and. Will" there. a.
copied richards terms ir n match
with Brennan. which tn" commission
has sanctioned.
The club demands that FirNo figh.
for II before he meets Brennan.
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An international world series is Il
possibility OF the future.
The Japs are good bail players, We
found: they are learning the game
fast; but at present they are far re-
moved from major league class.
The teams that we played in Japan
are about on an equality with our good
college teams. This l feel sure will
be demonstrated this summer when the
Keio University team makes a tour
of the States.
Like our college teams. the weak
est point in the play of the Jsps is
their hitting. The fielding and pitch
ing is much farther advanced.
The JapS are very fond of baseball.
Inside of 20 years they are going 10
be able TO turn out teams that will be
hard to beat.
My reason for so believing is due
to the great interest that is being
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-28
SUNDAY SCHOOLS TO
START SERIES FOR
BASKET BALL TITLE
Winner of St. Mark seen
trail Games May Meet
KerrUille.

The first game OF the eleventh an
nual championship series Of the san
Antonio senior Sunday School Basket
Ball League viii begin at the Young
WOmcn's Christian Association Wed
nesday night Tho rival teams arc
tine St. Marks Episcopalians and the
Central Christians. Though the
Christians are 1922 state Sunday
School champions and have been play
ing good basket ball this year. the
larger st. Marks aggregation. undo
fcated this season. is slightly favored
in the series. The first team to win
three games gets the title. After
that, a series with a picked team from
the new KcrryiIlc Sunday School
League is likely. and another state
championship meet among Sunday
School winners is possible.
The game Wednesday night will
start a few minutes later than games
have been starting locally this sea
son, because OF ~. W" Eymnas-
ium class already scheduled. 1t is
probable the teams will not get on
NV ll''l Dtt'It - ~ tlbth.
A. NJ Venue will referee.
Coach \. II. Muir Of st. Marks
has not decided on his lincun. There
was report that he planned n rndi-
cal shift. Coach Roger Stokes may
be forced to shift his Central Christian
five about a bit. Guard Trby has an
injured arm and Forward Whitney
may be shifted to guard. with Smith
taking Whitney'S forward position.
Men available for the lincups and
their positions follow:
St. MARKS: Bullitt. EnEclbcrt and
Gish, forwards; Tuttlebce and Colt
valid. crntoTs; Albnugh. TimpSun.
Burke. Learv and Goodrich. guards.
Central Christians: Michel. Whit
n"y and Smith, forwards; Bass ana
Lutz, centers; Carver and Irby.
guards.
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Tarrant.
9:30-H. T. smothcrs vs.. Col. c,
+. Lincoln.
9:42-F. NJ. Coleman VS.. Ross
NoungS.
9:45-Wm. T. Clcgg vs. F. 7. Pat
rick.
0:4S-J. B. Robertson vs.. c. F
Harris.
9:51-H. II. Walton vs.. W. B.
Krocger.
9:J4-Charlcs Brannon vs.. VIM.
Aubrey.
9:57-T. F. Logan vs.. VIM. Thorn,
ton.
:OO-Lomar Secligson vs.. Tom
Goggan.
1O:O3-R. s. Kampmann vs.. Roy
Lewis.
Second Flight.
10 :0G-C. W. Henry vs.. l.. L.
1000. w.Dinsmorc vs.. W. A
Watts
10: I2-R. b. Sullivan vs.. Charles
Schrcincr.
IO:15-Captain Laughlin vs.. II.
W. Stone
10:1S-J. 7. Kuntz VS.. L. +. Clegg
lO:2f-J. Il. Martindnle VS.. Lieut..
Moltor.
1o:2+w. W. Ncglcy vs.. o. H.
Mickle.
1O:2Z-Reubcn AIbaugh vs.. s. +.
Hutton.
1O:3o-J. r. Melton vs.. Adolf
Chavez.
10 :3G-J. b. CulIum vs.. J. r. Mar
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-28
Big Boss Expected About
Time Main Squad of
Players Arrive.
GANG DUE AT 1920
Fans, With Band, to We'll
come Big LeaguerS at
Ign. Station.

The second in command of the New
NorI Giants training camp here ar
rived Wednesday morning. anS the big
chief. with most OF his men, Will reach
the city "Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughcy Jennings reg
iStcred at the st. Anthony hotel early
in the day and were headed for the
municipal golf course almost before
the ink was dry on the register. The
assistant manager Of the Giants and
his wife are strong for golf. \
Young player named HigbCC also
reached town Wednesday.
About the tim" of Hughey's arrival.
the Associated Press sent a dispatch
that John J. McGraw himself was
coming from his winter hang-Out in
Cuba and had left Florida for San
Antonio. He is expected here We'd
ncSday night. about the same time
that the main party OF the New York
players. officials and newspaper
writer's get here over the I.-G. y. at
1920.
According TO the message from
Florida, McGraw told intervicwcrS
| that he expects the Giants TO win the
worlds championship again. if no i'll
! fortune follows the club, that he fear,
only Pittsburg and Cincinnati. AMI
! that he will use Jim O'COnneii, his
! $4,000 beauty. in center field.
Has Great Record.
McGraw - not in the habit Of pre-.
dieting pHnnants, but there is reason
| TO believe his statement in Florida
| is authoritative. indicating the Giant
| leader is optimistic over his team ;
DrosncctS. despite tho holding out OF
Bancroft. Nehf, Bentley and few
others. At that. MrGraw. Of all mar
ayers, has Il right to predict chain
| pionships.
In the % campaigns McGraw has
| been nj In" helm in New York. The
| Gotham entry in the National Leagu,
| has won eight pPnnantS. has FINISHED
second eight times. third once. fourth
twice. Only one year did McGraw
, fail 10 get his Giants into tho frs
division nj least. That was 1915. whCI
the Giants came in last. The world
championship was captured in thrc,
of Ill" seven wears MCGraw played tOI
/ it. no tituiar series being arranged II
! 1904. MrtirHw's first pcnnant-wln
| ming season.
Mob Expected at Station.
\ mob Of fans is expected 70 he
! present at the l.-G. y. station We'd.
neSday night when the Giants pail in
| The Loyal Fans Club members hnv,
! been plCdging themselves 10 be Their,
and tho Loyal Fans Club has so2Nra'
| hundred members at SJ.2I per.
William Duncan Of the White Sight
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HE'S LANDS" AGAIN
l.. $. Garrett Reelected Local ANA
teur Baseball Commits Toner.

F. s. Garrett. who has served for a
year as amateur baseball commission
or for San Antonio. was reelected
the Jud@r Lands Of the local lots AZ
meeting Of baseball enthusiasts Mt
the Chamber OF Commerce Monday
night.
\ discussion or tho needs OF ANA
tcur baseball was held and commit
trcs were appointed on diamonds and
leagues. Bart Cahill is in charge Of
the diamond committee. and ne has a
tow projects which he believes viii en-,
ah'N San Antonio amateurs 10 get
moro playing fields.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-28
BEAT DALLAS GOLFERS
Hagen and EirkwOod Defeat Dexter
and Munger.

Dallas. Tex. Feb. 2s.-Wa',Cr Ha.
gen. British open champion. and zoe
KirLwood. who holds the same honor,
on the Australian courses, defeated
Charles Dexter. Texas state champion
and CollCtt Munger. Dallas. > up. in
Is holes tuesday afternoon Mt the
Lakewood Country Club in exhibition
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-28
GOLF
TOURNAMENT
| ON THURSDAY
Ed-winter Amateur Event
Here to Get Under
| Way Again.
NAILS ON SATURDAY
,unhy Club Match Play
to Be Crowded Into
h. Three Days.
MAILS ON SATURDAY

se NidwlHter Amateur Champion
golf tournament at the Sa" AZ.
10 Country Club. interrupted after
qualifying rou.d by rain cAa'G y
weeks ago, will be re'uuCd
ursday morning, when the 96
fers who qualified in the three
hts will start match play.
The third flight will get away first
lrsday, the first pair, +. Il. Gucn-
r and A. W. Haag, being
edulcd to start at $50. Others
I follow at three-minute intervals.
/ championship flight will follow.
first pair, Jack Tarrant,- the
dalist and favoritc TO win the tour
nent, being paired with DIR. \. J."
rry at 9:1S. The second flight
yers will start at 10 :06, c. W..
|nry and l.. L. Stevenson being the
1t in this flight scheduled to start.
The last pair is scheduled TO get
ay from tee number one at 10 :6l.
Thursday afternoon. the second
md of match play is TO be held:
the first, second and third flight
lsolations will begin among the de-
ted 16 players of the first round
each flight.
Semi.Finals in Afternoon.
Friday morning. the third round OF
tch play in the first, second. and
I'd flights is scheduled. and the
ond round Of consultations. The
ni-finals in all S.x flights will BE-
yed Friday afternoon.
Saturday morning, the second flight
isolation finals, the third flight
ais and the third flight consolation
|als. each at IS holes. will be played,
lie the first Is holes will be played
the championship flight. the cham,
bnship consolation and the second
ght. The last Is holes of those
ghts in which the finals will be &c
les are scheduled Saturday after
on.
Thirteen trophies arc offered by the
untry Club in this tournament.
ok Tarrant Won that put up for
y medal score. The others are for
nners and runners-up in each of the
flights.
- How They'll Start.
r 3ir""t .il az" re- I'VE h E f; "' ~
tc o n,o ul'i ,rh LOT Tue ,arS' I"u''u oi
'ch play T nHr5oI I!,, morning.
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Ell, ,,%,n I l'u D. 'on''' 'oi' w. f. D.
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-28
BOW LING

The Joslic Brothers, leaders Of the
City Handicap Bowling League. Won
two out Of three games in their match
with the White Swan five at the
Grand Alleys Tuesday night. All but
one Of two DowIcrs were of form in
the first game, which went TO the
Joskc five. The White Swans won
the second by fourteen pins and
JoSkcS took the third by twenty pins.
Ullrirh and Wcndcbcrg. the anchors.
dragged. and were the only bowlers
who failed 10 reach 500. Yclton was
high for the winners, Meyer for the
losers.
Scores.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-28

New NOrli, Feb. r. 0TNmNN
dropped from third to fourth place in
the Intercollegiate Basket Ball Loaglr
Tuesday night by losing To PcnnslI-
wanna. - to III. The Blue and White
had been lird with Princeton for thirI
place.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-28
Schaefer Starts TO New York.

Chicago. Feb. 2S.-Jake ScbaeteF,
former worlds champion 1S.2 bslk
line billiard PLAYER. today was en-
route to New York where he will st
tempt to regain his title from Willie
Hoppe. March T.. Is and Il.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-28
kansas AggieS Beaten.
NI..,finIL kann Erh IS.

western College, stat" rNntcI'nr'
champions. won from Nansa, ACg,r>
i'm basket ball here Tuesday night,
Il 10 -.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-28
College Basket Ball
Baylor Wins Another.

Dallas. Ten. Feb. 2S.-Baylor Uni
vcrsity won another close game from
Southern Methodist University here
Tuesday night. The score was ~
TO II.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-28

but there was no "holdout" element
in the dClay. according 10 the club
management.
Cleveland. Ohio. Feb. 2S.-DiS.
patches from the training camp at
Lakeland. Fla, today brought he first
announcements that the Cleveland In
dams have 2 new pitcher. He is Al
bert Spauldiug. . native of HavcrhiIl.
Mass. where he pitched Tor semi
professional team last season. Among
his achievements was a no-hit game,
in which the only man 10 reach first
base was a hit batsm)n. He is a
right-handCr.
New York. Feb. 2S.-ThC Clyde
liner. Icnapc. Captain KCmblc. OUT
bound to Charleston. S c.. with 10
passengers, cOllided in the North river
yesterday with the Southern Pacific
frrightcr. FL Sud. inbound from Gal
weston. Tex. Both vessels were badly
damaged but were able 10 reach their
piers maS>iSted. The Lpnapc's pas
srngerS. including an advance party
ot members Of the Brooklyn National
League baseball team hound for the
clubs southern training camp at Clear
water. Fla. will resume their inter
ruptcd journey today on tn" Apache.
No ono was reported injured, the only
untoward event being misgiyings ot
I some Of tho moro SupCrStitious ball
! pIaycrs that the wcll-known jinX had
/ camr1d on their trail little too early
! in tho season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-28

Gene Tunncy and Harry G-eh. a"-
rording to a private understanding
reached today. will fight in 'he open
air next spring. ring 10 bo pitched in
tic now NanEOc dium. This will
he a real attraction for no one is to'
really satisfied : 20 tho relative ah'I-
ity Of tho two mon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-28
Baseballing in the Orient
Waite Hoyt Tells More Interesting Stories Of Big
League Invasion of Far East.

The American selected big who returned from
baebalng world
This
is voiced in the following told Billy Evans Of Nea Service
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-28

Even obstinate, .nruy or sham
r,o,i hair sty~ ronbcd all day in
an, style you Ike "IIajr.Groom"
is dgoified combiug cream which
give, that natural gloss and woll-
&roomnd effect to Your hair-that
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White Swan Cafe.

Totals ...... SAG 9G3 $40 30
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North of Brookside Park

Well-kcpt broom modern bungalow.
Plenty of fruit and garage only 5000 cash
and balance easy terms. Call Travis with
W. l.. Bridges. las y. Delaware. Circle
7SOS.
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MASON
CORDS

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Suburban

Four-room bungalow with 5 extra lots
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