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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
FURNISH & FURNISH
e1e-os BRADY BLDG.-CR. 1924.
"BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD"

You be. Do you want to be! Certainly you DO, In.
paying month to Landlord you can
yourself Just like putting into the bankand a the
living home-a new home, never
occupied by anyone YOU And think of it. in addition to
yours enjoying that home, that modern omeyou
payine of how is this
sble We say by building system of homes
homes at cost possible by extensive building
tenn and you with small cash payment and the balance
PAYABLE rent bneha Of what would
returned creddeposied with us apply on the
payment Come phone office and allow
us to further explain system.
building modern homes ranging from three rooms
and costing complete including large fine
lot fros $4,000 $3.50 with hardwood oak floors and
Every of homes first Of all,
substantially built foundations delightfully."- situated in
pamined bouevards with
venience including gas, lights, sewers, etc.
rather pick lot and not build at
present suggest that you pick out right nowdont wait
50x130 feet, with lights, etc.
still selling $500 to $750on terms of $40 down and $40 month
However price will advance least rs cent
buyuness want to later Come
officewe to in that home-we
waiting to help you. Will you allow Us to do so?
THE j. H. KIRKPATRICK co.
Plaza. Floor kirkpatrick Bldg Phone CT g.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
Get Out of the Rut; Build, Buy.
HELP WANTED FEMALE

TEACHERS SUMMER wORK-LARGE
firm has opening for three teachers TO
travel during summer or work In home
county. Position will pay more than
teaching salary. Initiative necessary:
must assume responsibility: good salary:
IL you are seeking profitable position APP
ply Immediately; state time you can be-
gin. Give telephone. Address Light al.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
BEACON HILL HIGH-CLASS
,RCNGAIOW.

Six large rooms, elegant fireplace
and expensive electrical fixtures;
hardwood floors in living and dining
rooms, base plugs and all have large
closets with mirror doors, the bath,
base tub, also built-in chiffonier,
kitchen and breakfast nook; complete
bathroom and kitchen; side walls fin
ished in Keen cement, Pittsburg
heater; large porch on side and front,
garage and servants quarters; large
lot and choice location: near school
and car line. Act quickly on this ele-
CANT home. Call Mr.. Wedemeyer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
LAUREL HEIGHTS REAL
STUCCO HOME.

Seven large rooms, breakfast room,
double hardwood floors throughout
with Cabot's quilt in features. Large
tile bath. base tub. pedestal lavatory
and chiffonier. High grade wallpa-
per; foundation is on rock with solid
concrete footings and base. The walls
are reinforced concrete double sheeted
with builders metal studs and ex-
panded metal lath. The roof has 2x10
rafters. This is a beautiful home and
is sheeted solid with three pieces OK
asbestos roof paper mopped with
Trinidad Lake asphalt and covered
with pressed steel tile. Stucco ga
rage and servants quarters; well To-
Gated. Call Mr.. Wedemeyer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
Ne for a Lifetime
HOUSES For SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
FURNISH & FURNISH
Real Estate, Insurance and Loans
HOUSES FOR SALE
LAUREL HEIGHTS BRICK

TNENEEN-FURNACE HEATED.
4 VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
Living room 1Sx24. fireplace with
gas log, library 15x16, dining room
'15x20, music room, large breakfast
room. large kitchen, large pantry.
Pittsburg heater, speaking tube, dumb
waiter, lavatory and toilet downstairs,
double stairway, five bedrooms, four
of which have private connection with
two tile bathrooms, base tubs, large
pedestal lavatories, soiled clothes
chute to basement, large sleeping
porch, telephone on each floor. large
front porch, servants room, double ga
rage, large shade trees. paved street,
close to car line and jitney. Call Mr..
Stedham.
NEAR I.-G. HISTORY. $500
Good Groom house with all mod.
ern conveniences, in perfect condi-
ton: large south front lot on paved
street; very easy terms. See Mr.. Eos
ter.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
BEACON Hull BEAUrY.

Colonial bungalow, large cement
front porch, two cement back po-ches,
six large rooms, bath and breakfast
room, hardwood floors in living and
dining rooms, fireplace, French doors,
every possible built-in feature. includ-
ing California cooler, elegant tile bath
with built-in tub and pedestal lava
tory, gas-steam radiators, artistic and
expensive electrical fixtures and in
terror finish; garage, servants room
and fuel room. Owners have gone
away and offer this property at very
attractive price and terms. Ask Mr..
Foster.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
HOUSES FOR SALE
MAIN AVENUE CHOICE
LOCATION

PROMINENT CORNER LOT.
Right in line for enhancement in
value; lot Pixies feet. Shown by
appointment. Call Mr.. Stedham.
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szxSazSgsaeNa5sa

800 WV -HLLLS
HAMBURGER STAND in district OF
lunch buyers; now rented: excellent stand
for one able TO give IL his personal at
tention; present owner has other bust
ness that demands all OF his time. Call
OR. 7i75 for location.
ROOMING HOUSE IN BUSINESS DIS
TRICT-Twelve-room brick, furnace heat.
all conveniences. paved street. always
Sn\r rooms always full. exceptional
location for rooming and boarding house.
apartments or business New York owner
is anxious to sell before leaving for Eu-
rope; $4,000; terms.
MUST SELL BEFORE APRIL-Twelve
room house with one-half- acre OF ground.
all modern conyeniences. close to schools
and car line; excellent location for pri-
vate school or apartment house; will
make very low price for sale this week.
not on market after first of next month;
this is real chance 10 get big house
and large grounds for low price.
100 ACRES CLOSE TO CITY-North Of
San Antonio. SIS per cent IL cc.tiSition:
excellent soil. house and barn. good well
and windmill. good r/ghborfNod. on
public road, only s105O terms, out of
town owner anxious 10 sell. always rent
cd, chance for good farm house rent
proposition. Call for appointment TO see.
Los ANGELES HEIGHTS-Big two
story house with lovely appointments.
Hardwood floors. three-piece bath. large
outbuildings. three large los. macada-
mtzed street, gttage. only $500. no city
taxes. cool. comfortable and convenient:
absolutely well built.
CT. sos. 420 Navarro st. CT. 7i75.
G. & II. HAGELSTEIN.
FIVE-ROO. BUNGALOW IN SAN FER
nando; well built: large rooms, screen
ed sleeping porch; built-in features.
Pittsburg heater; gas. corlections for
heating: to appreciate this place see IT,
Call owner. TT. 1904.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
AGENTS WANTED ,

WANTED-THREE MEN, EXPERT
neced solicitors, to start Monday morn
ing with crew manager In car to good
territory transportation and samples fur
nished free. II. c. Rose, state agent.
3l2 Moor Bldeg
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$1,000, On Govt Hill
Ed cOS0 Cash

OK, SZ5U CaSh
High on hill. in first-class neigh
borhood, this lovely home with two
lots. can be bought for the small
sum of $1,000. $3.50 cash. balance
good terms. will take small car as
part payment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
BEACON HILL

My beautiful home on Summit Ave.
for sale; built-in features, hardwood
floors. all modern conveniences. Call
owner CT. 5lT3 or ASA.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08

nishings, etc. This is your big opportunity to
supply of goods. Just what you need at IL
ings. Our entire line of Army Goods, GroceEE.
ness and civilian merchandise will be incluq
GREAT BANKR1NNEsSALE. Remember, ey
:. Lad aWav do
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08

GOODYEAR MFG. CO. 1sc GOODYEAR
Bldg. Kansas City. NO., is making an
to one person in EACH locality who will
recommend il to friends. Write today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
Temple Hill, S4150
500 Cash. $40 Mo-, 5-R.

One of the best built houses in
town of five rooms. breakfast nook.
finished floors. brick front. large
porch. beautiful chandeliers. built
ins, French doors, gas; no city taxes,
sidewalks, curbs, excellent founda-
ton.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
HELP, MALE OR FEMALE

EFFICIENT TYPISTS TO DO COPY
work, 500 per month guaranteed. Adj
dress The Cooperative Service Agency,
744 Columbia St. Shreveport. La.
SHORTHAND IN THIRTY DAYS
guaranteed: speed and legibility unex-
celled: investigate. National School OF
Shorthand, All Oppenheimer Bldg. TT.
a9Oa
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
ALAMO HEIGHTS

The only two-story eeven-room home
located inside the loop for $4,000; lot
awful sacrifice.
F. V. WHITE. CT. 1881.
FOU R-ROOM HOUSE, SLEEPING
porch. front porch lot 50xiS5, near
Harlandale school. outside of city limits.
to sacrifice at s25Oo. with 5000 cash,
balance SIS monthly. Call Mr.. Albrecht.
Four rooms. sleeping porch. front
porch. on W, Houston St, one block Of
car line, only s3215. with si75 cash,
balance $50 month. Call Mr.. Fowler.
A. V. DULLYE REALTY co.
iI0l S. Flores st. or. Ss13.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
University Ave, $500 Cash
$40 Month. $500. Or.

The only cottage on this street for
the money. Five rooms, dressed
floors. very pretty paper, woodwork
in white, built-in features of all
kinds. sewer, water. lights. House
in splendid condition.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
Alamo Heights
Beautiful Home

Most magnificent view on the hill,
lovely 5-room bungalow, perfect con-
dition. brick fireplace. pretty break
fast room. splendid sleeping porch.
highly polished floors, ivory enamel
finish. large closets, many built-ins,
dainty fixtures and decorations; price
S6S0O
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08

Lamar Street Corner, $3.50
New 5-R. and 2-R.
$500 Cash
House on corner. new Groom.
screened sleeping porch, 3-piece bath.
dressed floors, linoleum on kitchen
and bathroom floors, pretty paper:
beautiful chandeliers in living and
dining room; two-room cottage on
rear of lot, rents for SO per month /;
paved street, splendid neighborhood,
near schools. It's cheap.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08

al BAYLOR ST.-FIvE-RooM HOUSE
for rent. $40 a month. seven-room, two
story. 4l6 Pruitt Ave. $3.50 month.
Call Pruitt, Crockett 1898.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08

WANTED-TwO LIVE WIRE REAL ES-
tate statesmen to handle a good going
proposition. CIR. 1902.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
HELP WANTED MALE

COLoRED DINING CAR WATERS AND
sleeping car porters wanted. Exper-
fence unnecessary. We train you. In
formation free. Write 40i Railway Ex-
change, Omaha, Nebraska.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08

WANT SEVERAL statesmen TO SELL
securities. Call Monday, the 9th of
| April. from TO 10 a. m. and to p. m.
| Mattison & Argy, 53i Moore Bldg.
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CORTLAND Place, CIR.

$3.50 Cash, S45 Mo-, $500
High-raised cottage. with large gal
lery. large hall. six big rooms, fire
place. bath. screened-in gallery, gas,
sewer. water, lights, grAage.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
Statesmen WANTED

Statesmen WANTED TO SELL CT
gars, $3.50 month and expenses: good
proposition. Write for information,
Victor Cigar Co.. High Point. n. c.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-14

one who repeats old, well-tried and
tested conclusions.
There are so many men like
that all the world over, suppose
! but most of all in New York.
Men become so rich there-some
of them-and so many are driven
by their desire to have everything
that rich men can buy. Mostly
they have been poor, and because
they have not been trained from
childhood to the idea and uses of
wealth it is impossible for great
many of them to remain faithful
to their simple, single possessions
for fear they are losing some
thing missing somethingi''
She laughed little bitterly.
One auto for me? who have
made millions?' he asks himself
sub-consciously. Ridiculous. Al
man who only makes thousands
can have one. Unjust have more
or how am / richer than the
thousands man?'
'tOr 'One houseone horse
one hound-one wife,
Her eyes dilated.
zone wifev' she repeated.
eyes, it is inevitable that certain
type Of rich man should feel that.
first sub-consciously, then con-
sciouslyl But not all, no, not all
men. Yet many! r
"A sudden thought checked her.
please do not think that I pre-
tend to have thought all that out.
wholly for myself. ! was told
that BY q clever woman, long ago
80 long ago, it seems but since
then / have lived through It and +
know that it Is true"
do you think it is true2" she
asked.
He answered that it was true,
that he could understand it being
true in the case Of many men,
She nodded.
1T is true in the case Of my hus-
band" she said in peculiar and.
tOneless voice.
"And it is because it has been
true in his case for nearly four
shat lam here alone at
this hotel in Egypt tonight, = she.
went on calmly.
"YOu mean he began,
then paused awkwardly, his eyes
intent on the pale, beautiful face
before him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-14

Meht Doodle have .eloeen 1T. Murray 90 their dane.
ng instructor More than 10000 pe0ple have IeafneG
q pecome popllar dancers through his eag lesrn~
New Easy Way
10 show yOu how easily and quickly Won can learn
gig new way, Arthur Murray has consented 70 aends
dancing lessons for only $780, This Extraordinary
offer y made @ prove YOU viii enjoy learning the
newest steps ID the privacy Of your own home
without OnlOOkeks 70 embArFas8 you You Heed not
send any money noW. When. the postman hands
the l6-lesson course, Just deposit 81 with him.
plus few cents postage, In full payment. IL within
five days you not delighted return the Lessons
and your money will be promptly refunded
This unllsstaf affer may mt be made again. Write
today for the eixteen- lesson IL you pfefaEs
sefd the dollar now and will pay the postage.
The lessons win be sent promptly. IN plain cover.
Learn at home and surprise your frienda Act new
and be good dancer soon.
Arthur murray, studls CO... SOL Madlsan Az. n. y. q
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-14

neT nuSDanO, Onart6S LaIuIHdrSnp
pursued the completion Of hfs busi-
ness concerns, and from whence,
no doubt, he would soon. set out
to join her.
1t was just a chance, a bit of
wild luck that she happened to be
at Luxor at all, he told HIMSELF
She had not said why she was there
alone, but no doubt she would tell
hinl--if she thought it mattered.
And, at least, they might achieve
a sort of happiness mirage Of
happiness.
They would see the ruins to-
gether, talk little, buy a few
curios in company, see some sun
sets, perhaps idle away some hours
on the river-and then she would
go away, to rejoin her husband.
Nothing more than that.
'It never could have been more
than that" said Marchurst to the
darkness. Either for her with a
husband, relatives, life to live,
a reputation in New York. Or for
me-owing Sais what / owe her.
Only, she is so beautiful and sweet,
I believe | have dreamed of just
such a woman as Louise Lam
marsh all my life" He felt as old
as that sounded.
"Cool, pale, lovely poised. But
there is hint of passion behind
her ivory chillg'
He realized with a sense Of
shock that his hands were clenched
so tightly that q little stiff pain
was suggesting itself in his fingers.
Il am a waster--no, q March
urst-weak, weak, that's what is
wrong with me. Tied to Sais as
tightly-if gratitude means any
thing to me- as Louise is to
Charles Lammarsh! !. And love
her. Love her? Do I? God, do
love anybody but myself? / wish
were older. Lying here, brood
ing-old Crichton wouldn't brood.
He'd laugh. Practical, expert
enced old Hoodless. Il tell my
self love Louise Lammarsh-but
if that door swung back and Sais
came gliding in, the light behind
her, speaking low in that pretty,
broken English of hers. {. yes, /
am q waster, no good"
He slid suddenly from the bed
and went in to Hoodless.
"Sorry, Crichton = were you
asleep? Old man, I'm jumpy.
Give me a couple of those damned
little tablets we used to take out
there. IL cant sleep, old man"
Hoodless made a light and
looked at him. His face was still
white and haggard. The adj
venturer nodded.
"That's all right, Dick" he said
soothingly, whats worrying you!
This is just-reaction. Nothing.
Reaction. Here you are"
Dick took the tablets.
"What pals these little specks Of
stuff can be to a man, Ell, erich
ton ?" he said, smiled and nodded
at the others reminder that they
were dangerously tickle "pals"
and went back to his room to for
get Louise Lammarsh and Sais in
deep sleep.
But soon he was to learn that
much of his, partially self-inflicted
torment was without cause.
Hoodless went on to Cairo the
following day, promising to return
after he had attended to certain
personal matters he wished to
arrange.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-14

''That my husband has been one
Of those men almost from the day
Of our marriage That Is very
frank perhaps You are thinking
that It is q most indiscreet thing to
say. But ] have q good reason for
saying it to you. Be patient with
me- for 4 little. II is just IA
seeking for sympathy, you know.
& have found 1t very difficult to
elect the words in which to say it
but Iehavc succeeded and am
very glad Of that. had to con-
fide in some one, you see things
have reached that stage with me.
/ have friends in Cairo older,
graver, perhaps even kindlier
people than you--in whom | could
have confded and who would have
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-14

ruins-but that's my fault and
my loss. / am only an ordinary,
average person and not very
imaginative. But even fellows like
me have their marvels."
"What are your marvels,
Dick?" she asked. Long before
she had slipped into the habit Of
using his Christian name.
"Well, it has always seemed
really marvellous to me that you
should have felt interested enough
in we two men, strangers, drift
ing through Cairo on the way to
shoot, to ask about it and to wish
US good luck. / could see that
you were sincere-that you meant
it. ! have never forgotten that
good wish,' he told her.
She smiled little at the boyish
simplicity of that. The sheer
youth of him was always cropping
up, shining, like veins Of gold in
dark earth. But her smile was
touched with sadness, for his boy
ishness made her feel old. In
actual years she was a little
younger than he, but even as
much of his spirit was older than
his years justified, so, she felt, was
the whole Of hers. She had been
able to escape that feeling now
and then in the past few weeks,
but it was always recurring.
He read something Of that in
her smile.
docs that sound like a youthful
enthusiasm to your he asked, his
air and tone quite unconsciously
acknowledging her wider expert
ence.
Perhaps little" she said, add
ing quickly, "But it is good, splen-
did to be able to be enthusiastic
to be young in spirit when one is
young in years. There are times
when talking to you feel almost
infinitely DID,
He stared for a moment. She
had dressed that evening very care
fully and she had long lost the
look of WEAKNESS which he had
noticed when he first arrived at
Luxor.
No, not like that. / don't look
old, Of course / hope not. But in
my spirit. That is so old.
You see, / was married at eighteen.
My husband was a wealthy man in
a live circle and I was precipitated
into that circle also. And after a
little while my husband, intent on
other interests, left me to fend
for myself. Oh, not openly, Of
course. / was still the mistress Of
his house, we we're ostensibly on
good terms, and on ceremonious
occasions that fact would be
solemnly paraded to the view of
the world. / don't think that at
first he meant to leave me lonely
at heart-but he needed all his
consistency for his business n
nancial business that was sort of
fierce, daily warfare. After BUSH
ness was over he would relax
and seek pleasure. It was, / think,
a kind of passion, a desperate and
anxious need to get what he felt
was value for the huge sums of
money he used to earn-or rather,
recompense for the hard work and
time he sacrificed in making those
sums" She paused a moment,
frowning over her thoughts.
Perhaps it was not noticeable
to others, but to me, who knew
him, his anxiety to get everything
the money he toiled to earn could
buy him, seemed to be exactly in
the spirit of eat, drink and be
merry, for tomorrow we die.
Now she seemed to be talking more
to herself than to Marchurst-like
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(Continued from Page ID
look-mystery-in her eyes as she
told me So"
His mind swerved back to Cairo,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-14
Wny Good Dancers
Are pOpIIlaY

ASN4AD U0AltE1u anu
Waness . danes with the
person who known the latest
steps There q no need 81
being q Nallfl0werl Arthur
murray, Americas fOremOst
dancing teacher. has psrs
Ieeteu Z wonderful new
metllod hy which yOu can
learn any 0f the news
Get steps u Z few MIN
utes and aIl 20 the
dances u short time.
Even II yOu don't know ons
step from smother, YOU cnr
quickly and easily master nfI,
dance without music and with.
out partner, right ID your own
llnIne NeuF pueeess q ng9ar
aatee4 The VanderhiIfs anf
scores Of other socially prom
Evening star., 1923-03-02
Smart Navy Blue
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Fast-color, all : w o ol
navy blue serge, well tai
Iored. in a good-looking
Norfolk model. Sizes 8 to
II years.
-F0uFth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-02
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB
NAMES CCLLIFL0WER
No Opposition Develops to Nom
ination for President-Others
Selected. =, .

James Collifiower was the sole NOM
inee chosen for president Of the Cos
mopolitan Club, to serve for the en-
suing year, at a meeting in the Hotel
Hamilton yesterday. This assures
Mr.. Collifiower's election next Thurs
Gay.
Ernest Z. Herrell, Lewis Payne and
Michael SchafTer were nominated for
the Office of secretary, while Algernon
Gardiner, Fernand Petit and Frank
Ghlselli will be opposed for treasurer.
The board of governors Will be Sc
iccted from the following: Roy
era smpton. Michael Heister. Paul
Bramstedt, Edward Schneider, Mar
tin Leese. David Myers. JOSEPH Trew,
William Neumeyer, William Ghlliher,
Joseph Fisher and Fred Rtcoy
Announcement was made by Jack
Merkling. chairman of the ent tertain-
ment committee, that the anniversary
of the club and ladies' night Will be
held April l2.- at Rauscher's. Several
features are being planned. - +
4 letter from the Associated Char
tties, thanking ths club for its Christ
mas contribution, wSS. read by Presi-
dent Heister, whfle}.Algernon Cial d.
ner told of experiences on a recent
trip to Cuba and. Florida. Booster
prizes were awarded. torI2ssse, SIX tbker
and Harry Hobart '''f-ff ~ .:..;'lsi.9