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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23
Boston Wins Fifth
From Indians

Boston. Aug. 22.-Boston scored its
fifth straight victory and the third of
the series over Cleveland today. to 1.
coveleskie passed Pinch Hitter Picinich
and FIagstead with two out IN the eighth
VAN bsganss doubled to center for the
two runs the Red sox needed to win.
The score:
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23
BOOSTERS DEFEAT
DENVER BEARS

Des Moinss. la. Aug. 22.--Des Moines
hit Pisg and Brown hard todav and won
the series opener TO s. Roche and
Hungling h't home runs.
DENVER tW) DIES MONIES fw)
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23
REDS, PHILLlES
DIVIDE SERIES

Cincinnati. Aug 7a.-Phiisdelphia
ming today. 5 to z. In II innings. The
Reds punched four hits for their only
PHIIA'PHIA ~ CINCINNATI fs)
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23

OF sacramento won well-earned six.
round decision over Battling Harkey OF
Eogales. substituting for Young Nelson
of Miami In the final event Of boxing
card here. They are lightweights. In
q six-round special event at i4b pounds.
Max Mcfarland OF Phoenix rot the ref
sree's decision over Young Lee Anderson
nj Oakland
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23

SuiIfHHHTy--IHk66-DH96 n1v. PUT0y.
Two.base hits: Robinson ie). Chavez.
bases: Robinson. Osborn. Wilcox. tGasn Kp"en
ger. Bases ON balls: Off KoupaI, e; off
Lewis. 9. Struck out: BY Koupaf, 4; by
runs: Omaha. 1: Lincoln, i. Left ON
bases: Omaha. IL; Lincoln. 8. Double
playn: Cartwright tunassisted), Kruger
to Purdy to Cartwright. wilcox to
Thompson to Cullop, Lenahan to Thomp-
son to Cullop. Umpires: Held and Pow
ell. Time. 1.46.
Second game, score:
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23
played by Witt.
home. The score:


Totals - Is Sc ls
1Batted for Wells in third
xBatted for Holloway IN seventh
zBstted for Ward In eighth
zBattsd for NcNally in twelfth
y zBatted for s. Jones in eighth
Score by innings:
Detroit ......1n0 90 nso 1fz-s
New York ............o50 COZ io0 e0e-s
summary-Runs: WIngo "a. Manush
Heilmann. r. Jones. O'Rourks q. Bass-
les. Ruth. Pipp ~. schanz ~. War.
Two-bsse hits: Dugsn. ORourke Msnush.
Ruth. Rigney. Msusel. Three-base hi.
O'Rcurke. Stolen bases. Pipp H. Bzss-
Ter (zl. oRourke. Sacrifice hits: :.
Jones. ward. Scott "a. r Jones' Double
play: O'Rourke 70 Rirney 70 Heilnnann.
Left on bases: New York. Il. Detroit ]
Bases on balls. Off s Jones. 1. Of
HOyt, ?. off Holloway. ! Off : Johnson
. struck out; By :. Jones, s. ny Hoyt.
J. by Wells. ]: by 8 johnson. Hts.
or Wells. IN innings of HOLLOWAY.
IN innings; off 5 Johnson. IN 5
innings. off 5. Jones IN 5 innings. or
Hoyt. in innings Passed ball: Bzss-
Ter. Winning pitcher: s johnson. Los
ing pitcher: Hoyt- Empires. Connolly.
ormsby and Dincen. Time. 5sas.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23
Calvert Wins
Tennis HOnOrs

Bloomfield. Seb.. Aug. 2-.-Calvert
OF Randolph won the singles cham
pionship In the annual tournament
Of the Tri-County Tennis association.
held at Pierce Tuesday and wednes-
day. defeating G. II. Liddell in the
finals.
Play in the doubles was not COM
pleted. Mcdonald and Pohle Of
Harrington won two out OF three
sets from G. II. and F. r. Liddell
Of Bloomfield. but as the tourney is
being played under the best three
out OF five. must win one more set
TO go into the finals.
Andersen and Gray OF Bloomfield
have won two out of three from
Chilvers and Buckendahl Of Pierce
but need one more set. The CON
clusion OF the semi-finals and the
finals themselves will be played at
Pierce Monday.
At the business meeting OF the as
sociation IL was voted to hold the
1925 tourney at Randolph and the
dates are July 2s and %. c. r. Nc
Donald of Harrington was elected
president. G. IL Lidden OF Bloom
field. vice president. and William
Eike of Randolph. secretary.
The st. Joseph Saints punched hits
on Brown In the fourth inning and
scored four runs, which beat Okla.
homa City in the second game OF the
series The final score was TO =
The Saints scored their NTH run in
the seventh inning. "Slim" Davenport
started for the Saints. but save way
for pinch hitter In the fourth
inning.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23

rrrmons n. Aur. es-Uarrv Grrh.
rifddicwcight champion 81 The worlt re-
faiNrd his title BY eNteointinS Tsgs~
hem
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23

Score by innings:
y,H"nn luV oVV OiO-D
Lincoln .........,..1 100 100 OOO-2
Wilcox. Cooper. Two-base hits: Wilcox,
Osborn, Purdy. Skinner. Moore. Sacrifice
Bases on balls; OFT Mack. I; off Beck, 4
off Pallas, !. Struck out: BY Mack. s.:
orr Beck. s and 8 in 3 innings. Losin4
pitcher: Beck. Earned runs: Omaha, e;
Lincoln. 1. Left bases: Omaha, O.:
Lincoln, T. Double play: Chavez to Cart
wright. Umpires: Held and Powell Time !:
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23


from 10 teams, as in last years
league. to eight squads.
Officials Of the league hope TO
bring about greater competition by
keeping the number Of teams down
to eight. Harry Edison Il secre-
tary Of the Greater Omaha loop.
Practically all of last years
teams which desired to enter again
this year have signed up for the
season, and members are looking
forward for q banner year.
The following teams will COM
pete: Ak.Sar-Ben, Frank Jarosh.
captain; Omaha Towel Supply,
Charley Youngert, captain; United
States Oil Works, George Kennedy,
captain; Sanford Cafe, Bill Helm,
captain: Guarantee Fund Life,
Ralph Sciple, captain; Mapa Cuba
Cigars. Harry Bannion. captain;
Blue Cabs. Tony, captain; Bankers
Reserve Life or Harry Koch In
surance, backer undetermined,
Frank Moravec, captain.
The Booster bowling league viii
start the season September IL on the
Omaha alleys. Nine teams have
signed up for the season.
The teams and captains:
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23

Sneaker Myatt F1agstead, Wamby.
Boone. veach Picinich. Two-bsse hits.
wamby t2). veach. Collins. Three ba Sc
hit: Speaker Home run. Myatt. saeri-
flee: Coveleskie. Double plays; Namoy
to Collins. Left on bases: Cleveland. 10.
Boston, l. Bases on balls: orr Coveleskie
>. of Ferguson. ?: off Ross. ]. Struck
out: BY Coveleskie. ); BY Ferguson. !;
off Ross , Hits: orr Ferguson. 10 in :
innings of Ross. none IN inning. Wild
nitche.. coveleskie. /: Ferguson. ]; Ross.
Balk: Ferguson. Winning pitcher
Ferguson Umpires; MoriRrty and Hide
brand Time. 1871
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23
Totals 4sis 80 10 o

xBatted for Sand in sixth.
zRan for WinEo In ninth.
zBatted for Benton in ninth.
zBatted for Luqus in 1ith.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia ...........toi 900 fef -
sunmary-Runs: Harper MolSan f2D.
williams. schultz. Walker. Plnelh. WinEe.
Two. base hits: Critz; wrlghtstone.
walker. Bohne. Henline. Home run;
Williams Stolen bases: BreEsler. Tar
per. schultz Double plays. nenton 20
finelii 10 Critz, Walker 10 paubert. Holke
to J. Wilson TO woehrs, Parkinson 70
Hoike. Left on bases; philadelphia.
Cincinnati 10 Bases on halls: orr
Donohue. 4: of Luqus, /. off Ring. 8.
struck out; py Donohu.. . Hits: orr
Donohue, 10 in six innings tnone out in
-eventh); OFF Benton, in three innings:
Off Luaue, in two innings, wild pitch.
Iunue. Losing pitcher: Luque. I'm
plres: KLEIN and r. Wilson. Time: s.i4.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23

Totals s7102 ANA Totals 81 1877 IL
xBatted for Summa in ninth
xRan for Speaker In ninth.
zBatted for Ferguson In eighth.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey city, o. Toronto. >.
Baltimore. I, Syracuse. ..
Reading, 6: Rochester, 4.
Newark. s. Buffalo. ..
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23

Nelson Brown Park Merchants. and
krailcak. Nluton Cubs catcherr, Nenedal !.
Brown Park Merchants. and TAYLOR.
Twenty fourth and Ames Merchants,
pitchers. OhnssborH, South Omaha Jun
iorr firat base. rdvondra. Brown Park
Merchants second base: Matchs. Brown y
Park Merchants. short.top; Risa South
Twenty fourth and Ames Merchants.
Matchs Brown Park Merchants and
Hanson south Omaha Juniors outfield :
ers. Franks Swift Independents. ana
Busssy. Corr Eieotrics utility.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Resul

Minneapolis. II: Milwaukee. s.
Indianapolis. 10. Toledo. 3.
st. Paul. ;; Kansas city, q.
Columbus. 16: Louisville. Is.
Games To-day.
Toledo At indianapolis.
Columbus at Louisville.
St Paul at Kansas city.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23
Buae and Lincoln Break Even Twin Bill With Judge Lands Looking On
Hemann Timely Single Defeats Yanks in Twelfth Inning, to
Bowling Loop
Organizes for
Coming Season

HE Greater Omaha
bowling lea & Il e
will start the 1924
bowling sc a . o n
September 16 on
the Omaha Rec
reation Parlor al
leys with eight
strong teams COM
peting. The league
will play from Z
to 9 Tuesday eve
nings.
At 4 meetin &
held Wednesday y
1t was decided by
members to cut
down the roster
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY LEAGUE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Marshalltown. 2; Moline. 3.
Rock Island, q: ottumwa, =.
Cedar Rapids. &; Burlington. ..
Waterloo. 2. Dubuque. ..
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23

The Gate City bowling league will
meet Monday night to grant fran.
chises for the coming season and to
draft a league schedule.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23

MTCIuGAN-ONT

Dallas a; Galveston 0.
Fort Worth 2. Beaumont 10.
wichita Falls 4: Houston 10.
Shreveport 40. San Antonio i-f.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23

Muskegon a.: Bay city "a.
Kalamazoo s: Saginaw 9.
Flint Z: London z.
Grand Rapids 7. Hamilton 3.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-23
TO
PLAY MERCHANTS

The AllStar Junior team which
viii play the William Street Mer.
chants Sunday afternoon as a pre-.
liminary TO the MurphyLeland Brown
game at League park. was selected
yesterday. The All-Stars will have
two of the best pitchers in the In.
tercity league for mound work In
Nepedal OF the Brown Park Mer-
chants and Taylor of the Twenty.
fourth and Ames Merchants.
Evening star., 1924-11-14

took an active part In the Polish
revolution against Russia in 1853.
His anti -Russianism resulted in his
expulsion by the Russian te cheers
from the school at Kielce, and he
started work when young as a. tele-
graph operator in a small railroad
station.
Later he Joined travelling theatri-
cal company and then drifted to other
occupations, at one time being Il rail-
road. worker and another a farm
hand. He once went to the famous
Polish cloister at CZestochowa, in
tending to become a monk. His first
stories were published in magazine
form in 1898. His most famous work,
the novel Peasants" issued in
four volumes-"Autumn, winter"
Evening star., 1924-11-14
Air Flight Is Hair Restorer.

One of the most puzxlinE results OF
tho around-the- world flight OF the
American airmen was the fact that
some Of tho aviators grew noticeably
bald, while the man who started out
as a bald head went back to Seattle
with n heavy growth OF fine hair. He
was Lieut.. Nelson and no specialists
or doctors have been able to explain
the curious result of the long and
arduous flight.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
REYM0NT GETS NOTICE
OF PRIZE AT SICK BED
Winner of Nobel Literature Award
Recovering From Serious
Illness.

WARSAW. November 14-Wladis-
law Reymont. the Polish writer who
has been awarded the 1924 Nobel
prize in literature. received notice of
the honor while here recovering from
q serious attack of Pneumonia.
NJ Reymont was born in 1868, and
belonged to Il peasant family which
Evening star., 1924-11-14

Spring" and "Summer'-has been
translated into all the European
languages. NJ. Reymont II wealthy
and has an estate near Posen.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-15

HOTEL HOUSTON. NEWLY FUR
nished. 81 day. special weekly rates;
opposite Wolff & Marx. 2oi w. Houston.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

$4,000.
Alamo Grocery: enclose platform.
J. Bustos. four-room dwelling. Sabinas;
lsl5OO.
Estate of S. Garcia. two-room. Bur-
lnett; $3.50.
J: G. snrran. five-room dwelling, Cum
berland; $4,000.
J. s. Pearson, addition. West Wood
lawn; s125.
Hugo Griesenbeck. repair fire damage,
Albert Kronkosksy. two four-room
dwellings. South Laredo: $1,000.
Albert Kronkosky. two stores. South
Laredo: $500.
Albert Kronkosky. five stores. West
Commerce; $500
Mrs. A. Heinemeyer two-room dwell
ing. North Flores; $500.
NJ. L. RoarlS. garage. Drexel: $50.
Mrs. A II. Blake. barr. st. Clair; $50.
East woodlawn; $4,000.
s. wurtzbach, four-room dwelling, Ma
J. A. Braden. four-room dwelling,
W. s. CONFESS. five-room dwelling,
waverly: $4,000.
en-. n DelaO' One-rOOm dwelling Elvira;
Federal Home Building Company, four
room dwelling. Victoria; $1,000.
Federal Home Building Company,
three-room dwelling, Alvarez; $1,000.
David F. Baker, garage, Thompson;
Barclay Estate; remodel front. West
Commerce; 800.
/. J. Fuos. screen porch. South Presa;
$500.
r. A. Rlchey. three-rOOm dwelling.
Vera Cruz: $3.50.
X. & NJ: Shoe Store. repair awning,
Federal Home Building Company.
four-room dwelling. Rigsby; $500.
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pEAi. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Dennis r. and Annie 4. Rowland ct NJ
by sheriff 90 Temple Hill Development
Company. April I. 1894 deed to lot 20.
block s. section \. TEMPLE nm addi'
ton: $1,000.
". Il. aud Pauline Jersig by sheriff
to Temple nm Development Company
April +. 1924, sherlfrs deed TO lot IS
block c. section A. Temple Hili addi-
ton. sieeo.
Charles Mcqueen and wife TO Texas
+. Dimmitt. January Is. 1874. quit claim
deed to lot H. block IL. new city block
1885. 81 etc.
Nicholas Dorangricochia and wife TO
Paul W. Seideman. April s. 1894 deed TO
lot 1. block . new city block 503l,
Treasure Hin addition; $4,000.
Myer Myers to Wayman Shell. April
{, 1924, deed 10 lots { and 5. block 80.
Kingston Heights Terrace; s164t.
James O. Walsh and wife TO Myer
Myers. April :. 1924. deed to lots {
and 5. block so. Kingston Heights;
$500.
LaviIIe Rogers and wife to Lonnic d.
Ezell. April IL. 1924. deed TO lot II,
block II, Los Angeles Heights; $4,000.
J. B. Sharp and wife to William Del
lerman. March .. 1924. deed 20 lot /,
block Il. new city block 1000, Los An
gelcs Heights: 81 etc.
Bethel Lumber Company. Inc, to Ba-
clio Nharra, April II. 1924. decd 10 lot
~. block G, new city block 1858, Colima
addition.
B. G. Irish to Ignacio Ramos, April
8. 1929. deed OF lots "a and IS, block Is,
new city block 1851; $50.
Henry Urbaneck TO J. C. Williams,
April TO- 1924, decd 10 southwest one
half of lot ,, block ,, new city block
\. s. Dickinson TO l.. E Fite, April
l. 1874. deed to lots 243 to 24s, 2S9 TO
264 inclusive. Mt. Vernon place; $40 etc.
y. $. Dickinson TO 1gnacio Ramirez.
July "a, 1923. deed to north one-half OF
lot 5. new city block s9ia; 5000.
Lucien J.. Littlefield ct al TO W. r.
Walker and wife. March Is. 1874, deed
to lot .. block {. new city block $50;
$4,000.
Thurman Barrett to f. C. Heck and
wife. March 81. 1924. deed 10 lot IL.
block %: Harlandale Gardens. second
Simpson Brothers Company to A. A
Simpson. trustee. May 5, 1922, deed to
lot on East Commerce street as better
described in volume 400 page 1879;
Juana B .seano ct al to Antonio
Badillo. April .. 1924. deed TO lot 1;,
block I. new city block 1895; IS. love
:. |. Minis to John R. Petrich and
wife. February Is. 1894. deed to lot
Is. new city block 1855: $3.50.
J. II. Berry to William NJ. Rowland
and wife. April :. 1924. deed to lots 5
and s. new city block 97S: s530O.0s.
o. c. Baird and wife to Helen E.
Johnson, April 8. 1924. deed to lots l
TO 10 and ; to IS. block /. new city
block 6O59: lots .. To- Is to 20. 81 10
IS. block .. new city block $3.50: lots IS
and %. block I: new city block 606e;
lots ;. and 4, block 5, new city block
6065;S lots / to S. block s, new city
block 606i: lot 81. block Z. new city
block s0e5: lots and IL to 20. 81 to
IS, block s. new city block 6066; lots
Z to l6. block 9. new city block 6O67
lots ! to 5. block 10. new city block
6O6s; lots 10 and 20. block II. new city
block 6O69. IS lots in Sunset Place ad-
dition; $500 etc.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank c. Cool. Won Ormy. Tex, and
Mrs. Minnie X. Cook.
Eugenio Cara and Concha Reyes
George Wagner and Mrs. Lucille
Kugel.
Alonzo Skies and Bernice Brooks.
VIII +. Warren and Allie Mae WISE
man.
Leonardo Moralez and Ramona Baez
John L. Pace and Ethel l.. Ferguson.
James r. Mathis and Sabine HOOKS
Jesus G.. Mena and Felisa Pena.
Fcrmin Alvarado and Carolina Benites.
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BARGAINS

Large five-room house in Beacon Hill
section. large lot and good street. will
be sold at sacrifice price of $3.50. easy
terms.
Stucco home. North Side. four rooms
and three piece bath, lights and garage.
furnished complete, excellent condition.
leaving city, will sell for $3.50, easy
terms.
For Colored-Large well-built house.
three rooms and closed-in porch. newly
painted. good location, price only 1850,
easy terms.
Also have few more can recommend
at bargain price and easy terms. Mr..
EanlSeryis Tr 431g.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

Wv YUM MIN y
An internationally known office
appliance manufacturer has a few
openings in its domestic sales or
ganization for high-grade young
men, remuneration good. opportu-
mites for advancement, short
training before beginning work,
salary during training. qualifica-
tions: age under 80 years, high
school education. Address 205
Gibbs Bldg.
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FARMS AND RANCHES
Twenty Acres

Only four miles cast of city limits. one
room house. on inacadam and paved
road. telephone. daily mail. near school
Mr.. Fowler.
a. V. DULLYE REALTY co.
i2is Nogalitos st. CIR. Ssl3
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Sacrifice Sale

Home must be sold at once. Five
room bungalow with extra large glassed-
in sleeping porch. garage. all modern
improvements. On Beacon HILL l11y
W. Magnolia. A $500 house for $3.50.
terms $1,000 cash, balance $50 a month.
Owner must sell at once. Phone Or. 1888
or TT 11os
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-15

IF YOU ARE WILLING TO WORK.
can get the business. can use one good
man that is willing to start on small
salary expenses and commission. Room
435 Gunter Hotel 10
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New Bungalow, $475O
Can You Beat It?
Broadway Pickup

Appraised s12, 900. take $500. only
$500 cash. large eight-room home, now
in business block. awful sacrifice.
F. V. WHITE & co.
EOS Moore Bldg. Or. 15io.
S. WALTERS ST. CASH PAYMENT
down. balance $50 MONTH or more.
Including interest, buys four-room cot
iition. Inquire s0i Belmont st.
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AGENTS WANTED

SUBSTANTIAL OLD LINE LIFE IN
surance company has just entered Tex
as and needs a reliable general agent at
San. Antonio. Attractive policies, low
premiums. high commission with per-
petual renewals and liberal office al
lowance to the right man. Box "a Light
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Experienced elevator boy,
colored, about Is years of
age. Apply at once.
Vogue.

MEN-LEARN BARBERING: DOUBLE
your earning power; easy. clean work;
good job waiting when competent; rhort
course completes: day evening: call or
write. Moler Barber College. 43o West
Houston
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DEPARTURES

I.-G. y
No. s-MOtor Car. From Aus
no. i tin ...'.... 1l p. m.
No. a"Foi St. Louis. Santa re.
Conn. (Sunshine spe-
No. For St Louis 900 a. m.
No. b-For Laredo and Mex
leo points ........ $3.50 a. nj.
No, s-For Temple. Fort Worth
and Kansas CITY. (santa
Fe Sleeperl. 81. Louis
via Palestine, T.-G. n.
Sleeper ...............S:45 r. m.
No. 1-For Laredo ..........ll;oo p m.
NJ. X. 7.
No. z-Texas Special. for AUS
tin. Waco. Dallas. Kan
sas City, and ST. Louis $40 n. m.
No. 4-Katy Limited. for Aus
tin. Waco. Fl. Worth.
Dallas. Kansas City and
No. 1o-I.ocai for New Braun -
feis San Marcos. Aus
Tin: Waco. smlthviils
No. s-Katy FLYER for Austin.
City and s.. Louis: $500 ?. m
for Austin, Temple.
Waco. Dallas, and Fort
s. A T : 4, p. ,n x. II. p. Ss !. =
No. I4-Notor Car for KerrvillA
...s..s.sss- .-f-iv " WI
80. is--For Houston. Corpus
Christi. 'Rockport ......g:00 r. m.
no. ll-For Corpus Christi.
Alice and ralfurriass1F 800 .. m.
No. l3-For Kennedy. YoaSdm.
Houston. Corpus Christi
and Rockporf 1n:53 p nj.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. 24-ii4yiight Train for
Daliss- Fort Worth =. 1850 a. m.
no. loe--snnsri Limited for
New Orleans ....... 1880 a. m
No. i01-Sunset Limited fer San
FrsnciSco ............ 4:40 a.. M
No. 3O2-For cuero. Victoria.
Port i.svaca and Hous-
No. s~For New Orleans ..lI:OO a. N
No. 7-For Del Rio =. .....l2:nl p. m
No. ios-For San Francisco. 1880 o. IN
No. 32-For Fort Worth and
No. s27-For Eagle Pass :. 100 p. IN
No. 11O-For New Orleans III 80 n. m
g. q. & G. ZIG. N. .Dcpot.l
~. f-For Corpus Christi and
evansville .ln:20 a m
a 3-For Corpus Christi and
Brownsville =. .....I l:1O o. ~,
San ANTONIO SOr-rHERS TIC. N.
Dcrot.)
Nc. ,sa-For Christine .......s:oo a. m.
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FARMS AND RANCHES
FARM AND STOCK
RANCH ~

1900 acres lying partly in Bee and
partly in Live Oak counties. This is
also in the heart of oil and gas develop
ment. We will make an exceptionally
low price on this. Try u.s.
LACKS e. KNIGHT.
c0- Grayburr RIdP
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LosT-ALLIGAToRP PATTERN POCKET
book on st. Hedwig road, reward. A.
Loep, Marion. Tex.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE
ARRIVALS

No. Motor Car. From Aus
TIN .......'. ..'''
No. s-Netor Car. From AUS ~,
No. From Laredo 'o''V a. NJ
So s-rro-n 81. Louis and
Kansas City $3.50. '-s'"' n ~
No s-From laredo and Mex
leo points '''' :, 20 - -
~ FROM St Louis. -5'4v p III
NJ 1-Ftom ST. Louis Santa
re conn. fSunshtne
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-15

Beacon Hill
New, $500 Cash
On paved street. brand new bun
galow of five rooms and break
fast nook. glassed-in sleeping
porch. fireplace. hardwood polished
floors. French doors. built-in fea-
lures. three piece bath. Hoffman
heater; you can make no mistake
in buying this beauty: full lot
garage and only $4,000, $500 cash.
balance like rent Cheerfully
shown. Call Mr.. Beard.
WA. BEUHLER.
slS Gun,er Bldg. Tr $50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-15
TObin Hill

Dandy corner lot with six rooms. bath.
giassedin porch, screened porch. large
veranda, garage for two cars, north
front; owner having interests out OF
Texas will sell on reasonable terms
Mrs. /. L. Kennedy. CT. 9525.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-15
Statesmen WANTED

Statesmen WITH CAR-IF s55 TO $50
per week will interest you see Mr..
Budd. He will explain our proposition
to you. Phone room s15 Lanicr Hotel
between to p. M. or and 10 p. m.
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