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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
JAPANESE ON VISIT
Four Officers of Imperial Army TO In.
spect Kelly Field Friday.

4 party of four officers in the I'M
perial Japanese army will arrive in
San Antonio at 10 o'clock Friday
morning and visit Kelly Field where
an aerial demonstration will be held
for their entertainment. In the party
will be Lieut.. Col. y. MatSuda. Mai.
VI. Iano, Mai. 4. Nakani>hi and Capt.
NJ. Sugawara.
4 demonstration in machine gun
firing and bombing on the airdrome
will be PUT on by the Third Attack
Group at Kelly Field. Bombing oper-
ations on the range and inspection of
the operations office will also he part
of the program. The visitors also will
he shown through the course of in
struction at the advanced flying school
lat Kelly Field.
The visit of the japanese officers is
being made under authority granted
by the government for the purpose oi
observing the training methods EN-
ployed by the Air Service. The pro
gram arranged for their entertainment
will begin as soon ms they reach the
field and will continue for about an
hour and half. The visitors will
then be entertained at luncheon by of
ficers at Kelly Field. The length OF
their stay lin San Antonio is mo-
known.
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Radio Programs
BY the Associated Press.


Program to be broadcast, Friday,
March IA:
Central Standard Time.)
by Courtesy of Radio Digest.)
KDKA. Pittsburg, 1926: 5:15 p.
M, organ; 6 80, feature, Z, Boy Scout
meeting; $50. concert.
KFkN. Hastings: CAD 'Rebroad-
casts program of KDKA.
KFAE, Pullman, $500: $50 p.
M, talks, solos.
KEW. Portland. 1922 10 p. M,
solos; 10 :15, studio program; ii, lee
ture. II 80. hoot owls.
XIII. Los Angeles. 1891 S:4J y.
M, children's program 10, program
and lecture: II, orchestra.
KPO. San Francisco, (423) $50;
orchestra.
KYW. Chicago, (53G) $50 p. H.,
bedtime story; .. dinner concert; 10,
midnight revue.
wHB. Kansas City, (i1U:1 p. M,
orchestra. radio talk.
WBAP. Fort Worth Star-Telcgram,
(4I6): 4 80 y. M, concert; $3.50, con.
cert.
WBAv. Columbus. $500 L.. noon,
news, musical s, music.
WBZ. Springfield. (337): 6 p. m,
story; q 80, bedtime story; 10, or.
chestra.
WCAE, Pittsburg. (462) 40 p.
m. dinner concert; q 80, bedtime
story; 80. orchestra.
WDAF. Kansas City Star. (41D {:
s p. M. novelty night; :45, night.
hawks
WDAP. Chicago. $500 : p. m,
concert; 10, soprano. organ and or
chestra.
WDAR. Philadelphia. $3.50: 6 80
p. m, talk; Z. concert: $ 80. recital ;
0:10. dance music: 10 80 concert.
,WEAF. New York. (i92): 6 80
pianist; Z. talks and orchestra; 9.
quartet, musical program 10. orcheS'
ira.
WFAA. Dallas News: (47j): $3.50
p m. faculty recital. music.
WIFI. Philadelphia, $3.50 ) p. M,
talk: q y. M. music.
WGI. Medford Hillside. (360) :
Evening program.
WGR. Buffalo. (319l: $50 p. H..
dinner music; 80. news reports; s.
concert: 10 80, dance music.
WGY, Schenectady. (3S0) 6 40 p
m. general electric night; $50, or.
chestra.
wHAs, Madison, $500: Read
ings.
WHAS. Louisville. 400: 7:S0 p
m. orchestra. piano solos. reading.
WIP. Philadelphia, 500 6 p. m.
music. talk.
WIKI. Cleveland. (2s3l 8 p. m.
music; \ y. m, concert program.
WJAZ. Chicago, (44S) 10 p. m.
musical program.
WIZ. New York. (455): G p. m.
talk: $3.50. musical program; . 80
program.
WY. New York, (4O5): $50 n
M. talk; musical numbers, populai
| program.
KMAQ. Chicago News, (447.5) z
M. weekly wide awake program
Z 80. music memory; $40, orches
ira: o. musical.
/ VINO, Memphis. (500l s 80 p. m.
concert: IL. midnight frolic.
Voc. Davenport. (4SG: $50 p
m. Sandman's visit: s. musical.
| WOO. Philadelphia. (509) 6: 80 p
m. music: Z 80. music; S:l5. re
cital: $50. organ recital; 903, dane
music.
WOAW. Omaha. (526) G 80 p. m
i.nner program; Q. conservatory Q
Music.
| WOR. Newark, (405): 5:15 p. m
vocal solos: $50. stories: 6. song re
vue.
WOS. Jefferson CITY. f44O.9l: s !
m. musical program; 9 10. dance pro
gram.
WSB. Atlanta. (429): s n. m
quartet and instrumentalists 10 "a
surprise broadcast.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
INCOME TAX LIMIT
Returns Must Be in Hands Of Col
Iector at Austin by Saturday.

Income tax returns for the calendar
year of 1923 must be in the hands
of the collector VI internal revenue
at Austin by Saturday midnight, Maj.
II. G. Glover, deputy collector of
international revenue in charge Of the
San Antonio office. reminds scores
of citizens in this district who have
delayed making their reports until the
last minutes.
In anticipation of last minute
rush and for the benefit of persons
whose hours of employment hinder
them from appearing at the deputy
collectors office during the daytime
for assistance in filling out their re-
turns. the office will be open Friday
and Saturday nights until Q o'clock,
Major Glover announced Thursday.
Many taxpay, with incomes OF
less than 5000 are running around
the federal building Thursday with
forms used for taxpayers having in
comes of more than 5000. TINS is
the result of necessity and not de-
sire 10 run bluff" as TO the amount
of their income. it was revealed Ut
the deputy collectors office Thursday
morning. The stock of forms num-
bered 1040-A, for incomes of not
more than $4,000 was exhausted We'd
nesday afternoon. Form 1910. used 10
report incomes of more than $1,000. of
which there is a large supply on hand.
are being issued in place of form
1040-A. Major Glover announced.
Those who have incomes OF not more
than 5000, Major Glover explained,
but who have been issued form 1910
will fill out the form in the same
manner that they would have filled
out form 1040-A, the one that should
have been issued 10 them.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
PARKS AT MISSIONS :
TO BE DISCUSSED
THGOVERNOR NEFE
Daughters Of Texas Repub-
lie Arrange Dinner for
Commission.

On Wednesday, March 10 a commit
tee appointed by the Alamo Mission
Chapter of the Daughters of the Tex
as Republic will give a supper for
Governor Pat NJ. Neff and his party
of park commissioners at the Gunter
Hotel, for the purpose Of discussing
with the governor and his party the
possibility of converting the grounds
around the missions of San Antonio
into public parks.
The park committee from the
Alamo Mission Chapter. headed By
Mrs. Rena Maverick Green, will call
on the San Antonio Chamber of Com
merce, Park Commissioner Ray Lam
bert and county and city officials. 10
assist in putting over the movement
for preserving the grounds. and prom
inent San Antonio people will be
asked to speak during the supper, TO
present this city's claim that the mis-
sion grounds should be made parks.
People of San Antonio who are in
terested in the project will probably
be included in the invitation TO par
ticipate in the supper, although no
definite arrangements have been COM
pleted for the program and entertain
ment. The committee of which Mrs.
Green is chairman will make al ar
rangements for the supper, according
10 an announcement made by the
committee Thursday. Other members
Of this committee include Miss Anna
Ellis, Mrs. A. Csstanola, Mrs. Win.
chester Kelso and Mrs. ]. N. Div
arri.
Civic clubs of San Antonio, and al
people and organizations interested In
the project, will probably be brought
into the movement started BY the
daughters, according to Mrs. Green.
Governor Neff stated during his
short visit in San Antonio on We'd
nesday. March Il, that he thought
the mission grounds should b pre-
served for future generations, and
we believe that it is a movement that
will be Of general interest,"" Mra
Green said.
Announcements will be made By the
committee in charge as soon as the
program for Wednesday is completed.
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EIGHT ENTER RACE
BalIoonists in Annual Event Here
Limited 10 Ten.

Eight entrants in the National
Elimination Balloon Race are prac-
tically assured at present, and a ninth
will be added il the request for n
navy balloon 70 represent San An-
tonic is granted. Six of the entrants
have complied with all requir amcnts
and the two others are expected 70
comnlete their entry requirements
within a short time.
The rules of the race limit the num-
Der of entrants to ten. This numl or
NAV he raised To fourteen uadsr Ger
tain conditions provided the National
Aeronautic Association approves the
increase. Entries viii close &c -
o'clock Saturday. but thereafter en-
try NAV be made by paying penalty.
After March 30, entries will Only be
accepted with the written consent 81
other entrants and the approval OF
the race committee.
First Lieut.. Frank Kehoe .lr.. ana
First Lieut.. Frank NJ. Mckee at
Scott Field. ILL.,. both If whom are
stationed with the Air Service Bal
loon and Airship School. Will arrive
in San. Antonio on April II 10 aid
the San Antonio Acronluiic AsSocia-
ton and the Kelly Field officials in
arranging for the start Of tn race.
Entrants in the balloon race are
Cant. II. +. Honeywell. Hugo Muel-
Ter. Mai. Norman W. Peek, Capt i.
W. Hill and First Lieut.. Ashley {.
Mckinley of the United States Army
Herbert V. Thaden, Il. ii. Fourier.
and W. T. Van Orman. a reserve
officer will pilot the navy balloon II
one is secared TO represent this city.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
Kiwanians Observe Music Week.

The San Antonio kiwanians will
observe National Music Week at noon
Friday in the Gunter Hotel with n
big musical program headed with a
talk by DR.. Sigmund Snaeth. New
York City Kiwanian. who will speak
on 1.-THE Common Sense of Music. y
10 Priore. famous Italian violin rir-
tuoso. now appearing at the Empire
Thcater will play. W. r. Bilheimrr
of st. Louis. Mo. who is a speaker
of national reputation. is expected to
be in San Antonio and to give the
Kiwaniaus one of his favorite inspira-
tional addresses. Kiwanian Louis
Horror of the Clifton George Motor
company is offering an attendance
prize of tail light signal. The glad
handlers will be W. c. Douglas. Neil
Campbell, Harry 5. Adams and Maxey
Hart
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SHIP 100000 CATTLE
Big Livestock Movement to Get Under
Way Soon.

There will be 100000 head of cattle
shipped within the next 90 days from
the San Antonio livestock shipping
territory" according to Lawrence Co
forth. freight agent for the Interna-
tional-Great Northern on his return
from an inspection tour Of the San
Antonio shipping territory. BY April
1, the movement will be well under
way" Mr.. Goforth stated.
The movement which will begin
within the next few weeks will be a
large one and the beef cattle will be
going long distances. Fort Worth. st.
Louis, Oklahoma City, Kansas City
and other large livestock centers will
be receiving large shipments.
Cattle in this part of the country
are getting fat and will be ready to
be on their way TO the packing houses
for butchering soon." he said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13

Ebert Joe Lee South. SO. died at
a hospital at 4 o'clock Thursday
m1rning. He was native Of BLs-
trop, Texas. but had been in San An.
tonic for the last four years. H.
is survived by his widow. Mrs. En-
ME Pauline Barnett South, and two
small sons, Ebert Lee Jr., ana Bar.
nett South. all of San Antonio. and
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. d
South of Elgin. Texas. He was a
member Of the Modern Woodmen Of
America. The body will be sent 10
Elgin for interment accompanied by
the family at o'clock Friday morn
ing over the I.-G. n. by Porter Ior.
ing. Funeral services will be held
from the Elgin Methodist Church al
( o'clock Friday afternoon. Rev. j.
w. Long of San Antonio, officiating
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
HEN In HOSPITAL
Kind Hearted Fireman Was Nursing
Her Back to Health.

Mystery of the missing red hen from
the roof garden 'hennery" adjoining
detective headquarters, has been solved.
The hen. it develops, was not stolen.
The disappearance was the result OF
the act Of a nd-hearted and sympbs-
thetic member Of the fire department
who. finding the hen sick, had taken
her. nursed her back TO health and
then returned her to the detectives
roof garden.
The hens. three in number. are be-
ing held while detectives are trying
TO find the owner. They were drop
ped by Mexican when q night watch
man shot at him when found hurrying
along South Laredo street with a
sack on his back and refused to halt
when called upon by the officer.
Wednesday morning one OF the hens
were missing. The dog watch crew
at detective headquarters, unswsre one
of the hens had been taken 10 be
cured when il became sick. were led
to believe the garden roost at the sta
ton had been raided. The alarm was
accordingly spread. but checked when
the fact became known.
The three hens are still awaiting
the call of their owner.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
Lodging for the Night.

"I've been on the bench long time
and this is the first time I've ever
heard a man say he wanted TO stay
in Jail" This remark by Judge w, ;.
Anderson in the Thirty-Seventh Dis
trict Court greeted a rsluest by Syl-
vest Leleux that he be allowed to re-
main in Jail until he received some
money he was expecting. LeleuN had
been released on his own Ecognizance
after he had married a girl who pre-
viouSly had filed statutory charge
against him. Leleux asked that he
might remain in Jail overnight. say
ing he was broke and didn't want to
beg. He said he was expecting some
money by wire. Judge Anderson in
structed Deputy Sheriff Angel Barloco
to return the man TO Jail and order his
release Thursday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
R.M.A. WILL MEET
Proposed Changes in the Constitution
Will BE Voted On.

At least 40 members are expected
10 attend the meeting of the Retail
Merchants Association at headQuar-
tiers on Commerce street at O'Clock
on Thursday evening. when proposed
changes would materially affect the
officerholdcrs Of the association. an
unusual amount of interest has been
shown. according TO Adolf Grasso, r.
VI. A. secretary. and 4 big meeting is
being planned.
The present laws provide for one
year terms for directors, each year
Witnessing a new board coming into
office. Several of the proposed changes
include laws that would extend direc-
tors terms from one 10 two and three
years. so that no entire board could
contain an entirely new membership.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
OBITUARY
Mrs. NJ. W. Wheeler.

Mrs. NJ. ". Wheeler. IS. died at
her residence. 1893 Main avenue,
"wednesday morning. She was ma
tive Of Texas. but had been in San
Antonio only -four months. She i
survived by her husband, NJ. W
Wheeler of Odem. Texas: two Sis
tiers. Mrs. lola RENT of FlOre-ville.
and Miss Vera Wheeler OF Odom. and
four sons. A. q. Wheeler of San An
tonic, {. &. Wheeler of Dallas. j. Il.
Wheeler of Mcxia. and J. l.. Wheeler
OF Odem. The body was sent TO Odem
.or intermcnt ut ~ O'clock Thursday
morning over the :. a. L. & G. by
Hay \ McCollum.
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Plumbing and Electric Work. Kirk.
wood and Wharton. Crockett Gil
(Adv.)

Condition Sill SeriOus.--Thc con-
dition of l.. Harris, 1916 Buena Vista
street, who was badly hurt Wednes-
day noon when his motorcycle slipped
on the wet pavement at Los Moras
and West Commerce. is still serious,
according TO reports from the Robert
Il. Green hospital. He has not yet
Icgaiucd consciousness. His left leg
was broken in the fall. his skull frac-
tured. and his body bruised. Harris
motorcycle slipped when he attempted
TO swerve quickly TO avert collision
with an automobile that bad turned
directly in front of him. He was an
employe of the Harley Davidson Co.
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Mrs, Anna FRANKIE.

The funeral of Mrs. Anna FRANKIE,
ca. who died at her residence, 1923
Nolan street. Wednesday morning. will
be held from the residence Mt 3 o'clock
Thursday afternoon, Rev. A. l.. Wolff
Of the st. Johns Lutheran church
officiating. Interment will be in the
New Lutheran cemetery under the d.
rcction of the Riebe Undertaking COM
pany. The pallbearers will be: Her
man Hummert. II. c. Krnmme,
Charles Koch. II. Bohn, +. Metzger,
and William Engleharlt.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
Parker Fountain Pen Sale

Special offer: We will allow you 81
for your old fountain pen, any standard
make. to be applied on price OF new
Parker pen. Fischer's drug store. in
new location, broadway. corner Travis
street.
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BANKRUPTCY SALES
RASKRUPTCY SALE


On Tuesday. March is. at o'clock
p. IN. 1 will offer for sale all the mer-
chandise. fixtures notes (unpledgedl and
accounts receivable, belonging to the es-
tate Of L. +. Karnstadt bankrupt. at
Ottine. Tex. Merchandise Is valued at
S27s452; fixtures at {1I7s.25. and &C
counts and notes at approximately $4,000.
sale will be at public auction in bulk.
or in lots and parcels. for cash 10 the
highest bidder, subject 10 confirmation
by the referee. Prospective purchasers
must deposit certified or cashiers check
for $500 before bidding. For more par
Trustee. GA Alamo National Bank BIDS.
san Antonio, Tex.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES
BABY CHICKS

from our heavy egg strain White Leg
horns Immediate delivery, SIS per 100.
Hens, males and Matching eggs. free
poultry book. Farm on Corpus road near
Harlandale. Phone Travis 5S63. Sunset
Poultry Farm. Box 56O-B.
PUREBRED ANCONA EGGS, $3.50 PER
setting of is. Mrs. L. Neubauer. Ri
viera, Tex.
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RihIe in Schools.

-Shall the Bible Re Read in The
Public Schools" will be the subject
discussed by Rabbi Ephraim Frisch
in his sermon Friday evening az $
oclo,& at Temple BETHEL, corner
jefferson and Travis streets. While
special reference will be msde in the
course Of this address 20 the recent
action of the San Antonio school bsard
iuStituting the reading % the Bible
in the nublic schools. DIR. Frisch's sd
dress will concern itself with the iarg-
or aspects both legal and etkieal Of
the question. The public az isrgc -
cordially invited 70 attend. On Sat
nrda morning al 10 80 Rab5i irish
will speak on Music in Bible Dsys'
apropos Of music week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
Mrs. Mamie Maud Falartleau.

The funeral of Mrs. Mamie Maud
Falardeau, 81, who died at her resi-
dence. ia Dillworth avenue, Wednes-
day morning, was held from the resi-
dence at Z 80 Thursday morning fol-
lowed by services at the st. Gerard's
church. Father Murphy officiating.
Interment was in the ST. Mary's Gem
etery under the direction Of the Zizik
Undertaking company.
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Ms. Leila Kennedy.

Mrs. Leila Kennedy. n. died at Il
h, spital Wednesday. She was ma
tive of Alabama and he'd been in San
Antonio only few days. She i
survived by her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Il. Burke OF Admission. Ala.
The body is being held by Hagy X
McCoIlum, pending funeral arrange
ments,
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Mrs. IOuise Mayors

The funeral of Mrs. Louise Mayors,
&c. who died Tuesday at 702 Victoria
street, will be held from the parlors
of the Ludwig Undertaking company
at o'clock Thursday afternoon. In
terment will be in the City Cemetery
No. 6. Pallbearers will be six OF her
grandchildren. Arthur Mayors, Felix
Mayors. Hugo Mayors. Richard Lud-
wig. Joe Ludwig, and Fred Lud-
wig.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13

Fuller and Parker's dance. X. {
hall. tonight. "Nuf said.'-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13

NO MONEY REQUIRED-HAVE FIVE
! passenger touring car with extras good
condition, take vacant lot worth, about
$3.50. Woodlawn S77.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13

DROP HEAD SEWING MACHINE, Au-
tomato lift. ball bearing. beautiful
dark oak, standard goods. attachments
complete, bargain Of life time. only SO.
535 Denver Blvd.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13

Program to be broadcast, Friday
March IA:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13

Woman Slightly Hurt-Mrs. Fred
Dean. 1925 Iowa street. was slightly
injured when two automobiles collided
Tuesday night at Romano aud Au'
gusta streets. She was taken 10 the
Robert Il. Green Memorial hosnital.
Police report Mrs. Dean occupied 4
car driven by A. c. Spencer. 1888
North blackberry street. The other
ear was driven by Il. Il. Smith, J2:'
West Houston street. The cars were
slightly damaged.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13

PACKARD SINGLE SIN TOCRING:
good as new; will take late model
Ford touring or sedan, easy terms. 10
Broadway
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
Sloan. Wilbert 4 Pelphrey, Inc,
Undertakers, ia Broadway. Or.
2323.-(Adv.)

Hagy & McCollum. undertakers
Quick ambulance service. Crockett,
l0f Lady assistant at all hours
lAdv,)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13

Loses His Overcoat-R. NJ. Dor
chester. 100 Main avenue lost an over
coat and :. X. Knight. "a Madison
street. raincoat. Tuesday nigh. The
garments were stolen from cars parked
near the city market house.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
"Hooyer Vacuum Cleaners and
electric washing machines. Kirk.
wood 4 Wharton. Or. 6il."-fAdv.I
Animals Are BurneG-A i,rs,

Animals Are BurneG-A hIrse and
a calf We're killed when fire destroyed
Il barn ON the premises of |. e. Glass
cock. 1900 Delgado street. at 20
Thursday morning. The building,
valued at $500. was burned to the
ground. The origin Of the fire was
not determined. The horse and calf,
tied in the place, were unable to es-
cape and were burned to death.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13

50 CADILLAC. FoUR-PAssENGER. IN
perfect condition mechanically. with
a world Of extras. The best car OF its
kind in san Antonio. See this before
buying; terms. Lindsey through Auto
Co. l2i Soledad 81. Or 1885.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
Who is q "block from high pricess'
Riebe's Jewelry Store. 306 Main Ave,
Il Adv

Falls Under HOUSEWIVES billiard.
16. whose address was NOT obtained
by the police. narrowly escaped ser'-
GUS injury at 1915 Thursday morn
ing. when a bicycle he was riding
skidded on the street ear track in the
300 block West Commerce street.
He was thrown beneath horse, but
escaped being tramplcd.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
AUCTION SALES
Auction Friday

10 A. NJ.
3ls St Marys St. Victoria Hotel
| Furnishings OF 20 rooms. dressers, beds.
springs and mattresses. wardrobes, art
squares. stove. shade. curtains and many
other things. also one electric sign. these
goods must sell Friday. be sure and at
tend.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13

what" asked Miss Eiderleigh did
papa ssy when you asked him for me.
he didn't say anything. He fell on ny
neck ana wept."-ChicsgO Herald EN-
aminer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13

Wind Skaters Window plate
glass window at the Hill Ton Garage,
3IO5 West Commerce street" was
shattered Thursday by gust of
wind.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13

LARGE. HEALTHY. STOCKY TOMATO
plants. ready for immediate shipment.
three dozen for soc; 100 for 81; 1000 for
$3.50; orders your plants now: have ripe
tomatoes in May. Waugh Plant Farm,
Waco, Tex.