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POLO SEM-FINALS /
POSTPONED A DAY. {
CHICAGO FOUR WINS
North Shore Club Wins, /.
With Crawfords Starring,
Over Cavalry.

The second semi-final match in the
San Antonio Polo Club cup tourna-
ment, scheduled for Wednesday aft
ernoon, was postponed a day because
of a damp field. The semi-finalists. the
Fourth Field Artillery and the San
Antonio Polo Club, will play under
the new arrangement on the cavalry.
post field. Fort Sam Houston, at
O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
Disagreeable weather did not pre-
vent the first appearance of the visit
ing North Shore Hunt and Polo, Club
players on a San Antonio field Tues
day afternoon. Drawing an intermit-
tent drizzle and chilly wind. the
Chicagoans took on the rapidly i'm
proving Fourth Cavalry First Squad
ROM combination on the cavalry post
rectangle and won by a score of
TO 4.
The Crawford brothers, Carl and
Earl, who have been here with their
string of polo ponies for some months,
played for the Chicago club, of which
they are members and their work
especially that of Carl, featured
Tuesdays match. Carl Crawford made
six of the winners eight goals. some
Of them singled-handed with marvel
ously long spectacular shots. He played
back. while Earl Crawford, who scored
one goal, was at No. .. l.. ID. Hem
man played No. and II. Lorber. who
scored one goal. was at No. 3. d. z.
Grady went into the game for a short
time. The team used the Crawford
ponies.
The Fourth Cavalry. going into the
game rather expecting a drubbing, held
the visitors scoreless in the first
period, took heart and gave the North
Shore four whale of a battle. The
score was tied at two-all at the half
and only unusually brilliant stroking
by Carl Crawford in the last three
periods enabled the Chicagoans to run
up a decisive margin. Lieut.. John /.
Gregg was a star, Lieutenant Lake
performed steadily and at times brill
liantly and other members of the team
came in for their share of the credit.
Lieutenant Gregg, alternating with
Lieutenant Stone at No. /. scored
two goals, Lieutenant Noble at No. :,
scored one. and Lieutenant Bratton,
back, got the other. Lieutenant Lake
PLAYED No. 3.
Capt. Jack Hetinger refereed.
The second appearance of the North
Shore team was scheduled Thursday
but this game, according to present
plans. will be postponed to Friday 10
permit the tournament semi-finals
Thursday. The North Shore team viii
next take on the Headquarters Eighth
Corps area combination.
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WILL JUDGE ESSAYS
Women's Public Information Commit.
tee VIII Meet Friday.

On Friday. March 81. the women's
public information committee of the
San Antonio Public Service Company
will entertain J. W. Carpenter. presi-
dent of the southwestern geographic
division of the Public Service ASSo-
citation. and !. +. Owens of the Okla
homa City Gas and Electric Company,
with meeting of the committee at
10 o'clock. in the auditorium Of the
public service building on st. Mary's
street. Mr.. Carpenter and M. Owens
will spend several days in San An
tonic in order TO judge the essays sub
mitted by women of the division in
the prize-winning contest conducted
by the association for the best essay
submitted on subjects of interest to
public utilities companies. W. y.
futile. president of the Public Serv-
ice Company of this city. is the third
Judge appointed by the association 20
decide the contest. A number Of es-
says have been submitted by employees
Of the public utility company of San
Antonio.
Miss Rose Perry. chairman of the
women's work in the southwest divi-
sion. which includes five states. has
been appointed custodian of the essays
until the contest closes. As there arc
115 essays, it is thought that the win
ner will not be announced until Mon
day. March "a.
The chairman Of the local organize
ton of women. in the Public Service
Company. is Miss Rose limerick. who
will conduct Fridays meeting. Talk!
will be made by Mr.. Carpenter ant
Mr.. Owens. and final rules of the con
test will be announced by Miss Perry
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BANKRUPTCY SALES
BANKRUPTCY SALE.

BANKRUPTCY SALE.
Notice is hereby given that on Fri
day, March 81. 1924. at 10 o'clock a. M.
l will offer for sale at public auction
for cash to the highest bidder, subject
to confirmation By the court all the
stock of boots. shoes. slippers, hosiery,
etc. valued at s12.Sso. and all fixtures.
consisting OF Showcases, counters, set
tees. shelving balcony. electric lights
and fans, cash system. cash register.
safe. typewriter, desk window fixtures,
etc. valued at approximately $3.50. be
longing TO the estats Of Philip Miller
Imperial. Shoe Store). 5l5 = Houston
St, San Antonio. Tex. Said property will
be offered In lots or parcels and in
bulk. and prospective purchasers must
deposit certified or cashiers check with
trustee for the sum Of $500 before bid
ding. For further information >or inspec-
ton OF inventory or merchandise call
NJ. Coppard. Trustee. GA Alamo Ma
tional Bank Bldg.
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ABSTRACT MAN DIES
John Edgar Wells Had Been i'll at
FL PasO Sanitarium.

John Edgar Wells. president and
owner of the San Antonio Abstract
and Title Company. died suddenly at
the Southern Baptist sanitarium in
FL Paso at Z o'clock Wednesday
morning. Mr.. Wells had been in Ell
Paso only n month at the sanitarium
for his health. He was a native of
Rusk county, Texas, but had lived in
San Antonio for the last seventeen
years. His San Antonio residence WIS
100 West Woodlawp avenue.
Mr.. Wells was well known in Texas
as lawyer and a title man. Before
coming to San Antonio in 1906 he
practiced law in Montgomery county,
Texas. where he was the county at
torney. When he came 10 San An
tonic he turned his attention TO the
abstract and title business and organ
lied the San Antonio Abstract and
Title Company in 1907 of which he
had been president ever since.
He was a member of the local Al
zafar Shrine and belonged TO Beacon
Hill Baptist Church. He was also n
member of the Woodlawn Hills Golf
Club.
Mr.. Wells is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Agatha J. Wells of San An
tonic; his mother. Mrs. NJ. 7, Wells
of Laneville, Tex; two sons. Tucker
and Ned NJ. Wells; one daughter,
Mrs. Maxine Wilson. all of San An
tonic: two brothers. W. II. Wells Of
Laneville and j. Grover Wells of San
Antonio; four grandchildren. and two
sisters. Mrs. !. +. Williamson of
Laneville and Mrs. Clyde +. VIM Of
Waxahachie. Tex. The body will be
sent from FL Paso Wednesday night
over the Southern Pacific and will
reach San Antonio Thursday night.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later,
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M'KINLEY BOYS WIN
INTERMEDIATE FLAG,
BEATING ST. MARKS
Take Deciding Sunday
School Series Game in
Lest Few Moments.

The Mckinley Avenue Methodists
won the intermediate Sunday school
basket ball championship Tuesday
night by defeating the st. Marks
Episcopalians, 10 to IA, on the Turner
Hall court.
Cheatham played an outstanding
game for the Methodists. who did not
win until the last few moments Of
play. Cheatham got two field goals
and three foul throws for a total Of
seven points. His floor work in work
ing the ball up to the basket featured.
Daggett came in later in the game
and played well. lie got two field,
goals. Stone got the only other Metho-
dist field goal.
Jake Hill led st. Marks in scoring
and in all-around good playing. He
shot three field goals for a total Of
six points. Dunsmore. Fletcher and
Kalteyer also got a field goal each.
while Meyer looped two foul throws.
Henry Gish went out of the game
when a cut on his finger, caused by
buzz saw accident, was opened. -
The remainder of the intermediates
series will not be played but the ST.
Marks juniors will attempt to finish
the junior world series" Friday night
without defeat, although they have
clinched the championship already.
They play the Prospect Hill Presby-
terians at S o'clock at the Y. NJ. c. A.,
and the First Baptists play the Travis
Park Methodists Immediately after
ward.
Tuesdays lineups: Mckinley Ave.
nue.. Cheatham, Ducharme, Daggett,
forwards; Stone, center: Renfroee
Rees, Jones. guards. st. Marks Gish,'
Kalteyer, Dinwiddie, forwards: HILL
center; Meyer, Dunsmore, Fletcher,
guards.
Yantis refereed, Coppsrd kept time,
and Gill scored.
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RADIO SUPPLIES

CROSLEY. MODEL V. REGENAEATTvE
radio set, complete with WD IL tube,
A and Il batteries. guaranteed phones
and aerial equipment, s2i postpaid. value
$50
Crcsiey. model VI. nonradiating,
squenliess. two tube radio frequency set,
complete with tubes. batteries. phones
and aerial, $3.50 postpaid, value si5.
Crosley. model NJ same as VI. with
addition Of two stage amplifieT. complete
with tubes, batteries. phones and aerial,
s7250 postpaid. value $3.50.
Braudes taller, 1925; Magnavox, 500,
postpaid.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
funded. Address
II. ]. ENGEL, NEW BRAUNFELs. TEX.
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CUP FOR FELICE
Actors in Prologue Give Token Of Ap-
probation.

Don Felice, director of the Palace
orchestra, was given loving cup Sun
day afternoon during the concert by
those who have appeared on the
Palace stage in prologues arranged
during the last year.
Don Felice had Just finished the
concert number of Verdi's "Un Bale
en- Maschera" when Frank Hernandez,
concert master. pushed the director
out of his place and began directing
piece of music not on the program.
Don Felice was as much surprised
as the audience. Then suddenly the
music stopped and the cup was pro-
duced and placed in his hands.
II read Ito YOU, Don Felice, from
yours in prologue. Palace Theater, San
Antonio, Texas. 1924"
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TRIANGLES co DOWN
Monterey Basket Bad Five Beats
HOustonians, 1920.

It's not all smooth sailing for tho
crack Houston Triangles, picked bas-
ket ball team of former college stars.
on their tour of Mexico. A few
nights ago. the Houstonians ran up
against a five in Monterey called the
Central Mutualistas. y. NJ. c. A.
aggregation. and took rather sound
trouncing. % to 20. Otherwise. how
ever. the Trianglcs have been uniform
" successful on their trip. They are
making an extended tour.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-19

Concert for the benefit of starvinl
children in Germany, given by III
Hermann Sons Mixed Chorus at Her
mann Sons Hall. 225 Garden street
Sunday, March IS, y. m. Adm. soc
(Adv,)
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Who is bloch from high prices?"
Riebe's Jewelry Store. 800 Main Ave.
-(Advl

Finish Railway-A detachment of
the Second Engineers has competed n
mile of standard railway connecting
the Remount Depot to the Ordnance
Depot at Camp Stanley. The detach-
ment was sent to Camp Stanley Feb
ruary %. and was expected to COM
plete the work within month. The
job lasted just fifteen days. The de-
tachment was commanded by Lieuts.
X. +. Gill and w. n. Leaf and work
ed in two gangs under Sergeant Ne
Troy of Company \ and Corporal Nc
Daniels of Company C. Lieutenant
Leaf and the same detachment will
DO additional railroad construction
work at Camp Stanley.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-19
NAYLOR TO LEAVE
Local Infielder Goes to Try Out With
Spartanburg Team.

Bryan Naylor. who has achieved
local fame as an amateur and semi
pro infielder and outfielder, will leave
San Antonio Thursday morning for
Spartanburg, s. c.. TO join the South
Atlantic League baseball team of that
city. Naylor will try for an intield
berth.
Byrnie James. another infielder.
who has attracted more than passing
attention on San Antonio diamonds
also will try out with the Spartan
burg club this spring.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-19
The AUSTIN NURSERY

+. T. RAMSEY & SON. PROPS.
Nurserymen and Landscape Designers
Forty-nine years in business, 325 acres.
growers of 100000 various trees and
plants. Phone J.. Z. Smith. CIR. 1906.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-19

Leads in District-Corporal Charles
b. Miller was the leader in securing
recruits for the army in the San An
tonic district during 1923, according
TO figures compiled at Eighth Corps
headquarters. He took the applica
tons of 125 recruits during the year
and stood fourth among the leading
canvassers of the corps area. Sergt.
Albert Ashcraft of Fort Bliss, took
first place with 100 recruits; Sergt.
Il. II. Peters of Muskogee, Okla, was
second with 40; Sergt. Arthur L..
Kelly of Denver, was third.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-19
Iake Narigation 70 Open.

Detroit. Mich. March 19.-Nsvigs-
ton on Lake Michigan will open April
| when two boat lines will commence
regular tri-weekly sailingS between
Chicago, Hollaid and ST. Joseph, Mich.
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Numerous Auto Parts. Phone Tr.
%. Select Auto Parts Co.-(Adv.)

Shot in QRarrel-Miguel Esquival,
laboler, residing at the city rock
quarry. west of Breckenridge Park.
was shot and dangerously wounded at
S 10 Tuesday night at his home. His
assailant, said to have been another
Mexican, escaped. 4 quarrel over a
small heating stove. according to scant
information obtained by Police chief
Van Ripper. Detective Captain Sam
Street and station officers. led TO the
shooting. Little information was Civ
en- the officers. it is said. when they
found the wounded man. and Esquiv1l
himself. it is reported. at first claim
ed he had accidentally discharged 3
pistol and shot himself. The wounded
man was rushed 10 the Robert Il.
Green Memorial Hospital. where, ex'
animation disclosed he had been shot
in the left side of the abdomen. His
condition is regarded as critical. An
operation was performed in an effort
TO save his life.
Fuller and Parker's Dance. X. c.
Hall. Thursday night. Palace Sere-
naders. Featuring "St Louis Gal"
oh, Boy. (AdvD
Card and Bunro Party-Kasidah
Review No. 1877. Women's Benefit As
sociation. will entertain its members
and their friends with card and
bunco party at the w. o. w. hall,
SD East Houston street, Thursday
afternoon at > 80.
Concert for the benefit of starving
children in Germany, given by the
Hermann Sons Mixed Chorus at Her
mann Sons Hall. 225 Garden street,
Sunday, March a3, s y. m. Adm. 5Oc.
(Adv,)
Men Were Maslied-Mrs. Beal. $500
South Flores street. reported TO city
detectives at S:15 Tuesday night that
three men. each wearing n mask, threw
stones at her car while she was driv-
ing OH South Flores street. a block
from her home. Plain clothes men
have been assigned on the ease. No
arrests had been made early Wednes-
day.
Steal ClOthes-Mary Harris. resid-
ing in the rear of 202 CORTLAND Place,
reported her quarters entered during
UtF tDSduCb curry lutSudN uiSHt. y
dress of black satin. a pearl grey suit,
an orange colored dress and three
other dresses, bedding and gold brace
let were reported stolen.
Rob Cars-Thieves have resumed
specializing in theft of articles from
cars parked on the streets. Reports
filed with detectives Tuesday evening
include the theft of leather bag con-
tanning a fox fur and several dollars
from car. owned by L. p. Thomas,
of WoOdsboro, Texas; a sheep-lined
coat from car owned by Carl Me-
Dermott, 3711 Broadway: two suits
of clothes from Miguel Blanco, 400
Madison street, and a mackinaw from
the car Of p. Baskee. 40 Bailey street.
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SEEDS AND PLANTS

RED TOP CANE SEED. RECLAIMED.
tested and tagged, car lots and less.
Wire or phone for prices.
SOUTHERN GRAIN & SEED co.
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Aged Man Dies in Car Accident.
Fort Worth. Tex. March 10
W. II. Pritchard, 40, pioneer Of
Shackelford county, is dead at Moran
as the result of an automobile acct
dent, Monday. .s.---
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Goes to Trial.. Il. Barber. negro
charged by indictment with forgery
and passing, went to trial before a
jury in the Ninety-fourth district
court Wednesday morning. Barber
was placed on the witness stand short
~ before noon.
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Mrs. Sarah c. Weeks.

Mrs. Sarah c. Weeks. "a, died at
her home in Beaumont Tuesday morn
ing. The body has been sent from
Beaumont TO San Antonio for inter-
ment. She was native of Corpus
Christi and had lived in San Antonio
for ten years before moving to Beau
mont where she had resided for the
last six years. She is survived by five
daughters, Mrs. q. S. Larkin of Tue
son, Ariz., Mrs. Alfred Schmidt of Dali
las. Mrs. II. A. Strinhagen and Miss
Nettie Weeks, both of Beaumont. and
Miss Lula Weeks of Chicago, two SIS
tiers, Mrs. c. S. Warren Of Corpus
Christi and Mrs. A. j. Nelson of San
Antonio. The funeral will be held
from the oarlors of Porter Loring. at
3 O'Clock wednesday afternoon, Rev.
c. X. Gerbes officiating. Interment
will be in the CITY Cemetery No. q.
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The Woman's Relief Corps Auxil-
larry will give a prize card and bunco
party at Rio Vista Cafe, on Riverview
Walk, Friday evening. March n, at
s o'clock. Admission % cents.
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Hoover Vacuum Cleaners and
electric washing machines. Kirk.
vood & Wharton. Or. 6t1."-fAdv.)

Case Begins-Sherman Pierce, ne
gro. went to trial in the Thirty
seventh district court Wednesday
morning on an Indictment charging
him with failure to stop and render
assistance after an automobile acct
dent. The accident occurred on Novem-
Der 3. 1923. when Russell Bromfield
is claimed to have sustained a brok
en- leg.
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OBITUARY
d. =. GALLAGHER

o. J: Gallagher. AZ, died at a local
hospital at 3 o'clock Tuesday after
room. He was resident of Poth,
Tex, and had been in San Antonio
only a short time. He is survived by
his widow, two daughters, Mary and
Lena Gallagher. all of Poth, one sis
ter. Mrs. ]. j. Hope of San Antonio.
and one brother, ]. J. Gallagher of
McKaskey. Tex. The funeral will De
held from the Dsrlors of the Zizik I'm
dertaking Company at 10 o'clock
Thursday morning. Rev. Z. T. Mich
OILS of st. Anne's Church, officiating.
Interment will be in the Mission Bur
ial Park.
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uATTEHS

BRING YOUR HATS TO NJ. II. MEIER
for renoyatinC: expert work done by
hand process: new trimmings Will make
your hat as good as new. Ladies' hats
cleaned and dyed soft as new. 206 Main
Ave. CT 6ei1. All work guaranteed.
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We buy or take TN trade your ~
gold. silver. diamonds and Old coi-s
Alamo Jewelry Co., 315 Alamo plaza
(Adv.)
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Sloan. Wilbert & Pelphrey, Inc,
Undertakers. IA Broadway. Or.
2323.-(Adv.l
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Hagy & McCollum. undertakers
Quick ambulance service. Crockett
t04. Lady assistant at all hours
tAdv.)
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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.
WE ARE EQUIPPED FOR TRIMMING.
topping and taking down trees under
any conditions all responsibility as
sumed. George Hibner. Mission 41S7.
KEILNAN'S NURSERY. FRUIT. Pc
can. blackberry, box elder. sycamore,
cottonwood umbrella china trees. rose
bushes. everygreens. palms, etc. 202 Hart
Ave TT. 1898.
DO GENERAL
DECORATIONS, LANDSCAPING
AND GARDENING
with ten years experience: talk u
over with Jonathan the Florist. S33 5.
blackberry. Phone Mis-. 1919.
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Plumbing and Electric Work. Kirk
wood and Wharton. Crockett 641.-
tAdv.)
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AUTOMOBILE

USED CARS FOR SALE
HUDSON SEDAN, 1918 MODEL, RUN
less than 10000 miles, in good condi-
ton, can be seen at $50 West Cypress,
Phone OR. 1880 or Or. 1925.
1920 BUICK SIX ROADSTER. A REAL
nice one in fine shape. good looking.
Or. 1895. Llndsey-Krough Auto Co. l2i
Soledad st.
1920 FORD SEDAN-STARTER, DE-
mountable wheels. nice family car
for s2a5. See Yantis Motor Co., Broad
way at Fourth.
|1s22 FORD IN GOOD CONDITION..
good looking. good rubber. only S24o.
|good terms. Or. 1898. Lindsey-krough
Auto Co. 1874 Soledad St
|1s2O PEERLESS TOURING. A REAL
good car. good looking. six good cord
tres. for only sls5: good terms. CT.
1885. Lindsey-Krough Auto Co. 12i SOL
edad st.
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NURSERIES,

PLANTS. TREES. SEEDS, FLOWERS
Your yard beautiful-Gladioli. dahlias
roses and rainbow mixture of gladioli;
all bloom this year, so for 81, 100 for
$3.50; mammoth size bulbs, 80 for 81, 100
for So; 10 of the best peonies 81; 10
choice iris 81; monthly roses, all colors
, years old. see each, ~ for IS; all post
paid. r. j. Gibbons. Mount Holly. ". j.
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STATE YOUR WANTS TEXAS
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81
DALLAS TIMEs-HERALp. ~
Ell PAso HERALD.

FORT WORTH sTAR-TELBGRAh
More tnan million readers
every Sunday. Combined want ao
rate:
All copy for Sunday insertion
must be submitted with caeh to the
san Antonio Light by noon OF the
preceding Thursday.
Minimum charge zo-vord count,
WEEKDAY INSERTIONS 11he
PER WORD. SUNDAY INSER-
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only $40 for one weekday tnser-
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES
GRAVEL. DIRT AND ROCK. WE
build drlveways and fill up lawns. Mis-
sion 1872.
BIDS WANTED.
Sealed bids addressed TO the Hon:
Augustus McCloskey. county Judge. will
be received in the office Of the county
auditor until II o'clock a. m. Monday,
March a. 1924. for furnishing Bexar
county with two ten-ton tractors, cater
pillar or track layer types. for use in
county commissioner precincts Nos.
and T.
The county reserves the right TO re-
ject any and all bids.
w S. KENDALL, County Auditor.
MARIE, SiS DALLAS ST. WISHES TO
talk to Mr.. Charles Davis, very I'M
portant.
THE PUBLIC AND OUR PATRONS
are hereby notified that J. s. Henry is
no longer connected with Armstrong
Packing Company of Dallas. Texas, and
any dealings had with him from this
time forward will be for his personal &C
count and not with or for the Armstrong
Packing Co. Armstrong Packing Co.,
Dallas. Texas.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
BUSINESS PERSONALS


GIRLS IN NEED OF FRIEND ARE
invited TO cali at the Salvation Army
Reserve Hospital. sois River Ave-. al
anv time tr 1919.
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AUTO PAINTING AND TOR

LOWEST PRICES ON AUTO TOPS.
seat covers and auto painting See
Anton Hannich Jr. 1880 Victoria St.
Mission 2235.
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GRAVEL, DIRT AND ROCK. WE
build driveways and fill up lawns. Mis-
ion 1872