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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-ON MEDINA ROAD SUNDAY.
brown silk purse in which were cards
with name and address OF owner. Please
return TO Mrs. johnson for reward. Tr.
DISQUALIFICATION PATTERN POCKET
book on st. Hedwig road, reward A.
Loep. Marion, Tex.
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED MALE


WANTED AT ONCE. MEN TO LEARN
the barber trade. BARRIERS wanted
| everywhere. Expert instruction and con-
slant practice qualities you In few weeks
Terms on tuition. Call or write. Lewis
barber College. 1s7 W. Commerce ST.
WANTED - FIRST-CLASS MACHINE
men Prassel Sash and Door Co. San
Antonio, Tex.
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New Bungalow.IS475O

rive rooms, oak floorst all modern
built-ins. one Of the best hpaved streets
In the city. high ana cob real horne
concrete drives apd waIA corner lot
J. J. Rich. Or. 6Os9. 40 Navarro st.
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CARD OF THANKS

WE WISH TO THANK OUR MANY
friends for their kindness and SYM
pathy shown US during illness and death
OF our dear mother: also for the many
beautiful floral offerings
GARCIA FAMILY.
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YOU CAN'T
DUPLICATE THIS

Given up by all who have seen it to be
the biggest buy on the market. Just
what you want. A brand new fIve-room
bungalow, splendidly built, gas. nice
electrical fixtures, four-piece plumbing,
neat and convenient bulit-ins; large lot
ienced chicken-proof, garage. in splen-
1io heighborhood, near good school, half
block OF car; own a home where Won can
enjoy freedom and fresh air and vet
nave city conveniences. Only $1,000;
$500 cash. s35 month.
j. l.. LYLE REALTY co.
Nothing But a Square Deal Goes"
eOs Gibbs Bldg. or -1E
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Sacrificing Estates

Modern eight-room duplex. practically
new. all conyeniences, the built-ins, two
sleeping porches. breakfast nook, double
salase' to-ioot lot on paved street with
cement curb and walks. Just off Broad
way and outside city limits. would sub
Kit offer.
Large l6-room apartment house on
large corner lot on very top of Alamo
Heights, overlooking the city, paved
street with cement walks. garages and
modern conveniences. all in good condi-
tion, price reduced $4,000. something for
shrewd investor.
Close-in five-room bungalow with bath.
nell sewers gas, electricity. on paved
street cement curb and walks, only
sZ5OO.- subject to confirmation
Acreage tract on Robert f. Lee street.
between Pleasanton and Corpus Christi
roads. with city water and lights near.
at bargain.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN
& TRUST co.
TT. al sfs w Cor,n,arc. c.
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Highland Park Bungalow

bargains. new, classy, paved street.
close TO school, and car line, five rooms.
oath, built-ins. solid concrete foundation,
cement drive. s4S65 and 1895.
New, classy, five-rooms. bath, built
ms. s45sS, good terms on all. Drive out
any time. Mis-. Ease or Mis-. 957, Ask for
W. II. RIDGEWAY
Office. 5a5 Kavton Ave
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FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORyUNITIEs
Adiuster of All Claims

~ - y sSoS OEEOh
AdjuSter of All Claims
Have specialized in successfully set
tling claims Of people injured by autos,
street cars and trains for past IS years.
r. 7. McCloskey, 2ls Houston Bldg
CIR. 1851.
FOR SALE-FURNISHING AND LO-
cation suitable for boarding or apart
ment house. now paying 500 to $500
each month, owners health demands
change, worth investigation. 3I2 f.
Nueva ST.. CIR. Sf29. between IL and
or after 8. Il. Carson.
CONFECTIONERY LOCATED ON
main street of good town. doing $500
cash business. we have a good price on
this.
BUSINESS INVESTMENT COMPANY
405 RUSSELL BLDG.
MEAT MARKET FIXTURES IN FINE
condition. will sell FOR soc on dollar
OF value.
BUSINESS INVESTMENT AGENCY
405 Russell Bldg. TT. SS4s
DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR LIST or
business chances before you buy: we
have what YOU want at prices you can
afford to pay.
BUSINESS INVESTMENT AGENCY
4o5 Russell Bldg. TT. ssl2.
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speciaD .s:JV r. m
NJ. X. s T.
No. 5-Katy Flyer. from St.
Louis, Dallas. Fort
Worth. Waco and Aus
No. THE ii o'clock katy; - g. III
From Dallas and Fort
No ,- wSgth from Waco Ans: :'''V a. m
tin. Houston, Smithville
,., sraunfsIs ~ 500 p. m
Louis Kansas City. Dali
las. Fort Worth. Waco,
Austin .7:l5 p. m
No. 1-Texas Special from ST.
Louis. Kansas City. Dali
las, Waco. Austin. 1886 p. m
Q. A. a A. r. On. X. & T. Depot.)
No. ;s-f'ron Houston. Yoa-
KUN. Remedy and Cor
pus Christi ...........s :45 a. N.
No. l2-From Corpus Christi.
Rockport, and Falfur-
No. nrFSon Kerryiils D.,iy ci''V p Z"
Except Sunday go p. NJ
No. 43-From Kerrvilie sum
day only ..............7:1O p. IN.
NO. fs-MotoI car from Kerr
SllIe ............ .lV'19 a. N.
No. l6--From Houston, Corpus
Christ; and Rockport $40 D. m.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. 23-Daylight Train from
Dallas-Ft. Worth ......7:3O D. m.
No. l02-Sunset Limited from
San Francisco ........3:.0 a. m.
No. lOl-Sunset Limited from
New Orleans .......... 4:3O a. m.
No. zzS-t,ron Eagle Pass. $500 a. NJ.
No. From New Orleans. 1900 a. N.
No. 2l-From Fort Worth
and Dallas ..........7:45 A. m
No. e-From Del Rio ......10:45 a. m.
10. dOs-from New Orleans $3.50 p. m.
No. 3Ol-From Port Lavaca,
Houston, Victoria and
Cuero .6:25 D. m.
No. 1lO-From San Francisco $40 D, m.
;. A. U. & q. u.-G. n Depot.)
No. 4-From Corpus Christi
and Brownsville .....6:I0 a. m.
No. From Corpus Christi
and Brownsville ..6:lO D, IN.
san ANTONIO SOUTHERN DC. n
DepOt.D
No. 202-From Christine ,,l:sO o. m.
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HOUSTON ST. LOTS IN JEFFERSON
Heights. between Gevers and Mittman
SITS; IS feet south front for 500, so feet
north front for $500; part cash, balance
to suit. TT. 3S6s,
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Army Man Transferred

Four rooms and bath. modern, all con-
yeniences, one block car line. ON North
Side, small cash payment, balance
monthly. look at us Rivas st. and make
US an offer.
sTINSoN & SCHMIDT
CT. 6e55. 62s-S0 Gunter Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE
HOUSES FOR SALE

BARGAlN-FIVE ROOMS AND
large sleeping porch. modern. close to
church, schools. car line, etc. Owner ZOE
University Ave.
WHY PAY RENT? CAN BUILD YOUR
nome on cash basis. A lot is all you
need. Mis-. 1902.
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Can You Beat It?
Bargain, 2 Blks! Off S. Presa

Close to BrackenriHge High; five
rooms, bath and big tglassed-in sleep
ing porch garage fot two cars and
pear. peach and M tiles with lots OF
fruit on them. FoN. tlformation. call
Mr.. Miller Or. sOsa. 42t'Navarro ST
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
ARRIVALS
n n

No. Motor Car. From Aus
tin ..................11 :O0 q. m
No. e-Motor Car, From Aus
tin .................. S:l5 n. m
No. From Laredo ......:. $3.50 a. m.
No. 5-From ST. Louis and.
Kansas City ..........S:55 a. m
No. s-From Laredo and Mex
leo points ..-......-. 80 p III.
No. S-From st. Louis. $40 p. m.
No. From st. Louis. Santa
Fe. Conn. (Sunshine
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FURNISH & FURNISH

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
AND LOANS
COTTAGE HOME, BEACON
HILL
Splendid six-room frame cottage
with plastered painted walls in
dhierent shades. three large bed
rooms. extra large dining room
with large brick fireplace, large
living room with massive beam
ceilings and lovely brick fireplace,
convenient kitchen with china
closets and hot water heater, good
bath and front and rear porches.
corner location on two paved
streets with garage. servants
room, store room and wood shed,
many fruft trees, grape arbor.
shade trees. roses and lovely shrub
Dery, Tor something different in
many respects, see this exception
ally well-built cottage. low price.
easy terms. Call W. {. Allen.
BEACON HILL LARGE MJNGA.
LOW-PRACTICALL BUILT
FOR HOME
Nestibule entrance, seven rooms,
large breakfast nook. hardwood
floors in living, dining and music
rooms, living room l6x3O. fireplace.
bookcases, window seats, large
folding French doors to large din
ing room. large folding French
doors TO music room from living
ana ulnlng rooms, double French
doors to large southeast sun par
Tor. large kitchen. many built-in
features, china cabinet in break
fast nook. service porch. Pitts
burg heater. hall with large closet
between bedrooms and bath, mirror
door. linen cabinet in bath. gas in
rooms, two large bedrooms, very
large glassed-in sleeping porch
with large closet. servants room,
wash room, garage. 75-foot lot,
roses. shrubbery. close to schools,
churches. car line; must be sold to
settle estate, big reduction, easy
terms. Call Mr.. Stedham.
NIFTY BUNGALOW =
On West Craig Place. like new,
five rooms and breakfast room,
extra large living room. fireplace,
aud the usual built-in features,
$500 cash. balance like rent. Ask
Mr.. Foster.
FURNISH & FURNISH
6i6-623 Brady Bldg OR. 1924.
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FOR sALE-Two LOTS EACH so BY
125. corner of Grimes and Gulf, terms,
$500 cash. Call Army Post 414. ring 1.
Mrs. John C. Wade.
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ELK LODGE NO. SIS, X.
Of p. will meet this
evening at s o'clock in
y . ':' 9; 6: 81
MIMI the Castle Hall, 215 W.
NJ NJ Commerce St Work in
W. the second rank. Visiting
NBN Knights are fraternally
NJ invited to attend
A. STEIN,
Chancellor Commander.
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New Homes for Colored
On Kentucky Ave., 500 G..

These are beautiful colonial finished
homes of four rooms and bath. have
water and inside toilets. price $3.50.
SALES DEPT. CONNESS REALTY co
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EMPLOYMENT
statesmen WANTED

IF YOU ARE WILLING TO WORK
can get the business. can use one good
man that is willing 10 start on small
salary expenses and commission. Room
435 Gunter Hotel.
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RENTALS
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-NICE UP-TO-DATE COT
tage at 522 W. Hulsache. also nice
four-room cottage with glassed-in sleep
ing porch. at 2ls University. Call c. H.
Jackson. Or. al.
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LOOK UP

Your Panama hat now
and bring it to me-"
DUPUY, the Hat King.
120 jefferson st. Phone CIR. 5347.
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FURNISH & FURNISH
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RlCHEY q CASEY-FOR Is YEARS
Headquarters for rentals. real estate
and insurance
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-12
IMPERIAL
by Press Staff Correspondent

IMPERIAL, March 12.-Miss
jeanette Collins of Calexieo visite
Miss Clementine st. Laurent OF
this city over the week end
S. +. Mayfield and family and
Elmer Potter and family motored
to the Yuma desert Sunday. On
their return through FL Centre the
ear, which Mr. Mayfield was driv-
ing, was struck by a Ford touring
car, The two men in the Ford
were brothers giving their names as
Age and were said to have a bot
tie of liquor in the ear at the time
of the accident. Mrs. Mayfield anC
baby received severe cuts aboui
their faces from broken glass.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. st. Laurent
visited Mrs. ST. Laurant 8 brother
c. M. Kanc and family in Calexico
Sunday. f
The Imperial high school boys
baseball team lost in n game with
the Ell Ccntro team Saturday. AL
though the local team was ahead
until the latter part of the game
the score turned out to be & to 4 In
favor Of FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-12

WASHlNGION, March u
~ i"a'"atirg is no fence
between him and the lake will b.
..--io... vi ympic co
mittce to william T. Tilden, tenni
champion, Who announced he woul
not play in Paris because of the
rule passed by the committee against
literary athletes.
Tilden contends that he has a
contract and that he can't go to
Paris if he is not allowed to write.
The committee it is understood,
viii take the stand that Tilden has
been looking for an out and that
it doesn I care if he refuses TO go.
If, the Olympic officials stick to
their ground Winnie Richards will
have to put away his typewriter
and it is very likely he will decide
not to play as he has been assign
ed to cover all the various depart
ments of the Olympic games and he
has made plans to take a honey
moon in Europe on that job.
If Tilden and Richards feel in
duty bound to write and if William
Johnston decides he cannot leave
his business, the American team
will have to depend upon Dick Will
liams, Frank Hunter and some
youngsters.
The Olympic committee may feel
safe in depending upon them.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-12
Tabloids From
Training Camps


NEW ORLEANS, La" Sixty
homers for me this season and the
batting championship with them, -
Babe Ruth announced as his ambi-
tion when he arrived at the Van.
kec training camp.
st. Petersburg, Fla.-Thc Braves
will get into their first action of
tho season Thursday against the
st. Louis Cards.
LAKELAND, Fla.-The Indians
had u brisk workout. Stan Coveles-
kic, whose arm went bad last sea
son, was whipping 'em over with
the old time zip.
LOS ANGELES" Wahoo' Sam
Crawford, baseball mentor for the
University of Southern California,
will limo his players up today
against the Vernon Tigers in an cx-
hibitiou game.
LONG BEACH-Wally Hood, An
rel holdout, is scheduled to join the
club here today ,lcaving Babe
.wombly the only player still
without the fold.
FRESNO, Calf Howard Lindi.
more, crstwhilc Angel and now with
the Bees, got into uniform for his
tirst workout Tuesday. He blew into
camp from the south late yesterday.
MoBlLE-Managcr Sisler is play
ing first base today on "A "Sccond
team IN opposing the niue of last
year S Regular Browns in a prac.
tice game.
oh IA y DO, Fla.-On the arrival
here Thursday of Tom Widrig, a
director, the question of new man
ager of the Reds will be settled.
Jacc Hendricks, former INDIANAPOLIS
club manager, likely will get the
job. ''''
SAN FRANClSCO-Thc Kansas
City blues are due here to1ay to.
start d series with the San Fran
cisco seals at Recreation park.
STOCKTOE-Man& ger Bill Ken
worthy believes his Portland Bcav
crs arc just about in conditions.
and, says he, "we are on the way
to some pennant money"
MYRTLEDALE-'rhc Oaw Yam
nigans fell on Walter Mails in prac.
tlco yesterday and nearly every
wallop was for extra bases. The
great Walter lasted just six innings
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-12
WEAK PITCHERS
ARE DRAWBACK.
TO FIGHT HARD
Strong Offence This
Season They
Think
by United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, March 12.-New
York ball players are not among
those qualified to know who are
counting the Giants out of the Ma
tional League and preparing the
Yankees for an upset in the Ameri-
can League.
While It would be unnatural, and
painful, too, if McGraw heard
about it, for the Giant players to
even whisper that some ether club
might win the pennant, the mem.
bers OF the three-time champions
are obviously sincere in maintain
ing that they are in for no more
than a hard fight.
Victory is SYNONYMOUS with n
hard fight with most any team that
McGraw bands together because he
makes them fight or gives them
the air.
Weak pitching is regarded as the
greatest handicap the Giants will
have to assume in the 1924 pennant
race. Most everyone but r.he Giant
players figure that the club has a
terrible pitching staff.
"With Bentley, Nehf, Ryan, Nc.
Quillan, Watson and Oeschger, we
have the foundation for ANYTHING
but weak staff, and If we don t
get a couple Of good youngsters out
of twenty that are to be tried out,
the average won t work, - Hank
Gowdy, the veteran catcher, said
recently.
Frank Frisch, the star second base
man, maintained all winter that the
Giants We're not facing trouble.
Frisch argues that no other team in
the league has been greatly strength.
ened, the Giants have not been
weakened and if the Giants were
good enough 20 win the last three
years, they are good for another
pennant.
Bancroft Is Gone
Heinie Groh, who spent the win.
ter in Cincinnati, says that the Reds
have fine pitching staff, but they
have a weak infield that, will off
set The defensive strength of the
pitching. He claims the concern
Pat Moran feels about his infield
was manifested when he offered the
Giants $4,000 for Bill Terry, young
first baseman, and great efforts
were made to get Dresser, a young
third baseman, from the st. Paul
American Association club.
The -Gi;,nt players feel chat they
will have a stronger team on the
offensc and defense with Bill South
worth in the outficld and they all
seem to be confident that as long
as Travis Jackson is around they
will not be crippled by the loss of
Dave Bancroft, who is 10 manage
the Boston Braves. next season.
Babe Ruth, speaking for the Yam
KEGS, says they re in now, and that
the excitement in the American
League will be centercd in the battle
for second place.
Ruth figures that even if a couple
of the veteran pitchers slip the
Yanks will still be able to bat their
way to championship. In reply to
arguments that the Yanks were out
batted and outscored last season,
he comes with: "Why did we win
the pcnnant theno"
There Is little concern being felt
in New York about the Yankees,
who arc regarded as being in good
safe position, but the Giants are
considered to be in a very perilous
position.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-12
Grandetta Loses
Bout to Filipino
at Vernon Arena
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Mar. r. It's
about time frankie Grandetta, Spo.
kane and Portland stacomb youth,
realizes he's no match for young
Nationalist, the Filipino whirlwind,
who hasn It lost bout since he land
ed on these shores some two months
ago. Last night at Vernon Ma
tionalista repeated a performance
of "A few weeks past-mussed up
Grandetta to such an extent his own
family wouldn t claim him. The lad
from the open spaces of the north
west was game, but it takes more
than that to win a decision.
Billy Kennedy and Eddie Macy
were given a draw decision, with
the house of the opinion Kcnnedy's
credit was misplaced. Macy ap.
pearcd to have the entire bout his
way throughout.
Young George won from Mickey
McMinn while Morrie King did the
same to frankie Smith. Jack Ry-
shall outboxed Toby Montoya, Louie
Garcia and Eddie King drew and
Jimmy Marco bestcd Battling Ward,
who failed to battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-12
Invite Williams
to Throw First
Ball of Season

Los ANGELES, Mar. 12.-Harry
\. Williams, president of the coast
league, is confident the dove of
peace has settled down for goud
Williams today received an invita-
ton to pitch the opening ball ut
Sacramento when the league opens,
ard he was of the opinion the capi-
tai club was against his regime.
~ pervious acceptance for sim
liar invitation from Salt Lake will
force Williams to deny the Sacra-
monto request but he over it none
the less.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-12
Paddock Comes
To Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 12.-Char.
lie Paddock, world sprint champion
was to arrive here today on his way
to his home in Pasadena
Paddock completed his tour all
over the country in Portland, and
intends to start training on Bovard
Field Immediately for the Olympic
tryouts in the coliseum May 90.
1t is generally believed that Pad
dock will be eligible to make the
trip to France with the Olympic
team, because in a recent conversa-
ton President Prout of the A. A. U.
said that all differences between the
organization and the Trojan cham
pion had been adjusted.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-12

MYRTLEDALE-Thc Oaw Yam.
nigans fell on Walter Mails in prac
tico yesterday and nearly every
wallop was for extra bases. The
great Walter lasted just six innings.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-12
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
md THE RESULTS

BOSTON--Abe Friedman, Boston
bantam, won 10 round decision
from Spencer Gardner, Newport.
PHILADELPHIA For pulling
the padding out of his glove before
his recent bout with Ray Mitchell,
Sailor Friedman, Chicago light
weight, was suspended for one year
by the Pennsylvania boxing com
mission.
NEW YORK--Jack Hausner, New
York featherweight, won "a six round
decision from Earl Baird, Califor-
MIA.
CHICAGO-A battle with Luis
Firpo in New York city on Labor
Day will pc his only appearance in
the outdoor arena this year, Jack
Dempsey, holder of the heavyweight
crown, said during his brief stay in
Chicago.
NEW YORk--Results of the in
vcstigation into charges of ticket
spec .uon made against Tex Rick
nra VII be announced on March %,
the New York boxing commission
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-12

WINNIPEG, Man, Mar. L.
"Shorty' Russick, winner of the
Banff Dog Race last year, is lead
ing the teams in the Hudson Bay
Dog Derby that left the Pass yes
tefday, according to notes brought
in by carrier pigeons here today.
Russiek was well ahead at the
turn, the messages stated. Bill
Grayson, plotting Creighton S team
of favorites and winner of three
derbies, is second. Sam Pratneau,
the Indian musher, is third and i.
L. Baker, st. Paul, is fourth.
The course is hard, however, and
although fast, it is hard on the feet
Of the animals. All drivers carried
a plentiful supply of deer mocea-
sins for their dogs, however, and at
the first sign of lameness these will
be donned. They may slow the race
q bit.
The 1929 record of "a hours and
SO minutes is expected to be beat
en-.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-12
Third Party to
Meet i'm St. Paul

ST. PAUL, MINI. March 12.-The
national third party convention will
be held here Oil June II, it was an
nounccd following 4 stormy con,
ferc1cc Of liberal political groups.
Representatives. from eight states
balloted on the date of the con
vention, some demanding May so
and still others asking for June 60
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-12
Bowling Classic
On Now, Chicago

CHICAGO, March IA com,
parativoly quiet night in the A. B.
c. tourney here saw only one change
in the five-man event as tie Ben
singer-Madisons, Chicago, edga into
eighth place with 290l.
Although good scores were rolled
in The other divisions they were not
sufficient to place among tha Lead
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