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Review of School
News and, Activity
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Rooms.
3. Recitation, Curle-Marguerite
Jackline.
3. Recitation, The Night Before
Christmas-Ruby Holderman.
4. Song, 1t Came Upon a Midnight
Clear-Miss Randall's Room.
5. Recitation, If l Could Find Old
Santa-Mebourne Coffey.
s. Recitation, God Bless the Stock
ings-Clayton Hauge.
Z. Song, Upon the House Top
Both Rooms.
8. Recitation, Christmas-Samuel
Adams.
9. Song, Santa Claus Land-Both
Rooms.
10. Reading, Christmas In Other
Lands-Robert Baldwin.
Distribution of gifts by Santa
Claus.
Program by 5B-6th and 7th in the
gym. Teachers, Mrs. Appelgren.
Smith and Arnts.
/. Song, Silent Night, Holy Night,
q part) chorus, II of 5B girls.
2. Recitation, Observation-Disclosures
Schlag.
3. Song, Christmas Lullaby-5B
Grade.
4. Recitation, o Christmas Tree
Robert Lowell.
5. Recitation, Dads Present
Adelta Knapp.
g.. Dialogue, A Large Order for
Zella-LeRoy Rogers, Lloyd Lar
sen, David Daley. !
7. Christmas Carols by a mixed
group of the Sixth Grade.
3. Duet, Star of the East-Rose- ,
mary Courchene and Catherine :
Catlin. c
,. Trio, Silent Nights Boys.
}. Playlet, Christmas In the Air
Seventh Graders.
Miss Nelson's room, First Grade.
Song, Santa Claus LANDAU.
Recitation, Christmas Fun
James Kelly.
3. Dialogue, A Child's Song If
Xmas-Katherine Norby, Junior
Clayton, James Styer, Eleanor
Mus, Mae Brownlee.
l.. Song, December-AlI.
Recitation, Santa Olaus-Rol-
and Zimmerman.
I. Recitation, Why Do Bells of
Christmas Ring-Vincent Ned
rud.
Song, Up On the Housetops-All
j.. Recitation, Sing a Song of
Christmas-Curtis Ditmarson.
Recitation, A Christmas Worry
Shirley Costello. :,
Song, Silent Night-All. =
High School program, Friday af-
noon at 200 P. NJ.
Christmas Dolly Song-Helen u,
Funk. !"
Song, Christmas Thoughts-Nor-
nal Training Glass. ~
Reading, Christmas Poem-Ellen y
A%ppelgren. 80 -
Reading from American Maya :
zine-Mrs. Krause.
Pantomime, The Coquette-Play- 40
let 10y SENIOR ~. l. PeopIe. fla
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Making Decisions AS
Between Many Pledges

Washington, Dec. 16.-Recess of
Congress over the holiday may have
an important influence on national
legislation. 1t is expected that they
VIII eve an attentive ear to the folks
back home. The feeling exists that
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Normal Training Students.
8. Distribution of presents by Santa
Claus.
School Christmas programs, North
side school, Miss Saunders and Miss
Bakken.
/. Welcome-Lillian Krause.
2. Dialogue-Mary Jane Anderson
and Arthur Hanson.
3. Recitation-Edith Raymond.
4. Recitation-John Klaboe.
5. Observation-Disclosures KocheI.
6. Song-School.
z. Recitation-Leo Knight.
8. Drill-Four Children.
8. observation-disclosures Bushman.
10. Duet-Robert Ferguson, T'hel-
ma Dykstra.
II. Exercise-Five Children.
II. observation-disclosures Bakken.
10. Song-Ten Children.
IA. Recitation-Lucille Lund.
Is. Song-School.
Is. Song, Holy Night-School.
IT. Victrola Music.
1A-2B-2A. Teachers, Miss Green
and Miss WINES.
1. Song, Jolly Old st. Nicholas.
2. Rectiation-Edna Sethne.
3. observation-disclosures Schultz.
4. Song, Jolly Old Santa Claus.
3. Recitation-Harold Isachsen.
g.. Recitation-Seline Huso.
Z. Song, December.
8. Recitation-Aloysius Cody.
9. Recitation-Ellabelle Daley.
10. Song, Santa's Coming.
II. Acknowledgment Reichert.
II. Recitation-Jean Marshall.
-. Song, Holly.
IA. Notwithstanding Schwinden.
5. Recitation-Velva Fishbach.
Is. Song, Oh Christmas Night.
II. Recitation-Lloyd Sethne.
Is. Recitation-Helen Murphy.
l9. Song, Over the Housetops.
20. Northumberland Riggin.
II. observation-disclosures Smith.
p. Song, Holy Night.
Third Grade, Miss DeMille.
/. Song, Christmas-Room.
2. Christmas Acrostic, Who Can
Guess by Frances Krause, Lor-
raine Youngkin, Richard Sham
ley, Leroy Lindner, Evron
Shuman, Marshall Young, Paul
Purkett, Eugene D~ougherty,
Howe Katie.
3. Recitation, Preparation-Ruby
Boyer.
4. Song, Silent Night-Room.
s.. Recitation, That's Christmas
Richard Courchene.
6. Recitation, A Christmas Diem
ma-Marjorie Youngkin.
T. Song, Jolly Old Santa Claus
Room.
s. Recitation, The Night Before
Christmas-Frances Krause.
3. Distribution Of presents by
Santa Claus.
}. Song, Santa Claus Is Coming
Room.
At Assembly
The Alb grade in charge of Mrs.
igtil gave a fine assembly program
st Wednesday morning. This was
of the best programs given this
ar. Some of the numbers will be
le characters reprsyfJ "a foreign
IDS. These people came to America
live They are in native costume.
the end all salute the American
g carried by Uncle Sam and give
pledge of allegiance.
Dumb Bell Drill, physical cul-
ture by II boys.
Dutch Girl-Marguerite Jack
line.
Brownies-Donald Larson and
Melbourne Coffey.
Song, Baby Jim-Eunice Dit
larson.
Topsy-Ida Riggin.
Eskimoes-Elmer GIFTS and
Left Kirkland.
Indian Warrior-Maurice Bel
garde
Fairy-Lucille Clement.
Spring-Dorothy Brown.
Japanese Drill and Song-Marie
Maier, Maxine Deck, Myra Ness,
May Mann.
song, Uncle Sam-All.
F. H. Livingston.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-12-18

A tern upon which a leg band was
placed on the Maine coast four years
ago was found in Africa recently.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-12-18

There is always lots of unemploy-
ment and most of it is on somebody's
payroll.
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National Editorial Association Spec
ial to the Herald
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20
WOULD SAVE RELIC
Plan Offered to Preserve Rock in Old
Market House.

Consideration of the possibility of
constructing an arcade whereby t|e
old Market House might not be de-
stroyed in widening Market street,
was advocated by Maury Maverick in
an address before the members of the
San Antonio Conservation Society at
the regular semi-monthly meeting
Saturday afternoon. Another plan adj
vanccd for the preservation of the old
landmark during the course of discus
sion Saturday afternoon was that the
stones be numbered as the building
was torn down, so that it would be
regretted to form a structure similar
to the old building.
Asserting that three of the four mis-
sions in San Antonio were rapidly de-
teriorating, Mr.. Maverick said that
the citizens of Bexar county should
get together and urge the state to take
charge Of them so that they might be
preserved for future generations.
The missions of California do not
compare with those of San Antonio,
he said, but yet through publicity
boosting, thousands of visitors are at
tracted to that state by the missions.
San Antonio, with its more interesting
missions, he said. should recognize
them as being real assets to the COM
munity.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20

make trips to the summer Y. w. C. A.
camp, near Boerne. The federation
of business girls clubs will spend a
weekend in Camp Idlewilde this year,
instead of having their usual farewell
assembly in San Antonio.
Programs of the usual girls club
meeting at the "Y" will be suspended
during the week of April 21-26, on ac-
count of the Fiesta. The ~" will
have two entries in the Fiesta parades,
one from the International Institute,
and one from the business girls clubs
of the Y. w. @. A.
A novel Easter egg hunt was given
at the ~" on Saturday morning for
the tots of the youngest swimming
class. The youngsters were made to
hide the eggs under the water, and
then the hunt was made beneath the
surface of the pool.
Miss Margaret Delery, leader of the
Girl Reserves of Ralph Waldo Elmer
son Junior High School, entertained
the Girl Reserves of Emerson and
Hawthorne schools with an Easter
egg hunt at her home in Arcadia place,
Friday afternoon.
Easter was remembered by the Girl
Reserves of several junior high schools
with huge baskets of flowers for the
Base Hospital. One bushel of rose
buds was sent from Edgar Allen Poe
Junior High.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20
IDLEWILDE IS OPEN
Y. W. {. A. Camp Near Boerne Ready
to Receive Visitors.

Delegates have been chosen to rep
resent the San Antonio Young Wom
ems Christian Association at the ma.
tiOnal convention in New York City
May 30.
Mrs. f. G. Branch, president. will
head delegates. Mrs. +. A. Horna.
day, finance committee Miss Mar.
iorie McGowna. cafeteria committee
Miss Lillian Rogers. world fellow
ship committee; Miss Ruth Muir,
executive secretary: Miss India Del
cry, international institute committee
Miss Rowera Brown, business girls
clubs. and Miss Pearl Lentz, inspira-
tional chairman, are delegates.
Idlewilde is open now. Miss Muir
announced. and on the first weekend
in May, the junior high school girls
will open camp. On the second and
third wcek-ends the business girls will
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20
A Half Pound of Cheese
Strange Condolences Brought Out in Chance Meet
ing of Two San Antonio Men.

Cheese-especially that Of the Linn
burger variety-has not attained much
popularity with American populace.
But, here is a story which although
not finding a warm place in the heart
of San Antonians for cheese will ut
least pardon the cheese for its foreign
odor.
This is the evidence offered by W.
A. Riggs of San Antonio. that would
get cheese a suspended sentence in any
court:
Saturday afternoon I strolled
through local department store,
where a number of wholesale houses
had placed demonstrators to get their
goods properly before the public.
II paused where l expected to meet
friend. This CHANGED to be near
the Swift company counter. A trim
gentleman Of polished appearance be-
gan showing me his hams and bacons.
l explained that as 1 boarded at
restaurant / would not be interested
in them, but that l would remember
him when | went on picnic. How
ever, he insisted on selling me picnic
ham. 1 told him that had no place
to keep it and that l did not care to
feed rats on perfectly good ham.
Succumbs to Salesman.
However, his craftsmanship was
such that I could not resist buying n
half pound of cheese, which / could
eat in my room.
"WI;ie cutting the cheese, he men
toned that he was a long way from
home.
England" I said.
"No, South Africa, but I've been in
$50 you like dear old Blightyf"
ayes, also, Australia
"What part of Australia
"Pretty well all over"
1Of course it's not likely that you
met friend of mine. an international
engineer of Sydney?"
mot Mr.. Denny, was IT,"
Yes that's the name"
"How strange / phoned out to
his house the last time ] was in sgd
ney-Vernon is my name.-
One Of His Customers.
SAll of which reminds me OF a
queer case during the war: While our
squadron was in rest camp near the
quaint old town of Romsey. England.
some soldier was talking to a lady
volunteer in refreshment house and
remarked that i was from Texas. !
asked whether she knew anyone in
Texas and she said. Gould it be: i'm
possible-my brother-has a military
college. Could it be - That is he
Well a good friend of mine and mem
mot Colonel Lukin?"
At that point Mr.. Vernon broke in.
"Not Colonel Lukin
-Yes, again"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20
so R.M.A. MEET
San Antonio to Send Delegation to
Tyler Convention.

Fifty men from San Antonio will
probably attend the state convention
of the Retail Merchants Association,
which will be held in Tyler on May
10, 20 and 81. Adolf Grasso. state
secretary, and N. II. King, president
of the San Antonio Credit Men, will
appear on the program. About 800 re-
tailers from all parts of Texas are ex-
pected in Tyler for the convention.
Registration will take place at the
Blackstone Hotel, which will be head
quarters for the r. NJ. A. during the
meeting. Mr.. Grasso will make his
report during the first morning meet
ing on May 10, when annual reports
of officers will be heard. President
w. III. Wary will conduct all meet
ings of the association.
n. II. King will preside at the aft
ernoon session of the Furniture and
Music Dealers group. on May 20, and
W. NJ. Morgan of San Antonio will
conduct the meeting of the automobile
men on the same afternoon.
Lectures will be given by prominent
Texans, and questions of interest to
retailers will be discussed in round
table luncheon sessions. The election
of officers will take place on May 81,
during the morning meeting.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20
Cunningham StiI Missing.

Foul play is feared in the case OF
Charles X. Cunningham, San Antonio
clubman, who has been missing from
his home on Kings Highway, since
last Monday night. His wife said that
he had $500 on his person. He was
last seen at the Elks' Club Monday
night. His car was later found in an
alley near the club. Rev. II. T. Cum
ningham of Sabinal, father of the
missing man, left his home Thursday
afternoon for San Antonio to aid in
the search for his son. Mrs. T. H..
Cunningham. the mother. left Sabinal
Friday morning for San Antonio to
be with Mrs. Charles Cunningham.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20
RELIGHT THE TAPERS
Scottish Rite MasOns Will Hold Cere.
mony Sunday Afternoon.

The Scottish Rite Masons will oh
serve the ceremony, "Relighting the
Tapers," Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. in the banquet room of the
new Scottish Rite Cathedral, Avenue
r and Fourth street.
DR.. Alfred c. Mcdaniel. 33d. will
preside as Wise Master of the Rose
Croix. and Rev. Isaac +. Gates will
preach an Easter sermon on "The
Resurrection" A quartet composed
Of Mrs. Fred johnson. Mrs. Dorothy
Ciasson. William Turner and Mr..
bames, viii sing.
The service will be open to all Ma.
Sons and their families and TO the gen
eral public. This is the first time the
banquet room will be opened to the
public for inspection.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20

"He is a customer of mine, but l
didn't know he was an Englishman
1 shall look him up and have heart
to heart talk with him."
And so now that you have heard that
half pound made lifelong friends OF
G. r. Vernon and w. A. Rigg,, may
be you won't be so hard on cheese
and maybe you won't tell people that
they are "full of cheese"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20
Tell EN- About Balloon Race.

Kelly Field aviators Saturday Wis
tied a number of towns and cities in
the southwest and bombarded them
from the air with National Balloon
Race literature. Others will make
trips Sunday and Monday. Llano.
San Saba and Bolton were visited
Saturday by Lieut.. j. W. Spry. Lieu
tenant Chidlaw bombarded Bellville
and Bryan and other towns in that
vicinity. Lieut.. A. Kessler visited
Luling and other towns in that d.
rcction; Lieutenant Duncan, Del Rio
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20

and Eagle Pass; Lieut.. r. ID. Moor
Dallas: Lieut.. X. NJ. Witkop. Uzon}
Sweetwater and San Angelo; Lieu
X. A. Snavely, Sintov end R0ckp0I
and Lieut.. J. s. Griffith. Houstoj
Lieut.. J. X. Cannon will drop circt
lars at Houston Sunday and Lieu
X. ID. Vaughan will visit Laredo ar|
Hefferonville Monday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20
OBITUARY
Mrs. Elizabeth Gueldner.

The funeral of Mrs. Elizabe
Gueldner. 65, who died at the hon
of her son, Joe Geuldner, 81 Idal
street, Saturday morning. will he he
from the chapel of the Riebe Undo
taking Company at 5 o'clock Sunda
followed by services at st. JOSEPH
church. Father Schnitser officiati1
Interment will be in the family pl|
in City Cemetery No. 6. Pallbeare|
will be Max Fues, Max Topalsld
George Icke. Valentine Gorrell ST.,
L. Jerry and Charles Scholl.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20
Banking Conditions Better.

MOHtcrty, HtSIcO, HprH IB.-bdHk-
ing conditions are reported to be i'm
proving by some of the most promi-
ncnt bankers. Although the revolution
airy crisis has not been counteracted.
bankers have frankly stated that
business is better" and that there
is moro activity and movement among
local merchants and industrial peo.
r,1o
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20
Aaron d. Sniyely.

The funeral of Aaron d. Snive
20. retired farmer, who died at
residence, S07 Fredericksburg ros
Saturday morning. was held from I
Porter Loring parlors at Z 80 'o'clo
Saturday evening, Rev. J. w. Blae
stock officiating. The body was Sc
to Xenia. OHIO. for interment at
o'clock Sunday over the NJ, K. &
railway.
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ternoon when he attempted to walk
across the street in the GOO block
West Houston street. He sustained
n lacerated wound over the left eye.
The driver of the automobile, police
were told, did not stop after the ac-
cident.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20

Big dance, Easter Sunday. April
20. Electric Park Hall. Castroville.
Good roads now. Homen's Novelty
Orchestra. (Ady.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20

Easter Dance at Culebra Inn on
Culebra road Sunday, April 20. Will
let's Orchestra.-( Adv
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The Spirit of Carnival

spirit of "don't care" has seized
us too-so that many Of our
prices are cut to keep buying
brisk and lively. Fiesta Week
is Savings Week at Richbook's!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20
Antlrews Is Athletic Officer

(Adv.)
Andrews Is Athletic Officer
Capt. Albert +. Andrews, First In.
fantry. has been detailed as post
athletic officer and post school officer
at Fort Sam Houston. He relieves
Can't. W. +. O'Brien from the ath-
letic job and Lieut.. Col. Edward b.
Mitchell from the other. Colonel
Mitchell has been transferred to
Tulsa.
Close Library Monday.-On ac-
count Of San Jacinto day the
Carnegie library will remain closed
all of Monday:
Grand Master Visits City.-Gus A.
Brandt of Houston. grand master of
the Grand Lodge of Texas. was the
guest Friday night of Community
Lodge No. 1901. when he conferred n
degree upon his nephew, Tom H.
Berger. Mr.. Brandt went to Flores
vile Saturday morning. returning Sat
urday evening and addressed a class
in the 32nd degree Saturday night.
Free melton pictures opens tonight
at Woodlawn Lake, West End
(Adv.)
Golden Tone" Singing Method. Miss
Shedd studied, Italian, German. French
and Rudcrdoorf's methods with prom
inent voice teachers in Paris, Lon
Con, brussels and New York. Amer
lean method devclopes or restores
Golden Tones eliminating every
fault. Interview and voice testing
free. 20 lessons, 5000. Three trial les
sons $50. Presnall Hotel, Crockett
S616.-(Adv.)
Every Carnival Visitor should take
home dollar box of the celebra ted
family remedy, Indian Herbs. Salts
faction guaranteed. Free samples.
Joe McAllister. general agent, $40
Goliad. Reference, Alamo National
3ank.-(Adv.)
Annual Dance given by B. of r. c.
Division benefit sick and accident
fund. W. o. W. Hall, April 81. Ad-
mission 81, ladies free. Good music.
You are cordially invited.-(Adv9
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20

Big Easter Dance Sunday. Wood
lawn Lake. Mrs. Krisch, Rainbow Pal
ace Serenadcrs.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20

Dance at Atkins, Easter Sunday,
April 20. Gents, 55c. Manhattan Rev.
elers. (Adv.)
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Mexican Theaters to Close.

Mexico City, April 19.-Theatrical
managers decided this week to stop
all further activities and productions
for the present. as they are unable
to meet the demands of the syndicate
of actors.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20

CPRING has come to Rick
~ books = invading tbs big
store with the spirit c. esta
joy and happiness and and
hustle. And somewhat of the
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||!ciIlNall|l|llEMl|

Fire Damage sf00.-Fire, the
origin of which has not been deter
mined, broke out in the home of +.
Hernandez, 713 East Hildebrandt
street. at 3:25 Saturday afternoon.
Flames had damaged n section of the
kitchen and burned away section OF
the roof when firemen checked the
blaze. The damage is estimated at
less than 800.
Hoover Vacuum Cleaners and
electric washing machines. Kirk.
GOOD 4 Wharton. Or. 81. "-fAdv.l
Numerous Auto Parts. Phone Tr
%. Select Auto Parts Co.-(Adv.)
Plumbing and Electric Work. Kirk.
wood and Wharton. Crockett GIL
tAdv.)
Woman Knocked Down.-Mrs.
Marie l.. Rodriguez. 55. Do Cald-
walladcr street. was knocked down By
an automobile. operated. police re-
port, by Joe Juyda. 312 South San
Marcos street, Saturday afternoon.
The accident occurred at West Com
merce street and Santa Rosa avenue.
The woman escaped serious injury.
We buy or take IN trade your
gold. silver, diamonds and old COILS.
Alamo Jewelry Co., 315 Alamo plaza
lAdv.)
Fuller and Parker's big Easter
dance Turner Hall, Sunday night, Oh
Boy !-(Adv)
Who Is "bioek from high prices?"
Riches Jewclry Store. SOC Main Ave.
-(Adv.)
Automobile Hits Street Carl.
s. Madison, Linares street, Palm
Heights. was injured and his automo-
bile badly damaged in a collision with
a Collins Garden street car, at Z 40
Saturday night. Madison's injuries,
according to the police. are not re-
garded as serious. He was removed
ito his home. The collision occurred
in the 400 blocl, South Flores street.
Police report Madison was driving
south on the thoroughfare. The street
car, operated by J. ID. Dunlap, was
city-bound. Madison, police were adj
vised, turned his car upon the street
car tracks while overtaking another
automobile driving in the same direc-
ton and crashed the street car.
Big time d; o.. HeIotes on
Bandera Road, \. -, Easter Sun
day night. 6 p. m, TO II p. m. Every
body welcome. Fuller Pep Orchestra.
-(Adv.) ...t
Toxic Roof Garden grand opening.
May list. Mr.. and Mr.. Parker. (Adv.)
Knocked Down BY Car.-Augusti
Happner. reported a patient in the
Santa Rosa hospital. was knocked
down by an automobile Saturday af-
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Hagy 4 McCollum. undertake.
Quick ambulance service. Crockd
l04: Lady assistant at all hours.I
tAdv.)
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Sloan. Wilbert & Pelphrey, In|
tlndertakers, ia Broadway. d
1923. Lady assistant.-(Adv.)
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Dance at Kee!iler Park Sunday
) to II. Music by Earl Fuller's Full
or Pep Orchestra. Don't miss it
(Adv.)
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Knocked Down By Car.-August
Happner. reported a patient in the
Santa Rosa hospital. was knocked
down by an automobile Saturday af-
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Toxic Roof Garden grand opening.
May LIST. Mr.. and Mr.. Parker. (Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20

Plumbing and Electric Work. Kirk.
wood and Wharton. Crockett 641.-
tAdv.)
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Who Is a ''bioek from high prices?"
Riebe's .Tewclry Store. SOC Main Ave
-(Adv.)
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Annual Dance given by B. of r. C..
fund, w. o. W. Hall, April u. Ad-
mission 81, ladies free. Good music.
You are cordially invited.-(Adv9
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20

Big time d; 3 HeIotes on
Bandera Road, \. -, Easter Sun
day night. p. m, 70 IL p. m. Every
body welcome. Fuller Pep Orchestra.
-(Adv.) .--..s
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We buy or take IN trade your
gold, silver. diamonds and old COILS
Alamo Jewelry Co., 315 Alamo plaza
lAdv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20

Fuller and Parker's big Easter
dance Turner Hall, Sunday night. Oh
Boy .-(Adv)
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Numerous Auto Parts. Phone TT
%. Select Auto Parts Co.-(Adv.)
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Hoover Vacuum Cleaners and
'lectric washing machines. Kirk.
GOOD & Wharton. CIR. 6i1."-fAdv.l