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Vance Big Series Conenders Haze Sgge1s Left Field
BROWNS WIN EASILY,
Then LOSE SUGGEST

ST. LOUIS September 49, The
Boston Red Sox and the ST. Louis
Browns broke even in a double-head
er here today. The Browns took the
first game. Go, and the Red Sox the
second, 13 to II.
Dixie Davis was in form in the FIRST
game, while the Browns pounded
Fullerton.
Though Sisler rushed In FIVE pitch
ers in the second game. they failed
to halt the Red Sox hitting.
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with the famous 10 contest which
Casey Stengel won with his home
run in the seventh inning, when
Jones pitched for the Yanks and
Nehf for the Giants.
Ball players will tell you that if
Vance and johnson pitch in the
world series in 1924 there will be
another 10 game-and maybe extra
innings.
If johnson and Vance, by anys
smiling arrangement of the base ball
gods, do come together in the world
series it would mean great deal
for the Middle West. johnson was
born in Kansas, Vance in Iowa. John
son gained his start away out in
shington State. Vance got his in
Nebraska.
How They Stack Up.
Here's how the potential rivals
stack up:
johnson has speed, command. ad-
mirable pitching motion, courage,
experience. cultivated slow ball,
sharp curve.
Vance has speed, command not quite
so good, back shoulder motion which
gives power, courage, not so much
major experience, no slow ball that
he bothers with much, zipping curve.
Both are strike-out pitchers,
although Johnson has used his strike
out methods less and less as the
years roll by-but he can fan EN-
still
johnson is a blond of the Scandi
navian type, virile, courageous, erect.
fighter every inch of him. Vance is
freckled, has sandy hair, slouches
when he walks, if he is tired, and If
he were on a foot ball eleven would
no
ing shins and puzzled heads behind
him. You've seen 'em-those close
to-the- ground players.
copyright. 1921
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SECOND GAME

.Ratted for Sand in eighth inning.
1Batted Tor Carlson in seventh inning.
tBatted for Bishop in ninth inning.
Chicago ....... o o q o-s
Philadelphia E. o 0 o o | 80
Runs--Adams. Statz. Barrett. weis fo)
O d Farrell. Cotter f2), Mitchell wrightstoue
F,rrors-Wilson (2l, Two-base hits-Cotter
Hoike, Williams. Three base hits-Cotter
tome rrn-Barrett Stolen bsses-Statz
Wels. Adams t2l. Double play~Cotter to
ADAMS to Cotter; Adams to Cotter: Adams to
Barrett to Cotter. Left on bases-Chicapo. q.
Philadelphia. T. Bases on balls-O6 Keen Z.
on Weinert, 4: off Carlson. /: of Bishop' l.
struck out-By Keen, 4: by Weinert /. by
Carison .: by Bishop l. Hts-On Weinert
2 in l inning; of Carlson, s in innings: OF
Bishep, in innings. Losing pitcher-Wein.
err umpires-Messrs. Klem and Wilson
Time OF game hours and minutes.
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sBatted for Smith in sixth inning.
TRAN for Clemons in sixth inning.
st. Louis. o O. %
New York. l o o 0 2 x-12
Runs-Bottomley, Thevenow. Groh. F.isch.
JACKSON "ans III Iinds.rom s Hartley. E.rors@Hotns. rms
by. Bottomiey. Two-base hits-Terry. Jack
son, Tbevenow. Gonzales. Three-hase hit
Wilson. Home runs-kelly, Bottomley. Stolen
bases-YounE, Gowdy, Lindstrom, Hartley.
sacrifce-Jackson. Left on bases-New York,
IL: ST. Louis, 9. Bases on balls-On Bent
ley, .: OF Sothoron 4; Off Bell, 2; on Rheim.
s. ST rck out-By Bentley. 4; BY Sothoron.
.: by Rheim. 9. Hits-on sothoron, in
innings; off Bell, in p inning; of Rheims.
) in 2Ia innings. Hit by ptcher-By Sothoron
(Youngj Passed bail-Gonzales. Losing
pitcher-Sothoron. Umpires-Messrs. O'Day,
Quigley and Sweeney. Time Of game-1 hour
and So minutes.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. .33 IL q 13 Totals. .3S IL q l6
sBatted for Lyons in sixth.
fBatted for Grant in seventh.
sBatted for Clark in eighth
Iran for SEVERED in ninth.
Slated for Vangilder in ninth
Totals. q. .33 IL q 13

Slated for vangilder in ninth.
Boston .........0 o 1 2 6 o O-13
ST. Louis. .......0 0 o 0 = oil
Runs-WilIiams (2I. Shanks, Flagstead tol.
Boone t3). Harris t21, Clark. Ezzell. Hevng
Tobin, Robertson t2l. Sisler. X. Williams
f2I. McMsnus, jacobson, Gerber, Rice. Elmore
Errors-Shanks, Clark. Heving. Sisler t2D. X.
Williams, McManus. Twobase hits-K. Will
liams, Rice, Shanks, Elmore. Three base hit
Jacobson. Stolen base--Ezzell. Sacrifices
Shanks t2). Fergusap. Lyons. Severed.
Heving. Double play-Robertson to Gerber to
Sisler. Left bases-Boston S: st. Louis,
&. Bases bals-On Ferguson. 2; of Wing
teld. I; of Ehmke. l; oil Grant, =; of Lyons,
3: of PrIett, g. of Danforth. =. Struck out
By Ferguson /; by Wingfed l. Hits-On
Ferguson. in Id innings: of Wingheld
in ID innings; OF Ehmke. = in 1-3 in
nings; of Lyons, in innings; OF Danforth.
in 13 inning; OF Grant. in 2-3 innings:
OF Pruett- l in 2-3. inning; of Vang;lder, l
in 13 innings. Hit by ptcher-By Lyons
ID. Williams). Winning pitcher-Ferguson.
Losing pitcher-Danforth. Empires-Messrs
Owens and 0rmsby. Time of game hours
and - minutes.
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victory.
mains bad man in the pinch and.
next to Ruth, he is the most dan
gerous offensive player on the pres
ent world champion Yankees
Stand-off for Gotham Clubs.
Should the two New York clubs
again hook up, left field would be
even. Should Pittsburgh, Brooklyn
or Washington break into the series,
these clubs also would have to be
put on an equal footing as far as left
field is concerned. While Cuyler and
Goslin lack the world series expert
ence Of the two MeuseIs, they max
up for 1t in youthful dash and exuber-
ance. And after seeing Goslin in O.
vital series with the Yankees and
Cuyler in a crucial series with the
New York Giants l have no fears thai
these players would disappoint their
fans in world series
Both are of the type that will go up
and take their swing regardless OF
who is pitching. Goslin is a hitter OF
the Frank Baker type. d stolid sort
of person without nerves. whose play
is not affected by the Importance OF
a game. Cuyler strikes me as the
type of player who thrives on nery-
Gus excitement, and one who has full
confidence in his ability to do his
stuff.
What they have done in past world
records series:
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Pittsburgh. Washington and Brook
1yn have their leading batsmen in
left field. The amazing showing by
young Hazen Cuyler, one of the sea-
sons most impressive recruits, has
put the Pirates into the running this
year. The latest averages show
young Cuyler hitting second to the
great Hornsby with -37s. He also
is one of the new speed boys of the
National League and a splendid all
around player.
Goslin . Robust Slugger.
Washington has robust slugger
in left field in Leon C'GooseO Goslin,
the cleanup chap on the Nationals.
Goslin is one of the most dangerous
players to come up in the pinch to-
day. Leon is blazing away at a
$40 clip, and, though he has had no
his gameness in the last Yankee
Washington series in New York.
Goose" was a veritable batting ter
ror in that series, hitting. above 500
against New York's crack pitchers.
In two successive games he scored
runs and drove in others.
Wheat. the 36-year-old captain and
left fielder of the Brooklyn club. is
playing an amazing game for a
player of his years. Zach ranks
third among National League players
with a batting rating of 1867 and.
should Brooklyn get into the world
series, its chances would hinge large
y on Zach's ability to hit in his
top form.
Wheat has been in two world Sc
ries. Like the rest of his mates, he
was unable to touch the superior
pitching Of the Red Sox in the 1916
world series, but he hit for .333 in
the Brooklyn-Cleveland series of four
wears ago
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CUBS CAPTURE TWO
GAMES FROM PILLS

PHILADELPHIA, September 10
Chicago made a clean sweep of its
series with Philadelphia by winning
both games of today's double header
by the scores Of 10 TO and s to- .,
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Manush Is Outclassed.

The only left fielder on the six
contending clubs who is not hitting
800 or better is Heinie Manush of
the Detroits. a $50 hitter. Manush
does not rank with the other left
fielders that we have discussed as
hitter or fielder, and in the event
that Detroit represented the Ameri-
can League in tbs series the Tigers
would be outclassed in that position
Returning to the Meusel boys of
New York. Bob. the younger. slumped
considerably in his hitting during
the latter part of the season, and
his batting average tumbled from
$3.50 to .314. However, Robert re-
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AlHRroAN ASSOCIATION.

st. Paul. 6-5; Minneapolis, IL
Milwaukee. 6-6: Kansas City, 81.
Toledo. 6; Columbus, 4.
Louisville, ); Indianapolis. 3.
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ARMY FOURS STAGE
STIRRING CONTESTS

War Department White polo play
ers scored 4-to-1 victory over the
Sd Cavalry four Of Fort Myer yes
terday in the first portion of a dou-
bIe-header.
The 10th Field Artillery and the
War Greens were deadlocked, to 2.
at the end Of the fifth period, when
rain halted further play.
Fast riding and the stellar defen-
sive play of Capt. Even, Mai. John
son and Capt. Wipprecht were big
factors in the Whites triumph. Lieut..
Hine showed considerable improve
Iment over his previous performances
with the Sd Cavalry team.
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=LessOn No. 10
How to Float and Its Advantage in Con-
serving Energy.
BY l. DE B. HANDLEY,
Coach American Womens Olympic Swimming
Authority Natatfon.

far safety concerned ability in floating stands the
| valuable of the swimmer.
Whether shore of
caught current too swift accidentally
clothed
n will afford the Of
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POSITION SHOULD PROVE
IMPORTANT In BIG GAMES
Comparison by Expert of Athletes Who May Figure
in Title Set Indicates Criffs Are Well Fortified
in the Job With Goose Coslin
BY FREDERICK q. LIEB,
World SeriAx O6BcJa1 4eorsr
World Series odcia1 Scorer,
Chairman National League
4Tssidsnt Ball wrttsrs' OF America.

EFT FIELD should OF the key positions
world what clubs eventually
- scramble contenders
possible the Tyge
this position
The Meusel brothers. who opposed
rival New York clubs In 1922 the older brother
world series record by knocking only
brother Bob record last October driving eight Yankee
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FIRST GAME.

Runs-Tobin (2l, Robertson. Sisler. Jacob
son. Davis. Errors-D. Williams. WambsEsnss,
Gerber. Two base hits-Robertson, Flagstead
Tobin. Sacrifce-W ambsg anss. Double plays
McManus to Gerber. Ezzell to Wambsgans 10
Harris, Robertson to Sisler. Davis to Gerber
to Sisler (2}. Gerber to McManus to Sister
Left on bases-Boston, Z; st. Louis. s. Bases
on balls-On Fullerton. 5; OF Davis, 4. Struck
out-By Fullerton, i; by Davis. .. Wild
pitch--Fullerton. Umpires-Messrs. 0rmsby
and Owens. Time of game hour and IS
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INTERNATIONAL 1.rAarr

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark. 3; Jersey City, 8.
Syracuse, ): Rochester, z.
Baltimore. 11-3: Reading, o-6.
, Buffalo, 10; Toronto. a..
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Little Rock. 3-5: New Orleans, a-3
Atlanta, 3: Chattanooga. -.
Memphis. 10; Birmingham, j.
Nashville, /; Mobile, o.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Portsmouth, 8: Norfolk, 4.
Rocky Mount, 11-6; Wilson, 6-1o.
Richmond. 4; Petersburg, 6.
Evening star., 1924-09-14

(ThLs is the first Of series of orticses
by Lisb closely scr,ltinl-in9 al pros
pertipe 1porId series players. TIE sec
and Of the series tohich IS to oppodr
tomorrow, toiIl deoI trith the cester
feherSl
Evening star., 1924-09-14

This Is the tenth Of q series of articles
on the art of stcinlm4ng The elepenfh
merit Sunddy, toiH describe Hfesaung.
Copyright 1924
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An Easv atter 10 Place Want AID In The IhtCam CIR. 174
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Thomas W. Masterson 10 T. s. Master
son. March ~, 1924, deed to lot and
west half of lot 4. block /. Oakmont
addition: sll.250.
w. A. Baity and wife TO John Thomp-
son. April s. 1924. deed TO east 20 feet
of lot l6 and west eighteen feet of lot
H. block 80. new city block 3SlT: $4,000.
Ollie and Della Matthews, by sheriff
to f. ]. Fraser. April J.. 1924. deed 70
lot IS block AZ new city block 3i46,
Palm Heights; $3.50.
Willie Cruz Dorsey TO Maria Lopez,
April 3. 1924. deed to lots and I. sub
division f. new city block 202; $40, etc.
Equitable Company. Inc, to Mrs. Apo
lonia Cruz April L. 1924. deed to lots
and 4. block ls9; s3?o.l0.
Charles Grote and wife TO II. c.
Jentsch. April Z. 1924. deed 10 1853 acres
out Of survey CO, as per field notes;
$4,000.
Jacob Estrada and wife to Adele Cal
laghan. April II, 1924, deed toe lot 5,
block T. new city block 2ss5; lot s, new
city block 2S25; $40.
] f. Mugge to Jose Marquee. March
II. 1909. deed TO lot ?, block .. new
city block .4i5; $3.50.
Ruby O. and ". J. DAILY to Pearl b.
Charles. March %, 1924, deed to east ss,l
feet of lot Il. block -, new city block
1915. on Howard street; $4,000.
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Sacrificing Estates

Modern eight-room duplex. practically
new. all conveniences, the built-ins. two
sleeping porches. breakfast nook. double
garage. 75-foot lot on paved street with
cement curb and walks lust off Broad
way and outside city limits. would sub
Lit 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-
ton. price reduced $4,000. something for
a shrewd investor. s
Close-in five-room bungalow with bath.
hell. sewers. gas. electricity. on paved
street. cement curb and walks. only
S2500 subject to confirmation.
Acreage tract on Robert +. Lee street
between Pleasanton and Corpus Christi
roads. with city water and lights near
at bargain.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN
| & TRUST co.
TT. 14l. els w. Commerce St
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to salaried people, small weekly
monthly payments. strictly confidel
City Loan Bureau, 229 Z. HoustoI
Room 201.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Bill Belohlovek and Dorothy Mae
Magnes.
Martin Perez and Anita Caionge.
Alberto Cantu and Cristina Cruz.
Jack Ray Pastington and Mrs. G. w.
Knight.
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A HOME: $3.50

On a well-fenced lot, with vegetable
garden roses and flowers already grow
ing: very fertile soil; plenty of city wa
ter: on top OF hill, just outside OF city
limits; a three-room well built and paint
ed box house one year Oh. has garage
and chicken house: on good street, near
car. $500 cash. balance like rent.
]. L. LYLE REALTY co.
Nothing But a Square Deal Goes.
e09 Gibbs Bldg. c. IT'S.
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Can You Beat It?

Laurel Heights. Woodlawn Ave.
eight-room modern bungalow. on
corner lot. tile bath, double ga
rage, servants quarters. in first
class condition, also has three-piece
bath. nothing like this bargain in
the city for the money. easy
terms Call owner. Or. 5334.
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AGENTS WANTED

SUBSTANTIAL OLD LINE LIFE IN
surance company has just entered Tex
as and needs a reliable general agent at
San Antonio. Attractive policies, low
premiums, high commission with per-
petual renewals and liberal office al
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TEN SALESMAN

Men capable Il producing re-
suits in house-to- house solicitation.
Apply to Mr.. Burton at the office
Of The Light. 507-5il E. Travis ST.
tomorrow morning at $3.50.
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FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Adjuster of All Claim

Have specialized in successfully
Ting claims of people injured by a
street cars and trains for past 25 y
T. P. McCloskey. 212 Houston
CIR. S36l.
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MONEY TO LOAN

QUICK SHORT TIME LOAN I
household goods. autos or other cl
eral. also notes bought. PIG Hoi
Bldg. Or. 1851.
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FOR RENT = FOUR-ROOM HOUSE.
cheap. big yard and garage. Inquire
| AIS Helena. lis Pearl.
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Beautiful, New, Swell
S475O-5-R.-$500 Cash
Paved Street, Mr.. Cincinnati

Beautiful colonial bungalow. out OF the
ordinary. with many attractive fea-
lures; large rooms, expensive paper;
beautifully paneled; four-coat enamel on
all woodwork; large closets; unusual
electrical fixtures nice bath with the
best Of plumbing. The breakfast room Is
ideal, artisticaHy papered and furnished
with lovely table and. chairs. Kitchen
most complete with cabinets. sink. drain
boards and hot water heater; gas and
sewers; all floors beautifully polished;
kitchen and bath have hish-grade linol-
cum; most expensive shades to all win
dows; garage; concrete walk: gravel
driveway and curbings; new homes NIL
around this ideal place, $500 cash, bal
ance monthly.
SALES DEPT. CONFESS REALTY co.
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Monte Vista and
Northayen Week
Sacrifice Sale

Home must be sold at once. five
room bungalow with extra large glassed-
In sleeping porch. garage. all modern
improvements On Beacon Hill. lll3
W. MAGNOLIA. $500 house for $3.50,
terms $1,000 cash. balance $50 a month.
Owner must sell at once. Phone Or. s7S3
or TT. 719s.
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Brown's Business College

Expert successful teachers will train
] you for business and locate you in a po-
sition. 100 w. Commerce.
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WE'LL BUILD on YOUR LOT. NO
cash down easy payments. Quality"
Home Builders. i2I Gunter. CT. 1857.
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DENVER HEIGHTS SACRIFICE
$3.50 cash, balance termse, modern five
room bungalow, large lot and garage.
537 Essex st. Price 1880; owner Or.
1891.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


NORMA TALMADGE SCHOOL OF
HA1RDRESSING AND BEAUTY CUL-
TURE. 119h ALAMO PLAZA. CIR. $3.50.
OPEN EVENINGS
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BARGAINS
Highland Park Bungalow

Bargains. new. classy. paved street.
close to school. and car line. five rooms,
bath, built-ins, solid concrete foundation
cement drive, $4S65 and si935.
New. classy. five-rooms. bath. built
ms. s43s5. good terms on ALL. Drive out
any time. Mis-. 2i59 or Mis-. 49,. Ask for
W. H. RIDGEWAY
Office. 535 Kayton Ave.
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Bargain, 2 Blks. Off S. Presa

Close to Breckenridge High; rive
rooms bath and big glaTed-in sleep
ing porch. garage for tto cars and
pear. peach and fig treesi with lots of
fruit on them. For tpfermation, call
Mr.. Miller. CIR. 6Os9, 4eO Nvarro St.
READY TO MOVE INTO. NICE FOUR
room cottage. South Walters street;
small cash payment down. balance same
as rent. Whitaker, Cr.- 5121 or Or. SOLO.
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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.
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LOST AND FOUND
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. 727 W. Commerce st.
WANTED - FIRST-CLASS MACHINE
men. Prassel Sash and Door Co. San
Antonio, Tex
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New Bungalow. $3.50

Five rooms. oak floors. all modern
built-ins, one of the best paved streets
concrete drives and walKs. corner lot.
j. ]. Rich. Or. 5000. 400 Navarro st.
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DEPARTURES

l.-G. n
No. e-Motor Car. From Aus
No. 1o-Motor Car. From Aus p ~
Tin ................... .A:OO p. m.
No. 2-For 81. Louis. Santa Fe.
Conn. Sunshine spe-
No. For st. LOUIS .7:OO a. m.
No. 5-For Laredo and Mex
leo points .............9 $3.50 a. m.
No. S-For Temple. Fort Worth
} and Kansas City. (Santa
Fe sleeper). st. Louis
via Palestine. L-G. n.
Sleeper) ............s..'.e:f $50 a. m.
No. l-For Laredo ..........11:OO p. m.
n. X. g. 7.
No. z-Texas Special, for AUS
tin. Waco. Dallas. KAN
sas City, and st. Louis $40 a. m.
No. 4-katy Limited. for Aus
tin, Waco. Ft. Worth,
Dallas. Kansas City and
No. lo-Locai for New Braun. gov e. III
fels. San Marcos. Aus
TIN, Waco. smithviile
No. s-Katy Flyer for Austin,
Waco. Dallas Kansas
City and 81. Louis. $500 p. m
No. site II o'clock Katy"
for Austin, Temple.
Waco. Dallas. and Fort
s. A. s a. r. ,M. K. & T. D .gp I. W
No. 42-For Kerrytlle, daily. 1887 H. IN
No. 44-Motor Car for Kerrville
....... .4'AV ~ u
No. i5-For Houston, Corpus
Christi. Rockport ......g:00 g. m
No. ll-For Corpus Christi
Alice and Falfurrias. =. 900 .. N
No. l3-For Kennedy. Yoakum,
Houston. Corpus Christi
snd Rockport ....... 1888 10 m
sOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. 24-Dayl1ght Train for
Dallas-Fort Worth ....7:50 a. m
No. l02-Sunset Limited for
New Orleans ..........3:30 a n
No. l01-Sunset Limited for San
Fsarcisco ............ .f:fO a. N
No. 302-For Cuero. Victoria,
Port LHvscs and Hous-
No. S-For New Orleans ..ll:OO a. a
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Special( ..-....-...... .s'Sv p N.
NJ. K. s 7.
No. S-Ksty Flyer. from ST.
Louis, Dallas, Fort
Worth. Waco and Aus
No. THE ii o'clock katy
From Dallas and Fort
No. s-Locai from Waco. Aus.
tin. Houston, Smithyille
'enif BraunfeIs '..,-,.........4:oop D. m.
Louis. Kansas City. Dali
las. Fort Worth, Waco.
No. l-Texas Special. from st.
Louis. Kansas City. Dali
las, Waco. Austin. 1885 p m.
s. A & A. r. 81. X. & T. Depot.l
No. iiIt'ro'n Houston. Soa-
No. ,aPp qs Ghrt Corpus Christi ,'''' a. I"
Rockport, and Faltur-
No. .lEFion Ks5Iviil. Daily ii..o y ~
Except Sunday ....... .5:20 p. N.
No. i3-grom kerrvilis sun
day only ..............7 :lO p IN.
No. 4s-Motoi car from Kerr
vile -................lV 'is a. IN.
No. 16-kIom Houston, Corpus
Christi and Rockport. .6:4O p. m.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. 23-Daylight Tram from
Dallas-tt. Worth ......7:3O p. IN.
No. 102-Sunset Limited from
San Francisco $3.50 a. m
No. l0l-Sunset Limited from
New Orleans ......... .4:3O a. m
No. 22S-From Eagle Pass. $500 a. III
No. From New Orleans. 1900 a. IN
No. 2l-From Fort Worth
No. sm ana gaii pel Rio io:ss a. a. N,
No. 10y-From New Orleans 6:5O p. m
No. 3Ol-From Port Lavaca,
Houston, Victoria and
Cuero .6:25 p. m
No. 1lO-From San Francisco $40 y. m
;. A. U. d q. Q.-G. n Depot.)
No. 4-krom Corpus Christi
and Brownsville .......6:1O a. IN
No. 2-kroni Corpus Christi
and Brownsville ....5:l0 q. IN
SAN ANTONIO SOUTHERN U.-G. n
Depot.)
No. 202-From Christine ...4:30 D. m
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RENTALS
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-THREE-ROO HOUSE.
1915 Delaware. Mis-. 1880.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-16
sALESMEN WANTED

Statesmen WITH CAR-IF s75 TO $3.50
per week will interest you see Mr..
Budd. He will explain our proposition
TO you. Phone room rs Lanier Hotel,
between to p. M or and 10 p. m.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
ARRIVALS
n II ~

ARRIVALS
l.-G. y.
No. Motor Car. From Aus
I'm II .uV a. III
No. s-Motor Car, From Aus
tin .-....-.....-...- S;i9 p. m
No. From Laredo ..-..-r -.o:SO a. m
No. 5-From ST. Louis and.
Kansas City .........S:55 a m
No. s-From Laredo and Mex
leo points .-.S:fS =. nj
No. 3Frorn st. Louis $40 p. m
No. l-From Sc. Louis. Santa
Re. Conn. (Sunshine
Sneciai1 2. m