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Was cured Of very bad case OF
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avAry respect cannot give Mr.. "a
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daughter was also cured Of Rheums
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3419 i. Grace st., Richmond. Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-30
THE CORONER'S JURY


The coroneT's jury met in the City
Hall with Coroner Whitfield presid
ing. Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
VIII Bass was the star witness. He
said tina John Began said to Mary
Began his wife, eff you stay here
l am going to kill you. He walked
20 his dresser, took down box Of
bullets and put them in his pants
pocket The box of cartridges were
on top of the bureau. Then he
came back to the room and went to
the bed and sat down. He took the
PISTOL out of his pocket as he sat on
the bed. That was the first time
| saw he pistol. He told her if she
did not go out of there, he was going
TO kill her.
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house. I did not know whether
had killed him or not He was born
at Orange Hill, South Carolina and
his people live at Hamlet. North
Carolina. He has been arrested twice
before for beating me. He shot me
once. | have a knot on my knee
now. He works in South Richmond.
! stayed with my sister-in' law, o5l
Brook Avenue, going there at II
O'Clock Wednesday night, the week
before. l went back to get a pack
age.
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MUST GET OUT.

The nickle plated Smith and Yves
ton revolver had six empty shells,
all of which had been fired. Will
Bass said he resided at 1908 Oak
Street and worked at R. J. Reynold's
tobacco factory. Mary had not been
living there for a week. He told her
to get all of her. things and get out,
as she could not live there any more.
He had packed up her things In a
shopping bag and he rammed her hat
on top of these
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MUST LEAVE OWN HOME

Martha Washington, the woman in
the case took the stand. She said:
Yes. l heard John Began threaten
to kill his wife. Mary Began said
she was not going to let anybody
come in her house after she had
worked to make it what it was.
Before she would do that, she would
die. John Began said. If you don't
get out of this house, am going to
kill YOU. After l heard him threaten
TO kill his wife, said, II don't up
hold no man shooting or cutting his
wife. l am going home I had
gotten his supper for him and left.
| I had met him at a store and he
asked me to come there and stay
with him. l agreed to do it.
WOULD HAVE STAYED THERE.
Il had been living with another
man and he had threatened to Kill
me and 1 had left him. Yes, I had
my night-gown there and carried 1t
away with me-. In response to a
question from Juror, she said Il
the wife had not come, she would
have spent the night there. Began
had told her his wife had left him.
II live at 613 Jesse Street. John
came around there afterwards to get
me to come back to the house and
stay, but l told him no and he Went
away. I told him l would see him
next week.
THE COURSE OF THE BULLETS.
1t had been in the evidence that
he left his wife there and went out
after Martha left. Then he re-;
turned to the house and the killing
took place. Four bullets went thru
the glass in the kitchen door, one in
the door jam and plastering and one
in the body of John Began, about
four inches above the centre and
slightly to the side. 1t could not
be located by the coroner, after 1t
went above the heart and cut one Of
the large blood vessels.
The case will be called in the
Police Court May 26th and the indf
cations are that case Of self-defense
will be established. Began has a
bad police record.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-30
Mad cen stanfeld. AgenD

ROANOKE. VA. May 26-Rey. G..
p. Miller preached at the Mt Zion A.
NJ. Z. Church Sunday morning Rev,
and Mrs. w. r. Howerton visited
Christiansburg School, where. DR..
Howerton delivered the discourse to
the students last Sunday.
Mrs Martha Preston, 20S Tenth
Avenue. y. e. leaves Friday. the 18th
for Atlantic City. n. j. She VIII
visit her niece. Mrs. Sarah Carew
Mrs. C. ]. Djckerson. 241 Tenth
Avenue. n. f. spent Sunday at Low
reys. Va She leaves Monday for
Pulaski. Va.
James Coins. commonly called
Cook, was found dead. lying across
his bed at 15S Wells Alley, Tuesday
Nav 26th. He lived alone, except
for his pets. When the officers broke
open the door and window they had
a hard proposition to get these AMI
mails from around the body
Mr. Junius Bashendle, of Hender
son, y. c. is in Vnton, Va. visiting
Mrs. Ursula Armstrong, who has been
quite sick.
Mrs. Lizzie Poindexter's niece from
Pittsburgh. Pa. is with her during
her illness.
Mrs. Mary Martha Price died at the
Burrell Memorial Hospital. May 24th
The BODY IS in charge of the under
taking establishment of Gilmer Ave-
nue. awaiting word from her step
son, P. C. Price. who works in the
postoffice at Philadelphia. Unsuc-
cessful efforts have been made to
reach him. She was one of the pion-
eer members of Mt, Zion A. M. E.
Church. Mr.. c. c. Williams is the
undertaken.
A Young colored man was shot and
instantly killed in Southwest Roam
oke last Sunday morning by a po-
lice officer.
Look out for NJ Stanfield and his
remedies He Is prepared to sell you
a spring tonic. The thing you need.
Little E. William Stanfield spent
the afternoon Sunday with grand
parents at 1853 Madison Avenue.
Mr.. Clyde Edmondson spent eleven
days in the city with parents and
grandmothers and aunt, of Tenth
Avenue and of Hart Avenues. He
and his wife left for New York Tues
day, May 90, where he will enter
the ring as a featherweight- He is
the Younger son of G. S. Edmondson
Mr.. Joshua Beamer. of Lynchburg
Avenue. died Sunday, May oath, after
% long Illness. Funeral services were
held at the High Street Baptist
Church. of which he was a faithful
member. He leaves to- mourn, wife,
six children, brother. two sisters and
host of friends Rev. w. Il. Lee
delivered the sermon.
Mr.. Edgar A. Stanfield has recov-
cred from his illness and is able to
he around again.
Mrs. Amanda Barnes, 419 Tenth
Avenue. N E.. is out again, after
several weeks of sickness.
The funeral Services of the late
Mrs. Anna Hale, ,612 Harrison Ave
nue., N. W. were held Friday after.
noon at 3 O'clock. She was an ideal
Christian woman and quiet neigh
Dor, always trusting in the Lord.
The eulogy was delivered by DR.. j.
s. Hatcher. of Richmond. He paid
a glowing tribute to the memory of
the deceased. Floral designs were
numerous and costly. Mrs. Ger
trude Hatcher sang a sweet solo.
Rev. w. r. Howerton left Monday
night for the commencement exer-
cises at Kittrell College, North Car
DINA. He is one of the trustees.
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HAD COOKED SUPPER.

Il Gid not expect to catch a woman
there. VIII Bass and another man
were there sitting down The wo-
man had cooked supper for him. l
asked her If she knew that he was
a married man and she said, Yes i.
asked her if she roomed there and
she said, No"
This ended the conversation and a
few moments later. we were again
at the Planet Office.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-30

The Jenkins Orphanage Band, of
Charleston, S. G. will give concert
at New Baptist Church Tuesday night
of next week and at Moore Street
Baptist Church Wednesday night.
Captain 1. G.. Curtis, advance agent,
was in the city this week and says
the boys are better than ever.
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Makes Complexions
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HEARD PISTOL SHOTS.

AS l got to Brook Avenue heard
the pistol fire six times. l ran back
to Munford Street and came on back
to the front door and then the girl.
Mary was screaming Help! murder!
l asked her what was the matter.
She went to the Second Police Sta
ton"
In reply to a question of Coroner
Whitfield, he said that the cartridges
were placed by Began in his left hip
pocket Coroner Whitfield placed
them on the table and said, THAT is
where l found them" Bass said
that he told John Began that he
wanted the furniture but he did not
want Began to get himself In any
trouble Coroner Whitfield explained
that the cartridges, some 20 of them
were steel-jacketed, Of 80 caEber.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-30
WOULD KILL HER .

HE asked me if I wanted the
furniture. He said. well, give me
$500. He said he would kill this
whore and go out into the woods and
scout until he could get his other
money. Mary Began. laughed. He
laid the pistol on the bed and walked
to her and smacked her twice on the
side of the head and once on the hip.
She was sitting down sideways in a
chair, like this. l said, John, I'll see
you tomorrow. Mary had gone to
the dresser and gotten one of the ra
zors out and put it into her bosom.
had been shaving with the other
one. l went out of the back door.
told him to shut the door behind
me. Martha had left sometime be-
fore.
uEhpn DICTOI SHOTS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-30

THE OTHER WOMAN.
my husband said her name was
Martha Washington. She
had been staying there since last
Monday. My husband said she lived
at SIS Duval Street. l saw a night
gown behind the door. She admitted
to me that i. belonged to her. My
husband had driven me away from
home, Wednesday night, May 18th.
asked this woman. Martha. if she
knew that John Began was married
man My husband had beaten me and
had said that I shouldn't stay there.
He struck me several blows before.
Will Bass was in there. The woman
left and the quarrel took place. He
had threatened me
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GUN ON THE BED.

"He had taken the gun out and had
laid it on the bed. He was beating
me and l grabbed the gun and fired.
| ran straight up to the station
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THE OTHER WOMAN.

went there to get some things. Wher
I got there, | found this woman there
, 1925-02-02
SALE.

cEALED bids will be received up
y to 10 a. m. February 10, 1928,
in the Office Of the Despatching
Secretary for one BUICK, six cylin-
der, touring car, C-55. This car
NAV be seen in Government yard.
Bids should be plainly marked as
follows: BID on Buick touring
car. Car to be sold ''as is" and
where is. Government reserves
, 1925-02-02

MEMBERS OF THE Com.
Capt. A. j. Blackwood
Mr.. A. Nelthropp
M. M. Skeoch
" B. NeIthropp
. Folmer Andersen
D. Armstrong
G. B. Fleming
H. MacKay
B. NeIthropp
Capt A. j. BIackwood
Mr.. D. Armstrong
M. NJ Skeoch
A. Nelthropp
e" G. B Fleming
" H. MacKay
FOlmer Andersen.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-06
$50 Down
Deeds, Building Permits, Vital Statistics

20, 1925, deed to lots ., 10 and west
half OF lot IL, block 5, Denverside sd-
dition; $40, etc.
W. 4. and Paralee Baity to Allen c.
and Julia Reich Moore, July 81. 1895,
deed TO lot 20, block So. new city block
$500; $3.50.
B. F. johnson ct al, by sheriff. to
Conrad c. Stroeck, August 4, 1928, sher-
IFS deed to lot A, new city block 1856;
$500.
Ollie HanzaI Jr. to Ollie Hanzal, August
4. 1925. deed to lot 81. block 81, new
city block 6452; SIC, etc.
NJ P. Twoomey to Juan and Paula S.
Bustamante, July 81, 1925, deed to lot
"a. new city block 2sI9: $500.
Angelica Elizalde Salazar to Victoria
NJ. Cara. May 0. 1928, deed to the south
100 feet of old city lot s. range I, dis
trict 3, on Undo street; $500.
Eastview Cemetery Association to Vina
Ellis. June 5, 1928. deed to the west half
OF lot 264. block C: s1l2.50.
Mrs. May J. Buie to J. Morris Old
ham, August l, 1925, deed to lot I, block
IL. new city block 1876; 81, etc. and
correction.
W. II. and Juanita Starcke to Mrs
Annie H. Carroll. wife Of Frank Carroll.
as her separate estate, August 1, 1925.
deed to the east 37iA feet of lot s and
the west rs feet OF lot Z block /, new
city block $685.: 1925.
Z. Eugene and Lena Brscoe Sr. to
c. L. and DR.. Cora W. Trevitt, June 90,
1921, deed to lots II and ~. block IT,
new city block 1887; ss577.s0.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

z. Hall, garage, st. James; $500.
G. w. Ramey, five-room dwelling.
Wendemere; $500.
Talitha Pope. remodel and five-room
addition, Barrera; $500.
oliver Thomas, four-room dwelling, Ne
braska; $4,000.
Mrs. Carolina A. stingel, garage, Mon
tana; $3.50.
F. B. Mckee. two-room dwelling, LeaI;
as.
c. D. Faulkenberry, new roof, Dallas;
$500.
Juan Luna, one room, Maria; $50.
NJ. A. Moore, general repairs, Lom-
brano; $500.
F. A. Schultz, three porch additions
and repairs, Yale; $500.
Otto F. Dietert. four-room dwelling
South blackberry $4,000.
William Edgar. general repairs, Mon
terey; SIS.
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-FOUR acres Of land on Harding Blvd.
close to South Loop road, $40 cash and
balance $40 per month. Will build for
small cash payment. Might consider
some trade.
Several acre tracts for sale, SO cash
and balance $40 per month. Will build
to suit purchaser on easy payments.
III acres OF land on Harding Blvd, has
water and lights four-room house, ga
rage. land all fenced. Sell very easy
payments.
We have choice lots with all city con-
veniences, acre tracts with water and
lights, on which we will build to suit
purchaser and will consider some trade
Come out to end OF S. Flores street car
Inc.
HARLANDALE BUILDING co.
CT. 1865. Call for Plum.
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BURLALs.

Teresa Rodriguez. AZ. died at 81 West
Suevs, August {.
Ponpeyo c. Bonilla. "a. died at Robert
B. Green hospital. August (.
MarEarita A, de Guerra, g. died at
2l2 South San Marcos, August 5.
Mersedes de Valerie, IS. died at San
Fernando and Trinity, August 2.
Rebeeca K. Ford, SO. died at 1922 Hays,
August 4.
Manuel AIareon. 25. died at so7 San
Fernando. August 3.
Franklin P, Hollis, SO, died at $40
Denver, August
". d. Hill. 80. died at Santa Rosa in
Urinary, August Q
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-06
BIRTHS.

Boys: To Mr.. and Mrs. Cecileo Mon
dragon, sos North Laredo. July IS; to
Mr.. and Mrs. Francisco Ponce, 517 South
Leons, July 90; TO Mr.. and Mrs. Fell
ciano Acosta. 500 North San Marcos,
August 8; to Mr.. and Mrs. RefugiO Ala
mis- Jr., 5l2 North Laredo. July 81: to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Lepick, 3S1 Chi
cago, August &: to Mr.. and Mrs. Augustin
Alvs, 204 Sixth, July 80; TO Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Rutkowski, l17h Kansas.
August 4: to Mr.. and Mrs. Fortunate
Rios, South Laredo, July 80; to Mr.. and
Mrs. Felice Perez. 4O7 Oakland. August
3; to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thomas, I22
Cass, July e.
Girls: To Mr.. and Mrs. Juan Lenas,
1919 North san Jacinto, July 81: to Mr..
and Mrs. George C. Meyer. 1914 Avenue
B, August 8; TO Mr.. and Mrs. Agapito
Castro, GIL Ell Paso. August 4.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

lilo H. Macias and Clotilde Davlla.
Manuel Regalado and Lucille Sordalier.
Alfred Mullican and Mrs. Ida Sthi-
dams.
Beckwith Chapman and Anna A. Hun
ter.
Emil ]. Boldt and Mrs. Agnes Kill
liam.
Manuel Garcia and Isidora Lerma-
Abino Flores Jr. and Elisa de Luna,
Earl Love and Ida Behrens.
John II. Rose and Myrtle PLAYHOUSE.
Harry C. Stewart and Ruby Evans.
Asa Z. Abshire and Erna Bergman.
Harry Gaines Jr. and Georgia Anthony.
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Suburban PrOperty-Sale
Woodlawn Hills Site

Beautiful two-acre tract, on
paved road. one Of the best home
sites in this suburban addition.
Owner leaving city and will take
$500. -.-
Call Mrs. Graves.
GRAVES REALTY co.
Real Estate-Loans-Ins
SOL Brady Bldg. Or. 2O56.
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HOLLIS-Died on Tuesday. August 4,
Franklin Pierce Hollis in his 34th year
The remains were shipped to Chicago at
$3.50 a. m. Thursday over the 1nterna-
tional-Great Northern by Sloan, wilbert
and Pelphrey. accompanied by his wife,
Mrs. Hazel Hollis. Interment in Chicago.
HILL-The body Of W. d. Hill. who died
Monday. August 3, was shipped to JEFF
ferson City. Tenn, at 1850 p. m. Thurs
day over the g. p. by Sloan. Wilbert
and Pelphroy. The remains were accom-
panied by his son, Trent. Interment In
Jefferson City.
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THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
CLASSIFIED AID RATES

Rate, 2 cents per word daily or Sun
day. Fifteen word minimum advertise
ment.
-Four insertions for the price Of three.
Seven insertions for the price Of five.
Ten Insertions for the price of seven.
Thirty insertions for the price OF
twenty.
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MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS.

The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for publication OF
all news dispatches credited to II or not
otherwise credited In this paper and also
that local news published herein. All
rights OF republication of special dis
patches herein are also reserved.
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$500 Cash

Seven-room home on corner lot.
convenient to S. p. shops, on paved
street. price $500, 800 cash. $34
per month until paid. Call II. c.
Thorman for appointment to see
this bargain. Or. 3ii3. 1875 z.
Travis st.
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80 A., Babcock Rd., $3.50
Will Take Some Trade

Beautiful piece Of land, several acres in
cultivation in the valley; heavily tim
bered slopes and many high building
sites on both sides of road: a sprinI
which flows nine years out of ten. Or.
ll25. Land Dept, RlcheY Casey &
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-06
BRECKENRIDGE PARK

Two-story. six-room home. has large
living room, dining room and kitchen
with oak floors. three bed
rooms and bath upstairs, plenty OF nice
closets. located just off Broadway. this
home is new. ready for immediate oc-
cupsncy. price $3.50. $500 cash, s62.5O
per month until paid, II you want real
vealue do not fail to see this. Call
II. C. THORMAN, REALTOR
CT. 5445. 125 Z. Travis St.
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Woodlawn Pl. Lots

For choice building lots in this sec
w L. s. BuspY, THE BUILDER"
woodlawn 3050-J. Or. 6427.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-06
GROVELAND PLACE

A modern attractive bungalow, con-
sisting OF a living room, dining room,
kitchen, breakfast nook. two bedrooms,
bath, entry porch Of concrete. side GAL
Iery, iron railing, servants room, store
room, garage. concrete driveway, pretty
yard front and rear, this location is
ideal for your home, II you desire TO
buy a home it will profit you to see this
one that / am authorized 10 sell, the
price is right--the house is good. Phone
me for an appointment. Joe J. Lodovic'
agent, OR. 1869.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-06
Exchange Real Estate

FORD or light auto first payment five
room house. South Side, block new city
park, needs repairing. $500. Simpson,
Or. 1851.
DUPLEX-sell cheap. consider trade for
good automobile or lot, practically new
plumbing and electrical fixtures. CT.
6245.
SOMERSET LAND. so acres. good for
fruit, berries, melons, potatoes, peanuts,
etc. Some trade considered. J. o. Nc
CrelesS. 4I9 Peck Ave.
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High Glass Country Home

Only three miles out and with Won
derful city view. All equipped and fur
nished, ready to move into with TO Is
acres hill land, a fine well OF water,
nine-room modern house and other build
lngs, electric lights, fruit etc. right at
the Alamo Country Club; two paved
time payment viii be given on the bal
ance. Phone TT. SO32.
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500 CASH

venient to S. p. shops, on paved street,
price $500, 500 cash, S3i per month
until paid. Call II. c. Thorman for APP
pointment to see this bargain. CT. 34iS,
1875 f. Travis ST.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-06
4 Rooms: ] Acre

Practically new bungalow. four
piece plumbing, electric lights,
chicken proof. chicken house, ga
rage, plenty OF natural shade, good
neighborhood. good street, two
blocks of car, near schools, a
dandy buy at $1,000. 500 cash,
balance S35 month, no trade.
J. l.. LYLE REALTY CO. (Owners)
20g Gibbs Bldg, CT. IT'S.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-06

Houses for. Sale %

HAMMOND AVE. bungalow for sale or
trade for car or lot as part payment.
Mis-. SO26-w.
GOVERNMENT HELL property for sale.
owner leaving city. five rooms and bath
with three-piece plumbing, linoleum on
bath, on bedroom anC kitchen floors.
sleeping porch, front porch. polished
floors, fireplace. buNt-in features, ice
drain. piped for water heater. no heat
er, gas, water, lights sewers. garage,
wood shed. chicken yard and house. con-
crete curbing, flower beds, lot 5oxi5o.
will sell for $500. part cash. balance TO
suit buyer. Phone TT. $685. or call
SOs Stafford st.