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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
deeds. Building Permits, Vital Statistics

| Taylor. November 2. 1925. deed to 10
10, new city block SAB: $40 etc
| W. Mahayier to Curtiss c. Johnson
November 8. 1928. deed to lot 4, block 4
new city block 1884; s17201s.
| Charles H. and Emma s. Geyer Il
Elizabeth schoomann, October 10. 1925
deed TO lot s, subdivision 3, block 2
| 65x25i.4 feet on East Ashby place; $3.50
Otto Limburger ct al to r. A. and
9. H. zirkel. November Is. 1925. deed
to part of lots and g. block II, sunny
South addition. described by field note,
in deed; $500. Also quit claim deed &c
a lot next to lot 5. block 81. some sub
division, described by field notes in deed;
IS etc.
II. T. and Mona Taylor to John NJ
and Jeanette Wilson, November %, 1875
deed TO the east half of lot ~, MeIrose
Gardens addition; 1870 etc.
:. A. Freedom Company 10 T. II.
Carruth. December 2. 1925, deed TO LOT
70. Milan Heights; $40 etc.
City Of San Antonio TO Robert, Alice
Mary and Kate OGrady, November is.
1925, deed to .Os OF an acre Of land on
Argyle avenue. Alamo Heights. described
~ field notes In deed; exchange OF prop
erty
j. G. stinson to w. c. Allison. Noven-
Der II, 1925. deed 20 lot Is, block 81.
city block 1850, Los Angeles Heights;
@NDL - 0'oust 10 d. =. StinSOn, october
10. 1925. deed to lot Is. block 81, Los
Angeles Heights; $3.50
Los Angeles Heights Improvement Co.
70 Roy A. Dodge. October Is, 1925, deed
to lot 1s' block 81, Los Angeles Heights;
J. c. and Gertrude Bova TO L. McIn-
erney. November 20. 1925, deed to lot g.,
block 20. new city block 1852; s33I1.7i
etc.
McCollum Burnett TO Otto B. Cal
lagher. November 49, 1925, deed to lot
s: block So. city block 1850, Los Angeles
Heights 1910.
McCoilun Burnett to Otto b. Gallagher
November Il, 1925. deed to lot 8, block
81; new city block 275s; t3ls.
Lucia r. and Santiago Mortola to Ro-
saura G. de Zertuche. December 4. 1925,
deed to lots 1 to II. inclusive; lots 10 70
etc.
Otto Q. Simon to Elisa simon. Deem
Der ?, 1925. deed to lot II, block 2, new
city block 1870; 81 etc.
7: S. Forrest to NJ. B. and Esietta
Corbin, November 10. 1925, deed to the
east 20 feet OF lot 6 and west 20 feet of
lot d. new city block 1859; $3.50 etc.
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BURIAL PERMITS.

Juan Parrilla. months old. SIS Tor
reon street
Hettie Magruder. 81 years old, q.
AlamOaa street.
Arthur s. Hicks. IS years old, sss
North Flores street.
Alfred Base, SIS years old. 2es Madi-
son street.
Gerson Feigenbaum, 81 years old. 2is
Woodiief street
Ben ". Haynes, rs years old. Fort
Sam Houston.
Guy i. johnson, ~ years old, Fort
Sam Houston.
ssdis Hamper. ~ years old. ssf
stoves street
JoSn Russell howbray. IS years old
santa Rosa Infirnary.
Bruce Reeves > months old, III Ralph
sUrAsf
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

December 4: To Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mueller, 40 South Cherry street; girl
December Z: To Mr.. and Mrs Hiiario
Garcia. IL Buena Vista alley. twins,
girls.
December 8: To Mr.. and Mrs. Lonone
Barrow, $500 San Luis street: girl.
November 20: To Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
Ostherroth. santa Rosa Infirmary; boy.
November ?: To Mr.. and Mrs Daniel
z. Hoffman. Physicians and Surgeons
Hospital: boy.
December 4: To Mr. and Mrs Isldro
Cara, 500 Las Moras street; boy.
December s: To Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Y.
Rodriguez, IL Cameron street; boy.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Walter p. Kemp and Helen Grace
Berry.
Horace L. Cannon and Jessie Mae
Gerfers.
Frank w. Keller and Norma A. Bull
germ.
Gordon Harper and sfrs. Mary Carter.
Lewis G. Sparkman and Mrs. Bertha
l.. Baer.
NJ. P. Feneian and Mrs. NJ FensIan.
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North Side
TWO-StOry

Seven-room, two-story house:
three bedrooms. located on a beau
tifully terraced lot 1O0x150: large
shade trees; fine location. This is
a wonderful buy for either a home
or an Investment. Price only $500.
Tho lot alone is easily worth.
$4,000. Call r. L. Mobiles for ap-
pointment. Or. s044.
ROGERS-HILI, & CO,
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Insurance
REAL ESTATE
Wanted-ReaI Estate

CAR 10 trade as payment On four or
u'e-r0om house, near school Ms.
21s3-W.
WILL pay spot cash. around $1,000 or
les. FOR good house, Denver Heights
PARK neignborhood. only bargains con
sidered. CT. l74g.
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owENS-Diec at his residence. .1s Will
kins avenue. this morning. Thursday. De-
oeulber 10. 1895. at 1912 a. m r. II.
Owens. husband Of Mrs. Il. H Owens of
this city. The body will be shipped 10
Waco tonight al II .. m. over the NJ
KIT. under direction OF Hagy & Nc
Coflum
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GUENTHER-Hiram L. Guenther. died
at his residence. s31 Guenther street.
Tuesday night. December 8, 1925. Mr..
Guenther was a retired manufacturer
and has lived In San Antonio all OF his
life. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs.
Marie Guenther; two daughters, Mrs.
John Nj. Moore Jr., and Mrs. Norvsl
Chittem: two brothers. Arthur and c. r.
Guenther; also one sister. Mrs Amanda
schuchzrd. The active pelIbearers were
Adolph Beckmann, ii. @. Guenther. Err
nest schuchard. Arthur Muir. William
Church and Werner Beckmsnr. Honorary
pallbssrers were sidney Brooks. Joseph
Muir. ". r. Martin. Professor Lulkin.
Harry Drought, Marshall Freedom. Ju-
Illus Horn and II N. Hirschberg. Funeral
services were held at the chapel of Hagy
4 MeColiurn at p. m. wednesday. De-
cember .. 1925. Rev. S. p Robinson 90
the St. Marks Episcopal Church officiat-
ing. Inferment was In the Mission Burial
Park.
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cHRIsToPHER-Died at a local hos
pftsi on Tuesday, December s. 1925. al
tie sge Of ~ years, ]. c. Christopher.
beloved husband Of Mrs. J. c. Christie
pher. father OF Mrs. Joe i. Dyer. and
son Of Mrs. Ella Christopher. His re-
mains will be In state at the Wfibert &
Peiphrey psrlors, ia Broadway, until
1880 o'clock Thursday. December 10,
when 1t will be removed TO Beacon Hill
Baptist Church. where services will be
held with Rev Melvin c. Edison offlciat-
ing The active pslibearers are descons
chosen from that church as follows: z
r. Walker, J. D. FriEzeli, William L.
Pieper. =. o. Hsschke, L. B. Cook and
J. a Hrlburg. The active psllbearers
are requested 10 meet al the funeral
pariors at 1:lb p. N. and viii accompany
the remains TO the church The honor
ary pallbearers are Deacons /. c. Tsy-
lor, j. Grover Wells. J. ]. Hay, W. p
Hickline. n. e. Hamilton. VT. Thrift,
B. Z. Mansfield and W z. Rush. Mem
oers OF the Mems Bible Glass arc also
honorary pallbearers. Interment in Mis-
siou Burial Park under direction % VIII
bert q Peiphrey.
wIrzMANN-Died az his home IN this
city on Thursday. December 10, 1928.
First Sergeant Charles T. Witzmanu. re-
tired. beloved husband Of Mrs Mary
Witzmsnn and father OF Mrs. William
Il. johnson OF this city IA his eiFbfv-
nrr year. Relatives and friends are in
vited 70 attend the funeral services a.
the late residence. 1910 Crsyson ST.. az
p m. on Friday December n. 1925.
iuil military honors accorded Iuterfnent
vii be IN the United States National
cemetery under the direction Of Zizik-
he~Ins Undertaking Company
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Will Take Trade on
Apartment House, S13.500

Located close in on the North Side;
a strictly modern apartment house. SUBJ
stantially built and lastly furnished on
the inside; downstairs has very large
apartment OF five rooms, sleeping porch
and bath: upstairs has two complete
apartments OF three rooms and bath
each; three garages. VIII take a house
in trade and make balance at per cent
CT. 1925. Sales Dept. Richey, Casey &
Gragg. Home phone. Or. s0s5,
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Exchange Real Estate

WANT a lot. auto or old house as flrsi
payment on new home. $50 Schley Ave
Mis-. 1904. owner.
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Famous Winter
Garden District

One section near Garlic Springs. small
house, well. about 40 acres in cultlva-
ton; Henry Ford, famous automobile
manufacturer. has purchased land ad-
joining three sides Of this section: is II
good7 Price $50 per acre; will exchange
for city property. Call Mr.. Hill.
CoNGER & HILL
Gunter Bldg. CT. 1909.
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Highlands

Brand new. large five-room cottage.
1916 Avant St. $1,000 less than it's value
will take $500 in trade as first pay
ment, balance monthly or small cash pay
ment. Mis-. 1866.
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Card Of Thanks

We WISH 10 thank our many friends
ior Their kindness. sympathy and besuti-
tor iioral offerings during the illness
~ death o. our beloved husband and
fsthsr, James T. Power: also ne "a n
!" for their beautiful services.
MRS. J. T. Pom 4sR AND FAMILY.
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ClOse-In South

Substantial two-story seven-room resi-
dence with all conveniences, servants
quarters. garages, 65-foot lot with ce-
ment curb and walks. Callaghan Ave,
paved, for $4,000.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN &
TRUST CO.,
CT. 2i0o. .i5 W. Commerce St.
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Sensational Buy
Laurel Heights
Bungalow

Large living room with fireplace
dining room and kitchen with every
convenience. Three bedrooms with
mirrored doors and large closets;
tiled bath room with built-in linen
closet; garage and servants quar-
ters: everything just like new;
lovely lawn and shrubbery: located
on q wide paved street in Laurel
Heights This il the biggest bar
gain in San Antonio. Price only
$500; cost over $1,000; nonresident
must cell at once; quick action
here will secure you a wonderful
bungalow home. Call r. L. Mobiles.
CT. S04s.
RncEp mn r. 70
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Acre 3, Rooms

Fenced Chicken SFsnd pso sa ooS soil
faces macadam street, electric lights.
city water. water piped into kitchen
sink; near Temple Hill. 1850; $50 cash.
$40 month. The chance OF a lifetime
to stop paying rent o.
@. NJ. ELMoRE. CIR. us.
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Farms-Ranches

OR CITY PROPERTY
II your farm, ranch or city property
is for sale or trade at a bargain, we
want It Immediately. We have buyers
who will interest you.
MOORE & CONRAD
301 Texas Bank Bldg. or. 1865.
F1VE-ROOM modern cottage. In perfect
condition, on paved street; lot 75xl50:
clear. Want to put on home OF six
rooms. Beacon Hill or Alamo Heights
VIII pay cash difference. Talk to Mr..
Murrie With
wEsTERvELT REALTY co.
209 Moore Bldg. Travis 1882.
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.50O-lncome 5000 Mo.
21-Room Apartment-Store

This building has p rooms. arranged
into about seven apartments. good store
building. rents Tor $500 per month, Mex
lean rent property, nov building. price
s12.5C0. 1880 cash. balance note for five
years. West Side. owner Leaving town.
SALES DEPT. CONSESs REALTY co.
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FOR sALE-l10oo less than cost, make
me an offer. Five-room modern. except
gas. 521 Santa Barbara. Tr. sOG3-W.
NEW five-rOOm bungalow. glasssd- in
sleeping porch. southeast exposure;
brea kfast nook. every modern convcn.
ience. 2is W. Theo Ave. one block to
car line. one-half block 70 school, 1880.
10 per cent cash. $40 monthly. including
interest. Frank Lightfoot or. 1892
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Suburban Property-SaIe

HALF ACRE-Four rooms and
sleeping porch. 500 Stonewail ST.,
$500 cash Price $4,000. Garage,
servants quarters. figs. pears.
plums. grapes. peaches, etc. fine
well OF water. good fences and
poultry house. Call owner, Mis-.
1904. s26 Schley Ave.
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FOR SALE or trade large two-story
house. in good location. 10 make into
apartments. 1902 ". Commerce.
$3.50 EQUITY IN modern four-room bum
galow. in Jefferson Heights: will sacri-
flee Tor $500 cash. TT. 7I25-W.
xzs5O-sIX-ROOM bungalow. bath. fire
place, kitchen cabinet. water heater, gas
in ell rooms. fruit trees: easy terms;
must sell Owner. Mission 3iss-w.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices

o'HARA-Died at his home in this city
on wednesday. December 3, 1925. Patrick
O'Hara, beloved husband of Mrs. Mary
O'Hara, in his sixty-third year. Deceased
IS also survived by two children, MIS-;
James r. Ashby OF Camp Stanley, and
Ed A Allen OF Temple, Tex. For the
past 20 years he has been custodian OF
property OF the police and fire depart
ment He was q member Of the knights
OF Columbus Ancient order Of Hiber-
mans, Woodmen Of the World and Steam
and Operating Engineers Union. Rela-
lives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence. sl4
Adams St, on Thursday. December 10.
1875, at $3.50 a. m. with service in St
Narys Church at 8 a m, Rev. A. &.
Dussesu officiating. Interment in 81,
Narys cemetery. The pallbearers viii be:
James stevens. Pat Long, DR.. Mat Cody,
Pat McCloskey. Ben Newman and John
williams. Under the direction Of Zizik-
Kearns Undertaking Company.
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A TRACIhGS AND
~ DRAWINGS MADE
TExAsBIDE PRRT@.

DIR. MARY Z. FLAGC. woman special
ist coz Gibbs Bldg. Hours. So. Or. 57s5.
TRAVIS DRIVERLEss co. DrlvurseIf
Hertz System Hertz ana Ford ssdans,
coupes, tourings. "a =. Travis. CT
DIES and stampings. quantity produc-
ton. W. ?. Long Novelty Works. 1913
s. Presa. Mission 1878.
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cLEMDENIN-Rev. Theodore Rankin
Clemdenin, aged 50 years. died at q
local hospital this morning, Thursday,
December 10. 1875. at 7:45 a. m ma
tive Of Tennessee but a resident OF sealy,
Tex He is survived by four sons. T. r
81 Houston, Tex: NJ. I. Of Allisona.
Tenn: Horace OF sealy. Tex, and Stew
art of Deweyville, Tex; three daughters,
Mrs. Charles Was Of Tonkaniva, Okla
Mrs. J. c. Morris OF Springfield. Tenn;
Miss Martha Clemdenin of Sesly. Tex.
He was a Methodist minister. The re-
mains will he shipped 10 Springfield.
Tenn. at $3.50 p. m. this afternoon over
the I.-G. y. Funeral services will be
held Sunday afternoon. December u, at
Springfield. Rev. J. r. Stewart Of Nash
vile. Tenn. officiating. Shipping under
direction of Porter Loring
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100 Acres or More

USE THE WANT ADS AND GET
QUICK RESULTS AT LOW COST
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Let's Build
Near Army Post

Well located alrplane bungalow.
with six rooms and bath down
stairs, and two sleeping rooms up
stairs; completely modern with all
conveniences and hot and cold wa
ter; garage for three cars; ser
wants rooms and outhouses. Priced
right and will sell on easy terms.
or es1
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Real Estate for Sale
A Dam Lodpe for Sale
Alamo DeYelonment a
To Lot Owners Oniv

VIII build and finance homes Of
monthly payments. 207 Travis Bldg. CT
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Pretty Little Four-Room
Good Neighborhood, S2100
Houses for Sale

THE HIGHLANDS-Beauti new six
room bungalow, breakfast nook. hard
wood floors; modern, up-to-date. l71s
Hicks Ave. See owner. 1927 DreNel.
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Planning to Build?
II 20 consult with US today. we
can plan. construct and finance
your home and sou can pay for %
on rcut-iike terms: we use only the
best material and W0rkmen and
our prices are right iet'z talk u
over.
Otto Klaus
Homes That Satisfy"
CT. Ssl- 7lt Maverick Bldg.
81 MKISLEY AVE.
Four-ro0m modern bungalow. juEt
completed. has all convenience. paving
Included in our reasonable price. Terms.
Call Or. 56i o. Ms. $3.50.
81 PLEAsASToS ROAD.
Sale or Trade.
Flye-rOOm house, acre ground. fruit. Pc
can. other large trees. out Of high tax
zone. on paved highway dandy place
with city airs a. country price. owner
20 Gibbs Bldg.
FIYE-ROOA house. modern throughout
IL acres land. , blocks car line owner
leaving city no agents. Or. 1857. IT,.
FOR sALE-By owner. three modern
homes. south side. paved streets near
schools, terms reasonable. CT 3iGz.
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Burial Parks, Cemeteries s
DRIVE through beautiful Roselawn Bu-
ria! Park and select your family plot.
space. $50. including perpetual upkeep;
easy terms. Phone CT. S392. or TT. Sill,
Frlo City road and Cupples Ians. office
1902 City Natlonsl Bldg.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Special Notices ~

R-.O- Huff. Pres. Jas. x Stuart Sec-Mgr.
Terrell. Davis. HUFF & Mcmillan, AttyA
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
ARMY OFFICERS
To ELECT

The annual meeting of the United
States Infantry Association will be
held tonight in the infantry build
ing, 1115 Seventeenth ST. N. W.,
the principal business OF the even
ing being the election of all officers
Of the association and members Of
the executive council, according to
Maj. Paul Mueller. executive secre-
tary of the association. The meet
ing tonight is the "big moment" for
all infantry officers of the army
who are members of the association.
There are three candidates for the
office of president of the associa-
ton. Brig. Gen. Harry A. Smith
and Col. o. B. Rosenbaum and A.
j. Sandy" MacNab. There are also
three candidates for the office OF
vice president, Brig. Gen. Briant
H. Wells anh Colonies Charles S.
Lincoln and John J. Toffey. There
will be elected the president, vice
president and seven additional
members Of the executive council
OF the association tonight. Mem.
bers on duty out OF Washington
are voting by mail.
The members Of the executive
council will be elected from The
following candidates:
Colonies Fred r. Brown, Charles
8. Lincoln. A. j. MacNab, o. q
Rosenbaum, John J.. Toffey and
e. J. Williams. and Lieutenant Col
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
WARMING GIVEN
/ VETERANS

Following nuremous complaints
the Disabled American Veterans to-
day warned against plans or law
yers to contract to enter suit upon
war; insurance claims and then col
lect fees, even though the Veterans
Bureau settled such claims without
the lawyer having furnished any
real help.
Under the law a veteran suffering
permanent and total disability in
CURED In service is entitled to
monthly payments OF his war risk
insurance.
The ultimate decision as to the
totality and permanence of the dis
ability rests with the director. of
the Veterans Bureau, but complaints
have been made that lawyers have
been getting cases as soon as re-
iected by the smaller offices OF the
bureau and then forcing the veteran
to pay professional fees, even
though the director in the ordinary
course of business should override
the regional office action.
mo disabled man should enter
into an agreement with lawyer
until the claim has been definitely
rejected by the director Of the
Veterans Bureau" the warning
said.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

f Z.
onels Wilson B. Burt, Charles
Keller, Walter III. johnson, John
p. McAdams, William e. Persons,
Asa L. Singleton, Charles B. Stone,
w. s. Sweeney, and Majors Joseph
A. Atkins, w. A. Canoe, George A.
Lynch, Paul j. Mueller and Cap
tains Charles T.. Bottle and p. T..
Peabody.
Major Atkins formerly com
manded the battalion Of the Twelfth
infantry at Fort Washington and
Is now on duty with the general
staff. His election is conceded by
the members reached yesterday.
Major Paul r.. Mueller IL the ex-
ccutive secretary Of the association
and the editor OF the infantry
Journal, and his election Is also
conceded without contest. It is
believed tina. Col. SANDY" McNalo,
who Is the shooting expert" Of the
army. will be elected president Of
the association.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
NURSES NEEDED
At HOSPITAL

The report Of DR.. David Warfield,
surgeon-in-chief Of Freedman's Hos
pital, just issued. points out the
urgent need Of more nurses at the
institution the coming 3ear.
The report declares that not
since 1908 has the hospital been
fully manned and that the need
is more urgent each year, with the
increasing demands Of the public
and the progress of medical
science. DR.. Warfield says that
the health OF the present nurses
as well as the success Of the train.
ing school will be seriously affected
unless relief is granted.
The report shows at the begin.
ming of the fiscal year 215 patients
were in the hospital DlJs :.
year 1866 patients were admitted
for treatment. Nine nunoael. go.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
SCHOONER N| IRE
OH GEORGIA
~ rnteeraaionna News eervles

~ ImtoRn0tiOmmA News Services
SAVANNAH. O.. Dec. 21-ba
coast guard cutter Yanacraw.
which LEFT Savannah yesterday to
60 to the rescue Of the schooner
WiIbert s. Bartlett. ashore of
Florida, early today Witnessed that
the schooner Frederick ]. Lovctk
was on fire OFF the Georgia coast.
The location 81 the Lovett = some
where south Of Savannah, probably
or Brunswick.
The Yamacraw gave no further
particulars. The Yamacraw should
as IL cannot be q great distance
from the distressed vessel
The Lovett il out 81 New York
with cargo to Miami.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
bIEs WITH $40 900 LOOT
FLEEING IN A TA>EICAB

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21.-Ed.
ward r. Keller. central figure in a
trunk murder mystery, and con-
victed Of many crimes, died Of heart
failure in taxicab which was
carrying him and $4,000 he had
just stolen.
The loot was taken from the Corn
Exchange National Bank here.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
soc, 900 DAM WILL BE
RAzED FOR EXPERIMENT

NEW YORK. Dec. 21.A dam
costing 500. 900 win be built and
then destroyed BY the Engineering
Foundation Committee for the pur.
pose Of settling certain problems Of
dam construction. Charles Davis
Marx professor enniritus Of civil
engineering ct Leland Stanford Uni.
yersity. win direct the work.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
chicago's Day Dark

CHICAGO. Dec. 21.--Street lights
were turned on when q sudden
freak of wind, rain and smoke sent
a dark cloud over downtown Chica-
30 that turned day into night.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

Husband 81 the former Helen M.
Gould and brOther-in-Iaw Of the
late George j. Gould. who, under
friendly crOss-exan1inatiOn In the
court of Supreme Court Justice
MuIlan continued 10 tell Of the
events leading up to and follow
ing the failure Of the Missouri
Pacific and the Denver and RiO
Grande railroad lines.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

Pope Receives y. s. Bishop
ROME. Dec. II. Bishop Lillis. 81
Kansas City. was received in
audience today by the pope.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

sixty were pay patients, 1868 were
INDECENT residents Of the States,
and 1,533 were INDECENT residents
of the District Of Columbia.
DR.. Warfield,s report shows that
1916 surgical operations were per-
formed during the year, many Of
q major nature. He reports 1886
treated in the several clinics, an
increase Of 1914 over the previous
year. There were 81 ,36S revlrits
to the outdoor department and
2,O01 emergency cases, the docu-
ment concludes.
GIVE WISELY-give well give
a thought to the Shop -O-scOpe before
Turn 70 tOday's Classified Section.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
K. of G. Xmas Dance

The Knights OF Columbus win
hold a Christmas dance on Wednes-
day evening at their hall, 91S Tenth
St.. n. W., starting at o'clock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-13

State costs jumped ASS per cent and
county costs 56b per cent in the past
thirteen years can be attributed
largely to the fact that California
cities are being run by experts.
while county and State business is in
the hands Of politicians" Beckett
said
About 20 per cent of CALIFORNIA;
residents live in cities. In California
there are twenty-seven cities run by
managers, whose first concern is a
showing Of efficiency.
Common sense economists are
becoming convinced that lower taxes
are to be found not so much in par