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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-21
GIRLS MISS DEATH At
CROSSING BY SECOND

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-Miss
Elsie Reimann, Of Chestnut Hill.
is recovering from the shock of
narrow escape from death at the
Burleigh crossing of the r. r. r.,
seven miles from Wildwood.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-21

Miss Reimann and a companion
were in d car that stalled on the
tracks. An express was approach
ing and both girls seemed too
scared to jump, when Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank q. Hampton, Of Millville,
drove up and bumped the other
car off the track fraction Of q
minute before the train sped past.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-21
BOY IS SUFFOcATED IN
APARTMENT HOUSE FIRE

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Seven-
year-old Martin Krieger was suf-
located to death, four persons were
injured, and six families were res
cued in a fire today in an apart
ment house in Brooklyn.
The dead boy lived on the fourth
floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-21
SONS OF JONADAB ON
EXCURSION TO BEACH

The Independent Order of the
Sons of Jonadab is holding it's
annual excursion today at Chesa.
peake Beach. A thousand mem.
bers and friends are in attendance.
Athletic events, dancing, music,
swimming, fishing, boating, and
picnicking are on the program.
William j. Armstrong is in charge
Of arraHgsnoAntS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-21
Forecasts TeIepathy

NEW YORK, Aug. 21-Popular
telepathy. making possible the
speeches. transmission of thoughts
on a broad scale. was forecast by
Professor Conrad Leitner, German
exponent of telepathy, who re-
turned to this country on the
Hamburg American liner for an
extensive tour
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-21
SQUARES Debt With Lead

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-Ben
Schlansky, a junk dealer, owed Lee
roy Benson $1.75 for wages. Ben
didn't have the cash in his pocket
when the other called. Bangi Paid
in full" said Leroy, as he pocketed
his revolver and ran. The bullet
only hit Ben in the toe.
International., 1925-06-22
AUMENTO EN- LA IMPORTATION De TOMATES
FULTON JIM FYLNN DESEAN ENFRENTARSE CON
FUENTES EN- Ell RING DE LA PLAZA DE
TOROS DE NOGALES, SONORA

Tanto jim Flynn bombero de Ell Paso, como Fred
Fulton ton de Ohio teegrafaron D. W Cole poromter local
Fuenes boxeador de peso complete que peleara en- la
Plaza de Toros de Nogaes Sonora ell dfa de Julio peea
que endra ugar durante la convention anua de Ia Amer
Legion.
Tony Fuente Sc lie senaa uno de los princi-
paes conendentes al cintur6n del campeonato munda
ma sdo contratado la pelea de referencia hasa
sabado pasado no Saba quen sera contendiente
No es probable que contrate nj a Flynn nj a Full
ton, pefo 81 algun buen boxeador que puede ressro
dar buena exhibition por agunos Sc dice que
flynn va esta muy vieo para pelear, bien
epos tue un boxeador temibe hoy tene de so
amos, edad que ell ring es muy avanzada
Fulton ell contrario va ha peleado con Tony Fuen
tes en- Los Angeles pero la pelea todo
que deba de haber sdo Tony Fuentes le di6 knock
out en- ell primer round.
Telegramas de donde quiera sc reciben dairiamente
pldlendo Sc les perita enfrentarse ell idoo de los
Mexcanos Tony Fuentes la peea que endra ugar el
de Julio en- la Plaza de Toros =
International., 1925-06-22

Sc supone fundadamente que q
escudo encontrado es parte do ese
botfn, y varios vecinos de Pata-
gonia dando credito q la nayraci6n
de sus antepasados, Sc encuentra
hacienda excavaciones en- el cemen-
terio con la esperanza de encon.
trar ell supuesto tesoro.
Ell paraje de donde Sc extrajo q
escudo, esta a unos cuantos pasos
del actual cementerio, y por al
gunos huesos que all1 mismo SO en-
contraron, Sc cree que los anti
guos moradores de la region ento-
'~aban sus muertos en- el nigm0
lugar donde hoy los entierran. d
International., 1925-06-22
SUCCESSION JAIRREL.

La succession del Sr. George
Jairrel, rico ganadero que Ultima
mente desaparecio en- Sonora, de
una manera nlisterioss, sc estima
que posee un capital de $38, 900
aproximadamente. Ell Juez w. A.
O'Connor 10 hizo saber, hoy, asf,
y QVe ell cargo de albacea Sc en-
tuentra vacante.
Del monte del capital de la
herencia, $4,000 consisten en-
dinero efectivo depositados en- BAN
cos de Nogales, Bisbee y Douglas.
Aunque Sc supone que ell infor-
tunado Sr. Jairrel fue asesinado,
Sc oesconocen las causas que pu.
d'eron originar ell hecho. Uno de
los caballos de la vfctima volvi6 a
la casa el dfa de los acontecimien-
tos, pero ell caballo favorito one
montaba ell dfa de la desaparici6n
no volvi6.
International., 1925-06-22

Cerca del lugar donde fueron
encontradas la senlana pasada unas
reliquias antiguas, en- unas suinas
que existen cerca de Patagonia,
Louis Stevens, vecino del lugar Sc
encontr6 el Jueves pasado un es-
cudo Ingles de SIS, del ano de
1888. Ell escudo esta perfecta-
mente conservado. Algunas perso-
mas de la region refieren, que de
boca de sus padres oyeron conse-
jas misteriosas de entierros y ro-
bos, y suponen que alguna tragedia
desconocida, tan com1n en- tiempos
anteriores Sc relaciona con ell en-
tierro y hallazga de esos objetos.
Por el afio de 1910 dicen, los
Apaches atacaron ell rancha de
Santa Barbara situado cerca de
Nogales, Sonora y robaron $4,000
un Tngles que allf residfa. En-
el combate que con ese objeto Sc
trab6 murieron algunos de los
asaltantes, Y el resto logr6 llevar-
es ell botfn de referencia, por mas
ne algdn tiemro despues logr6
"enobrarse como $500.
International., 1925-06-22
LA NINA "NOCHE BUENA" UNA ESCENA DE
ACTIVIDAD.-NUEVA VETA DESCUBIERTA

Una de las minas que presenta
mas actividad, al presente, en- ell
estado de Sonora, es la nina "No-
che Buena", situada 9 millas de
Estaci6n Camou, perteneciente al
DR.. A. L. Gustetter, conocido hon.
bre de negocios de Nogales, Ari-
zona. Estaci6n Camou Sc encuen-
ira a 100 millas al sur de Nogales.
La nina "Noche Buena" produce
plata y plomo, manda para SUI
exportacion metal de primera cali
dad, guardandose el metal por re-
finar en- los dep6sitos del molino
en- ella establecido, en- espera de
Ia temporada de lluvias para cap
tar aqua suficiente con que mover
ell molino, "a horas diarias. La
E'Noche Buena" da un promedio de
2 furgones de metal de primera
calidad al mes, ademas de una
cantidad considerable de metal de
mas baja ley. y en- la actualidad
tiene cerca de 5000 toneladas de
metal por beneficiar.
Actualmente sc trabaia la nina
por medic de un socab6n vertical,
de una profundidad aproximada de
216 pies, Y por otro socab6n IN
clinado. Sc ACADIA de descubrir
una veta muy rica. a un nivel de
l36 pies en- ell socab6n vertical.
conteniendo plata &c primera clase
Y plomo.
Cerca de 50 hombres &stAn ira
International., 1925-06-22
Sociales
y
Personales

Ell Sr. Don Francisco A. Flores
Secretario INFERNO del Supreme
Tribunal de Justicia del Estado de
Sonora Y Diputado electo en- Ell
pr0ximo periodic, estuvo en- esta
ciudad mediados de la semana
pasada con motive de diversos
negocios personales.
Procedente de Navojoa arriv6 a
esta el Sr. N. R. Terminel. Sc
desconoce ell objeto de su viaje.
Ell Sr. A. Fl. Garcia de Ures,
Sonora vfsito esta cludad la semana
pasada.
Ell Sr. Eduardo A. Estrella es
huesped de la ciudad, procedente
de Hermosillo.
De Guasave, Sonora arrivaron ell
Martes de la semana pasada los
distinguidos cabalerros Sr. G.. Del
gado y L. Tanca.
En- viaje de regreso lego a esta
ciudad ell Sr. Gabriel Torrero,
Tesorero Municipal quien empren--
di6 un viaje Cananea acompafa-
do del Sr. Presidente Municipal
Jesds Siqueiros.
Ell Sr. Alexandra Villasefior es
tuvo aqui ell Viernes de la semana
pasada despu6s de una corta per-
manencia en- Hermosillo.
International., 1925-06-22
MlENTRAs LA IMPORTATION DE TOMATO, CHfCE4A.
KOS 7 MELONES AUMENTA, LA DE
AZUCAR DISMINUYE

Ell monte total de furgones de
legumbres Y fruta importados es-
ia temperate sera considerable
mente mayor que la Importation
del a1o pasado.
Esto obedece al hecho de que la
Importation de tomato ha aumen-
tadO notablemente. Aunque ell
n1mero de furgones que cruzaron
la Inca el mes de mayo es mucho
menos que la importation del mis-
mo sles ell ano pasado, en- cambio,
Ia importanci6n total de la tenn
International., 1925-06-22
Sc REORGANTZA Ell
EJERCITO FEDERAL

Seguiendo la Inca de conducta
que trazo ell Presidente Gales al
tomar possession del gobierno, la
reorganization del Ejercito Fede-
raj ha comenzado habiendose re-
ducido $4,000 hombres.
De los soldados dados de baia.
5000 eran memories de edad Y
aproximadamente 1000 eran gene
rales oficiales.
Ell Quartet General de Mexico
cuenta con un destacamiento de
$4,000 hon1bres.
International., 1925-06-22

porada muestra IN gran aumentO.
A 2721 furgones importadoes en-
esta temporada,. en- ell mismo Pc
riodo de tempo ell afio pasado
1890 furgones cruzaron la Inca.
La Importation de chicharos
tamR6n ha aumentado. De "a
furgones importados ell aiio pasa-
do 206 en- la presente tempcrada
hay un aumento notable.
La az1car por ell contrario ha
diSminuido. La temporada pasa-
da 78 furgones fueron i1nporta-
dos Y esta temporada. 33.
International., 1925-06-22
SONORA CONTRIBUY6 CON $500 PARA
CELEBRACI0N DE LA CONVENTION DEL
AMERICAN LEGION

Mas de 500 han sdo donados por prominentes hom-
bres de negocos de Nogaes Sonora la celebration
en- Nogales los dias @ 8, de Julio pr6ximO SOLO e
Sr T. D. c. Gonzalez contribuy6 $500 dolares.
zas de Ia American Legion esa satsfecho de los buenos
resultados obtendos abos Nogales informa que
especalmene Nogales Sonora fu@ recdo muy cortes
mente que comerciantes otros hombres de negocos
contribuyeron con cantidades considerables
Cerca de 800 miembros del American Legion vendrAn
10 convention calcua que durante su permanencia
de dfas deparan la ciudad como $4,000 dollars
International., 1925-06-22
SIQUEIROS EN- CANANEA

Ell Sr. Don Jes6s Siqueiros, PreM
dente Municipal de Nogales, SO.
nora emprendi6 un viaje a Cams
nea la semana pasada para q
arreglo de asuntos relatives a su
administrator. FL Regidor Sr.
Jesds E. Maytorena, tuvo su car.
go la Presidencia durante la au-
sencia de aouel.
International., 1925-06-22

oaJando en- la nina, Y la poblaci6n
clrcumvecina tiene 800 habitantes.
Todos los taladros que Sc emplean
en- la nina son de aire comprimido
y de los mas modernos, asf como
los otros implementos que Sc utiIi-
zan en- la nina.
International., 1925-06-22
NUEVO INVENTO EN- Ell
RADIO

Una invenci6n que Sc dice sera
de gran significancia para los
poseedores de radio Sc esta per-
feccionando. Ell inventor del apa-
ratio de referencia es ell Gral. Gus
tavo Salinas. Jefe del Ppto. de
Aviaci6n.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
Sterilization a Cure

There is one solution that science has offered which Is blocked in many states by superstition and con- ventionality the sterilization of criminals.
 Ignorance of the methods of sterilization, which can now be ef- fected without the slightest per sonal injury, is the basis of the violent opposition which this meas ure has received when it was pre- scented to legislatures.
 Normal Mind
 Every child has the right to a normal mind and body at birth. It is a crime against posterity and against the individual children themselves for society to allow the moral weddings of each generation to pass on their heritage of weak. ness to future generations.
 We make some effort to protect the children of the future by intro- ducing eugenic laws and prohibiting the marriage of first cousins, etc. But we seem particularly stupid when we are faced with this pro- blem of protecting the children of the future from a crime of moral weakness.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29

Sentimentality seems to stand in the way of this possible solution to many of the problems of society Sentimental old women of both sexes are thrown into a spasm of tears at the thought of the criminals deprived of children they never had and would never want to take care Of, If they did have them.
 Criminal Immortalized
 We are willing to protect present society from the criminal. but we are not willing to protect the so- ciety of the future from the same criminal, immortalized in heredity.
 We talk largely of liberty and a free country. We would give our lives In battle to protect America from foreign invader.
 But we sleep on while a worse enemy invades our country from within. And we do not heed the call of the surgeon and the scicn- list to use the weapon they provide.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29

of action covered tho lawn and sev. eral nearby lawns, Finally the fleeing bacon put her foot in it--it in this case being a moose cloverly spread on the lawn by a young man from the truck. It was the down fall of Mrs, Pork. who involuntariy gave up her new found freedom for d forced bed in the gutter.
 But the excitement of the fall and the chase were too much for her heart. Coupled. no doubt with her fear of the sledge hammer and the knife, the combination was too much for the pig and by the time the truck had unloaded the balance of its cargo and returned for the fugitive, the latter had given up the ghost and died.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29

The fight within himself, the de- sire to go straight, Is infinitely greater than his fight with the out side world, and the governors in- terest In the pardoned criminal Is help In the inward fight.
 Vanguard Of Reform
 In this respect particularly, but also in many other phases of prison rule, Governor Vic Donahey of Ohio has been In the vanguard of reform.
 He even employs number of the convlcts whom he pardons to work about his office and his home.
 As an ex-convict, I was met more than half way by employers and new acquantances. was met In this way because I had every intention Of going straight.
 How do people know? That can not tell. but it Is sensed by employ CTS and others who are constantly meeting strangers, such as the workers of the Y. w. c, A" travel CTS aid secretaries and hotel man agers.
 Most assuredly. the ex-convict can come back. Society wants to help him, and from my experience. the individual does help him, that is, if the convict has first won his fight with himself.
 First Fight
 If he cannot win the first fight, if he cannot bring himself to the point where he wants to be good, where he Is willing to strive. to be humble, even to ask for, charity rather than steal or break other laws. then he and society are bet ter off with him in jail.
 What Is wrong with society,"" A good deal, though we are today liv- ing in the best age that the world has yet known.
 There is more kindness justice and equality than ever before. But the room for improvement even now Is unlimited.
 Science and surgery have done a great deal to reduce crime.
 But as yet they have barely touched the fringe of the possibii- ties that lie ahead. Society has been over-cautious in grasping the solu- tions that science and surgery can offer for its crime problems.
 The subject is almost unexplored. If it is approached in an open mind ed spirit, it may point the way to crimeless world.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
Lagerblade Returned
 Victor in Tournament

WayInnd, Mass, July 20 Rl-Her- bert l,agcrhlade of Bristol. Conn, won the New England Professional Golfers Organization champion ship in the 79.hole play concluded yesterday at the Sandy Burr Country Club. His total of SOc, made with rounds Of 76, 79, 72 and 75, was two shots better than that of Jose Stein of Nashua, N. H., yesterdays leader, and Jack Stait Of Hartford, Conn,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29

dropped to the street. Immediately with squeals of delightful antcipa- ton she headed for broad and spacious lawn. where she squeezed under an iron pipe fence and pro ceeded 10 make hog of herself" by eating tho grass in great big meuthfuls.
 But her escape did not go unde. tected and before Mrs Porky got around to the last course in her nasty meal she was pursued by the relentless villains in the employ of the cold blooded eXccutioner.
 A chase ensued which in It's scope
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
RUNAWAY PORKER
 AROUSES PARK ST.
Sight of Lawn and Fear Of
 EXeCutiOner Too Much

Wild West len burlesque" was the program at the corner of John and Park streets late yesterday after noon when several hundred pounds of pork on the hoof" fell off a truck on It's way to the municipal slaughter house.
 The pig evidently objected to be ing executed for pork chops and sausage In the prime of her young life.
 Her porkship kicked over the traces, figuratively speaking, and the tailboard, literally speaking, and
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29

SS In the afternoon round killed him oif' However, the II set q new record for the course and won the sandy Burr medal offered for the best lS-hols round.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29

who tied for second place.
 stait turned In cards of 7i. 76. n and SS. His Il this morning gave him six-stroke lead over Lager blade with IS holes to so, but the
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29

How long will we sleep? won der.
 THE END Copyright, 1925, NEA Service. Incl
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
By WINNIFRED MASON HUCK Former Representative to Congress
 From Illinois

By WlNNlfhE ELI MASON f1UCh Former Representative to Congress
 From Illinois
 Among the prison reforms most desperately needed Is segregation of prisoners.
 If inmates of our jails could be grouped according to the degree of their crime and their previous rec ords. the prisons would turn out fewer offenders with a return ticket. But segregation takes more build ings, more attendants, in short, more money; and the public Is just a bit dubious about the wisdom of 'squandering money on prisons"
 That money spent on reforming criminals is the best possible invest ment for protecting public welfare never seems to occur to the mass of the taxpayers.
 Social Deficit
 Every offender is a part of our social fabrics. Every wrongdoer turned to the right is a social deficit turned to an asset.
 And society needs every asset that money, kindness. intelligence and science can bring it.
 The pardon and parole laws though still in their infancy, are, I believe. the greatest institutions of the age in the development of jus tice and reform.
 Through my own prison experi- ence, l have come to know that the prisoner who Is let out earlier than he had expected. who Is paroled up- on his honor, who is brought be- fore the governor and appealed to as Governor Donahey appeals to every prisoner he pardons, has a better chance to "come back than If he were turned out In the regular way at the end of his term.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
SOCIETY MUST HELP IF MAN
 FROM PRISON IS TO OREFORM

winifred Mason Huck, former con- gresswoman and the first woman to preside over the house of representa- tives, got herself sentenced to prison.
 Guiltless of any crime, she sought answers to the questions
 Are our prisons humane?
 Can a girl, crushed by her fellow men, regain her place in society?
 This Is the 2Sth story, written for the Herald.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29

All sale prices quoted are cash, 80 days, but convenient terms. extend Ing over a period of a year, can be arranged for 6 slight additional sum to cover extra bookkeeping. Goods stored free, fully insured.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
| Acre Improved

II seeking bargains. see this highly i'm
proved acre. good soil, fenced and cross
fenced, chicken house about 100 fruit
trees. practically new. big four-room bun
galow. built-ins, four-piece plumbing.
electric lights, city water, telephone.
Fast growing neighborhood: near car and
school You're sure to like It. Sacrifice
at $4,000, 1880 cash. S35 month.
J. L. LYLE REALTY co.
e09 Gibbs Bldg. CT IT'S
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
Close-In, South

Side on 65-foot lot, good substantial
tvo-story modern seven-room residence
with garage. servants quarters, cement
curb. walks. paved street. $4,000.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN &
TRUST co.
CT. 400. 2lS W. Commerce ST.
4lO-4l2 DENVER BLVD.-New five
room bungalow. convenient TO schools;
modern, easy terms. Owner, Mis-. ASA.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
IA" CONFESS REALTY co.
Statesmen on the Ground All
Day Sunday
Furnish and Furnish
Real Estate, Insurance and Loans
Ultra Modern Well-Appointed Home-Hol-
low Tile Stucco-Concrete on Rock
Foundation

Large living room tapestry
toilet artistic Italian bronze
artistic breakfast with bar
tile Kitchen large
sink, Frigda refrigerator heavy duty
ng large service porch with large bun cabinet back
assedn all Tiffany
finish walls double mirror door closets private connection from all bed
hall cabinet tile BATH tile
cong butn tub large pedestal Vaory electric plugs butn Iadn
butn DISH tooth brush holder
cabinet hall stairway has fancy iron railing all openings have metal weather
garage concrete floor, drive trees shrub
desirable
North Side. Shown appointment Call Mr. Stedham.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
LAUREL HEIGHTS PALATIAL
BRICK Observation-Disclosures
IN DESIGN AND APPOINTMENT


BRICK Observation-Disclosures
IN DESIGN AND APPOINTMENT
Attractive reception hall 1Sx40
with solid oak wainscoting: library
16x16 with tile fireplace and loaded
glass bookcases. music room 16x1G
with solid mahogany wainscoting.
tapestry walls; dining room 1Sx21,
all double hardwood floors, strictly
mouseproof. quite unusual electric
fixtures: den 1924 with double
French doors to southeast; cement
floored large porch and porte cochere :
the lavatory and toilet, quite con-
venient kitchen with waterproof
plastered walls, buffers pantry with
built-in features, adjoining kitchen is
cement floOred service porch and large
servants room, large built-in refrig-
orator; large basement. with lava
tory and toilet, large storage space,
large vapor heat furnace for entire
house, individual control cutoff for
all rooms, cement front porch 12x
IS feet; easy, attractive stairway,
spacious hall with two large cedar
wardrObes, large chest of drawers,
two large linen cabinets, solid oak
wainscoting. oil painted walls, large
art glass, five large. airy bedrooms
with double French door connections,
double and large single closets, at
tractive fireplaceS in all bedrooms eX-
cept one room, three convenient long
galleries, two servants rooms, brick
garage for four cars, genuine tile
roof on residence and garage, quite
picturesque large grounds, shade
trees. shrubbery, extremely pleasing
elevation. real intrinsic value. Valid
reason for selling. Shown by APP
pointment. Call Mr.. Stedham.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
Duplex-Off Broadway
8-R. and 2 Baths-S7500

Large two-story duplex. Four rooms
and bath on each floor. One block off
Broadway. opposite wonderful Bracken-
ridge Park. garage for three cars lot
60x155 owner just reduced the price
for quick sale. Call Richey, Casey d
Gragg. Sales Dept. Or. 1l2k
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
RIGHT AT THE SCHOOL
7-Room BunpaloW-S5000

ing room. kitchen, bath and front gal
lery, paved street, right at the grade
school and near Breckenridge High
School Big lot. near car line and in
splendid neighborhood. $3.50 cash. Or.
1i25. Sales department. Richey, Casey &
GragE
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
New Homes

We have several new homes with all
modern convenIences and in good loca-
ton, priced right, small cash payment
balance like rent or will consider good
lot as first payment.
ALAMO DEVELOPMENT CO.
Owners
2O7 Travis Bldg. CT. $50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
Completely Furnished
Groom, North Side Home

Owner leaving town and will sacrifice
her bungalow with complete furnishings
for $3.50. Laurel Heights location, paved
street, paving paid. house has large
rooms, three bedrooms. all built-in fea-
lures. This is the best bargain in town
of its class. CT. 1125. Sales Dept. Richey
Casey & Gragg.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
Alamo Heights

New fiye-room bungalow. sleeping
porch, all built-ins and modern conven-
fences, hardwood floors throughout, ga
rage. beautiful lawn. shrubs. etc; this
comfortable home Is good value at
1870. $500 cash. Miss Ruby Mae Coch-
ran. TT. 714O.
FENNELL DIBRELL, TEXAS LAND
KIN Rrady RIdr