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Milford chronicle., 1925-04-24
CHAPTER 10

Although Admah Holtz's boyhooC
had not been an easy one, he never met
hard labor until the morning when he
bent over a broad-nosed shovel in the
cupola of the Tool and Plow Works
The wOrkmen called it The CupOlO and
revered it for the ironeating MOloch
that it was. From the ground floor
through the roof of giant brick build
ing lowered the CupolO, vast cylinder,
imperViouG to hell-fre. At the top its
great square mouth was forever yawn-
ing for its balanced ration of coke and
scrap pig-irOn. Far below, at its lower
end, The CupOlo spurted jet of molten
metal. At intervals workman would
stop the stream with q wad of pipe-clay
on long iron bar. Then again, at the
proper instant the fascinating white
hot stream would squirt out to fill
another bull-ladle which a man would
hurry on its two wheels toward row on
row of pie-shaped moulds along the
concrete floor.
On the charging floor aloft the SNOW
oilers were bending all day long-coke
and pig, coke and pig, mOuthful on
mOuthful to go roaring and boiling
NANWA AfAOAOCAl NV A4BNobANCF u az Il
There was singed air about the place.
smell of burnt metal, pungent and
mighty, as though Vulcan's creative
genius had opened a cavern into tile
lava caves of earth. A one-eyed Irish
savage on his left, a flat-brOwed negro
on his right, Admah worked with all
the zeal of new convert. The hot
smell filled his nostrils, inflaming his
Imagination. The odor of fierce work.
ugly battle, useful service to mankind
inspired him like message from an-
other world. Possibly it was a reactirn
against the scent of Ma Holtz' S etern$i
peppermints.
Mankind hammered and shouted
under the nose of the giant. There was
no restraint of sound. In the shops
beyond a tribe of Titans, full armored,
might have been duelling with battle
axes. Clang-clang-clang - anvils I'M
numbered, beating out plOwshares to
or in the TranSvaal. From track out
side the laundering grind of hatcars,
laden with ingOts. A switch engine
shrieking licentiOusly, "WOop-ee!
WOOp-ee!" =: dragon calling to his
iron-clad mate, snOrting fire somewhere
beneath the roots of Yggdrasil.
During occasional breathing spaces
when he had spoonfed the mouth of
Moloch until it would hold no more,
Admah would lean on his shovel and
look down. The smell and the clangor
gave him visions. Here was a great
company of knOtty, smoke-tinged men,
working necessarily that the world
should have wheat; plows, harrows,
reapers, binders, hoes, shovels to scratch
the earth's surface that seeds should
sprout and grain should ripen. The
world must be fed, the way The CupolC
must be fed, by hosts of sweating, ach-
ing men. And out oft all there would
come lot of bread. -. great noun
tains of it to feed Ma Holtz andsMabe
Sick and tramps in the county jail. and
the Baptist preacher and the President
and the sweet little idle girls who
played around Miss Martincastle''
school.
Milford chronicle., 1925-04-24

evening, April 18th. It was largely
attended in spite of the inclement
weather. A very interesting program
was given by the members of the
David GraysOn Club of Laurel
which consisted of a talk by Chester
James on the clubs visit to the Har-
risOn Nurseries and what they did
while there. How to graft trees by
Creston Messick, and a debate on
Resolved, that the United States
should join the League of Nations"
Affirmative, George Bryan and Wal
ter Bryan; negative, Harry McAllis-
ter and Norman Locates. The mega
tive side won. A very interesting
talk on the subject of the month was
given by Miss Marion Rodney OF
Laurel.
The Sycamore P. T. A. was we'll
represented at the P. T. A. Conven-
ton at Dover, Saturday, April 18th.
They were entitled to twelve dele
gates, including the president. All
were present with others from the
district, making twenty representa-
tives for Sycamore.
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Raymond Faucet is on a visit tc
Philadelphia.
John c. Abbott was on a business
trip to Baltimore last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Munson, OF
Utica, m Y, spent past of last week
with his father, Mr.. c. S. MunsOn
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Beggs, of
Wilmington, were recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. McIlvaine here.
George A. Lindenkohl, Jr., has
been on the sick list the past week.
Miss Pauline Godfrey attended
the Beacon College banquet and
dance given Wednesday evening at
the Hotel DUPONT in Wilmington.
Mrs. Edward King spent part of
last week in Philadelphia.
Life Insurance. Chas. J. HOlzmuel-
Ter, Milford. f29-tf
Milford chronicle., 1925-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Coffin, of Mills
boro and Elijah w. Hudson, son OF
Mr.. Elijah H Hudson, of near this
town, were married at the M. P.
Parsonage by the Rev. ]. 7. Bailey
last Saturday night. The young
people will make their home near
here.
Dorothy, young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Rogers of this
town was severely bitten on Tues
day last by a dog, although she is
not serious and is doing all right
at this time.
James Remeter, aged SO years,
died at his home near town in the
vicinity of Concord from acute in
digestion last Tuesday night. Fun
eral services were held Friday af-
ternoon at Asbury M. E. Church
near here. Rev. Ward Mills, of
Blades officiating. Interment made
in adjoining cemetery. ]. 7. Carey,
funeral director.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will
run another Sunday excursion from
this section to Philadelphia, Ches-
ter and Wilmington on Sunday,
May 10th.
Mr.. William w. Rawlins, cashier
of the Georgetown branch of the
Farmers Bank, who has bee'4 in the
Beebe Hospital in Lewes for treat
ment has left the Beebe Hospital
and gone to the Jefferson Hospital
in Philadelphia for treatment. His
many friends here hope for his
speedy recovery. He is not serious
and is doing as well as can be eX-
pected.
The stork visited Mrs. Lee Short
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Downs of this town on Thursday
and left her a posthumOus baby
boy. AIrs. Shorts husband died a
short time ago from burns he re-
ceived by gasoline exploding.
The building of the cement road
leading out North Bedford street to
the town limits and from the town
limits to connect with the Bridge
vile road at the DUPONT Boulevard
IS progressing radidly as about
half of the cement is laid and the
road will soon be ready for use.
Owing to the high price of sweet
potatoes the acreage in this section
Will be large this season and some
If the growers are getting their
and in shape for the crop.
Milford chronicle., 1925-04-24

Some idea of the magnitude Of
the Sussex County Field Meet to be
held in Laurel Friday, May LIST may
be gained from the fact that ninety
eight officials are required to care
for the various events this number
does not include the State High
way Police and the National Guard
who are there to handle the traf-
fic. Don't fail to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs, Nolan Clifton are
being congratulated on the recent
arrival of a fine baby boy at their
home in Milton. Mrs. Clifton was
formerly Miss Caroline I. Baker of
this town.
Mrs. William D. Brasure spent
the later part of the week in Phila-
delphia.
Register of Wills Isaac E. Jones
has issued the following letters the
past week:
One the estate of Mary C. Rich
ards of Georgetown Hundred to
Charles S. Richards.
One the estate of Thressa H.
Hurdle of Lewes and Rehoboth
Hundred to John A. Hurdle.
On the estate of John w. Tull of
Seaford Hundred to Ruby c. Tull.
On the estate of Vernon Richards
of Baltimore Hundred to Joshua w.
Richards.
Clerk of the Peace William J.
CULLEN has issued the following
marriage licenses the past week:
To John R. Joseph of Georgetown
and Hilda S. Mitchell of DagsborO,
Del.
To Arthur M. Marshall, Jr, and
Katherine beaverton, both Of Lewes
Del.
To Percy w. Schneider and May
P. Aterbridge, both of Lewes, Del.
There are ten prisoners contend
in the County Jail here at the pres
ent time.
The clover and hay crops in this
section are showing up fine and the
crops promise to be large
Miss Renie Holson is visiting
friends in Wilmington.
Mrs. Lavinia Johnson spent part
Of last week with friends in Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stewart en-
tertained a number of their friends
at their cottage at Rehoboth last
week.
Miss Ethel NAPLES who has been
spending the winter in Florida has
to her home here.
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Georgetown

The residence of John Kaiser on
Railroad Avenue near the station is
being neatly painted.
Charles Edward Boris, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Morris, of this
town, aged six years, was badly lar
ceTated about the head and face last
Monday when he was knocked down
by an auto driven by Charles E.
Gordy of Blades on West Market St.,
when the child attempted to cross
the street ahead of the car. He is
recovering fine at this time.
John W. Rust, aged 20 years, died
at his home near Springfield Cross
Roads last Wednesday night from
heart trouble. Funeral services
were held at his late home Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock. Inter-
ment made in Union Cemetery of
this town. J. T. Carey funeral di-
rector. Mr.. Rust was well known in
this town and had a host of friends
here who are sorry to learn of his
death.
Lemuel H. Swain who is employed
by Layton and Layton of this town
is suffering from a badly mashed
hand caused by bundle of barbed
wire falling on it. He is improving
at this time.
The residence of ex-Sheriff Joseph
B. West on South Bedford street has
been neatly painted the past week,
also the residence of VIM. Jefferson
on North Bedford street.
The young people of the M. P.
Church of this town who gave play
1.-The Dream That Came True" in
AIillsboro last Tuesday night cleared
about fifty dollars, which will go to-
ward the Social Hall for this church.
. The local offices of the State High
way have been moved from the Gull
len Block on the Public Square to
the old Eagle Hotel They are Oc-
cupying the offices vacated by the
Valiant Fertilizer Company who
have moved to Laurel.
Miss Emma May walls, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Walls,
of near Milton and Lloyd Pepper,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Pep
per of near this town were married
at the M. P. Parsonage last Sun
day night by Rev. ]. T. Bailey. Also |
Miss Olivia H. Coffin, daughter of !
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Good Places 10 Eat
Hotels
SPAIN HOTEL

CT. S3l2. $50 Z. Commerce ST.
TEXAS HOrEI-opposite new Y. NJ. c.
A. All outside steam heated rooms with
running water. baths, 81 per week up.
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BURIAL PERMITS.

Macies Mendez. year old, 2312 west
Salinas street.
Marie de Jesus IDA. dc Casso, a years
old, 4I4 South Pecos street.
Delfina Martinez, IS years old, 51I
South Concho street.
John Dickson, 40 years old, Robert B.
Green Memorial hospital
Francisco Quiroga, 20 years old, Cibolo
and Saltillo streets.
Altman Hickman, 10 months old, Lee
Surgical hospital.
Lug Chavana. rs years old, 1922 West
Laurel street.
William Mccoy, 10 years old, Kenney' 8
Sanitarium.
Francisco Rodriguez, IS years old, 1854
Jones avenue.
Antonio de Dema. 6s years old, Mp-
terey and Frio streets.
Luis Sanchez, 3 years old, 2i5 South
Leona street.
Charles Kruger, so years old, 1906
Avenue b.
Andrew Fields. years old. 1903 North
New Braunfels avenue.
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BIRTHS,

November ALTO Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J.
Fillippone. sos Refugio street, boy.
November 26-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jesus
Gonzales. 1926 Pinto street; girl.
November 23-To Mr.. and Mrs. Do
mingo Luna, 100 Guilbeau alley; girl.
November 25-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jose
Solorio. 1923 West Houston street; boy.
November 25-To Mr.. and Mrs. Justo
Obregon. 1919 Guadalupe street; girl.
November 26-To Mr.. and Mrs. Grego-
rio Zamudio, 6l2 West Houston street !;
boy.
November 22-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Boauchamp. SCI South Alamo street;
girl.
November 25-To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Brakeman, Baylor hospital; boy.
November 1S-To MIR. and Mrs. James
A. Garland, Santa Rosa hospital: girl.
November 25-To Mr.. and Mrs. Teo-
dosio Gutierrez, 613 South Brazos street /;
boy.
Wolf, SO Trenton street; boy.
November ITO Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
J. league, Robert b. Green Memorial
hospital: girl.
November ITO Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie
Gonzalez. Robert b. Green Memorial Hos
pital; boy.
November ITO Mr.. and Mrs. Cruz
OlIvo, Robert b. Green Memorial hos
pital: twins, boys.
November 14-To Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Basiler. Robert b Green Memorial hos
pital; boy.
November 23-To Mr.. and Mrs. Este
van, Jazo, 6 Rubiola alley; girl.
November 2i-To Mr.. and Mrs. Pablo
Garcia, els South Concho street; girl.
November 22-To Mr. and Mrs. Jose
Puente, 215 South San Marcos street;
girl.
November 23-To Mr.. and Mrs. San
tos Valdez, 1918 CamarOn street; boy.
November 23-To Mr.. and Mrs Guada-
lupe Tovar. Ill Rawlings street; girl.
November 23--To Mr.. and Mrs. Benito
Arellano. 1918 Colima street; girl.
November 24-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
L. Garrish, 1901 South Flores street;
girl.
November 22-To Mr.. and Mrs. Nico-
las Carrisales, SEA Essex street; girl.
November 22-To Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Gordon Averitt, 1898 Kayton ave-
nue.; girl.
November .3--To Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
TreJo, 500 Santiago street; boy.
November Alto Mr.. and Mrs. Luis
Sanchez, SCI North Pecos street; boy.
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THESE opportune bargains never offered
before in popular section OF san An
tonic. AZ per cent discount on very
choice corner domestic. You have three
days to grab this.
Big Broadway lot. is3xl7o, only $4,000
IS per cent discount oil entire block. 10
lots. best boulevard, trees and all ready
for resale.
Apartment house site, nearly an acre,
on choice corner. $4,000 and only $500
cash; this site appraised at $4,000, wont
last long. Call or write W. B. George
744 East Houston. Tr. 1 or Or. ISIS.
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Real Estate for Sale
A Dam Lodge for Sale

Two-story rock furnished, electric
lights. water. baths. etc. Large and spa
cious grounds, right at Joe's wharf. on
corner. This real bargain at only $4,000,
cash or terms. Phone Or. 732 and ask
for Mrs. Anderson.
1875 FEET on Commerce St.. ais feet
deep. facing three paved streets, nine
business houses. four flve-room cottages,
one ten-roOm house. all renting for about
$4,000 a year. 100000 in trade. balance
seven years. 6h per cent. owner, ad-
dress Box SCI Light,
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CHEAP-By owner. Equity in beautiful
Los Angeles Heights bungalow. Five
rooms. bath. breakfast room, fireplace,
built-ins. garage. modern except gas;
must see to appreciate. Woodlawn 1894.
FOR SALE-Modern bungalow, six
months old. four rooms with bath. Owner
31S Eads avenue.
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Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

Alex vasquez and Josephine Torrez.
Earl W. Cradoct and Velma Gladys
Watson.
Julius F. Fincke and Arleen REM.
Lazaro Romero and Carmen CARA
Nelson H. Watkins and Louise B.
Vile.
Macario Hernandez and Rosa Cutter
req.
Joe NJ. Bargsley and Knowme Sim
mons.
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North Side Strictly Modern Large Home-Large
Attractive Grounds-Beautiful Trees

heated throughout all porch extending
12x large attractive reception hail. unusually large living room
large dining room with unusually attractive Mosaic tile fireplace
cabinet
large glassen summer breakfast buffers pantry with many butn
toilet and layaoy under stairway private side entrance
with tile baths
with sleeping porch connection large southeast sleeping porch
hall cabinet
cedar closet third floor has large billiard paor bali room -four
aundry basement
reinforced
sacrificed shown Call Mr.
Sedham.
, FURNISH AND FURNISH
6I8624 Brady Building Crocket
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Fraternal Notices

REGULAR stated meeting
H !. !. !. |: :
ENA OF Albert Pike Chapter, ord
: ~S or of De Molav. Will BIO held
NxKaN this evening at o'clock at
T8y the chapter rooms Of Per-
H4kI feet Union Lodge No. 10. A.
+. & A. NJ. at 6i3h Ma
varro St.. third floor. All
members are urged TO he
present. Visitors cordially
invited.
ALBERT HARTMAN. NJ C.
JACK L. ADAMS. Secretary.
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ALAMO HEIGHTS BARGAINS
Argo Ave. corner. 100xl50. 1880
Erving St.. corner, 11sxi35....... $3.50
Normandy Ave. lot. 100x150....... 1900
Specials on market for a week. Call W.
d. George Travk 1 or Crockett sa1a
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DESIRABLE two rooms sleeping porch.
garage IN home with doctor. alone. Mis-.
2l03; Mis-. 5421-W.
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Sacrifice five-room cottage. near Junior
and grade school, large lot, conveniences.
Or 256gy
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Alamo DEVELOPMENT Co.

VIII build and finance homes on
monthly payments. 2O7 Travis Bldg CT.
b90.
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Buy Like Rent

New. modern, up-to-date bungalows.
Every convenience; move right in,
HIGHLAND, 1899 Baylor, rooms, s3350
Close-in, $40 Peach St, rooms. $3.50
Palm Hgts, 3i9 Jennings Ave-. 5r. $3.50
Ills Porter St, 3 rooms .........s1650
2l5 Parker, 3 rooms ..............$1G50
J. d. PHILLIPS, Mis-. 1884 or Mis-. 4765.
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SIS Cash
Los Angeles HEIGHTS

Dandy. new five-room bunga-
low, extra lot IL wanted near
school; good street; garage, paved
drive; water heater. etc. Price
$3.50, Call owner, phone Mis-.
1904. sss schley Ave.
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WIsEMAN-Died Thursday morning. No
vember &c. 1925. at o'clock. at a local
hospital, William Madison Wiseman. aged
81 Years. Residence. Lavornia, Tex. Be
loved husband OF Mrs. Maggie Wiseman'
Funeral services from Rector Chapel
Presbyterian church. Lavernla. Tex. sun
day morning at 10 m. lnterment IN
Lavernia cemetery. under direction OF
Porter Loring.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-28

MODERN six-room bungalow in beauti-
full San Fernando. Polished floors,
French doors. gas in every room, flowers
in front yard and pecan trees in back.
Well built for home. Buy direct from
owner. $4,000, easy terms. $40 Taft
Blvd. TT. S344-J.
NEW four-room house and two lots for
sale or trade, Alamo Heights. Owner,
TT. 502S-W.
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Suburban Property-Sale

HALF ACRE-Tour rooms and
sleeping porch, coo Storewall St.,
$500 cash. Price $1,000. Garage,
servants quarters. figs, pears,
plums, grapes. peaches. etc, fine
well OF water, good fences and
poultry house. Call owner, Mis-.
1904. SIG Schley Ave.
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BY OWNER
Beautiful five-room brick bungalow
in Alamo Heights. very reasonable. Tr
ss9-W.
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Materials-Wo rkmanship

Materials-W orkmanship
They are tho two main fac
tors that so farthest in making
your homo satisfactory; we use
only the best materials and our
workmen are skilled mechanics in
their line. which means when we
build for you satisfaction is as
sured you. Consult with US today!
Otto Klaus
Homes That Satisfy"
CT. ISL. ia Maverick Bldg.
Beautiful Home-S4800
Near Florida-Presa
$4,000 buys this beauty; about seven
blocks OF Breckenridge High School.
cast front. paved street. attractive neigh
borhood; richly pspered; woodwork cafe
au lalt finish: Riddle lighting fitments.
chandeliers. gas heaters. nice bath, ce-
meat walks. ribbon drive to garage. full
grown trees, near car line, $500 CASH
balance 1856 monthly.
SALES DEPT. CONNEsS REALTY CO.
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THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
CLASSIFIED AID RATES
MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED
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Funeral Notices

GATEs-Died at her residence, 2il Lex
ington Ave, Friday night OF 1915 p. M
Mrs. Anna Patterson Gates, II years, sur
vlvsd by two daughters. Hiss Mildred
Gates and Mrs. J. A. Dupree OF TINS CITY
son, p. e. Gates Of this city; brotheT
Wilson Baker. Jackson, Miss. tuherai
services will be held from me resiuenee
saturday afternoon, Eli Lexington Ave-
att D. IN. with interment in city Gene
terry No. 2. DE-. I. Z. Gates and Rev
s. !. williams will officiate. Funeral
will be under the direction Of Hasy
McCollum.
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MAGEE-pied at a local hospital Fri
day afternoon after injuries sustained in
n automobile wreck, MrH. Georgia Ma
gee. aoout So years old; survived by her
husband, II. p. Magee, Nixon, Tex; two
daughters, Mrs. Ice Palm and Mrs. Larry
Morris, both OF Nixon. Tex; two sons
Elmo and Rupert Magee. The remains
wero shipped to Nixon. Tex, TINS morn
ing at $40. Funeral services to be held
in Nixon sunday, under direction OF Hagy
q. McCollum. ....
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5000 Cash

Dandy. new, two-story, high on
hill, off Claire Ave, 1850 Ken
lucky Ave, on corner. north front,
oak floors, price $3.50. garage, go
see it and call owner. Mis-. 1904.
SEC Schley Ave.
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pALMER-Dled at a local hospital
Percy C. Palmer. So years old. survived
by wife. Mrs. Vira Palmer. Webb CITY
No.: brother, Leslie g. Palmer. Iowa
Funeral services will be held from tho
chapel OF Hsgy & Mccollum. Saturday
afternoon at y. m. with intermcnt in
Roseiawn Cemetery. Services VIII pc
under the auspices of Woodmen OF World
Lodge, under the direction OF Hagy &
McCollum.
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sTuART-Died Friday morning. Noyem-
Der "a. 1925. at 5:i5 o'clock, at Base HOS
,,t,ai walker stuart. aged 10 years. Res
idence. III Grove Ave. Beloved son OF
Colonel and Mrs. George w. Stuart Fun
erai services from the family residence,
III Grove place. Saturday afternoon at
D. M, Bishop Caper5 officiating. inter-
ment in National Cemetery, under direc-
tlon OF Porter Loring.
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Beautiful Home-S4S00
Near FlOrida-Presa

NEW four-room house. bath, lights, ga
rage. on u acre Of ground or more on
Stonevall. Price $4,000; 800 cash. bal
ance $500 monthly. Owner William
Dellerman, Office Travis 1913. residence
Woodlawn s92.
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MFRS. MARTHA CYNTHIA AUSTIN
Died at a local hospital on Friday, No
veynber q, 1925. at 1850 p. M, from
injuries sustained In an automobile &C
cident Friday, beloved wife OF {. u. Aus
lin Of Nixon. Tex. in her 65th year.
other surviving relatives are two sons,
g. Il. Austin Jr.. Tampico. Mex; q. $.
Austin, City Of Mexico; five daughters,
Mrs. Selma Mistretta, Misses stella ana
Elsie Austin of the City of Mexico; MRS
y. J.. Weber. Nixon. and Mrs. b. B' nag
irnd function. Tex Her remains are be-
ing held at the Wllbert & Pelphrey FUN
erni parlors, ia Broadway. pending fun
rrai arrangements.
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TREyINo-DIed near Southton. Texas
Friday afternoon. A. +. Trevino. 10 years
old, survived BIZ his wife. two daughters
five sons. Funeral services Will be held
from the residence near southton, Texas
saturday afternoon about 3 p. IN. under
the direction Of IIagy 4 McCollum.
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1900-Presnall-1925

A quiet family hotel. lodging and din
ing. a select line OF local and touring
guests. steam heat. modern. close-in. IT'S
your home" with so other good fellows
now registered at the Presnall. 2i5 Gar
den st. CT. S6i6.
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REAL ESTATE
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Wanted--Real Estate
Property Owners

List your rental property with
us. either furnished or unfurnlshed
as we have desirable tenants want
ing property in every section OF the
city.
GRAVES REALTY CO.
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance.
Brady Bldg. CT. 205s.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-28

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apartments. beautifully furnished. 5-rooni
APARTMENTS. private entrance and bath.
entirely modern.