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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30

many who enter the flying school arc
found lacking in bird sense"
The Brooks Field class has beer
divided, half of the students flying
from A stage and half from B stage.
Each instructor is assigned six stu
dents and gives them so minutes fly
ing instruction each day.
The course begins with hop that
is nothing more than a Joy ride" for
the students with the instructors han
ding the plane.
The second hop for the students
starts them on the road to make more
pilots for the Air Service or more
"washouts" for the flying school.
The first lessons are devoted tt
teaching the beginners how to fly the
planes straight and level. Then they
advance to gentle banks.
After they have received two o.
three hours instruction, the students
are shown how to make landings anC
spend a large part of the remainde'
of the dual period in practicing thi'
difficult part of the game.
They are also given stalls with mo
tor running and cut off.
Before any student is permitted t
fly alone, he is taught how to brini
plane out of a spin so that he vii
know what to do IN case of q chanc
! tail shin.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
POOR EYES|GHT
COSTS GOLFER
RELIGION
"Sally" Graves Made Butt
of Joke as Drives Fall
True on Green.

Keep your eye on the ball." is
standard advice to the golfer as any
player will admit, which makes il
rather hard on the player whose dis,
tant" vision is not good.
Sally" Graves, local Boniface, i:
an enthusiastic advocate-and player
of pasture ping pong but number
of his friends took advantage of his
short vision-on the links to make him
lose his religion.
He was teciny off on the long wa
ter hazard. and after a perfect stance
made a beautiful drive. One of his
friends GU standing just behind him
had supplied himself with a pocketful
of rocks and as Sally drove he threw
one of them into the river.
"Etaoin, Shrdlu??:" was Sally's
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
BOY TRIES TO AVOID
AUTOMOBILE CRASH
BUT PLANS GO AWRY

Aware of an impending collision be-
tween two automobiles Tuesday night
at Commerce and Zarzamora streets,
Jesus Arce, 16-year-old bicycle rider
of 142 Gould avenue, attempted to
avoid the crash.
His efforts went awry and when
glass stopped breaking and Tenders
bending, Jesus found himself on the
pavement and his wheel demolished.
The youth was painfully cut about
the head and received numerous body
bruises.
He was given treatment at the Rob
ert B. Green hospital.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
REAL ESTATE BOARD
NAMES 2 DIRECTORS

Thurman Barrett and II. E. Dick
irson were elected directors Of the
Real Estate Board at its. meeting
Tuesday. They were named to fill
vacancies caused by the designations
Of f. n. ReQua and S. D. Freedom,
who have entered the Florida real es-
tate field.
Mrs. G. c. Mutt and the Thomas
Realty Company were named new
members of the board. Announce
mcnt also was made of the election
of C. F. C. Ladd and f. W. Car
Yer to membership last week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
B0RCLUM TO REACH
SAN ANTONIO SUNDAY

Gutzon Borglum, sculptor, who is to
erect a 100000 memorial to members
Of the Old Trail Drivers organization,
viii arrive in San Antonio Sunday, &C
cording to advices received by the
vomen's auxiliary.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
FUNERAL SERVICE
AT MURRAY HOME

Funeral services were held Wednes-
day for Louis Murray, 81, from his
residence, 107 Dcvine street, Rev. NJ,
H. Keen, pastor of the South Alamo
Methodist Episcopal Church, official
ing. He had lived in San. Antonio
about two years and is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Lula Murray, and
two daughters, Lorette and Marie
Murray
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
AUTO DRIVERS ARE
UNHURT IN CRASH

Dan Sullivan, LEGAL banker, and S.
T. Twenty, 619 North Flores street,
escaped injury when their cars col
hded at Soledad and Houston streets,
late Monday afternoon.
The Sullivan car was somewhat
damaged, but aside from a few
scratches, the Twenty car was not
hurt,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
Novelty Gone

The Turkish police have been order
ed to have their boards removed and
to replace basgy trousers with smart
uniforms. 1t won't be any novelty for
us to get pinched in Constantlnople,
therefore, on our world tour.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
Daily Reflection

One of our local heroes with an
exaggerated opinion of himself
does his daily dozen each morning
by bowling in front of his mirror
IL times.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
Has He a Flask ?

"a 'hic' doesn't necessarily come
from the country" says Farmer
DrybottOm, who amazes us by the
speed with which he is getting on
TO city ways.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
Nora Lee %E en0reMez &c., :
Poison Crystals Disclose
Secret Virginia Hoped
To Hide ~'
CHAPTER Xxx

Golden and white, fairy thing of beauty, they came
upon her. fallen to- the floor smile touched family 10
the sweet full lips; the dark troubled eyes had closed
THE short tragic chapter Only yester-
day she gold thing, running in from play to
drop bunch of withered daisies the mothers lap; only
yesterday the mothers heart had glowed with happy
dreams.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
Its Doom Sealed

The Red Hair club in New York
City organized five weeks ago, now
has 200 members. We see where the
torch on the Statue of Liberty is going
to lose out.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
They're Smart

Secretary of Agriculture Jardine
has issued an official definition of
sauerkraut. They can't stump our
cabinet officers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
Outscented

Rome is planning the installation of
magnificent system of public baths
but their effect will be scarcely noticed
as long as garlic retains its popularity
there.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
finder Troubles

A Milwaukee county Jail inmate
burned hi; clothes to keep himself
warm. F!appers would freeze to death
II they depended upon this method OF
heat radiation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
Too Many

We notice a number Of bond
statesmen have been shot recently.
Prospects hust have become irri-
tatcd by their growing numbers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
Pm Glad

I'm glad l amt a flivver-
They die off pretty pronto;
And anyhow they're shiftless-
Laugh that off if you want to.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
Has An Advantage

Automobile tire castings are still go
ing up and the balloon type, which
has a distinct advantage. appears like
ly to get higher than any of the rest.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
Hoof Beats

Gilda Gray has taken a liking to
French race horse. Wonder if he
shakes as wicked as leg as she
does?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
All Safe!

Sign on the rear of a dilapidated
car:
Nobody Hurt in This Wreck"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
Beheaded

A crazy nut was Euphonius Gray
Lost his head over Violet Ray.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
PLAN BOARDING
I HOUSE FOR
S.A. TOTS

San Antonio is to have boarding
house for children.
The fewer teeth they have the warm
er welcome they will receive.
According to Captain R. T. Small,
district superintendent, TIE establish
ment, which will be for babies only,
will be opened at 105 West johnson
Street Thursday, October I, under the
spices of the Volunteers of America.
Working mothers, who cannot be
with their children all the time, may
leave them there, visiting them two or
three or more times a week, Captain
|small said Tuesday.
The home is located on the banks OF
the San Antonio River and will be op-
Grated by Miss Lillian Goodenough,
superintendent. Miss Goodenough was
formerly children's agent for the San
Antonio child protective and humane
society and gained wide experience
lin this line, according to Captain
|S-.u
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
SELF. SUPPORTING.

This will be a self-supporting in
|stitution and the public will not be
asked to contribute cent to its up
keep, according to those in charge.
A small sum will be asked of each
mother that leaves her baby in the
care of Miss Goodcnougb and a corps
of helpers yet to be selected.
1t is not the intention of the or
|Sanization to run a day nursery. How
(aver NE of this work will probably
have 10 be done, Mr.. Small explained.
TAKE CARE OF 50.
approximately So babies can be ac-
ommcdated.
Formerly the 1t-room house, now
he Volunteer nursery. was used to
are for the orphan Mexican children
In San Antonio.
They have been transferred TO the
Volunteers other building on 206 Cal
sert Street, where they are being cared
Tor, according to Capt IN Small.
The Volunteers of Americas head
|1uarters is located at 541 South Alamo
street.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30

Continued on Page p, Part p
Evening star., 1925-05-06
Once Millionaire,
Man Goes to Jail
On Larceny Charge
Rv the ASsnniatnh press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 6.-Albertus
A. Reilly, described by his lawyer
as a former millionaire, was ar
raigned yesterday on a charge of
petty larceny and sent to Tombs
Prison in default of $1,000 bail.
Reilly who pleaded not guilty, was
arrested for cashing two worthless
checks for $40 each at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel.
Bernard Sander, Reilly's attor-
ney, said the defendant once was
worth more than S2,000,000 and
was president of the Victoria Oil
Corporation. Reilly lost his for
tune, Sander said, in West Vir-
ginia, Tennessee and Texas oil
ventures and at the race tracks.
Eighteen months ago his wife was
awarded $500 a month alimony.
The furnishings of his Brooklyn
home, expensive paintings and two
automobiles were seized.
Evening star., 1925-05-06
DODGE STOCK SALE
CURB IS LIMITED
Financial Circles UnWorried,
Saying Ban Is in Mich
igan Only.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 6-Financial
circles profess to be unperturbed over
the action of the Michigan Securities
Commission forbidding the sale in that
State of the SS5,000,000 stock issue of
Dodge Bros, Inc, fioated by Dillon,
Read Co. of this city, which has
reorganized the automobile concern.
The action of the commission will
have no effect outside of Michigan.
In financial circles it is recalled that
similar action was taken in Illinois
in 1921 against w. c. Durant's pro
motion of Durant Motors, Inc.
Permitted Sale of Notes.
The Michigan commission, although
it barred the stock, permitted the sale
OF per cent debenture notes, which
have been issued to the amount of
S75,0e0,000. Its disapproval of the
stock issue was based on the claim
that good will could not be considered
as an asset on which stock issues
could be based.
Representatives of Dillon, Read e
Co said that when the stock was Of
fered TO the public it was clearly an
nounced that both classes of stock
were issued primarily against earning
power.
1t is stated that about 81 500 900 of
new Dodge securities have been sold
in Michigan. 1t is expected that the
stock sold there will be returned to
the bankers and resold in other
States.
Evening star., 1925-05-06
WINS BRIDE ON BIG RANCH.
Texas Physician Weds New York
Beauty Visiting on King Estate.

NEW YORK, May 6.-Romance of
the 1900, ,000-acre King ranch in
Texas was disclosed today in word of
the sudden marriage in Austin. Tex.
Monday, of Miss Alice Won Roeder of
New York, known as a beauty, to DR.
Gillette Burns of Cuero. Tex
Miss Won Roeder had gone to Texas
to visit Mrs. Rudolph kleberg, her
fathers aunt and wife Of the manager
OF the King ranch. August Won
Roeder, uncle of the bride, is also
a Texas ranch owner. DIR. Burns is
so years old and his bride %.
Evening star., 1925-05-06
Boys Held for School Fire Loss.

AYLMER, Quebec, May edmond
Lambert and William Lebel, school
boys, confessed to the police yester-
day that, weary of attending classes
and seeing freedom only in destruc-
tion of their school, they had set a
fire which destroyed the Aylmer Acad-
emy and caused "A loss of $4,000. The
two were arrested on charges of
arson.
Evening star., 1925-05-06

An automobile with an enormous
hood which makes the machine re-
semble a whale, has gained some pop
ularity in Germany
Evening star., 1925-05-06
Special Sale of New ChOker \

Repodu o and
wanda attractive eassotne OF
manuf cuedl in pastel I I'D
qualt in color opaque in ant ~
iorinst o enc n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

can write ~ T. after his name. bys
his wife Is OF TO high "a voltage
for him. Ito HEEDS her slightest
wish AimlAbiy-then boasts Of his
tyrannical treatment OF her. Her
father suepSsS n DO0oY when he
married her. Ho merely thought
II oi& oeesooa bot Il really was
a resard for herolsm.
lio used 10 walk ERECT and
drink sLoE gin stronger than n
LYE solution. but the OGREsa he
married smells his breath every
night and raises OVATE Jumps on
his head II he slips from the straight
and narrow she has all the like
able qualities OF a MAORI bushman.
Many ~ ACED ASS}haa received
better treatment than '1icnpeck."
When sho has her eye on him he
looks as tho butter wouldn't MELT
In his mouth, bat II really needed
good RINSE for what he was
saying under Ills brcath.sAn ASTER
Is n flower that Is all risni TO look
al. sat that's rs far az 1t goes,
Mrs. Iienpcck belongs TO the, same
specic,0 But HenpcckClS rising in
the RANKS because the other day
he told her 20 GO to-weil--any-
way. he ATE dinner hNTICi-
pating poison In ibis salad. Tho
ncighborB BET It vas only a flash
in the pan. They were right! Tho
next day Mr.. II. appeared With his
GUSTAToRY abilities -hampered
by a broken Jaw. His sriends adj
yised him 90 wear a ToUPEE to pro-
tcct him from sae love light in his
wife's eyes. and 20 STEER clear on
caughty words in future"
It's succr thing, hut tho puzzle
which evoked u like that word)
these stories. seemed to irresistably
draw people to tho married stuff
complex. Here's another:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
TM kCAiisd
"Samantha, tn
Panther"

by Olive NJ. Peck, 1896 Lincoln ST,
Port Townsend, Wash.
They CLAIM thst Samantha
thought surely she'd we'd, tho SLIPS
had seemed ever her fate. For
now II 10 Leap Year. the coy maid
ems said. and my form ! viii At
TEN-U-ATE.' So with this END
in view sho selected a man-hcrc
the serpent CREEPS into tho gar.
den. Pcrchancc twas an ASP, tho
the records all han This BNfo' on
Mother Ewes warden Soon Saman.
tha'a NEW beau HlEEDS tho call
Of tho Wild Alas, who could offer
him AId7 Then Pa set the DOWRG
for his angel chtlD and ERECTED "A
home for the maid. oh, Sour as n
SLOE aud Us burning as LIE Is
life, when our dreams won't come
true. For man is an OGRE, and all Of
them vie in making poor maidens
feet bluel The dark, ONATE face
Of O maori miss attracted Sarnnn.
TINS mans eye. He TAGGED Mt
| NIL hNA'lA " NiAit' '''''
|ASsortions quite oft made her cry.
Row. Samantha made cakes that
would MELT IN your moush-and
coffee that RINSEd them down
right. While her rival had mas.
TERED the tricks % tho South and
It's true that her FRANKS were n
fright. The man in the case TO Sa.
mantha did Eo--and after he ATE
all he'd hold-hc raved OF the
ANTICS OF Samantha's foe-of the
Maori maiden so bold. our doughty
Samantha took aim at his pate and
she said. You had BETTER make
trackS-your GUSTATORY longings
shall never be safe at my table
while you are so lax She brought
his TOUPEE and she showed him the
door and | fear that my tale must
end here; Samnntha's still single
and says cvermorc from all men
and from marriage she'll STEER"
What DO you think OF that? Now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
""Ths PyospscfoYs
PYsdiea1ssnt"

BY Gertrude Feese. l4:3 TirsSI-
cray st.. Seattle.
Tho ,Srospcctor's CLAIM lies In
ono Of the South Sea isleS where
he SLIPS away when Ida cares have
ATTJSCATEd him, TO END his
days In peace. Here the CREEP
ing ASP travels all day. from y. T..
TO all points Of tho compass, nor
HEEDS the lazy Al sleeping in the
branches overhead.
This claim IS his wifc's DOWEI,
on which he has ERECTED hut in
tho shade OF n sLoE t-sc. In strong
LIVE ho drowned the OGRE whose
den vas an OVATE cave nearby.
where no devourcd every MAORI.
both young ind AGED. who was
ASS enough 20 venture t.,ir. The
lye MELTED tho walls Of the cave.
and tho prospector RINSEd away all
traces OF the s!ckcninE place with
the Juice OF the ASTER. which is
native flower and RANKS high as
food. Natives co long distances
for tho plant. The prospeotor ATE
tho flower. and was IS rejuvenated
that he performed all sorts Of youth.
full ANTICS and BET his vito he
could jump 20 the moon as result
Of his GUSTAToRY spree. She was
30 disguised that she clapped his
TOUPEE on his hand and STEERed
him into the house and TO bed
NowEYEAD CAREFULLY:
The Star gives three daily prizes
Of 81 each for the three best stories
built on the correct solution OF the
daily crossword puzzle. Answers
should reach The Star within the
fourth day after publication Of puz.
| zlc.
HOW TO WIN:
FIJI in tho above puzzle in the
usual way. then write "A short story
containing every HORIZONTAL
we.d in the puzzle, IN the order in
w,ieh II is numbered. Each hasi.
zontal can be used as /, Is or as a
suffix. prefix or in The middle OF
another word. You may ignore all
one.lotter words. II you wish. Tn.
derscoro all horizontRis, or capital.
ize them. @
Answers to today's puzzle, with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
Ne Called This
One "Hsnpscksd'

By J. NJ Latham. 20 iith ave.
n. Seattle.
Poor Mr. Hsupeck CLAIMS he n
the boss Of his housa hold but he
SLIPS gently into the background
when his wife appears His At
rENUATEd courage ESp5 riih
her cutuncr' Ito CE.EPs about
with a guilty look wh~rr his wite'f
wAsPiAh eye falls upon him. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
TO KILL WOAMS

An effective way 20 kill worms
that infest the roots OF plants y to
stick the sulphur ends OF matches in
the ground around the roots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

prize. winning stories. will be pub
Used next Tuesday.
Answers 70 today's puzzle. with
priLe.wiso!as aeaes. VIII appear
next ehuSrSG0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

wo steer" "A course for tho South
Seas and VIC shall see--what We shall
seeG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

HORIZONTAL
l-Qultkyns.
fD=To shut out.
lt-lialr ~ two.
ftrfUFr
.IG-N form ~ water
rrlumpbal song, or variation Of
PAGAN
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gU- Great sun god Of ancient Egypt
a-=Au organ ~ yrnhlhuu.
sTa=Nu exclamation n
.G-Shortrnrd form @of advertise
Urut
sS-Frrra from moisture.
gb=NcBr OF iua
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ss-Shmz7as tt in music.
g0-FpTte, into service
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gt-ru whiri
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s4-cuE.a foot
tn-GitIs name.
Ill Romantic
This puzzle h1r a "comsrrd word
square In tne center THIRTY, Ncrtl
cal aecus 10 be- tho h1rdcst1n the
puzzle. n you're stumpcl vc1l tell
ga " rhymes With green and the
fret letter b. "P.' Hon 10 Il.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-31

NV. 4ouars 1895 lot 43f--Johh sthock
ct ux, Esther, to Florence L. Poloni,
io7 Bates vt. NV. square $50. lot
so. (2oTl
e ST., bet Bohrer and 5th SITS. NV,
square 3079, lot s06--Ethel NJ. Rutty
to Joseph r. Adams, SO. (I6)
sth St. bet. oglethorpe and Nicholson
SITS. NV, square 1857. lots II and h.
Austin C. Waller to Charles l. Kap-
Ian. $40. (13)
North Of Ingraham st., west Of sth
st. NV, square 1909. lot I'D. J.
North or It, and west of sf tn i.
I NV. square as, lot 34-Robert w.
PI Police. to Frank a. Jones and E sar. w.
North Of Of 1ngraham st., west Of sth
g NV, square 1900. lot 76--D. ;. Duni-
gan II, e Carl 9. Bond e TX. ,s Annie
Part q Of Aaadia-Allen II. wi let Il
Tx, Mabel. TO Michael X. Sullivan ct
Garr ssas' st. t. BET .lat ana 4sa 's sts
Planning Of ux., Maud. to Marry Davis
Garrison arr aI st Bet 4ist and 4sd rs SITS.
nw.. square 1913. lots 90 and 3O--The
Capital Realty Co. TO Marie Estelle de
l'G North u "a 81. and west 81 ID It.
me-, square 75s. part lot 12--Isaac
Miller ct ux,, Golden r., to Jacques II.
s1s2 nth st. NV, square $500, lot
I16-May d. Schreibke to Sylvia Q.
Ns Il 20 eetnerin. it, between H SaiGPs' pl
and JOY ct. ne, square 62l1. lot So
Eugene I'll. McLachlen ct ux., Maisfe, TO
cia ira Esuspm n,S G SQUARE s1s. lot SSs
sholtes and Co, to Louis e. sholtes.
n M1r n. q i. Ne: SQUAT. sss e ..s xs
6Fol 1880 o'conn g o :io. Maflal' SsssS
ana Ss sR e nm a K sak ss' 70 Pee Geo b
sos ssos 81 st. NV. square 1853. part lot.,
H. % victor My6sbridge i ux. Mary
Mi sSsssSi ave. between RANDI. 1 circle
s7--G cor s' Brsdfieid e ,ux, May. to
Winfield g. selby ct uxy Gertrude fTrs
North of franklin IT.. and west q
Charles d. Sager, ct ux., Rebecca
to Ruth T. Cameron SO. t2l1l
62-Edward Fred Bartlett ct TX. GUS
sic. to Ara M. Mcneil, SO. t209l
Nicholson St. between 9TH and sth
waller to Mark r. jerks. $40. I1ssl
North of st. and west Of ID st.
NV nv. square go, part LOT ls- ,sissi 2,
& Pa Daf' 81 An u; Il. wiliissstf Il
uxa Mabel 70 Ethel II Setter. SO
Aspen st., between 4th and 6th SITS
NV, square 3274. lots IL and 20--Heien
A. Baden to Raymond L. McDormand
E9 var SC &c. between sf 18th and 14tR s9 b.
ne, square 412S, lots s and IF. Ed
wards and Amanda ). Edwards to
Frank c. Sanders, SO. I1661
North Of Massachusetts ave. and west
LOT 18th ST. NV, square 1s1, lots $50 and
I51-Anna MCGOWAN TO STANLEY White,
North Of Mckinley st. and west Of
Nebraska ave. NV. square 1910, part
lot 37-FuIton r.. Gordon to Joseph X.
Mudd $500. (l67)
North Of Mckinley ST and east Of
Nebraska ave. NV. square 1911, lot .
Futon r Gordon to Harry Nc
Aspen It, bet. 18th and 5th SITS NV,
square 3274 lots IL and 20-Carl q.
Lines ct ux., Helen, to Helen A. Baden,
$40 t1eD
North OF M St and west Of Sd st. Sc.
square 500. part lot i5-Grafton d. r.
Bailey vt TX, Georgiana, to Stewart
r. Bailey. SO. (68)
so DeFrees st. NV, square 623. lot So
w Gilbert Dent ct TX. Martha, to
Rorie A. Parker and Virginia NJ /
Parker. SO. (6s)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-31

81. NV. Square 30fI, lot st-1fargaret
M. Toomey 70 Margaret 3 Sexton.
III Pleasant PAIRS, part tract --claude n.
King and Henrietta ~. King to Mar
Karet j. Prilnm, $40. l4sl
Pleasant Plains, part tract--N argaTet
]. Primm 20 clauds ~ ana hen IRE,
Nl ss4 vi If ave. -, square $40. lot
81 Thomas Y, sears q w, Margarst
70 r a.ns, y sa' Il, Bst BptterSSrta
NJ and BrandyWIne ~ NV square
1895, part lots @ s2.sThe Wash
Ingtou Corporations y Olive Holman
ra North Il IA Il. and vest of 10Th i.
se.. square 97s, pArt lots and -
, JssP sla dpss9 St. Il uS N'l ais =
North EortIa Of BE sales II. and west Of
Conn ave. NV square ~; par. io I,ts
Il y, M9lyl ns, haoni sIo iso1
1859 7th VI. NV, square s0sJ. lot eg
Maurice Al. Rabonoyets ct TX, Eva
to Rebecca IlaboDovets SO. l6Sl
NV, square 1902. lot s3-Frank H
s iss 4. coates, so -, ], ,. .So1 :,
NV, square 1909 LOT So Bessie X.
Coates to Herbert u Barlow q ~.
ci NorsS y 0Hsryard i. ana vest Of
Mattieleaae p. Baxter " Janss III 4
Horne, $40. tbll
ceorria ave NV. square 1888 lot i96--
james H. Horne to Mattielease 2. Bax-
ter. So te5l
North 81 Van Ness ct. and west Of
ssth Ri NV square 1891, lot 17--Julils
/. PeyHer and VIM, g. sullivan 70 Louis
p. HodRes et ux., Ethel. SO. Ci1Sl
613 Kenyon ~. nw.y square Se4z. lot
Louis =. Hodges ct ux.s Ethel 10
WIN, 8. Phillips, SO. ll4l
6l3 Kenyon 81 nws square s045. Jog
ana VIM. g. Sullivan. 40. t1lel
North 81 eeaton pl.s an0 west Of 20
~. me-, SQUARE Sbes. part Iot VIM
f,onatruction Co. SO. (z6d1
Near 18th and Lewis SITS, ne, square
81 TX, Bessie. To Thomas p. Rcbertson.
Broad Branch rd. bet. Qussada and
Paterson SITS NV. SQUARE zool, l @ g.
ron. $40. 81 k3oSg