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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
{. A. ARCHITECT
PLANS HOUSES
IN LOUISIANA

John NJ. Marriott, San Antonio
architect, Frost building, announces
that he is preparing plans for three
homes, the first of large group to be
constructed in a new addition at La
fayette, La. He is rushing plans to
completion for three owners, DIR. L. o.
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson Talis-
ferro, and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie White.
The Spanish type of architecture is
being featured, Mr. Marriott says,
which will be ideally suited to sur
roundings in the Louisiana city. The
Clark residence is to be 40 by Al and
will be constructed with frame and
stuceo, tile baths and other new fea-
lures. The other dwellings are to be
similar in design and construction
with the exception of having only one
story each. Gas furnace heat is being
used in each of the homes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
WALKER AND ELDER
IN PARTNERSHIP

/. A. Walker and E. H. Elder have
formed a partnership and will operate
under the firm name of Walker &
Elder. it is announced by the San An
tonic Builders Exchange. This firm
will confinc its operations to engineer
ing construction.
The Walker Construction Company,
headed by Mr.. Walker, will continue
its general building work.
Both concerns will have their offices
in the Builders Exchange building.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
MODERN SCHOOL
WILL COST $4,000

A one-story, five-room and audi
torium school building will be built
at Campbell in the near future, it was
announced last week by ]. Clyde VIII
liams, architect, who is drawing plans.
1t will be constructed of reinforced
concrete, hollow tile and stucco and
will cost around $4,000.
Plans for the new structure are to
be completed about September S, he
says.
The building will be S0xS0 feet and
will have an auditorium with seat
ing capacity of 800 people. There
will be a superintendent office and
dressing rooms in addition TO five
class rooms. The building will b.
heated BY Eas-steam radiators.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
Rem IS BEGIN
FALL GAIN
IN {. 4.

"One of the encouraging features
in the real estate business the past
two weeks" says Ray Mackey, sales
manager of the CONFESS Realty Com.
pany, "has been the number of new
people that have bought and rented
houses from our firm during this
period.
at is also noticeable to the average
observer the large number of cars on
our streets at this time of the year
from all over the country outside OF
Texas. The coming fall looks more en-
couraging as it approaches, notwith-
standing the poor crop condition in
the immediate neighborhood of San
Antonio. --. 49,.
LIST OF SALES.
"Our firm made "a sales, aggregat,
ing S115,072 during the past two
weeks"
The list follows: W. S. Bigham to
Ralph Sinner. lot on Hildebrand
street, $500: J. NJ. Haigler to Elliott
e. Sinner. 500 Nolan street, $500
w. S. CONFESS to d. l.. Powell and
wife. 315 Halstead street, $3.50; w.
S. CONFESS to julius Amann, 70S Wav.
erly, $G500; Blue Bonnet Hills Com
pany TO Mr.. and Mrs. Lanier, lots in
Blue Bennett Hills, S1050; Mrs. Cor.
lila Bannister to Mrs. Katherine B,
Carroll. lot on East Waco (Ashby),
$500; Ben Linder to G. NJ. Ryan, lots
in Lakeview Heights, $50; w. c,
CONFESS to Dewey Evans and wife,
100 Wayerly avenue, $4750; W. s,
CONFESS to Victor ID. Guilbert and
wife. Cos Waverly avenue, $6997 ;
estate of Theodore Hohenbcrgcr to
Robert f. Hibbetts and wife. lot on
north side of Beattie street. $500; r.
E.Hapnier to Lorenz Wall, 300
Broadway. $1,000; Bishop bros,
sRerts to Sisters of Incarnate Word,
five acres on Conception road. $3.50 ;
Commercial Loan and Trust Company
to Thomas Williams, two tracts in
CONTINUED on Page ., Part ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
FIGHTERS FORM
NEW CAKE CONCERN
IN SAN ANTONIO

The Colonial Cake Company. Inc,
Of San Antonio. has been organized by
William L. Richter. Henry i. Rich
ter, Herman J. Richter, d. T. Perry,
all of San Antonio, and II. ]. Schott
Of Houston, for the purpose of manu-
featuring cakes, pies, pastries. This
business will be operated in connec-
tion with the Richter baking. plant on
South Laredo Street. New machinery
is being installed and arrangements
have been made TO supply large de-
mand, says Herman Richter.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
AUDITORIUM
WILL HAVE
800 SEATS
New Structure to Be Among
Finest of Kind in
Entire Southwest.

One of the finest DeMolay. lodg,
buildings in the Southwest will b,
erected in San Antonio by Albert Pike
Chapter No. ! Of this city. The mem
bers of the chapter have just voted
unanimously for the project. The OLD
Scottish Rite Cathedral is the present
meeting place of the chapter. James
Elledge is chairman Of building com
mittee.
The building will have one story,
a roof garden and an auditorium. II
will cost approximately $4,000 com.
plete. 1t is to be 80 feet square.
SPANISH DESIGN.
The present plans of the chapter are
to have the structure constructed OF
concrete, hollow tile and stucco. II
will be plastered on the inside. The
roof is to be covered with a compost.
ton material. 1t will have dance
floor. Red Spanish tile is to be put
around the edge of the roof garden.
The building will be strictly pan
ish throughout. 1t viii! have plain high
walls with large fancy windows. There
will be a mission type door in front
OF the building. .s.r
SEAT 800.
The front section of the building
will be used as offices, lobby. rest
rooms and for the stairway to the
roof. The auditorium will have one
floor and will seat about 300 people.
There will be large stage to be used
for meetings, degrees and entertain
ments.
The roof garden will cover the en-
tire building. At present the chapter
will leave the roof garden open, but
later will enclose it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
BUILDERS ENJOY
MOTION PICTURES
AT REGULAR MEET

A motion picture, ~The Wizardry Of
Wireless" was shown at the regular
membership meeting Of the San AM
tonic Builders Exchange on the roof
of the exchange building THURSDAY
evening. 1t shows the function Of
the vacuum tube and other apparatus
employed in radio transmission and
reception.
This feature was in addition 10 the
regular business meeting Of the organi-
cation. There was music aud refresh-
ments
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
SANITARY BAKERY,
GEORGETOWN, SOLD

GEORGETOWN, Aug. pa deal
was closed between Paul Monson and
Walter Carlson. owners of the Sani-
tary Bakery of this city and John
Carlson wherein Mr.. Carlson pur-
chased the bakery plant and assumed
control Of that business Monday. Carl.
son owned the business and operated
same for two years, selling about one
year ago and now resumes control OF
the plant again.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
DIELMAN AWARDED
CONTRACT ON NEW
COLLEGE BUILDING

Work is to begin Immediately on q
three-story and part basement, brick
and reinforced concrete science build
ing at the Southwest Texas State
Teachers College at San Marcos. The
structure Is costing $150,000.
The general contract for the work
was awarded to Dielman Construction
Company last week at $126.795
Plumbing contract was awarded to
John Waiting ut S642425. Jud & Or.
mand were awarded the heating con.
tract at S5726 and A. II. Shafer was
awarded the wiring contract at 5000.
Page Brothers of Austin are the
architects.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
BIDS ON 3 AUSTIN
BUILDINGS WILL
CLOSE SEPTEMBER 4

Bids will be closed at 2 80 O'Clock
September 4, for a new two-story dor,
mitory, two-story employees home and
a one-story cottage at the State Col,
ony for Feeble minded at Austin. The
two-story buildings will be constructed
of brick and reinforced concrete
while the one-story structure will he
of frame construction. The entire
project costing around 100000. s.
B. Cowell is chairman of the State
Board of Control and H. F. KuehnC
is architect '...r
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
AUSTIN COLLEGE WILL
GET ADDITION SOON

Work will begin Immediately on
the library and educational building
at Stephen +. Austin College, Nacog-
dOches, it is announced by w. E.
Hetchum, architect. F. A. Mote has
been awarded the general contract at
S1S9,700. No other contracts have
been awarded, reports the San Antonio
Builders Exchange.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
LUMBER COMPANY
ADDS TO CAPITAL,
ENLARGES PLANT

Our bushes has outgrown our
plant said W. H. Gaines, secretary
and treasurer of the San Antonio
Lumber Company, following the filing
of an amendment last week which in.
creased the capital stock of the Com
pany from $4,000 to $4,000.
ave expect to expand our sheds
and increase our stock of lumber and
other building materials to supply the
great demand,r said Mr.. Gaines. The
San Antonio Lumber Company plant
is at COL Carolina street.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
7 OUCH Of FALL
SPURS HOME
BUILDER

A cooler breeze, a touch Of fall and
thoughts turn from vacation tours to
soft Pickering lights from cheerful
fireplaces which will again light with
cheer, faces in coy homes.
Wintry days are long way off for
San Antonio but cooler weather brings
thoughts of autumn. Green leaves will
soon fade to golden hues and soft
brown-reds and form a wonderful set
ting for the cradle of the nation-thG
home. And setting it truly will be be-
cause the home builder is taking up
the hammer and saw in earnest to
crowd the residential horizons with
frame, stucco, brick and tile dwellings.
BACK HOME AGAIN.
Vacation time is over and the rent
err returns tired and impatient but
with a brighter vision of what real
home should really be. No matter
how humble his dwelling, the home
owner returns to live in contentment
and work in peace with prosperity at
his door. Owning a home and having
a place to come back to is one of the
most wonderful and thrilling things in
the world. He knows that now.
And, to San Antonians who are
home builders, Mother Earth offers
rich advantages and opportunities
amid mans great business and indus
try.
To these offers, good citizens are
responding, increasing home owner
ship and strengthening family ties and
the foundation of their country.
1000 NEW HOMES.
San Antonio will put more than SS,-
100000 in 1000 new dwellings this
year at the present rapid rate she is
building. The city is expanding on
every side and population continues
to increase as thousands flock to the
trade headquarters of the great South
west and the Playground of America.
But the money spent is not really
what counts. Are the builders salts
fled with their living conditions? Are
they happy?
Yes, if they build in San Antonio,
a city noted for its fine homes and
home lovers and called by many 1.-THE
greatest home city in America" Why a.?
Because San Antonio takes time to
live and she has things to live on.
The Playground of America, she Of
fers tourists and her own residents
$40 parks as well as many drives,
athletic fields, etc, for recreation.
Good water is vital to the health,
growth and prosperity of any city and
San Antonio has the best water in the
world. An inexhaustible supply from
artesian wells finds daylight for the
first time when the faucet is turned.
WHO MAKES A HOME?
It's a fine place to rear children,
this San Antonio. Fine schools have
made this the educational center OF
the Southwest for hundreds of years.
And so, it is not the amount spent.
Money alone cannot convert a house
into home and neither can the hap
py newlyweds or the couple with the
brand new baby. Conditions count
Nature must favor your domestic OF
you will surely fail.
But she has blessed San Antonio.
It's easy to MAKE a home here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
CAMPBELLTON PLANS
ONE-STORY SCHOOL

A onestory, five-room and audi
forum, brick, hollow tile and concrete
school building will be erected at
Campbellton in the near future. 1t.
will cost $4,000. Preliminary plans
are being prepared by j. Clyde vii
iams,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
S. A. FIRM GETS
CONTRACT FOR so
MILES OF RAILROAD

Walker & Elder lave been awarded
the contract for the construction of
80 miles of railroad for the Gulf Coast
Lines. The line will run from Ray
mondville TO Edinburg and will have
two taps, one to Monte Cristo and an
~ther to Panchito.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
JAMES TIPS WILL
BUILD NEW HOME

James Tips plans to build brick
home at the corner Of Cincinnati ave-
nue. and CalaveraS street In the near
future. 1t will cost about $500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
NEW SIDEWALK FOR
PLAZA COSTS $4,000

WORK Is wei underway on the new
Sidewalks on the Alamo Plaza side OF
& Company are dOin, the work. 1t Is
costing 5000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
CHOICE SITE
VALUES ARE
SOARING
Promoters Spend Millions
Increasing Profits for
North Side Builder.
THE s1o.OOO,OOo Addition"

The SlO,OOO,OOO Addition.
That's II. ]. Shearer and companys
Woodlawn Terrace on the North Side
Just off the Fredericksburg road.
when entirely completed the addition
will represent a total investment of at
least S10,OOO,0O0," conservatively esti-
mates Mr.. Shearer.
It is announced that north Wood
lawn Terrace, consisting Of 439 lots.
will be formally opened to the public
September 1.
At least 100000 worth of fine
homes are under construction and
many more are planned for the imme-
date future.
In the new section of Woodlawn
Terrace Mr.. shearer says he has paid
100000 to the Alamo Paving com
pany for street construction; $17,5
for water mains, connections, ETC.;
S1S,150 to the San Antonio Public
Service company; $4,000 to the Elder
Construction company for sewers;
$4,000 to Graham & Collins for under
ground cables and white way"
ATTRACT BUILDER.
This represents partial expenditures
in Woodlawn Terrace. More than ST.
100000 have already been spent for
improvements, making homesites desir-
able for the builder.
In the entire addition there are $50
lots. Homes are building up fast and
at the present rapid rate of construc-
ton activity the entire addition will
be solid with homes in a few months.
Homes valued at $4,000 and $780,
900 make this one of the most attrac-
tive additions in San Antonio. More
homes of similar valuations are going
up and real estate values are soaring.
Mr.. Shearer says he will double the
lot buyers money in a year-a real
inducement to the builder, he says.
Conseryatively estimate the average
value of the home in Woodlawn Ter
race at $4,000 and multiply that by the
number of lots in the addition for the
total valuation of homes alone-S6,-
10000. Improvements will make up
the balance of the $10,000,000 addi-
ton.
Included in these improvements
other than the usual sewers, lights,
water, gas and fine paved streets with
curbs and sidewalks, will be swim
ming pool and golf links. Mr.. Shearer.
himself is no novice at the game and
despite the loss of hand in early life
he is among the leading golfers Of the
Alamo Country Club and is the win
ner of several tournaments here.
Work of laying out the course will
be started shortly, Mr.. Shearer an
nounces. Recreation as well as seem
cry and conveniences will be provided
for the home builder in Woodlawn
Place.
Offices of H. ]. Shearer and COM
pany have been moved from the first
section Of Woodlawn Terrace TO the
Fredericksburg road at the corner OF
Mary Louise Drive.
A. Y. Hayes, general contractor and
resident of Woodlawn Terrace, has
started work on 10 new homes in that
addition which are costing a total OF
$4,000. The houses are to be com
pleted and ready for occupancy within
the next GO days. They will be OF
frame and frame stucco. Five are on
FUR Drive and five on Club Drive.
Mr.. Hayes has built 20 homes in
Woodlawn Terrace and while he has
work throughout the city he is spe-
Galizing on Woodlawn Terrace home
construction.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30

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