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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-31
UNITED STATES
Of EUROPE IS
PROPOSED
France and Great Britain
Behind New Move by
League Of Nations.

PARIS. Oct. 3l.-LP)-A United
States of Europe has become the
subject of discussion in Paris as an
outgrowth of what is conceded the
masterful handling by the council of
the League of Nations in recent days
of two situa. )ns dealing with the
peace of Europe-the Locarno agree
ments and the controversy between
the Greeks and the Bulgarians. The
backing given the council by Eu-
ropes two greatest states, France
and Great Britain in both these mat,
tiers and the successful termination Sf
both, is looked upon in some quar-
tiers as meaning that henceforth fthe
League of Nations must be the
agency for the settlement Of an dis
putes.
The council has ended its Sessions,
quickly organized to bring grder out
of the chaos existing along the Greco
Bulgarian frontier in Macedonia, the
members parting with n Feeling of
satisfaction that the belRgerents had
agreed to obey the COVENANT of the
League of Nations anT submit their
dispute to the mediation of the
council.
Security proved one of the main
topics of the finance hl sessions. Wis
count Ishii of Japan brought up the
subject by expressing the hope that
there would be ~ multiplication in
other parts of the world of pacts like
those agreed upon, at Locarno. This
statement of the Japanese statesman
has left some of the league officials
in wonderment is to whether yiscount
Ishii had in mtnd a security pact on
the Pacific Which would embrace the
United States land be wider in scope
than the Washington four-power
agreement Which replaced the Anglo
japanese Alliance. Japan with the
demise of the Geneva peace protocol,
now only has the protection of the
league covenant.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-31
.BURLESON FLOGG|NG
CASE TO Be RETIRED

GEORGETOWN, Tex, Oct. 81
A new trial in the case of r. w.
Burleson VS.. r. Z. Bledsoe ct al, in
connection with the kidnapping and
flogging of Burleson near Taylor in
1923, was granted Friday by Judge
Cooper SAMSON after hearing argu-
ments in behalf of plaintiff. The
new trial was granted in view o.
newly discovered evidence in the case,
which resulted in the sentence to peni.
tertiary terms of several members OF
the flogging band. in criminal action,
and damages in the sum of $1,000 in
civil action in behalf of Burleson'
Suit was brought for 100000 dam
ages in the latter trial.
The new evidence is understood to
be hinged on statements made by
some of the defendants in the trials
Judge SAMSON gave no details for pub
LEGATION.
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HALLOWEEN PARTY
GIVEN BY Y.M.C.A.

COLLINS, fairies, gypsies and plain
ghosts tripped through the corridors
and assembly rooms of the Y. NJ. c. a.
Friday night in gay Halloween revcl
given by the members of the girls OF
the Y. W. C. A. and friends and pa
irons of the "Y." The assembly room
was riotously decorated in Halloween
colors, yellow, black and red, JACKIE
lanterns, paper skeletons and hobgo5-
Inns.
Bobbing for apples, the mystic mir
ror, fortune telling. side shows, all
added TO the merriment of the &C
casion. Refreshments were served UNI
der the direction of Mis- Lois Hyde,
cafeteria director. H. n. Liessler.
membership secretary, was chairman
of the committee in charge.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-31
HALLOWEEN SyPO0KS
APPEAR AT PARTY

Halloween spooks WAIVED, ghosts
tick-tac;ed. girls and boys walked back
ward toward mirror, candlts in hand:
and saw their future sweethe'prts, and
forcheadS were wet bobbing foeS apples
at Gonzalez school Friday AFTERNOON
at the Halloween party given by the
children Of that school under direCRtion
OF Mrs. Emric Johnson. principal.
Songs and dances by the childrt Lq'
terspersed the program, after which rev
freshments were served by :he CLUB
that had just been organized among
the students for social purposes. The
club will hold a series of entertain
ments every month during the school
term.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-31
COVERS
ATLANTIC
COAST
Cold Wave Moves East
From Middlewest; to
Be Warmer

NEW YORK. Oct. 31.-CPD-octo-
Der snow and freezes are bei2g ex-
perienced by a large port:eu Of the
Atlantic seaboard. following similar
conditions in the Midwest.
Football fields as far south as Ten
nessec were snow-covcred today.
Early snow records were broken
in Connecticut, but heavier snow falls
were reported in Washington and Vir-
ginia. An inch and half in New Ha-
ven, Conn. was the heaviest there in
- years, but Washington and North
crn Virginia had n two-inch fall. the
earliest since 1870. Further south.
in Charlottesville, six inches of snow
forced postponement of football game
between the University Of Virginia
and Randolph-Macon.
Had not a furry on October 10
already broken the New York record
for early snow, yesterdays flakes
would have done II by piling up two
inches deep, if they had not melted.
In some parts of Pennsylvania,
sleighs were brought out.
Warmer weather is predicted for
tomorrow. An abatement of low tenn
peratures already is working its way
East.
The farther north on the seaboard
the less snow apparently. Boston had
none at all and Virginia the most.
One of the big spots Of Midwest
snow, now abating was Northern
Ohio with an eight-inch fall. In
Elyria. woman, blinded by the snow.
was killed by n train. Some vessels
on the Great Lakes are covered with
100
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-31
CANADIAN ELECTION
STILL IN DOUBT AS
SNOW HINDERS COUNT

OTTAWA. On,.. Oct. 3t.-tP-
With seven seats in the House of
Commons still in the doubtful column
and the Conservatives short by six
members of clear majority. it seems
probable that not before Monday at
the earliest will it be possible def
nitely TO determine the result of
Thursdays elections throughout Can
ada.
All the constituencies not yet heard
from are scattered. Some of them are
in the far northwest. In the Peace
river district, for instance, the only
means at the present time of trans
m.tting the result Of the ballot is by
dog teams.
Fridays late returns showed only
one new change in the earlier tabula-
ton. This was n gain for the Liber-
ais by the election of $. G.. Tobin in
Wetaskiwin, Alberta. Early Saturday
the standing of the parties was as
follows:
Conservatives lit, Liberals 0S,
Progrcssives 20, Labor ., independent
/, doubtful Z.
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HOLD mccoy FUNERAL
WITH MASONIC RITES

The funeral of Percy II. Mccoy,
%, who died in a local hospital Fri
day, was held in Beeville Saturday
under the auspices of the Masonic
lodge there. Mr.. Mccoy came here
a short time ago for medical treat
ment. Surviving him are his mother,
Mrs. Leila Mccoy of Del Rio; two
sisters. Mrs. f. \. Dugat of Rio
Hondo and Mrs. j. B. Wood of Bee
vile. and one brother, Il. L. Mccoy
of Dallas.
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HIGH SCHOOL PEP,
SQUAD ORGANIZED

Main Avenue High School Pep
Squad" was organized Friday with a
large membership. Meeting of the
Squad" will be held frequently. The
purpose of the Squad" is TO pep up
enthusiasm for Main Avenue school
among the boys and girls who partici-
pate in school yells. encourage attn
ietics and all activities of the school.
The squad" will make its first ap-
pearance at the football game between
the Main Avenue and Houston North
side iunnor eleven Saturday, at
Schwab field.
Uniforms will be obtained for the
.Sduad' Mt an early date ard they
promise to be as "peppy" as the
"Sduad' itself. according to members
of the Squad"
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HIGH SCHOOL AID CLUB
BOOSTED ATBANQUET

Boosts for Main Avenue High School
featured the first banquet of the Main
Avenue High School Ad Clubs ban
quet, held in the cafeteria Of that
school, noon Friday. The purpose OF the
Adj Club is to sell Main Avenue High
school to students and public and all
the talks were along that line.
Vice Principal G. W. Gotke told
the members that each was an adver-
tiser and salesman of himself, and
that it depended upon the approach
and the quality of what one had to
sell if he succeeded. Salesmanship
was also stressed by Mr.. Gotke in his
talk to the pupils. The club expects,
to interest every student in the school
in its membership and to grow to be
the largest club in the school.
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COLLEGE BOYS GET ADVICE
STRAIGHT FROM WORKMAN
BY B. c. FORBES

representatives elected By all the rep
resentatives and three representatives
appointd sTom the management. There
are seven general committees, each
having jurisdiction over some phase
of /employe relationship, such as ad-
i1stmcnt, safety, athletics, etc.
IF an employe feels he has a gricv-
ance. he has the right TO take the
question up directly with his foreman,
accompanied by one or both Of the
representatives of his section. Failing
to get satisfaction. he can put his case
in writing and refer it TO the shop
committee. This committee. composed
of three management representatives
and three from the employees, tries the
case.
IF they cannot satisfy the work
man. the case goes to the section sup
erintcndcnt. II he cannot settle the
case. il next goes to the general joint
committee on adjustment. II this com.
mittcc fails to settle the case, II goes
to the manager, whose decision Is IL
nal.
whenever committee gives n
unanimous decision, there is no APP
peal. An employe can. however, ap-
peal any decision which has not been
supported by all the committee mem
beers. 4 majority decision of any com
mittce under the plan, is absolutely
final and binding upon the manage
ment. but an employee can appeal from
any decision on other than that which
is supported by all committee mem
bers.
"Up to May I, 1925, the manager
has been called upon to settle only
six cases out of 321 handled since our
plan was put into operation. Four de-
cisions were rendered in favor of the
employees and two in favor of the man
agemcnt.
I'VE passed through two wage re.
ductions without labor difficulty OF
any kind.
The Lynn plan of representation
is proving TO the skeptics that EN-
ploye representation will work if both
sides play the game in the American
way. on the square "
Some of the questions hurled at the
tool maker indicated that there are
many anti-capitalists among the stu,
dents. Our space, however, is filled
for today.
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Can you picture a workman max.
ing long address before a body OF
college students? One has done 1t
and done it extremely well.
The Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology asked Gerard SwopG
president of General Electric. 10 taHi
before the class in engineering admin
istration. Mr.. Swope, a graduate
from the institute but also a gr9hatc
from overalls. suggested that lt/would
be more helpful to have oDe of their
workmen appear before ting prospective
graduates. And it waS'so arranged.
Stanley S. RingerS~a tool-makcr in
the West Lynn shQls, was chosen. He
not only made IA long address, but
promptly ANSWERED more than 40
questions fiTYd at him by the stu
The CONSTANT complaint is that
when ySuths leave school or college
and phfngc into the workaday world
they Are absolutely ignorant concern
ingfhe stern realities of earning a
wing. Would it not be extremely
/uscful were schools and colleges
throughout the country to follow the
example here cited.
The General Electric workman was
asked TO tell something of the men S
relations with the company, particu-
larly its plan of representation. Here
are points from Mr.. Ringers talk
which should interest employers and
employees alike:
Our plan of representation was
instituted Mt the Lynn works follow
ing the settlement of a strike which
brought approximately 14,OOO men
and women on the street on July u.s.
1918. The plan was officially IN,
augurated on November 20, 1918 and
has been in operation ever since.
"Our plant is divided into sections:
each containing approximately 2Oo
employees. Several sections are
grouped into shops, including total
of not materially more than 600 en-
ployes. Each section elects by secret
ballot. from among their number, two
representatives to serve one year.
1.-TWO forms of committees are used.
The representatives of shop elect
three of their number who, with three
representatives of the management,
form n shop committee.
General committees consist of three
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-31
PAY DAY JAMBOREE
DATE POSTPONED

The pay day jamboree, which was
scheduled for Saturday night, has been
postpoh he'd until Monday night, No
VEN Der ,, it was announced Satur-
d2S at the Army Y. VI. c. A.
Z All soldiers are invited to attend
she Halloween party at this time.
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STUDENTS PRESENT
ANNUAL FALL CIRCUS

Crockett schools annual fall festival
was given at l. noon and S D. m.
Friday at the school building. The
entertainment consisted of one-ring
circus. with animals. clowns, aero
bats and stunts. followed by Il min
strel show. The circus was under the
direction Of Herman Hirsch, princi-
pal. while Miss Hazel Stevens direct
ed the minstrel show.
Funds received from the entertain
ment will go to purchase playground
equipment for the school.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-31
OIL REGULAR KEEPS
JOB FOR SERGEANT

"One of our old regulars" said
Police Sergeant Beze Friday night
as he booked a habitual drunk.
The prisoner assumed a dramatic
air, stepped to the wicket, and point
ed an accusing finger at the Of
iicer.
"Yes. sir, and if it wasn't fer guys
like me you'd be out of a job he
shouted
The sergeant just grinned his graft
.udp
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NEGRO HURT WHILE
MAKING ADJUSTMENT
UNDER PARKED CAR

There is one> San Antonio motorist
who has a PERVERTED sense of humor.
Henry Frye, Hegro emp!oye Of the
Orsinger Motor COMPANY. on Nam
avenue, was his victim Friday night.
Frye was beneath an automobile
parked az the eAlrb, making n minor
adjustment His, feet and legs stuck
from beneath thel car.
The motorist drSve his car over the
negro's l.gs and stAed away before his
identity could be Established.
FRYE went 10 the Robert b. Green
hospital to receive ttea
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TO ELIMINATE
DANGEROUS CORNER

One hundred and fifty dollars viii
be appropriated by the city commits,
sion Monday to purchase land needed
TO widen the intersection of Goliad
and Peach streets, eliminating a dan
gerOus corner.
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MA GRANTS PARDON,
EXTENDS BURROUGHS

AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 31.-Pl-
One conditional pardon, and three
extensions of furloughs were granted
Friday by Governor Miriam \. Fergu-
son. The governor RENTED the jail
sentence of Scoville Chaffin, sen
fenced to so days in Jail in Bell
County, for giving worthless checks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-31
HASKELL GAS PLANT
DESTROYED BY FIRE

MUSKOGEE, Okla. Oct. 31.-P)-
Fire of unknown origin Friday night
destroyed the compression plant of the
Oklahoma Natural Gas Company near
Haskell at an approximate loss Of
100000. James Norwood, AZ, one of
three men working in the plant, was
badly burned about the face in escap-
ing. George Beam, 33. was also burn
ed about the face and back and Will
liam Cantrill, %, was slightly burned.
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Hertzberg. Kercheville & Thomson
lawyers, COS Brady Blds.-(Adv.)

. EtTtZDtES, hcTCUtNiiie q lHOi1DSOH
lawyers, Cos Brady Blds.-(Adv.)
Dancing to-nite Rainbow Garden,
Houston and Navarro Sts.-( Adv
The Carpenters are there when it
comes to showing the public u good
time. Don't miss the Halloween ball
az Labor Temple Saturday night, Oc-
tober. 81. Get one Of the prizes; they
are fine.--(Adv.)
Carpenters annual ball. Halloween
night, Labor Tenple, rain or shine.
come one, come all. Saturday, De-
tober 31st. Lots OF fun for the old
and young. Bring your costumes
(Adv) ~.
Halloween Dance Saturday night at
St. Albert's Hail. corner Wyoming and
Idianola. Echo Boys.-(Adv.
Big Halloween dance, Helotes, BAN
dera road, Saturday 31st. Prizes for
best costume. Souvenirs and fun for
everyone. Midnight Syncopators or
chestra.-(Adv.)
Say don't miss the Halloween ball
at Labor Temple Saturday night, De,
tober 31st. Four prizes for best cos-
tunes. Thirty attendance prizes.--
(Adv.)
Opening dance at Turner hall.
Sunday, November 1, with the original
Winter Garden Syncopators. Dane
ing every night except Monday; Nj.
Fuller. tAdv)
Dance at MACEDONIA Sunday night.
Music by E. ]. Homen's Merrymak-
crs.-(Adv.)
Old time dance at Martinez Sunday,
November 1.-(Adv.)
Watch. clock, jewelry repairing and
engraving, fancy shaped watch crys-
tails 81 and up. round crystals, 25c-
:0c: beads, pearls Nstrung. zoe ana
up. Albert ]. Cichon. 105 South
Alamo street. San Antonio. Texas.
Just south of Joslle's. CIR. G232, form
erly with McNeel's Jewelry Co., seven
years. (Adv.)
BnEe cara ana DuHCO party. W "
W. hall, every Saturday night Adv
Old time Halloween dance Sunday
night. Fest Silver Leaf Social Club.
Tho. Artz music.-(Adv.)
Halloween dance, Castroville. Sat
unlay night, October 31st. Music by
SIN Dodgers.-(Adv.)
Big prize Halloween masquerade
dance at Frat Hall tonight Adv.)
The "HOtteSt" dance with the hottest
of hot. original red peppers. Beethov-
en- Danceland Halloween Frolic.-
(Adv.)
Halloween Frolic tonight. Beethoven
Danceland. Original Red Peppers
(Adv.)
Dance, Sunday. either roof or bail
room. Labor Temple. with the music
Of quality. Temple Hotshots. CAdy.)
Prize masquerade and novelty
dance. Rainbow Garden, tonight,
Houston and Navarro SITS. (Ady.)
Halloween masOuc dance tonight at
Turner Hall. Music by Homen S
Mcrrymakers. Gents SOC. Ladies 20c.
! (Ady.)
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MICHAEL w. FRUNZE,
SOVIET LEADER, DIES

MOSCOW, Oct. 31.-P)-Gen-
eral Michael W. Frunze. Soviet com
missar for war, died today, following
an operation yesterday.
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AUTOMOBILES
Used Cars for Sale
SOME CHEAP ONES

SOME CHEAP ONES
1918 Ford touring. Al motor. SIS
takes It.
1917 Ford touring, runs good. fair
YANTIs MOTOR co.
Broadway ut Fourth SITS. Or. 500.
1924 FORD sedan. a real nice one. In
tras, bargain. good terms. or. 1898. Lind
sey-Kroush Auto CO. al Main Ave.
LATE 1924 Tudor sedan. lock wheel.
original paint. balloon tires. upholstery
like new, has seen very little service;
si65 cash. terms or trade.
HERPEL-G
Or. $50. 100 Z. Houston.
PACKARD single six sedan that is per
feet. We give you a new car guarantee:
Duco paint; bargain; good terms. or.
1898. Llndsey-Krough Auto Co., All Main
Avenue.
TOBIN-THoRNToN co
COS n. Alamo st. Or. Glib.
Call TO see us to buy your car. Guar.
antesd values Reliable dealers. Consider
this facti
FORD LIGHT DELIVERY
Runs good. has good tires, a good buy
OF only SIS. See Barry at
YANTIs MOTOR co.
Broadway at Fourth SITS. Or. $500.
CHEVROLET club sedan, late model, a
real nice car and only 1875 real buy;
good terms. Or. 1895. Lindsey Trough
Auto Co., al Main Ave.
DODGE roadster. new top. paint and
tires: will take Ford in trade. 1901
$. Presa, Mission 525.
1928 FORD TOURING
Only 60 days old. Buy this and save
over 800. See Barry at
YANTIS MOTOR CO.
Broadway at Fourth SITS. Cr 500.
LATE 1920 Ford sedan. in excellent con-
dition throughout. five wire wheels.
speedometer, Atwater Kent ignition and
many other extras it's a rare pickup at
tl45. See OTIS Caruthers. Or. 7i7O.
1924 TUDOR sedan, just like new, good
rubber, fine mechanically. sell this car
for s4s5. take in old Ford. Phone Mis-
3O7. Terms.
BARGAIN. Ford coupe. Al motor,
starter, new paint. extras, terms. 1929
$. Laredo. TT. 1907.
Dodge Bros. Coupe, 1924
In perfect mechanical condition. enam-
ell finish. like new, five new Goodyear
tires. must sell at once. will handle
terms. Gail ]. N. Woodall, CIR. 1895,
Evenings Woodlawn 22Sl-J.
1917 Ford Roadster
with az Inch tires. all around, slip-on
body, good motor, $50.
EL-GILLESPIE,
100 z. Houston st. Or. $50.
1924 STUDEBAKER special six. five
passenger sedan that sure Is real nice;
balloon tires, Duco paint, big bargain;
good termss Or. 1895. Lindsey through
Auto Co., All Main Ave.
LATE 1924 FORD COUPE
Has new paint. new tires, good buy;
only 1856. See Barry at
YANTIS MOTOR co.
broadway at Fourth SITS. CT. 800.
LATE 1925 Ford touring, in original con-
dltion, lock wheel. fender b-Aces, other
extras, something nice at s2e5: terms.
See Otis caruthers. 523 Broadway. Or.
ITO.
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AUTOMOBILES
Used Cars for Sale


1924 HUDSON five-passenger sedan, q,
real good one, looks and runs like new:
bargain; GOOD terms. Or. 1895. Lindsey
Trough Auto Co. al Main Ave.
1928 FORDOR sedan, lock wheel. double
bar bumper. other extras; the price
makes II real buy. sS75. See Otis Ca
ruthers. 523 Broadway. CT. 1870.
Scale Ford Exchange
1924 Ford Tudor sedan. s1s2 down.
$500 per month.
1925 Ford coupe. balloon tires, like
new. $3.50 down, $3.50 month.
1923 Ford coupe, ss6 cash, $3.50
month.
1921 Ford sedan, $50 cash, 11:.1o
month.
1924 Ford touring. s115 cash. $3.50
month.
1928 Ford touring. ss5 cash, s1S.ls
month.
These cars have been overhauled guar
anteed will take in your old Ford.
SIT Z. Houston ST. TT. 2l36.
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Used Cars for Sale

Used Cars Tor sale 100
PACKARD single six sport. no better
car in tho city: good looking, Duco
paint. bargain good terms. OR. 1895.
Lindsey KrOugn Auto Co, Al Main Ave.
1925 FORD Tudor sedan. this Ford has
been used less than 90 days. Will sell for
$500 under list price. See Hahn.
JORDAN-IVERS MOTOR CO.
S. Alamo and Garden SITS. Or. 1913.
1925 MODEL Ford coupe. five new bal
loon tires. lots OF extra equipment, sell
this car at reel bargain. can take in a
cheaper Ford. Phone TT. 4f5G-J
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Carpenters annual ball. Halloween
night, Labor Tenple, rain or shine.
come one, come all. Saturday, De-
tober 31st. Lots OF fun for the old
and young. Bring your costumes
(Adv.l
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Employment Agencies
AUTOMOBILES
Observation-Disclosures

BICYCLES repaired and rebuilt. Dayton
and Iver-Johnsons in stock; easy terms.
2il st. Mary's st.
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The Carpenters are there when it
comes to showing the public Il good
time. Don't miss the Halloween ball
at Labor Temple Saturday night, Oc-
tober 81. Get one of the prizes; they
are fine.--(Adv.)
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Help Wanted-DOmestic

TWO good rooms unfurnished. electric
lights and water furnished, $40 per
month. 3ii z. Laurel.
GIRL wanted foT general houseworls.
German country girl preferred. Cr
1855.
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EDUCATIONAL
Music .Danhg .Dramatic IS

SCHOOL, Of drap,tlc expression. Leila
Pyron. Mission W.
RATLPOOM daJing. private or classic,
snariai trstrrc,h. acrobatic. classic, in
tsrpretIye, str hlng and faze routine.
Miss Talbot. T. WV.
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Help Wanted-Male or Female 10

MARTINS CAFE. will please you. Very
beat foods, excellent service. Special
Sunday dinners. 1923 Main.
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Dancing to-nite Rainbow Garden,
Houston and Navarro Sts.-(Adv.)
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Halloween Dance Saturday night at
st. Albert's Hall, corner Wyoming and
Idianola. Echo Boys Adv.)
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1928 Ford Touring

Starter. demountable wheels. Bosch ig
n.toa lock wheel, speedometer, motor
thoroughly reconditioned. $3.50, terms,
see
HERPEL-GILLEsPIE,
790 Z. Houston st. CT. $50