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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
"Our Mary"
Palace Film Star

Pleased expressions of Palace thea
ter patrons, indicate Mary Pickford's
latest release Little Annie Rooney
will draw even greater crowds to that
show house this week than did "Thc
Lost World"
Judging from the praise accorded
the film it has all the ingredients OF
the past Pickford pictures of interna-
tional fame.
The story was inspired by the old
song Little Annie Rooney" and is the
work of Katherine Hennesscy.
Our Mary" in taking the part OF
Little Annie, 12-year-old daughter OF
an East Side policeman, is mixed in
all sorts of mischief. She is the leader
of a gang of street urchins constantly
in trouble through their prank play
ing. The pranks of the gang consti.
tute the humor which is well balanced
and interspersed with drama, pathosi
thrills and interest.
The supporting cast is made up prin-
cipally of juvenile talent which ap'
peals to the audience as much as the
efforts of veteran stars of the silver
sheet. William Haines. Carlos
Schipps, VIOLA Vale, and other screen
stars are cast in the major roles.
A clever musical scene has been ar
ranged by Don Felicc to accompany
the picture and Alfonso Esparza Otet
and his operate stars are appearing II
an entirely new program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
Majestic Bill
Pleases Audiences

Headlined by the ever mirth pro-
voking Jack McLallen and Sarah" in
their act old enough TO bring forth
memories of bygone laughs yet spark
ling with enough new wit to be re-
freshing, the bill at the Majestic this
week met with the approval Of Sun
days audiences.
Jack and Sarah with their "wiseS
cracks" skates and whatnot are sup
ported on this visit to San Antonio
by a xylophone player, a recent adj
dition to their skit.
Two American Indians and Miss
Clifford Wayne in a variety act of
acrobatics and musical stunts serve
as a curtain raiser.
Assisted by Miss Cara Morelli. who
plays the piano, and violinist of the
old school, La Bernicia, an American
girl, executes Russian folk dances
that have won the admiration and envy
of native performers.
Eva Esmond and Jat Grant are the
principals in a clever dancing and
dialogue act.
Character portrayals in song and
dance act by Marie Nordstrom. bids
for leading place in the weeks en-.
tertainment.
Shirley Mason in the Scarlet Hon
eymoon, furnishes the screen fea-
ture.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
SAN ANTON|AN ROUTS
SAFE BURGLAR

Because r. H. Mathews, Of the
Stapleton Music company, Broadway
and Travis street, had to send a tele-
gram on Sunday, burglars were foiled
in an attempt to loot the company's
safe, containing about $40O in cur
rency and checks. Frightened when
Mr.. Mathews entered the store, they
fled through n window, leaving their
tools by the safe. the combination of
which was badly battered.
Mathews entered the store about
30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Hear
ing a noise upstairs he called, think
ing possibly o. W. Stapleton, pro-
prietor, had come into the store for
something. When he got no reply, he
went upstairs, only to find that the
burglars had fled. He found their
tools and the battered safe and a win
dow leading to the alley open.
He then called Mr.. Staplcton and
detectives we're notified. When Mr..
Stapleton reached the store he found
also that the private drawer TO his
desk had been pricd open. The tools
used had been taken from the COM
pany's work shop, where they had LETT
an electric fan running.
Monday morning a photograph oil
finger prints on the safe was tn ken
and detectives have a clue which they
believe will lead to an arrest during
the dnv
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
VEGETABLE SHIPMENTS.

SAN ANTONIO. Oct. 5.-Two of four
cars of watermelons shipped Saturday
and one Of i6s cars of sweet potatoes
rolled on the same day had their origin
in Texas. In the movement OF other
commodities, however. this state was not
listed. and no Texas shipments were
listed Sunday. Features of the weekend
rollings were the important potato and
apple movements and shipments of spin
ach from both Washington and Oregon.
Saturday there moved: 255 cars of cab
bage. 1887 cars of apples, four of canta-
loupes. IL Of cauliflower. % celery. four
grapefruit $40 grapes. 10 lemons, So let
tucc. is mixed deciduous, 81 mixed vege-
tables. 81 tomatoes. Al peaches, 40 or
anges. 1i9 pears, three plums and prunes,
l113 Of white potatoes and eight of string
beans.
Sundays shipments totalled so cara
" white potatoes. 81 OF oranges two OF
peaches. nine of pears, one OF plums and
prunes. nine Of sweet potatoes. is Of to-.
matoes. one Of waterrnelons. lsa apples,
10 cabbage, five grapefruit. 76i grapes,
nine lemons, 20 lettuce. IL mixed vcge.
tables ~ onions and one each celery and
cantaioupes.
Lettuce for the weekend was firm at
s9Ona3.25 for California standard crates
Of Iceberg at Colorado loading points
whore potatoes also showed an upturn
with Peoples Russets, ON n sacked wng.
nnioad 10 growers basis brought Si.a56
iSS Idaho Falls reported sacked Rur-
ais firm at ti,20 for No. I stock on .
carload cash track market. while sacked
round whites at Minnsapaiis-st Pat,
were stronger with hest stock quoted
as high as ti,se cwt on a delivered basis.
freight only deducted. Grapes we've
weak Int with table stock unchangeh
OF the Juice stock zlnfandeis we're quot.
Cd at t9o0Ss ton and Muscais tioa as.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
|RATE CITIZENS
De NJ A n D
BRIDGE

Claiming the city has gone back on
a promise made two months ago, ap-
proximately 100 irate residents pc
titioned the commission Monday to
erect a bridge across Martinez Greek
on Navidad Street Immediately.
1.-TWO months ago n committee from
our part of town was promised o
bridge at this point" the petitioners
declared.
"A few days ago, however. we call
ed on Street Commissioner Paul Stef-
fler and were told h0bridge couldn't
be built at this time" they continued.
Enough Improvements have beer
made in this locality in the last IL
months to bring the city approximate
ly $4,000 in taxes yearly and it seems
only fair that we should have bridge
that will cost not more than S35O0."
The residents also asserted that
hundreds of families are forced to send
their children a long distance out OF
the way TO get them To school owing
to the break in Navidad Street at the
creek.
hcrc 10 no elrceI TuHnins uoIll
and south between Brazos and Gala
vcras streets. distance of eight
blocks, that an automobile can ira
verse. it is claimed.
The fire department is forced to
take a round about course to get to
our homes and the lack of a bridge il
keeping us from getting a bus line
which we need badly, the petitioners
declared.
''We would be satisfied with q
wooden bridge" they said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
CHARTERS GRANTED

AUSTIN. Tex. Oct. 5.-[P--Chartered ::
Fidelity Savings and Building Loan
association. Brownsville; capital stock
$40, 900 O60. Incorporators: o. G. Cool
ing C, Pengily. S. c. Tucker.
American Angora Goat Breeders asso-
citation. Rock Springs; capital stock
$4,000 1ncorporators: Bob Davis, c, E.
DegroH and W. w. Chism.
Highland Park Society of Arts High
land Park: no capital stock. Incor-
porators: Mrs. A. II. Bailey. Mrs. Z. Il.
Caller and Mrs. J. NJ. Higginhotham.
Gold Hill Gardens thorticulturaD
Beaumont: capital stock 10000. Incor-
porators: J. n. Hensley, Nellie NJ. Hens
ley and 2. A. Winkler.
Worth: capital stock $4,000. incorpor-
ators Herman Marx, Louis Richker and
Theodore Mack.
Pentagon Oil and Gas company. Fort
Worth; capital stock $4,000. Incorpora-
tors: Mike II. 5. Livingstone, o. r.
Haney and Glenn Smith.
Thomas Gin company, Hale Center;
capital stock $4,000. Incorpora tors:
Mike H. Thomas. J. +. Cochran and S. F.
Cade.
Sanford Investment company, Dallas.
capItaI stock $4,000. Incorporators: +.
f. Foster NJ. Frank Watson and W.
Tnlted states Drug store. Galveston:
capital stock 100000. Ineorporators;
Henry l.. Hudson, $. T. Mcdonald and
:. s. Kay.
Nash Waco company. Waco; changing
name 10 Waco chevrolet company.
Foreign permit;
NurkoIls Packing company, Pueblo,
coio . capitat stock $1,000. 600. Texas
agent, Alex A.. Dewar, III Paso.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
"Border Legion"
Showing at Plaza

On its return engagement at the
Plaza Thcater. Zane Gray-Paramount
production. 1.-THE Border Legion, "
thrilled audiences Sunday.
Keeping true to book form, it is o
thrilling story and an exciting drama
of the early West starring Antonio
Moreno and Helene Chadwick.
After a three day run it will be re-
placed by " The Enemy Sex" James
Cruze production which opens Wedncs-
day. Betty Compson, Percy Marmont
and Neil Hamilton are featured in the
Cruze picture.
Merton of the Movies" which was
heraldcd as one of the best ccnima
comedies and taken from a story in the
Saturday Evening Post based on stu
do life. will be shown for n return
engagement Friday and Saturday
Glenn Hunter stars in "Merton of the
Movies"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
Meighan Stars
in Prison Movie

Thomas Meighan, in "The Man
Who Found Himself" runs true to the
standard of Meighan pictures.
Tom is seen at his best in another
prison story which is made doubly in
teresting with actual scenes of the ia
nous Sing Sing prison of New York.
Playing n big brother role, Neigh
an takes the blame when a younger
brother loses heavily in Wall street
and borrows from their fathers bank,
funds to "cover up" From the happy
go-lucky son of small town banker,
Meighan's lot is cast with that of the
prison scum.
During his stay in the prison Tom
absorbs the pessimistic outlook on life
prevalent in other prisoners and prac-
tees them on his release. But the
picture has happy ending.
Lloyd Hamilton's comedy, "Thc
Movies adds materially to the pro.
gram.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
LABOR FEDERATION
DELEGATES GATHER
AT ATLANTIC CITY

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 5.-LR-
Representatives of nearly 100000 or
ganized workers assembled today for
the formal opening of the forty-fifth
annual convention of the American
Federation of Labor.
A new hand was at the helm for the
first time in more than a quarter of a
century, William Green, who was
chosen president last winter after the
death of Samuel Gompers.
All signs point to harmony, espcci-
ally after the settlement here last
week of the long jurisdictional dispute
between the plasterers and bricklay-
ers.
Today's program called for the Gus
tomary welcoming addresses. the ap-
pointment of routine committees and
the presentation of the executive coun.
ellis report.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
The White Monkey
Ria[fo Feature Film

Barbara LAMAR, starring in 1.-THE
White Monkey at the Rialto, takes
advantage of the opportunity offered
her and proves beyond doubt that
she has the ability to portray the man
nerisms of the American society wom-
an. Her acting in the White Mon
key" promises to be the talk of the
week.
The picture is taken from story
by John Galsworthy, dealing with the
love Affairs of two married couples.
Thrills and suspense are brought
forth with the introduction of an in
terlopcr who threatens to wreck the
homes of the married couples.
"Won By Law" clever comedy, a
news reel and scenic photography con-
stitute the remainder of the program.
Ernest Hauscr is presiding over the
Rialto Concert Orchestra. He has ar
ranged clever score to accompany
the feature picture.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
GOOD PROGRAMS ABOUND
, AT San ANTONIO THEATERS

That old bromide about it pouring
when 1t rains is borne out in the
programs at San Antonio theaters this
week.
The Majestic starts the shower by
presenting summer bill of winter
quality. This weeks vaudeville pro
gram is undoubtedly the best that has
shown at the popular playhouse during
the summer season.
But the Majestic does not stand
alone in the matter of superior en-
tcrtainment. The moving picture
houses and the burlesque thcater turn
the shower into a downpour by pre-
scnting unusually high class programs
without exception.
There's the Palace, for instance,
Americas Sweetheart, the inimitablC
Mary Pickford, holds the silverscreen
in Little Annie Rooney
Thomas Meighan in THE Man Who
Found Himself" upholds the high
standard set by the other theaters
at the Empire.
The American society woman is
personified by Barbara LAMAR in
"The White Monkey" at the Rialto.
The Princess offers The Trouble
With Wives" 1t is comedy of high
order, starring Tom Moore, Florence
Vidor and Ford Sterling.
Ollie Debrow and AL Pharr. with a
bevy of comely girls, offer THE Flap
per" as a good musical comedy at the
Royal. There is also a good West
ern movie.
THE Border LEGION" with Tony
Moreno opens the week at the Plaza.
1t will be followed by THE Enemy
Sex
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

Chicago: Temperature. &C.; eloudy.
twelve-mile wind from the west; lowest
temperature in last "a hours. as; high.
est, Sc.
Kansas City: Temperature, 81; clear; :
less than ten-mile wind from the SOUTH
lowest temperature in last "a hours, 20;
highest, IS.
New York: Temperature. ga; eloudy'
less than ten-mile wind from the east
lowest temperature in last "a hours. 500
highest. So. ~
than ten-miie wind from the north; low
est temperature in last "a hours, 4Ss
highest. a..
Washington: Temperature. 50; cloudy;
less than ten-mile wind from the northT
west: lowest temperature In last -
hours, Sc: highest. Y.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
SHIP HEAD UNAWARE
Of U-BOAT ACCIDENT

ROME, Sept. 5.-P)-The an
nounccment by the ministry of marine
that the Italian submarine Sebastiano
Vcniero was sunk August %, by the
steamer Capena, of the Rome Naviga-
ton Company, has brought forth a
statement by Captain Longo of the
Capena to the London correspondent
of the Messaggero.
Captain Longo said he remembered
having struck some object on the
morning of August 90, but as the sea
was extremely rough, 1t was regarded
as a specially violent wave and was so
registered in the ships log.
He left for Rome today to appear
before the naval authorities.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
'Houdini" Twice
Twists From
Laws Grasp

Corpus Christi's "Houdini"
still Is at large.
Besides being an elusive pris'
oner, the youth is a forger and
wanted in the coast city.
Captured there recently he es.
capped and fled to San Antonio.
Detectives Golf and Hice ar
rested his Sunday night at the
request of the Corpus authori'
ties.
j. c. Smith, member Of the
constabulary Of that county.
started back with him imme.
diately after his arrest.
He reached the end Of South
Flores street with his prisoner.
Then "Houdlni" lived up to
his name and leaped.
Again they are looking for
him.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
WALTHALL INVITED
TO GOLF AT DALLAS

days of auld lang syne" were re-
called by Walter Walthall Monday
when he received an invitation to at
tend the first annual invitation tourn-
ament on the golf links of the Dallas
Country Club, October 20 to % in
elusive.
This invitation was signed by T. W.
Gregory IT., a friend of Mr.. Wal
thall during his "sand-lot days" at
Austin, when he boarded with Mr..
Gregory's mother.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
SCHOOL HI-Y CLUBS
TO HOLD MEETINGS

breckenridge and Edgar Allen POI
Hi-Y Clubs will held a meeting at 6
y. m. Tuesday 1t was announced by
=. u. Frcdericks, director Of the boys
department Of the ~Y.7 T. r. krOut
is leader Of the Breckenridge Club and
James Duggsf Of the Edgar Allen Poe
Club.
A meeting a the Joske EMPLOYED
BOYS Club will BE- held ~ the ~" a
q n. m. Wednesday, Director Fred
ericks also announced.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
Royal Comedians
Backed by Good Film

Ollie Debrow and Al Pharr, favorite
Royal comedians, are seen at their
best in THE Flapper," the musical
comedy production for the first half
weeks run. They were given thunder
GUS applause by the audience as were
the special features of the comdy.
Hoot Gibson, in "Spook Ranch" fur.
nishes thrills. mystery and plenty Of
action for the film feature Of the pro-
gram. His exhibitions of horseman-
ship and daring in tbs picture are
rated among the best of his work.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05

Hcnnessy, played by Ford Sterling,
tells of the little wife of the pre-mar-
riagc adventures of her husband.
The husband makes the mistake Of
bringing his bachelor friend into his
happy home.
Esther Ralston registers a hit as
Dagmar, the beautiful Paris shoe de-
signer. Besides the sterling quality
of the comedy, the entertainment of
the picture is increased with n foot
wear and hosiery fashion show.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
MAN FAILS TO MAKE
BOND in RUM CASE

Rudolph Kirschncr waived prclim-
mary hearing and was rcmanded to
Jail in default of $500 bond when ar
raigned before United States Commits
sioner r. j.. Edwards on charges of
violating the prohibition laws Mon.
day. He was arrested as the result
of raid on n house in the 300 block
of I,afitte street.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
EIGHT CORPS AREA
RECRUITING SLUMPS

Recruiting in the Eighth Corps Area
took a slump during the month Of
September, only 544 men being signed
up as compared to $50 during August,
according to reports received at Fort
Sam Houston.
The Oklahoma City recruiting office
led with lis recruits.
Fort Sam Houston was second with
81 recruits. Dallas third with so, Fort
Bliss fourth with 40 and Houston fifth
with 40.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
CITY WILL IMPROVE
DANGEROUS CROSSING

Property will be cut away from the
northeast corner of Goliad and Water
streets, eliminating dangerous inter
section, Paul Steffler. street commits
sioner, announced after conference
with the owner Monday.
Street cars on Goliad are unable to
pass automobiles on account of the
narrowness of the street and accidents
have been frequent, Mr.. Stcffler said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
SCHOOL
OBSERVES
RALLY DAY
Prospect Hill Christian
Church to Hold
Revival.

Members and the Sunday school de-
partment of the Highland Park Pres
byterian Church Joined in the obscr-
walton of Rally Day Sunday morning,
launching a campaign to secure 200
members.
The Rev. G. B. Stricken, pastor,
spoke and Z. ID. Frederick, superin-
tendent, had charge of the program.
Revival services will be started at
the Prospect Hill Christian Church
Friday. October Is, with the Rev. A..
B. McReynolds. evangelist, in charge,
according to the Rev. L. T.. Dichl,
pastor.
Five hundred homes will be pro-
vided by Methodists in San Antonio
to accommodate delegates attending
the sixty-seventh annual session of the
West Texas conference at the Laurel
Heights Methodist Church October Is.
HUSTON breaches.
Evangelist Fl. W. Busby of Fort
Worth, engaged in conducting a re-
vival at the Denver Heights Church
of Christ, will go to Sparta, Tenn,
He will preach here through Tues
day night, according to Minister Ar
thur Slater.
The fall session Of the Presbytery
Of Western Texas will be held at
Brownsville Thursday night in conncc.
ton with a program being given by
the Presbyterian Church of that city.
The Rt. Rev. S. Arthur Huston,
bishop Of Olympia. preached both Sun
day services at st. Marks Episcopal
Church here. He was formerly rector
here.
Representatives from San Antonio
will leave carly this week to attend
the international convention of the
Disciples of Christ in Oklahoma City,
October s to Is.
TO ADDRESS MEN.
The Rev. Fred II. Barnett of Nash
vile will speak at a meeting of the
men of the Laurel Heights Methodist
Church Wednesday night.
A membership campaign to last
throughout the winter was launched
by members of the Mems Baraca class
of the Travis Park Methodist Church
at a mass meeting in the st. Anthony
Hotel Sunday morning.
z. A. Zirkel, retiring president. and
DIR. Arthur J. Moore, pastor, spoke.
Growing attendances are showing
the popularity of the services being
conducted by the Mckinley Avenue
Methodist Church by DR.. ]. c. Patty,
evangelist. according to the Rev. III.
NJ. Ratliff, pastor.
The campaign closes Sunday, Oc-
tober IL.
Evangelist Sid Williams of San An
tonic, will preach at Westhoff next
Sunday. ....
BACK FROM DALLAS.
DR.. J. w. Rowland. pastor of the
Prospect Hill Methodist Church, re-
turned to San Antonio last week after
attending meeting of the Texas
Christian Advocate board at Dallas.
The Rev. r. Y. Adams, for three
years field secretary for Southwest
Texas, under the Baptist state board.
has been called to fill the pastorate of
the newly formed Woodlawn Baptist
Church.
Members arc planning a new church
in Woodlawn Terrace on lots turned
over to them by the Baptist associa-
ton of this city.
Mission Festival was observed in
Lutheran churches in San Antonio
with appropriate services Sunday.
The Baptist state board has EN-
ployed the Rev. Henry l.. DuPree
pastor of the Dcvine Baptist Church.
to help with closing the current years
work and to start the 1926 program.
His headquarters will be in San
Antonio.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
The Weather
TEMPERATURES.
FORECAST.

San Antonio and vicinity: Monday
night and Tuesday partly cloudy; high.
est temperature about 80 degrees; lighr
to moderate southerly winds. -,
East Texas: Monday night and Tues
day, partly cloudy; somewhat unsettled
near the coast; cooler extreme east por-.
ton tonight; warmer north portion Tues
day; light to moderate winds on tine
coast. mostly northeast TO southeast.
West Texas: Monday night. partly
cloudy: warmer in the Panhandle; Tues
day, partly cloudy; warmer in the east
central portion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
Florence Vidor
in Princess Film

Florence Vidor, Ford Sterling and
Esther Ralston are cast in "The Trou-
bic With Wives" at the Princess this
week. The picture is clever COM
cdy brought about by unintcntional re-
marks made by bachelor friend of a
contented husband and wife.
No end of trouble results when Al
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
BOND is REFUSED
IN ATTACK CASE

Erasmo Martinez was remanded TO
iail without bond when arraigned be-
fore Justice Of the Peace Ben Fisk
Monday on a charge of assault 20
murder. Ile was arrested IN eonnec-
ton with an assault on The person OF
Severiano AgullaF, September Is.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
TEXAS MARKETS
POULTRY AND EGGS.
BY Texas Market Bureau.

$~-->>>>~>s>
POULTRY AND EGGS.
SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 5.-Lighter re.
ceipts and good demand featured poul-
try and egg tradings at San Antonio this
morning Fort Worth and Dallas re-
ported the market steady at practically
unchanged prices. The range Of prices
at the north and south Texas markets
follow:
San Antonio: Poultry, hens 1s@21c;
some offering higher. flyers, 23m25c;
turkeys. 22@25c; ducks and geese nomi-
nally l0c and 12c respectively ID. live
weight basis Eggs: sic dozen with
firming tendencies
Dallas-Fort Worth: Hens, large, 17M
SC; small. I-16c; springs. large 2sT 27c;
small. 2OG22c; old ROSTERS. &c: turkesy
l6ef1Sc Id. live weight. Geese and ducks
j0G 75c; guineas. ESQ 30c each. Eggs:
Fresh gathered firsts. s1o.25G10.5o: No.
eandled 1915 @1o.25 s-infertiles. 1880
611.O0 with cases. Butter: packinc
stock country, 27c; creamery, A, soc;
B, iSc Id.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
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Feii1Ys!ss!lN NEWS

Hertzberg, Kercheville 4 Thompson,
lawyers, COS Brady Bldg.-(AdvJ
Electric, plumbing and tile work
Kirkwood & Wharton. In our new
home. 4J6 Main Ave. Or. 1S4o.--
Oct. 1st.-(Adv.l
DIR. Farmer has returned and re-
sumcd practice. i02 Gibbs Big
(AdvD
DIR. &. ". beats announces removal
Of office from 81 Gibbs Blds 10 1-t
Moore Bldg Adv -
Thee Artr' orchestra. Mission diibs
W.-tAdvl