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BIRTHS,

December 23--To Mr.. and Mrs. W A.
Hooker, 1872 Waverly avenue: girl.
December Ito Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Parr. Ala Wharton avenue: boy.
December Ito Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
cisco Cedillo, 11s Peche street; boy.
December 26-To Mr. and Mrs. Julio
Hernandez, 416 North Palmetto avenue;
December 2S-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
cisco Jimenez. 1906 Broadway; boy.
December $50 Mr.. and Mrs. vi
cente salazar, 22O South Pecos street;
December Ito Mr.. and Mrs. AM
girl.
December 21-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kaczmarck, 215 Cooper street; girl.
December 24-To Mr. and Mrs An
tonic c. Esparza, 1903 Ruiz street; boy.
December $50 Mr.. and Mrs. Juan
Rodriguez. $50 Medina street; boy.
December e4-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Elliott Wilson, zoe East Texas avenue;
bay.
december 2s-To Mr. and Mrs. G.
Go-.zelez. 319 North Trinity street; boy.
December 25--To Mr.. and Mrs. David
W. Young. 315 BucKin CHAM avenue; girl.
December ESQ Mr.. and Mrs. SAM
tiago de la Rosa, Robert b. Green Me-
mortal hospital; girl
December 25-To Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Grant, SCI Peach street; boy.
December 24-To Mr.. ana Mrs. George
Young, 1906 Nogalitos street: girl
McLane. 1873 Pace street; boy.
December 24-To Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
W. Gregg. Physicians and Surgeons
hospital: girl.
December 96-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jose
Ynostrosa. 1908 Hidalgo street: boy.
December as-To Mr.. and Mrs Man
uel Quinones, 30 Moetezuma street; girl.
December 25-To Mr.. and Mrs. Pedro
Poleudo. 1918 South Colorado street;
girl.
December 93-To Mr. and Mrs. Girls
tano Cavazos, 500 Laurel street; boy.
December 25-To Mr. and Mrs Ru-
ben Castillo, 1922 Camaron street: boy.
December 2S-To Mr. and Mrs Eu-
femio Teller, 52S West Romano street;
| boy.
December 20-To Mr.. and Mrs Her
man II. Friesenhahn. Santa Rosa hos
] pital; girl.
December 1s-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
cisco Lopez, 40S North Laredo street;
/ girl.
December 26--To .ir. and Mrs Fran
cisco salazar, 225 South Frio street; boy
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BURIAL PERMITS.

Manuel Luna, . years old, Robert u.
Green Memorial hospital
Guadalupe Medina, IS years old. EOS
TorreOu street.
son street.
Peter Lea, IS years old. Augeius Ho-
tel.
Josephine Demling, 81 years old. 1871
East Houston street.
Blas T.. Padllla, So years old. e5i Pen
d1afuu street
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31

DO YOU LIKE TO HUNT OR
FISH? Then buy n lot at Medina
Lake Highlands for $40 down and
81 per week.
SEE MY FIvE-ROOM BUNGA-
Low. North Side; all conveniences.
every built-in, tile and shower bath,
practically new.
BUSINESS CORNER-One-fou fourth
block wonderful apartment 'or ga
rage site. Six blocko north OF Hous-
ton st.
ACRE TRACTS-Havo few more
select North Side acreage tracts.
Will take trade.
NEW BUNGALOW-SiS rooms
and bath. WIN sell or trade for
good apartment, close-in.
HAVE GOOD BUSINESS COR
NER. In the downtown section.
NORTH SIDE-Two new houses.
part trade. New and on high hill
top, looking down upon the city.
For information concerning any
OF the above bargains, call Dick
Dedell.
G. & C.. HAGELSTEIN.
CIR coca. 2l7 y. st. Marys 81.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

y. Y. Haukla aud Flora Tlnyzor.
lister q. Sayior and Helen uare'a.
GABRIEL cal5ada ana Inalfa Garcia.
sander EasoTlck uud lean Click
Willie burst ana Olga lHuT.
Albert h luaa aud Alice Monl..rf.
John a. MeniNnrih Hun Ola MhFuH|
tfaneialo AEuilar ana Lua Garcia
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COMPLETELY furuiahrd sia loom halal.
N. AnnhT Hsrdeu. rhirssn Narf Dos
rer Wanin aiHa have uuluaUIsh1l reFru-
ruaru nuuaai three hierHf af ClHrIh1uHf.
tli rnHfrl'rn.rH. paved street. llh Nrr
mauih. Call NE salh
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Almost COMPLETED

And designed TO eliminate the drudgery
OF housekeeping, living room. dining
room Coax floors) kitchen. breakfast
nook. bath and bed room. Service porch
for refrigerator; large concrete front
porch; built-in bookcases, kitchen cabi-
nets and closets; hot and cold water. The
interior finish and fixtures must be seen
to be appreciated Close TO grocery,
churches, bus service and school. Can
be seen any day.
HARLANDALE BUILDING CO.. "A
Or. 1855. CLOS S. Flores Stref3
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Exchange Real Estate
WANTED

VIII give $4,000 or more cash and house
on Myrtle st. for nice brick or new house
farther out, on North Side. Ring Dick
Bedell, Or. 6069. G. d c. Hagelstein, 2l7
y. ST., Mary's St.
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NEAN-Died in this city, December 80.
I925, Vames Polk Neal, age 10 years.
pcloveh husband OF Mrs. Julia Virginia
Real. Funeral services will be held from
ne residence, SO East Dewey street,
December, 81, at p. IN. Chaplain Ste
lrart Pearce will officiate. Interment
viii be IN the Mission Burial Park, I'M
der the direction OF Hagy & McCollum.
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Suburban PrOperty-Sale
>65,340 So. Feet

Is The amount OF land you get with
nice home Of four rooms. breakfast
nook, bath and service porch: fireplace.
built-in bookcases, kitchen cabinets and
closets, 1875 foot frontage on good ma
eadamized street with water, lights and
near good school.
HARLANDALE BUILDING CO..
Or. 1855. G1O6 s. Flores st.
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THE San ANTONIO LIGHT
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MEMBERs OF THE ASSOCIATED

NE Associated Press Is exclusively
utled to the use for publication OF
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herwise credited in this paper. and also
at local news published herein. All
kits of republication of special dis
stches herein are also reserved.
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RENTALS
Wanted 10 Rent

We are renting houses fast and need
both furnished and unfurnished in all
sections OF town. give US trial at yours
R1CHEY. CASEY & GRAGG.
CT. 11a5. 81 \. ST. Mary'S 81.
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Insurance

at all times to protect you against loss
because of some unavoidable accident: we
can supply you with insurance, protect
ing you against any loss possible. Cali
US today before Il Is too late.
GRAVES REALTY CO.
Real Estate. Insurance. Loans.
CT. 205G. 50i-2 Brady Bldg.
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Special Notices
STEIN & BIGGS

ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE
207 TRAVIS BLDG. CIR. $40.
DIES and stampIngs. quantity produc-
tlon. w. F. Long Novelty Works. 1913
S. Presa. Mission 1873.
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ClOSe-In South

Substantial two-story seven-room resi-
dence with all conveniences. servants
quarters. garages G5-foot lot with CO.
ment curb and walks. Callaghan Ave.
paved. for $4,000.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN C
TRUST CO.,
Or 200 2l5 W. Commerce st.
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REAL ESTATE
Real Estate for Sale
A Dam Lodge for Sale

Two-story rock furnished. electric
lights. water. baths. etc. Large and spa
clous grounds. right at Joe's wharf. on
corner. This real bargain at only $500.
cash or terms Phone CT. 1872 and ask
for Mrs Anderson
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
$50 DOWN
$50 Monthly

Neat new f.ve-room, modern
home, on good street; biggest bar
gain offered M san Antonio. Call
WoodlaWu i4Si-W after G.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Funeral Notices


3RUPLA-Died at local hospital on
ednesday, December 30. 1928, Leo
rupia, beloved son of Mr.. and Mrs.
thn Krupla, Schulenburg, Tex. His re-
aims will be sent to Schulenburg Thurs
by morning at 10 O'clock over the South
IN Pacific. He will be accompanied by
8 brother-in-law. Fred David. Under
rection Of Wilbert & Pelphrey
sMBLEToN-Died on Wednesday morn
De- at 1880 O'Clock. December 30. 1895,
trs Mary Grant Pembleton. beloved wife
! l.. NJ. Pembleton. in her 61st year. Rel
hives and friends are invited to attend
|Ineral services on Thursday afternoon
4 o'clock from 106 Princeton avenue,
ev. 7. G. Long officiating. Interment
! Mission Cemetery under direction OF
Iortcr Loring.
EoBINsON-Dled on Wednesday. De-
lenber 3d. 1925, Mrs. Rose Robinson,
Eldow of the late DIR. r. Robinson and
bother of Harold Robinson in her 5lst
hear. Relatives and friends are invited
b attend funeral services on Thursday.
december 81, at o'clock, at the chapel
i the Ricbo Undertaking Company Ser
Ices will be conducted by Rabbi A. Ben
Is q tho Agudas Achim Congregation.
bterment in Agudas Achim Cemetery.
FoUREE-Died on Wednesday. Decem-
|er 3d. 1925, at 107 East Park avenue,
b this city. F. w. Youree, beloved hus-
land of Mrs. +. w. Youree, In his 87th
lear He is also survived by one daugh-
ir. Mrs II. +. Williams, and two sons.
I. c. Touree and +. w. Youree Jr.. all
y this city. Deceased was captain in
xe Confederate army. He was native
4 Tennessee, but had resided In this city
Dr. the past five years. All Confederate
Veterans, relatives and friends are IN
tied to attend funeral services on Thurs
iAy, December 81. 1925, at . p. m, from
L UlaFfr ,1sVag
lakisg Company, Chaplain Albert Waugh
ID officiating. Interment in the family
liot in Mission Burial PARK.
fAIVIN--Mrs. Mary Hammond Calvin,
Il years old. native OF Texas, died at
Ter residence, 141 East Gramercy, Tues
lay night at 1i:45. She Is survived by
per husband, Burt Calvin; one son
Eharlea Burton Calvin: one brother
Homer II. Hammond, and mother, Mrs
h u. Hammond. She was member OF
Ihe' Laurel Heights N. y. church. Fu-
eral services were held Thursday morn
TX Ut 10 O'Clock at the Laurel Heights
M. Church. DIR. s. II. c. Burgin of
!ciAting. Pallbearers were Henry H.
3ry&nf. Claude Newton. Joe ]. Nix.
LAURENCE Allen. Cralg Adams aud For
v4t w Morris. Interment at Mission
s3ziai Park under the direction Of Hagy
II s(ecollum. =
SEAN-Died in this city, December 80.
IS25. names Polk Neal. age 10 years.
husband OF Mrs. Julia Virginia
Zeal Funeral services viii be held from
he residence, SO East Dewey street.
pecember, 81. at p. m: Chaplain Ste
xart PeaFce will officiate. Interment
Will 10 IN the Mission Burial Park. I'M
ier the direction Of Hagy & McCollum.
in this city, December 20.
1925, Franklin E. Lane, age SO years.
.eloycd husband OF Mrs. Stella y. Lane
Funeral services will be held from the
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Farms-Ranches. Sale
1SO-ACRE FARM

on main highway. in the heart OF the
most fertile farming district in Texas.
only 60 miles Of san Antonio, highly i'm
proved: has beautiful home. large barn
and outhouses; well. windmill. cstern;
all fenced and cross-fenced; 100 acres
in cultivation. This place must be seen
to be appreciated. Can sell for $50 an
acre II is all clear. and can arrange
the terms to suit you; will take some
San Antonio property in trade. This is
real buy and won't last longs Call
Or SSH
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RENTALS
Houses Furnished

sic II. EUcLID-Furnished cottage. six
rooms sleeping porch. bath. garage.
Plttsburg heater. telephone, walking dis
lance. si5. Tr 52sS.
I3O TREMLETTE. nicely furnished six
room. modern house. $50. half block s.
Presa. or. 1915.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
To Lot Owners Only

Whether your lot Is clear or not. can
finance and build you homo on easy
monthly payments David A. Lown.
architect and builder. 21S City National
Bank Bldg. Tr. 6Ssi. woodlawn 1850.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
Personals

GIRLS in need Of q friend are welcomed
at the Salvation Army Woman's Homo
and Hospital 4ol9 Broadway At any
time. CT. 2s71.
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sss home iiiii fsma rS s'is.W.'
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BUILDING?-TERMS?

We will finance and build your home
on monthly payments, whether the io'
Is clear or not.
~ Travis Bldg. CT. Il5s.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31

OUR DAILY BARGAIN SPACE
SOMETHING DIFFERENT EVERY DAY
IS5-acre farm, near Foresville, 100 I'M
der cultivation, all tiilable, soil dark
choice loan. house, barns, garage, per
manent water. 20 Jersey cattle. all FOR
$1,000. one clear residence for $500. pay
balance in is years.
MOORE & CONRAD,
30t Texas Bank Bldg. CT. 1865,
Farm
or one thousand acres TO trade for city
property: would consider apartment
house: will assume. Ny land Is no junk.
See II. l.. Dixon. with
STERLING REALTY co.
zoe Hicks Bldg. CT. 55li.
FARMING land for cotton and corn.
one third and one-fourth rental. tenants
must have outfit and be able TO fiance
himself. 1O1 S. Mesquite or sol Belmont
St.
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Alamo Development Co.
$500 Cash

Balance Of $s375 at $3.50 per month
gives you nice little home Of three
rooms. bath and sleeping porch on a one
quarter acre lot, located on good street
and near school in a restricted addition.
HARLANDALE BUILDING co.
CT, 1855 Gio6 S. Flores Street
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
Lots for Sale
For Sale

For Sale
Well located residence lot in
South San Antonio. emily one block
from Main street: easy terms. Box
III Light
CORNER lot, high terrace. paved street
nice cottage, on rear Of lot In Beacon
Hill district. Owner. Woodlawn 1871.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
Burial Parks. Cemeteries

yDRIvE through beautiful Roselawn Blu.
Trial Park and select your family plo,.
1 IN a garden OF roses. price for 10 by ~
kpace. $50. including perpetual upkeep'
Easy terms. Phone or. 1892. or Tr. 3li.
J'rio Cay road and Cupples zane. office
if02 City National Bldg.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
Mounting Deer Heads

Birds and fish. All taxidermy in all
It's branches in lifelike execution. Muffs.
scarfs and rugs: visit my collection. 1926
Beacon Ave. Phone Woodlawn 2424-W.
route 2 box So. Gustav Patzima.
J. BARCELONA MFG. CO.. manufac-
tureis OF Red Seal Brand our spe-
clalty Porse Radish. liquid blueing.
vinegar pickles. olives. Office and fac
tory 1920 Avenue f. Or. 4153.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31

MONEY ON EASY TERMS
NO SHARK RATES. ON AUTOS.
PIANOS. FURNITURE, ETC.
GUARANTY FINANCE CO., CIR.
21S4, ALAMO BANK BLDG.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
Want
Conveniently Located

q. q. Huff. Pres Jas X. stuart see-Msr.
Terrell Davis, Huff a Mcmillan. Attys
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31

LOANS on autos. furniture, pianos, etc"
strictly confidential; we will call az your
house. 800 Frost Bank Bldg. Or. 1895.
Evening star., 1925-11-01

condition and participation in numer-
GUS activities. The flower mission di.
rectors report gave account Of flower
mission day at Columbia Hospital. dis.
tributing flowers among the sick, also
birthday cards to those of advanced
years and shut in. Election Of officers
for the ensuing year resulted in the
reelection of all old officers Mrs. A.
NJ. Cooper. president; Miss A. L.
Adams, vice president: Miss Grace
Wanstall. secretary: Mrs. Nettie E.
Lyons. treasurer; Mrs. Estella v. Bux.
tom corresponding secretary. The re.
mainder of the evening was given over
to a demonstration by Mr.. w. b. Wal
ters of new method of water cooking
to preserve all food values. The re-
suit of the demonstration formed the
refreshments. Miss Adams and Mrs
McLain were hostesses.
The lexington w. c. II. L. met
Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. w. L..
Munger. Mount Vernon boulevard. the
Evening star., 1925-11-01
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton
Given Surprise Party

Mr. and Mrs. Reid K. Middleton
were given a surprise reception Mon
day evening at the Southeast Com
munity Center by members Of the
Public Speaking Club, OF which Mrs.
Middleton Is president. October %
being the fifteenth anniversary Of
their wedding. the couple were pre-
sented with glass candlesticks In
which burned orange candles. the gift
Of the club. and other crystal ar
ticles from individual members.
Evening star., 1925-11-01

honor of James Perry Wilson and
Frederic William Van Duyne, two
young New England artists who will
exhibit their collection of oils for two
weeks in the clubrooms. These artists
have both been prize winners during
recent showings Of their work
Mrs. Mercer will be assisted by Mrs.
Van Duyne, mother OF the artist. and
Miss Edna Baker Van Duyne and
Miss Betty Van Duyne.
Mrs. II. X. Bush Brown and Mrs.
William Wolff Smith will pour tea.
Evening star., 1925-11-01
Church. The hostess was assisted b.
Mrs. Eisenhart

Church. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Eisenhart
Baby Lovers Circle, No. 2, Of the
Florence Crittenden Home held a
luncheon meeting recently at the
home Of Mrs. Oliver r. Busby, 1920
Belmont street Mrs. George w.
Decker assisted Mrs. Busby as hostess
After lunch the members worked on
baby garments for the bazaar to be
held at Wardman Park Hotel, Novem.
Der II and Is.
Those present were Mrs. A. II. Co.'S
ter. Mrs. E. e. Mann. Mrs Chester
Caywood. Mrs. Frank w. Garden, Mrs.
M. o. Cooper. Mrs. Fl. II. Myers, Mrs.
Karl E. Parks. Mrs. John T. Schram,
Mrs. c. w. Thompson, Mrs. Howard
Cutler and Mrs. Alfred Higbie.
West End w. c. T. u. met Monday
evening at 8l2 Twentieth street, %
members present. Annual report from
the treasurer showed a satisfactory
Evening star., 1925-11-01
Mrs. Coolidge Aids
Alumnae Club Party

Mrs. Coolidge is patroness OF the
card party to be given by the Wash
ington Alumnae Club of Pi Beta
Phi Fraternity Tuesday afternoon
November 10. at the Mayflower Hotel.
Mrs. Coolidge 10 a member Of the
and has always shown great
interest In its annual benefit. There
will be an attractive exhibit of the
handiwork Of the mountaineers of
tho Settlement School at Gattlinburg
Tenn. for which this benefit is held.
Evening star., 1925-11-01
Has Financial Prospects.

From Life.
Father-Has that young man OF
yours any money or any prospects?
Daughter-Why. father, of course
he has. He owns a whole front foot
in Miami.
Evening star., 1925-11-01

Girls now are admitted to study agri-
culture in the College of Agriculture
at Los Banos, Philippine Islands.
Evening star., 1925-11-01

president, Mrs. Alvin Day, presiding.
Owing to the length OF the business
the usual program was omitted.
Money was contributed to different
causes and delegates to the District
annual convention appointed. Mrs.
Munger. entertaining the union In her
new home. assisted by her daughter.
Mrs. Fred Dodson, spared no effort in
making the social part Of the meeting
a success.
Evening star., 1925-11-01

The North Star w. c. T. u. will
meet with Mrs. Edison Briggs, the
Argyle, Eighteenth and Varnum
streets, Tuesday. 2 pm. Assistant
hostesses. Mrs. Boyd. Mrs. Jackson,
Mrs. Riordon. A cordial invitation Is
extended to all ladies who may be In
terested in this work.
Evening star., 1925-11-01
Tea Will Be Given
In Honor of Artists

Mrs. Carroll Mercer will be hostess
at the Arts Club tea this afternoon, in
Evening star., 1925-11-01

Concert Arabesque" arranged by
Schutz-Evler). Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner
Coombs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-21
ROTATION DISAPPROvED
Bar Committee Fav0rs Permanent
Assignment of Judges.

Rotation of judges of the four
new municipal courts, which open
Jan. l has been disapproved by an
Indianapolis Bar Association COM
mittee. Judges Dan Y. White and
Paul o. Wetter will hear criminal
cases at police headquarters, and
Judges Fred McCallister and Edward
Felt will hear civil cases at the
courthouse in the basement.
The rotation system was not ia
vored by the three judges who at
tended the committee meeting Sat
urday, according to Lawrence B.
Davis, bar president. Judge Nc
Callister did not attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-21
40 LIVE IN ONE HOUSE

PORTSMOUTH, England-An in
quest over the death Of two-weeks-
old baby showed that the house in
which the baby died was occupied
by nine families, consisting of seven
ten adults and twenty-three children.
The house has ten rooms.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-21
CHURCH, PEACE
ARE DISCUSSED
General Everson Speaks at
Big Meeting.

Armies can restrain the world,
but it can be saved only by the
church Of Cod" declared Brig. Gen.
William G. Everson Of Muncie, rank
ing minister in the United States re-
serve army, at the Y. M. c. A. Big
Meeting Sunday afternoon at Eng
lsh's Theater.
Such projects as disarmament and
reorganization of the air service will
fade into oblivion when the national
powers gather to eliminate interna-
tional Misunderstanding General
Everson predicted.
whatever will be the outcome of
diplomatic controversy and world
politics, America, If she awakens to
her responsibility and uses her in
f1uence, will hold the balance of
power in establishing friendly under.
standing he said. Many women at
tended the meeting.
Governor Jackson will speak at the
next meeting, Jan. 10. During JAN
nary the meetings will be open to
women.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-21
LOOT IN CRIME
over Weekend
PUT AT $500
christmas Thefts Reported
to PoIiCe-Three Hold
ups Investigated.

Three hold-ups, number OF
burglaries and petty thefts today
were included in the Christmas
crime over the weekend. Total loot
was estimated at $1,500.
While Willis Yorker, 1912 N.
Pennsylvania St., heard Christ
mas sermon at the Second Presby-
terrain church, his overcoat was
taken from the cloakroom.
Three turkeys, fattened for slaugh-
ter Friday, We're stolen, Walter Dock
stetter, 1913 w. Tenth St., reported.
C. r. Fenstermacher, 1910 w. Thrift
eth ST., said eight of his hens were
stolen.
Christmas presents and jewelry
worth 5000 were stolen from the
home of A. r. Gray, II E. Thirty
Eighth st.
The bandits obtained $3.50 in a
hold-up of a restaurant at 1854
Madison Ave-, early Sunday. Charles
Williams, 312 N. California ST., said
two bandits took $24 from him at
New York. and Bright SITS. A. L..
White, 206 N. Sheffield Ave, said
two bandits struck him over the
head at Walnut St., and King Ave,
and took IS and a railroad pass.
Other burglaries, Ed Osborne, GAS
z. Thirty-Fourth St., jefelry valued
at 1896; A. w. Gray, 121 E. Thirty
Fight ST., ransackcd but loot I'M
determined. Walker Winslow 1884
N. Delaware ST., clothing and re-
volver valued at $780, Mrs. Josephine
Mathis, 800 N. Bosart Ave, jewelry
valued at 1854; Mrs. William
Schlegel, 10 N. Riley Ave-, jewelry
valued at $50.
William E.. Symons, 2716 Shriver
Ave-, $3.50 in Jewelry.
Pickpockets took 81 from Mrs.
Francis Hill, s24 LayInan Ave; $50
from Mrs. w. B. Getty, 1914 South
eastern Ave; a $25 watch from
James Seaman, 270Sh College Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-21
SEEK man WHO
KILLED WOMAN
Fatal Shooting Occurs in Fl.
Wayne Flat.

FIT. WAYNE. Ind, Dec. FL
Search for Clarence Hunter, 80,
wanted for the Staying of Mrs. Edna
Irvington. 27. extended throughout
the Middle West today.
Mrs. Irvington was shot to death
in her apartment during a party
which police said was enlivened by
liquor.
The other persons present at the
party said Hunter shot the women
and fled.
His sister, Mrs. w. c. Salyers,
fears he may have committed sui
eide.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-21
CIVIC LEAGUE TO MEET
Pastor and President of Federation
of Clubs Will Speak.

Members of the Robinwood Civic
League will meet tonight at 1927
School st. to hear talks by the Rev.
Clarence Wilhelm, pastor Of Calvary
Baptist Church, and A. LIE Roy Port
teus, president of the Indianapolis
Federation of Community Civic Clubs.
Club officers are H. H. Minchin,
president; N. E. Baker, vice presi-
dent, and Mrs. J. Griffith, secretary.