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, 1925-02-05

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-on re-
commendation of Secretary of In
terror Work. an executive order was
issued setting aside SO acres
of the public domain in New Mexico
TO be used as an army airplane land
ing field. The tract is in Hildago
county, near Lordsburg. 1t was re-
served on application of the quar-
termaster al Fort Blise. Texas.
through the war department.
, 1925-02-05

This year the Davis Cup matches
reach the quarter-century mark. In
twenty-five years these matches.
which practically decide the worlds
championship. but which actually
decide the worlds team champion
ship in tennis. have attained the
widest popularity. Started In 1900
by the offering OF a trophy By
Dwight y. Davis. the matches have
attracted world wide interest. not
only once each year but during the
elimination tests through the sum
rp,r,
, 1925-02-05

The smallest electric lamp in the
world is about the size Of a grain of
orr and was designed for the use
of physicians.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24
B. NJ. II. MEMS CLUB

The regular monthly meeting of
the B. M. H. Mems Club took place
in the ballroom, Tuesday evening,
December %. Due to Christmas week
many of the members, whose places
of business were open late, could not
be present, but those that did come
had real treat.
1t was a pleasure to have DR..
Kauvar tell of his experiences on his
recent trip to the coast cities, and to
hear how well and favorably our b.
NJ. H. is known and how royalty he
was entertained in the cities he visit
ed. Other topics of interest were also
discussed to the pleasure of those
assembled.
Reports from the various commit
tees who have charge of the Mems
Club New Years Dinner Dance
showed fine activity and, from the
amount Of reservations already in, the
affair this year will be tremendous
success. Due to Christmas it was
unanimously decided to extend the
reservations until Sunday, December
81, which will positively be the las;
day.
A great deal of credit is due Mrs
Joe Ruskin for the splendid enter.
tainment that she arranged for the
benefit of the members after the
business meeting was over. Besides
rendering two songs herself, accom-
panied by Miss Bertha Bercnbaum
several piano solos were given by Mr.
Sol Rosen, which was immensely en-.
joyed.
Miss Ray Bercnbaum gave rea
Russian dance, accompanied by hei
sister, Bertha Berenbaum.
A recitation and dance by Miss
kassler closed the entertainment for
the evening, which was enjoyed by
all present.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24
SALT LAKE CITY
tMinnle Cohen, Social Editor
Phone wssatch st57-w.

lContinuation)
Miss Leha Goldstein has returned
from Los Angeles, Calf, where she
attended the Marta 0atman School of
the Theatre, and will spend two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Goldstein at 1868 South State Street.
Mrs. |. Hilson entertained at Il pret-
tily arranged luncheon at her home in
the Prescott Apartments last week in
honor of the tenth birthday of her
daughter Helen Marian. Roses in a
silver basket and red candles in sill
yer holders formed the table decora-
tions. Little Helen Marian made a
delightful hostess. Covers were laid
for the following little friends: Bonnie
Gene Bernstein, Emaline Nebeker,
Barbara Hilson, Helen Hilson, Marian
Friedman, Marian Fuller, Helen ia
cobs, Helen Ottenheimer, Helen
Wright, Dorothy Sweet, Barbara
Sweet, Louise Thompson, Dorothy
Thompson, Louise Hill, Norrine
Brown, Janice Alexander and Ber-
nice Rosenblum.
Miss Emily Sweet, senior at the Uni
versity of California at Berkeley, is
home visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Sweet, and will remain over
the holiday vacation.
Rabbi C e. H. kauvar of Denver,
Colorado, who was in Salt Lake in
behalf of the Jerusalem Community
Center Project, delivered an inspir-
ing address to capacity attendance
at the Montifoire Synagogue Thurs
day evening, December II. He spoke
at the B'nai Birth Hall on Wednes-
day evening, where he was also ac-
corded very hearty welcome.
The Girls Sewing Club met Monday
evening at the home of Dora and
Milly Steres. The evening was spent
in sewing, after which light refresh
ments were served.
The Miamonedes held large open
meeting last Thursday evening. The
program, which was arranged by the
entertainment committee, was opened
by the lighting of the Hanukah can
dlaS hy Captnr Rach A pirlS' mar
tet consisting of Misses Sarah Guss,
Jeanette Horn, Bertha Pepper and
Matilda Fox, accompanied by Miss
Clara Steres at the piano, rendered
vocal selections. Miss Freida Kreines
told the Hanukah story and Miss Anne
Goldstein gave reading. After the
program dancing was participated in
and light refreshments were served.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24
P u E B L 0
Mrs. N. Gr-enberK. Social Editor
Phone 2J7i-J

Sunday afternoon marked another
interesting and enjoyable event in To-
cal Jewish club annals. The Junior
Young Judeans, who were recently
organized, held public installation
and presented an interesting program
which was well received, at the B'nai
Birth hall. Miss Goldie Kivel pre-
sided. The meeting opened with the
singing of America by the audience,
with Mrs. Max Nestle at the piano.
The officers were led into the hall by
Mr.. Emanuel Stein and each officer
was inspiringly installed by Mr.. Phil
Grenietz, who delivered the installa-
tion address in a most capable man
ner. The officers responded with
short talks, and each expressed their
willingness and sentiment with the
hope that they would be credit to
our community. Speakers of the af-
ternoon were: Rabbi Bergman, Mr..
NJ. Braun, Mrs. A. Rosenblum, spon-
sor of the club, and Mrs. Harry Good
man, leader of the Senior Young
Judeans. Mr.. Hyman Ledder, presi-
dent of the Seniors, was called on for
a few remarks, and in behalf of his
club presented Mrs. Henry Bostick
with beautiful leather writing out
fit. Not to be outdone by the Seniors,
Miss Helen Bernstein, treasurer of
the Juniors, in behalf of her club pre-
sented Mrs. Bostick with gold foun-
tain pen and Eversharp pencil. An
interesting program then followed:
Reading, "The A. B. C. of Zionism,"
Miss Bluma Berkowitz; Vocal solo,
"Eili Eili," Miss Sadie Lesser, Mrs.
Sebastian Kletzky, accompanist;
Reading, The Biography of Young
Judea," Miss Julia Braun; a Chanu-
kah poem by Meyer Hatch, after
which members of the club presented
a Chanukah sketch, entitled, "The
Festival Complete which was well
received, each representing an initial
of the word Chanukah, the girls in
white robes with blue letter on each
made striking picture. Characters:
Shammas, Leo Altman; Courage,
Dora Hatch; Hope, Rose Dobin; Am
bition, Blanche Lopin; Numbers,
Helen Bernstein; Unity, Lena God
fried; Knowledge, jeanette Block;
Ardor, Beatrice Greenberg; Home
Rose Wienling; Chanukah, Adolph
Horwitz. A violin solo, Hatikva, by
Bernard Rike, accompanied by Mrs
Max Nestle. closed the meeting.
The card and Nah Jongg party that
WAS given Temple Emanuel Sis
terhood, last Wednesday evening, in
Woodman hall, was big success, due
to the untiring efforts of Mrs. sgd
ney Roth and Mrs. Adolph Rosen-
blum, committee in charge. The par
ty was repeated Thursday evening, at
the home of Rabbi and Mrs. NJ. Berg
man.
Mrs. A. Pepper and little son, Muir
ray, returned last Tuesday from ar
extended visit in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Kahn of Denver
former Pucbloans, spent several days
in the city last week, guests at the
Congress hotel.
Mr.. Joseph Davis, of Chicago, ar
rived in Pueblo Sunday and will re-
main with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel +. Davis. until December 26
His brother, Mr.. David Davis, will
come from Chicago on Christmas day
and will remain at home until Jan
uary /.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24
INTERMOUNTAIN SOCIETY

Laramie to work with Cheyenne. That
other Jewish families hving in isola.
ton throughout the state will he
reached by the state committee here.
That Wyoming is part of the Inter
mountain regional conference of which
Denver is the headquarters. That
Cheyenne was chosen as the headquar-
ters for Wyoming because ii is the
only city in the state which possesses
an organized Jewry, the only one
which supports Rabbi and a syna-
gogue. This speech having been con-
cludcd, Rabbi Abraham Hoffman made
a stirring emotional appeal for the
support of this movement, stressing
the fact that Cheyenne and with it
the rest of Wyoming has never yet
failed to help to the utmost any cause
which had for its object the elevation
of the down-t trodden; and that in this
cause Cheyenne will again step to the
forefront in tightening the burdens of
the destitute and the homeless in
Russia and Palestine. Local officers
for the Campaign were chosen as fol
lows: Henry Altman, Honorary Chair
man; Rabbi Abraham Hoffman, Presi-
dent; Dave Wolf, 1st Vice President;
Abe Goldstein, End e-President; ;
Ben Marchick, Secretary; Sam Idle
man, Treasurer; Joe Goldberg and
Sam Marchick, National Committee
men.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24

The W. +. c. Ladies' Auxiliary gave
surprise party at the hosne OF Mrs
Sam Stark In honor Of Mrs. ]. Zero
bnick In token Of their esteem and sp.
probation OF all the work she has done.
Mrs Mae Roy and little son, Walter,
returned home from the hospital, where
they both underwent tonsil operations,
from which they are rapidly recovering.
Mrs. A. u. Levine has as her house
guest her mother from Mount Vernon.
New York, who expects to spend the
winter In Denver.
Mrs. Herman Talpers and daughter,
Gloria Of Casper, wyo., are visiting
with relatives In the city for month.
Through the courtesy OF Messers.
Charles II. Rublnsal nnd N. Welnfeld
the patients Of the Ex-Patients' Tuber.
ctilar Home were recipients of wearing
apparel as Channukah gifts.
supper was given Sunday night
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Vein.
stock In honor OF the engagement Of
their daughter Celia to Mr.. Lazarus
Nathcnson. Covers were r!iced for
fifty.
After delightful visit with her son
III Memphis, Mrs. n. Henochsberg will
arrive Tuesday TO he the guest OF her
son and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs George
Jareckl.
The members of the L. s. A. Girls
were hostesses at n very delightful
bridge party last Friday evening at
Baurs complimentary to Mrs. Joe
Sheftel who left Denver for California
last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Max NJ. Goldberg left Sunday
evening for Shreveport. Louisiana to
join her husband. DIR. Goldberg. who has
been there for the past few months.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24

he has worked for the relief of the
Jewish emigrants from Russia.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24
LEADER OF RUSSIAN JEWS
IN GER M A NY Gel E Z.
BRATES 18TH BIRTHDAY.
fJewish Telcgraphlc Accncyl

Berlin-Dr j. Teitcl, President of
the Federation of Russian Jews in
Germany. the only Jew who has held
the post of n judge in Czarist Russia,
is celebrating Ills seventy-iifth birth
day today.
DR.. Tictcl has for many years been
closely identified with the life of Rus
sian Jcwrv As president of the Fed.
eratlcn IF Russian Jews IN German,
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24
DEN YER
tAnne Dcgen. Social Editor
Phone Main 2635)

tContinuation)
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Barron an.
nounce the engagement of their dauci-
ter Mollie Ruthci, to Frank II. Schneid.
er. Mr. Schneider is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. I. Schneider of this city.
Mrs. NJ Knight and Miss Rose
Knight returned home on December -
from an extended trip thru California
and are at home at 1850 Adams.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Ohch
Iadck Congregation will give the first
tea and card party Of the new year
on Tuesday, January 10Th in the veStry
rocms of the Synagog. Reserve the date
and come
Mrs. Sam Cohen and little son re
turned last Sunday from Salt Lake
City, where they spent four weeks with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sol Wauger and family
left last Friday for Los Angeles where
they intend making their home.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24

Mrs. William Veta, accompanied by
her daughter Barbara, left for Denver
to spend few weeks visiting friends
and relatives.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24
EMIGRATION FROM POLAND
TO A NJ ERICA TO GO
THROUGH POLISH PORT.
lIewI.h reIegrnphIc Agencyl

Wnrsaw-All emigration from Poland
to the United States Of America will
In future have TO 90 through Gdynia,
the new Polish port built near Danzig.
according to bill pns>-d Icy the Polish
parliament yesterday
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24

Miss Florence Taub and Henry AL
University of Wisconsin, at Madison,
will spend their vacation in Chicago,
with relatives of Miss Taub's and her
mother, Mrs. z. Taub, who went to
Chicago several weeks ago. Others
of our local girls and boys, who are
attending Wisconsin University, are
the Misses Rita and Gladys Fist,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fist,
who will spend their vacation with
relatives in Henderson, Kentucky, and
Jacob Epstein and Milton Kushmir,
who will spend their vacation in Mil
waukee.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24

Miss Frieda Altman and Miss Pau.
line Stein, who are attending the
State Teachers College at Greeley
came home Friday to spend their va
cation with their parents, Mr.. and
Hrs. S. Altman, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Stein.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24

The IOBB's held public dance at
the Windsor Garden Tuesday, Decem-
ber Is. The dance was largely attend
ed and proved great success mater
tally and socially. Great credit is due
the committee for the energy and
time expended to make this dance sue
successful. The committee was com
posed Of II. R. Cohen, Chairman, and
VIM. Ncta and Meyer Schwartz.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24

Isaac Koperlik, senior at the Uni
versity of Colorado. came home to
spend the holiday vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F.
Koperlik.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24

Melbourne Bergcrmsn. who IL do
ing research work at Harvard Uni.
versity, came home Sunday to spend
the holidays with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Pen Berserman.
Mrs. A. Buckstein and small son,
Edward, and Mrs. VIM. Reiner and
daughters, the Misses Fannie and
Blanche, left Saturday for Denver, to
attend the wedding of Mrs. Buck
stems and Mrs. Reiner's sister, Miss
Jennie Brown, whose marriage to Mr..
Jack Rubcnstein took place Sunday
evening at the Beth Joseph synagog.
Mrs. Rubenstein has a wide circle of
friends here, having visited her sis
ters occasionally.
Mrs. Hyman Reiner and Mrs. Jack
Siedenberg left Saturday for Denver
to attend the Brown Rubcnstein we'd
ding. They plan to remain in Denver
until after the first of the year.
Miss Yule Bergman, who is "a stu
dent at the University of Colorado in
Boulder. came home Friday to spend
the holiday vacation with her parents,
Rabbi and Mrs. NJ. Bergman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack E. Lackner have
MS their house guest Mrs. Lackner's
sister, Miss Gertrude Litvak of Den
yer.
Isaac Koperlik, senior at the Uni
varsity Of Colorado. came home to
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24

4 wedding of much interest will take
place Thursday evening, December Doth
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs $. Fried
man. 621 West 23rd street, when their
daughter. TaRama2. will ;be united In
marriage TO MIR. Sanford !. Werthlem
of Cleveland, Ohio. Rabbi Bergman
will officiate. Following the ceremony
wedding dinner will he served at the
Congress and later reception will
he held at the home Miss Friedman
who is one of our most charming girls
is n graduate OF the Western Reserve
College for Women ut Cleveland. and
n popular teacher at Central Junior
High. Mr. Werthiem who is promi-
ncnt young business man of Cleveland
is a graduate of Case College, also in
Cleveland. The young couple expect to
make their home in Cleveland, Ohio.
The Literary Club will give New
Years ball. New Years Eve in the
broadway Arcadia. Admission will be
by invitation only. Committee in
charge of arrangements are planning
an elaborate program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09

ONE Wilton velvet rug, s35; one SKI
photo camera outfit at bargain. 100
Camp st. TT. 3i9s-w.
UPHOLSTERED mahogany dressing
table seat $3.50. high round white wicker
baby basket on seat. $3.50. Woodlawn
sss.
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WHITE LEAD
LINSEED OIL-PAINTS

back old stand 4161s East Commerce and art
selling new freshg goods the reduced prices
Standard house paints in
and floor yanhe gallon
guarantee Paint crack, peel chalk off,
varnish stains quart ~
will leaks in roof gallon Toe in barrels %
;yseeJ iii boiled
Cold paint package makes gallon paint per pkg %
surfaced guaranteed
0He SO 10 and t"y - -. s'.i.............. DO
all So
Some and ayaoies, also kitchen snks-cheap
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CONFESS Realty Company
Exclusive Agents
For Rent

Z Or hSUI
Laurel Heights mansion, elabor-
D., stely furnished, furnace heated,
every moderp convenience.
Laurel Heights completely fur
nished. six-room bungalow. strict
y modern.
Laurel street furnished cottage.
Completely furnished. strictly
modern bungalow on Woodlawn
ave. Call Mr. Stgdham.
FURNISH & FURNISH.
= Gi6-62i Brady Bldg. CT. 1926
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Summer or Winter Home

VIII rent or lease $4,000 woodIawn
Hills home 10 responsible people for
want someone 10 care for property.
Ring Logan, Crockett $50, or call 500
East Travis.
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Values
Worth Investigating
In Reconditioned
Fully Guaranteed
Typewriters
Remington No. 10 $50. $3.50
Royal No. 10 .......... 5000
Royal No. 5 ............ 5000
Underwood No. 5 ....... 5000
L. c. Smith No. 2 -. -. $3.50
L. c. Smith No. 5 %. 80. $500
L C. Smith No. 8 ....... $500
Oliver No. 9 ......... 27.50
Oliver No. 5 ............ 1000
The Typewriter
Exchange
100 Main Ave.
CASH PRINTING CHEAPER
1000 bond letter heads sass
1000 business cards ........ S.25
1000 envelopes ................... S.25
iOoO statements ....'............. $50
1000 dodgers. sx9 ................ S.25
Five hundred OF any of the above. 2,25
Out-of-town orders. add 25c postage.
GUS A. wOHLFARTH
CASH AND CARRY PRINTERS
us Casino st. corner Market. CT. 5O9,
SEWING MAcHINEs-T rent and do re-
i'air work. call for and deliver, all work
guaranteed to be satisfactory or money
refunded. cowart, t0s Avenue Z. CT. so
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Sold. rented, repaired, big bargains In
used machines. new one 81 per month.
Sewing Machine Exchange, ZIG S. Alamo.
-. VIZ.
FISHING tackle repairing; we rewrsp
your rod and repair your reel.
POTCHERNIcK'S. 21I st. Mays St.
DIEBoLD iron safe fire and burglar
proof. practically new. suitable for any
business. sell bali price. Cr 1867 for
appointment.
FOR sALE-Flfty- stands Of bees in
good condition. A. l.. Holcombe, Hobson,
Tex.
LADIES have your coats refined now
and avoid the rush; expert workman
ship. A. z. Qussse. Tailor. z07 North
Presa ST.
STORE. office and cafe fixtures. Bet
Ter fixtures at better prices" New and
second hand. Dempsey 521 Main.
FEW HUNDRED, bushels OF good seed
oats. any kind Of hay. San Antonio
Wood and Coal Co, 1870 Hoefgen. Mis-
sion 26O2.
FOR sALE-sxi2 Tent. first-ciass shape.
Has been used very little. o. Long 900
Mcllvaine ST..
AUTOMATIC electric washing machine
for sale cheap. jzs Z. Hafer. Travis
41O2-W.
100 SQUARES OF corrugated iron. $3.50;
also four foot mesquite, 1915. Mission
26O2. i340 Hoefgen Ave.
FOR sALE-A large selection OF Victor,
Columbia. Brunswick and Edison records.
your choice only Zoe each. San Antonio
Music Co.. 51s w. Commerce ST.
ONE g. D. Meyers saddle for sale. a
bargain. TT 4ii2-W.
SLIDE TOP ice box. Polar fan. paper
bags. paper napkins. paper plates. oys-
ter pals. Mission 4509. i22 Peach.
SPECIALLY tailored uncaIled for suits
| bargain prices. alterations free. Dundee
Wooden Mills. 2OS II. Houston.
ARMY slx-hole wood range In fine con.
ditlon. at a bargain, solcher's Garage.
FOR sALE-Good Singer sewing ma
chine in excellent sewing condition, will
sell for SO. TT. 4624-w. 40 Baylor ST.
Furniture-IIousehold Goods 81
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Laurel Hts.-S90

Ten rooms two baths. Eiassed-in sleep
ing porch buit-inS. fireplace. suitable
for two families; good condition. garage.
THORMAS & OPPERMANS.
CT. 2a43.
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Highland Park

llos KaytOn Ave. = dandy nearly new
fre-r0om. breakfast nook and sleeping
porch bungalow Tor rent at SOS.
J0f Peck Ave. five rooms. lots Of nice
porch room. house new condition. This
is not the average house offered for rent
Price s55. Call Richey. Casey & Gragg.
a2i ~ 81 Mays ST. Ct. 1925.
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- Etneridse Brothers
A@Es z 80; ConpauySs:sa
Rent List
2411 South Presa

Close 70 Breckenridge High. Robert b
Green Grade school. Catholic school and
church and stores OF all kinds. A splen-
aid house IN good repair Has six rooms.
Itnts fnr tto. Richey. Casey a GraEg.
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ABSOLUTELY modern l0-room
home on Laurel Heights, on East
Magnolia avenue. for rent -Four
bed rooms upstairs, tiled bath with
shower, linen and clothes closets,
pantry, breakfast room and con-
servatory. All rooms are large
and airy. three of the bed rooms
opening on screened upstairs sleep
ing porch. Two-story garage and
servants house, with space for
three or four automobiles. Lawn.
fruit and shade trees and space
for chickens in the rear II desir-
ed. This would make a most ex-
cellent home for a large family,
or one could rent out several rooms
at good rental because of location
and desira bility.
II you are interested In a real
ly high-grade home at a very rea-
sonsble rental. see the owner.
O. s EVANS.
IA Gunter Bldg. Travis s45:.
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ADMINISTER RUGS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHADES

Certainteci Flox best for Kitchens 1t is
fifteen patterns pick FROM yard from jOc
Babens printed lnoleum twelve
TO from, better yard Doc Some Arm
I,Isid Ipoeums nice patterns the best per ward
0r12 IT, art squares Waltonas Dunnoeum and Caneed
gsats3 62j
sRa hD rug s berty and Ardsy A.minster SIo s1OO
Small velvet Brussels Administer fiber rugs go
ayriV risfaJ rutb~r hose ffT foot lengths
10
LOO
for real bargains in all lines
Mail orders filled
Don't forget back old stand416 Commerce St.
Next Coca-Cola BotIing Works
... SANTA FE SALVAGE co.
Stores Antonio Beaumont Brownsville Texas
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, MODERN five-room cottage at 1919 Will
| low st. $50: get key on corner at sos
Carson 81. TT. go.
| FLYER modern cottage. So: W.
Mulberry, s35. five-room upper south
front apartment. 1903 W. French. $50.
Convenient 10 all schools. Woodiawn
$3.50.
TWO three-rOom houses, lights, garage.
water paid. $3.50 month. Apply 1901
W. Agarita. WOodlawn 3S-J.
TWO modern four-room cottages, 6OI-
Ga Mason street. Call CT. Gle.
sos LAMAR--Near grade. junior schools.
Six rooms. bath. Pittsburg heater. garage,
$40. Oracle Cornett Ramsey.
SIX rooms. tile bath. garage, servants
room. II redecorated. Ss5. Or. Sal.
FOR RENT-Four rooms and bath. 1872
s. Presa ST. SIS. Call Mis-. 2S0l-w.
EIGHT rooms. two-story brick, west Of
ST. Marys, near Gunter hotel, two baths.
shown by appointment only. CT. 52ss.
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Unfinished Houses
Houses for Rent

90 W ~ sitifs f...ss.s. ssss.s.. -s.op
II you do not see what you want on
this list cali Us. We have others.
Lucchese Realty Co.
CT. 99i. 2os Moore Bldg.
FOR REST-Fiye-room house. 54s \.
Cherry. one-half block OF Nolan 81. and
car line. InquIre 3l7 Nolan. Tr. 81.
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For Rent

III n. Swiss ST.. modern. 4r...... Z25O
~s1S Nolan. modern r.. garage 200. $500
Ti6 Avenue p. ST. garage ........ $500
2is callaghan Ave. 2s 7r. garage 1000
uI1S2i Avenue -, new, modern, 5r-.
), garage ......................... 5000
-ra STORES.
foi Bowie at Houston St.. brick
store ..................... $1,000
49, Se5 Z. Commerce St, store ...... 1000
Isis z. Commerce 81. store........ 5000
,ao 1os Nacogdoches St. stores. CT. -. 5000
OFFICES IN kampmanu Bldg, Sc
and 1oc square foot
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN & TRUST CO
or eI0o. 215 W. Commerce 81