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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


F. L. Sherman 10 Texas Loan and
Discount Company. Inc, October Z. 1925.
decd to lots 1S-A. 1s-B. IDA. lob,
block 8, Jefferson Heights; $500.
Fred r. and Minnie Suarks to River
side Land and Improvement Company.
October. 6, 1875. deed to Tot 10. block 90,
new city block 1884, Riverside Park ad-
dition: si450.
T. II. Martin to Henry Torres. October
10, 1925. deed to lot IL, new city block
1857; $4,000 etc.
Buren, p. and Grace Dow to Edward
c. Bunck. October ,, 1928. deed to lots
ltS and IA, Mount Vernon place; $40
Alex J. and Agnes Uhl to Norma A.
Uhl. September 2, 1925, deed to lots 20
and %. new city block 6443; 81.
Alamo Development Company TO
Temple Hill Development Company. Sep
TENDER 20. 1925. deed to the north IS
feet of lots / and 2. block 81. new city
block 1923; 5000 etc.
Alamo Development Company to
Temple Hill Development Company, Sep
TENDER rs, 1925. deed to the south 70
i fsst Of ,,d Lot o. block 6. new city block
W. A. and Charlotte R. Langston to
7. Z. Cragg, October 1, 1928, deed 10
the east 157 feet Of lot Az, new city
B. G. Irish to E. L. Jenner, October
~. 1925. deed to lots 81 and 90, block ..
race; 500.
j.. NJ. and Margarita Marroquin TO w.
II. Holmes. September %. 1925, deed TO
part OF lots "a and rs. block 2. new city
block 303l, fronting 1878 feet on Fred
erlcksburg road: $500.
il. d. and Male Mercer Josie Smith,
Jewell Harris, S. j. and Bessie Mercer-
Scott and o. b. Burnett. Lettie and s,
!; Booth; Jessie Mercer. ]. B. and Viola
r. Mercer. May 20. 1922. deed TO lot 4.
block 4, new city block 1920; s2350.
j: T. and Annie NJ. Cassidy to Her.
iandale Building Company. August 1,
1873. decd to lot II. block 90. Harlan
dale Gardens addition; $40 etc.
B. C. Irish to Jesus Rios. Octobar -
1925. deed to lots 6 and Z, new city block
5o3S. West Highlands; $3.50.
Jack W. L. and Annie Laura Win
gate to E. L: Dennis Jr.. Samuel q.
Der S, 1895. deed TO the cast isT5 fee,
OF lot 6. all Of lot Z, block 2, new city
II: j. shearer to C. H. Mudd. ootober
y S; is2S. deed to lots "a. %, 20, new city
city block 1894; $40 etc. W . ''e"
j. II. kirkpatrick to IT. uernsndaz
october II. 1925. deed to lots aS and 90
block ~, new city block 3495: $4,000 etc
T.. W. and Annie Mac RofaIsky 10
~ 49, "s"es, octooer z 1925. deed to
a.. - ''oeA o. ne" city DOCK 31G7; 5000
po,-ior,- so,-
L, ~ la. hunl1er company to r.
I'M, unu lara NJ; schier' August 25. 1925.
90, 30 81 and 80. block 20, new city block
ioso, .lfso.
an A"Cohlo loan trust Co. TO II. J.
S.eaIeI; Cc'oDer :, 1925. partial release
OF 'e az nen, releasing lots %. %
"r ~ a new Jt.E p,oek l9l4' lots I and
:. new CITY nlock 1888 and lots &c and
-; new city block 1884: s2G17.O5.
paNld *. ana Amelia Ross to Felix and
lara iischer' october -. 1925. deed TO
Iot l. block Z, new city block 3f39:
$500.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Travis F.. Jones, five-room dwelling.
on Funston place; $500.
Travis +. Jones, six-room dwelling,
Funston: $4,000.
Z. Gocglin. four-room dwelling. Cera-
DO: $500.
X. L. See. three-room dwelling. New
Braunfels; $1,000.
W. A. Baity. siS-room dwelling. High
land boulevard: $4,000.
Joe n. Benavicks. three-room dwell
ing Center: $500.
II. NJ Harrison. thirteen-room dwell
ing. Bushnell: $4,000.
NJ. f. williams. four-room dwelling
Walton; $500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
BIRTHS.

BOYS: To Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Wilson.
12a Rosewood. October II; to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Ziegler. 1918 Ell Paso. October o.
70 Mr.. and Mrs. Genaro Estrada, see
South Laredo, October Is.
Girls: To Mr.. and Mrs. Jesus Darla
1928 San Luis, October 10; to Mr. and
Mrs. William 4. Gotten. Ills Buena
Vista, September IS, 1925.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
Now Ready

Our office has been enlarged to give
you quicker service.
YOU NEED NO ENDORSERS
to obtain s25 TO $500 loan. Your own
responsibility. honesty and security are
better guarantees OF prompt payment
than the word OF someone else. Etsb.
1905. 4. ADLER. Suite sos Russell Blcg.
N. GOODMAN. Mgr. CIR. SIS.
$40 AND up loaned on one 20 two en-
dorsers; also on almost any kind securi-
ties. including diamonds. insurance poli-
Giles, certificates. bonds, first and second
mortgages on real estate and personal
property. out the county and state. Get
rest Co. 500 Gibbs Bldg. OR, 155.
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New Or, 5000 Cash

Balance like rent near Mission Tele-
phone Exchange. gas, sewer. large rooms,
large lot. beautiful trees consider we'll
located lot or Ford. Owners, CT. 200 or
CT. 76i.
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LOANS on autos. furniture, pianos, etc.
strictly confidential; we Will call at your
house. $50 Frost Bank Bldg. Or. 1886
REASONABLE amounts on automobile,
one to six months 10 pay. charges rea-
sonabie and car must be o. n, also
loans on other good securities, SIS
Bedell Bldg.
MONEY TO loan to employed people, can
pay in weekly or semi-weekly INSTALL
ments. confidential City Loan Bureau,
i02 Houston Bldg. Twenty years in san
Antonio.
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Woodlawn Ave. Acre

can sell you one acre or more on
Woodlawn Ave. for less than one lot is
worth. What docs II mean in the future
II you buy nowl Let mo show you this
wonderful investment Call Mr. Fisher, TT.
22Gi or Or. Go6s. G. & c. Hagelstcin, FL
y. st. Mary's st.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
DEATHS.

Homer Helcomb. 30. died at sl5 North
Walnut. october Il.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16

WANT this equity? Do you want a
neat. practically new, modern home!
Equity will be given you. Very small
back payment. Call salesman, CT. 4S3.
SACRIFICE two new bungalows. for sale
on Bristol ST.. Harlandale, easy terms.
owner, TT. 7579-w. Apply aO1 Robert
T.. Lee st.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
Fraternal Notices

Regular Klonklave. San An
|. |. |. !. |" /
~N \ tonic Khan No. 81. knights
XrXLLfJ Of the Ku Elux Khan. this
MX~ Friday night. at O'clock.
NA. at new grounds. cast side of
H South Loop road. two blocks
N north OF Second Mission, at
W. east end of Barrett Ave. Pc
~ destrians get off Hot Wells
car at Riverside Drive. Walk
" TWO blocks west to river.
RALPH J. KING. Xii.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
Personals

GIRLS In need OF friend are welcomed
at the salvation Army Woman's Home
and Hospital 1919 Broadway. at any
time. CT. 2s72.
ORA-REX, a superb dentifrice. prevents
pyorrhea, bleeding gums. stops bad
breath. At drug stores.
SHIRTS-A few more uncalledfor shirts
at greatly reduced prices; sizes 14iz. is,
II. johnson Shirt shop, 30S Navarro.
CANCER SPECIALIST.
All cancers removed without knife.
Drs. Johnson. Council and Cowley, TT.
Worth. Tex. Majestic Bldg.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
Exchange Real Estate

WILL take in lot or cheap bungalow on
beautIEful modern eight-room duplex.
Mission 3l86-W.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
Suburban Froperty-Sah

TWO acres OF land in Lakevlew Gardens,
No. /. Tr. 361i-W.
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AR, Gov. Hill, $50

Balance like rent. newly papered: ais
five-room; will consider lot or auto frs
payment Owners, Or. 1900 or CIR. 76i.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
Business Property-SaIc
-
Houses for Sale

VARIETY STORE. easy to handle. do
ing cash business. opposite school: will
pay to investigate. ss7 S. blackberry
street.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
Quick Action Loans

On autos. furniture, pianos, etc.
Easy weekly or monthly payments.
I. SLIDER
sos Brady Bldg. CT. ess.
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REAL ESTATE |
Houses for Sale 20

BEAUTIFUL six-room colonial bunga-
low; fireplace. breakfast nook. all built
ms. Can handle $500 cash. balance si5
per month. Mis-. 1851.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
81 Acres

Near city and Fredericksburg road, OIL
conness road, offered only $500.
-- HENRY LACKS, Or. 9S2.
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500 CASH-$3000
6 ROOMS-GLASS AVE.

This cottage Is practically new, six
back screened gallery. trunk room. ga
rage best buy this part 70 city: $4,000.
SALES DEPT. CONNESs REALTY CO.
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SPAIN HOTEL

CT. sSI7. s,o Z. Comnsres ~
MACLEAN hotel. Third and Avenue z.
half-block south OF new Scottish Rite
cathedral; all outside cool rooms; baths.
VI and up; special rates By week. excel
lent table board
TEXAS HOTEL-Opposite new Y. NJ c.
A. All outside steam heated rooms with
running water, baths. 81 per week UP.
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HE Q No 379. Tuesday, August 25th, 1925. (RAL1
Evening star., 1925-06-27
SOCIETY
Solicitor General and Mrs. Mitchell
in Temporary Home on Bradley
Lane, Chevy Chase

the Mckinley and Roosevelt admin
nistrations and judge of the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals. an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter. Christine Richards, to Mr..
Francis Stillman Hyde. son of Mr..
and Mrs. f. II. :. Hyde of Engle-
wood, y. j.
Mrs. Clarence Aspinwall left Fri
day for Nova Scotia, where she will
spend July. Later Mr.. Aspinwall
will join her and they will spend Au-
gust at Osterville, Mass.
Mrs. Margarita Spaulding Gerry an
nounceS the enga cement of her daugh-
ter, Miss Marjorie Gerry. to Mr.. Wal
demsr ]. Gallman of Wellsville, n. ",
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Gallman of
New York Miss Gerry is the daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. Philip f. Gerry.
The wedding will take place in the
Fall Miss Gerry is "A graduate Of
George ashington University and is
= member of the local chapter of Pi
Beta Sorority. After her graduation
she studied law for a year.
Mr.. Gallman is graduate of Cornell
University. where he served as in
structor for a year following his grad
uation. Later he went with Gen.
'TONuST 10 N1ttDG after the TCNO-
luton there to help in the reorganiza.
ton.
Mr.. Gallman now is attached to the
division of Mexican affairs of the State
Department, but has orders to proceed
to Costa Rica the latter part of July
or early in August He win be at the
American legation in San Jose.
Miss Gerry will leave Washington
the first week in July TO visit her
tance's family in New York State.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
GENERAL MOTORS
REPORTED IN DEAL
Will Merge With Yellow Cab
and Other Hertz interests.
Chicago Hears.
BY the Associated Press,


CHICAGO. June 27.-The Chics go
Tribune says that A consolidation Of
the Yellow Cab Manufacturing Co.
and six other companies of John
Hertz, Chicago, with the General
Motors Corporation 3 being worked
out and will be announced next week.
Negotiations have been under way
in Chicago and Detroit among bank
ers and officials, says the newspaper.
The basis for the merger. which La
Sale street gossip says would be a
S60,000,000 deal, is reported to be the
desire of the General Motors Cor
pora ton to enter the motor bus and
taxicab manufacturing field, the
Tribune continues
Yellow ManUfacturinc shares sold
around S46 in the stock market yes
terday, on which basis it's 500. 900
shares would represent around $27. =
100000. General Motors common
sold above sS3. The respective mar
ket prices gave rise TO opinions in
financial circles that General Motors
would give one share of it's stock for
somewhere between one and one and
one-half and two shares of Yellow
Manufacturing.
Yellow Manufacturing and the Yel-
low Coach Co, the former manufac-
turing taXicabs and cars for rent and
the latter producing busses, would go
to General Motors through ma jority
stock holdings, according to the
newspaper story. Also the report
said General Motors would acquire
an interest in the Yellow Cab Co. of
Chicago. the Yellow Cab Co. Of New
York, the Omnibus Corporation of
America. which controls the Fifth
Avenue Coach Co. Of New York. nd
the Chicago Motor Coach 60. of Chi
cago. The Omnibus Corpora ton
owns an interest in the Peoples
Motor Bus 90. of st. Louis.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
CAMERA DOESN'T LIE, so FISH DO
EAT CALF THROWN INTO RIVER
Film ShOcs Piranhas Are Flesh Eaters-Ouaint
Marriage Custom Requires Fiance to Kill
Jaguar to ShOn Bravery.

terror m. ntioDed by the late Theodore
Roosevelt in the account OF his trip
down the River Of Doubt. are the
Diranhas. the flesh ting fish. which
inhabit some Of the interior rivers.
The operator threw calf into the
stream. II was eaten with astonish
ing rapidity by an enormous school
of these carniy yorous fish. Allgators
are numerous.
Edges Of the forest bordering the
rivers are in many places white with
herons. The species are famous for
their aierette feathers. There is a
law in Matto Crosse preventing the
killing OF these birds. There is a large
trade in the feathers, however. and
they are gathered after dropping from
the birds. They have market price
OF approximately $3.50 pound.
Diamond mining seems to be -four
ishing, the picture showing one vii
tage where. it is said. there are more
than 1900 men washing river gravel
and sediment by hand. Gold is washed
by machinery.
The plains are stocked with cattle
one zone ha wing 400 900 head. Much
Of the meat is prepared for market in
the form Of jerked beef.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
Mrs. Andrews Hostess to
Two Luncheon Parties Today.

Mrs. Minnisarode Andrews enter
iained in an unusual but charmingly
arranged luncheon today at the May
flower Hotel. 1t was in the naturs of
farewell. as Mrs. Andrews is sailing
for Europe in the int terest of the Mon
tfcello Foundation.
1t was double party. as Mrs. An
drews entertained at Il large horse
shoe ped table in honor of Mrs.
Rose Gouv@rneur Hoes. who will sue
ceed her as chairman OF the Thomas
Jefferson memorial and of Mrs. Will
nam Laird Dunlop: al another table
Miss Virginia Minnigerode. cousin
of Mrs. Andrews, who will be married
Monday to Lieut.. Alan Thornton
Hunt, I. s. NJ. G.. at VaucIuse. the
Andrews home in Fairfax County.
va, was the honor guest. Ii was a
most interesting party, representative
OF social artistic and professional
Washington. The table where Mrs.
Hoes and Mrs. Dunlop We're seated
was decorated with red. white and
olue, carrying out the Fourth of July
decorations. as Mrs. Andrews is sail
ing that day. and the large oval.
shaped table where the bride-eIect was
seated was decorated with pink and
blue flowers carrying out the color
scheme OF her wedding ARRANGEMENTS.
Snort addresses We're made and the
ehtire pallroom was used for the oc-
Casion
The guests included Mrs. Rlair
Bannister, Mrs Albert \. Baegs. Mrs
Jean Lowry Bennett. AIR. Gardner
Lloyd Booth, Mrs. Delos A. Blodsett.
Mrs. Marion Butler Miss Maud Da
Vidge, Mrs. Edward Bouton and Mrs
Symington Dawson of Baltimore
Mrs. Richard Parker Crenshaw, Mrs.
Margaret B. Downing, Nine. Fav-
de-Lltzin, Mrs. Logan Feland Mrs.
David DuEose Gaillard. Mrs. Will
liam c. Gorsas, Miss Maud Gouv-
eneur, Mrs. Louis Hertle, Miss Vir-
sInia Hunt. Mrs. Richard w. Hyson.
Mrs. c. w. Kennedy. Mrs. Henry
krogstadt Mrs. Benjamin Rush
Logic, Mrs. Charles G. Matthews,
Mrs. Charles Minnigerode. Mrs.
George Carter Minnigerode, Mrs
Patty Jefferson Norris, Mrs. T. Lee
Phillips. Mrs. Thomas Taliaferro.
Miss Fanny Washington Weeks,
Mrs. Mary Williams and Mrs. John
Harvey Young.
At the table where the Younger
guests We're seated Mrs. Eliphat
Frazer Andrews presided and the
guests included Miss Virginia Mimi
gerode, Miss Margaret Brittell of
Warrenton, Miss Helen Minrigerode,
Miss Anne Gibbon Minnigerode, Mrs.
Allan Hunt Roberts. Miss Margaret
Hooe, Miss Montgomery McCreary.
Mrs. Campbell Turner. Mrs. Joseph
Colquitt. Miss DeIphine Heyl, Mrs.
George Plaster. Mrs. Archibald Ram
dolph, Miss Roslyn White and Mis-.
Martha Rawlins.
The Rev. +. Ward Denvs and hi,
daughter, Mrs. Margaret Denys VOL
colt. and her daughter, Miss Patricia
Evening star., 1925-06-27
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Harold p Ganss and Helen p. Wailerstien
Lee A. Daughtry and Alma Ciyburn.
Lewis Scott and Mary Jackson.
Burton l.. Sheets and Evelyn F. Noyer,
both of Baltimore Nd.
Thomas Z. Luckett and Charlotte V. Wind
ham
r Dayton Clarke an6 ImoGens E. Joues.
Raymond stone. IT,. ana Anne u. Wessen:
william T. SChrder and Marion &.
Schweltzer.
lanes 6 Scott and Bessie Best
Willie r. Fields snd Ethel simmons.
John r. Reid and Elsie H. Barry
Harvey NJ. CheSney and HaIel +. Ten
nant both of Bel Air. Nd
Albert K. Mayer and Mildred y. ~louaker. r..
both of Baltimore. Nd
James G Harper and Helen e. Gwyn.
George Copeland and Francis Harper.
Emery G. Leonard of Landover. Md. and
Genevieve Mannskee of this city.
George w. Quick and Lillian l.. Temple
man.
Joseph H. Handel and Amelia Levin.
Joseph A. Danko ard Marguerite l.. Moy-
Ian. both of Baltimore. Nd.
Charles Rosen and Florence Goldberg. both
of Baltimore. Md.
James T Naylor OF Philadelphis. Pa and
c. Virginia GUering OF Owings Mills. No.
Harry j. Snead and Ida c. Hughson.
Harry Johnson and Gladys Harris
Archie Rodgers and Mamie Atkins.
Robert j. Duff and Susie Reeder.