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The Washington times., 1925-05-21

A New York department store recently sold 5000
of these identical sets in one SALE Now-through
the alertness of Lansburgh & Bro-Washington
will have its opportunity to share in this wonder
full super-value
The Herald Horn which goes with this set, is un-
doubtedly the best oud-speaking horn in its price
class in the country. Plenty of volume-a deep
and mellow tone. Approved by Freed -Eisemann.
The Washington times., 1925-05-21
Important!

This sale begins Friday morning at 500
o'clock, selling continuously throughout the
day till 900 P. M. Before 9:15 A. M. and
after p. M. use Main 9Th st. Entrance)
and thereafter daily during regular store
hours.
RADIO BALCONY-FTRST FLOOR
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21

A gift that's intended for
everyday use-hundreds Of
the newest ideas in white
and green gold.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
REALTY MEN PREDICT
VALLEY LAND BOOM

DALLAS, Dec. 21.-CP-"After
Florida, the Magic Valley" say real
estate men VINO viewed exhibits
brought to Dallas by the exposition
car of the lower Rio Grandc Valley,
indicating they believe South Texas
will be the scene of the next great
land boom.
Fifteen towns and cities have a
share in the exhibits of tropical and
sub-tropical fruits, vegetables and
field products. They are Brownsville,
San Benito. Harlingen, Rio Hondo,
Raymondville, Laferia, Mercedes,
Weslaco. Donna, Alamo, San Juan,
Pharr, McAllen, Mission and Edin-
burg.
OF 100000 acres in the Valley,
650,006 can be irrigated, but as yet
only 100000 have been put under irri-
CATION. or less than half. it is pointed
out. This acreage is watered By 1000
miles of canals and laterals and al
ready has been planted to 3,400, 900
citrus trees, most of which will not
reach their bearing prime for four or
five years yet. Approximately 1000
cars of citrus fruits will be shipped
from the Valley this year, against 512
cars last year.
Hunting, year round outdoor sports
and the fascination Of foreign coun-
try close at hand are among the at
fractions other than commercial held
out to the prospective homeseeker.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
FLORIDA CAPITALIST
SHOT DEAD BY NEGRO

HAINES CITY. Fla, Dec. 21.--P)
Owen Higgins, %. president Of the
Haynes City Finance Company, was
shot and killed while riding in an
automobile by Odom Dunlap, negro,
who was slain few minutes later
in sunfight with police and citizens
during which more than a hundred
shots were fired. Dunlap was intoxi-
Gated, authorities said.
Higgins was motoring when Dunlap
stepped out with a rifle and COM
manded him to hold up his hands.
Higgins is said to have complied with
this order and the negro is then said
to have declared, well. / guess I'll
kill you anyway" He fired and Hig-
gins fell back dead.
Dunlap barricaded himself in q
nearby house and an exchange Of shots
continued for 10 minutes. When
Dunlap refused to come out of the
house Policemen Shaw and Pete Al
lison, a civilian. walked into the house
and shot the negro.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
OF HEDJAz
ADVOCATES THRONE

PORT SUDAN, Egypt, Dec. o.
R)-Still another crown has toppled
1t is that of King Ali of the He'd
JAZZ, a territory lying partly along
the Red Sea in Arabia. known al
'the land of pilgrimagcs, and which
embraces the holy city Of Mecca. Ali
like his father. King aussein, has alb
dictated.
Since Ali assembled the throne in
October of last year, he has been sore
ly beset by Ibn Saoud, head of the
suItanate of Nejd, in warfare that has
been almost. continuous since 1910.
While Hussein still was on the
throne, Mecca was taken by the fol-
lowers of Ibn Saoud and Hussein alb
dicated in favor of Ali. evacuating
Mecca in order to save the holy city
from complete destruction. Ali went
from that city to Jeddah.
Ibn Saoud was relentless and imme-
diately began plans for the invest.
ment of Jeddah. The Wahabis made
the town a target for ferocious at
tacks and finally, last Friday, the
defense virtually collapsed and later
Ali abdicated the throne he had oc.
cupied for little more than a year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
FORT SAM ENJOYS
SYMPHONY CONCERT
OF HIGH ORCHESTRA

An entertaining concert program
was presented by the High School
Symphony orchestra under the direc.
ton of Otto Zoeller, at Fort Sam
Houston, Sunday afternoon for the
soldiers and officers stationed at the
post.
The concert was held under the
auspices of the Recreation Bureau OF
the War Department and was official
recognition of the symphony orchestra
by the government: This recognition
was accorded the orchestra after its
programs broadcast from station
VICAR and its programs at many
concerts attracted the attention of the
bureau.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21

Will shortly open at the Chateau az
Bontboron. formerly the home of
Queen Amelie of Portugal, overlook
ing Nice.
OPPENHEIM LIKES 1T.
A few miles further west. Camille
Blanc, formerly director of the Monte
Carlo Casino, has converted famous
old chateau at Bealieu into a gambling
club Of the most fashionable order,
owing TO its proximity to the residence
OF the Duke of Connaught, the "un-
crowned king of the Riviera"
Another baccarat base is being rap
idly fitted out on the hill above Vile
Franchc, and another at Tamaris. near
Toulon. Still another at Saint Raph-
ael will be inaugurated this week.
Interviewed on the subject of all
this growing craze for gambling, f..
Phillips .Oppenheim, famous thrill au-
thor who has just completed his
hundredth novel near Cannes, where
he resides, says:
People now gamble only for fun,
as the old reckless playing for profit
myth has been exploded.
Il gamble two days each week as a
relief from work which monopolizes
six hours a day for five days each
week. l allow myself a certain
amount per day and generally lose
it. 1t is great"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
10. LODGE HOST
/ To CATHOLIC
! !: ORPHANS
ANITA Claus Distributes
i Presents to 34l
I Little Guests.

Children from five of the local
ltholic Orphanages attended an en-
rtainment given in their honor by
" knights of Columbus at the
Knights Of Columbus Han Sunday aft
)rnoon. At the end Of the entertain
Pit Santa Claus gave presents TO
"a Of the 341 little guests that
Re present.
lie Christmas entertainment is an
r|ual affair of the knights of Co.
Embus.
Beatrice and Rudolfo Guerrero gave
Mexican dance Interpretation ac-
Snpanied at the piano by Miss Jesse
arcia. Miss Mary Nell Nelson. ac-
Dmpanied by Miss Margaret Burke,
i've Z number of vocal selections.
BIS LEILA Mae Pyron gave a reading.
hrigtmas music was given by the
= ]. Schuetze Orchestra. Sunny Blew
= sang the 'River Shannon" accom-
nnied BY Ms. Blevins at the piano.
|.Chairmen who had charge of the
changes we're:
u Joseph's Orphanage, John VIII
rs: St Peters, Henry ]. Menger;
~ ehepherd's, Henry A. Guerra
me1itss for girls, NJ. z. Gleason;
H. Carmelites for boys, T. A.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
ADVERTISEMENT

Real boys want lots of fireworks
for Christmas. We are the largest
retail dealer of fireworks in Texas.
George Keene. druggist. corner South
Flores and Military plaza. Crockett
6O4- 605-6tj1.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
PROFESSOR DEAD.

PARIS, Dec. 21.-CP-The death
is announced at Paris of Sir Paul
Vinogradoff, corpus professor OF
Jurisprudence, Oxford University,
since 1908. Recently the University
of Paris conferred high degree on
him.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
GAMBLING CLUBS GROW
OVER NIGHT in RIVIERA
By c. F. BERTELLI
Universal Service staff Correspondent.
COPYRIGHT, 1875, by Universal service.

PARIS, Dec. 21.-American winter
resorts will have TO look to their laur-
els, so fast and furious is the oppo-
sition of Eropean resorts this year.
The Nice press bureau, for instance,
broadcastS this week as follows:
Theodore Plummer, of Los Angeles,
has arrived for the season. With due
respect for the delightful spot across
the ocean we feel qualification TO note
that each season a fair percentage of
our American visitors are from Cali
fOrnia.
ITO have so many visitors from the
state with such an enjoyable climate
is unquestionably n compliment for
Nice"
GAMBLING CLUBS.
Simultaneously it is made known,
though discreetly. that American Wis
itors will not find the slightest diff
Guilty in finding places to gamble as
much as they like, even if they are
shy of the publicity given the Casino
at Monte Carlo. Baccarat palaces are
springing up everywhere on the Ri
viera. Syndicates relying upon the
spread of the gambling habit, and feel
ing that the hi / dollar exchange rate
will continue to enable Americans to
throw away francs, with the govern
ment,s sanctioning roulette with a
view of gaining revenue, are construct
ing baccarat clubs at every conven-
lent spot along the coast.
A new casino at Juan Les Pins,
where Mrs. Hudnut's palatial home
dominates the Mediterranean, is al
ready launched next to Frank Gould's
hotel, ''The Provencal," at that boom
ing resort, while another filled with
a record number of baccarat tables
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21

we are interested in so much as how
large the SERVICE we can give you in
helping you select that gift.
We are doing our utmost to make this
store pleasant place to Christmas-shop
"a place where your kind of gifts are
made available for you with service that
is PLEASANT and UNDERSTANDING
LY RIGHT.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21

We all feel in the Wolff & Marx Co.
Store, that it isn't the size of gift that
counts, as the appropriateness of the
Gift, and the thought behind that Gift
And so throughout the Wolff & Marx
Co.'s, you will find everything ready to
help you in your Christmas shopping.
1t is not how large gift you buy that
, 1925-02-16

auditorium seating 5000 persons. Erra
received creditable marks Tor EngIlSn'
Latin, Civics, Biology, Drawing. Music
and physical Training. Congratulations.
Mr.. Fred C.. jackson. who has Feen
employed as Business Manager in the
Herald" Office for may years, gave up
his position with that .>aper 90 oatur-
day to take up The position as Clerk
for the St. Croix Central Sugar Factory.
Mr.. jackson has always proved a trust
worthy and reliable young man and we
are sure he will make good in his ne"
situation. We wish him all success 10
his new position.
, 1925-02-16
PERSONAL.

Their father tells US that Olaf and
Erna Larsen have passed the mid year
high school examinations in New York.
Olaf is attending the De Witt Clinton,
and has been commended by his teachers.
Erna is enrolled at the George Washing
ton High School on Fort George Hill,
supposed to be the largest and best e
uuipped high school in the world, the
, 1925-02-16

TELEGRAIo.
ST. CEOI& STATION
Washington, Feb. 1l(h- he Depart
ment Of Agriculture has sent .. +. Mos
nette, expert of the Bureau Of Entomolo-
gy. to South America, to make a three
months investigation o. fruit CONDITIONS
there and to determine the presence, or
absence. of fruit flies and other injurious
insects. The object Of the survey IS TO IN
sure the effectiveness OF the present
quarantine regulations under when
fruits and vegetables from Argentine,
Chile, and other Latin American cunt
ries enter the United States.
Ottawa, Feb. 1lth- Robert torkerk
progressive leader, minated 10 the
House Of Commons this afternoon, that
Progressives would not give up pressing
for further tariff red lcoon. That Sc
c~ession talk in the Western Provinces IS
more serious than the general pubic be-
l%iaves'', was the prOnOuncen7at OF John
Telle Progressive lie The course OF a
speech continuing the J-oate on m az
dress.
Narobi British East Africa Fec. 1lth
The Duchess of York exceeded her roy
al DQSDdlQ ) IGCUIu vi OlC l. - "A Il
ing trips this week, killing a large rnI-
nocerous with a single shot. Zoe Duke
and Duchess have been hultlnz IN TINS
region for several WEEKS
Rome, Feb. 11th 50 far as knO vn al
present, the Pope will accept calmly the
suppression Of the FrenchEm0assy a. the
Vatican, and will recall Nunclo Cerati
from Paris, soon, to make nm CtdInai.
The Holy See will leave a humble func
tionary to wind up Carelt's office IN Pa.
ris, the office of the Papal Delegate re-
naming vacant. without actually being
Impressed.
Geneva, Feb. 18th Australia, which
has been asking emancipation from the
League of Nations control over her imam
ces, on the ground of her improved posi-
ton. has received an admonitlon from
the League Of Nations permanent tInan
cial Committee, VINO state that the neceS-
sary administrative reforms had not yet
been carried out.
Geneva. Feb. 11th-The Chinese dele
cation withdrew from the Far Eastern
Opium Conference, when that body vas
, 1925-02-16
B.OCA'

The s. S. Catherine" arrived at Fred
eriksted at Las p. M. on Saturday with
the usual weekend mail and the follow
ing passengers: From St. Thomas
RafeaI Soldivilla and Emilio Mier. From
Porto Rico Father Edmond Arson. Fa-
Their James Barron, Father Edwards and
Father RemageI.
, 1925-02-16

The chief Chinese delegate, Alfred SEE,
said the ,"ithdraWai was due 10 the con
ference's failure to adopt a system Ter
the sugpresai0n Of opium smoking I'D the
Geneva. Feb. I1Jh.-Greece has ap-
pe2ied 10 the League of Nations against
the action of turkey In eXpelllng The
Most Rev. CJuS;autjm0ss ecumenlcal
patriarch of The CalhoIc Church. IRON
ConsJantinOpIe, claiming that the &c'Ion
endanQeIs the irIeuQy relations between
the Two C tuutrles.
Lonuon, Feb. Ilth.-In the Ola Bailey
TO-DAY, the Magistrate sentences ). +.
O'Lear. 10 Is months. I1prlSonment,
and j.. ID. McOOuLh 60 10 months ior ms
demeau0uf under the official secrets Act
Fac " were arrested last monlh at The
time an alleged pot TO blow up British
haItlesuIps and submarines was unearlh-
ed. and ii was alleged, The evidence lhdl.
c.Ied the defendants were IRISH Rupu2I'
can ARMY intelligence 9th IalS. All irish
political quarters. however, dISc.almed
any knowledge OF lnem. In The Ponce
Court late last mOu,n, il was testified
that the Information Wlicl nai p2e0
found in c)1Iec ia VITA lae m9n was OF
particularly secret na-ul5, Wntch might
be useful % an ,lAmy.
LJnIjL F40 lin. Great britain, has
a O0oueggInL prJ0G-,u, says the West
minsL1r.' Il Z Jt4 Wulcn nay uec25al ate
tnsad4 - lJIJi sJ-rItI measures. Ina trOu-
bic arse 4rJn ll+ Iatlt mat prlce u spI-
russ 10 Ft4lc- lsDny about nam Of that
10 Grea, BrllaJn where lne dQly Is very
hlgn, III5 enc 4nd4e5 nuggljn2 ~ con-
rr1Dl3l s.Ifll5 t4rLJuS across the Clan.
, 1925-02-16

The concerts given by the Native
Brass Band yesterday afternoon and eve
ming were we'll rendered and very much
appreciated by the large gathering. In
the afternoon they gave a tramp up King
street.
, 1925-02-16

We are sorry to report an accident
which occurred yesterday afternoon. A
car in which Miss Marie Fross and Mrs.
Rebecca de Chabert were taking an out
ing was upset by coming in contact with
a tree while going down Morning Star
hill. Miss Fross got her left arm bro
ken just above the wrist and Mrs. Cha
bert received a blow on the head. The
car was much damaged and although the
wind shield was shattered they escaped
any injury from the broken glass. Our
sympathy is extended to the sufferers
and we hope they will soon be all right
again.
, 1925-02-16
FOR SALE
FOrdC Car
IN PERFECT CONDITION.
For particulars apply to the man
ager Of National Bank of the Da-
nish West Indies, ChristianSted.

The Annual Harvest Festival of the
Friedens eeId Church will take place this
year on the 22nd instant when there will
be public service at 11.30 a. M, Sunday
School at 1.15 p. M. and choral service
at 230 p. m. at which addresses will be
delivered by the Revds. Perry and Asboe
to which all friends are invited and gifts
solicited.
The usuaI.saIe will take place at $50
P. M. on Monday.
R. P. JACOBS.
Acting Pastor.
Friedensfeld,
18th Feb. 1926.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
Do You Appreciate a
Solidly Built Home?
7-R., Woodlawn, $1,000

Most substantially constructed large
bungalow. beautifully finished and hand
somely appointed throughout. high up
on w. Woodlawn. among beautiful
homes, built on solid concrete founda-
ton. unusually large living room with
attractive fireplace. cory little study or
den opens off from It at the east end
All rooms throughout very large. three
bedrooms. completely equipped kitchen
and lovely white tile bath trimmed in
blue. Very large closets throughout;
extra lot; built for home. II you want
to see real house, let US show you
this one today. CT. 1l25. Sales Dept.
Richey. Casey & Gragg. Home phone.
Woodiawn 373e-w.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
Best Bungalow for $4,000
On North Side, Bargain

For the price. We believe this is the
best bungalow home on the North Side:
on one OF the very best streets. high
up. east Of Main Ave; six lovely rooms
and large breakfast nook, most attrac-
tive outside appearance and unusually
elegant Interior; finest finish hardwood
floors. all large rooms. large built-in
features and closets galore: expensive
draperies. shades and linoleums 20 with
the house: heavy plumbing, base tub
Call CT. 1lzs. Sales Dept. Richey, Casey
& Gragg. Home. Mis- 31s5-W.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
Duplex Bargain, $4,000
In Walking Distance

A two-story duplex. on corner OF Two
paved streets. in the Noian-Pine street
neighborhood; this will make you home
and an income. all for the price of
home; $500 cash will handle Il. Call CT.
i125. Sales Dept, Richey. Casey & Gragg.
Home phone. Woodlawn 1871.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
|RICHEY, CASEY & GRAGG
SALESMAN'S HOME PHONE ON EACH AID
Apartment House, $4,000
IN MADISON SQUARE DISTRICT.
NEARLY NEW ultra MODERN

NEARLY NEW. ULTRA MODERN
Four large. lovely apartments. The
outstanding feature OF this choice prop
erty is that 1t is practically new and
strictly modern in design and appoint
ments; each apartment has separate en-
frances: large private front gallery; big
living room with closets and in-a-door
Murphy bed; hall with linen closet;
pretty white bath with large built-in
closet and chest: complete kitchen (not
kitehenette). breakfast nook; glassed-
garage; no fine home has a more eie-
giant interior than these apartments; ex-
pensive papering. white and ivory ena-
mel woodwork; French doors, beautiful
floors. paved street; walking distance OF
business center. Call Or. 1125. Sales
Dept. Richey. Casey & Gragg. Home, Cr
g095
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
Two Big Apartment
Houses-S9500
NONRESIDENT Writes Sell

Biggest bargain IN town today, located
In Breckenridge High School district.
Two big two-story houses each having a
complete apartment. on each floor OF
four rooms and bath. Income around $3.50
monthly. Part OF the furniture goes
with the houses At this price. Located
on paved street, close to town and close
to high and grade schools. CT. 1125.
Sales Dept. Richey. Casey a Gragg.
Home phone Mis- 1877
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
BIG BARGAIN, $4,000
6 Rooms, Highland Park

Big corner lot. on paved street. high on
HILL near the school. and near the car
line; very large bungalow. sidewalks
along both sides. lots OF fruit trees,
pecan trees and heavily bearing grape
vines house has six rooms. screened
porch. reception hall and bath. built-in
buffet. enormous rantry and several
closets. high ceilings; you could not
build this house for $4,000, the lot is
worth $3.50. Call Or. 1125. Sales Dept,
Richey. Casey q Gragg. Home phone
Mis- s42-J.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
Angeles Terrace
Outside CITY Limits, $4,000

FIve-room bungalow, three lots. all
fenced. fruit trees. garage, dandy little
barn, near school, high location. in the
fast growing part OF the city; this is a
splendid proposition for someone to get a
home near school and have room for
chickens and COW. Call Or. Ii25. Sales
Dept, Richey. Casey & Gragg. Home,
Woodlawn 4l31-W
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
North Side Stucco-S1O,500
. Spanish Style-Tile Roof

0ix.roem ana bath, three bedrooms,
- bodrooms up and one down: exclu-
~ LEGATION: this house Is extremely
1k<l9e1cs Inside and out: large. long. high
xoo1ol living room. attractive fireplace.
Boautifully situated dining room on
411oo4 level: exclusive appointments
11fonghout the house; interior finished
- 1oxtons: the very latest in kitchen
oCuipment and bath fixtures; terms. Call
O.. 1l1g- Sales Dept, Richey Casey a
0gagy. Home phone, woodiavn 12s4-J
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
Business Building $4,000
For Garage or Paint

shop. or other business NEEDING a loca-
is 50x150. building is loxsO; has cement
floor building of galvanized iron con-
strrction. We have tenant for all or
part Of the building IL desired for long
lease. Call CT. 1125. Sales Dept. Richey,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
Gas Station and Home
and Grocery Store, $500

A beautiful new bungalow of five
rooms and bath. store on the corner.
including a splendid. going business and
gasoline and oil drive-in station. In
GLIDING all fixtures (some very expen-
sive) Of both grocery and gas business.
The good will OF this business Is worth a
great deal The buildings are on q cor
ner lot on Commerce ST., 75x157. This
is one Of the best opportunities In San
Antonio. Call CT. 1125. Sales Dept.
Richey. Casey & Gragg. Home phone.
Mis- 3633-W
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
s14 PLEAsANToN ROAD.

Sale or TRADE.
Five-room house. acre ground. fruit Pc
can. other large trees; out OF high tax
zone. on paved highway. dandy place
with city airs at country price. Owner,
80 Gibbs Bldg.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
NEAR SAN PEDRO PARK
Cozy Bungalow-S475O

Five-room bungalow with sleeping
porch. splendid neighborhood, paved
street, near the car line and q block
from San Pedro Park: terms; out of
town owner anxious to sell. Or. 1925.
Sales Dept, Richey. Casey q Gragg.
Home, Mis-. 31s5-W
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
Off Broadway-$5500
In Breckenridge Park

Beautiful bungalow in Brackenridge
Park: five rooms and sleeping porch. on
large lot, away from the noise OF
Broadway. with the entire park at your
front door: all the advantages Of an
enormous country estate with none Of
the expense. Don't let this opportunity
pass Cali CT. I125. Sales Dept. Richey,
Casey & Gragg Home phone. Tr. S1S-W.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
New Home, 2 Lots, $3.50
3 Rooms and Bath. $3.50

Cash and s25 monthly. a lovely little
bungalow, on graveled street. off South
Flores; lot 50x15o; north front. move
right In. Call Or. ll25. Sales Dept.
Richey. Casey & Gragg.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
a Houses and Corner
For Store, All for $3.50

On corner on s. Flores. VIII take lot
as first payment. The house now rent
ed $50 monthly; the vacant corner now
ripe for business OF some kind. Lot
Is 76x1s0. The rent houses are nearly
new. Call Or. l125. Richey. Casey q
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
Trade, Will Take Lots
Up to $1,000 on Denver
Heights Home, Balance
Like Rent

Five rooms. sleeping porch and bath
on high terraced lot paved street, neal
schools and churches. price s276o. Call
CT. 1l25. Sales Dept. Richey, Casey &
Gragg. Home phone Mis-. 642-J.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13
) Rooms-Kings Highway
Corner Bungalow-S650O

Dol4 1t reduced price TO settle an es-
~. olx rooms and giassed-in sleeping
DUE0n. frst-ciass inside and out, corner
~ paved streets. near the school and
mDof the car line. See this today. Of