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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
Mr.. Fixit of the Star
Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles
If Of Public Interest

takcr. afEiHg him 10 obsu fhs
roll and tiId out me name Of
me 0lIHrr and rcftorr 70 10
higL ne took 70 and put q
aUaU refusiHg 10 opeH ~ /
then osled him 10 return n 10
me that might 0pcH 70 and
lsqrH Irh0 me OtrHcr t0aF ne
gof aHgry md fqltef 10 me iu
~ rery disagrceabls manner.
and Trfuscd 10 return me r0H.
what should J m about ~
No doubt he will find the
owner when no eoola or. In
the meantime. n would be- well
10 report his conduct 20 the
owner or the market. or 10 the
city N 81 occurred IN the munic-
ipal market
Mr Firt: what can be
done iCih n Hcighb0r tohD Brac-
fices on ms saz0Dh9Hc crcry
oucHiHg and me greater plrf'
81 gHHdayf ne has been asked
10 make less Hoisc on sunday
morning. bit q DOES no good.
N. l.. g.
There Is not much 20 be d9ns
with a man in the early stages
~ tho EaIophone habit II
takes patience and prayer 10
live near him. II he should
practice NJ unusual hours in
the evening Or morning he
could he fined az a nuisance. q.
M, Firit: ! haze a TREND
tc0rIsiHg ~ a bakery and re-
cciUing so per tccck for cigit
hours. scucn days a tCcek. she
gets nothing for overtime. she
Is AFRAID 10 make complaint
lest sIie lose her JOB Can you
do anything about ~
". e.
II would seem that your
friend Is not getting a square
deal See the labor commits
siOner. 4Os Maynard building.
First ave. s. and Washington.
NJ. Filit. I liuc on SHE
mn aud ccsspooi obouc -
~ orcrfiOtSing into our base
mcHt. what can be done
about ~ MRG. A.
The city health department
promises 10 take care Of this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
A Thought

l say TO every man that is
among you, not 10 think more
highly OF himself than he ought
to ihink.-Romnns Nii.:3.
T Is the admirer or himself.
L and not the admirer OF vir.
tue, who thinks himself su.
perior 10 others. Plutarch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

and a testimonial TO the spirit Of cooper
alton among all classes of its citizens who,
as members of the fraternity, made the
dream of the lodge officers possible
Hats off to you, Brother Eagles As
citizens Of this great city you have no
SuperiorS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

ABIDE and where rich and poor
come IN close contact. thereby
getting ideas and information
from each other which Is Of
great advantage TO all OF W
We sincerely hope the board
Will give back what they have
taken away and we are very
sure the city viii be amply re-
paid
q Nicely, Yakima wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

%BiEE#dhy
THTRsDAY. july 16

itihpbffs WIZ ~
II so. you have enviable poise.
You are commanding and i'm
posing.
Often you are very handsome.
And invariably attractive.
But you have your defects, too.
You want your own way
You love arguments.
You are sarcastic at times.
And your tongue has a keen edge.
You love deyotedly.
And hate with equal fervor.
You arc an idealist.
You are sometimes very cold.
You have a strong sense Of duty.
You hold your friends.
You are substantial member OF
society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
Kitche Pixley Sage of the Olympics, SEE:
81 Seen by tn Papers,
BY KITCHEL FINLEY

WHATS wanted. IN these
w parts, Is some real con.
sors who Will defy the public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

IN our family fireside newspa
pcrs, 10 wit.
MIAMI Fla July 4.-,under
the blnzin sun, a worn woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

ST FfEitf 4 abort time 0go
mrsfs y0u about me dcplgrabir
condition ~ Tssier UIy from
Mavuard 10 rum auc. n0D
utsA 10 congratulate you. on
me spieHdh improvement Of
me strcst at this point ! al5o
rish 10 thank rhc street de-
pertinent aHd alDo EuDcriHtenr
dent HendcuoH. tgho WilI soon
complete his hffls job there
me star u doing taipabir
serrics W IT, FiJit column. and
thousands Of citizens opBTc-
ctate a. 4 READER.
Hr Fir!E II toas stated
JuiU : that there trould BE- Ton
pressure ~ tho tDdier supply
IN West seattle uHin JuiV 2.
trhcH the uct0 main AZ Fret
dre. q. and Kenyon 81 trouid
be TradV ADtas suddenly rrc
arc pat on restrictions trorSe
SaH euoE what "a ne
sasBert ".
Superintendent Russell says
that the new West Seattle main
viii 10 In operation early next
week, and that tho water situh
lion should then be greatly re-
ileyed
Mr. Firitg n me James e.
car ioouid stop on me cast side
~ Second duc. instead 81 iH
fhG center " the block bcftoecH
Second and frat. u Mould BE-
far moro Convenient for those
DeffiHg on ~ that locality. aud
iroHid preucHt much jay
tralEiHD Can you get them
10 do ~ J. H. n.
Superintendent Henderson says
that II would be both cXpen-
siye and dangerous 10 do this
on account OF the grade. II II
his opinion that this would
Increase the number Of acci-
dents there materially. and that
the blocking Of pedestrians
would be very annoying He
says n has been gone over
carefully and that the change
will not b. made
Mr. Fizit J found a roll Of
blue prints NJ The public mar
kct aud gaze them 10 INC care
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

Nobody else explodes because Of the failure Of that
big Chicago brokerage firm the latter being
laitempt to get rich on wind-crrdit with nothing
solid back Of IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

forming OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ice. GA morepcrfectumiun" of
these companies seemed, from
the beginning of the telephones
adoption by the people, to be
essential, and SO the structure of
the Bell System was planned.
This organization exists today
substantially as it was then con-
ccived-a group of companies,
each preserving its individuality
and applying local knowledge to
local needs, but all federated
into a single cohesive union in
order that nationwide, univcr-
sal service may be provided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

wandera along the banks Of the
Miami river. pocrin into hun.
drcds OF houscboats that limo
It's banks"
II seems that n Mrs. Hender.
son, wantin TO go on the stage,
pawncd her baby TO get clothes.
and now can't find the child,
altho she has got n job in II
restaurant
There's dynamite In spreadin
any such item in the home cir.
Gle, hereabouts anyhow. and
us leadin citizens demands
censor for Il. Don't you know
that ita Unborn in woman, old
or young, TO banker 10 10 ON
the stage? And. by Henry!
our local SorosIs. Daughters Of
Revolutions. Womcns Auxiliary
Fire Department and Society for
Domestic Rights are goin TO
Jointly debate Shall n Woman
Pawn Her Husband2" as ~.
sdlt OF that Miami item. That's
what And us lcadin citizens
anticipates an aye vote tharll
20 thunderin down tho ages.
Mrs. Pixlcy says she knows ii
married women who have been
snvin pin money for years for
stage costumes, and thoy'Il now
take short cut TO the pawn
brokers' Father bcin pnwncd
by wife or daughter Is n dnrncd
fine future to look TO, amt Il?
Bah,!!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

Spcokin nj mau'a dcSccni from
brptcS hcrcS somc argument
IN mat Los AnDcics tclioiD,
PobsL Cio shoots dcad a D.
Dcor-oh boz iCho was rWu 10
stcdl Ms Diums.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

As 10 earthquakes. there is u
report that, In the great dunlc
In Csahdn, In 1862, n man had
10 run MI night 10 keep ahead
NJ n assure that opened behind
him. Is, 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16

Mr. Fixiis J found a roll OF
blue prints NJ the public mar
kct and 0drc them 10 me care
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
MARY GARDEN BACK,
LIKES HER SUN BATHS

NEW YORK. Dec. 10.--CP)-Mary
Garden is back, still singing the praise
of the sunshine OF Riviera. in which
she basks each summer. II gives her
strength and health to go on with her
musical work, she says.
Miss Garden arrived yesterday OH
the Homeric for the season of the
Chicago Opera Company. She admit
ted she still enjoys her sun bath. III
the altogether. which first astonished
the humble fishermen who live in the
neighborhood of her Monte Carlo villa.
"Is it true" she was asked, Tint
you row yourself ont into the bay and
90 through these rites alone:"
She laughed.
Gan you imagine letting anyone
help me? OF course, do it alone. L
do everything in this life alone. Where
would ! be il j didn't"
Despite these brisk days that suggest
"woolens" Miss Garden said, singers
always wear thin clothing and heavy
furs.
II never change my lingerie the year
around" she admitted. II mcan--tne
weight; but often change the weight
Of my furs." -,
The diva came with trunks filled
with costumes, many Of them for her
appearance in new opera, "hesur-
rcctiou." from Tolstoi's story.
Many Of her dresses we're fashioned
BIZ the former subjects Of the car;
In fact most OF the trunks contained
things Russian. There are a dress by
n princess, two gowns by duchess
and a robe by prince. In her hand
bag. Miss Garden carried an Ikon that
belonged to an empress. At least, she
confessed, so said the dealer who sold
il to her.
Her latest thrill is the radio. Both
broadcasting and listening delight her.
IL have a perfect radio voice" she
said, adding she hoped to broadcast
again. having done so twice thus far.
She has several radio sets.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
DOING MY DUTY,
MOODY Tells
ENQU|RERs
Says Action in Road Suits
Has Nothing to Do
With Politics.

AUSTIN, Dec. 10.-(R)-Becaus
of the many inquiries relative to his
actions against road companies in Tex
as and their political significance, At
torney General Dan Moody made the
| following statement:
1.-THE law of this state makes It the
duty of the attorney general to insti-
tute suits to protect the revenues Of
the state. The courts have sustained
this position. The cases filed by me
against roed contractors in this state
had as their purpose the protection of
the highway fund of Texas from be-
ing forced TO pay uhconscionable sums
of money under contracts which were
admittedly improvident and which l
charged to be fraudulent as to the
State of Texas, and which the testi-
mony showed to have been let without
competitive bidding.
"In the one case which has been
tried. the court held the contracts
fraudulent and sustained every con-
tention of the attorney general. These
contracts ran into millions of dollars.
No higher duty rests upon the office
of the attorney general than to pro-
tect the state from the consequences
of fraudulent contracts and contracts
let for unconscionable prices. In my
effort to discharge the duties of tho
office to which the people have elected
me, ] have not been concerned and
am not now concerned with the politi.
cal consequences that follow the dis.
charge of such duties.
II have a compelling desire. to full
fill the trust placed In me by the PEG.
pie of Texas when they elected me to
the office Of attorney general and |
am seeking to discharge the duties in
cident to the office and fill the office
which / hold without any considera-
ton to partisan political questions.
''The holding of office implied =
willingness TO perform the duties Of
the office. and il occurs TO my mind
that an office holder can discharge his
duty without thereby becoming can
didate for any office.
The suits which have filed have
as their purpose the protection of my
native state, and they constitute
warning to people who would make
fraudulent contracts with the state,
that thou shalt not steal IL these
suits are successfully concluded so that
tire interests of Texas are protected.
the consequences 10 myself or any
other individual citizen are matters OF
little moment" a
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
.CH0R|STERS TO SING
CAROLS At J0SKE'S

Following an old time custom Of
singing Christmas carols ut the YuIe-
tide season. the choir Of st. Marks
church will sing selection in the
Foreign Shop, on the balcony. at
Joske's, 10 80 a. m. and 3 80 D. m.
Friday. December II and the following
friday, December IS at the same
hours.
The singers will be under the per
sonal direction of Oscar Fox. head of
musical activities of the University
of Texas.
The following carols will be sung
"Odeste Fideles." "Hark. the Her
aid Angels Sing" "Shout the Glad
Tidings,' 20. Little Town Of Bethle-
mem, 1T Came Upon n Midnight
Clear. Once in Royal David's
City," silent Night. Holy Night"
"'rhe First Novel;" I'VE Three kings
of Orient Are"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
Three More Win
Crisp 81 Bills
For Quips

The Quip Editor has selected
the following readers as lucky
winners Of dollar bills i'm today's
"quip" contest:
Jack Besselieu, 517 East Hui.
sache avenue, sends in the fol.
lowing quip:
NORTH SIDE bungalow. four
rooms, bath, breakfast nook, also
furniture moving to Oklahoma,
owner wants offer on equity.
Jack wants to see a bunga-
low. four rooms, bath, breakfast
nook. also furniture, move to
Oklahoma. Well Jack, the Quip
Editor agrees that it would be
some sight but even at that you
are a winner OF a dollar bill
and IL you will call at the office
of The Light the Quip Editor
will gladly, present you with a
nice crisp dollar bill.
YOUNG chauffeur wants car to
drive, no phone.
Elmer Erfurth, S1f Delaware
street. writes he is in doubt as
to whether the young chauffeur
wants the car for himself or to Z
drive for someone else. This
Quip netted Mr.. Erfurth a dol.
lar and surely that is the easiest
dollar he ever made. Please call
at the office of The Light and
get your dollar.
Here is bargain! A four
room sleeping porch! This is
the largest sleeping porch in
town, without a doubt. Aunt
Eppie Hogg could sleep COM
fortabIy in it, writes Mrs. s. w.
Hale, 1912 South Gevers street.
Here is the ad that Mrs. Hale
selected for her Quip form:
MODERN four-room, sleeping
porch, garage.
The QuiD Editor takes great
pleasure in presenting the inter-
ested readers of The Light with
these nice new dollar bills. Try
your luck tonight-you still have
a good chance to win.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
AND POLICE
NEEDED FOR Church

NEW YORK. Dec, 10.--OP-Po
lice and prayer both are valuable aids
in ending rows in the opinion of menu
bers Of the Washington Avenue Bap'
fist Church Of Brooklyn.
Communicates Of the church met
last night TO discuss efforts Of ono
faction to GUST the pastor. the Rev.
Robert II. McCaul, over church H.
nances, and the meeting became. so
heated that a policeman responded.
Let US have peace" suggested Pa
trolman Max Levy, but the contro-
versy became more boisterous and the
officer at length shouted:
"Iou are in a church. you people.
Don't you know enough to respect
your church building? II you want
to fight, why don't you 20 outsider
In the ensuing silence when no one
responded to the policeman's query the
pastor begged the disputants to pray
for guidance. After the prayer 1t was
agreed to adjourn the meeting for
month
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
AUTOMOBILES
Used Cars for Sale
Our Sale Is Still Going
On and Don't Forget, We
Are Giving You the
Interest, Carrying
Charge and Pay
ing All 1926
License

Packard Single Six Sedan that's
just like a new car, late model.
Packard Single Six Sport, real
good one, new Duco paint, new cord
tires, late model.
Packard Straight Eight Touring,
in perfect condition, good looking,
late model.
Hudson Sedan that's real good
one. good looking. late model.
Hudson Coach in fine condition,
new paint, late model, big bargain.
Hudson Sport, 1924 model, run
very little, many extras, six new
cord tires.
Studebaker Special Six Sedan, no
better Studebaker, new paint, bal
loon tires, late model.
Studebaker Light Six Coupe, 1924
model, a real good one, good look
ihS, Uig DdTSdlH.
New Dodge Coupe, all extras, big
discount.
Lincoln Sport Touring, in perfect
condition, good looking, new cord
tires. Duco paint.
Chevrolet Coupe, 1924, in fine con-
dition, good looking, priced to sell.
1925 Ford Coupe almost new, used
very little, balloon tires.
1924 Chevrolet Touring, car that's
used very little, bargain.
1924 Maxwell Coupe that's real
good and good looking, a real buy.
1924 Ford Sedan, just like new.
balloon tires, many extras.
1924 Ford Touring. no better Ford.
many extras.
Many more and they must sell.
Good terms. Open evenings.
LINDSEY-KROUGH AUTO co.
Al Main Ave- Cr. 1885.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
Fords Fords Fords

100000 cars have been sold.
Is there any reason why you
should walk, when 25c TO 81 per
day will bring you a necessity and
put you In the prosperous class?
Please let Bully Ford talk over
your ear troubles with you--he has
remedy.
New and used Fords. plenty Of
them. Of course. lots Of time TO
pay, IL you want il.
Two entrances-446 Main Ave.
AS SOledad St.
Phone Crockett 2S77.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10

Scaled bids addressed TO the Hon. Au.
gustus McclosRey. County Judge. win
be received in the office OF the County
Auditor until II o'clock n. m. Monday
December 20. 1925. 70. furnishing Bexar
County with one % Crawler Type
Tractor and one ~ Combination Scarf
ner and Grader for use in County Com
.slsBionors Precinct No. Z. Bids 70 be
submitted on five 90 and ten 10) ton
tractor.
The COUNTY reserves the right 70 re-
ject any END all bids.
W. S. KENDALL County Aualtor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
Values
USED CARS
Look These Over
We have others just attractive do not find the
particular model you want
Look These Over

Chrysler -Four Coupe-Driven only
$50 miles. We trSded this in on a
six-cylinder Chrysler Roadster and
you can save some money on this
and get absolutely new car service
and appearance. Guaranteed just the
same as a brand new car.
Maxwell Touring - Completely re-
finished and completely overhauled.
Carries a 6O-day guarantee. 1878
Ford Roadster-In tip-top mechani
cal shape, new paint job, good rub
Der, new top you
Late Chrysler Phaeton-Looks and
runs like new. An unusual bargain
at .........s. ......... .SV-o
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
PERMIT TO REMOVE
STEAM SHOVEL ASKED

The Mckenzie Construction Com
pany Thursday asked permission Of
Street Commissioner Paul Il. Stefflcr
20 remove steam shovel from the
southern section Of the city 10 the Oh
mes damsitc IN Alamo Heights.
He issued the permit.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
SENATE. CLEARS
WAY FOR TAX
MEASURE
House Expected to Dispose
Of Bill By End Of
Next Week.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1O.-P)-
Senate leaders today laid plans TO
clear the road for early consideration
of the tax reduction bill as indica-
tons increased in the House that it
would be disposed of there by the end
| of next week.
General debate on the measure was
again the order of business in the
House. Despite some attacks on its
| provisions from the Democratic side,
the bill by virtue of its non partisan
character, now appears virtually GER
tain of passage without material
amendment.
Chairman Smoot of the Senate
Finance committee. has announced he
will call the committee together Janu-
airy 4 to take up the bill with the hope
of getting it before the Senate BY
January 10 and enacted into law by
March /.
ENDORSED BY LEADERS.
The bill, as whole, has been en-
dorsed in the House by leaders of
both parties, all of whom, however,
have taken exception to some of the
provisions.
Representative Rainey, of Illinois,
Democratic member of the Ways
and Means Committee. has voiced the
strongest opposition. declaring yester-
day he would vote against it unless
materially changed. He opposed the
increased personal exemptions and
sharp cuts in the surtax rates and
proposed, instead, that all the war
taxes" be repealed. He was joined in
this position by Representative Hull,
Democrat. Tennessee.
Representative Dickinson Of Mis-
souri,, a Democratic member of the
committee. joined with Representatives
Hawley of Oregon and Mills of New
York, Republicans, in endorsing the
measure.
INSURGENT ISSUE TO FORE.
The problem confronting Republican
leaders in the House in dealing with |
the insurgent group there, consisting |
mainly of the Wisconsin delegation. |
was to the fore again today with the |
Republican committee on committees |
called together to organize the House
committees.
Action Of the insurgents in voting
for their own candidate for speaker |
and opposing the amended rules. view
ed as a test of party regularity
by organization leaders. made it n
foregone conclusion chat they would |
draw no important committee assign
ments.
Having perfected organization Gu--
ing the Senate adjournment yesterday
the Senate committees were ready to-
day to begin work on the raft Of
legislative proposals already on file,
many of them embodying administra-
ton proposals presented in the Presi-
dents mesSaec
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
LE6ALS
Bids and Proposals

BIDS WANTED
Sealed bids addressed to the Hon. Au-
gustus McCioskey, County Judge. will be
received in the office of the County
Auditor until IL o'clock a. M, Monday.
December %, 1925. for furnishing Bexar
County with fifty $50 Deed Records for
use in the County Clerks office OF Bexar
County. Texas. in accordance with
samples in County Clerks office.
The county reserve the right TO rejec.
any and all bids.
w. $. KENDALL County Auditor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
FIRE DEPARTMENT
METHODS PRAISED

The nationwide reputation enjoyed
by the San Antonio fire department
was further attested Thursday when
Commissioner Phil Wright received
letter from the Asheville, N. c.. fire
chief asking for aid in construction
Of drill tower.
The letter was from Fire Chief
A. j.. Duckett. 1t complimented the
commissioner on the up-to-datc meth
DDS in use by the San Antonio depart
ment and asked for a sketch of the
drill tower in use here. The plans
will be furnished the applicant, Com
missioner Wright said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10

1925 Ford Coupe balloon tires s43j.
Chevrolet $50. $50
excellent shape real buy
Speester Quiet used little
equipped. Chevrolet touring $S5 down.
Sedan $685. 500 economical family
Slightly used Fordor Sedan, 4 Lee cords 500 down.
$50 cash. $50 month, for 10 months
Good running Chevrolet Touring $50.
shape.
thoroughly recondoned
Touring, run 10000 miles S7j $50 month
Family 7passenger Hudson touring $3.50 See this
1924 doled Ford touring buy $3.50 Many
Special s25 chummy
Baby Touring month
Dodge Sedan down. shape.
$13j Buick Touring $50 cash. $50 month"; late enclosed
$50 Chevrolet SO down. SO month"; good condition.
SO Dodge Touring down, condition.
Tailor Shop Spa$2j delivery
s75 Ford Light Delivery, $50 down. s15 month.
1924 Ford Ton Truck with down. all steel cab and body
Slightly used Star enclosed delivery. give offer.
1924 Ford chassis with beautiful Coupe body
Several different make S2J to S35
20 FOris. all types of bodies priced low.
Several Ford Light Deliveries, $50 down, s1J month
EZELL AUTO CO.
% SOUTH FLORES BY WHITE MANSION, OPPOSITE ARSENAL
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
TAKE Up LANGLEY CASE.

In dealing with the case Of Repre-
sentative Langley. Republican, Ken
lucky. who has been convicted Of VIC.
ltlng the prohibition laws since his re-
election TO the House this year. while
the ease against him was pending, the
House has named selecr committee
to inquire into his election returns
and qualifications and report with
recommendation to the House.
Representative Burton, Republican.
Ohio, who heads the committee. told
the House in presenting the reso!u-
ton creating it that he believed this
course was the only one the House
should take with respect to the seat,
pending disposal of the appeal Mr..
Langley has taken to the Supreme
Court.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10

I AN selling out my stock Of good used
cars % all kinds. also Ford trucks az
sacrifice or trade Tor real estate.
have no big disDiay al but rot the
right price. 80 Man. cr 1879.