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structed at a cost of $295 ,000; a reCrea-
tion building for nurses built at an
outlay OF S25 900: a new central power
and heating plant constructed at a
cost Of S35 900, and the entire admin
istration building, now known as the
central building. reconstructed at a
cost of about $155 ,000. This work
added % private rooms to the hospital
facilities, for the second, third, fourth
and fifth floors. where the nurses for
merlv lived, have been made over into
private rooms. Officers of the hos
pital are: Henry r. Spencer, presi-
dent; w. S. Corby, first vice president;
Maj Gen. William NJ. Wright. second
vice president; Miss Aline r. Solo
mons. secretary. In addition TO the
officers the following are members of
the board of directors: Clarence A.
Aspinwall. DR.. j. c. Boyd, G. Thomas
Dunlop, Morris Hacker, Gen. Merritte
w. ireland, Surgeon General of the
Army: Newbold Moves, Mrs. Richard
Wainwright; Henry X. Willard. Mrs.
Clarence C. Williams. Mrs. Simon
Wolf and II. Rozier Dulany, II.
The Ladies' Aid Association is COM
posed as follows: President, Mrs.
Clarence G.. Williams; first vice pres
ident, Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker; sec
ond vice president, Mrs p. NJ. RiXey,
third vice president, Mrs. Henry *.
Willard: fourth vice president, Mrs.
w. S. Corby; fifth vice president, MRS.
Richard Wainwright; honorary wee
presidents. Mrs. T.. b. Grandin, Mrs.
Frank Hume and Mrs. Joseph II.
Thropp; secretary, Mrs. James i.
Newton: treasurer, Mrs. Louise Cham-
berS.
The following are members of the
women's board: Mrs. Robert Beale
Mrs. J. B. Began, Miss Selma Bor-
chardt, Mrs. J. c. Boyd, Mrs: Clarence
Busch, Mrs. W. X. Butler, Mrs. Ralph
II. Cameron, Mrs. J. S. Carmalt, Mrs.
N. l.. Chamberlin, Mrs. William Earle
Clark, Mrs. H. r. Dulany. jr., Mrs
S. B. Elkins, Mrs. ii. d. Flood. Mrs.
Homer D. Fuller. Mrs. A. Y. +. Car
nett, Mrs Morris Hacker, mrs.
Francis Hagner, Mrs. r. g. Hern-
| don, Mrs. r. l.. HoXie. MRS.
Fred F. Johnson, DR.. KATE 9a harpe,es, rlSaes,
Mrs. Fl. w. Kearney, Mrs. sidney
Kent. Mrs. J. w. Lindsay, Mrs. Louis
Mackall. Miss Rachel Maynard, Mrs
w. Gerry Morgan, Mrs. W. Q: Owen,
| Mrs. John w. Reynolds. Mrs. E.
Quincy Smith, Mrs. Arthur SNYDER
Miss Aline E. Solomons. MRS. A. l..
Stavely, Mrs. Alexander Stewart, Mrs
II. F. Strine, Mrs. George b. Weicn'
Mrs. Walter Wells, Mrs. Clarence
Wilson and Mrs. Simon Won.
Mrs. John A. Logan, whose daugh-
ter is one of the officers of the assOci-
alton, was one of the most active of
the founders of the hospital. working
with the professional and lay com
! mittees in it's early days.
The present superintendent is DR..
Deane c. Howard, a retired Army Off
Ger, who left the Army with the rank
OF colonel DR.. Howard succeeded
James f. Mays as superintendent on
June /. 1924. The superintendent has
many memories of Garfield in its
earlier earle days, for he was a member Of
the medical staff of the hospital 35
years ago. when stationed in Wash.
ington. Since that time DIR. Howard
has travelled all over the world as an
Army physician. serving in both the
Spanish War and the war with Ger
many.
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THE MODERN OPERATING ROOM OF GARFIELD HOSPITAL

Mrs. Grover Cleveland and Mrs. War
rem G. Harding.
Since 1890 the great hospital, reared
in the face oi adversely and financial
struggle, fought in the halls of Con-
gress and laughed at as impossible,
has progressed steadily.
The present hospital tract was
bought in two tracts, the original
Snyder farm purchase costing $49, 800
Another tract was purchased in 1908
for $50 900. Today the hospital build
ings and grounds represent an outlay
of nearly $1,750,000.
1t has a total bed capacity Of $50.
of which about 175 are in private
rooms, many with private baths. tele-
phones and other up-todate appoint
ments of the modern hospital room.
1t has a modern nurses school, from
which 80 graduate nurses received
diplomas last year.
!: y i; Il
GARFIELD. carrying an added bur-
~ den with Washington large
population during the war, incurred a
deficit during that period, but today
is self-supporting. even though it re
ceives only $4,000 from Congress for
it's work of mercy, used solely for care
of contagious cases through the Board
of Charities. 1t receives money from
three small bequests aggregating
about $1,500, and another small in
come for a specific purpose from an
other bequest.
Garfield last year did charity work
whose value is estimated between
$50 900 and $4,000. Like most hospi-
tails, it requires payment if the pa
tient is able to pay, but, also, like
most others, will do charity work
when required. Needy charity cases
are examined by the Associated Chari-
ties, and reports made to the hospital
authorities.
Seven thousand one hundred and
seventy-nine patients were handled
during 1925 by Garfield Memorial Hos
pital, about 500 more than during the
year previous Although not regard
| ed primarily as a maternity hospital,
of day in Garfield Hospital last year,
while 1857 surgical operations were
performed, of which S19 were classed
as major operations. The hospital has
a nurses staff Numbering 110 persons.
! headed by most kindly and compe-
| tent woman who has looked upon and
administered to suffering humans for
many years-Miss Alice E. McWhor-
| ter. superintendent of nurses.
| Within the past two years the IA
| cilities at Garfield have been very
much amplified under an enlargement
| program instituted in 1928. new
nurses home, fireproof structure of
three stories, with 110 rooms, new din
ing rooms and Kitchens, has been con-
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- REAT suffering. borne pa
tiently by one of the great
7 est men of his time. James
~ a. Garfield, who had been
,F
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REAL ESTATE
Houses Tor Sale
$50 Cash

New. five rooms. s45 Schley Ave.
Balance easy. owner. Mis-. 1905.
S26 Schley Ave.
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80 Lots
Deeds. Building Permits, Vital Statistics

l.ams. trustees FOR Woodlawn Baptist
church november -. 1925, deed to lots
~, y, 10 and u. block IS. new city
block 1859. $40. etc.
Daniel. Henry and Mary Mahler to
u. T. @esbit, juno =. 1926 deed to 81
acres OF land out o. 90 acres OF land In
y. RODRIGUEZ sIrves Isi and Gertrude
Rodriguez survey io-. described by field
notes in this deed so. etc
san Antonio cub snd Opera House
Company TO Alamo Plaza Realty com
pany' January =. 1896. deed to lot in
new city block I2s. fronting efO3 feet
on Crockett street b. 70.- fer On 10
soya street. c-5.55 feet on the north ad-
Joining CasseD property. ...gf fee. on
Alamo plaza. as pr field notes and plat
attached 2s5g0Oo.
j. =. Harper 10 j. w. George. Janu-
ary q. 49,. deed 20 lot &c. new city
y. 7. Lange Sr bv sheriff. 20 Inter
state Cotton OIL Refining COMPANY. jan
uary ), 1895. saarifls decd O., all flgh.
OF p. u. Lange sr. 10 lots to In
elusive. block :. M3cdora. Tex. 800.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Hector and Agnes Mabrito 70 o. /. and
Laura Alice Price. January j. 1926.
ed % south part OF lots ]. and j.
..1et - new city block 1888. fronting
.-s feet on Agarita street; s25iO etc.
p. W. Teagarden 70 David Mills. jan
sa-r -. 1926. deed 70 one-sixth interest
r Lots 90 and S.. block 4, new city block
.rt. o-lg.usI city lot T3i; $3.50.
Gg-le and J. u. Jerome 10 David Mills
January -. 1895. deed 70 two-th -ds in
'r-.s- i9ts So and S.. block 4. new
r''~ Y,1cE 1913; 5000.
y'.He and l. W. Farmer 10 Joe
George January u. 1926. deed 70 the
east IH- ~ !0- %, block >. Mont Calm
addition; 's.j
San Antonio Development Company 70
p T. s.sIfser January 2. 1926. deed 70
'l.. go -s AMI east Ieiz feet OF lot 81.
..1H.- r.. new c.t,- block GSs7. Monte VISTA
addition, correction Of former deed.
E aud Delta y s.auffsr 10 p. J.
J ear.s..r. December 81. 1925, deed 70
Lore o.. SIS and east y Of lot %. block z.
now c,y book G5S5, Monte Vista add
Sion. 5000 ere.
r. q. md Mary A Bouid 10 Mrs. j..
or. N.r1u. December u, 1925. deed 20 lots
- and g. block 3. new city block @@Si'
Joseph & and Ella u. Burger 20 VIII
and Paul Richie. M-s. Emma Gerbes. Mrs.
ida Michael Nrs. Alma Meyer and Miss
ia-.e R.ene. November ls 1875. deed
.aras ODD NortA street by % yaras IN
depth. SIC 900.
r.tv O, SAN Antonio n John ~ Darl-
.E. December -, 1928, deed 70 LOT l3oA.
block Q. section !, san jose Burial park;
$50.
Albert and Pauline schiffsrs 20 Della
coleman. wife o. s. j. Coleman. January
3d. 1926. deed % lots 70 and 20. block
-.-. Alamo Heights: 500.
Pete and 5. y. Clresman 20 Equitable
CO.. luC, March d. 1922, deed 70 lot 81.
Ncr0se Gardens; g15f9.la.
j. y. Walton 20 Lucy Thompson. Jan
nary u, 1926. deed 20 the west half OF
10. g. block 9, new city block 2f0-: $3.50.
Sa0Iual State bank 10 Kenneth Winner,
January 2. 1895. decd 20 lots I 20 IS.
Inclusive. block IL. new city block aiI3;
lots lt 10 L.. block is. new city block
.sIG; lots o. and g. block 10 new
CITY block ss6s. 3sel0. etc.
benjamin. ,. Martin and Mary T. Mar
tiH ami Thomav u. Moore 90 W z. Nc
Cglloch August e. 1879. deed 10 40
L aerss ~ land purchased from william
q. eiltcacl. descrlbcd l1 deed: $3.50
Hector and Agnes Mabr.to 20 Herbert
b. and LOttls J.. Woiters. January S. 1895.
deed 20 elEement for rElt-of-way over
.ot j., along cast side %; LOT 3. new city
/ block 1865. 50. etc.
3D. j.. and Laura a.. Price to Hector
aud Agnes MaJr.t9. January %. 1876.
deed 10 lots -. - 10 aud &c. block e.
new city bloc Ef9ea. $40. efe
sem Antonio Baptist Association 20 J.
N. Frazier. = y. Brooks ana DOCK VIII
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BIRTHS.

January l2-To Mr.. and Mrs Fred 8
YEahai. ii9 South Comal street. boz.
January s-To Mr.. ana Mrs GorgoHlo
Moran. 125 Angela street: girl
January 1910 SIR. and Mrs. Aferced
Trcjo. 1921 Vera Cruz street: girl.
January 30 NJ aad Mrs. IsmaeI
Arana. Robert 10. Green Memorial bog-
pltal; boy.
January To Mr. and Mrs Oral
Dick. Robert Is. Green Memorial hospital.
boy
January iO-To Mr. and Mrs. Raul Io.
PEI. Robert y. Green Memorial hospital.
boy.
January 100 Mr ana Mrs. LsaEdfc
Treslno. zee Nogsli,os street: bov.
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BURIAL PERMITS.

Martin Guerrero. II months old. 40s
Zacatecas street
Dan A. Nance. GO years old. Santa Rosa
hospital
James Z. Callahan. c. years Old. all
South FLORES street.
Gage W. O'Nelu. IS years old. sOl
East Theo avenue.
James Joslln. o. years old i6s TIL
den street.
Thomas n. E-sry. "a ysars old. lsIs
West Ashby paice.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Francisco Torres and Elena Mendez
j. 81. saugcrt and Mrs. Katherine b.
Virgins
Tomas Canedo and MarEsr.ta zamo-a.
Miguel Rodriguez and GuadaiuDe Cas-
trO.
: J.. BOYD and while Franz.
Herman r. Iecatr and Aia-ra-a. =
Is itflng
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices

SIxoN-Dled in this city on wednes-
day. January 70. 1896. Frank J. Nixon.
beloved husband OF Airs. Ida May Nixon
in his forty-second year. He is also sur
x5ved by four children: Francis Mabel
Daniel and Margaret Nixon all OF TINS
CITY. one brother VIII nixon. and one
sister. Mamie Nixon OF Denver, Colo
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend funeral services on Friday, January
Is 1926, from the residence, Gil McI\ln-
Lev avenue, at $3.50 a. m, with services
in 81 Cecelia's Church At n. m, Rev.
A. S Garriga officiating. Interment in
s.. Marys cemetery. under the direction
Of the Zizil1- Kearns Undertaking Com
pauy.
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AnR0UA Gem NTS
Accountants

AUDITOR fully expert
enced income tax and monthly service
a specially, reasonable. TT. S7S0-W.
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Houses for Sale

COMFORTABLE fOur-r00m modem ~1'-
aaial bungalow on paved street. So al.
convenience make tbs gol- home.
small cash payment easy terms Frr-
IsHeI Tor you- Inspection. 500 EeE l-
.ey avenue. CT. gsi or Mission $3.50.
BaEBAIS-9ig $1,000 equity. r.e-roou
cottage make mc an offer FOG quick
sale. Cr $3.50.
IDEALLY srralgcI tWo-stoTy, e.rHf-r1Ju
home with sleeping porch and ge-s-uf's
quarters situated on corner lot On Eser
Park avenue, Touiu Hu; bealtlg- s1--
rounalrgs, owner n0n-.es.leE. ana a.l--
sol. Calf Or f---
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ERN9uN CLEMENTS
Burial Parks. Cemeteries

DRIVE through beaujiful Roseiawn Bu-
rial Park and select your family plot,
In a garden o. roses. price for 10 by II
space. $50. Including perpetual upkeep'
easy terms Phone CT. 1899, or TT. Sll.
Frio city road and Cupples zane. office
iIOs City National Bldg.
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I.ANGFELD-Died az local hospixs on
January -, 1895, Mrs. Annie Langfeld,
heioved wife OF Ben Langfeld Of Rondo
Tex. In her ghirty-ninth year. Besides
her husband she is survived - an in
FAINT son, John B. Langfeld; her parents
Air. and Mrs. John BrleGen OF san An
ionic: three brothers, O. 5. Brleden OF
III Paso. J. A. Brieden OF Riealotis. Tex
II l.. Rrieden OF Mexico; five sisters
Mr.. +. A. Coleman. Camp Wood, Tex
aI~s J. /. Wright and Misses Aoilie,
Lima and Della Rrieden Of this city.
Relatives and friends are invited TO a.
tend funeral services on January T.
1q-s friday, at p. m. from the resi-
6ence OF her parents. 4to1 South FLORES
street. with services thereafter in ST.
Leo's church. Rev. p. !. Crane official
irg. Interment in san Jose cemetery un-
der the direction Of the Z.zik-heaFns
Undertaking Company.
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Attractive Home. $50 Down

Have an elegant mex five-room
home IN Los Angeles Heights near
West summit 1t - hand made
duplex window shades. beautlfU.
electric fixtures, three-coat enam-
o. high-g grade wall paper. pol
ishsd floors. three-piece bath.
thIsa big closets; large fenced
.5t with gravsled driveway 20 ga
rage VIII sell this home FOR $50
down and $50 monthly. Have other
DIES rabls homes for \ little more.
call Mt Price. Crockett 453 after
: call WoOdlawn iisi-W.
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ROYAL ARMS

For those who care. new building. new
furniture. frigldalre. bullt-in features.
highclass. iu high class neighbOrhood.
yet only 500 per month. Corner Ever
green aud Mccullough Ave. CT. 663s.
ments. just completed. furnished or IN
furnished. Apply Ben Katz. Apt. 4, 1925
San Pedro Ave.
FIVE aud siL-rO0m. new modern apart
ments. just completed. furnished or un-
furnished. 202 W. Courtlnnd, close 10
school Phone Woodlswn 275.
SUNNY two-room apartment. esst ex-
po-ure, gas range. cioae-in. nice street.
EnraSe; reasonable. 50t :. Presa- TT.
eaa4-W
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Lots for Sale
For Sale

We'll located residence lot In
South San Antonio. only one block
from Main street: easy terms. Boz
III Light.
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FLsORE-Died a. his home. 29i5 Mon
tcrcy St on Tuesday. January j.. 1926.
Albert 7. Elmore. beloved son o. Biz.
and Mrs. Albert Fillmore iu A's -1th year.
Other surviving relatives are TWO BROTH
srH. g. =. Elmorc. City Of ~ E.co; W. u.
Tlmore Toledo. Ohio three sisters Mrs
j. J.. James and Airs. d. j. Marcos. To-
ledo ohio. and Mrs. j. il. Leslie. NcZ4lu.
BeIatiyes and friends are invited TO at
tend funeral services from the family
residence. esls Monterey ST.. on Thur
DAY. January u. az $3.50 y. m. Intermeut
81 Eoselawn cemetery, under direction
81 Nnbert & Pelphrey.
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Laurel Heights

Corner l0t ore block car line r..
modern bungalow. some one N4 -a
-.l.s bargain. open daily. eu- Wet E-s-
cell. price only $3.50. terms $3.50 cash.
$50 monthly. owner or. 90. W11l.aHl
f-t.W.
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FOR sALE-Ons deep oil well rotary
drilling rig. new, in good condition. also
ii2-foot derrick. Apply 10 =. u. suehs,
$40 Scarborough Bldg. Austin
FENNEL DTBRELL. TEXAS LAND
5lg BRADY BLDG. tn fi'V
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Homes TlaT Satisfy
r. ISL. ia Maverick Bldg
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A Dam Lodge Tor Sale

Two-story rock. furnished, electric
lights. water. baths, etc. Large and spa
Cious grounds right at Joe's wharf. or
corner. This real bargain al only 'e50o
cash o. terms. Phone CT. 732 and rs
for Mrs. Anderson.
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Personals

GIRLS in need Of friend are welcomed
az the Salvation Army Womsn's Home
and Hospital 1913 Broadway. at any
time CT. .s72
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Kings Highway

Modern bungalow. all built-in features.
situated high, overlooking city: best
residential section. LESS THAN $4,000
from owner Woodlawn $751;.
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Special Notices
Adjuster of All Claims

DVNNtoI sNViANuo -
Adjuster of All Claims
Have specialized IN successfully set
Ting claims Of people injured by autos,
street cars and trains FOR past IS years.
+. p. McC.oskey. 2ie Houston Bldg. CT.
1851.
FRUITS. VEGETABLES. GROCERIES
FRESH MEATS. DELICATEsSEN.
IT, JOWDY. 5513 S. Presa 81. Mis-. ll3.
HARPERs BROs.-Rich milk in clear
bottles. f27 reler!cksburg I'd. Wood
lawn 1856.
LET Us do your carpenter work. paint
ing and decorating. brick and cement
work. no sob TOO la-Ee or small, lsaky
elalty satisfaction guaranteed. Phone
IT. Sew
Armstrong Beauty Parlor
Maverick Bldg Cr s6a7.
TRAVIS DEIyERLEss co. Hertz Drlv-
urself system, HERTZ and Ford sedans-
MOTOR REPAIRING. 4. Elevator and
electr.c Works -o2 s. Presa. CT. S:5.
GI3lBLE MFG co.
Potato chips. waf.es. shoegrrl1ss. sailed
peanuts. Mal order city delivery.
prompt ser. ce. 1921 Broadway. CT
s4l5.
J. BARCELLONA MFG. co.
Manufactures @, RED Seal BraEt".
Our specially h0rsera4ish, liquid blue
ing. vinegar. pickles olives Office and
factory lo-o Avenue =. CT 4l53.
JIMMIE THE TAILOR - Garments
cleaned. pressed and alterations for ladies
ana gentlemen. SOC Garden. CT $3.50.
BLUE BIRD DISSEMINATION
So HsHH H
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DISTRICT MANAGERS
We need four responsible middle
aged men. looking for opportunities
with unlimited possibilities. Must
have a small amount Of cash 10
invest. Write Boz sSs Light
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RENTALS
Wanted TO Rent
Wanted ROOmS-Board

RELIABLE boz attending business coli
lese v.snes a place to wori, before and
after school hours and on Saturdays
In exchange for room and board. Alamo
city Business College. or $50.
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Brand Now

T.ve-ro9W bungalow. somrth.r- r..e
come oIr and look them over. owner.
D-g Beacon Ave. WoudlaWu -ffa-L
SsI AND ss5 M'KINLEY AVE.
Two fse-r0ou buurs lows. Fl.t CONF
p.cteI aud open Tor your 'usrr...r.. zor
these and Salty yourself az 20 the.-
value. our customary low prices and
reasonable terms. Lal Eu.lI.ag am.
Realty Co.. CT. GsI or Mission $500
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities
HOTEL. BUSINESS =

<tiSiho 81. VI. -ooo
FIRST CLASS restaurant. good business
good reason for selling; consider trad
ing. Woodlawn 1779.
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) New Houses

Juef completed. Tor sale. take U...- DO.
.or lrrt pa ymcnr or good auto. balance
easy. owner q. X McEae, M.. 2ls3-H.
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Exchange Rea; Estate
West Craig

Near bus line; five-room modern home:
,5-foot north front lot. paved street;
incumbrance $500; let me show you
this: want an offer or trade on my $1,000
equity. Mr.. Powell CIR. 6069 or Mis-.
1953-w.
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Suburban Bargain, S3250
5 Rooms-l50Xl5O Corner

Three big lots on corner. and big five
room house. Just outside city limits. on
good graveled street: all city conven-
fences except gas; pecan and fig trees.
Cau CT. 1875. Sales Dept, Elchey. Casey
d GracE
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tNCIIN-Died ~ the residence. COL
Iona street. January j, 1875. FRANK A.
ier AnRiiu. He IS survived by his par
ents. Nj. and Mrs. J. S. Angliu, two
brothers Milford and James W, and
one siste-, Miss 10 Bell Anglia. all OF
shis city. The remains VIII be shipped
TO Austin. Texas, a. 10 a. m. Ihurse1y
morning. over the II. X T., FOR intermen,
~ HaEy & McCoilum-
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REAL ESTATE
Suburban PrOperty--Sale
Live on a Hill

Have four beautiful home sites on a
hill in woodlawn Hills, lights. water
and phone. vii! take lot. car or small
cash payment down. owner, l.. r. Nor
row Or 357.
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Look at This
Nearly 2-3 Acre
9 Blocks of Bank

races farNiafe1 road. gas. Na'e-
lights and phone available. faces bus
line. sam Up 10 many Improvement .l
the very be-- part OF South san Antonio.
price only $500. on terms Of SO cash.
balance SO per month.
so. San ASTONIO INDUSTRIAL co
$50 Bedeu Bldg. ar. .4JI.
5Uxi42, ZIG FOURTH ST. one block from
auditorium. wonderful oppOrt unity. eu-
lancement IN value. ten apartment.
$4,000. Morrison. IT. S272-M
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M'INTYRE-Died az Poteet. Tex. Janu-
AIRY Il, 1895. at 1880 ,. IN, Mrs NJ C.
Mcintyre. IN her 6Sth year. she Is sur
Nived by her husband, NJ. c. Mclntyie
potect Tex. and four sons and five
daughters Funeral services were held
al Poieet. Tex, at the residence a. 2
D. IA. wednesday afternoon by Rev. ".
a Belcber. pastor Of the Poteet Method
ist Church. The remains were brought 10
San Antonio "Wednesday night and
shipped 70 Johns Miss. over the South
ern Pacific. a. 1880 p. m, for inter-
rent. by Hazy q McCoilum-
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hor daughter. AIRS. D. J.. ElH-sld. -2f
Pcfkshire Ave. on "Wednesday. January
so 1926. 70 a. m. Mrs. Monte u.
Shackelford. beloved wife O. Robert ~
sbackclford. In her 52nd year. Funeral
services were hold az the family resi' onre
Wedne1day afternoon at g O'Clock. Rev
Patrick Henry OFFICIATING Her remains
were cent 10 Kansas City SO. on Thurs
DAY. January a. az $50 a. Tia over the
~ H. a. r. accompanied Dry her nus
hand and daughter. Under direction Of
WHbert n Pciphrgy
rUrLEN-Dled az O local hospital on
"Wednesday. January D., 1926, Thomas T.
Cullen IN his slst year. His remains arc
being held Of tie Wuherf q PciulreE
parIors 1if Broadway. pending the ave
rival q relatives Funeral arrangements
NIIl be announced later.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-31
FEDERATED CHURCH
 Rev. 4. NJ. Herd. N0ms

In spite uf the fact that ten Of our scholars Jeff on the Victoria. onr Sunday School attendance keeps mp splendidly We welcome all to our classes and ihe children apprs- eiate the faithfulness of Their lea chers
 The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs Anderson next Friday al two thirty All interested in the wei fare uf church and community are invited to spend the after noon with us.
 sermon text for Sunday evening HOW DOES GOD KNOW.
 One on the field of battle one in a liends warm heart.
 One in his laboratory. one in a 'oet's art.
 one in life long sorrow, one In he blow turned sod.
 One in the eyes of q little child ,nI all alike found God.
 Attend church service Sunday and '4xpert to find.