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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
STRAWBERRIES RISE
ON PRODUCE MARKET

The movement on the local wholesale
vegetable market was brisk Saturday.
Some vegetables are becoming scarce.
Strawberries have risen SIPS per
crate over Fridays $3.50 due to the
scarcity OF the berry. Green string beans
also have risen due to their scarcity and
now bring $3.50 to yesterdays 50. Rain
has interfered with the packing and
shipping OF the beans to the local pro-
duced companies here. Asparagus Is IS
cents higher than Fridays price OF 81
Squash is the only item to decline. 1t
is $3.50 today against the s1.75 of Fri
day.
The local wholesale poultry market
was dull Saturday morning. Eggs have
begun to drop in price showing a 20
cent reduction against yesterdays $3.50
per crate. Eggs have been higher dur
ing this storage season than ever be-
fore but they are plentiful at the pres
cents against Fridays 80 to 80 cents.
Turkeys are rather low bringing only
duction from yesterdays % cents. ac-
emit time. Fryers now bring IS to ~
25 cents a pound. showing another re-
cording TO A. A. Snyder OF the Snyder
Produce Company.
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ONION MARKETS.

Onion markets continued to show con-
siderable steadiness, notwithstanding the
increased movement and the clearance
today of 80 Texas cars through st. Louis,
st. Louis: Fifteen Texas arrived, Is on
track: market dull; unchanged.
Boston: -Four Texas, other arrival
market dull; Texas yellows, $3.50 q 81 o.
Atlanta: No Texas supplies on market
Philadelphia: Two Texas, other ar
rivals, on track; market dull; Texas
yellow Bermudas, boilers, $t.25.
Denver: No arrivals or track supplies,
too few sales establish a market
Chicago: six Texas, other arrivals
IS on track; market steady; Texas mar
ket dull; yellow Bermudas, quality only
fair s2.75 @ 500, Crystal whites, 1915
q 400.
Cincinnati: No arrivals, 1 on track;
market steady; Texas yellows, fair quail
ity s2.75@3.OO.
New York: No Texas, other arrivals;
market steady; Texas yellows. S5.5O9
$40.
Pittsburgh: One Texas, other ar
rival; market weaker; Texas yellows, So.
Fort Worth: One Texas arrived, none
on track; market steady, UNCHANGED.
Kansas City: ore Texas arrived, on
track; market weaker; Texas whites,
81: yellows Sc per bushel crate.
Baltimore: one Texas, l Egyptian ar
rived, on track; market steady, un-
changed.
Washington: Three Texas arrived, 4 on
track; market weaker; Texas yelloWs
1855 d5.75.
Dallas: No arrivals or track supplies;
market unchanged.
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WEDDING HALTED
AS GIRL DEMURS

Wedding bells, all tuned UP, failed
TO ring.
Judge Anton Adam. justice of the
peace Of Precinct No. 1 holds a bat
tered, soiled marriage license that is
going begging.
A Waco bride-to-be has evidently
taken advantage Of her woman's
prcrogative and changed her mind.
The couple appeared at Judge
Adams office late Friday and asked
TO be married. They handed the
judge the license, which had been is
sued in Waco. It had been torn in
two, but the parts had been pasted
together, and it was as good as new.
Judge Adam prepared to read the
ceremony.
But the girl demurred. I'VE will
be wed tomorrow" she said.
So the judge delayed the wedding.
The young people departed, saying
they would return on the morrow
and be married.
Saturday dawned. The sun crossed
the zenith. Afternoon gave way to
evening. The day was ended, but no
wedding took place.
Judge Adam is still holding the bat
tered license for emergencies.
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WORLDS NEWS
SENDS GRAIN
UPWARD

CHICAGO, April 17.-World news
took hold of the wheat market today
and led to a spirited advance, the
deferred deliveries reaching new high
ground on the movement. Extcnsiv"
buying prevailed and concentrated in
the July delivery. The pronounced
stability in Winnipeg was not i'm
mediately followed locally but grad
ually buying orders came in from all
directions. Support was general in
the last hour with shorts on the run.
Other grains strengthened.
May wheat was less buoyant than
the July, closing % ga cents over the
new crop month compared with %
cents over the previous day. May
reached S1.6S ID cents for its top
and the July S1.44 3-4. This Europe
has been absorbing large amounts of
North American wheat the last week,
especially the Canadian, was evident
by the action of the market yester-
day. ..
The Seaboard did not confirm any
sales for yesterday but there were
limitations that probably 10,000OOC
bushels was taken recently, about
,5O0,OO0 bushels of which were Du-
runs and the rest .Manitobas. Liver
pool closed irregularly.
Locally wheat finished . Is to
"a cents higher, corn rs TO l II
cents higher, oats IL to rs. cents
higher, and rye 8 to 8 SIS cents
higher.
Corn was strong. 1t probably de-
rived much of its buoyancy from the
leading cereal. but at the same time
there was evidence of real support
entering that grain. Shorts were on
the defensive with selling against Of
fers holding the market in check for
4 while. The run of corn from the
country is moderate and is unlikely
to improve to any extent. Corn is
much cheaper than a year ago, and
no doubt the large stocks that still
prevail are offset by the fact that
conditions have been discounted by
current levels,
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BTETs AND CARROTS.

Bsets and carrots closed the week on
fully steady to unchanged basis. the
tone of trading at many points being IN
usually active for the weekend. Four
cars Of beets. 10 Of carrots cleared st.
Louis in the day
st. Louis: No arrivals or track sup
plies; market stronger: Texas bushels
Sl.60a1.75.
Boston: Two Texas arrived; on
track; market dull Texas bushels s2.25.
Philadelphia: No arrivals or track sup
plies: market steady; Texas bushels. 81.
New York: One Texas arrived; market
steady: Texas bushels, El.75g2.?5, most
y 50.
plies; market steady; unchanged.
Denver; no arrivals or track supplies;
market unchanged.
Pittsburgh: Two Texas arrived: mar
ket steady; Texas bushels, $1,000 $50.
Chicago: one Alabama arrived; on
track; market dull: unchanged.
Kansas city: No arrivals or track. sup
plies; market steady; Texas bushels,
Baltimore: No arrivals; on track;
market dull; Texas bushels, $3.50 q l.75.
CurrOts.
Baltimore: No arrivals; on track;
market steady; Texas bushels, ;2.ood
2.2j.
Kansas City: No arrivals or track
supplies: market unchanged.
Cincinnati: One Texas arrived; on
track; market steady; Texas bushels
t1.60g1.75.
Chicago: Two Texas, 4 other arrivals;
II on track; market weaker: unchanged.
Pittsburgh: Two Texas mixed arrived:
market steady; Texas bushels, s2.OOH
Denver: No arrivals or track sup
plies: market unchanged.
New York: -Four Texas. ! other ar
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WHITE POTATOES.

Potato markets today were rather dull
to unchanged with very moderate Texas
receipts as yet noted. Eleven cars cleared
ST. Louis, being for Pittsburgh and
Chicago each, 2 Minneapolis and / New
York
Dallas: Three Texas, other arrivals;
81 on track; market firm; Texas Tri-
umphs. $7.50Gs.00.
Kansas City: Two Texas. IS other ar
rivals; II on track; market steady; I'M
changed.
Chicago: Three Texas. SO other ar
rivals 4O6 on track; market dull; Texas
sacked Triumphs, mostly IS.
Pittsburgh: Two Texas, other ar
rivals; market dull; Texas sacked Tri-
umphs, sS.25@S.50 cwt.
St Louis: One Texas, s other arriy-
ais; dull: Texas unquoted.
Denver: No Texas, SO other arrivals;
liz on track; market dull; Texas cwt,
IS. 0qS.25.
Fort Worth: Two Texas, other ar
rivals; 10 on track; market weaker;
Texas, s7.OO@7.5o.
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VEGETABLE SHIPMENTS.

There was an apprecable pickup in
the onion movement Friday rollings con-
slsting OF ~ Texas in a total Of So cars,
with a SO car pickup for the 18th and
a l3-car pick up for the 18th for this
state Cabbage shipments were incom-
pletely reported as IS cars with 3i-car
pickup for the 18th, string bean rollings
were only three express OF a total OF :
cars. spinach OF SO cars. mixed vege-
tables OF SO cars with a 3-car PICK
up. The white potato movement Of this
state was unreported. shipments OF
commodities in which this state did not
participate follow: Sweet potatoes. 81
cars, Strawberries SO cars, peppers g.
pears l. oranges SS7, celery loo, saun'
flower s. asparagus 2s, apples l43, to-
matoes 30. pOtatoes-351. mixed citrus II,
lettuce 1O2, lemons SO, green peas z,
grapefruit SIS, cucumbers 4.
In the shipping point trade potatoes
we're about steady at 1925 cwt cash
track and $3.50 per cwt usual terms, Z. o.
b. Lower Valley points. Beans were
weaker at ;2.2562.5o per bushel ham
per. with a few sales high as sZ.15 re-
ported. Carrots were steady at VIE per
bushel, beets weaker at Si.00D1.l that
basis. cabbage weaker at sli.oo q 1850
per ton cas- track and $1,000 per ton
usual terms. The onion market showed
easier tones. Best Yellow Bermudas at
Laredo brought ;l.75 per bushel crate
and best Crystal White Wax, $40.
POULTRY AND EGGS.
There was little change Saturday in
poultry and egg markets. the demand
for both items being active at present
prices.
san Antonio: Hens, 23d25c; flyers,
40 n 43c; old ROSTERS. l2c; turkeys, 700
CSC Ii. live weight basis. Eggs: Fresh
gathered firsts, S7.5Og7.75 per case Of
80 dozen.
Fort Worth: Hens, 2O122c; large
springs, $50 3sc; small, ESQ soc; old
ROSTERS. 13c pound live weight basis
Eggs; Fresh gath6-sr firsts, S7.75 per
case Of 30 dozen. Butter: Packing stock
country. 23G2ic; creamery "a Acc;
"B" SOC pound. a
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STRING BEANS.

Beans were not greatly changed to-
day either in price or tone. Fourteen
cars cleared st. Louis.
Kansas City: One express from Texas
1 freight arrived; 1 on track; market
firm; Texas bushels. green $3.50. wax
$3.50.
Dallas. No arrivals or track supplies;
market unchanged.
Pittsburgh: Three Louisiana arrived;
market weaker; Texas bushels, $500 q
$50.
Cincinnati: One Texas express ar
rived: on track; market steady Texas
bushels. So.
New York: Two Texas. IL other ar
rivals; market steady; Texas bushels,
S3.O093.5O.
Chicago: Five Texas arrived; marke:
unchanged.
st. Louis: Two Texas arrived; on
track: market steady; Texas bushels
S3.0063.25.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
GRAND CANYON
BOAT TRIP IS
PLANNED /

LOS ANGELES, April 17.-Plana
to explore the Grand canyon, the
trip to be made up stream by boat,
have been completed by Alan LIE Bar
on, scientist. As such a feat is inn
possible for an ordinary boat, lie
Baron plans to make the trip on the
Colorado river in sea sled type boat
which will skim lightly over the swift
rapids,
The expedition. which will include
eight scientists who have not yet been
named, will start in the near future.
Plans for the river craft have been
completed, and it is now being as.
sembled. 1t is to be monoplane
type craft with 3S-foot wing and an
S-foot propeller, and will be able to
attain speed of IS miles an hour.
Such n trip as this never before
has been made. lie Baron plans to
take five months for the journey, and
it will be known as the LIE Baron
Archaeological Expedition. Motion
pictures will be made en- route, but
the main object of the expedition will
be to make an exhaustive study of the
canyons walls for hieroglyphics left
by early man, and other traces of man
which might be found indicating his
antiquity.
lie Baron, recently returned from
New Mexico, where he discovered
number of traces of early man. This
part of New Mexico will be gone over
thoroughly by the expedition. The
journey will begin at Needles, and
end at the juncture of the Green and
Colorado rivers, a distance of about
300 miles.
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FINAL ASSESSMENT
DATE Il DAYS AWAY

Only II more days remain in which
Bexar County property can be render
ed for assessment for taxes, County
Tax Assessor Albert V. HUH said Sat.
urday.
IF assessments have not been made
by May 1 the property will be put on
the unrendered rolls" Mr.. HUH said.
so it is to each taxpayers advantage
to render his property before that
date. We have an ample force of as
sistants and can take care of any
rush."
Assessments made to date compare
favorably with those on the CORE
spending date last year, according to
the assessor.
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Local Produce
VEGETABLES.

The farmer received the following
prices for vegetables on the San Antonio
wholesale market Saturday:
Grapefruit, 800 to 34.oo per box.
Spinach, 90 to IS cents per bushel.
New potatoes, $3.50 per 100 pounds.
TurnIps IS to 40 cents per dozen.
Beets, IS to 40 cents per dozen.
Onions, $3.50 per crate.
Radishes. 40 cents per dozen.
Mustard greens. 10 cents per dozen.
Parsnips, so cents dozen.
Cabbage, cents per pound.
Carrots, IS cents per dozen.
Red Ball". oranges Ito the retailer),
$500 TO 1915 per box.
Strawberries, S4.75 per crate.
Green peas: S2.25 per bushel.
Lettuce, rs cents per bushel.
Asparagus, Sl.25 per dozen.
Squash, $3.50 per bushel.
string beans, $3.50 per bushel.
Tomatoes, $3.50 per lug.
Cucumbers, $500 per busheL
Celery, $500 per crate or $500 per
dozen.
Okra, $3.50 per y bushel.
Blackberries, $3.50 per crate.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
NEW ARMORIES FOR
Maryland GUARLD

ROCKVILLE. Nd, April IL
The bowitzer company Of Kensington
and the service company Of Silver
Spring Of the First Infantry, Mary
land National Guard, will soon have
handsome armOries, according 10
Colonel ID. John Marley Of the First
Infantry. ..
1t is understood that $4,000 will
be provided for each building.
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Lightning
Blinds Girl
At Gonzales

GONZALES, Tex, April II.
During the electrical storm that
struck Gonzales several nights
ago a Mexican girl, Jobita Rod.
riguez, was stricken blind by a
flash Of lightning that struck the
house occupied by the family.
According to an account Of
the strange occurrence tho bolt
flashed directly before her eyes,
leaving her totally blind but
otherwise uninjured.
She remained in this condition
for several days, but sight is
now gradually returning, the
flash having temporarily para.
lyzed the optic nerve, it is be.
lieved.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
RAISE ORGAN FUNDS

4 movement among church mem
bcrs to raise funds for the purchase
Of a new pipe organ for the First
Presbyterian Church, will be launched
Sunday morning at the religious ser
vices. it was announced. Younger
members of the church will distribute
envelopes for the subscriptions.
The pipe organ will cost 100000.
The organ committee, headed by J
T.. Jarratt, will meet Monday night to
canvass the returns and give further
impulse to the movement.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
BOY PLAYING BALL;
INJURED BY TRUCK

Six-year-old Louis Kaufman, 507
Burnett street. is in the Santa Rosa
hospital Sunday suffering from in
juries received when knocked down by
a truck near his home late Saturday.
The tot was playing baseball with
chums when struck. 1t is believed his
right leg is broken and that he re-
cciyed internal hurts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
RAINBOW GIRLS
PARADE

Marching in a body from the Ma
sonic Temple on LosOya street 10 the
Travis Park Methodist church, all the
girl members Of San Antonio Assem-
bly, No. 3, Order Of the Rainbow, will
attend the services which the Rev.
A. J. Moore, pastor Of the church,
will conduct Sunday at II O'Clock.
The girls will b. escorted 10 the
church by members Of San Antonio
COmmaHdery No. Z. Knights TEN
ular. Both knights Templar and
Rainbow girls will meet at the Ma
yonic Temple at 1915 a. m. Sunday
for the parade ---.--.------
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HAY MARKETS.

Cold weather and delayed pasturage
continues to stimulate the demand for
hay and bad roads are curtailing country
loadings. The market was firm Satur-
day.
No. 1 alfalfa: Kansas City s24, Omaha
s2O.5O. No. / prairie: Kansas City SIS,
Omaha $3.50. Chicago SIS, St Loui;
$3.50. Minneapolis SIS. No. timothy:
Boston $3.50, New York $3.50, Pitts
burgh. $3.50. Cincinnati $3.50, Chicago
s24 st. Louis $3.50.
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SOCIETY TO MEET

The Senior Christian Endcavor So
cicty Of the Highland Park Prcsby-
terrain Church will meet al 6 40 y. m.
Sunday for discussion IF The Sab
bath Day Miss Virginia Hybargcr
will lead the discussion. A feature Of
the program will b. a debate Of the
question: Resolved. That America
Is Not Observing the Sabbath Day as
a Christian Nation Should
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MUSICAL PROGRAM

The Sunday music program at the
Travis Park Methodist church at tn
10 40 q. IN. service will be: Prelude.
GayOtte from MignOn; anthem. Il
Heard the Voice Of Jesus Say" Mr..
Gerhardt and choir: offcrtory. echo
Bells solo. Hold Thou My Hand. q"
Mrs. Charles Treuter. At the
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WOMEN TO MEET

The executive board of the WO-
mans Auxiliary to the San Antonio
Baptist association will meet in regu-
lar monthly business session at 3
p. m. Tuesday, April 20, in the par
lors Of the First Baptist church.
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FILLS PULPIT

Choosing as subject for his lecture
Millions Now Living Are Already
Dead thr Rev. Sid Williams. evan
gelist, will preach Sunday night at
the First Baptist church Of San Mar.
COS, taking the place Of the pastor,
the Rev. X. l.. Powell, who is con.
Quoting a revival meeting at Los An.
ccIes Hcights Baptist church.
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APPOINT MODERATOR

The Rev. Calvin Nelson. pastor 81
the Riverside Park Baptist Church
has been appointed moderator Of the
San Antonio Baptist Association, sue.
ceeding the Rev. W. w. Lee, former
pastor Of Calvary Church, who has
taken charge Of the pastorate or me
Baptist Church at Harlingcn.
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BEN ZEYIE TO SPEAK

!. Ben Zcvie, head Of a delegation
from Palestine in this country, will
address a mass meeting at s p. m.
Sunday at the Synagogue Agudas
Achim, Main and Quincy. Rabbi
Abraham Bengis will preside over the
meeting.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Grain, Cotton : Livestock = Wall Street
TEXAS MARKETS
By Texas Marketing Bureau.

I rival; market steady; Texas bushels,
S2.O0G2.25.
Philadelphia: Two New York arrived;
on track; market steady; Texas bush
els, S2.5092.75.
Boston: Two Texas, 1 other arrival;
on track; market steady; Texas BUSH
els, $2.OO92.25.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
NEW YORK COTTON.
IN Tnirrr.aI serrIce.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE cotton
market was fairly steady at the opening
Of trading today with first prices from
four to thirteen points down. The close
was secvn points up to six points off.
May opened at 1850 and closed at
1850. compared to a previous close Of
1855. July opened at 1900 and closed
1898.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
POULTRY,

The producer received the tollowin
prices for poultry on the San Antoni
wholesale market Saturday:
Hens, 20 to 20 cents per pound.
FTyers. IS to - cents per pound.
BOOSTERS, IL cents per pound.
Eggs. 1915 per crate.
Turkeys, IS cents per pound
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REV. DAY RETURNS

The Rev. Edward Day, .Pasrer oi
the Unitarian Church. returned IN
San Antonio from New Orleans nnd
Orlando. Fla. whore h. attended sey.
cral conference with prclatps Of his
denomination
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PRAYER MEETING

An Old-time prayer meeting will be
held at o'clock Wednesday night at
the Beacon Hill Church Of Christ.
The meeting will be turned over en-
tircly 10 the members Of the church.
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DIR. T. j. Walthall has returned,
eye, ear, nose and throat hospital, us
Main Ave.-(Adv.)
Hebron, Kilday and Howard, at
torneys and counsellors-at-law, have
removed their offices to suite sos,
800, 610 Houston Bldg.-(Adv.)
Big dance, Adkins, Texas, Sunday,
April IS. Music by Butterfly orches-
tra.-(Adv)
Dance at CastroVille, Sun, April Is.
Music by the Sun Dodgers.-( Adv
Old time dance, Fest Hall, Sunday
night, Silver Leaf Social Club. Theo.
Artzt music.-(Adv.)
Dance at the Midway Sunday night.
Music by Homers' Merry Makers.
(Adv.)
YeOmen Homestead No. 40 dance
at w. o. w. hall, Monday, April 10,
8 80 y. m. Adm. zoe, ladies. 25c.-
(Adv)
Free dance at McDonna Sunday
mite. Banjo Bills Orchestra.-( Adv.D
-
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Sunday Church News

o'clock service the song program will
be: Sing Aloud Unto God" choir;
offertory, Murnett; chorus, An
chOred in Jesus"
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YOUR ENGINE WELDING JOBs

Can BE- Better done here. more quickly
and at less cost, considering all the
circumstances, than a. any other shop
in this vicinity. We specialize in
motor engine work and everything re-
lating 10 the auto chassis.
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DIR. T. J. Walthall has returned,
eye, ear, nose and throat hospital, us
Main Ave.-(Adv.)
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NEW YORK CURB.
By Universal Service,

by universal service.
NEW YORK, April f.-High, low and
close Of stocks active on the curb mar
ket today:
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Hebron. KiIday and Howard,

Big dance, Adkins, Texas, Sunday,
April is. Music by Butterfly orches-
tra.-( Ady.)
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Dance at Castroyille, Sun, April IS.
Music by the Sun Dodgers.-(Adv.)
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StOrage-Parkinj

DRIVERLEsS FORDS AND ESSEX
coaches FOR hire. Alamo DTiverless CO
$40 +. Travis.
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Old time dance, Fest Hall, Sunday
night, Silver Leaf Social Club. Theo.
Artzt music.-(Adv.)
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Washing.Polishing. Greasing 49,

CAR WASHING WHILE YOU WAIT
Z. s. System, cleans the chassis, wheels
and body. no chemicals or steam-Just
water. Never close. Como any time.
TRAVELLERS GARAGE. INC.
2l5 n. Alamo, OgiIvis Bldg. cr io7
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Free dance at McDonna Sunday
mite. Banjo Bills Orchestra.-(Adv.D