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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE IMPERIAL,
1869 Columbia Rd.

Housekeeping apartments Of either two
rooms kitchen. and bath or fve rooms
light rooms excellently arranged. with large
closets and in the large size include porchcs.
Decor atoms and equipment have been put
In excellent condition. All-night elevator
service. laundry. roof garden, convenient To-
cation on two trolley lines: prices reason
able See resident manager.
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HARRY A. KITE, Inc.
Main 4846. 1914 X St. NV.

HARRY A. KITE, Inc.
Main 4846. 1914 K St. NV.
18th AND E. CAPITOL SITS.
; rooms, dining alcove and
bath: rents, $42.5O to S45 per
month.
The above apartment is mod
ern. Heat, janitor service and
hot water furnished. Inspection
invited.
200 CONN. AVE.
l, 3, 5 rooms and bath. Rents
reasonable.
DUPONT-1717 10th St.
5 rooms and bath. Rent, $1lO
month.
HARRY A. KITE, Inc.
Main 1916. 1914 & st. NV.
EXTRA GOOD AT SOS.
NUT For a TENANT WHO APPRECi-
ATEs ENVIRONMENT.
Living room nIxls', bedroom tNx14l..
kitchen '6x11l screened cement porch
'Tx13' and bath; good western exposure.
Res:SsS' ssSS ,Sss MsnsseF. IS
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EDW. r. SJHWAKIL, M,
734 18th NV Main 62I0.
1911 n. n. AVE. NW-7 ROOMS AID
bath .......... 90
eas Lnworth pi e.w.-6 rooms and
bath ' S33.50
COLORED.
gao o st. nv-9 rooms. bath and
7ls 9th st. ne.--s rooms and
2o4 NcGill Bldg. Main '23s0.
1888 PARK PL Nv. FACING SOLDIERS
Home Park-Six rooms. bath three porche<
ali modern improvements: newly papered an"
painted throughout; rent. S15: immediat"
YOUNG CO..
1922 Vermont Ave. Main 32l7
1909 GIRARD ST. NV.
Redecorated throughout: freproof garage;
convenient to 14th at cars. Phone for keys.
WEAVER BROS,
eno rStb CT NV Main 0466
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At S22 so PER MONTH WE CAN PRO
vide one-room furnished apartment down
town. eauiured to cock light meals. 1t is
appropriate for bachelors apartment or for
young couple working during day Heat.
light and gas furni.hed at this very low
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1913 r. l. AVE: S42.5O. Al N. Y. ave.
NV: $40. Nicely furnished. private baths
elect. hot water. North 2S5.
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2OO1 10th ST. NV.

kitchen and bath. Rental. SS5 per month.
G. A. SNOW CO..
TO 9Th St NV Main 1859.
THE ST. PAUL. 1922 18th ST. NV
No. 1i-3 rooms and bath. 1000
THE LEUMAss. 1901 Q ST, NV no
No. 405--5 rooms and bath. 500 90
No. 401-3 rooms and bath. $500
81 acf sSgm; and sS5 sssh Calvert ST.
No. 3-b rooms and bath: !S55 90
THE DE SOTO. 1900 Mass. Ave. E.W,-
No. No. saS room: room: and and Ssts Ssts sas955SS
CHAs. E. TRIBBY. $40 Dist. Nat. By; Bldg.
Day ph. NJ. 477S: night ph: Col. 1870.
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fed cultured gentlemen: l. . and room
suites. exceptional appointments; highest ref
rpulljrpd
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SHERMAN APT. 18th AND l. SITS. Nv
Completely furnished q rooms and bath; all
outside: reasonable Fr, 3SS2 15s
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1920 col! RD-TWO ATTRACTIVE
large rooms. kitchenette. bath. pantry.
trunk room: modern conveniences: $50
1924 EUCLID ST. NV. APT. 24-THREE
rooms. kitchen and bath. 2nd-fioor front:
adults. Phone Adams 11S.
BACHELOR APT. 1402 L ST. N.w.-oNE
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1900 PARK ROAD N.w.-BriEht. three
exposures corner apartment: rooms:
housekeeping: SO.
MADDCX. MARSHALL MOSS 4 MALLORY.
INC.
a.a Aoth St. SANe Main 10134,
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2b4I 18th ST NW-ATTRACTIVE 3
room apartment second floor: ami: tele-
nh
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l7l8 n STREET NV.
bath. Kitchen porch in nerf.ct condition
1Cs
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LIVING DINING ROOM BEDROOM,
kitchenette. tile bath. large screened porch
clean and comfortable; $50. 2055 Park rd.
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646 NEWTON ST.-Near Ga. ave.-l r.,
kit and bath, closet: $40.
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1920 18th ST NW-BACHELOR APT. 9
large rooms with private bath; suitable for
3 or adults; reasonable TO-
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furnace heat: SOB Amply within.
1O4 4th ST SE.-3 COMPLETELY FUR
nished rooms. private bath. electricity,
h, VII; near Library and Capitol; reason
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SNOW COVERS MAINE.
VERMONT AND N. Y.

NEW YORK. April 17.-LPl-
Maine Northern Vermont and North
crn New York today were disgiug
from under a snow blanket left BY a
blizzard that established new rec
ord for the tenacity Of winter N the
section. The storm came as the climax
Of several days of near zero weather
and oldest iuha hitants are searching
their memoirs for precedent 10
match the exchange of roles between
January and Mid-April. In some
places in Vermont drifts are piled
five feet deep.
News of two deaths for which the
storm was indirectly responsible came
from the Canadian border Of Name.
At lockwood Station two men boiling
mapl" sap were crushed when the
Snow-laden roof of sugar house col
lapSCd.
In the Adirondacks three inches OF
snow piled in drifts.
One lone sign Of spring came vi'n
the storm reports, while Auburn. j.
Y. was shivering with the msedSJn
able cold. the ice in Owasco Lake
staged its annual mysterious diSap-
pcarancC. Thursday evening the lake
vas frozen solid. Friday mofilng
there was no trace of ice. Indian Ie-
gend tells Of a huge undergo land
channel through which the ice IeIvss
suddenly at the beginning of Sting.
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BANK ROBBERY
TRIAL DATES
PICKED
5000 Special Veniremen
Will Be Summoned
for 4 Hearings.

The five remaining defendants in
the San Antonio National Bank rob
berry cases will face trial again on
May II. Other trials will follow IN
succession on May 81, June and
June IA. The settings were made in
the Thirty-seyenth District Court By
Special Judge o. NJ. Fitzhugh on an.
plication of District Attorney c. II
Chambers.
Special venires of $50 men for each
case, making total of 5000 venire-
men. ordered summoned.
Cases against all five defendants
have been set for each date. The de.
Tense will decide which man shall go
to trial when the cases come up.
Although there are five defendants,
only four trial dates were set. The
district attorney said he may wait I'M
til-one case has been eliminated be-
fore seeking setting for the final
case.
Kenneth Smith. first of six men in
dicted for the robbery, was found
guilty and his punishment was fixed
at u years Imprisonment by a jury
in the Thirty-seventh District Court
last Thursday.
The bank was robbed at moon.
March 80. when $19.140 was taken
by the robbers. Arrest and indict
ment of the six men followed.
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The Girl Who Loved By May Christie

I'm going 10 buy a yscht--the most
luxurious in Crba-snd take yor
cruising, and see the color coming into
that white. face If yours. Oh, I'm go
ing to be so good to you Luella. You
won't have a care in this wide world
l swear you won't. You love me, don't
you. dear?"
She hesitated. She might as vel
give in. But what would Philip thins
and say?
John Rogers suddenly remarked
with wide grin:
That Forrest girl and young PHILIP
Andover are in love with one anoth
er. As came up the avenue, l saw
them in the garden, holding hands
And the look on their faces! oh
they're crazy about each ether"
Luella drew in sharp. astonishec
breath.
You're sure of that? Quite sure?
"Oh, certain! Don't let them beat
us to it Let's announce our engage
ment tonight, and astonish every
body!"
She looked down on her ring, thu
stone so huge, so utterly magnificent
1T would be fun" She was really
fond of Rogers. She had thought that
she had lost him-hadn't got his let
ters-so, Historically she'd turned T.
Philip $50 she told herself) fearing
future all alone, disfigured. :.
But everything was different now
She wanted Rogers-and his money
She would grab him. while she could
THE END
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GATES Of PICKING
CLOSED; CITY QUIET

TIENTSIN, April 1I.-[P A
wireless dispatch from Peking states
that the capital is quiet and that its
gates still are closed. DismaY and
indignation have been aroused by the
action of the Fengtien forces in or
dering the unloading of 60 ears of
foodstuffs awaiting an opportunity
to be sent to the capital for the re-
lief of the populace.
Despite the fact that there are hun
dreds of empty cars between Tientsln
and Mudken. the Fengtien authorities
ordered the food ears dispatched
empty TO Mukden.
Fengtien sources state that WI
Ping Hsiang has been appointed chief
of police at Picking by a committee of
safety. TSao Kun, recently deposed
as president, has escaped from the
hospital.
General Chang Tsung- Chang Of the
Fengtien forces is sending his chief
of staff to take charge of the capital
and protect lives and property.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
is STUDENTS HELD
ON RIOT CHARGES;
THEATER DAMAGED

EASTON. Penu.. April 1T.-P)-
Sixteen Lafayette college students TO-
day were fined S2I 80 each and costs
on a nuisance charge and held under
$500 bail each for a hearing next
Wednesday on a charge of melting 10
riot. The charges arose from the
rushing" of the new State theater
during a clash between two classes
of the college. Dean Prentice. of the
college faculty, entered bail for each
Of the students.
Sixty students crowded into a box
built to accommodate ten persons
and damaged the draperies that cost
$4,000 when hung just few weeks
ago.
Conviction on the charge of melting
to riot would mean a maximum sen
tence of one year in jail. and fine
of $1,000, Magistrate Chidsly informed
the 16 arraigned.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
TERRIFYING BLASTS
HERALD LAVA FLOW

HILO, 7. H., April 17.-LP)-Ter-
rifying roaring explosions marking
the sinister advance of two lava flows
from Mauna Loa continued through
out the night while the molten rock
made its progress toward the sea,
leaving in its wake only a memory
of the Catholic church, a residence
and great forest of tropical trees
and vegetation besides celebrating a
large section of the highway which is
the only means for encircling the
island.
The church crumpled from sight al
0 80 o'clock last night shortly after
the dwelling had been buried under
20 feet Of lava. DIR. J. A. Jaggar. vol
cano expert, predicts that one of the
two flows from the volcano will reach
the waters edge within 50 hours.
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Mary and Philip Plight
Their Troth as Luella
Accepts Rogers.
Chapter A, Continued)

They neared Havana. In slantins
rays of sunshine, the town lay Whitley
under hills of lustrous green, the
bright sea beyond. High above the
Gulf Stream, soft clouds drifted.
City Of Dreams" said Philip softly
Then he added, half below his breath !:
But dreams that never will come
true
Mary was silent. Tears sched at
her throat again. Her heart was
leaden.
They swept into the busy streets.
The gay uTbanity, the festive light
ness of Havana were in sharp con-
trast to her own sad uncertainty, her
dread Of what was lying just ahead
for her, for Philip.
She executed the commissions.
Philip had TO go and see the agent on
the servant question.
Lets meet at seven in the Tele-
grafo Cafe" he suggested.
Her shopping done, she was there
before him, and sat pensiyely survey.
ing the beginning of the Prado. with
its eddy of motor-cars coming to and
from the Malecon. Great arc-lamps
shone upon the brilliantly blooming
flambeau trees, and lit the prone
made.
by solly, This is a lucky meet
ing" 4 Cockncy voice fell on her ears.
tail. slOuchy figure came to anchor
right in front of her. Miss Forrest I,
1t is you. isn't it, and not a ghost?"
The speaker was John Rogers
Without waiting for permission he
sank into vacant chair beside her.
I'VE must celebrate our reunion
right away He called to waiter
to bring DaiQuiri cocktails. Come on
now. Drop your tectotal principles for
once. And say you're glad to see me. =
To his astOnishment. however
Mary Forrest lowered her head and
hot tears sDlashed upon the marble
Of the little table.
Jimmy. What have I said? What
is the natter Rogers was astound-
Cd mrstified. Gentle little Mary
Forrest weeping.
You haven't lost your job, I hope
There's nothing amiss with the Wados
or with Luella. is there? | wrote
her twice, but haven't had an an.
swer yet. and ! was just thinking of
taking run ont tomorrow after
noon"
In broken. words. the girl told him
what had happened, trying to soften
the tragic news.
Filing acid on her." Rogers gasp
ed, turning n greenish tint. "Luclll
God it can't be true"
They take the bandages off 10.
morrow morning."
And the Andover woman? What
did you say her name was? TimKIns:
Have they caught her yet?" Rogers
gulped down both Daiquiri cocktails
bis shaking hand splaShing some Of
tho liquid on the floor and on his
suit.
No. She and -husbnnd-and
the child they can't be traced
THEY'VE cot away.
There was pause, and then John
Rogers muttpred:
81 always knew she was a rotter.
suspected there had been second
marriage. But didn't know the child
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
UNLOCKED STRONGHOLD
YIELDS ROBBERS SIG

Returning TO within one door Of
their safe robbery of two weeks ago
burglars early Saturday morning rob
bed the safe Of Builders Supply com
pany, 1902 South Alamo street, Of
SIC.
Police believe them 10 be the SAME
persons who robbed the safe of the
Southern Plumbing company, 1901
South Alamo of $50 two weeks ago
After forcing an entrance through
a window the thieves found the sup
ply company's safe unlocked. They
jimmied an inner door TO get to theft
loot.
Similar circumstances surrounded
the robbery of the plumbing company
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
AVALANCHE OF TIES
THREATENS LIFE OF
RAILROAD WORKER

Riding on a flat ear loaded with
rail road ties came near costing tn"
lifd OF Willie Milton. negro, Of RIOS
enberg. when the train came to sud.
den stop in the Southern Pacific
east yards Saturday morning.
Milton was leaning against a pile
Of ties asleep, with his legs crossed
and hands in his pockets when tn"
train stopped and an avalanche of ties
hurtled down on him.
Nah head was the only thing !
could move. and believe me boss. All
shuah did use it," he told Patrol
Driver +. J.. Anderson after his
rescue by special officers Of the
railroad. The negro was taken 10
the Robert r. Green Memorial hos
pital where it was found he had SUI
fcred broken finger in addition to
severe bruises.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
MAN LEAVES JAIL
TO FACE CHARGES

Like time. liberty was fleeing for
a Florida man, when he was released
from Bexar county Jail where he Lad
just completed Serving a six months
term for violation Of the Dyer act.
Sheriff Charles Pinkoson of Gaines
vile, Fla, was present and took him
into custody. The prisoner is being
taken back to Florida TO stand trial
of an indictment charging theft OF
an automobile.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
HISTORICAL WOMAN
FOUND BY ROADSIDE

Clad only in thin ncsligec. a pretty
young woman, suffering from hysteria
and exposure, was taken to the Robert
Il. Green hospital Saturday morning,
when her screams attracted a railroad
man en- route 10 his work.
Her disarranged hair, bruised body
and dazed condition led officers TO be-
lieye she may have been thrown from
a speeding automobile.
The railroad man was coming in
Commerce street, when he was at
tracted by the woman's screams from
the darkness. Investigating. he found
the woman in state Of hysteria.
Detectives George Stendebach and
Hugh ProudfOot wers called and after
she had been quieted, removed her to
the hospital.
The girl tried 10 tell officers her
story, but could give 40 coherent &C
count Of what had happened. She will
he questioned again, when she RECEIVERS
sufficiently TO talk
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
TEXAS TEAM LOSES
DEBATE ON AIR ROW

PHILADELPHIA. April LIE
The University of Pennsylvania de-
batting team last night defeated a
team from the University of Texas
in a debate here on the subject. RE
solved That Congress Should Adopt
Colonel Mitchcll's Plan For Sin
gle Department of National Defense
With Three Equal Branches. Army,
Navy and Air"
The Pennsylvania team held the
negative. The team was composed Of
Joseph First and Bernard SeGal. The
Texas team was Otis Rogers and Ed.
ward Gossett.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
MARRIAGE TABOO
IN SOVIET SCHOOL

MOSCOW. April 17.-Old fash
toned marriage has been voted the
worst possible condition by a major
ity of the So students answering an
official love questionable at Moscow
University.
The love quiz revealed that III stu
dents are living in unregistered mar
riages," which is the Soviet phrase
for unions not sanctioned by civil
or religious vows, while 2S6 were &C
custOmed TO casual marriages." and
only 169 were celibates.
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BURGLARS MERELY
GUESTS OF WOMAN

Burglars" thought an Augusta
street rooming house propri to- as
she saw group of men c:.ter the
driveway to her GaTds,. A triephrr&
MESSAGE to central police Headquarters
brought a squad Of detectives in a
hurry.
mVe :tigatioi raS"lIed tkGt a stated
automobile beloleTng 10 onr ,: "a,
guests of the rooming house had been
tOwed into the yard.
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BEST FEATURES

7Io p. m, WEEP t34S.6), Boston. Bos,
ton symphony.
T:I5 p. m. wBz Cs33.3), ringflsld
TOO Many Brothers" features
wIP C50S.2), Philadelphia. Metro
politan Opera House concert
$50 p. m. WIZ $3.50. New York
Ssxophone concert WGY.
500 D. m. wLw H29.S). Cincinnati
Laughing John Meyers Band.
$50 ,. m. WIZ C45Ls). New York
n. Y. Central banquet, ChaUnccy
Depew. also WGY. wFAA (475.s)
Dallas. Woodmen Of the worlo
program.
800 p. m. KTHS GAS, Hot Springs
Old-time Fiddlers.
$50 p. m. wGN CS02.S. Chicago Old
prize fights.
1910 p. m. KGO CS61.eD, Oakland, Cal
Opera. Count OF Luxembourg
800. WBAP. popular songs.
$3.50. KDKA, KFKX. band concert.
500. WDAF'. school Of the Air
: 100. KDKA, stockman program
KFNF. Scotch music. wLlB, con,
cert. Wis lullaby time. WLW
organ, SskAtary Hawkins. WOAW
educational.
80. KDKA, band. KPRC. Bible class
KTw. home hour. XII, matinee
KFRU. Sunday school. WBAP
sunday school. WIS, organ.
500. wCCO. PHILOSOPHERS" music
wDAF Around the Town"
WIS. barn dance -four hours)
wLw, Meyers band. WMAQ
Pratt and Daw. NOAW, radio
play.
$50. KPRc. pianist. KPo. music
wFAA, woodmen OF the World
WLW. step on the Stairs
wAGAQ. photolosue. VINO, music
WSAI. news. 3extet
500. XII. popular program. KTHs
old fiddIers, quartet. KYW, music
webb dance music. wMBB
popular. wOAW. program. Voc
Industrial commission.
1000 KTHS. dance concert. XII, semi.
classical KPO. dance music
Cthree hours). XIV, program
wCCO, dance program. voc, lee
tuTe, Alaska"
10 80 .. IN. KPRC, dance music. NOAW
orchestra. HRC, organ.
400 p. m. KFNF. old music. xxx
program. TLIB, popular. VOC
orchestra.
1896 p. m. wDAF. Nishthswk FToIic
KGO, dance music. xxx, orches,
ira
100 a. m. XII. frolic. KNX, frolie
WEBB, program.
Central: KFpM. KFKX. WEED. wGBF
wHB. WHO, KFUo. wcAL, wEMC
wGST. wHAD.
Eastern: wCAU. web. wHAM. WIN
WILT. WV. wCSS. Voc. WBAL.
Far West: CFAC. XIX, koAC, -KWsC
Copyright 1898. by Audio Service.
Chicago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
MRS. J. L. SLAYDEN
TAKES BAD TURN

Condition of Mrs. James l.. Stay
den. widow of the late congressman,
Saturday was considerably worse, ac-
cording TO reports from her home at
1926 West Craig Place.
Mrs. Slayden was stricken more
than Il month ago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
BURGLAR FILCHES
SUPPLY OF BUTTER

Big Butter and Egg Men" have
been receiving considerable comment
recently.
Evidently San Antonio burglar
decided this a more profitable course
than robbery. As a result so pounds
of butter were stolen Saturday from
the truck Of Paul Loving. 1906 West
Huisache avenue.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
PROVIDERS ACTIVE
ON FOUR STREETS

Providers kept police busy Saturday
morning. NeighborhoOdS reporting
providers were on North. South Olive,
Saunders and West Commerce streets.
At the Commerce street address O
small store was broken into. but moth
ing stolen. according TO the owner 5
report TO detectives
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17

was not an Andover. I-oh, poor LII.
ella. l can't believe any woman
would be such a fiend! Insane, she
must have beeu!" Then: "Ssy moth.
ing to Luella. I'll be out for news of
her tomorrow, about II o'clock"
As Philip Andover came into the
TELEGRAPH, John Rogers rose and
slipped away.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
PLANE WINGS BURN
IN KELLY HANGAR

Wings OF a DeHaviland airplanc
were badly burned when the plane
caught fire in a hangar at Kelly field
Saturday morning.
Enlisted men working around the
ship pulled it out of the hangar and
the fire was extinguished without
damage to other planes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
u. S. HOTEL PARTY
LEAVES FOR PARIS

LONDON, April 17.-P)-Thr
members of the European tour Of thr
American Hotel association left for
Paris this morning after more than Il
weeks elaborate entertainment. Two
special trains carried them from tht
Victoria station 70 Dover,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
PLUMBERS FORGET
TOOLS; THEY'RE GONE

Big profits in the plumbing bust
ness proved too strong lure for some
San Antonio man. Saturday he stole
the plumbing tools of II, NJ. Heff-
ner. 2412 Saunders avenue, and +.
L. Slomchinski. 1913 Burleson. street.
They had been left at 123 West Els
mere where the two are working.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
BOY CAUGHT HURLING
ROCKS AT RESIDENCE

A lecture which made him quail in
his boots" was given a boy by Police
Captain Moglia, following the youths
detention when caught bOmbarding an
Omaha street residence. The youth
was released upon his promise TO
cease firing rocks in the neighbOrhnod.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
DAYLIGHT SAVING.

MADRID. April 17.-P)-Spaln
goes on daylight saving time at mid.
night tonight. Standard time will De
resumed October Il.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
GIRL, IL, BITTEN
ON HIP BY CANINE

Jimmie Gibson, II. 909 Howard.
was bitten on the hip by dog wh;in
playing in front Of her home TN
wound was not Serinns.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
GUSTAyE IN GERMANY.

BERLIN, April 17.-P)-King
Gustaye Of Sweden, had tea with
President Won Hindenburg yesterday.
He is the first sovereign to visit the
German president.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-17
Tune In Tonight

SATURDAY. APRIL IL.
Central Standard Time.
wears to IL p. m, Elks' sundods
ers orchestra.
wOAI-Silcnt night.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-09
City Items

Soc tho Burritt Gift Shop Remo,' al adv on Page 9,--adyh
 The social committee Of the local lodge Of Elks will hold a meeting this evening.
 Don't forget 10 get yonr chances on the cash prizes at the K, of C. fair -advt.
 There will be a meeting of the Eddy Glover Post, American Legion at the home on Washington street this evening,
 Amateur afternoon at K. Of C. fair tomorrow. Prizes given 10 the three best entertdiners.-adyt,
 Councilman Lawrence Stanley of Dwight street left today for a three weeks stay fin Havana, Cuba, He has been suffering with bronchi- ifs for several weeks and was ad- yised 10 have q change of climate.
 Due 10 an error mention of the Girl Scouts drum corps which furnished an enjoyable program of music at the banquet held by Stanley post. G. A. R., "Wednesday afternoon. was omitted from tho report of the affair. Officers of Stanley post re- gret the oversight
 Very smart spring hats at big reduction at French Hat Shoppc railroad arcade.-Advt.
 April 12 will be Stanley Rule and Level Night" at Harmony lodge, A. r. and A. M,. and April 26 will be past masters night.