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as required by the War Department.
At present, according to Capt. Claude
Burlingame. IL is eight men short Of
the required total and efforts are be
ing made to recruit these men.
The company has it's regular drill
tonight at the armory at North
Capitol and ID streets. where recruits
will he examined. Enlistments will
be received until Friday night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-11
CLERKS LOSE. TREASURY WINS,
UNDER NEW PAY TABULATlNC
EMPLOYEES Whose Salaries Do Not Divide Evenly 1t Is
Claimed, Stand to Forfeit Four to Eight Cents
Year by Accounting System.

cents from some annual salaries and
8 cents fro Uncertain other salary
grades.
Although admitting that employees
in certain salary grades will lose 1
or pennies in the course of a
year under the new method. officials
of the General Accounting Office say
it will reduce the cost of administra-
ton. They point out that under the
old table employees whose salaries did
not divide evenly had to be paid diff
ferent amounts in certain months in
order to make up the odd pennies.
officials said that there are approx
imately 80 salary groups. and that
the new method of computing
monthly allotment would affect about
a dozen grades.
Total Considerable Sum.
How much the dropping of the odd
pennies would aggregate for the en-
tire Government service in the course
of year is not known, but it prob
ably will run into a substantial sum.
To the individual employe the differ
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ence of 4 or pennies would scarcely
be apparent over II months.
Another illustration of how the new
table works out is in the VI $40 grade,
on which the monthly allotment Is
$111.66. This sum multiplied by IL
months figures out $1.3S9.92. In the
81. 900 grade it works out $1,999.92.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-11
GUARD CAMP NEARS.
Eight Vacancies in Military Police
Company Are Still Open.

The Goth Military Police Company
of the District National Guard will
leave for Virginia Beach. Va. Satur-
day night for two weeks in training
camp. provided it has sufficient men
The Washington times., 1926-09-13
German Typhoid spreading

HANOVER. Germany. Sept. 13.--
The typhoid epidemic here is spread
ing alarmingly. There are now
700 victims Ill with the malady
and 13 deaths have been reported.
The Washington times., 1926-09-13

Colonel Crandalrs home and at
the cemetery.
Although he was "a years old, Col.
onel Crandall was at his desk in
the Internal Revenue Collector 9
office here. where he was deputy
collector, until last Friday. He
had taken only three days vacation
in 13 years. and was always the
first at the office and usually the
last to leave.
When first there came talk OF
secession, Lee Crandall. working
for q New York newspaper, went
to the South to write q series OF
articles on conditions there. When
war broke out, he enlisted on the
side OF the Confederacy in Louisi-
ana, which he had adopted as his
State.
He served In virtually every Inn
portant engagement with the South
ern army, and was brevetted colonel
for valoF with Stonewail Jackson s
troops. He was twice captured and
twice wounded in action.
In 1873, Colonel Crandall returned
to newspaper work in New York
and later founded the National
view here, continuing as its editor
until 1894. He1 then went to Ala
hama, where he was active In poll.
tics, He returned to Washington
about 13 years ago, and was ap-
pointed deputy collector OF internal
revenue.
Colonel Crandall Is survived by
three sons, Lee Crandall. jr., and
Jean j. Crandall, of washington,
and Theodore Crandall of Seattle.
Wash, and daugher. Mrs. Frances
Hinsdale, of Seattle, and seven
grandchildren
The Washington times., 1926-09-13
SHOOT To KILL,
IS ? 0. ED|CT

The trigger fingers OF some 22.5O0
railway postal employees were quick
ened today by orders issued at the
Postoffice Department 20 shoot to
IkilI'' Bandits who attempt to rob the
United States mails.
There were bold mail robberies
during the past year that netted
bandits more than. $1,0O0,0OO, and
the situation has reached such 81
stage, officials said. that drastic
action Is necessary to cope with
ever-increasing crime.
Assistant Postmaster General
Glover has offered a reward of $500
to the first postal clerk who kills
a bandit in hold-up.
The Washington times., 1926-09-13
RLNIGT0N co.
NJ VS. ITEMS
LHHO

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Sept. 1S.
Plans for the Main Street Fair,
to be given jointly by the ladies'
auxiliary ana the Jefferson Dis
tffct Fire Department on the nights
Of September is, II and Is, Will be
completed at d meeting to be held
at the firehouse tomorrow night
at 81 o'clock.
Mrs. Roy Becixwitl1. general chair
man, gives out the following as
chairmen OF the various stands;
Roy BeckWith. E. j. Skidmore,
Oscar Reynolds, Mrs. Frank Tracy,
Mrs. Damorn. Mrs. Watt Lee, Mrs.
Il. II. Williams. Mrs Charles ~.
Smith, Mrs. III. III. Glass, Mrs. Fred
Lyons, Frank Tracy Mrs. Glenn
Bixler. Mrs. Frank Kidwell, Mrs.
Robert Williams.
The annual election Of officers Of
the Edward Douglas White council
knights OF Columbus will be held
Wednesday night Iii the auditorium
OF st. Charles school.
The sen1i-monthIy meeting Of the
Clarendon Citizens Association viii
be held tonight in the community
house at o'clock.
The election OF a president, will
be the principal business to come
before the meeting or the Great
Falls Street Citizens ISOLATION, III
Falls Church tonight. The meeting
will be held at the home OF ". s.
Hinman.
After q ti1ree-months holiday, the
children of st. Charles Catholic
School resumed their studies today.
The county public schools viii open
Monday, September 20.
The Aurora Hills Civic League
will meet tonight In Calvary Church
ct 8 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1926-09-13
!. ADVERTISEMENT
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Ing tablets called McCoy's Cod Liver
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After sickness and where ricketts,
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any more nasty Cod Liver Oil
these tablets are made to take the
place OF that good, but evil smell
ing. stomach upsetting medicine
and they surely do It.
Al very sick child, are .. gained ~
pounds In Z moptha
Ask Peoples Drug stores or any
druggist for .McCoys Cod Liver Oil
Compound Tablets--as easy to take ~
candy--60 tablets so cents. and money
back IL not satisfied.
The Washington times., 1926-09-13
u. S. Coffee Bill For
Year Runs Over
Billion

The United States imported
nearly a billion and hall
mounds of coffee in the past II
months. 80
Americans drank more coffee
than any previous year in his
tory and exceeded the consump-
ton of any nation.
The retail coffee bill prob
! ablv went over billion since
import values were S314,0O9,0 600.
Tea imports, according to the
announcement today by the De-
partment of Commerce, totaled
SOS, 100000, valued at $30,874,-
900.
The Washington times., 1926-09-13
OFFICERS IN REVOLT
ARE ON TRIAL IN SPAIN

MADRID. Sept. 13.-The court.
martial Of officers OF the artillery
corps who participated in the recent
uprising against the Spanish Gov.
ernment opened at Corunna today.
The prosecutor demanded life i'm
prisonrnent with ball and chain for
Col. Francisco Corenzo, one Of the
artillery leaders.
Three months suspension without
pay was asked for soldiers OF the
artillery arrested.
The Washington times., 1926-09-13

The Aurora Hills Civic League
will meet tonight In Calvary Church
1T 8 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1926-09-13

india produces nearly oil 81 the
raw 3ufe in the world. some go per
cent of tie crop being grown % the
province be Bombay
The Washington times., 1926-09-13

Send friend. n you can't 50.
"a THE dempsey TunIley fight
send 4 friend on TiInes.k kferald
free fight ticket.
The Washington times., 1926-09-13

A small vacuum cleaner has been
invented 10 remove crumbs from
dining tables as q user presses q
rubber bulb Ii its handle.
The Washington times., 1926-09-13

Heard Of the Big Time Special?
That's the train which will take
200 fans to the Dempsey-Tunney
fight at the expense Of The
Times. Herald.
The Washington times., 1926-09-13
COL. CRANDALL
DIES At 81

Il In the gray uniform OF the Con.
ederacy for which he fought vail.
Antly. Col. Lee Crandall. oldest
Federal employe and former news.
paper man. who died yesterday at
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-08
deeds, Building Permits, Vital Statistics;

vs-a. January 4. 1926. deed to lots and
= block 4. new city block 1853: $500.
Mays Realty Company TO Mrs. z.
5loersteT, Januar- ., 1895. deed TO lots
- and 25' block 10. Davis Heights; 81
Alex lIaros TO Albert and Antonio
Dudek' January .. 1895. deed TO sOs. 3
acres Of land out OF the one-third
.,r-.sue surrey 80 in name OF John NJ
a! ior' described BY field notes in deed:
J. II. and Guss.e Jerome TO W. W
King and B. ". Teagarden. January ;,
1870. deed 70 al undivided one-third in
. crest IN lots s. and s., block T. new
city block 1914, old city lot Isi; $40.
etc. f'N'
Charles Graebuer 20 Jesus Arispe. De-
eemoe' 30. 1925. deed 10 lot rs, new city
Campbell Lumber Company to II. ".
ana tlaribel Haynie. January 5. 1926.
deed 10 lot l.. block IS. new city bloc:
o-bl' Collins Gardens: $3.50.
mares Graebner 70 Agelita G. Ague-
zo., Deem Der 30. 1875. deed TO lot IS.
aen c.'y block 5595: $3.50.
u. g. Irish - Mrs. Anna Sexaue-. De-
cemoer % 1925. deed 70 lots SO and 81.
block ., now city block 64Oi, Beacon
Hi!i Terrace: $40.
William and Lucille Easley to Edward
II. and Marvel T. Haenei. December 81.
- IL, deed 20 lot 10, blocl; SO. new city
/. II. Browne and J. II. Blake 70 J. 8.
ana Edith JOiliffe. December 90, 1928.
deed 10 lot fronting s8 feet on South
pine street. being north ~ feet Of lot
II and south eight feet Of lot 10, new
c!ty block $3.50. $3.50. etc.
/. H. Browne and J. II. Blake to
- =. Nhtcner. January (, 1926. deed
4" the south one foot OF lot IL new
CITY block 1888: sl2
81! and fgnacio Medellin and Ysabol
1llterrsz Medellin to Seraplo and Sofia
". Nidaurri January .. 1926, deed to lots
5000.
.. n. Paris 20 J. = Nash. Decerber
- ls.5. deed % 10: l3, new city blocl;
Co.'S; SO. ctc.
state Mortgage Corporation 10 Claud
McCauley. January (. 1926. quitcialm deed
% 1852 acres Of laad out Of J. NJ. Har-
Ycy surrey IS: 81, etc.
ClaId McCauley 10 T.. II Orchard. Jan
uary 6, 1926. deed 70 $3.50 acres Of land
out Of Juana r. Harvey aurvey So. on
North Loop road; $3.50. etc.
National Nor, gage Company, trustee
for i. Eugene Br.scoe. 20 4. J. Monier.
December ]. 1875. trustees deed 10 lots
% ana %. block -, new city block
csge. $4,000
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BIRTHS.

December 90: To Mr.. and Mr. Jose r.
Nunez. 80 Marshall street; boy.
December 81: To Mr.. and Mrs 4.
Clark johnson. 1913 Broadway: boz.
December %: TO Ir. and Mrs. 81.
BeEavIdez, 1917 West salinas street: boy.
January .: To Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
I;stchek. Fort Sam Houston: girl.
January o: TO NJ. and Mrs william
y. LougHbOrough. Fort Sam Houston
boy.
January .: To ". and Mrs. Prajedlg
Eillarreal, sos Thompson Place; boy.
January .: To ME. and Mrs. Emilio
Saranjo. ics Hicks avenue; boy.
January 4: To 2fr. and Mrs. Johnson
Moore zoe Gibbs street: boy.
January =: To Mr. and Mrs. Felipe
Perez, 1915 RI Paso street: boz.
January 5: 70 Mr. and Mrs. Guadalupe
Ortiz. los calder street; bog.
January !: To Mr.. and Mrs. Pedro
FelascO. itG Jean street: boy.
January 8: To Mr.. and Mrp MEX
Tgcherhorf. 1905 Wes- salinas street;
gill
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


{ Norman Lee De Armeni and Cora De
/ Armen;. Roland :. and Jacquelinc Dc
Armsnt and Ruth De Arment to Thomas
Tensg, December p, 1925. deed 10 lot :.
block I, new city block sis, origina.
city lot 10: $500.
B H. L. Rhodlus TO Euzeo.o D.az July
.. 1925. deed TO io- y. block :, new city
bloc, 2i5s, Colon.a san Pedro addition;
Auguste Pav!olo 70 Emile Lucas
Wight. January g. 1925. deed 20 los Is
and IL. Harlanda.s Ace Tract No. !;
$1,000.
Alamo Iron Works 20 City o. San An
tonic. December II. 1925. deed % pat
OF lot II, new city BLOCK 5sl. 59.S1 feet on
LaF!tts street by 52.94 feet deep. and
part Of new city block Js2. all described
n deed: closing Santa Clara street be-
tween new city block Gsi and sol. and
conveyance TO granto- Of part OF closed
Galveston. Harrisburg & san Antonio
Railway Company TO CITY OF san An
tonic. December 81. 1926, deed 20 parts o.
.o.s and Is. new city block 57s. pa-.
and par; Of Gonzales street and alley ln
new city block 67s; FOR r.ght-of-waE
-rr0sg property o. grantor
Galveston, Harrisburg & san Antonio
Railway Company 70 city o. san An
t9aIo December 81. 1925, deed 20 parts
desrr 5ed by field notes in this deed :
closing Of part OF Santa Clara street,
letween new city block 5Sl and COL ana
c0-veyance 20 grsntOrs OF portion o.
closed street and relocation Of sa!d street
Jennie W. Campbell 20 city Of san An
'oI o. December 81. 1925, deed 20 part
" o: 10. new city block ssl, fronting 10
zoe. on santa Clara street by 49, ieet
90 Galveston street: $3.50.
r. 7. and Willie Davis 70 Lu..an Ran
- q
l.9c'; g. rev city block 1901: $3.50.
George ". staacxe 20 Mrs. Adele
--aacEe December q, 1875. deed 20 one
B.. RI Interest in new city block 40, ex-
-'lt taat portion already sold; 81.
T.. ~ Jones. by sheriff 20 {. /. WIN
e-sp0ou, January >. 1926. sheHffs deed
~ %. and the east 80 feet Of lot ..
1.5cI 5. new city block 5sG2, summit
place; 5000.
d. Wright and J. II. Compton e. a..
lT sheriff. 10 Guy :. Combs. January ..
1880. saerfrs deed 70 lot 8. block 90
Riverside Park addition, Third filing ne"
city hook s5s;; $1,000.
"a. !. S.esrcr 20 e. II. Fur January
e. 1895. deed 20 lots and 20. new city
bloch 1853, WOJdlawn Terrace. SO etc
julia y. Linn 20 Rosa II. TalaInantes
AND E!.Ir3 SIarez, October q, 1925, deed
.s 10. block 3. new city block 1888.
-la4.f.-.oH Of old city lot i15; sl3Gg.s'.
I-7 Ma-y Ellen springer 70 Elm"
D'se,'. January 6, 1925. deed 20 lot -,
-ldisis.1n o. lots /. ?. 9, = 8. ncT
.r block sos; SO etc.
Temple. Hin Development Company 70
tG1iph Wasue- December 30. 1925. deed
10 lots 2, 4, q, D.. Z. 8. b.oc,; 2. lots ] 70
-. -, SC, s. %, block 81: 10. -. block
8. lot %. block 5; Iot :. block 5; lots
e, block lots o.. -. %, block 8; lot
3. g. 8. :. q. 30. block 10: lot s.. bloc.
lii lotE 9 20 y. % 20 %, block !: lots
=. 90. 80. biocs !; lots H.. %. g. e.
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Insurance
Accountants

Il. ". CREAGER AUDITING co. Income
tax service. Gibbs Bldg. TT. 1894.
AUDIToR-ACCoUNTA open for tenn
porary engagement in or out of city. Fully
experienced income tax and monthly SER
vice a specially; reasonable. Tr. S7s0-W.
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$50 CASH

Balance monthly same sz rent
buys new modern bunga low Uf
tiE- rooms and breakfatt rgo.-
slst completed and ready Tor ...-
mediate possession. an convent
'ucCs. polished floors d4.l. .
shades. beautiful electrical .e-
tIres. gas and electric bare D..zr
20 every room, foIT-p.rre plumb
ing. luOl.1m IN Kitchen and
BATH, large lot. garage and drive
way. For further .ufOrma ..ou cal.
or. gif5. ask Tor Mr.. Lamm -.tn
u. q. Thorman, 10 J.. Travis g.
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BURIAL PERMITS.

Georglna Johnson. q: years oil. eos
Booker street.
Frederick Bohn. 81 yea-s Old, 10. Aus
TN street.
Ira Brown. IS yesrs Old. 1ii ray ave-
nue..
Jose Maria 10. Flores. 90 gears o.d. 1903
youth Laredo street.
Rcyes cha,ez. u years Old, 1854 =.
PasO 8.-CcL
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-08
Do You

want a new home in Laurel Heights {?
Look al 90. W. Russell owner will &C
balance like rent. Wonderful bargain.
owner. CT. az.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ausustin Cruz and Mrs Virginia Cox.
Sam Searvy and Isabel North
Luis De ssdO and Anita Flores
Ben Z. Arrow and Mrs.. Dorothy Catch
.IEs.
J. Q. Tnonpson and Ia 'hsr.ne Evans
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5000 Cash
ClOSe-In South
$50 Cash

New, FIVE rooms. sls sch.ey srs
Balance easy. Owner. Ms. 1904
$40 Sch.-y A-c
DELIGHTFUL. :nOIe-l home. choice.
ga. 1ea.-1y i1-ation. near B-acEelr. e
Pa-.. 1.Ge minutes o. Houston street
I've rooms. comforts. convenience and
location o. $500 q" $4,000 homes ao1 ,s
SzfaS7. extra vel. bulk. jus. ready TO-
occupancy: OILY $3.50 Tor oI.cE sale.
Prove owner. II. 1911. lmnelIa.e-.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-08
Real Estate Loans
$500 to 100000 to Lend

on business property. residence and land.
buy first and second Hen notes building
loans, prompt service. 7. u. Rife. S0i
Bedsll Bldg -Cr. I515.e --H-..' -1''''
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AVOndale Avenue

White pillars. green window trim. cool
sheltered porch. 30 c0utr butte 70 make
tnis new bungalow attractive. Tire I've
rooms wtfl breakfast nook aye we. A.
ranged: tie kitchen witt l's uu...-.ns =
.a-ge enough for any h0Js-E 70. With
this aouEe comes ha.r acre OF r.cl land
completely fenced; near schools: attrac-
lively priced. CT. t5c. Ass for Mrs. Yes
sender.
COMFORTABLE four-rO0u modern coll
0nial bungalow on paved lt-oct. WIEN all
convenience make this YOUR home.
u48ncl for your iue poet .1fH- 40 aIeAu-
&c. avenue. CT. ISL o. Mission $500.
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Investments

San Antonio. viii boom this year.
have decided TO sell most Of my city
property and Il you will come to see me
l VIII make you money easy. many
places 20 pick from. Crockett 1895. NJ.
II. Davis.
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S45 CASH

and Si5 per month including Interest
Have brand new f.ve--oOm up-to-date
bungalow. close IN. WI. lei this 20 for
1880 and Si5 cash will handle.
j. Il. COMPTON co.
Cr' 90. 4l0-l1 Travis Bldg
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REAL ESTATE
Wanted-Real Estate
Real Estate for Sale
To Lot Owners ONLY

Whether your lot is clear OF not, 7 can.
finance and build you a home on easy
monthly payments. David A. Lown.
architect and builder. 21S city National
Bank Bldg. TT. 669f Woodlawn 1850
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-08
Special Notices
Adjuster of All Claims

Have speciaI.ZeI In successfully SET
Ting claims o: people injured by autos.
street cars and train. Tor PAST IS years.
r. p. kcCioskey, 2l2 Houston Bldg. CT.
S36l.
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Announcements
Funeral Notices

JAMES RALEY-Died at his residence.
,os Felisa St. this morning, Friday
January s. 1926. at Sis a. m. in his s2d
year. Private funeral service viii be
held Saturday afternoon, January 9. at 3
,. N from Hagy & McCoHum chapel,
Rev. Asher Brand, pastor OF the Madison
Square Presbyterian church. Will Off
ciate. assisted by Rev. l. II. Monty In
ferment in City Cemetery No. 6. Under
direction OF Hagy & Mccollum-
sCHNEIDER-Died at the home OF her
sister. Mrs. Charles S. Baxter. on CAL
lshsn road. on Thursday, January :.
1895. Mrs Dorothy Marion Schneider, be-
loved wife OF Kurt c. Schneider, and
mother OF Harold Lee Schneider. in her
esrd year. Otnsr survivors are her moth
~. Mrs. Catherine Burgeson. Omaha,
Neb.; brothers, Ed J. Burgeson. Mime
apolis; Harry J. Burgeson. Omaha; Ralph
II. Burgeson, Los Angeles: Lester L.
Burgeson, Omaha: sisters. Mrs Charles
;. Baxter. San Antonio. and Mrs. II. A.
Brunson, Omaha. Her remains Will lie
in state at the Wilbcrt d Pelhprey par
Tors ia Broadway, Friday. January g.
and will be sent 10 Omaha. Neb.. Fri
day night over the NJ, X. & 7. sccon-
panied by her mother. husband and son.
AYOUB-George Ayoub. aged 80 years.
1926. al a m. Survived by four sons
Emil, James. Fred and William Ayoub
and one daughter Mrs. Jack Ogdee, all
II San Benlto. Tex. Funeral from resi-
dence. III y. LsOna So. at ,. n. Fri
day. January s. Services at 81. Marks
Episcopal church. Burial IN Szn Jose
cemetery. under direction Of Henry a.
Guerra funeral director
BAIS-Died al his home. 1i0e Austin
ST. on Wednesday. January 6. 1895.
Frederick Balm. beloved brother OF Mrs
Nary Z. Spears in his send year. He
was . pioneer citizen and member o.
the Old Trail Drivers Association. hav-
ing served under General Custer and
General Mckinney. He was 4 member
% the ODD Fellows lodge 10. IL the
Encsnpmeut and OF Miriam Rsbecca
lodge. HIS remains will lie in state a.
the Wilbert 4 Pelphrsy parlors. "a
Broadway. until e:45 ?. m Friday. Jan
uary s, when they Will be removed 70
St Marks Episcopal church. where ser
VICES will be held By Rev. Hugh Robert
son. Active pallbesrers are Peter Peter
son. August krawitz. john Kempf. H e.
'iafford. 9. ". johnson and J. II. Holm
green. Honorary pallbesrers from the
old Tran Drivers are John FItzhsnry.
Gus Abr, James Hogan, 3. =. schmidt
and Louis NINETY. Intsrment in Odd
Fellows cemetery. under auspices 0, the
ODD Fellows lodge. Under direction o.
Nibert Pelphrey.
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S5 to $50

Loans 90 salar:-4 people. Repay ~
small weekly or monthly payments.
CITY LOAN BUREAU. 4O2 Houston
Bldg. Corner Main Ave. and Houston 81.
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FURNISH & FURNISH
Furnished Home
Bargain

MODERN six-room. cottage, servants
rooms, viii give sl100 equity. 2iS Huff.
iarlandale. Tr. 5230-J
INSURE against burglary with Graves
Realty Co.. sol Brady Bldg. Cr 1855.
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Farms-Ranches Wanted

EXPERIENCED farmer wants to rent
good farm. preferable on halves. $50 W,
Hulsnche WoOdlnwn 3940-W.
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500 Cash

Little chicken place. iOOx15o. good
tiNe-room house. fences. high on
hill. in city. $500. Mission 1904.
sec schlsy avenue.
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in state at the Wlbert d Pelhprey par
Tors, ia Broadway, Friday. January 9.
and will be sent TO Omaha. Neb.. Fri
day night over the NJ. X. & T. sccorn-
panied by her mother. husband and son.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-08
Property Owners

List your rental property with
Us either furnished or unfurnlshed
as Wc have desirable tenants want
ing property In every section Of the
city.
GRAVES REALTY CO.
Real Estate. Loans. Insurance.
Brady Bldg. Cr 2056.
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Card u Thanks

- WISH 70 thank ou- friends and
rcla dives and especially The Harmonic
Lodge No. !. Herman sons and The NJ
'usl Aid and Benevolent Society tor
their Kindness and sympathy shown us
during the illness and death o. our be-
loved husband and father Also so- Are
many beautiful floral offerings
Mrs. Fritz Schneider and Children.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-08
Farms-Ranches. Sale

FOR sALE-Hlghly improved farm. clc
in fronting on tarv.ated road and rir'
Or s0y1,
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RENTALS
Wanted ROOms-Board

YOUNG man attending business college
desires a place to work before and after
school hours and on Saturdays in OK
change for his room and board. Call
Alamo City Business College. Or. ESQ.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-08
North Side. S2476

Btsut.fll new F"e r00n.- Is-' r,--
D!etsd. finished floor. electric rr-g--a.
.iuo.eum. shades .srFe .0' d-rcuzt.
conner Blauco road sud Heg0ad1 s.-se p.
Aiso four rooms practically new. f..1-.
owner IT, C5s0-W
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-08
Lots for Sale
For Sale

Well located residence lot in
south San Antonio. only one block
rom Main street; easy terms. BOZ
III Light.