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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Z535 18th ST. NV.
New building. one-half square from Cen
snd bash to Of ksssn
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC,
141s Eye St. NV. Main 6sO4.
3O25 Porter St. NV.
di.an G20d ksn sDss %' n6 bath excellent con-
leaving cltg fseaa Rena. s7s55 mo rm' D.; tenant
The Mammoth Oak Cn-dens.
SAG 81 sps and 81 s4b rss 81 mgr on premises Rent
The Winston, 3l45 Mt. Pleasant.
rms. bath; large porch Rent $50 mo
The Tiffany. 1925 10th St.
1., - rms;; brsskfsst phi. bath: excellent
/ rm. and bath. Rent. $50 mo. '-' A'O'
l6l5 10th St. NV.
rms. and bath. Rent. $40 mo.
o rms and bath: elevator ser. Rent, 500
The Garfield, 9Ol NJ St.
rms rms and and Bath: bath Rent Rent :5S :5S mo mo:
oOl Nj St. NV.
! rm; 1n,. and ID bath; 9TH, Rent: SAC and s46 mo.
1920 l. St. NV.
. rms and bath; over store. Rent S25
mo.
1902 9TH St. NV.
- rms. and bath: ami; over store Rent
S31 90 mo.
2100 r St. NV.
8 rms. bath: ami Rent. S75 mo.
1881 s St. N.W.-(For Coloredl
g rms: 4m: bo,S baths Rin, Rent 81 sl1o o mo- as
2423 X St.-(For Colored).
rms. Rent, S25 mo
31O7 10Th St. NV.
Excellent apts
3 rms. and bath. Rent, S35
rms. and b. Rent. $50.
.McKEEVER g. GOSS, Inc.
1415 X st. Main 4153.
Realtors.
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OWNED AND MANAGED BY
ALONZO o. BLISS PROPERTIES
VERY DESIRABLE UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS
I'M HND chH1FSTSosN cH1FToN asa5B a5BqsansEE 9sh 5T INV
bath and porch ssS and 500 room: and
,7 GHSGTAM eSE2b11 GogBbsss gb ssw 4d dsHsEDEE A. EEw
dbshS4b to
hail. $40 and S6 DORCHESTER,
N and ands
: rooms room: and and Ss'h BATH sss sss
land room andre hall
EUCLID andb
6roons andba %
IS H Size 1 e., San ,4'SSA 4SAkETSSh kkS Sz1haSSSSgFFETsw cSSgFETs
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rooms
NV.
sand oath, rooms andb
All of these apartments ready for occupancy Apply
Bliss Building IS street Telephones Lincoln 1860
Adams 846A
Evening star., 1926-11-28

1920 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
Lowest Rents in City.
rooms kitchen and bath. S42 .bO-S46UV
3 rooms kitchen and bath 5000 1OUV
1905 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
5 rooms and bath h.................SI .SIoOo
sO2 2lst ST NV.
rooms and bath. h............... .SooOO
1715 P ST. NV.
9 rooms, kitchen and bath S52 80 and S65OO
room. dining alcove. kitchen and .oo
bath. dV.oV
IA ST NE.
3 rooms and bath. 500 90
l44S GIRARD ST. NV.
room. dining alcove. kitchen and
bath. large dressing closet. Murphy
bed, gas included. $40. $42.5O. $40. $47 .50
2116 KALORAMA RD. NV.
Overlooking the New Million Dollar
Connecticut Avenue Bridge.
9 rooms anG : paths S!doUV
rooms and bath. ............. -1OoOO
1880 ADAMS MILL RD. NV.
rooms and bath. porch ........ .SS5 90
rooms. kitchen and BATH porch. -. 1000
room. kitchen and bath, porch. .... 5000
Sooui aHO udtu. fVOO
1880 ST. NV.
2 rooms and bath. $4,000
. rooms and ostn. $1,000. 1000
Evening star., 1926-11-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GEO w IINKINS 1888 DE SALES ST MAIN 1O1OO.

~ AAAo ~ @'A@
74O 9th ST. NV.
9 rooms. kitchenette and bath. $40 90
l room. kitchenette and bath. ... So.VU
900 Goth ST. NV.
New Fireproof Building.
i and rooms and bath $4,000. S57.60
l745 KALORAMA RD. NV.
rooms and bath. S4o.oO
2l27 p ST. NV.
rooms and bath. $500. $3.50. $67 90
3 rooms and bath. ......... 4T.oO. 4S.9U
2 rooms and bath. Sou
916 goth ST. NV.
4 rooms and bath. $4,000
cl29 G ST. NV.
g r. and bath: entire LIST hoor: suitable
for a doctor or dentist otdce: rent reason
do'7 lio7 1Ith ST. NV.
l ROOM dining alcove. kitchen and
bath with dressing Closet-
1911 r ST. NV.
l246 9th ST. NV.
9 rooms, kitchen and bath. ...... $4,000
FLATS.
1O2 22nd ST. NV.
s rooms and bath. SoOVO
1O6 10th ST. Sc.
3 rooms and bath. $4,000
7O5 WEBSTER ST. .,,.
4 r. and bath. ............... $500"
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ROOMS, BATH, PORCH: EXCELLENT
, condition. 3Sl3 Georgia ave.
THOS. E. FARRELL CO. Main 766.
EORTHEAST-FOUR ROOM AND BATH
condition. Rent. S3O.5O.
CHAS u. SAGER
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNIsHED

THE VAN CORTLANDT.
l417 Belmont st. NV.
. very large housekeeping rooms. with
pantry. porch and bath: $S5.
24-hour elevator service.
Hot water and heat abundant.
Service and management first class.
All leased but this apt. to high-class adult
tonants. Janitor will show apt. Gay or
evening.
ALLAN E. WALKER CO.. INC. Agents
Southern Building. Main 2690.
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PRESBYTERIAN

Madison Square Presbyterian, Camden
and Lexington; Rev. Asher Harlan
Brand. pastor Bible school. $50 a. m;
preaching II r. m. and $50 ,. m;
junior club, $50 2. M; intermediate
societies. ) p. M: other societies, $50
p. M; church night, "Wednesday. 1880
p. m.
Pine street Presbyterian, Pine and
Omaha: Rev. A. II. r. McCuTdN, pastor
Preaching. II r. m. and 1:45 =. M:
sabbath school. $50 a. M: Endeavor
Society 6:l5 y. M; prayer meeting
Wednesday, J.. m
Westminster Presbyterian. Garden and
King william. Sunday school $50 a. M:
preaching, II a. m. by Chaplain S. h,
Crosby Of Kelly Field. and 7:iS D. m,
by chaplain \ +. Vaughan, Fort Sam
Houston; Christian EndARvor. $3.50 p. m.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Aganier and Elsmere: Rev. J. r. Haws.
pastor. Sunday school, 10 r. m; Chris
tian Endcavor, 7:l5 p. m: sermons. II
a. M and y. NJ; mid-week service
Wednesday. 7:i5 p. m.
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian, Den
Yer boulevard and Mittman; Rev. Edgar
Hubbard. minister. sunday school. go
a. M: worship. u a. m. and m ;
junior Endeayor. p. m; other En-
beavers. 6:i5 p. m: teacher training
class Wednesday, p. IN.
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LUTHERAN

United Lutheran. Houston and Chups.
deras. Rev. John =. ellison, pastor. sun
DAY school $3.50 a. M; sermon, 1885
A. m; midweek service Wednesday
Beacon Hill Lutheran, Grant and
Huisache. Special confIrma ton service
Sunday, 3 80 y. m; sermon by Rev. Otto
Gerhich.
Highland Park Lutheran. Hammond
and New BrsUnfels. Rev. +. A. Neu.
meistcr, pastor. Sunday school. a. m.
preaching 1880 2. m. and p. nj
monthly meeting OF teachers and officers
Of Sunday school Monday ,. m; mems
meeting Wednesday s p. m. 7Sl Rissby
Luther League meeting Thursday
=. m: congregational meeting Sunday
following service in morning.
Evangelical Lutheran Mission. Harza-
mora and Houston; Rev. {. Stsdler. pas
tor. Sunday school. $3.50 a. M; Germa n
service 1880 a. m; English service
p. m.
Trinity English EvangeIicsI Lutheran
Compton and South Flores; Rev. W. w
LaubaCh. pastor. Sunday school, al5
a. m; preaching 1880 a. M: council
meeting Tuesday S p. M; choir Friday
p. m.
Government HU Lutheran. Pine and
Mason, Rev. Theo. r. StrenG. pastor
sunday school 3 a. m; preaching 1850
a. IN. and $50 p. m; teachers meet
Friday. : p. m.
st. Paurs Lutheran. Roseborough and
Presa. Rev. 6. e. FaIksen, pastor. Sun
day school 9 a. m: English service ~
a. m; German service II a, NJ.
ST. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
church, Nueya and South Presa streets
\. J.. Wolff and August Baetke, pastors
Sunday school and pastors Bible class
at a. m. English services at 10 a. IN
and p. m. German services at II a. M
Subject Of morning sermon, Who VIII
Receive the blessings of Easter" Adult
cateChism class, first meeting Monday Al
p. m. AT the parish hall. Luther League
meets Thursday evening at O'Clock
Teachers Association meets Friday at s
Zion Lutheran Chapel, .702 East Gin
cinnati avenue. CBranch Of st. Johns
sunday school and Bible classes at ga.
a. m. Services at II o'clock. Nesper ser
vices at s y. m. Luther League meet'
Tuesday evening at o'clock.
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran
Avenue 2 aud Fifth. Rev. Paul F. Helm
pastor. Sunday school $3.50 m.
preaching - a. IN. and 5 p. III. Luther
League meets p. m. Sunday schoo
teachers meeting Tuesday. 1850 p. m.
adult Catechism class Wednesday ?. m
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Sunday Church Services
METHODIST

Travis Park Methodist, Travis and
Navarro; Rev. Arthur J. Moore, pastor.
Sunday school $3.50 =. m: pres ching,
1865 =. M; Epworth leagues p. M;
eantata, $ ?. m: m.dweek service We'd
blackberry street Methodist, Hack.
berry aud Montana: Rev. ~. W. Bshler,
pastor. sunday school, $50 a. m.
preaching. 1915 r. m. and 1880 .. m. ;
!unior Epworth league. 6:i5 p. M; SEN
Tor league. y, M: quarterly conference
and meeting OF official board Monday,
$50 ?. M; Epwovth league busine IS
meeting Tuesday, p. m: teacher train
meeting Wednesday
Laurel Heights Method ct. WoodlaWn
and Bslknsp; Rev. :. n. =. Burgu. pas
tor. sunday school. $50 a. M: adult
Bible class. $50 a. m; preaching. 1915
&. m. and 1:iS p. nj; Epwovih league,
6:ii p. m.
Mckinney Avenue Methodist. Mckinley
avenue and Presa: Rev. J. NJ. Perry,
pastor, sunday school $50 a. M. ;
preaching. II a. m. and 1:iS y. m: Ep-
worth leagues, 6:iS p. m: systematic
Bible study Wednesday. 7:lS ?. m.
Harlandale Methodist. Rev. II. W..
Balm, pastor. sunday school. g;iS 9. m.
preaching, II a. M; Epworth leagues
will have charge 81 evening service: see
ond quarterly conferences sunday. ?
y. M. missionary study Monday, 3:SO
y. NJ NAA-NtGN 'flNlCt W tlntHuaNf 40
y. NJ.
Los Angeles Heights Methodist. Rev.
J. q. Manning. pastor. sunday school,
$50 a. M; preaching. 1915 \. m. and
7:i5 y. M; prayer meeting "Wednesday.
5:i5 p. m: missionary society meeting
Monday. $50 y. m.
Denver Heights Methodist. Denver
boulevard and New Braun'els; Rev. Hu.
bert NJ, Smith pastor. sunday school.
$3.50 a. M; preaching, 1855 a. m, and
p. M; junior league, y m: othei
leagues, : p. M: Wesley Brotherhood
Monday, y. M; personal evangelism
reports Wednesday p. m,
East End Methodist, Polaris and Bel.
mont: Rev. n. NJ. Smith, pastor. Com.
munion sunday. $50 a, M; sunday
school. 10 a. m; training class Tuesday
':AS ?. M; preaching Tuesday Sis
p. M.
Trinity Methodist Grant and Hui.
sache: Rev. W. T., Blackslock, pastor
sunday school $50 a. m; preaching,
l0:i5 n. m. and ESQ p. m. by Rev. G. f,
Robinson. Port Arthur; intermediate and
senior leagues. 6tj y. m; open house
Wednesday. 7:4S p. m.
Pain Heights Methodist, De Soto and
Walton; Rev. /. y. Wood, pastor Sun
day school, 9:4S a. m: sermon, II a. m;
Epworth league, y. m; SONG service by
choir 5 y. M: church night Wednesday,
: y. M; quarterly conference Friday
April is.
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KANSAS MUST DEFEND
TITLE BEFORE JUNE 7

NEW YORK. April 1O.-P)-
Rocky Kansas of Buffalo. worlds
lightweight champion, must fight in de
Tense Of his title before June I or ac-
ccpt challenge filed by Sid ferris.
New York lightweight. the state ath-
lctic commission ruled today, in tabllng
the challenge until the champions six
months time limit expires.
Kansas won the title crown from
Jimmy Goodrich. fellow towusmcn.
in fiftccn-round match at Buffalo,
December Z. aud under the Bowg
Rules must defend it every six months.
The commission refused to accept the
challenge. but minated it would be
given first consideration at the proper
time.
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GREEK REBELLION
ATTEMPT CHECKED

ATHENS. April 10.-tP)-Rcports
from all parts of Greece today indi-
Gated that quiet prevailed following
the nipping in the bud Of an attempt
ed revolt near Saloniki led by three
disgruntIed army officers.
Immediately the government was
advised of the mutinouS project troops
and warships were rushed to the
scene. The garrisons at Drama Ser
ras and Verria were held in readl-
ness.
Majors Bakirdii. KarakOufa and
Hevas melted some 1000 men to re-
volt and occupied Karabournon. near
Saloniki. and in the ncighborhood OF
The Villa AIlatina. An official report
saws the Eleventh division surround
cd the insurrcctionists and ordered
them TO surrender Immediately. This
they did.
The leaders Of the revolt when ar
rested declared that the movement
was not directed against the govern
ment, but against the heads Of the
army at Saloniki. They will be
brought to Athens for trial before
spccially constituted court-martlal
Greece at present is under the dc
tatorship of General PangaioS. former
gcncralissimo of the Greek army. lie
is likely to become president Of the re-
public in the elections to he held TO-
morrow, having been given an over
whelming victory at the polls IN the
martial elections held last Sunday.
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Bodies of 70
Seamen Sought

NEW ORLEANS. April 1O.-CP)--
While authorities Of the federal gov
eminent and operating companies to-
day investigated the causes of a Sc
rieS of Mississippi river disasters in
the vicinity of New rleans Thursday.
searchrrS continued hunting for bodies
of 2S missing seamen. Property dam
age estimates range from S2,000,0O0
up. No deaths are definitely known
10 have resulted from the collision be-
tween the Dutch tanker Silvanus and
the Standard Oil tank steamer Thomas
II. Wheeler. which occurred about 40
miles below the Crescent City. Twenty
three members Of the Silvanus crew
we're missing today. however, and it
was believed most OF this number per
ishcd.
Five sailors Of the Standard Oil
tanker q. 7. Warning. rocked by a
series Of explosions while in a drydoCk
here. were unaccounted for today. In
addition. Adolph NJ. johnson of New
Orleans died Of injuries and Al others
were suffering from hurts.
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California Oil
Loss $IO,OOO,OOO

los ANGELES, April 10.-CP)-
Still menacinS rs long rs il burns,
but steadily becoming less threaten
ing, the fire burning since Thursday
morning on the tank farm Of the
Union Oil company at Brea, 20 miles
south of here. seemed early today to
have been isolated, thus preventing it
from adding 10 the destruction which
already will mount into the millions.
While the successful fight was be
ing made against the blaze at Brea.
the even more destructive fire on the
company's huge tank farm at San
Luis ObispO had about run its courS"
Six reservoirs and some 10 or Il
smaller surface tanks were nearly
burned out as the fire started by
lightning Wednesday, entered on its
fourth day.
Revised estimates last night placed
the loss Of 5000. 900 barrels Of oil at
1000 900. hut left the damage 10
equipment still undetermined.
The Brca fire, also started by light
ming, caused, if il spread no further,
Il loss in the neighborhood of $4,000
600
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PRESS ENJOYS TALK
GATHERING Of NEWS

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. April 10.
P)-Thc gathering and dissemination
of news claimed the attention today
Of the npwspapcrmCn of 81 republics
assembled here in the Pan-American
congress of journalists.
!. n. Furay. vide president of the
United Press. and Ern"stO Montenegro
of El Mercurio. Santiago. Chile, were
the formal leaders for the discussion.
The latter. in his thesis. suggested
the formation of national press as
sociations in each Of the Latin-Amer
lean rcpublics as the first step to-
ward the ideal Of keeping each one
Of our countries well informed of its
internal life" and the grouping Of
these organizations into a Pan-Amerl'
can federation. as a means of meet
ing the expanding editorial and econo-
mic requirements.
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THIEVES STRIP CARS
DURING transform

Rain and lightning hold no terror
for automobile Strippers. according t.
Detectives Grasshoff and Bartholo-
mao.
J. F. Wagner, 9O3 West Kings
highway. left his automobile in front
Of his home Friday night and then
forgot Saturday that he had not put
it in the garage The officers in
formed him that they had found his
ear stripped on the Blancn road.
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FORBES URGES employees
SHOULD HAVE VACATIONS
By B. c. FORBES.

We are constantly told that the
way TO get on is to do more than
we are paid for. Why not offer the
same kind of advice TO employers?
The suggestion is here earnestly
urged that employers grant wage
earners vacations with pay.
IL it is wise for a worker TO do
more than he is paid for. why should
it not be equally wise for an employer
to pay for more work than he gets. at
least to the extent of granting one
weeks vacation to those who have
served faithfully for a year or mora,
and perhaps two weeks vacation to
those who have served longer?
This would not be paying out
something for nothing. A respite from
the daily grind, n week or two weeks
spent in rest and recreation, cannot
fail TO tone-up the worker, cannot fail
10 increase his efficiency, cannot fail
to make him more loyal and cnthus-
iastic.
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CHRISTIAN

South Side Christian. PresN and Dun
ming, Rev Patrick Henry, pastor. Bible
school. $3.50 q. M: preaching, 1850
a. m. and 1.IS p. M; Junior Endenvor
Il:1S a. M. other Endesvor societies.
G:iS p. m; young mslTons circle meets
at church Tuesday. : y. M; Bible school
council meets Wednesday, 6:l5 p. M;
mid-week service Wednesday. 5:AS p. m.
Central christian, Main and san
PedIo; Rev !. W. Darby, pastor Preach
ing II 2. m. by pr. Hugh Mcclellan;
sunday school $50 a. M: Christian En-
deavor, 6:ij u. m, preaching. 7t5
p. m; prayer meeting Wednesday, 5:AS
d.,
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OF STAGE
FOR 46 YEARS DIES

NEW YORK. April 1O.-P)-
Henry Miller. dean of actor-manasHrS
and one Of the best known figures OF
the American stage. is dead. Pn"E-
monia last night ended his long career
of successes in which he had become
familiar TO the thCatcrgoing public
from coast to coast. He had been ON
the stage 46 years. .
He was ready To resume the role OF
actor. from which he retired two
years ago, when he was stricken with
his final illness. He collapsed on
Monday night. just as he was about
to appear in the opening Of Lee VIII
son Dodd's comedy, A Stranger IN
the House"
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CINDERELLA WEDDING
REMOTE POSSIBILITY

NEW YORK. April 10.-P)-Thc
marriage of Edward W. Browning
wealthy 5I-yCar-oId real estate oper-
ator. and Frances ("PCachCs'D Hee'
non. ID. his second cinderella Girl,
was remote possibility today.
Browning. through his secretary
announced last night that the Heenan
affair was "A closed chapter Mrs.
Hccnan said she never had considered
tho engagement seriously.
The girl herself said they were en-
gagged when Browniug's attentions
turned to her. following his attempt
10 adopt Mary Louise Spas aud the
unhappy ending Of that affair at
tractcd notice. Browning previously
had neither confirmed nor denied the
reported engagement.
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LATTER DAY SAINTS

Recognized Church NJ Jesus Christ Of
Latter Day Saints, 1922 South Flores:
ELDER T. !, Jet, pastor. Sunday school.
9:s5 a. m: preaching. II a. m. and
D. m: prayer service, Wednesday,
y. m.
Church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
saints will hold services sunday at s22
East Houston. Sunday school, 10 a. m;
eaching, y. m.
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Eagles Annual ball, Gunter hotel.
Sat, April 10. Don Peacocks' music.
DR.. J. G. Baldwin has moved IA
lO24-25 Medical Arts Bldg ADV
Old time dance Fuller Hall, Helotes,
Saturday night. Balance all-(Adv.)
DR.. Goeth = moved his office to
SOS-9 Gibbs J /s.-(Adv,)
Scott Bro JnsOn, NJ. D.. removed to
Medical Arts Bldg.(-Adv.)
Dance at Martinez. Sunday. April
II. Mid Mite Owls Orch.-(Adv)
Old time dance, Fest Hall. Sunday
night. Silver Leaf Social Club. Theo.
Artzt music.-(Adv)
Albert J. CichOn JewIery Co,
matchmaker, jeweler and engravers
Specializes on Swiss wrist Watches
lO0 So. Alamo street, San Antonios
Texas. CIR. 6232.-(Adv.)
Special Dance-Highland Social
club, Saturday, April 18th. Midnighs
Owls.-(Adv.)
Dance with five-piece orchestra as
Texas Hotel, Martin and Navarra
streets. Saturday night, $50 p. M.
TO IL 80 p. m.-(Adv.)
DIR. T. j. WaIthalI has returned.
Eye. ear, nose aud throat hospitaL
72S Main ave.-(Adv.)
DIR. r. G. Walsh has returned and
Iesumed practice, Moore Bldg.-(Adv)
Opening dance. Toxic Roof, Sat,
April l, weather permitting.-tA dv)
Herman Sons notice. Saturday,
April 10, y. m. German theater
Tyroliau singer, mixed chorus singers.
Musical program. Bucrser ball, oh
time dances. Theo. Artz music. For
members and their families.
Dance at the Midway Sunday mite.
Music By Merrymakers.-(Ad Adv
Dance. Helotes Shooting hall Sat,
April 10 BraVr road. Dance sum
More orchestra.-(AdvD
Hebron. Eilday & Howard. sttor-
neyS aud cOunsell0rS-at-law. announces
the removal of their law offices 10
COS. coo, $40 Houston building
tAdv)
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HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

Chicago: Temperature, ~; cloudy; les
than lO-mile wind from the west: low
est temperature IN the last 20 hours, s.
highest. s..
kansas City: Temperature. 80; cloudy
less than 1O-mils wind from the north
east: lowest tsmpera tuTe in the last -
hours. 20: highest. So.
New York: Temperature. 50; clear; "a.
mile wind from the northwest: lowest
temperature in the last - hours. ~
highest IS.
It. Louis; Temperature. g; cloudy
l0-mils wind from the east. lowest TEN,
perature in last - hours. a.: highest
81.
Washington; Temperature IS: cloudy;
less than lO-miIe wind from the north
west; lowest temperature in the last -
hours. IS. highest. G..
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WASHOUT DELAYS
CRACK S. P. TRAIN

Word that bridge had been washed
out between D'IIanis and Hondo re
suited in the halting of the Sunset
Limited on route 10 California from
New Orleans. here Saturday. Repair
crews have been sent out.
Southern Pacific railway officials
reported that all other trains are run
hing on schedule time.
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EPISCOPAL

ST. Johns Episcopal. Hackberry q,
BuTnet Rev. Jay Scott BUdlong pas.
tor Church school. $3.50 a. m. Prayer
aud special sermon TO the entire force
connected with the san Antonio post.
office at il q. m; music in front Of
church by pOstOffiCe band from 1856
a. m. until II a. m.
Christ Episcopal church, Belknap and
Russell Rev. l.. x. Richards. pastor
Holy communion, 1880 a. m: church
school $50 a. m; morning prayer and
sermon by the rector, II a. m.