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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
DISCUSS OVERRIDING

Some American cities are now over
built and are facing a great danger
Of being unable to get enough returns
from their buildings TO pay for in
vestments. Ten per cent vacancies In
q building is considered the danger
point and now many buildings are as
much as 80 per cent vacant"
During the past few years, many
organizations have been formed in
various cities 10 build skyscrapers. 80
many new buildings all over the coun-
try have distributed the renters and
now many buildings rent is too small
to even pay the interest on invest
ments in some instances.
At the convention. the owners and
managers agreed TO do all in their
power TO overcome this obstacle and
not encourage the erection OF new
buildings in locations where there
were not facilities TO care for the de-
mand. the visitors said.
Del Monte, Cal, was selected for
the next meeting 10 be held during the
latter part of June of this year. A
frainload of building owners and man
ayers will leave Cleveland about June
S and pass through San Antonio on
June IS or 16 en- route 10 the del
Monte meeting. They plan to spend q
day IN San Antonio. Between 200 and
225 building owners and managers
from the Middle West will be on this
rain.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
SUNSHINE C|TY'S HOME
OWNER fruit GROWER
Continued From Page I, Part ~

man Barrett's home at 200 East Pyron
avenue, Harlandale addition. His
home is located less than four miles
from the city hall.
These trees were planted about two
years ago, when they were but one
year old. They have never been dis
turbed by cold weather, in fact, the
trees have never frozen, Mr.. Barrett
says. The trees grew rapidly after
planting and soon fruit began to ap-
pear on them. Last fall, Mr.. Barrett
counted 102 oranges on one tree, while
the other trees had slightly less. Every
orange was of uniform size and as
delicious and juicy as those on any
market.
Several other kinds of citrus fruits
are grown in the back yards Of Hnr-
landale homes including grapefruit,
lemons and kumquats. The kumquat
trees were loaded with fruit this sea
son, while most Of the other trees are
still too young to bear fruit.
In addition to the citrus fruits, Mr..
Barrett raises berries, fruits, vege-
tables, flowers and shrubs on a tract
of several acres, which adjoins his
home. Most of these plants and trees
grow the year round.
At Christmas time, the Barrett fam
lily enjoyed oranges, kumQuats, straw
berries and vegetables for their din
ner, Mr.. Barrett states.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
NEW DRUG COMPANY
ESTABLISHES STORE
IN MEDICAL ART,

The Medical Arts Drug Compan,
a newly formed concern, will occupy
portion Of the ground floor Of the ne
Medical Arts building. 9. z. Graf
M. Saccar and Louis Altman are III
officials Of the company. All are VIC
known in the drug store industr
having had q number of years exp
rience in this particular line.
The store will occupy the sectio
Of the ground floor which faces Av
nue. Il. The furnishings Of this ne
store will be in walnut, which wi
make It one Of the most attract,
business stores in the city. In add
ton to this, il will also have a mezzi
nine floor. No expense has be,
spared in providing the store with IL
very best Of equipment. Plans ha,
been made which will make this OF
of the finest drug stores in Southwc,
Texas.
There will be fountain. with tab
service and arrangements are now b
ing made to have sufficient expel
help. so as to render the best of SER
ice to patrons. A complete line {
drugs viii be carried as well |
kodaks and kodak supplies. This con
pany will also specialize in prescril
tions.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
BROADWAY Getting
NEW AUTO BUILDING
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his firm would facilitate service from
the standpoint OF customers
!. D. Mckee, a well known automo.
bile man, will be the wholesale sales
manager Of the new organization.
which will distribute Overland aud
Willys-Knight cars throughout This
territory.
Construction work will be rushed
according TO the architects. to enable
the San Antonio Overland Company
to move into its new home by june
/ Of this year.
This project extends farther north.
ward the frontier Of Automobile
Row Only q few weeks ago the REQ
Company pioneered" by selecting the
northwest corner Of Broadway and
Eighth street for its new home. Now
other projects are under way, az least
tentatively, 10 fill in additional other
Broadway sites with substantial bust
ness buildings.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
Safety With
Peace of Mind
B. e 1. Asset

Privileges enjoyed by members
OF San Antonio's building and
loan associations are as follows:
Safety with peace Of mind;
Dividends from date Of de.
post;
Withdrawal ON notice - the
association has the right to ask
80 days notice, which is not
generally exercised.
The right to borrow any por-
ton up to 90 per cent Of your
account on short time loan, easy
terms Of payment.
Right to suspend payments
for six months in case Of sick.
ness or loss Of employment or
other good cause.
The satisfaction Of knowing
they are helping American citi.
zens to get . home Of their own.
Ability to mako small de-
pOsits with good dividends and
your dividends earn more divi-
dens for you.
The federal government to en-
courage thrift and home owner.
ship excludes from income tax
your building and loan yearly
dividends up to $500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
3 D D OWNERS
Of FR|G|DA|RE
IN 8. A.
Practically Every New
Apartment Has This
Convenience.

Practically every new modern apart
ment house which has been erected
in San Antonio during the past year
has been equipped with F'rigidaire,
the electrical automatic refrigerator
which Is distributed by the Il. j.
Hermann Company. The latest apart
ments TO add this modern convenience
are the two four-apartment, buildings
constructed by G. A. Phillips at 103
Katherine Court and 100 Burr road,
which are open Sunday for public
inspection from $50 TO II and 1 80
to 6 o'clock.
Not alone are apartment houses
using the General Motors product, but
old and new homes are being equip.
ped daily with Frigidaire, which
eliminates all ice worries and keeps
food at the proper temperature, under
80 degrees.
CORRECT TEMPERATURE.
Many persons put food into an Or
binary ice box thinking that if there
is ice in the box that that is all
that is necessary to take care Of food.
Government experts, after years of
ASSVoANh NAVY AOuHu tuuI IL 10 ucCco-
sary to keep food in a temperature
under 80 degrees and it must be kept
in dry cold. Above 30 degrees mould
and bacteria multiply rapidly and
it is really dangerous for people to
eat food which has the slightest trace
Of mould on it. Mould or bacteria
can not grow in Frigidaire, say the
food experts.
The Z. ]. Hermann Company now
says that there are more than 800
satisfied Frigidaire owners in San
Antonio. which is considered a fair
indication that the product is rapidly
growing in demand.
FINANCE PLAN.
Through financing plan, which
is handled through the General Motors
Acceptance Corporation, it is now
within the reach Of the man Of mod
crate means to be a possessor of
Frigidaire. The deferred payment
plan makes it possible TO make a
small payment down and the remand
sr paid in monthly installments.
Among some of the apartment
houses which are equipped with
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31

Frigidaire are: San Pedro Arms
Arlington Arms, Sam Houston Arms
Oakland Arms, Royal Arms, 7. w
Campbell Apartment. Meredith Apart
ments, Murphy Apartments, Deluxe
Apartments, Cook Apartments, two
Phillips Apartments, Frost Carvel
Apartments, Carroll Apartments
Colonial Apartments and about q
score Of duplexes.
Apartment dwellers are demanding
the Frigidaire convenience and apart
ment owners are finding it difficult
to rent their property without hav
ing this modern convenience which
saves trouble for the tenant ant
money for the owner.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
ENTRY LIST IN YARD
CONTEST OPENS SOO|
Continued From Page 1, Part q

yard, owner hires work done; bac1
yard, owner hires work done; fro \
yard, renter; back yard, renter; couiA
try homes and grounds; best block a
homes; high school, junior hig1
schools, academies and hospit,
grounds; elementary school grounds
army grounds: business, industria
and railroad grounds. Four districts
First. east Of Main avenue, north d
Commerce; second, west Of Main ava
nue.. north Of Commerce; third, ead
Of San Antonio river, south of Conf
merce; fourth, west Of river, soutp
OF Commerce.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
Homes
of
Beauty

Rearing their heads proudly above
their neighbors, or nesting demure-
ly under tall trees are "homes Of
beauty" all over San Antonio -
homes built during the past sixty
years from materials furnished by
Ed. Stoves & Sons.
More than half century ago the
homes were roomy, houses of simple
design, suited to the times. For
these homes, the lumber was freight
ed overland from Indianola by Ed.
Stoves & Sons.
In the newest suburbs Of San An
tonic you will see pretentious homes
and attractive cottages, each boast
ing every improvement known to
the modern building trade-and the
materials for these, too, are fur
nished by Ed. Stoves & Sons.
For as times have changed, the
policies and services Of this firm
have broadened TO meet them. The
prospective home owner will find
every help to home ownership here,
from the planning of his home to
the financial aid needed TO build it.
Let US send you FREE plan book
and information on how to own your
home.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
HARLANDALE TAKES
LODGE BIDS AGAIN

Bids are TO be opened at 10 a. m,
Tuesday, February 2 for two-story,
brick and concrete Masonic lodge
building at the corner Of Huff and
South Flores streets for Harlandale
Lodge No. 1918, A. f. and A. NJ,
Will Noonan Company is architect.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
PLANS OUT SOON FOR
BRIDGE ON MARKET

Plans will be completed about Feb
ruary Is for the new steel and con
crete bridge TO be constructed across
the San Antonio River on Market
Street. it is announced by ]. Ewis.
city engineer. The new bridge will
cost approximately $4,000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
s. A. R A N k s
HIGH IN FINE
OFFICES
West Coast Building Owners
and Managers Com
pliment City.

Tor its size, San Antonio ranks
among the leading cities in America
in possessing fine office buildings. Its
structures compare very favorably
with the other cities OF the United
States, according to q party of build.
ing owners and managers, who passed
through San Antonio Thursday en-
route to San Francisco. They were
guests Of J. II. Savage, manager OF
the Bedell-Moore estate.
The party included John 7. Risley,
president of the Portland Association
of Building Owners and Managers !;
James j. Sayer. secretary OF the same
organization Charles W. Smith, sec
rotary of the Association Of Building
owners and Managers Of San Fran
cisco.
These men are Just returning from
the National Conference of Building
Owners and Manufacturers associa-
tons from all over America. which
Was held in New York City, January
IL. Is and 10.
LIKE PARK SYSTEM
Although we have been in the city
only q day, San Antonio seems to be
a beautiful and picturesque place. Its
missions, parks, residential and bust
ness districts are very attractive. The
park system here is unusual and one
OF the most attractive We have ever
seen. 1t is wonderful how your park
commissioner has converted the gravel
pits, rock quarries and brush thickets
into beautiful garden spots in a short
time. This city should be proud OF
its wonderful park system.
The individuality of this city. is
one thing that impressed u.s." they
said. Nowhere in the United States
have we found a city like San An
tonic. Although this is our first visit
10 San Antonio, and a short one at
that. we believe that this is a wonder
full place TO live. It's climate is won
derful," they all agreed.
When asked about the national con-
ference, they said that much discus
sion was devoted to "over-building IN
America"
DISCJJSS OyER-BUILDING
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
H. C. WARD WILL
BUILD ON SUMMIT

Fl. G. Ward, liz Mission Street. is
planning to have five-room, English
type frame home erected in the 400
block of West Summit Avenue. The
structure will cost 5000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING.

A new high school building will be
built at Colorado in the near future
at cost of $4,000. 1t will be 1tJ
feet by 115 feet and will have three
stories. The structure will be Of fire
proof construction. c. Fl. Griesen-
beck is architect for the building.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
REALTY TRANSFERS
REACH S428209

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, Jan. so
Real estate transfers in Nueces Coun
ty, the first two weeks Of the new
year, total s42s, 2O9.3s, according to
| local title concern.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

The Brdouin village, Chcndour. in the
Alchulch area. ON the Palestine was
homharlCd by the French Many were
wounded. \ number OF the wounded
Druzcs were brought 10y The Bcd0uius
Ia the Jewish coIouy. Mctulloh aud
were scut lo 'ho lIndussah hospital in
safed
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15
HUNGARIAN GOVERNMENT.
SEEKING TO DISSOLVE
SECRET SOCIETIES EN-
COUNTERS OPPOSITION OF
NTI-SEMITlC ORGANIZA-
TIONS.
Gevlsh Telesrapbic Agency

the Iiunca rian Government 10 clear the
political atmosphere In Hungary by
diSSolving the existing secret societies
has brought the government into con.
ilict with the dominant auti-Scmltic or.
ganizationS.
The plan is supported by Prime Min
ieor. Count Bothlen
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15
FRENCH BEGIN OFFENSIVE
ON PALESTINE FRONTIER

.pruSalcm-A French offensive in
southern Lebanon on the Palestine
frontier begin yesterday.
la heavy battle which developed
" ttrdas many Druze- were killed
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15
Make your home ut
HOLY BROTHERHOOD
tSG'--T--1)

Members Of the Chebra Kadisha Of tho
Il. NJ. n. Congregation wish to an
uuiIncs il anyone desires their services,
they call on Mr.. l., Wundel. Pres. Tele-
phones ictl, l6Gi.J, and Main $40, n,
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Miss Grace Einhorn delightfully."- cn-
tcrtaincd at charming bridge party
sunday afternoon at her home on
Block street. A color scheme OF pink
and green was carried ont in decora.
tions and In the menu. Pink roses in
n green basket formed the ccnterpicce
on the table, with green candles in pink
and green holders in the shape OF rose
at each end. Pink and green nut bns.
kcts iE the shape of roses were the
favors for the guests. Covers We're laid
for the Misses Jeanne Edelstein, Goldie
Kivcl Rubyc Berkowitz. Jeanne Green
berg Of Los Angeles, Calf. Gertrude
Buckstcin. Jessie Grccnbcrg. Dorothy
Epstein, Lillian Einhorn and the
hostess.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Mrs T.. Monishor and children Of
Denver, who were visiting Mrs. Moni.
shor's brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Sebastian Klctzky, and father
DR.. David klctzky, left Sunday for
their home. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Sebastian Kictzky, who Will visit
relatives and friends for week. Mrs.
MoEishor Will he remembered as Miss
Anna Klctzky.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Mrs. Morris Karosky and Mrs. Sara
Appelbaum OF Windsor entertained on
Saturday with bridge luncheon at the
Eiks' club in honor of Miss Fannie
Diner, n bride of the future. The color
scheme Of pink and white was efrec-
lively carried out. Covers were placed
for eighteen.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Don't forget the April shower
dance on Wednesday evening, April IS.
In the rose ballroom at the Congress
Hotel under the auspices Of the Nemesis
Club. Mrs. Max Mcstcl and Miss Doro,
thy Flower. who are in charge of the
entire arrangements. report tickets sell
in- fast. The Blue Devils" Orchestra
will furnish the music. There is sur.
prise in store for all who attend. so bc
sur" to he there. The proceeds will bc
used for charity.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

their regular meeting next Thursday
afternoon at . 80 at the home of Mrs.
samuel T.. Davis iO3 West Thirteenth
street. All members are requested TO
attend.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

The May Norris Council House Is
open for inspection, and anyone desir.
ins to see 1t may do so at any time.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

or interest To the Pueblo friends of
Mr.. 4. Il. Rosenberg Of Florence. Colo.
Is the announcement Of his marriage to
Miss Molic Jacobs former well known
Denver girl which took place recently
In Los Angeles Calf. Mr.. Rosenberg.
who i frequent visitor here. Is n
prominent oil man Of Florence, and Is
highly esteemed by mon-Jcws as well rs
his Jewish friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ros-
enberg spent Sunday in the city. on
route to their home in Florence. While
here they We're guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
\. Rosenberg, who entertained at a
family dinner Sunday evening in their
honor.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Mrs. Harry Strait entertained nun.
her Of friends at bridge last Thursd0v
evening in her home on Spruce street.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Mrs. Milton Pelia graciously enter
tained at auction bridge Saturday aft
ernuon houoring Miss France
Schwartz, bride-elcct. The table at
which the guests were seated had as Il
ccnterpiecc orchid sweet peas in a large
vase, with orchid candles in silver can
dlestickS Mt each end. Placards were
Of the same color. Covers were laid for
twelve.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Rabbi Noise RerrmIn will 90 to Trim
idad next Wednesday, where he will
address the Kiwnnis club aud at the
same time rchcarSc The confirmation
class Of Temple Aaron of that city.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Mrs. John s. Fine and little daugh-
ter, Of Denver. who were the guests OF
Mrs. Fines parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Jacobson. the past week. returned sun
day to their home.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Mr. and Mrs. |. Bcrnheim Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Tuub and sIr and Mrs. Aaron
Sonnoborn motored to Colorado Springs
Thursday evening to attend the shrine
dinner dance ut the Broadmoor.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Mr.. Joe Borash, who recently under
went an operation at Beth Israel Hos
pital. is doing nicely and Is able to have
visitors.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

The confirmation class at Temple
Emanuel are making preparations for n
Shcvuoth service which will take place
in May. There will be eight coniirmants
and two from Colorado Springs
Jewish Ladies' Aid Society will give
Il card party next Tuesday afternoon. at
the home OF Mrs. ]. Tour. 4lG West
Twenty street. All members and
friends are invited Refreshments will
be served. Committee in charge are
McsdamcS y, Bcrkowitz, ID. Gross and
:. Winer.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

lIadasah Buds met Sunday after
noon at the home of Rita Lesser IFS
Routt, under the supervision of the
sponsors. Miss Bluma Berkowtz and
Miss Hannah Black. Following the
meeting II delightful program and re-
freshmcnts We're enjoyed.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Mrs Pauline Brown lcf; last wcdncs
day for Salt Lake city, where she vii
visit friends for month.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Mrs. Albert Hahn returned last week
rom trip to New York and 81. Louis.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15
P PUE BIO
Ars. n. 0ss>ss,rg. sociai Edites.
Phoa@ s51t.J

Mr., aud Mrs. Max Lackncr are re.
JoiclDg over the arrival Of n baby boy,
born April nt ". Mary's Hospital
Mother and child are doing nicely
Mrs. Lackncr was formerly Miss Anna
Edalacin.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Temple Emanuel slsterhood held
their monthly card party last Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Joseph
Elliott, which was nm enjoyable and
successful Hffnlr.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Earl Morris had the meeting Of the
III Tau ri far'ernitv At his home last
Sunday
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Nr. benjamin Tokarssy is recovering
nicely from II recent operation at Beth
Israel, and is able 10 see his friends.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Mrs. TroseH Jurecki gave a lunch
con at her home on Friday last. Covers
were laid for twelve.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Mrs. Grccnwald. the mother Of Mrs.
Meyer Newsletter. Il recovering from
an attack of inNucnzs.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Miss Julia Friedman will be one OF
the hostesses at tea to be given by the
Junior lIadass at the Olin Hotel on
May =.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15
INTERMOUNTAIN SOCIETY

Miss Nettie Brown, iil2 irving has
returned TO her home from iscth Israel
Hospital. where she underwent an
operation.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Smooklcr have
ns their house guests their daughters.
Mrs Emile Rosenberg and Mrs. Louis
Green, OF New York City.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-04
Welcome to Auto Show

Bismarck extends hearty welcome to the Wis
tiers in attendance at the Capital Ctys first auto
mobile shCw which opened today. Models valued at
more than 100000 have been gathered together in
most interesting exhibition rejecting the extent
of the automobile industry in this city.
Interesting programs have been prepared by the
committee in charge and the three day show should
attract a large number Of visitors to Bismarck.
The great strides made in the manufacture of
automobiles indicated in the smart models on
exhibition 1t is easy task to compare models
Of ten years ago and in the minds eye and
such retrospection mpresses with the skill and
enterprise of the trelcss engineers who have pro.
duccd car for every purse, to the slogan of Z
well known automobile manufacturer
Americans take their great Inventions mat
ter Of without realizing the labor and pio-
necr effort involved Despite the fact that millions
have been made in the automobile industry, the
margin Of profit has not been great on the volume
Of business Millions, too have been expended with
out direct return on experimentation and promo
ton.
visit to this show and Il careful and thought
full inspection Of what itehas t. offer will bring
home to everyone just what the industry means to
Bismarck and the Missouri Slope.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-04
The Tia Juana Crime
portland Oregonian)

The stencil of Tia Juana has grown uncomfortable
and it is likely that Mexican opinion will demand
and enforce the publication Of the border town.
Its name has long been synonymous with evil, and
If there is aught to occasion surprise in the present
cnragcd sentiment against the place it is that this
sentiment arises tardiy. The theory appears t.
have been that shameless dcbauchery, and criminal
associations, somehow transformed to romance
because the scene was just across the border
The Mexican government may be taken at its
word when it declares that the beasts concerned in
this latest outrage will, if the lazy has them in
tody, very presently face firing squad They are
mercilessly abrupt about such affairs, down in
Mexico. But the execution Of these criminals will
not abate an international nuisance. The Tia Juana
of today must disappear, in its every aspect While
the place calls to shady and dssolute characters of
both countries, and offers refuge and rendezvous
to pervcrt and criminal it is an offense against de;
cent government - no matter what profits it may
show.
Certain 1t is that unless Tia Juana is reformed,
the American government, for the protection Of its
own nationals should forbid the exit Of Americans
into Mexican territory at that point