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o'BRIEN'S WHITE POINT on THE 20
tomac, between Blackstone and :'im,.y
Point: one OF the greatest salt water fish.
ing grounds: bathing lots for sale by
owner. G0x1j0 to lO0x2OO $50 up: easy
terms THIS subdivision has water avs
bungalows owned by Washington BUSINESS
men Equipped fishing camps and boats
for rent. Phone Lconardtown IO-F-I1 or
inquire 1886 llth n. Sc "O'BRIEN :" Ono
and one. half miles below Leonardtown turn
right off State road at Wises Store follow
signs. .,Os
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SALE-BUSTNESS PROPERTY.

BUSINESS PROPERTY ON CAR LINE.
near Dupont Circle: stores and 4 aDts
gross rental. $3.50 per month; has good fii-
ttre: 50. 1000 cash will handle this PROPOSE
ton. better than 300 the cash invest
ment. Phone Mr.. KRAFT Main 61f7.
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FOR SAIE--STORES

STORE AND APARTMENT
$500 per month. no cash payment will
purchase this desirable store and four-room
apartment in high-ciass NV. section: price
S12 600 North 1034.
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1854 ArGonne pI. n.w.-Beautiful home
rooms. tile bath. front and rear inclosed
porches. built-in garage: immediate posses
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ONLY S45 MONTH


JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
100 II IA = Pennsylvania AVE. Sc.
sss 1s, se.ii r. b.. h.;w.h elec. sIoS 1885 90
14o6 Mass. ave SEE r. b, h.-wh... S0'oO
1laf chicago st. se.-,,6 r. b. so'oo
eao eao'Tt, iii, neGs e.ac r b h " e,ec = s,oo 90
h.-w.h.. cleo. -. ... $500
705 Ky. s:s.-6 r.. b. h.-w.h, eiec, $500
1s4a s.: SEE r, b.. h..w..h.. 0o'oO
EOS It. n1s ne--a r. b. lat. h. elec. sa"o sao
1907 East Capitol st r. b.. eooo
AZ \. j. ave ave. SEQ r. B.. lat. h., 5000 5000
s17 a1s st st. f r. b }at Sah cleo sso" oo
10" 9Th se.-s r. b.. Nv h.. elec 5000
l1Sl% ~ 5; oac c. ave. sec r. b. .ooo
Isss p st. se-.a r. D. lat b. gar. 5000
sSe sss & & s r. b. lat lft h. slse 1890 &c
els els If,s Eye st sse-s r. b., lat. h.. 1000
oi5 An st, s.e-8 r. b.. lat -. ao.So
3341 ST. s.e.-5 r........ r.. $500
Flats:
1920 18th st, Sc, No. @-5 r. b.,
4aa N,J. aye. Sc, No a-5 r. b. - 80"
,ah.-T.h" elcc. 49,, .,.... 5000
h:w;h.. elec ...'.,. s..S.., 5000
2o13 4th =. ne, No. ii r. b.. 1''Vo
s1I Z ~. s'e'. No. i-5r, B.. LAT. n 35 ',o
1913 18TH ST. ne. No. IA r, b..
500 D. ct. se.. No. IA r. b.. lat "'o'
H. elee, ...... a5nc
ii7is 18th st. se.--4 r. b.. lat h., 5000
Cali at Office and get our com
rlete list. Necessary repairs will
he made. Rent to start Tulv |.
JOHN F. DoNoHoE SONS. 3I4 Pa ave. sc.
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RENT Observation-Disclosures
(COntinuedl

(C0ntinuedl
554 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.,--sEMI-DE-
tached. rooms and tile BATH elec. and gas
porch, car garage: reasonable,
1854 Argonne ,pl. .n.w.-Beautiful home
rooms. tile bath. front and rear inclosed
sion: S110.
10Th St. Heights-Detached semi -bunga-
low, rooms. two complete tile baths, elec.
and gas. 'front.' and rear sleeping porch large
1929 10th st. nw-Near Rock Creek
rear porches; beautiful condition; S75.
Colored tenant; 754 Hobart PIT rooms
and bath $55.
1924 18th at. n.w.-Comer: rooms and
bath. ami. front and rear porches two-car
built-in garage; 500.
S2s Madison St n.w-6 rooms and tile
bath, ami. porches. gear brick garage;
Colored tenant 243l st-46 rooms and
bath 500
5720 18th ST nw-i rooms and tile
bath ami. large porches; being put in
excellent repair; S75.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS & CO.,
INC,
1892 K st. Main $500
1851 PARh RD. y N.W.---bEAU1 11FUl4 BRICK
residence; owner out OF city and rent greatly
reduced
936 c sw.--S rooms and new bath: re
Gently decorated; for desirable tenant Will
make rental low
Suburban-Bervyn Heights. Md-1-room
house. newly decorated, cleo lights. chicken
run coinrs eXtra eyg lot; Oily ~! 90 per month
bath colonial bricks: necessary papering will
be done: rents very reasonable
n. +. RION CO.. Inc.
Main 45a1. 1923 st.
Columbia 1917. 34lS 14th st.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

summer colony 30 miles from D. C. line.
SEND for free circular. BAUMAN & HEINZ.
Nan. 1904 II st. NV Main $500.
south River Park ! hour from District line
private salt water bathing beach For in
formation inquire 1105 Conn. ave. 2O'
go ACRES WITH OVER 700 FEET WATER
'front.' on beautiful South River: improved
by 7-room bungalow with modern con
veniences; excellent road: 81 miles by
new National Defense Highway: $4,000
broom bungalow S350O. G. W cox
JR" 1924 Monroe ST. NV. Col. 834O.
aS'
l0-ROOM BUNGALOW on THE CHESA-
peake Bay AT Cedar Point moAth of Pa
tuxent River; Delco lighting and water
system; Chamberln metal weather-s stripped.
Moline heating system; about . acres Of
ground with shrubs and flowers: $40 600
ret terms. Phone Adams 2060 co.
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RENT HOUSES-FUR. 4 UNFUR.

NENI HUI SES-F Ih. q J-NFON.
35l0 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Colonial brick house seven rooms and bath:
hot-water heat. electricity and gas S75 per
month. Col. S65s-W. .2 FL
GEMOOR. MD: BUNGALOW. FURNISH
4I94 q"
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John f. DONOHOE & Sons

al4 PennsyIyanla iva i, Avenue Sc.
PRICE. rofu $500. S., 0iE
and painted Will start rent july
70 sGs1e UNIVERSITY PL; NV;
garage RI" ipfs Tfs"SfSL $oLy&stS &Sfa5SnsfB!s sB NV:
10 r, & $50 Il SEMTos R.1S B. pf. flef NV garage
5r, & b. hass i;5st II + fl92r; s.p elsc N%
r. * b.; elec and gas; h-wh h. included
''easo"ao'0 fff8tiio alst ST. NV
sri b.; large reception hall: lust paint
ed and DAOered 3 5bbrRnshTops; & sT1 Ne Low rent.
O'Oered a}S !A9SPqsRsg KFsRnv6fR BfR' RS gfassd sw
5room brick dwelling large lot.
FOR RENT-COLORED.
75a Hobart PL. NV
"ea' 25S HOBART pL NV
r IL iaf4 elef UN1oN 11ef2asf sr hsat SW good eond
q r. & b.; gas light: S35 month.
n. L. RYON CO.. INC.
stis atfs T E4tS s. St ce.nMt.s Mf5s 1877: fss9:
1868 PARK RID. NV.
gas sd existent Gr eonSton heat s ss o% na
1899 F ST. NV.
End floor. large r. & b.: cleo: good con-
dition: rent reduced to $50 month,
1899 F St. NV.
2nd foor large r & b.; reduced to S55
month.
n. +. RYON CO.. INC.
1929 St. Main $3.50.
FOR a RENT - HANDSOME
tapestry four-bedroom homes,
two complete baths, built-in ga
RACES, over one-half acre
grounds. Just south of Indian
Spring Golf Club.
FRANK l.. HEWITT,
Silver Spring, Md.
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KENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
sALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

BEAUTIFUL. SPACIOUS PRESSED BRICK
within the past three months and fully rent
ed at present-day RENTALS. Properly
financed and can be sold with small cash
payment This is an exceptional piece of
property at a special price. CALL NOW.
ALLAN F. WALKER & CO. INC.
Sl3 18th ST. NV. Main 2690.
by OWNER-NEAR 9Th AND PENNsYL-
vania ave. NV; seven-apartment house,
newly papered. painted plumbing, electric.
ity steam heating plant ami; subrented
for over $3.50 monthly; $4,000; small cash
THOMAS LEONARD he
Main 1866 156 Louisiana Ave. NV. .3'
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LOT 1O0x25O FEET ON RHODE RIVER.
near Mayo: white sandy beach well built
4-Toom bungalow. screened pOrches open
hreplace pier: garage we'll water and
shrubbery. Price. $4,000. q. F. LEE
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554 COLUMBIA RD NW-SEMI-DE-
tached. rooms and tile bath, elec. and gas.
porch, Lear garage: reasonable.
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'front.' $500 per lot
4 "A acres OF land with six-room COTTAGE
modern equipment. electric light and v ate-
system. located at Back Bay Beach Price
Evening star., 1926-06-19
S5OO,OOO to Loan on lst, End and
MONEY TO LOAN.

PLENTY OF MONEY 10 LOAN on AUTOS
and trucks: you keep car: no delay conf
dental. MONK. 933 N Y ave. NV M. 214S.
800, 900 AVAILABLE FOR 1st TRUST
Your lst and End trusts combined at lowest
cost. Construction loans. End trust loans
made; lowest rates. Answers in one day.
Dallas d. Ball. Main S110. 19'
MONEY LOANED on AUTOMOBILES AND
trucks. Ride while you nay. Bring bill OF
tial. Lincoln 1855. SUTTON. TIA I4th
MONEY LOANED ON AUTOMOBILES
Bring bill of sale. You keep car. 045 Md
ave. ne. Line. lis. Open evenings. iy2s
5000 600 ON AUTOMOBILES. NO RED
tape; bring bill Of sale; you keep car.
J 324 14th st. nv.
MONEY LOANED ON AUTOMOBILES:
ride while you nay: open evenings Mr.
6045. je26s
! Gang OF SS0 To S100 CAV pr FSITpx,,5,
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HEAD OF PRINCETON
UNIVERSITY RALLIES
TO FOOTBALL CAUSE

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-LP)-Col-
lege football, buffeted by storm Of
recent criticism as being over-em-
phasized, has found a champion in the
president of Princeton University,
John Grier Hibben.
Declaring that the only real oppo-
sition to the gridirOn sport comes
from those outside the universities
who are not interested by family ties
or other associations with colleges,
President Hibben paid tribute last
night to Princeton's championship
big Three team at n dinner here
in their honor as having done some,
thing which will make them useful
citizens"
81 have been told that publicity
would ruin these young men. but l
not not believe it," he sadi. at has
been said that there is too great en-
phasis of football. That complaint
does not come from those inside our
colleges; at least, can speak for Har'
ward. Yale and Princeton. 1t comes
from outside. We emphasize football
all season and then forget it. The
one great central interest" he said.
was to be worthy of Princeton and
the country we have to serve"
Coach Bill Roper characterized the
team as the greatest championship
eleven that ever represented the uni
versity." and predicted that the eleven
Of 1926 would equal its achievements
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VEGETABLE SHIPMENTS.

Texas spinach shipments jumped to
~ cars yesterday, and at that figure
the movement was incompletely report
co. virginia, III the day moved but five
cars and California three, the feature of
| shipments from this latter state being
| that the first car from the southern por-
ton OF that state moved during the
day. There was listed as unreported for
the 9TH two virginia and three Cali
fornia cars and for the 5th so Texas cars
and for the 9th % Texas cars. While
| still light. the Texas cabbage movement
also showed a gain In the day. Nine of
| total of lS6 cars out were OF Texas
| origin. Besides these shipments Texas
| rolled of ~ cars OF mixed vegetables,
one OF 10i cars OF onions, one of So cars
of grapefruit and four Of Sc cars of sweet
| potatoes.
The shipping point situation was de-
cidedly easier on spinach yesterday but
no appreciable drops in price were re-
| corded. Most Of the Austin rollings were
moved on consignment or TO financing
connections. A few sales at 90-95c per
| bushel cash track were listed at Crystal
| City and S0-S5c at Laredo. Wharton
is now moving the first Of what will
| probably be one hundred cars of spinach
and brisk shipments are expected short
| ly from the important paintings at Robs-
| town. In the outside shipping point mar
ketsS cabbage at Kenosha, Wisconsin,
was reported steady at sis q $50 ton I. o.
b. usual terms against $50 ton at Roches-
ter. New York. Pots ;oes at Idaho Falls.
cash track, were slightly weaker at 1913
| 1885 cwt for sacked L. s. ] russets.
POULTRY MARKETS.
Poultry and eggs are without feature
at Texas markets. Demand for small
| fryers continues active.
San Antonio: Hens, $50 zoe; flyers,
| 2sqS5c: ROSTERS. 1O9i2c; turkeys, No.
| 1s, 3O432c; No. rs. 2OG21c lb. live
| weight. Eggs: Fresh gathered flrsts to
producers. $ll; few higher.
Fort Worth: Hens. large 21c; springs.
small 33c. old ROSTERS 9-iOc; turkeys
20. Is, 30d 35c 10. live weight. Eggs:
Fresh gathered firsts to producers, per
| SO-dozen case, $9.50U10.
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LUTHERAN

Mount calvary Evangelical Lutheran.
missouri Synod. West Poplar and Jack
son; Rev. C. W. Lobeck. pastor. sunday
school. $3.50 a. m; services, 1880 a. m.
Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran.
Compton and South Flores; Rev. W. W.
Lauhach, pastor. Sunday school and
Bible class, 9:l5 n. m: preaching. 1850
a. m; council meeting. y. m. Tuesday
In parish house; sunday school teachers
meeting, $50 p. m, and choir practice,
s p. m. Friday.
lions Evangelical Lutheran. Helotes
Tex; Rev. W. ". Laubach pastor. Ger
man service aud congre gational meeting
. y. II. Sunday; Sunday school after the
service; Ladies Aid, 1880 p. m.
Evangelical Lutheran Mission. Missouri
c. Stadler. pastor. sunday school. 9:3l
a. m; German service, 1850 a. m, and
English service. y. M.
Beacon Hill Lutheran, worshippins a,
Grant and HuiSache. Service with SER
mon by Rev. F.. A. Neumcister, $3.50
y. m. Sunday; congregational meeting
after service; junior catechism class
meets with Grace English Church class
at y. IN. Tuesday and Friday; senior
catechism class at either with classes al
Grace Church or Highland Park Church
S y. m. Wednesday.
Highland Park Evangelical Lutheran
Hammond and New Braunfels: Rev. 4
and pastors Bible class, 3 a. m; scrv'
Ices, 1890 q. m. and $3.50 p. m; seconC
year Junior catechlsm. 1 p. m. Monday
Wednesday and Friday; first year jun
iors, a. m. Saturday; monthly meeting
of Sunday school teachers and officers
s p. m. Monday; choir rehearsal, 7:3'
p. M. Tuesday; senior catechism, 7:f'
p. m. Wednesday; committees Of Luthe
League to meet in church at S p. m
Thursday instead OF the devotional meet
ing of Jeaguers; installation Of new Of
ficers at Sunday service.
St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
Nueva and South PrCsa; Reys. A. l.
Wolff and ~ Baetke. pastors. Sunda!
school, a. m; English services, j
a. m. and $50 p. m: German service
IL a. M; congregational meeting.
p. m. Monday; Ladies' Aid, 3 p. nj
Thursday; teachers meeting, p. IN
Friday.
zion Lutheran Chapel. zoe East Gin
cinnati Cbranch Of st. John's). Sunda!
school, $3.50 a. m; divine service, 1
Il. M; Luther League, s p. m. Tuesday
Government Hill Evangelical Luther
an, North Pine and Mason; Rev. Thee
r. Streng, pastor. Sunday school.
a. m; services, 1880 a. m. aud 1851
p. m; council meeting to elect score
tary and treasurer, after morning serv
ice; choir practice and teachers meet
ing at D. m. and p. m. Friday.
st. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran, MIS-
souri, synod, South Presa and Rose Dor
ough: Rev. G.. c. Falsken, pastor. Sun
day school, a. m: English service. II
a. m; German service, IL n. M; Bible
class. p. m; English service, p. m.
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METHODIST

blackberry Street Methodist Episcopa"
blackberry and Montana; Rev. H. ".
Bahler, pastor. sunday services. 1859
a. m. and 1880 p. m; official board
League business meeting, Tuesday night:
no mid-weel service; choir rehearsal
Thursday night.
Palm Heights Methodist. Desoto and
Walton: Rev. l. =. Wood. pastor sun
day school. s:45 a. m; preaching by
pastor. IL a. m. and $3.50 p. m; Junior
Missionary Society, p. M; Epworth
League, $50 p m; no meeting Of Wom-
ans Missionary Society Tuesday; church
night, 1880 y. m. Wednesday
Prospect Hill Methodist. Buena vista
and Cibolo; Rev. J. W. Rowland, pas
tor. sunday school, $3.50 a. m; preach
ing. lO:45 O. m. and 1880 p. M; Ep-
worth League. 6:30 p. NJ: mid-week
service. 1850 p. IN. Wednesday.
Denver Heights Methodist Denver and
South New Braunfels: Rev. II. NJ. Smith,
pastor. sunday school. $3.50 a. IN. ,
preaching, 1855 a. m; league, 6:3O. p.
m; song service, 1850 p. m; sermon fol-
lowed by installation of officers and
teachers OF Sunday school department, 5
p. M; mission study, p. m. Monday;
Wesley Brotherhood, $50 p. m. prayer
meeting, 1880 y. m. Wednesday.
East End Methodist, Belmont and
North POlaris; Rev. II. NJ. Smith, pas
tor. Sermon, $3.50 a. m. Sunday; sunday
school, 10 n. m; teacher training class,
1870 y. m. Thursday.
Prospect Hill Free Methodist. North
Spring and West Travis; Rev. II. j..
Ensey. pastor. sunday school. 9:i5 a. m.
preaching. IL a. IN. and 1880 p. m, ole
time Methodist class meeting. $3.50 p. m.
Tuesday: prayer meeting, 1880 2. n.
Thursday.
Los Angeles Heights Methodist. Los
Angeles Heights; Rev. j. Q. Manning,
pastor. Sunday school $3.50 a. M; preach
ing, 1915 a. m. and 1880 J.. m; Ep-
worth Leagues, ESQ p. M; prayer meet
mig, 30 y. m. Wednesday.
Woodlawu Place Tabernacle, Metho-
dist, WoUdlawu and Zarzamora; Rev. $.
&. Dunn, pastor. Sunday school $3.50
a. m; eaching, 10:45 a. M. and 1850
J.. m: junior league, $3.50 p. M; inter-
mediate and senior Epworth League.
y. m; mid-week service, 7:15 p. m.
Wednesday.
Travis Park Methodist, Travis and Ma
varro; Rev. Arthur j. Moore, pastor.
Sunday school. $3.50 a. M; preaching
1915 a. m. and 1880 p. M; Epworth
Leagues. $3.50 p. m, with fellowship
| lunch at $3.50 p. M: workers council,
6:i5 p. m. Monday: board OF stewards,
7:30 y. NJ; Womau's Missionary So
ciety. p. m. Monday; mid-week serv-
| ice 1880 p, m. "Wednesday.
Laurel Heights Methodist West Wood
lawn. and Belknap; Rev. 5. II. c. Burgin,
pastor. Sunday school. $3.50 a. M adult
| Bible class. 1910 q. M; worship, lO:45
a. m. and 1880 p. M; Epworth League,
! Burgin Chapter Gas p. IN.
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OFFER REWARD
IN HOWARD
MYSTERY
Salt Lake City Officers
+ Post 500 for
Arrest. T.

A reward of 500 for the ares,
Of a man, believed to be the muir.
derer Of William r. Howard, who
drove the missing mans car from San
Diego, Cal, to San Antonio, was of.
fered today by Salt Lake City officers,
where Howard lived.
Howard is believed to have been
killed while driving through from his
home to Tampa, by way of San An
tonic. A searching party from Salt
Lake now is en- route to the Mohave
desert to search the country between
Las Vegas, New. and Colts, Cal, in
which lonely stretch of country the
body Of Howard is expected to be
found.
Howard left Salt Lake City Decem.
bert and his car appeared at San
Diego on December II in the posses.
sion of a man who a few days later
drove the car through to San An.
tonic bringing II. o. Hurd along as
passenger. Upon reaching San An.
tonic, Hurd was robbed and left tiec
to a tree.
Hurd later saw pictures of the real
Howard and said the man with whom
he came to San Antonio was not How.
ard. Officers think if they can arrest
this man, they will have the slayer OF
Howard. The suspect was last seen a,
the Sunset depot on the morning OF
December 81.
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DEMOCRATIC PARTY
REVERSES STAND ON
INCOME PUBLICITY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-CP-
The prospective fight in the Senate
for retention of provision in the pres
ent law permitting publication of in
come tax returns will not have the
support of Democrats us party.
Senate Democrats gave the proposal
almost united support when it was
written into the law two years ago
on the motion of Senator Norris, Re
publican, Nebraska, but the minority
members Of the finance committee
have agreed not to include this pro-
vision in their substitute tax reduction
program, which they sought to COM
plete today.
Several Democrats have announced
change in their views of two years
ago and are expected TO vote against
the proposal TO continue publicity
which Senator Norris has announced
he will offer.
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SET HIGH MARK
|NCUST0NS
RECEIPTS
Six-month Income Ending
December 81 Totals
$292,621,Sl5.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-CP)-
Customs receipts set new high mark
for the six months from June to the
end of last year. with total income
Of S292. 621 SO. or approximately
S43,0O0,000 greater than the record
established in the half year ending De
cember 81, 1923.
1t was predicted at the treasury
that receipts for the current fiscal
year which ends next June 80, would
exceed $500, 900, marking a record
for any one year.
The steadily growing import bust
ness comes at a time when Assistant
Secretary Andrews of the treasury, is
giving consideration to means of ex-
banding the customs service over which
be has jurisdiction.
1t was pointed out that customs
receipts are more generally distribut-
ed among the various ports of entry
than in previous years. Several years
ago rs per cent of all receipts were
collected at New York but in the fis-
cal year 1925 only 80 per cent was
collected there.
Decreases also were shown for Bos
ton and Philadelphia.
Receipts at Galveston which were
4,700,000 in the fiscal year 1923, had
grown to S10,064, 900 in 1925: Sap
Francisco went from S10,S00,OO0 in
1923, to S12,300,00 last year; Chi
cago reported $13,700,000 two years
ago, while last year the receipts were
had receipts of $20,000,000 in 1923,
reported s30.000,000 for the last year.
S15,SO0,00O, and New Orleans, which
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j s. PROTESTS
NEW MEXICAN
LAND LAW
Ambassador Points Out
Measure Would Hurt
Americans.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. O.
OP)-Formal representations against
retroactive features of the new Mex
lean anti-alien land law have been
filed with the Mexican foreign office
by American Ambassador Sheffield.
The action of the Washington gov
eminent was taken after prolonged
diplomatic interchanges which failed
to remove either from the land law
or the new petroleum act those fea-,
lures which are held here to violate
assurances given by the Mexican gov
eminent at the time diplomatic recog-
milton was accorded il by Washington
in 1928.
In informing the Mexican foreign
office of the displeasuFe resulting here
from the new Mexican laws, the State
Department has spoken in direct and
forccful terms of the injury il feels
will be done to American interests il
the legislation goes into effect. Both
statutes are based upon the celebrated
Article ~ Of the Mexican constitution.
against the application of which the
United States has more than once
protested.
The document presented by Ambas-
sador Sheffield does not say what
steps this government may find it
necessary TO take If it is unable TO
obtain adequate assurances for the
protection of property interests Of
Americans in Mexico. 1t is consid-
cred probable. however. that the am
bassador's verbal representations. sup
plementing the written document, may
have given a clear indication of what
may be expected.
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SEINE FLOODS CREEP
TOWARD PEAK MARK

PARIS, Jan. 9.-R)-Slowly the
flood waters of the Seine are creep
ing up to the peak mark. which the au-
thorities announce will be reached
shortly.
Protective measures such rs dikes,
have prevented extensive damage TO
Paris itself. In the suburbs of Paris
the streams are beginning TO recede.
In the valley Of the Meuse, the
Marine and the Disc there has been
much devastation. The floods have
covered the fields of winter wheat
At Bercy. inside the walls of Paris,
several wine cellars have been flooded.
Casks were salvaged as they floated
down the stream.
Parts of the Latin quarter have
been invaded by rats and students
have had busy time with sticks.
In Belgium the floods gradually are
subsiding. Nearly 100000 has been
collected for sufferers.
In Holland the police have been
told to fire on loOterS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-09
BAPTIST

Prospect HN Baptist Buena vista aud
san Jacuto; Rev. +. {. Mcdonald. pas
tor. sunday school, 9:i5 a. M; preaching
II r. m; training service $50 J.. m.
evening worship. 1880 p. M; 30 minute
praise and song service will preccde the
sermon, prayer service. a;AS u. m. We'd
ncsday: choir practice will follow.
Calvary Baptist. \. Pine and Hays;
Rev. W. W. Ice. pastor. sunday school.
9;iS a. M: worship. II a. m. and 1880
p. m; city rally OF Junior y. Y. r.. Us,
8 p. IN. b. Y. =. Us A. church. $50
p n special music AZ all services.
South san Antonio Baptist. South san
Antonio; Rev. J. c. Everett pastor.
Preaching II a. m. and 1880 y. m, sun
day school. 9:i5 a. M; r. y. 7. Us.
$3.50 y. m; prayer meeting. 1850 ?. IN.
Wednesday.
Primitive Baptist. services in san An
tonic Military academy annex. y. Flores
and Hickman; Ed. II. :. Ball, pastor.
Services. 1880 y. IN. saturday and u a. IN.
and $50 n. N. sunday.