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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices


wILKINs-David F. wilkins died at the
residence OF his parents at 1915 Glad
stone Ave. Wednesday morning Jznu-
airy q. 1896. at a. m, aged 1 year.
survived by parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. c.
wilkins. and one brother. Wilfred, and
one twin sister. Daisy. Funeral will be
held this afternoon. January %. from
in Mission Burial Park under direction
Of Hagy & McCollum.
MooRE-charles James Moore, aged 81
years, retired real estate man, died at
his Martin street apartment at II O'Clock
Tuesday morning He was a native OF
tonic for the past eight years. He Is sur
riyed by his widow, Mrs. Myrill Moore
Of San Antonio: three daughters Misses
Francis and Mary Moore Of San Fran
cisco and Theresa Moore Of Denton Col
leee. Funeral services Will be held at the
Porter loring funeral parlors at O'Clock
Thursday. He was thirty-second degree
Mason and Knights Templar. The
Knights Templars will be represented as
honorary pail bearers. Rev ]. II. Perry,
pastor of Mckinley Avenue Methodist
Church. assisted by Rev. c. II. Campbell.
Will offciate. The body viii ne shipped
10 Charleston. Mo-, for intermclt under
direction OF Porter Loring.
AORsE-R. o. Morse. aged 81 years. a
native OF Texas, born in Lexington, Tex.
q
this morning "wednesday, January -.
ty2s, at ] A. m The remains viii be
shipped TO Georgetown Thursday m orn-
ing. january Is, at 10 a. m. The body Is
lying in state at the chapel Of Shelley
Undertaking Company at s4s Main ave-
nue.. Under the direction Of Shelley IN
dertaking Company.
PAPE-Died at her home. Ss4 North
Pine street. on Tuesday, January &c.
1876. Mrs. Beulah Pape, beloved wife
OF c. L. Pspe. and mother OF z. L.
Fape and Mrs B. J. Williams, in her
fifty-fifth year. Other surviving relatives
are three brothers. c. X. Hall, p. W.
Hail and william Clary: one sister. Mrs.
l. A. Austin. all Of Birmingham, Ala.
she was member Of San Antonio Chap
ter. order Of Eastern Star; a member
Of the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the B. Of
l. T.. and an active worker in the First
Baptist Church. Her remains will lie -
state at the First Baptist Church from
D. m. until ,. m. wednesday. Janu-
D. m. by Rev. I. Z. Gates. Interment
in Masonic plot. Mission Burial Park.
under auspices OF San Antonio Chapter,
Eastern Star. The active panbearers are
A. {. Sullivan, J. n Miller, Z. B. Low
cry. william X Flannery, II. 7. Lilies
bert & Pelphrey.
sILOocK-Died on Tuesday. January &c.
1925, Walter SilcOck. beloved brother of
Mrs G. B. Nottingham. in his thirty
sixth year. Besides his sister, he Is sur
rived By three brothers, james r. Sill
cock, Robert z. silcock OF san Antonio.
and S. d. sncok of Fort Worth. He was
. member Of the local aerie Of Eagles.
Funeral services will be held from the
chapel of shSlley Undertaking Company.
40 Main avenue. at $3.50 p. m. Inter
ment in City Cemetery No. 4.
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TOWE
JIG Rezt .M0H n
Improved Acre, $500

si5 cash, $40 month, faces on
city water. electric lights. tele-
phones and hundrcd-foot macadam
boulevard. easy distance to car and
good school
j. l.. LYTLE REALTY COMPANY
CT. 40. 900 Gibbs Bldg.
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CONFESS REALTY co.
721 Navarro st. Est. 1896 Cir. III
Travis New Homes
8 Rooms, $500 Cash-S3500

We have four very attractive new
homes in this block at remarkable prices
and terms. We can let you make your
selection Of one of these homes and sell
Il TO you on $500 cash and the baiane.
like rent. No home over $4,000. These
homes have been well finished and are
modern in every detail. having all the
conveniences Of the higher priced home.
All have five rooms and bath.
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Small Home, $3.50
Sl8 Monthly-No Interest

Located within two-rnile circle. close
TO car line and schools. has large living
room. nicely papered, kitchen ana
screened porch. city water. electric
Il will soon be yours.
J.. J.. FITE & CO.
208 LOEOya St CT lff
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To 60, turn south
at $50
Cincinnati Ave.
Betterbuilt
Homes
p
Houses for Sale

"BETTEIBUILT" Homes nean mod
err, substantial, comfortable homes'
T.
Either build 10 order or otherwise but
always "BETTENBUILT."
T
Take look at "BETTERBClls1
and satisfy yourself that We build only
the best homes and they are reasonable.
T
Try to duplicate the material. Workman
ship and plumbing You can then apprc-
ciate "BETrEEBUILT
Z
Everything that goes to rskc a homo
modern. convenient ana lasting.
Reasonable aad r-I:.a!, ho-',s that you
ere proud to own
Before 20, buy or buiid lcr me figure
on your hOmC. lni.3 a'o "BE1 TEL
Unique. uioG ru. Jas. Ing. own r BET
TEGBCILT" hone md brag about l..
can finaGc, and build you BET
TERBUILT" Iiomc for less.
Live IN "BETTEEBUILT" Home.
Modern, Comfortable and Lasting.
IT
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REAL BARGAIN.
Houses Tor Sale


New four-room bungalow; gas.
lights. hot and cold water. Break
fast nook. built-ln features. Lot so
by $50: one block to carl.ae; will
take some trade. What have you?
This property completed Wednes-
day. February 3. Gail Mr.. Baker.
Woodlawn $3.50 or CT. G069. G. ( c.
Hagelstein, sl7 y. st. Mary's 81.
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NORTH ALAMO SOLID
BRICK APARTMENT
LARGE CORNER LOT
Four complete well arranged apart
ments, pay well, fine location for apart
ment, hotel. doctors offices, large ga
rage. oil station or many other business
purposes. VIII consider well located bum
galow as part pay. easy terms on balance,
splendid opportunity. Call Mr.. Stedham.
FURNISH & FURNISH.
6lG-ei Brady Bldg. CT. 1924.
Houses for Sale d
NEW bungalow. Los Angeles Heights.
five rooms and nook, reasonable. no city
taxes. Woodlawn 3572-J
Let's Build
Your lot, your plans, our fair prices
and terms, plus the determination 10
please are sure to bring desired results.
Consult Us.
W. ]. TARRANCE & CO.,
suite 400 Gunter Bldg.
Tr. 1858 Or. 453
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LAUREL HEIGHTS

Good, new, five-room cottage. all
kinds OF built-in features, corner lot.
real bargain at $3.50. $3.50 cash. bal
anee $50 a month.. c. Il Jackson, Or.
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Beacon Hill Large
Bungalow
Practically Built
for Home

Nestibule entrance. seven rooms.
large breakfast nook. hardwood
floors In living. dining and music
rooms. living room iGx3O. fire.
place, bookcascs, window seats.
large folding French doors TO
large dining room. large folding
French doors 20 music room from
living and dining rooms. double
sun parlor. large Kitchen, many
bullt-in features. china cabinet I'm
breakfast nook, service porch,
Pltts0urg heater. hall with large
closet between bedrooms and bath.
mirror door linen cabinet in bath,
gas in rooms. two large bedrooms.
very large glnssed-in sleeping
porcl with large closet. servants
room. wash room. garage. 75-foot
lot. roses, shubbery. close to
schools, churches. car line. must
be sold 20 settle estate. big reduce
tlon, easy terms. Call Mr.. sted-
ham.
FURNISH e. FURNISH
1854 Brady Bldg. CT. 1924.
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Real Estate for Sale
To Lot Owners Only

Whether your lot Is clear or not. I can
finance and build you a home on easy
monthly payments. David A. Lowu.
architect and builder. 2is City National
TWO new, nicely furnished apartment
houses on Broadway. Can make 10 to
Is per cent on investment, large lots.
TT. 2540.
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BARGAIN

Fourteen rooms, five complies apart
ments, close in. rental income Si1O per
month OF 10 per cent on $4,000 or over
20 per cent on price asked, $500; will
take some trade. Owner nonresident
reason for sacrifice. Phone CT. 1915 fo-
particulars.
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Rent-Like Terms
We Will build you q home in any
section Of the city on rcut-l.ke
terms and guarantee 20 give you
more for your money than IS OBJ
talnabie anywhere In the city. Let
us figure with you and show you
the way 70 home ownershlp.
Otto Klaus
Homes That Satisfy"
CT. efi ia Maverick Bldg.
QUICK sALE-Reduced 10 $1,000. s35
Gown, $50 monthly. new, modern. one
block street car, North Side. S23 Hide
brand. owner. WOOdlawn 4Z3-J.
cOLORED-seyeraI Denver Heights bar
gains, small cash payment, balance like
rent I have several good lots. Will build
to suit you. easv terms. better inyesti-
gate. Mis- 2of6. Or. 1924.
SOUTH SIDE. $3.50
1877 W. TheO Ave. almost new, ~
.ract!ve. five rooms. modern, fine neigh
borhoOd, good street. easy terms. owner,
r.. 7Si. Woodiawn 1851.
FOR sALE-Large seyon-room cottage
with all convenience. double garage.
laundry and servants quarters. AZ foot
Of Beacon IiilL Call WO0dlawu SIC. s27
w. Laurel St This is = Wondsrfa. bug.
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For Sale
Two Choice Lots

w. Craig Place for 5000; $50 month
ono lot WIN be worth the prico OF boil
in a few years. Owner CT. IA.
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Little chicken place. i00zi50. good
fivc-room house. fence. high on
hill. IN city. $500. Mission 1903.
s2f Sriley avenue.
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Investment Property

Close-in on soledad street. with =
small expenditure, present improvements
will pay a fair return. At the price
asked. the ground alone would be a good
buy; $500 cash. balance 6 per cent.
c. w. Fenstermaker
Travis G060- Travis Bldg.
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Houses for Sale
$50 Cash

New. five rooms. s46 schley Ave.
Balance easy. Owner. Mis-. 1904.
S2s Schley Ave.
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Chicago Blvd. Lot-S6I

Cheapest lot on this paved street, COX
$50: all connections. Who wants It?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27

New, flFe rooms, efb Schley Ave.
Balance easy. Owner. Mis-. 1904.
SIS schiey Ave.
5000 Cash
Dandy. new, tTo-story. high on
h!ll, OF Cu.ebra Ave. 1850 Ken
lucky Are. on corner. north front.
oak floors. price $3.50. garage 90
see * and call owner. Mis-. 1504.
SIC Fchley Ave.
FURNISHED or unfurnished fivc-roorn.
sleeping porch. all modern throughout:
good price. Owner. Woodlawn 1853.
s3I AND s35 MKINLEY AVE.
Two five-roOm bungalows. just COM
pleted and open for your inspection. See
these ana satisfy yourself as TO their
value. Our customary low prices and
reasonable terms. Uhl Building and
Realty Co. or. 6S1 or Mission $3.50.
FOR sALE-:5sCO modern five-room
bungalow for $3.50, small cash pay
ment Pittsburgh heater, fireplace.
double garage. one-half block two car
lines. across from drug store, Piggy
Wlggly. market, bakery, close school.
paved street. owner. Mis-. 1912.
OWNER needs cash. Will sell slx-room
modern bungalow, four years old, $3.50.
terms. Mis-. 3iss-w.
NEW California bungalow. five large
rooms. large closets. hardwood floors.
breakfast nook. nice fireplace. fine cleo
trical and plumbing fixtures. large lot.
situated on West Craig street Price
$3.50; $500 down. balance easy terms.
This is best value a price on North
s de. Owner. Crockett G8if or $40
Gunter Bldg.
FOR sALE-Five-roo house at sg4
rrusX ST.. for Eale at a bargain. owner.
John Kennedy 4225 u St, Lawton.
Okla.
hood. American and Spanish. on Pro-
bandit and King Roger street, Sou.h
Side. $500: $50 down, balance $50 per
month. Csil owner. Crockett 6iif or SO
Gurter Bldg
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FraternaI Notices q
Personals

GIRLS In need OF = friend are welcomed
at the Salvation Army womau's Home
ana Hospital iols Broadway. at any
time. or. 2s7f
MISS MAIDIE DOUGLAS-Correct ball
room dancing. also classical toe and bal
Jet. Studio Menger Hotel. CT. $685.
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u MI YOU ARE COMING
JOHN S. MURPHY
S1O0 Cash

.ae BEpEIL BLDG.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Accountants 10
REAL ESTATE
Wanted-Real Estate
Want

Small clear farm for $4,000 equity
in new home. Call owner. Ills. 1904.
Ss5 Schley Ave.
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Los Angeles Heights, 5 r
$3.50 >Cash-S3900
Quincy St., 2-Story
8 Rooms-S5500

Corner lot, large 2-siory, 8 rooms and
bath. Can be used home or as two
apartments. Good condition. New ga
rage: paved street. Good value.
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NEW YORK oFEICE-Psyne. Burns &
Smith. Inc. 247 Park Avenue.
CHICAGO OFFICE-G. Logan Payne
Co.. Tower Building
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
BERLIN NEWS
(Continued from Page seven)

New Britain station of the New Haven road has purchased the Hen " S. Morse residence. Mir. Williams has been a resident here for the past several years.
 Services will be held in the Meth odist church tomorrow at the usual hours. Rev. A. M. Storey of Rocky Hill will be the preacher at the morning service.
 The condition of Romeo Levasque who was injured yesterday morning by the Berlin branch train is much improved. Levasque was questioned regarding the accident and how he happened to be hit by the train which he knew to be approaching. He stated that he was on the left track and when hearing the train approaching he thought instantly that he was on the main line track so accordingly stepped over to the other set of tracks without looking back stepping in front of the train by doing so. His first question on coming out of the shock was what he was doing in the hospital and how did he get there.
 Services will be held in St. Ga briefs church tomorrow morning as usual.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
KING COLLECTING ASSASSINS' GUNS
Spanish Monarch Gathering
 Weird Bunch of Weapons

London, Aug. P,-One of the
 hobbies of the king of Spain is col
 lecting weapons, bombs and other
 relics of the many attempts which
 have been made to assassinate him.
 King Alfonso. accompanied by the
 Queen, arrived in London from Paris almost simultaneously with discov- cry by the French police of a plot to take his life. He became much interested in the reports that his enemies had a new kind of revolver and the monach immediately started Inquiries to ascertain just what kind iof gun it was. The king himself | is somewhat of shot and is keen on keeping pace with the times in this respect.
 The courage and calmness of the king has long attracted attention. When bomb was thrown at his carriage during his first visit to Paris, the king remarked: q have received a baptism of fire without going to war"
 The king has jagged part of this Ishell which missed him only a few inches, Another relic in his collec- tion is a feeding bottle which was used in an attempt to poison him as a baby. Another is the skeleton of a horse killed by bomb thrown the day he married Princess Ena, grand daughter of Queen Victoria.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
Others Who Did Ii.

New York. Aug. (P,-Miss Ger trude Ederles record breaking swim across the English channel is the sixth time this turbulent stretch oi water has been conquered in some thing over a half centuhy.
 The record of the five previous triumphs, all by men. follows:
 August 24-25. 1875, by Captain Matthew Webb, Of Eastbourne. Eng land, Dover Sands, England, to San gate beach, France. Time % hours, 45 minutes. Estimated distance travelled, S9 miles. (2nd attempt.)
 September 5-6, 1911, by Thomas W Burgess, Of London. England. Dover Admiralty pier to Cape Gris- Neg, France. Time, 22 hours. 35 minutes. Estimated distance trav- eled g. miles, u9th attempO.
 August 5-6, 1923, by Henry Sul- livan, of Lowell, Mass. Dover Ad- miralty pier to Cape Gris Neg. Time 27 hours. 23 minutes. Estimated dis tance covered, 45 miles. C3rd at tempD.
 August 11-12. 1923, by Sebastian Tiraboschi,R of Buenos Aires. an Italian Cape Gris Neg to Dover Sands England. Time Is hours. 2S minutes. Estimated distance travel cd 27 miles. (3rd attempt).
 September S-s. 1928 by Charles 10th, of Boston. Cape Gris Neg to
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
SALyO-SAfITH.

MT. and Mrs. J. M. Smith of this city announce the engagement Of their daughter, Loretta Smith. to George T. Salvo of Northampton. Mass. Mir. Salvo Is we'll known throughout Massachusetts as an ath- lete. He is connected with the Asso- ciated oil Co.. of California, and re- gently made the trip from the Pa cihc coast by machine in nine dayes. Miss Smith is a graduate of the high school in this city, class of 1920, and graduate Of Bay Path Institute. Springfield, Mass. She taught school in this city for one year before go- ing to California, and is now secre- tary to the auditor of the Revere Sugar Refinery Boston, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
MUMMIFIED HORSE orUND

Cairo, Aug. z The first num- mified horse known to history has been uneartlled here near Sakkara pyramid by the department of an- tiquities of the Egyptian govern ment.
 The horse is estimated by Amer ican archaeologists to be about $500 years old. It was found in a large wooden coffin indicating that ami mals in ancient Egyptian times were buried in similar manner to hu- man beings, the Egyptians believing them to be possessed of a "soul."
 The horse is more than sixteen hands in measurement and is in re- markedly good condition.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
City Items

The people who have bought lots of the Carr Land Co. have all made money. .-advt.
 Louis Sierra of 45 Lafayette street notified the police last night that his home was entered and a bank book and $50 stolen.
 Delicious Sandwiches at Crowells. -advt.
 H, J. Sedgwick Of Hartford mo- tified the police last night that q boy ran from the sidewalk and was struck by the bumper of his car on Broad street. The lad ran into house at B Broad street, appar- ently unhurt.
 The people who have bought lots of the Carr Land Co. have all made money.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
Half of Children Are
 IIIegitimateIy Born

klagenfurt@ Austria, Aug. Pl- Statistics issued by the provincial government show that sixty per cent of all children born in the Klagen- furt district during the last year were illegitimate.
 This is ascribed to loose legislation affecting the marriage relation. Tn Vienna owing to the liberal laws en- acted by the Social Democr chill dren born out Of wedlock may be legitimized by the father securing divorce from his former wife and marrying the mother of the illegiti- mate baby. But In Kagenfurt where the church is still all powerful. 1t Is virtually impossible for a man 10 obtain a divorce from his wife If the marriage was contracted under canonical, law,
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
Gets Much Publicity

London, Aug. ' R,-The swim of Gertrude Ederle across the English channel from Cape Gris Neg to Kings down Is given much prominence in this mornings papers. Miss Ederle is accorded from two to three columns of details of the swim, as we'll as numerous pictures taken prior to and during the journey across the waterway.
 Miss Ederle is crowded closely by Anita A. Loos, the American actress, in space. Miss Loos who arrived yesterday with her husband to su- perintend the rehearsals of their farce, gave interviews to every Lon don paper about most everything with the exception of channel swim- ming.
 When Miss Ederle was put to bed in hotel here after her record breaking swim last night, orders were given that she be not dis turbed until afternoon. It is eX- pected that after her rest she will return to France some time today
 The tug Alsace, with. Miss Ederle and her party. reached here soon after midnight. During the voyage from Deal the swimmer had a hot bath and rubdown. Immediately upon landing she went to the hotel and to bed. She planned 10 return to France with her party on the aft ernoon boat from Folkestone to Boulogne.
 Ishak Helmy. Egyptian swimmer who was on the conveying tug, said Miss Ederle finished remarkably strong and that, if she had not been in good condition, she would not have been able to make it. She spurted for the last 200 yards, ac- tuslly swimming against the tide.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
WITNESSES BEING
 CHILLED FOR DATA
All Connected With HalI-MiIls
 Case Are Questioned

Someryille, N. J., Aug. [. P-Five | important witnesses in the Hall | Mills death investigation were under
 state police surveillance today while other members of the force contin-
 ued their scrutiny of testimony giv-
 en at earlier investigations and
 carried on the search for a number
 of important records of those in-
 vestigations which have been re- ported missing.
 State Senator Alexander Simpson. special deputy attorney general in vestigating the case, and Captain J.
 J. Lamb, of the state police, an-
 nounced last night that warrants
 had been issued for arrest of the five but that they would not be taken into custody unless they attempted to leave the state. Questioning All Concerned
 The general trend or the investi- gation at this stage is to summon for questioning every person who had any connection with the house. hold of the Rev. Edward Wheeler HaIl Episcopalian minister of New Brunswick, whose body with that of his alleged sweetheart choir sing CT was found beneath a crab apple tree just this side of the county line in September 1922,
 Inspector J. J. Underwood of the Jersey City police force announced that he would return today to as- sist in the questioning. but 1t was unknown whether Senator Simpson would be here.
 Six witnesses were examined yes terday. Three of them were serv- ants in the Hall household at the time of the murders: Barbara Tough. maid; Marie Gildea, cook; and Peter Tumulty, gardener and chauffeur. The other three were Mrs. Minnie Clark. organist in Dr. Halls church; pr. William H. Long. 1 Somerset county physician; and Raymond Schneider, who discovered | the bodies.
 Was SOInIllDil }tJlONfCuSC
 Miss Tough declared that the in | timacy between Dr. Hall and Mrs. | Mills was "common knowledge" among his parishoners and was a frequent topic for jokes among the Hall servants. Those questioned | hitherto have denied this. Miss Tough said that on the morning the | bodies were found Mrs. Hall gave | her a pair of white silk socks with | instructions Wash these for him" These were the socks, Miss Tough | said, in which the stain rector was buried. Miss Tough also said that she heard Mrs. Hall answer the teleprone before word had come of the finding of the bodies, and that she heard her say. "The doctor IS out of town: don't tell me anything over the telephone"
 Mrs. Clarke said she had never known of any letters between the slain rector and his choir leader or of anything Tout of the way in the Hall household.
 Dr. Long denied that the written survey of the autopsy has disap- bearded, as others had said, He told of the failure fthe authorities ! to rope off the scene of the murder and of how clues were dstroyed by i, visits of curious persons.
 The testimony of the other three witnesses was given to Major Mark 0. Kinderllng and Captain Lamb after Senator Simpson returned to Jersey City, and was not made public.