The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 6

THE GALVESTON DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 25,. 1929. ELEVEN Real Estate for Sale- following of real eBtalo have boen filed lor record In tho of County Clgrk Oeorsc K. BiireeBfl: OalveMon Memorial ParX to F. Q.

Dantin, lot 233 In section ol tlie Galveston Memorial Park; Lcwli iJrumlcu to Mamie C. Cnrr el loU D36 and'637 of Clear Lako Shores- $10 and other considerations. Lcwn Krnwt lirunileti to Travln darner-and Albert Cramer, 20U, 270. an, 272, 273 of Clear Lake Enures; J10 and otber consldcratlonB. Ilobert C.

Chuoko to Mary Clmokc, ct ul part of the norttiweot quarter of outlet Lewis Krncit Hrumlou to Gerrnrd A. V. Dean, lots 8M and dM or Clear Lake Bhorta; $10 and other considerations. Fred C. Palid to Henry Kscliol Carter, lot' 10 In Pabst'8 special subdivision of ttu northeast quarter of outlot 108; SHOO.

W. T. Donoho and wife to C. D. Adrl- ancc.

block 173 of Denver Ucnurvcy; 5100 and other Hosklns Fouler to William J. Oulhrlc. lots 0, 7, fl and 10 In block except parts of loti 6 and 10 In block of Scott's Acre Home Addition to La Marque; 10 and other considerations. Charles Culver Wheeler to Balvatore H. Bevltacqua.

one-half of lot 20 In wheeler's tubdlvlilon, Bayou Shores; $10. Charted Culver Wheeler to Sadie Arlgo Bevllacqus. one-half of lot 25 In Wheeler's igbdlvision, Bayou Shores; $10. W. L.

Walker and wife to C. J. Walker, lot 221 out ol the 3ul( Coast Development Company's subdivision of the weal one-half of the Mary Austin league No. JV Galvcslon County: J10. Improved City Property BouullTully built nrt brick bungalow, oak floors tiled bath, five largo rooms, full lot, ffarnne, Real Estate for Sale Improved City Property Another B.

Wittjen Home in Cedar Lawn IB open for your Inspection today from .3 until 8 p. m. with Mr. Caldwcll In charge. Location: 4500 block on Avc.

L. This ia a real home and must be scon lo be appreciated. B. WITTJEN Home Builder-Realtor BOO Tnist BlilK. Phone Z30T.

FOR SALE Elevated cottage of 4 rooms bath, jaragc In basement, part corner lot, near 20th and only 52.300. Tenna nay be arranged. Now renting at 530 per month. 0. HERVEY, Eealtor-Insuroi 2120 AV11.

C. 800. NOTICE Whv not protect your resldeuco acuinst rilfcriiiK and Bobbery n-ith Jlcsidcnco Burglary Policy In the CENTURY INDEMNITY COMPANY A. HARRIS HURST, Agent 303 22il St. 1'hone 863.

FOH SALE Collntr, baUi uid KBruso: rerftlntcd mid pnptred: lull loU S310 Ave. O. Inquire 3201 Ave. NHs. A NEW BUNGALOW Five and breakfast nook, tlrictlr modernt garase; full lot; eood ftndc; No.

Ave. tlie urlro li reasonably It dc- 1'Iione olflcc for npjiulntment. WM. MURPHY, Realtor 418 Cuamnty I5tdc. Phone 007.

AVcst End location, und South front new G-room bunRli- loiv, hot water, hirRe eorncr lot, not fur from SUIh lind $5,000 wllb but $500 cnsh. Well built, 5-room south front bungalow, built for a home, owners must leave, see -172Z Ave. NM. Full lot, side drive to garage, fine Rroen lawn, garden in rear, Worth moro. Another new 0-robm bungalow, extra largo rooms, handsomely pa- nnrcd.

full' lot, $4,750, wllb but $350 cash, balance easy. HI US. K. D. SMITH A.

X. I. 1'bnnps 14fift-BI in. REAL VALUES BUNGALOW 5 largo rooms, cement sidewalks, jrarace. full uouth front lot, Suii' S3th ar.d Q.

Price CC.OOO, cush balance to suit. 40TH ST. OOHNER Near Avo. with 5-ruom cottage, bath, lartjo fc S4.GOU; terms. 2 LOTS Two 4-rooro cottages with bath; 0 4416-1R PK.

No icaHonnbln offer re-1 nun parlor downstairs, fused. i i IS17 17th 7 rooms; all conveniences; Kood nclKliborhood; very rcjiBonnblc. NEW BUNGALOW 4106 Ttt; 5 rooma; tiled bath, oak floorB. open fireplace, Rarage; full lot. J5.700; your own tormi.

SOUTHEAST CORNER 42rt and Avc. 2 full city lota, filled and curbed; J3.OQ. BKANI) NEW OF THEM IN THE AVEST END, NKVBK BKEN OCCUPIED. ALJ. STRICTLY MODERN AND IN NEIGHBORHOODS.

ATTHACTIVrc FBlCES WITH SMAJX CASH PAYMENT. PHONE 139 FOH APPpUJTMBNT TO LOOK THEM OVER. AJL-Bh-RT G. PABST. Mortuary Reports NOTJBD LAWYER W1CAD.

Sherman, April Head, former associate justice of the court of civil appeals in Texas and prmincnfc as a lawyer in Sherman for fifty years, dloa here tonight. Funeral services will be held here tomorrow. FFLUGHAUPT--Bronhum, April K. Pfiughaupt, 58, died Sunday at the family residence after being HI moro than a year. Funeral services held Monday afternoon, with Rev.

Arthur Painters, Pafierhangers PA-PEKING and painting. Flrat-clUB worlt uarantocd. given. Prompt ut- tntlon given all calls. Pbono BA.CBIFICE--FurnlBhlngi and leanc, 30- iom hotel; heart of city; dolnf good bual- caa; leaving.

For full particulars aee MH. WARWICK, llalson-ilyro Shoo Dept. ELECTRIC BATHS and masiaglng for omen only; nupcrvloed by Mm. A. Hos- Houri, 9 a.

m. to 0 p. m. or by appointment. 201B Ave.

H. Phone 6067. clally designed for each Individual. MRS. WALSH, registered tJpencer corsettore.

Phone 7865. Pieme phone mornings before 9 or late wenlnE" for appointment. Cleaning and Pressing J3OLLAR DAY at Toms every day; exclusive Hoffman hat renovatora In Uolvciton; one day iservlee. Plant owner. Phone 2750.

Hartmann, pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, officiating. He is survived by his widow and throe children, E. W. PflURhaupt and P.

C. Pllughaupt of Bronham and Mrs. Hermann Bethko ol Dallas; two little grandchildren, his aged mother, Mrs. August PflURhaupt ot Brenhain, and several brothers and sinters. HALE--Livingston, April services tor W.

B. Hale, prominent merchant- farmer of Camilla, were held from the family residence, with Rev. Will Ellis of Houston officiating. Interment was In the family burial Trinity Lodge, A. F.

and A. Livingston, with Masonic lodges from Shepherd and Cold Springs, had charge the ceremonial rites at tho cemetery. Five sons, Dick, Brady, James, Davis and Douglas, and three daughters, Mrs. Jack Murchlson and Misses Mary EHa and Bessie Hale, sur- plot. of vive the deceased.

PENNINGTON Conroo, Texi, April W. A. Pennlng- ton, 50, died at the local sanitarium from injuries received when apiece of flying wood struck him while working at a saw mill near Cleveland. Mr. Pennlngton died within a short'time after he reached the sanitarium.

PKAvy--Livingston, April services for Mrs. Julia Pcavy, 72, were held at the Methodist Church here Monday afternoon, conducted by Rev. I. T. Andrews, assisted by Rev.

R. A. Clifton. Burial was In Forest Hill Cemetery. The survivors are three sons, George Smith of Mineral Wells, Albert and Jett Smith of Livingston, and one daughter, Mrs.

James HORUO of Livingston. JOHNSON--Liberty, April body of J. E. Johnson, 47, is being held in the Dls- mukes undertaking parlors here as efforts ane being made to locate relatives. He died Friday night in a tent on Trinity River, in which he had mado his home for some Justice of the Peace T.

B. held the inquest and pronounced death due to heart failure. PAGE--Hempstead, April body of Mrs. J. J.

Page, 34, who died in a Houston hospital, waa returned here for Interment in the family burial plot in the Fields Store Cemetery. Services were conducted by Rev. House of Oakland, Tex. She is survived by her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe two sons, Robert J. and by Rili cot. uiev o'clock iral James Edward Page, daughter, Sarah Louise, brother. Allen Rlley; six sisters, Elmer, Vh'fflo and Ada Rlley, Mrs.

Tom Leachman! Mrs. T. Armor and Mrs. 'Kllas Land, all of Waller. ROMERO--Mrs.

Rosa Romero, 38, 2314 Church street. day evening at 7 o'clo Scaly -Hospital. will bo held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the funeral parlor of F. P. Malloy Son, Interment will bo In Calvary Cemetery.

Rev. Soto will officiate. FULLER--Funeral services for Mrs. Tummlc E. Fuller, 30, who died Tuesday morning at her residence, 1208 Thirty-first street, were held yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock from the funeral chapel of F.

P. Malloy Son. The body was taken overland to Houston, where Interment was mado in Forest Park Cemetery, wharc services wero In charge of the Houston Maccabee Jadge. She is survived by her husband, Roland C. Fuller, and other relatives.

JOHNSON Bowman Johnson, 33, who was burled yesterday afternoon at his homo in Mount Pleasant, Is a former resident of Galvca- ton and is'the brother of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hughes, 1518 Avenue and Mrs. E.

A. Loben- stejn, 1320 Avenue N. Mrs. Hughes, and Mrs. Lobensteln went to Mount Pleasant for the funeral.

Mr. Johnson died Tuesday at a Texarkana hospital from injuries received when struck by an automobile in Mount Pioasant. CLUBWOMAN FINDS TIME TO STUDY ENGINEERING By Associated Preaa. Kansas City, April clubwoman who Is a student of Shakespeare and the mother of five children Is studying aviation engineering here. Mrs.

W. C. Palmer commutes daily to Ktmsas City from her home In Independence, to learn mathematical Intricacies of stress analysis at the United States aircraft engineering school. Since her children grew up Mrs. Palmer set out to find a field where she might apply the mathematics she once taught In high school.

She has ample opportunity to apply algebra and calculus in computing load capt.cities of various parts of a plane. Sclilankey, White Douglas I Avenue i 107. FOR SALE At 3018 0, vi-ry Rood buy In fivo-ronm huncnJow, hath, till In Rood condition, KHI-HKT, full lot, and can Im iMitipht on vrry may u-rniH: MMO.OO. A iMMtnUful lionw of wvcn rooms, Imth. hurriuood iiiul nlga rtiln fliMirH, KrlKlduInt cooling system, MI a tfjilmidltl hoiitlni; plant; nf hollow tile connl ruction, beautiful yiinl, ilrivn, ftpluulid liny jit for terms and luuition MH! tlM, Ainu iui iiKsorttni'itt of Intd, rr-slrlctvd or imrentrlclrtl.

PABST REALTY CO. FOR SALE A nice comfortable cottage home, consisting of five rooms, bath with nun parlor downstairs, and two bedrooms upstufiu Garage and Jot of ground on No. 1205 Ave. I. For price and particulars aeo me.

A. J. HENCK Fhone 253 213 23d St A LARGE COTTAGE Northwest corner 28th and 1 9 conveniences, lot and a half of ground; garage, accommodations for several cars; servants quarters, a bargain at terms If desired. P. J.

BELLEW, Realtor annuity Hldg. I'liono filO. FULL I.OT. reilrlclefl; 4111 SJ.flOO.OO, Have other deilrnjilo iltei. W.

N. aiNN. Phone today. 3OT. WONBEHFOL duplex, walhlnR dlntancc ot town, nelcMmrhood of beautiful tiomri.

Aliftrtmcnt hai rooms rrntfd. Trier Phone Jlfifi3-ft27. encn on full city lot, uj.uU.tr l.o -st. 110? onnble termo; ncmr Unimproved Olty Property KO11 SALTS. Illttli lot, lido nVa brl.

Ui Jiml ncto.n Ihr atrrcl from pub- I'rtfc 1000.W)I tfnn, I I I I'XISTKK. llenltor EXTRA NICE EXCEPTIONAL HOMK POll BALK-Fficlnn touth. over lot of rrnuncl. tfrrucrd ynrtl. nwmn; 'i fine Rlaimrd-ln ilteplng 4 delightful hcrtroomi upitfilrni 4 nd imp iiuti iluw nilalrc liard- tiltJ butli, finrnKc for two can and lervanti Thli home nr.d the r-r)rc Mich (tin exceptional pu trim no.

rUKJJJ (l ron 8AI.T5 on J.KAPK: 8-ItOOM KKSIDKNCKi Suburban Homes i i A Vsth low nnrt KHrSKS: fiO 1'X I TO lot; All ntw interior. Kny lermi. N. ZINN. ORlvrMon.

GALVESTON'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF RELIABLE LIVE WIRES Antiques Druggists 413 20Ui St. YB ODDE S11OPPE Phone 3827 Hooked aiaw. GcMey Prlnti. KlllioueitH. Frencri fctchlnKS, Antiques bought and Apartments 'MODERN FUJINISHKD on UKt-URNIBlIED APARTMENT Ixtcattd 1409 J.

APPLY CARTER AUTO Phone 1240. Auto Body Repairing. TEXAS OABAO.B PHONE U3 BODY AND FENDER HEPALRS RADIATOR UEPAIHINO Auto Electric Service 8-Hour Battery erator. linlllori Berv.c». All Work ouiu-imiegd Auto Avt.

G. Fboni DAY OR NIGHT Look for With the Auto Painting HUIDT" 24tto and Cburcli Phoce 2798 AUTOMOBILE PAINCINO Authortifd "DUCO" yinlHiar TcEENE'S DRUG STORK 2002 H. Fhone PAE6CRIFTZOX DRUGGISTS Cream Perfumn Popcorn Candle Phone UB for Kccne Delivery Fish Markets O. B. UAR8AN CO.

IfflT Market St. Phones 3038-303B, FIBU, OYSTERS, SHRIMP Dreaied Poultry Vegetablei Deliver Florists OFFER. THE FLORIST 1819 Ave. M. Phone 1818.

Bay it wim and nay It with for all occMloni. Glass BOUT1IKRN GLASS MIRROR CO. 2213 Ave. 0. PbOflfl 1767.

BevellnK HMtfnc Auto Plate OlaaJi Grading P. K. HANSON IftOl Strnnd Phona 970 TRANSFER liouiehold and Orilcc Fumlturo Moved. Grading, Filling tind Boll Groceries Auto Supplies AUTO SUPPLY CO. 23d nnd O.

Phone 400. Complete Tire. Service, Auto Awnings E. H. HKNCK TENT AWNING CO.

U. Phone 1284. AWNINGS tlmt uty oiif cnii ic proud ff; It'fi nwnrr Imv- town. ELEOANTLY FUnNIPMKO; PIUCE I.KASK $175.00 I'fr mnnU). L.

C. JOHNSON CO. rHONK mfl Ml. AVK. K.

Bakers HOME With eight roortiH, two balhn, out- IIOUROR, garngf, ynrd; cun he uiicd as duplex; ample room on fiamc lot for home; In good condition; nnd it's yours for only $7,000. BELFI REALTY Realtors Guaranty Kldg. 2nO 1-Hfi I NEW BUNGALOW" Illl AVK Junt completrd; ioveiy i rooma, sun parlor, tile bath and drain board, hnrdwood floors, fireplace. Many iiuuntml hullt-ins and fine fixlurrn, Thla In a real homo, of fintHt mntcrlal 'and worknmn- Rhlp. Shown by a i A.

FORMAN, Realtor PI ION BRAND-NEW BUNGALOW HOME AT 4609 AVE. 2 MiniHiiiilly woll-hullt nud Inuttitl- fully flnlHhi(l 1 11 dn mid ml-- ttnh llonra, In (Irnlrnlttfi lonitlnn-- ihn jirlro Obiokena flAVE the bnby Olvc Jim Bour- Innd'i Whlt(i nmrrliofK Remedy In their mniih nnrt drinking wntpr. Clunrnntred. HTAIt DRUG BTORK. Dogs and Gate IK very rr.asnnuMo nnd tcrinn (o Hiill you.

P. H. PURDY IMinni'K Nu. OHOIOE HOMES It, hurf'Hlmv, rnsy 3MV 21nt, 2-ntory, Will Inl fir trmlo In nr ronl cnlato nolon ns priymeritfl, Iml- nnnn montlily Illtn ronl. BELL REALTY CORP'N 713 Am.

IIIH. Illtljr. rhnim 2030. RAltflAKi' in rrxunii. twn hftlhn, on J.

nnil trmrter croiiinl. Only M.SIVl. P'mnn 17.11. Tuft HAI.K ilino rnMi, tmlnnrc llltr i tfiltr-i tic 1 Mir. 1 And a i KliolM mul unllcd: if dcmrrd.

1'honn refiktrred hull pups cheap; buMdOKI. 601JtocKWood. Dalian. Tex. clipped now nt 1823 Avc.

C. Phone 4111. Bids Wanted AUTOMUHJLKB- lildR 111 will lie rrcrlvct! until 10 n. m. April 30th.

IflSO. for two niitomobllpn for tho uno of Ilif Thn nil torn o- hllcji (o he fully iMiHlppcrt; nlao one npnra for i tolnl cont of rnrh not to cscct-t) cnc thou-iand ($1.000) rtollarn. Thfl enrn now IINW! tiy HIP utierlfffi lo tie In ken In part payment. The county (Virnmlprilnnrm cnurl rnrprvffl tlifi nmtnl riKlitn. to tint nnrt ninrk thrm "AntomohllM." I.

rilKDKCKI. Cnunty Auditor. nrilvrntmi. ApHl Ifl, mile HcntliiK. hem lltrlilnR, 8c ynnl; pirotlnK.

luitton nn, plmllnc: rnll nnd deliver. Phoni IM, Al.TMAWH. K. DAI.VKSTftN A of rrnsonnWy prlrfil; COUME'S UA.KBRY 19il 1). I'liono 2940.

Kal "BUTTEU KRUS1 1 Bread ll'i Mude With Milk. Pirn and Pualrlea. Banks "CITY 11 NATIONAL BANK rcitivB UatikliiR IniUtuUon. Over JEjunt MUlluna. Barbers JOB Dl HAJtU.

BAJUJKR SUOP Kormerly Tremont Hotel Harlior fihop Lndleu and Children IUJr Uolililns New lucAtlon B20 TWENTY-THIRD ST. Batteries WAUCUll BATTERY SHOP 30lh aud Broadway. i'ftooe 3535 mplolo AutomoUve EUctrlo Service. Genuine Chain Hntterlea Better Service Wllfaout Xtra CMt." Beauty ANTON BKAUTV UpcclfiUtlnfi PGIULANtNT A1AHCELLINO 2d Floor Clark W. Tliompoon'a For Appulolmcnt Ptiyi Beverages WORKS 611 20Lh Phono 4SO "D1UNK DIl.

PKPPBU" Drink Bite, to Eat Also: All Carbonated UrinU Flavon. Boats 1'lionc UUO. Cruliiri, Kiirmnouu, Uklffa, Alrnftj, Johnian Oulttonnl Motors. Manne Enfilncn. acrvlcn on All j)utboard Motora.

Con tractor P. H. NEWUY 37M AVO. N'A. J'bonc 3880.

Cftnenter Work PnlntinK PnporhanilnK Prlcrn lleniannble on both Old nnd New work Dement Oonlrftotor n. HOUUKK 2005 CONTRACTOR mt. t'Udtcrlng. Htuooo Work EiUnmtnfl Cherrfulljr Olven Oloaners and Dycra TFXAP AND UYERB. 1003 I.

rhone 893. ECHO 11 in Mod urn Dry ClrBfilnfc nnd Dyelns CO. IS21 AVP. N. Phonn 2ftl llPinc nt ttff Hnnoirrs, ttrinrirm WholMnlB Hplcru, Kir.

MILTON McDOW 1201 Ave. K. Phono 1088. Uroceriee, Vegetable, Quioitne and liib. Nothing but ihv Beet Quality.

Courtcoui Ecrvkc Fait Delivery Hotels HOTEL BTIKLINO mer C. ptoM-n Commercial Hotel RATES J2.00 DOWN BpcclBJ Weekly Rnlei loo Oream Painters and Paperhangers FRED WIMHURST Jh. Shop: W22 Ave. L. Phone 503 2U11 Ave.

PUona 3325 Contractor Pointing, PaperhunElng and JAS. BEATS EUO, 2213 P. O. Bt. Phone HOT, WiUl Paper, Points and Qliui.

Ueaenl Contrcton ond Bulldori. Plumbers ROBT. voea 3017 Avo. P. Phone 2080.

PRACTICAL PLUMBER Eitimatcfl Cheerfully Olven. Repair Work a Specialty Printers.and Stationers THE AMERICAN PRINTING CO. 2018 Mrhet Ut. Phono Engravers, BUUoncn, Olflce Euppll Furniture jmd Filing Eiuirrnem FAIR TRAPPER AND HER CATCH NOLAN, WHEAT HIGH I AT HOUSTON Bowling 621. A.

Nolan, of the Galventon Kilts took the lead ho class A singles in the atatt at Houston Tuesda light. The tourney closes Sunday. Gasady and Wheat representing he Galvcston Recreation iraclicfllly clinched first placcTin ho class doubles with 1,071. Ca- ady took a liking to tbo Houston furnvcreln alloys and registered 18, the best score in -hie Ke. Alby Uocning placed in the, singles money with 562.

IELEASE TWO JABEDO OFFICERS UNDEB Norm a Rice, pretty 20-year-old Muroc, girl and her two (ilogs, exhibit their winter's catch of desert fox and coyotes. Mica Rice operated more than .100 milts of trap.lines. GUARDSMEN SEIZE LIQUOR CARGO (Continued From Page 1) DG a reasonable figure. This would mean 3,500 of the six-bottle packages. ie drums of alcohol aJso may be Included In the cargo.

The vessel will be brought to Pier 20 this morning at 9 o'clock vhcre the liquor cargo will be un- oaded and taken to States barge office. the United James F. Phillips, district cummandcr of the United States CoubL Guard, and Frank W. (juinn, superintendent of customs inspectors, wore investigating the case last night. The seizure was made by four coast guardsmen from the Pollcan WOMEN ARE STILL BARRED FROM EXCHANGE FLOOR By Associated Press.

New floor of the New York Stock Exchange is made of hard wood polished daily by thousands of shoe soles. At the end of a busy session, confctti-MUe ticker tape and heaps of paper scraps give the place a carnival atmosphere. But the resemblance to a ballroom ends there, for women are barred from the floor with as much enthusiasm as ever. "Stock trading- is a rough and tumble occupation oven on slow 3 said the old major, who knows more about Wall Street than anyone else. "Women are coming down here In greater numbers each made the trip Campbells Bayou in the fast picket boat of the coast guard.

After, taking the vessel in charge they towed it to the Pelican Spit station, whore it remained under heavy guard last night. They said they saw no one but Lara in the vicinity of the boat. Offered $10. "I was riahlng at Campbells Bayou yesterday morning when a man offered me- $10 to watch the boat," he aald In halting, badly broken English. 'T could not make $10 fishing, so I took the Job.

I ask him, 'What you got in that He say nothing!" watch ho toll me, 'You Just 'and wo Kadio RADIO SERVICE co. Phon Koliter, Fnda and MobawR Rndloi. nnd re pain. He waved an orm over the gallery railing anci shouted above the DOT: "You son that knot of traders. Those on tho edge are cvcry- thins but climb over the shoulders of tho others In order to reach the center of action.

You can't abolish rules of chivalry by any decree of the exchange's board of governors and that la the only way women traders ever could bo admitted to the floor," Eestauronts AVKNUE CAFE 310 2SUi. Phone SIS. OPKN DAT AND NIOUT Oootl Food Prepared Popular Prlrei Boofing GEORGE ROOKING Inc. 2411 Ave. C.

Phooe 10- Manufacturer! and Roofing muterlal. Contractor fur Snoll, Gravel HoofJnc. Hoof Painters OALVESTON ICE CREAM CO. tumtl til. Uien Day nnd Night Home of -K-R 1CK CREAM Insurance A.

HARRIS HURST 303 22d St. Plione 363. INSURANCE OF ALL. KlNDa Alao -Real Eitate, Rentnli and Bauds Jewelers i wolry fetore in Texdi M. SHAV A BONB 323 Tremont St.

Phono 1300, JEWELERS dlamondi, silverware, watches, a to. Kodak Finishing Any Blie i'tim Developed MOIUUS-CAKTtU PHOTO aUPl'LV CO. 2113H Pbona 743 Kodak Klniahtns at Rfgular Plioei. "THE 8200 Wo Ivory Soap and Boft Wnter Exclusively. Specialize on riimlly Loans, OUuF 1 INVESTMENT CO.

10Q City Not'l Bank Piione 413, Wa loan rauney on automobiles nnd buy nutoniobile paper, All trcnaactlfani Machine Shop VOIC.T MACHINE SHOP 2005 Mechanic. Phono lOli MnchlnUls Mnrlno ftnd Gcnernl Repairs. Mattress Manufacturers OAliVESTON UPHOLSTKJUNO CO. 3SU2 RU. Phone 171 Nonlutt nnd Inner SprlUK Mat- treiita.

Mftttrcesca made And renovated Carpets cleaned. Kine furniture and cuiu- lonv upholitorod. Meat Markets DAV1B JrtARKKT 2Xth aid Q. 0391. lAr tho Ueal of MKATS, SAUSAOE3, POULTRY, YARP KOOS FUMIGATING BKRVICE, INC.

703 U. S. Nat'l Bank Uldg. Phone 3407. Konate Will Mothproof Rugi, Furniture (for Clothing), Anything Mothi A Hcrv-lco Oi-arMDltrJ.

6AM COLLIER SON i-iiuno Roof Painters and Leak Expert Chimney Clcanora, All Worli uuaranteod. Screens Uullt-ln Cablneta LONE STAR PLANING MILL 361b Avc. U. Phuiio 260 BCREENb SCREENS 2331 F. Phono 141.

Manufacturers anil Jobbers, SHEET MKTAL AND ROOFING Shoe Repairing 330 Tremont St. Phono 1877. E. tipta, Prop. Bhoei Rebuilt factory Way.

WILL CALL iXIU AND DELIVER, Sig-ns "BUCHANAN" 218 Tremont. Pbone 765. "SIGNS" "Quality Plm Btrvlca'' Sporting Goock SCHUMACHER UUKSSlO 2223 Ave. C. Phono 1553.

Everytiiing in Sporting Goods 1VEK-JOHNSON BICYCLES FluhinK Tackle for Rent A. KalD, Proprietor 424 21 Plinnfi 2WJ. MERCHANT TAILORS Tile Contractor CAMP 2S05 37th. Phono OG4. Floor, Wall and Mantio Tike All Kinds of BaUiroom Acceaaories Carried lu tituck.

W. BOWEH THIS CO. fU2. '2'M and G. Gates Tires and Tubes.

Vulcanizing a specialty. tlrei boufiht eold. Opticians PATTKRSON TIRE AND REPAIR CO. Phone ir.X and II. WnnhliiK, Pollshlnc ana OrrnMnK.

Chntme and Pander TIRK A I I aboard eoveral times to see that ehc is not making any 1 did ao and am coming off in the skiff when the fast boat come and hall me. Then I know there be liquor aboard and jump Into the water imd try to swim iiflhorc." Officials luat night could not say what charges would be jircforrcc Lara today before Commissioner Hariltj, Should his story prove to be the truth there Is still ilic possibility that his Is a dcport- 1 able case to be handled by Immigration authorities. He sayH he has focon In tho country only a short time. He Is young, swarthy and stockily built. He comes from Italy.

The Elizabeth has been, boarded twice by coast guardsmen recently, but nothing in the way of contraband waa iound aboard her in citb- Instance. She has been anchored In Offata Bayou moat ot the time of laic. In converting her from a discarded pleasure crafc into a rum runner two 20-horsepowcr motors were replaced by two Lathrop high-speed engines of 100-horsepower each, or a power plant five times as powerful as her former ono. The seizure of tho Elizabeth is the largest since May, 1028, when two bis launches with large cargoes of liquor were seized at Seabrook on the eve of the democratic national convention at Houston. They wore the Lena nnd the Imperator.

The Elizabeth was sold some time ago by William L. Moody hnr former owner, to a man who Rave his address ns that of a postofflce box in Corpus and who said It would be used as an ejtcurnion boat. Customs records were not available last night to check up on her present ownrrshfp. The belief that the vessel laid In the bayou several days with cargo, or else picked It up from some Inland storage cache, was strengthened last night by word from the cnnat guard cutter Comanche that tho two patrol boats returning Tuesday night and yesterday morning: from gulf patrols had sighted no suspicious craft off Galvcston. Mcjdram Sloop.

Many Galvcstonlans last nipht wore wondering if the Elizabeth's nnrpo of liquor came from the eighty-five-fnot Mexican sloop seen off pulf coast last week. From 8:30 a. m. Wednesday, May 17, until lute the following day, coast guard patrol boats from Gal- vcston, had this vessel under sur. veitltincG.

When they left her Capt. H. W. Diorlnm nf the Comanche ex- rcssed the belief she was heading nek to Vera Cmz, her home port. Rumor had It that the totally unfounded story Ithc capsizing of the Hr.oppcr schooner Thistle was a fabrication hy hootlepjrers to divert coast guard nt tent ion from i Mexican craft.

The Thistle story waa spread Monday a week ago nnd she cnme Into port, a a sound, nt -1 n. m. on the morning the sloop itself was picked up. but not boarded hv const patrol boats. Cnpt.

Dlorlnm, however, declared that his men were searching for the Mexican sloop even before the Thistle rumor started. "We went out her nnd we found her," ho said. The Gutierrez Zamorn was picked up brtwoon Trlnltv shoals nnd Cnl- casicu Pass. Louisiana. She was "supposed" to either a rum runner or a Mexican filibustering craft with or a arms.

RKSCUJC TWENTY PERSONS ALONG ILLINOIS LEVEE By AMoclatcd Prcaal Qulncy, 111., April Twenty persons marooned on a levco along the South Qulncy gardens by Transfers Phnne J32P MOVING KiirntiurB packing Shipping KRUKOKK OPTICAL CO. 317 Ct. Opt nmfir.oli Rcpnlr Wtir'n DOIM I'lumpliy Kyen From aiar THE OALVESTON DAILY NEWS, I 75c Tcv Month. ournamcnt day Jy; Associated rreis. April lernandez and Raymond J.

"jarcdo police officers, indicted murder of Harry Wlllianuj) icwspaper man, have been under $3,000 bond each. Date fg? trial has hot beeirset. Williams, reporter for the Laredo Times, disappeared Jan. 19. ody was taken from the '-Rio Srande Feb.

18. The officers we're ndicted last week after an Inyes- igation by the Webb County grand ury. By Associated Preas. New York-- Due largely to a iharp-faU- ng off In trading In some of the npecuia- Ive convertibles, the bond market come of its recent briskness today, bur iclil He gain on investment buying of 'tt- ccted rails, Industrials and utilities. day's sain dropped below Jg.OOO.OOO..'.'.

While money rates remained stationary. he United Mates government Ismcs turned BOH in the late trading after their it the last two weeks. Thin was Indicative if a general tendency for the tnarKet'B nte recovery to slow down most, that when prices touched ne lowest levels since 1020 late In March has been taken up with the easier redit and better In the foreign division, tment demand. rnt loit rallied fractio nally, larently In reflection or optlmlem overjl i rations negotiations and the Intcrna- Implications ot tht United 1 DOVC for a cut In naval armament. British government and German Republic 1 tindnr neciimtilntIon.

i i While trading in the mill .1 comparison with broad demand, buylnK'wns strong enough to icna i Renernl -Is, which potnt, anor other obligations to rvctB. Chesapeake i rcrund.r ng A on a lunover of 141 bonds; gained ncnrly a point. Frlico 4Wa, n. recent favorite among the Junior Isnues, advanced within a fraction of Ita year'i High, a rcciitiL rlee of moro than 1 points, im aalca of 17(1 bonds. Bt.

Louis Southwestern SB, Southern Railway Issues, and such convertibles an Atchlson 4 and New Haven also were houfjht. Denver te HIo Grande sold up morn than 3 The'miBceHaneous convertibles were IrrtK- ilar, with price movements narrow. North cement OWs, carrying stock pur- were the strongest Jn.the vlth gain O.f, 4 A. wrnk apol In Hie was AJax Rubber fund which drooped more than 0 points on sale of two bonds. THE ROM) HABKET.

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