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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1922
Page
11
Oh Boy Jr and his father bring joy to San Antonians as the baseball season starts. They distribute presents to youngsters and adults, urging readers to send in names for recognition in the Oh Boy pages.
Fragmented notice reads names and addresses inviting recipients to the office of The Light to collect items. Mentions a Babe Ruth baseball cap and a fielder's glove as collectibles or rewards. Names include Warry Schneider Richard Carter Harry Miller and locations 190 Bowie Street Cone Cherry Street Fmnhurst.
A garbled notice in The Light describes an order for Wack ing House Maxiots tied to a fundraiser. Names and ages appear, with addresses and a contact at 120 Bowie Street. a Mrs York is sought at 008 Averum. Readers are asked to contact Mr Tight or Mr Hessler for details.
Fragmentary note describes Oh Boy sending calls to boys and their families in San Antonio to bring names and addresses for gifts like baseball bats and balls. Mentions Walter Lan wig and Harry Miller among others, with directions to The Light and a request for boys to visit or be contacted tonight.
A large sale at the St. Anthony Hotel exhibition saw nine modern automobiles purchased by visitors, marking a record for the venue. Buyers included A. O. Perron of Overland, Cope, Gurl of McIntosh, and N R Rhiner, with vehicles from Maxwell Packard and Lincoln brands.
Rev A C Dusseau, longtime San Artzonia resident and former chaplain with the Wilduat Division, is named to replace the late Father Ryther J H Kifi at St Marys Church in San Antonio. He will assume duties immediately after years as an assistant and priest. The San Antonio parish is among the citys largest Catholic charges.
A garbled report mentions the Rudow Lary Motor Company providing a Wupmobiled cold to a group including Taner Malone and a Chandler. It references Lieut A Wondruft and a radio conversion planned as a feature of a program, with several unreadable names and places.
Tuesday night program moved due to Camp Travis officials lacking required receiving set. Edward Mew Kensle performs bass solos to warm reception. Hudson coach debuts publicly in San Antonio alongside Essex. numerous makes shown. Car displays grow to about 60 with entries from Chevrolet Dodge Overland Studebaker Lincoln Nash Franklin and others. Show runs through Wednesday night with a 12 panel display and entertainment planned including Mrs G B Guitar as soloist.
Ultaga April 1 Lawyers are key in suppressing crime said Menry Darrel Chicago Crime Commission official at the American Bar Association meeting. He claimed citizens blame courts and show little faith in judges as data from Cook County and Joliet show few murder defendants receive penitentiary or reformatory sentences while many are placed on probation or released on personal bonds. He argued the legal system favors defendants and highlighted probation and parole as tools shaping crime outcomes.
A speaker cites that 216 more criminals were sent to prison than last year, lamenting softened sentiment toward outlaws while contrasting dismay among responsible citizens with crook-friendly sentiment in public discourse.
Fran ce Wobb, counsel for track and shop laborers, argues to the United States Labor Board that wage cuts would degrade families of 500,000 workers. He cites workers receiving about 10 per month with a 20 percent past cut, adding scientific studies show twice that is needed to sustain a household at a minimal level. The board is urged to resist further reductions and protect basic living costs.
A description of a pretty assortment including shaped collars and cuffs, solid vestees, pongees, and Crean net vestees with a body and waternight collar noted in the listing.
Fragmentary remarks argue that current wages fail to provide proper nutrition for children and push low-paid workers toward moral decline and higher infant mortality. The speaker asserts a wage increase would not cause wholesale infanticide and labels the situation unacceptable in civilized society.
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