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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1931
Page
12
Miss Louise Matthies will head a special gem tagging tasers program for working girls at the Denver Recreation Center on Tuesday, announced by recreation supervisor Miss Mary Wilson.
A dated advertisement appeals to women suffering nervous prostration and “female weakness” urging use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief. It claims fifty years of aid, promotes a tablet form, and encourages visiting a local druggist.
Federal Judge DiVal West remains authorized and called upon to continue service in the western district of Terns through written orders received Thursday from Judge Nathan Tivron. The order notes West was retired and that he may perform duties as he is willing. Local attorney J. J. McMillon is expected to succeed West sometime in December.
In Mercedes Texas the city adopts a new charter with a vote of 21 for and 148 against. Mayor F.E. W. Katey says the charter takes effect immediately and includes a tax of up to five mills for chamber of commerce maintenance and operation plus a municipal band act for charity purposes.
Friday night program at the Bexar County Juvenile Home features the Regular meeting of Junior Optimist Clubs No 1 and No 3 with two cartoon illustrated talks by Raind Milory, official cartoonist for the Senior Optimist Club in San Antonio.
Valley Shippers announce a meeting to elect officers with the election to be conducted Monday night. Secretary J J Welles notes the event and urges members to attend as the group confirms its leadership and upcoming actions.
International workers congress reports 500,000 workers in Spain have halted activities awaiting government action. Road closures loom if government does not concede within 15 days.
Out-of-town protests gathered at the chamber of commerce this week over arrests deemed unnecessary for technical drivers license violations. Walter J. Jones of Jourdanton, lawyer and state representative, cited a case where a truck operator with a 10 license faced a 44 fine for a license issue, highlighting alleged misuse of arrest powers by deputies and stations for routine violations.
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