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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
4
A RISD relief fund for boys was presented at a Wednesday luncheon. Approximately 800 dollars were noted for educational work in San Antonio. The meeting featured dancing by the School of Dancing and was led by ML Griff, president, who outlined the committee’s plans.
A fragmentary report notes Molnar presenting himself as a journalist. The text includes garbled phrases and unclear locations, making specifics hard to determine. The piece references a person named Molnar and mentions journalism activity amid chaotic wording.
English actor Patrick Sumner known as Pat Somerset and his bride Shelby Dobson Worrall were arrested after a late night party to celebrate the wedding. They were released after pleading not guilty to intoxication charges and their trials set for later. Somerset, previously married twice, faced a tumultuous personal history amid the Hollywood incident.
Maj. Gen. William D. Connor will head the Army War College. Lieut. Col. Edy Easterbrook becomes chief of chaplains. Col. George Gibbs to be west coast signal officer. Brig. Gen. Thomas Donaldson promoted to major general to relieve Connor. Col. Abraham C. Lott will command Eighth Infantry brigade at Fort McPherson.
Freight rates on package moves from Southwest points to northern terminals are being compiled and will be mailed in the latter part of the week. Austen J. Hunter head of the State and Federal Market News bureau in San Antonio says reports will list rate signs reduced from the 100 pound ratings to bushels and carts for shipper convenience.
The Bexar County Medical Society will hold its regular meeting Saturday night in the medical library building at Lexington and North Street Mary. Louis F. Clerk of Philadelphia will be principal speaker and Dr. H Leslie Moore of Dallas will also address the gathering. The meeting night was changed from Thursday to Saturday.
International News Service reports former Yale halfback Maurice Flynn leaving Hollywood after a long career and movie work. He claims plans to fix things at Northwestern Colorado and hints he may not stay long in the public eye.
Berlin report says General Elieh Dulendorf lashed Free Masons Jesuits and Jews at a Trennenberg federation meeting. He claimed they robbed Germany of free victors and said he tried to avert the war by every possible means.
John McCormack, famed tenor, sailed on the Aquitania last night to spend his first Christmas in twenty five years with his parents in Monastercyin County Kildare Ireland. He planned to return to America in February with Mrs. McCormick and their daughter Gwenlayn.
Katy R Hopkins assistant to the president of the Katy railroad at St Ennis leaves for San Antonio on Tuesday night bound for Houston on a short business trip.
Ad touts California Fig Syrup as a harmless fruity laxative for infants and children. It claims to ease stomach ache, feverishness, and constipation within hours without griping, and urges buyers to ensure the bottle is made by the California Fig Syrup Company.
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