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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1930

Page

12

Sisters Pledge Friendship and Intrigue in New York Tale

A wealthy girl faces pressure from underworld figure Duke Garson seeking a ransom. Connis protects Kitty by bringing her into a shared home. Jim Tracy’s engagement falters as danger and scandal loom while they navigate betrayal and survival in poverty.

New York Nitty Duke Garson Trie Cannie Connis Kitty Connin Jim Tracy Jimalla Conta

Now Go On With The Story Chapter XXI

Connie worries over Kitty and Jim Tracy as she contemplates intervention to stop a possible romance or marriage. She believes Jim’s deceitful charm could ruin Kitty and Connie’s life, while Calvert money and family status complicate the risk. The passage ends with Connie resolving to watch and act if needed.

Connie Kitty Jim Tracy Jim Soren Abe Shoul Connie Rrasom Lim Counle Merinus Evryone Tod Perhapw

Mrs Drought Asks Hoovers to Attend Palace Fete

Mrs Drought seeks attendance of Hoovers and high officials at the dedication of the old Spanish palace in San Antonio on March 4. Senator Morris Shepard and Mrs Shepard escort her, with invites extended to King Alfonso of Spain and the Mexican ambassador Ortiz Rubio.

Moorer Firet Indy Garcence’s Wort Trenry Drought Croucbt Morris Shepard Shepard Alfonso Spain Mabarsador Cobures Ortiz Mubie Drought Bayor C. M. Chambers San Antonio Washington, DC

Edinburg Band Inspires Citywide Support in Concert

The Edinburg Ned Shit band, billed as the largest and judged top, drew 2600 San Antonio listeners at the municipal auditorium on Sunday. The event, sponsored by the city federation of Women’s clubs, featured Mrs F U Careen of the basic department urging the group’s San Antonio trip, and sponsors paid travel expenses. George Hurt directed. Miss Allee Masfielt chaired the concert.

Edinburg San Antonio Tas Ecrich Mrz. F UL. Careen National Federation of Women's Clubs Cloneley Tobin Gilg Myra Schnichen

Auto Crash Leaves Three Injured In Los Angeles

Three people were hospitalized after weekend crashes in Los Angeles. Mary Takes, 02, of 141 West Commerce Street, suffered serious injuries when struck in front of her home and is at Robert Brecon Hospital. Brerett Thnsrad, 27, of 227 Nacor doches Street, sustained cuts and facial injuries after a truck hit a car at North Flores and Houston. Felipe Madrigues, 5, of 122 Arlene Aircel, treated for a broken leg after being backed into by a driver in a garage.

Mary Takes West Commerce Street Robert Brecon Hospital Brerett Nacordoches North Flores Houston Felipe Madrigues Arlene Aircel M Garage Sunder Alteradiun

Stove Explosion Wounds Seguin Man

W. On. Allsworth, 85, of Seguin, was burned on the hand when an oil store exploded there Saturday. He was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital Monday.

W. ON. Allsworth Seguin Hanila Robert B. Green Finspital

New Officers Quarters Urged at Fort Sam Houston

Senator Morris Sheppard urged Congress to back new officers quarters at Fort Sam Houston to house officers now in Argonne Heights frame structures and rented San Antonio homes. He warned morale would suffer if the Army post cannot provide proper homes and noted plans for fifteen quarters at Port Ham Blouse Low are insufficient for all officers without permanent post housing.

Fort Sam Houston Congress Morris Sheppard Wort Sam Houston Argonne Heights San Antonio Fort Sea Houston Srpalor Sheppard Army Post Park Sam Whselon Hoo- Wolph Field

Grocery Store Looted in Series of Thefts

Thieves entered a side window at Mrs. Van Potty Jr 110 East Tosewood Avenue and stole clothing. A similar entry hit Wing Chong grocers 1004 Fat Lummeree Street with about 100 boxes of cigars taken. Dogs stolen from 221 West Poplar. A Turkey thief attempted to steal chickens at Mrs. J. B Vorno 20 Crosby Street but fled.

Sromen Mrz van Potty Jr Tosewood Avenue Wing Chong Grocers Thieven G. Nuugehuta West Poplar Huller Trilon Swift and Company Luena Vista Me Inn Mra. J. B

Planes Leave Kelly With Grid Players

About 30 planes from the Tun attack group departed Kelly field Monday morning under Major Davenport Johnson to Galveston. The fleet carried the Fore Creekett football team for Sunday’s game, with Johnson in command.

Kellsfield Galveston Davenport Johnson Fore Creekett Sunitay

City Band to Play in Denver Heights

Denver Heights plans a city band concert under the direction of Bigar VA. The event will be at Denver Weights Park on the evening of 7:10. Local residents are invited to attend.

Denver Heights Reelinn Bigar VA Wit Ray Denver Wrelock

Seientlig Society of San Antonio to Elect Officers

The officers and governing board of the Seientlig Society of San Antonio will be elected at the annual general session in the Stevens building. Edward W. Ueusinger, chair of arrangements, presides. Avery To Cushugy serves as secretary and will oversee serving of refreshments after the meeting.

Seientlig Society of San Antonio DS Iy Tueedas Stevens Edward W. Ueusinger Avery Cushugy

Officers Ferrying Planes Visit Eight A. F. Four

Officers ferrying planes from the west coast to their fields visited Nelly Field Mondas. Capt GW McIntire, recently stationed there, now with the National Guard at Toston, First Lieut GC M Cummings with the Army Guard at Cleveland, Ohio, and First Trent J M Webster with the National Guard at Hartford, Conn, are ferrying 10-94 back east. Capt A Be Jacobs, on duty at Washington, is bringing a training ship to his home base.

A. Be. Tacobs Washington

Danforth Air Tour Heads to March Training Stations

Brigadier Governor Hexles A Danforth commander of the air corps training center and aide RW Douglass left Kelly Field on Monday for March and Stockton, California, to join other officials visiting training programs.

Govoernr Uhexles A. Danforth Opner Andley Air Corps Noth Newt RW. Douglass Kelly Mareh Flelin Analifornia

Detective Manley Fitch to Wed Miss Maite Flarden

Detective sergeant and radio announcer Manley W. Fitch will wed Miss Maite A. Flarden of 523 Ron E Koregah select Monday night. Rev J. Dy Robinson of Riverside Baptist Church will officiate at the bride’s home ceremony.

Manley VW. Fitch Sercnant Maite A. Flarden Koregah J. Dy Robinson Niverside Baphet

Woman Sprains Wrist in Roosevelt Park Tennis Court Accident

Gladys Cos of the city park department sprained her wrist Monday after a fall at Roosevelt park tennis courts Sunday afternoon. She was reported to be injured but in stable condition.

Gladys Cos City Park Department

Filling Station Man Fends Off Bandits at Invermoza Gulf

An attempted armed hold up at the Gulf Filling station on Invermoza street failed when a station attendant slammed a door on the would be robbers. The incident, reported incompletely to police, left the attacker injured and the attendant shaken with no further details available.

Gulf Invermoza Street Friburg Amadag Nishi Ao Patroman Pou Shen Poker

Baptist Bible Glass Elects Officers At Haplint Temple

The Haplint temple elected officers with Tesse f. elvington as nom al teacher and TH J. Cornive as president. Voting also produced TL AL Moore as vice president, H. S. Taylor as second vice president, Paul Lockhart as third vice president, Willing Proples as associate secretary, and WB. Gries as treasurer.

Tesse F

Council Approves 90000 to Pay Off City Bills

City council approves transfers and payments totaling 90000 to cover merchant bills damages and fees. Items include 1029 general fund transfers 32001 telephonerelated master in chancery fee and widening works plus a 250 payment for creek conce tion and a 5400 fund transfer within general accounts. A five pound patito is presented by Log1 Floamer with a note about a child farm near Medina City.

Tsien Roare Mercoutiell CiteGonteal Bank General Fund Joseph Dibrett Tn Street Concepcion Creek Wan Lea Patito Floamer St. James Atreet Anturlay Childs Hugo Yam Medina City

Women Find Negro in Room During Alarm Incident

Mrs Ay G. Knibbe and Bliss Margaret Cloonan woke to a noise as an intruder entered their room early Monday. A large Negro, about 100 pounds, was seen with a torch by the door. He fled after a moment, leaving Mrs Knibbe and Miss Cloonan shaken. police have not established a motive.

Mra Ay G. Rnibbe Bliss Margaret Cloonka Nolan Ettcol Miss Cloonan Nound Dies Cloonan Mre. Knibbir

Man Who Steals Bibles Is Jailed

A man accused of stealing Bibles was jailed after a struggle with officers following a report from Ivana. The suspect allegedly rented a family home, then moved through three homes in the area before being confronted by Officer W. T. Unever and others, who detained him after a brief altercation.

Ivana Charles Mason San Marcos W. T. Unever Eruch Broul

Beretta to Attend Air Law Conference

Jack Heretia of Mem Antonia Texan governor of the National Aeronautic association and GC Fy Smith of Dallas general morsger of the Southern Air Transport company will represent Trineat at the national conference for uniform regulatory air law in Washington Tuesday. Result of the conference will be relayed to Governor Dan Maly by Tieretta upon his return to the city December 20.

Jack Heretia Mem Antonia National Aeronautic Association Fy Smith Dallas Morsger Southern Air Transport Company Trineat & National Conference Washington Tresultas Dan Maly Tieretta City

Negro bandit robs owner and fires pistol at gas station

A Negro bandit stole a pistol from a car at a gas station near Trot Wells Southard and the Goliad road, then forced the driver to pull to a nearby yard where a mob robbery occurred. The victim Albert Cameras, of Poti Texas, was robbed and beaten. Police reported other robberies including a man beaten and robbed on Monterey and Concho streets, and a woman bandit stopped and searched near 702 Laal street. Two youths were confronted by Francisco Gomez who subdued them after they attempted to attack him. A separate incident involved a shooting at a group of men that fled.

Albert Poti Texas Inckeren Casseras SY Robbens D. J. Ryn Dallas Monterey Concho Streets Robert 14. Green Hospital Moreno North Banc Row Avenue Jim Pilmoier Arbor Place Wes Tom Tilmiec Merlenns Colorado and Marlin Streets Sefton Prince Williame East Crockett Street Pam Francisco Gomez Garaa Street Gomez Pred Dacis Rogers Street sal+iers Detce Mat Delaile

Nelson to Speak at Optimist Meet

Nelson will address the Optimist club Wednesday at noon at the Br. Ambony hole. Dydier Cummins and Mies Mar karet will provide the entertainment. John Hope, club secretary, to be master of ceremonies.

Nelson Br. Amibony Dydier Cummins Mies Markaret Dintu John Hoope Ceremarien

Fragmented Banta Monica Scribbles on College Game

A garbled report from S-W'n mentions a Methodist team and college play. The text contains numerous unreadable words, implying a disrupted summary of a sporting event with references to draws and fans amid poor legibility.

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