Connie Quizzes Garson About Himself
Connie Calserk a wealthy society firm learns she has a half sister in poverty in New York. Connie breaks her engagement to handsome Peary when opposition arises. Kitty loves to live with Connie. Numerous appointments follow as Kitty confides in Connie. Connie uses her phone to reach old friend Gatson. Thuke arrives to Calvert and refuses to intervene in Kitty's romance. Connie entices Duke, who hints at learning more about her if she agrees to help.
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Connie Bets On A Dangerous Spark At G arson Estate
Connie finds herself drawn to Duke Garson as she visits his house with Mrs Calvert. The scene hints at flirtation and risk, with Connie balancing bold desire against fear of social consequences while navigating a lively, unfamiliar host environment.
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Tracy
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Lore
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Stamp Fan 19 Receives King's Picture from Romania
In a quirky exchange, stamp collector Walker, stationed at the post, received a portrait of King Carol I of Romania from the king’s private secretary Dimitrescu in response to a request for stamps. Walker forwarded letters to various royalty and officials, with 40 stamps accompanying the reply.
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Alt. Walker
Clpry
Ofrr
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Carol 1
Rumayia
Dimitresel
George
England
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Salvader
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Elizabeth
T. Cosgroves
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Gie King
Dimitrescu
Omer Walker
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Romania
A. T. Walker
Aransas Avenue
Slaughter House Fine Paid for Permit Violation
Sam Tevingon at 487 Fast Comeneree Street was fined $10 in Core Corporation Court by Judge A Ta Bint Tock for operating a slaughter house without a permit. Fritz Meyer, city health inspector, charged Jerinson with slaughtering and selling calves without inspection or permit. The fine was paid.
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Sam Tevingon
A Ta Bint
Fritz Meyer
City Heart Inspector
Jerinson
Circus Night at Junior Chamber Meeting at Taza Hotel
The junior chamber of commerce will host Circus Night at the Taza hotel Tuesday evening with city children in attendance. The recreation department provides the entertainment. Aady Uertzbers will speak. The board of directors met recently at the Gunter hotel with Kuzor Sales present.
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Taza Hotel
K. J. Liner
Atlee
Aady Uertzbers
Meidry
Gunter Hotel
Kuzor Sales
De Molay Alumni to Host Evening Dance Event
The International De Molay Alumni organization plans a dance for members at St. Anthony’s Hall marking the start of a yearlong series of activities. Officers Jack Aline and Johnsen coordinate, with WeNzen helping secure invitations and related details.
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Internation! de Molay
SL. Anthony
Iack
Aline
WeNzen
Friterwily
Intmou J
Johnsen
Nd Ademe
FALOE AGENT CHARGE FILED
A man identified as Curry faced a charge of falsely representing himself as a prohibition agent and was arraigned before United States Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart on a bond set under $1000. The complaint alleges unlawful entry during a search of premises at 1147 Lealateoct on November 38, in violation of state and federal law.
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United States of Aiuurion
Curry
Reserve Officers Ordered on Duty in San Antonio
Lieut Cal Me Michelson and Jernmstar reserve from San Antonio have been ordered to arrive for duty for 74 days starting January at Randolph Field. Assignment involves constructing quatsurasier at the base.
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Uaz
Jernmstar
San Antonin
Hondolph Field
General Cochen Granted Four Month Leave
General Cochen commander of the Third Brigade at Fort Ham Houston receives a four month leave starting December 20. Brig. Gen. Frank Cochen, noted for service at Fort Ham, is granted absence as reported in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith of Dilley took several days away for shopping in San Antonio.
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Cochen
Fort Ham Houston
Mee
Harolf Smith
Dilley Spont
Antonie
Col Pennell at Fort Sam Houston
Col Pennell and Lieut Ralph McT. Penneil of the general staff corps arrived at Fort Sam Houston. He is named assistant chief of staff for supplies G-4 at Eighth Corps Area headquarters. Major John T. Melane will complete his tour as assistant chief of staff for training and operations with the Third Infantry January 2.
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Penneil
General Staff Corps
Hima
Fort Sam Houston
Eighth Corps
Pennell Hima
Llowan
John T. Melane
Designeed Ax Aezistamd
Fizhit Corps
Beauquarters
Ladd Takes Party on Hunting Trip
Ladd leads a hunting party into the Winter Garden district. The group includes U S District Judge F Kennamer of Tulsa, district clerk I Warkeld, and Jack Liewellyo, manager of the Winter Garden colonisation organization. They visited Tudge DuVal Weet in the week before traveling to Calatins to serve as agents in the Ladd move.
Prominent Chicago Visitors Stay in City Holiday Season
Among the notable guests in the city are Harvey T. Hill and his wife from Chicago. executive vice president of the Chicago Stock Exchange Mrs Hit and bee mother spent the winter, with Mer y TM and Chirintraas also noted as visitors.
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Dirs
Harvey T. Hill
Chicago
Chicago Stock Exchange
Hit and Bee
Mery TM
San Antonio Light Presents Christmas Carols in Municipal Auditorium
The San Antonio Light will present a Christmas carols program in the municipal auditorium directed by Professor Davin L. Ormesher. The performance features English carols, a main quartet from the First Baptist Church, and soprano Aubrey B. Ing. It aims to revive old fashioned carols and will be broadcast in The Light on Christmas Eve. The program lasts about 60 minutes starting at 11 p.m. with extensive trolley connections arranged for attendees.
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Portic
Christ
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Englanit
ETSA
Willys
Avain Quisfolénj
FBL
Seeviers
Aubrey Bing
Antonio Singer
Billie Roberts
Ty Ninict
Uriesbre
England
Ormesher
Theosophy Talk on Women’s Influence in San Antonio
Theosophy subject Woman’s tall Mrs Dan FL Connor will address the San Antonio Branch Alliance at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs Erich P Fay in East Craig Place. The talk, titled What Is Theosophy, aims to inspire local Christian women with core blended beliefs.
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Theosophy
Dan FL Connor
San Antonio
Alliance E Unilocinna
Cheritian
Erich
P. Fay
Craig Place
David L. Ormesher Leads Special Chorus of Carols
David L. Ormesher serves as choral director for a special chorus of carols. The program includes seasonal selections and aims to spread holiday cheer through a musical performance.
Dinner in the garden echoes a complex romance
In a moonlit courtyard the center offers a sunken tile pool and Japanese koi as Connie and Garson discuss marriage and past loves. Connie admits longing for Jim, while Garson questions her regard for Wim and the idea of wedding. The scene ends with Connie promising to share more tomorrow.
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Garson
Janrzying
Tracy
Connie
Garsor
Ian
Wim
Jim
Tenth Avenue
Kitty
Beauty Brevities From Helen Tollett Health and grooming tips
Water aging and hair care myths are examined with methods using combs and drying, plus cautions about finger joints from chalky deposits. Exercises, massage with cocoa butter, and breathing motions are suggested for the hands and bust, ending with a note on chest expansion and posture.
Untitled Local Notice From The Evening Light Era
Fragmented readable lines indicate a 19th century local notice about a newspaper item in The Evening Light and a publishing stance. The text references San Antonio, oldtimers, publication dates, and a weekly price, hinting at ongoing political ties and a reformist agenda without clear specifics.
Warning of Divorce Sparks Chesterton Views Series
The Light prints the first in a series on divorce laws featuring Gile bert K Chesterton. He argues divorces destabilize marriage as a contract, questions strict laws, and warns prohibition could widen illegality, urging nuanced reform within state and national frameworks. He discusses economic and social impacts and contrasts religious stance with civil governance.
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the Light Today
Gilebert K. Chesterton
Ege Fish
Uoutecrsel
G. K. Chesterton
Talvereut Service
Unusual Liberal Divorce Debate Prompts Faith Bald Win Views
A brief note in tomorrow's Light highlights an upcoming article continuing a discussion on liberal divorce laws. It previews Faith Baldwin, author of Alimony, and outlines the debate's central themes and counterpoints.
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Faith Baldwin
Stimson halts Communist probe of solons
In Washington on December 10, Secretary Stimson ordered a halt to a House committee inquiry into communist activities after his refusal to allow a State Department official to testify in public session. A. Dana Hodgdos, head of the visa office, objected to the testimony.
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Washington, D. C
House
Stimson
State Department
Dana Hodgdos
College to Teach Domestic Bliss Course
A college will offer a course titled home relationships at Town State College next February, focusing on family life and interpersonal duties. Dee Toye, reported as a suspected wife, is noted in the article as part of the domestic education discussion.
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Dee
Town State College
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