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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1912

Page

2

Carnegie Library Prepares Seasonal Reference Aids

Timeliness in subjects of public interest and special seasons of celebration are to be special features of the Carnegie library work. Books on general discussion are to be collected for ready reference and lists of recent magazine articles on current events will aid seekers. A Christmas books lot with stories and entertaining ideas is shelved for seasonal use, and a library of clippings will be organized for year round seasons. A 1912 war map of Balkan nations has arrived with a list of related articles and related books placed on convenient shelves.

Carnegie Library

Sunday School Basketball League Formed in San Antonio

In a meeting at the Young Men's Christian Association building the Older Christian Boys conference discussed athletics in Sunday schools. Ten city Sunday schools attended and a plan was approved to form a Sunday school basketball league for ages 16 to 19 with weekly games starting Monday night. A committee led by A. H. Muir was appointed to coordinate teams, schedules, and venues.

Young Men's Christian Association San Antonio A. H. Muir L. A. Rock E. G. Johnson George Wheeler

Physical director at the Y M C A committee report due

A YMCA committee, appointed as physical director, will present its report at the meeting scheduled for the first Monday in January. The notice outlines the timing but not additional agenda details or participant names.

Christmas gift of 150 dollars for city firemen

Fire Chief Wright received a $150 check from C. H. Bencini general manager of the Alamo Oil and Refining Co to be shared by all fire department members. A accompanying letter praised the fire boys for saving the plant after a recent fire. The amount may be added to the firemen's relief fund.

Wright C. H. Bencini Alamo Oil and Refining Company Bencini Firemen's Association

Serna Will Filed In San Antonio Probate Case

The will of Ignacio F. Serna, an early San Antonio resident and Indian fighter, disposing of about $7000 in property, has been filed for probate. Frances Virginia Serna is named independent executor and left virtually the entire estate to her.

Ignacio F. Serna San Antonio Frances Virginia Serna

Cupid Says I Do Amid Rebel News in San Antonio

Miss Annie Wozasek of San Antonio wed William P. Simroth at 7:30 AM at 310 Matagorda Street Justice Bend. The couple left by Westbound Southern Pacific for a new life near Chihuahua where Simroth manages a flour mill, despite rebel dangers and travel risks reported.

Cupid Annie Wozasek San Antonio William P. Simroth Chihuahua Revvolutionista Frank B. Schmidt Matagorda Street Justice Bend Fisk

Bomb Proves a White Elephant in Dallas Saloon

Police in Dallas wonder how to handle a bomb found behind a Main street saloon last night. The fuse was only partly burned. Two locksmiths refused to move it. The device may be dumped in the Trinity River.

Dallas Tex Trinity River

Morgan insists open competition not required for railroads

J P Morgan testified that open market sale of interstate railroad securities was not essential and defended the value of voting trusts and fiscal agents. He said Morgan & Co. acted for steel and railroad interests, noted past underwritings, and argued that control from voting trusts supports corporate stability despite calls for broader competition.

New York Central Michigan Central Lake Shore Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Morgan New Haven Morgan & Co Untermyer Morgan House Maine Central Boston & Maine New York New Haven & Hartford Charles H. Mellen Mr. Untermeyer United States Steel Corporation Mr. Morgan Mr. Untermyer American Telephone and Telegraph Company Northern Pacific Southern Railway Voting Trust Morgen United States

Morgan voices stance on competition for money and credit

In a discussion on railroads and industry, J Pierpont Morgan says control over money and credit is possible even without rail monopoly suggests he prefers competition among banks to concentration. Untermyer questions the balance, while Morgan expresses favor for competitive banking. All interested in the welfare of the child are invited to attend.

Mr. Untermyer Mr. Morgan Christendom Untermyer Morgan

Burnett School Mothers Club Meeting Postponed

The Bur nett School Mothers Club will hold a postponed meeting Friday afternoon at the school.

Burnett School, Mothers’club

Abbey and Snyder Quietly Wed at Mother's Home

Miss Robbie E Abbey and J Alexander Snyder were married last night at the bride’s mother's residence 612 Indianola street. Justice Ben Fisk performed the ceremony. The couple will reside at 324 Refugio street.

Abbey-Snyder Robbie E. Abbey J. Alexander Snyder Indianola Street Ben Fisk Snyder Refugio Street

Condolence Resolutions Honored Nordhaus Family

San Antonio Maccabees Lodge passes a formal condolence resolution for E. S. Nordhaus after the death of his wife Mrs. Nordhaus a well known local figure. The document expresses sympathy faith and a request to copy the resolution into lodge minutes and forward to the Nordhaus family.

Maccabees Lodge E.s. Nordhaus San Antonio Knights of the Maccabees EK. S. Nordhaus E. S. Nordhaus Knight Nordhaus Mrs. Nordhaus

Camp Fire Girls to Meet This Friday

The next regular meeting of the Camp Fire Girls will be held Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Young Women's Christian Association.

Camp Fire Girls Young Woman's Christian Association

December D1 Watch Party and Entertainment Evening

A descriptive notice urges reservations for an upcoming December D1 watch party and unique entertainment evening. It provides contact numbers for reservations, listing old phone 1088 and new phone 673 for booking.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alamo Plaza Phil Wright Serna Will Hostetter The Banking House Steel Corporation Judge Gary George W. Perkins J. P. Morgan & Co Mrs. Satterlee National Bank of Commerce Bankers’ Trust Guaranty Trust First National Bank Bank of Commerce Chase National Bank National City Bank Liberty National Bank Chemical National Bank Astor Trust Imaue Electroliers Xmas West Commerce Newton, Weller & Wagner CO Vranja Uskub Mothers’ Club Condole ST. Anthony Fisk Company OF
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