Mail Wagon Driver Injured in Street Car Collision
A mail wagon driven by Juan Arillana collided with a street car at the Houston street and Alamo plaza intersection at 10:30 last night. The driver was taken to Santa Rosa hospital with injuries whose extent is not yet known. Wounds were dressed by Dr. L M Weinfield at Fischer's drug store.
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Juan Arillana
Houston Street
Alamo Plaza
Santa Rosa Hospital
Fischer’s
L. M. Weinfield
Demosthenes Debating Society Opens Education Row
A school debate at Main Avenue High School on compulsory education ended with the affirmative winning led by Shelton Crain and D Hunter. Negative debaters were Ned Jordan and E King. The event was part of a regular Demosthenes Debating Society meeting.
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Texas
Demosthenes Debating Society
Main Avenue
Shelton Crain
D. Hunter
Ned Jordan
King
Lincoln
M. Everett
Walter Hankle
Indianapolis
Great Effort for Charity Grows Daily
Pa to deliver tomorrow baskets being packed and distribution will begin. Autos and help needed.
Help Wanted for Christmas Cheer Drive
The Christmas Cheer association asks for about fifteen automobiles and several young men to assist in delivering gifts and advancing the philanthropic effort. Volunteers should call 329 West Commerce Street or phone 7371 Southwestern.
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Christmas Cheer Association
West Commerce Street
Southwestern
Charity Drives Brightens San Antonio Aid Effort at Commerce Street
At 329 West Commerce, the Christmas Cheer association mobilizes a large volunteer force, packing baskets for the poor with meats, groceries, toys, and clothing. Mrs. A W Houston leads efforts, with 2000 names on the charity journal and plans for at least 15 automobiles to deliver gifts, while merchants donate discounts and goods. Cash donations total $886.85 by yesterday noon, and the drive projects extensive community support, including a large meat order from Fulton market and broad volunteer backing.
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San Antonio
West
Commerce Street
Christmas Cheer Association
A. W. Houston
The
Association
Christmas Cheer
H. C. Carter
BE. A. Mayor
Thomas L. Conroy
H. H. Peel
W. A. McNeil
San Antonio Press Club
Matinee At Grand Opera House Draws Huge Charity Crowd
A 2 PM matinee at the Grand Opera House filled every seat with an enthusiastic crowd for a charity benefit. Stars from the Plaza Royal Star and an act from Seven Days joined a musical program under Prof Carl Hahn. The show runs three hours.
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Grand Opera House
Plaza
the Royal
the Star
Carl Hahn
Christmas Cheer donations and a court fine reported
San Antonio Commandery No. 7, E. T., sent a $50 donation to Christmas Cheer chairman Mrs. A. W. Houston with praise for her committee. The Press club added $10 to the effort. Auto driver Harry Schurte was fined $5 for soliciting near the Alamo building after being cited for not remaining at a designated stand.
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San Antonio Commandery No. 7
K. T
A. W. Houston
National Bank of Commerce
E. T
E. C. Arnold
Press Club
L. B. Clegg
Alamo Plaza
Harry Schurte
Corporation Court
Hall
Alamo Building
Pale Delicate Women and Girls Tonic Ad Mission
Advertisement touts The Old Standard Grove Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria fighter and health builder for both adults and children. Priced at 60 cents.
Man as cheap as a bargain quote from Puck
A brief quotation notes that if a man were as cheap as many women feel they can make him, no woman could resist him merely as a bargain. The line reflects a witty, satirical tone characteristic of Puck.
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Puck
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San‘ Antonio, Texas
California
National Woolen Mills
W. C. Hirzel
Gunter
Jaby G. Baldwin
Gunter Bldg
Hillcrest Sanatorium
W. G. Bisbee
Physican
Dallingcourt
Tex
J. Harvey Moore
Gunter Office
A. Welding CO
East Commerce of
Dentists
W. Commerce
Agenfehr Poulty Depot
Garden St
Venezuela
Bexar County Humane Society
Mackay Building
E. M. Collins
Turner Hall
Diaz
Star Floral Co
Government Hill Methodist Church
M. C. Burgin
J. H. Rice
Gibbs Building
Garring & Hatcher
Gunter Building
Ola
George I. McCauley
Hicks Ridg
John J. Stevens
LeComte
Diaz Sisters
John Souter
Muth's Garden
Malaga
New York
Bond's
Houston St
John A. Mueller
Health Board
Mueller
Frank Paschal
Edwin G. Paschal
Eleanor Brackenridge
Shoemaker
J. Frank Gallagher
Yellow” Taxicab
Carter-Mullaly
Kate Cherry
Garden Stables
EB. W. Heusinger
Fulton
Henry Limburger
D. Peters
Wolf Bakery
C. BH. Williams Brick Company
Mesdames
E. O. Spencer
F. Dunlap
Forrest Reed
R. L. Northrup
R. F. Coon
Benno Kayton
Frank Reilly
W. B. Kroeger
K. TT. Commandery and
Jolly
John Larkins
Golden West
Henry W. Savage
Metropolitan
East Houston ST
Kirksmith Sisters
Rita Redfield Reno
Melrose Fitch Cooper
Roland Travers Company
the Plazascope
Bert Leslie
Hogan
Royal Theater
Wynos Barnhard
Arkansas Farmer
Jim Dalton
China
Tricity
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Geo. W. Brackenridge
Leroy G. Denman
Edwix Chamberlain
Perd Herff Sr
Caroline Kampmann
Thos. B. Palfrey
RH. A. Stribling
Chas. A. Zilker
WM. L., Eerbpy
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Maverick-Clarke Litho Coq
Haviland China
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Royal Doulton
Rogers
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