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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1929
Page
2
Dublin reports a new minister named Trish to represent the Irish Free State in Geneva in 1922. The appointment transfers responsibilities to the U.S. office while awaiting the official commission.
The bill seeks to require all practicing architects to obtain certificates of registration from the state board of architectural examiners. Proposed by Secretary of the Lexas Architects' Registration Committee, the measure aims to protect public welfare by excluding incompetent practitioners and ensuring professional standards. It would not, however, restrict architects from preparing plans for private building projects.
Washington Ind reports fear that relations ease as seek for ratification of the Kellogg Briand peace treaty continues in the Senate. Proponents push for a final vote by Saturday while the irreconcilables demand debate and possible concessions. Administration aims to press for enactment before March 4 despite opposition.
In solid shades and checks including imitation Kashathese spring woolens please the most discriminating. Colors of rose tan grey and blue patterns never shown before. You will delight in planning your new spring wardrobe with these fabrics priced the yard only.
A humorous ad copy contrasts a doctor's seasonal offers with J C Penney policy. It asserts stores never inflate prices for specials and always charge the lowest feasible price with equal pricing for all customers. The piece uses satire to promote consistent, fair pricing.
Wool mixed flannels offered in rose turquoise and rose glow colors. Dainty children garments can be fashioned easily from this fabric. Store advertises low price enabled by strong buying power. Yard price not specified.
The city planning commission opened offices Thursday at city hall. The action signals formal planning process progress for a missive project now under review by local officials and residents.
The mayor formed a nine member executive committee and appointed Miss Souter, daughter of Judge W. T. Souter, as secretary to organize the commission. Offices opened in the city hall council chamber with clerical work starting. further meetings were not announced. The panel will study representation before final appointments and move offices to the third floor of City Hall.
Southwesternell Telephone company reports a rise in ALONO subscriber listings and overall market growth over six months. Manager Marty Martya notes elimination of hold-face listings and improved ratings in the 1020 directory, signaling favorable development and expanding business activity.
Rumors claim Second Division officials have ordered a campaign to destroy rats overrunning Fort San Blameton. Infantry and staff are said to be removing nests, clearing buildings, and securing areas where rats lurk as the army undertakes drastic measures.
A man identified as Tan Bos Ange Es was charged with obtaining several thousand dollars from Lexan cattlemen by posing as a government cattle inspection official. He appeared in court yesterday and faced a $4500 bond pending trial in Texas.
A resident reported to the sheriff that a theft occurred Thursday morning at his Wy tininn home. About $305 in currency was stolen, consisting of one hundred dollar bills, two five dollar bills, and one five dollar bill. Suspect details are not provided.
In York Pennsylvania a jury found John H. Dismyer guilty of first degree murder in a case centering on a belief in witchcraft. The trial tied to the death of Nelson A. Redmeyer occurred on November 22 as a motive stemming from a desire to break a spell. Two accomplices Wilbert G. Hees and John Carry faced charges for aiding the killing and awaited sentencing.
The body of Mrs. Margaret Ma dela Whitacre aged 7 died at home on Stratford Court will be sent to Bingleville for burial after a funeral at Grove Avenue Church of Christ at 5 p.m. officiated by Meg Jesse BP Sewell. She was a native ofippi who moved to Antonio eleven years ago. Survived by four daughters Mildred Blierman Velma Whitnere and two others all of San Antonio, three sisters and two brothers. A quiet notice of a tragic passing with several relatives listed.
Miss Mae Van Dorn of 20 Nolan Street died at a local hospital Wednesday. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon led by the Rev. J. Veadhry of Calvary Trip Watchurch. She was a native of Texas and had lived in San Antonio 10 years. Surviving: her mother Mrs. Cot Van Dorn. four sisters Mes damey M. GC. Nanve, Cleo Mase of Dallas, B. T. Starkt of Sweetwater, Lillian elendre of Antonio. two brothers Marl Van Dorn of San Antonio and Herey Van Dorn of Sutherland Springs.
June 10 Chicago. Sue Carel Hollywood star faces divorce action by Keefer, wealthy livestock magnate. He alleges desertion after two years apart while she remained in Hollywood. he claims she refuses to return home. The couple wed in a prior era, described as a notable marriage in Chicago society.
Funeral services for Mek W. Powers, 63, of Lockhart, who died Wednesday morning, will be held Friday afternoon at Lockhart. She was mother to Dr. W. B. Powers of 520 Tinisache Avenue, Mrs. Rut Porter of 801 Brooklyn Avenue, and wife of WT Powers. Surviving children include Meantimes Truce Albright, C. 3. Allen, Clyde Hutchings, and W. RB Powers Jr, with Lulu Powers listed as a widow.
The Unknown Sanctiars drawn from A Pilgrimage From Rome to Israel by Aimee Pulliere will be the topic of Rabbi Samuel T. Jhillips's sermon at Agudas Achim services. Rev D Kanter to direct Aquina Achim Ladies Auxiliary fundraiser at Mrs I Yohing, 320 West Park Avenue, at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
Paris January 10 The Countess Pierre de Jumilbec formerly Con stance Coalitge of Boston heiress has applied for divorce. She is among France s leading race horse owners and the Jumilbec family is a premier aristocratic line. Details of the filing were not disclosed.
An article promoting home remedies for influenza urges parents to avoid bringing the flu home and prescribes Mistel and Nujol as a double protection. It claims Mistel clears nasal and throat passages and Nujol keeps the system clean, with doctors allegedly endorsing their use during epidemics.
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