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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1916

Page

11

India Loyal but Demands Greater Voice in Empire

London report outlines Indian loyalty to Britain amid calls for self government. It cites Bombay Congress December resolutions, Indian leaders' push for autonomy, and rising Asia solidarity while noting anti-British plots and arrests linked to German influence during wartime.

Ndia Empire London Janu Indu Norest Mather Hyderbed Ares Mohamammedaus Tevdia Tndia Mero Canada South Africa Australia Newt Zealand India Endia Engiant Inula Bombay Congress Baba Sorerdranth Hannerjee Fasha Asia Tokio Dupua Shanghai America Indiana Amerigo Tila Detlanes King House Smarl Mies Tuer Diet House Japan Englund England

Digestive Comfort Ad Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a cure for stomach fermentation and indigestion. It claims five minute proof of relief from symptoms like gas, belching, nausea, and heartburn and suggests instant improvement after taking the product.

Thankful relief remedy letter cites cures and dosages

A letter by Mrs. S. Gale praises a relief remedy, listing fruits, Traxo, Frulichy, and Krafty Crago as effective at easing intestinal issues. It claims the treatment restored strength after alleged trials and notes the products are manufactured in Monticello, Illinois, with distributors Denton and Gibby Building named.

S. Gale Janes Nner Pinos Monticello San Fischer

Kunyes' Mork Trial entertains high school club night

News of high school clubs reports a lively event featuring Miss Jesseca Matthews as knave Latra Inne as Lord Kanecellor and Annie Hoak as court jester. Queen Byelin Welton presided over the feast and dance with many students in period roles.

Jesseca Matthews Knave Latra Inne Lord Kanecellor Annie HoAkin Byelin Welton Onsa Newton Elzabeth Morey Edith ¢. Svinington Roral Guisses Heanor Dowden Audry Mildred Johnna Jesyiva Rae Bsidus Basylania Irving Hicks Portia Margaret Bridge Marl—att Elizabeth (Ipley Mark Anthony Helen Wallon Dromio Jessi McKenzie Juliet Louise Garligton Cleopatra Francess Evens Romeo Julia Lobban

History Club Discusses The Life and Character Of William the Silent

History Club hosts a well attended meeting. Miss Huth Ragadall read aloud on William the Silent with input from Mason Johnson Sugga and Professor Thomas. Robert Putnam, president, spoke on the subject of Chu b Government. Three new girl members were sworn in. Next week promises a unique program for attendees.

William the Silent History Club Huth Ragadall Manber Misaon Johnson Sugga Thomas Coent Robert Putnam Raarrow

German High School Club Holds Bi-Monthly Meeting

The German Club met in the German room for a bi monthly session with a main business meeting, refreshments, and dancing. A motion to reserve a section of a gym for the February class pay was approved and a committee appointed.

Kleservelter Frachmann Ala Frerehn Taymond Zirkel Hetla Seohe Helton Alsoft Arthur Goethe Milford Zirkel Arthur Walker Migg Mildredesse Wrred Helene Nitatt Douter de Science Rooms Helene Wertzberg Alva Honry Charley Garbrecht

Congress Elects Officers For Literary Society

The Congressional literary program held a business session to elect officers for the next term. William Wallen begins a second term as president after a successful first, with Toward McDade as vice president and Walter Comstock as secretary and other posts filled. A semi annual banquet was scheduled for February in the Isnesiry room of the Bt An ny Hotel, with members escorting guests including past members and faculty.

Congress Mnlls Isnesiry Bt An‘nany Finny Willa Dtad Iden Mill Willan Siunn Walter Comstock Wiliams St. Clair William Wallen Tilttn Eii Auiecess Tia Toward McDade Willam Gunn Lenserer Mintfrad Jluiethardtperter Aurgeant At-Arms Frank Bell

Rehearsal Progress For Pennayit Play Banquet Planned

Members of the June class rehearsed the Pennayit with strong progress reported by Miss Pr Shope Bor den music collector. The teachers continued study and singing sessions in the name room last Thursday. A banquet was decided to be held at the St Anthony Hotel in the next week.

Borden Lwa Habits Eee Boet Ness Sess Bt. Anthony Berk of

Pebeuary class hosts talk on Bacteria and Cheese

Members of the Pebeuary class gathered for a discussion on bacteria and cheese making led by Allee Schuetze and Myrtle Hose. The session explored how bacteria influence texture and flavor in cheese, with a Q A period and plans for a February display and club pennant design. Irene Ellison and Fred Boch won the essay contest for best writing, receiving a five pound box of sweets. A factory visit was also recapped with prizes awarded for the best observer report.

Mtag Allee Schuetze Luk

Debating Club Chooses Negative On Eight-Hour Workday

The Patromathean Debating Club held its weekly meeting with Thelma Van Riper and Mariha Bradshaw on the affirmative and Isseulusterrel Church and Cameron on the negative. Ruth Ragsdale served as exence, and the judges Misses Helen Wallace Louise Hester and Lucille Swift ruled the negative by a slim margin.

Isseulusterrel Church Mar Loriy Cameron Thelma van Riper Mariha Bradshaw Patromathean Debating Club Ruth Ragsdale United States Ilentietta’ Wallace Blouise Hester Lucille Swift Bisses van Ioe Bradshaw van Riper van, Riper

Miss Abgaret Sohnson Endorses Election of Officers

In the final stretch of the school term, Miss Abgaret Sohnson serves as critic as students anticipate February elections for all High School societies. Parties form to select capable officers, with Philo Mathean Debating League listing retiring officers: President Miss Ethel Huse, Vice President Violet Crane, Secretary Miley Oliveet Wise, Treasurer Bernardine Appleby, Reporter Aftas Henriette Wallace, Sergeant Mix Laures Lucas, Parliamentarian Miss Lois Henermann Fabien.

Abgaret Sohnson Ethool Enely Philomathean Debatinglab Niss Ethel Huse Violet Crane Miley Olivette Wisé Bernardine Appleby Aftas Henriette Wallace Mix Laures Lucas Misa Lois Henermann Fabien

Spanish Club Enjoys First Meeting Of Spring Term

The Spanish Club held its first meeting of the year with jokes read by Luz Rabatin and Corrin Matran Teeavis Coa. Guests discussed plans for the spring term and a future event featuring Spanish numbers and a street display. The Industria Arts Club formed from the manual training department, with over thirty charter members. The Woman's Missionary Society held its annual Dussigks meeting at San Martins Street German Methodist Church, electing officers for the year.

Luz Th. Rabatin Ignacsa Pratt Corrin Matran Teeavis H A. Racine Hte Cus Succasd Aera Warren Memorial Thumsden Navy Society of the San Matins Mhurén Eine By Ness Mya A. G. Rabet Brat W.H. Nelli Irs R.A. Lachelin Ang Publically Robert Boerner Mra J. C

Missionary Voice group forms committees for church supper

Isenhower presides as supplies aunt. Mrs Ben Romlinskisecretary. D G Howdt treasurer. Miss Annie Bahins falls secretary. Mrs F Buchhots agent. Dinner plans include program and attendance committees with names listed. Rev D G Hard to arrange bake sale and oyster supper on February 22 at the church basement. after the meeting Hardt served cake and cocoa at the parsonage.

Isenhower Mra Ben Robmlnsky Robert Moerner J. J. Vilorcher Fy Whaners Atrinkenent A. G. Rabe Brew. F. Buchhola D. G. Hard D.G. Hardt

Framed Honor For Daughter At Family Gathering

A Philadelphia Telegraph note describes a Friday evening tribute for Thelma, hosted by Afr. andre .D. Carroline. The event featured a long guest list with many names and a gift of a gold case.

Afr Andre D. W. Carroline Thelma Mistes Willette W Elizabeth Gunl Marlon Zilmer Gladys Wynn Mtford Tahiel Joe Sutcliffe Robert Garrett Vamos’ Ham Alton West Daytaering Robert Seales Narria Stuart Miner Uathaway L. 3 Webb Jr

Cant Beat Tiz When Feet Hurt Ad Copy

An advertisement promotes a 25 cent box of Tiz foot relief claiming instant pain relief from corns and callouses. It suggests the product ends soreness and odor, letting customers mock foot discomfort.

Tany Dane Jay

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