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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1916

Page

12

Supreme Court upholds senatorial primary law in Beene v Waples

The Texas Supreme Court rules the 1913 senatorial primary statute constitutional in a decision by Justice Hawkins. The ruling allows the state Democratic executive committee to levy candidate assessments to fund the U S Senate run off. The court declines to answer a fourth query about timing of such assessments.

Austin Tex Supreme Court Hawkins Second Court of Civil Appeals Fort Worth Sam S. Beene Paul Waples State Democratic Executive Committee Tarrant County United States Beene Waples Justice of the Peace of Precinct No. 1 Tarrant District Court of Second Court of Appeals Court of Civil Appeals Materia Marrast

Insurance expert meets in Atlantic City with Maule appointment

Fred W. Maule of San Antonio has been named to the executive staff of Reliance Life Insurance Company of Pittsburgh. The firm, with a business estimated at 58 million dollars, plans a staff meeting next month in Atlantic City which Maule will attend.

Supreme Court Austin Tex Sam Beene Paul Waples Warrant County P. Nelson San Antonio Traction Co Bexar J. P Wichita W. L. Holman Houston of Co. of Texas San Augustine Anderson County Charkee Liverpool London Globe Ing. Co J. EF. Lester Et al Harris Order of United Commercial Travelers Bessie Simpson Dallas Tel Tel. Co City of Pallas Dal- Ine Lummug Cotton Gin Sales Co Farmers Cotton Oi] Gin Co Hill Bankers Trust Co Baylor Gulf, Texas & West Ry. Co Maryland Dickey C. M. Newman Lamar Davis el Paso Rene Perry Fire Association of Philadelphia Har San Antonio Life Insurance Co L. T. Adams Tarrant Osce Goodwin Roxana Gunter Seth Shepard Sibley Charles R Anah Fred W. Maule San Antonio Reliance Life Insurance Company Pittsburg Atlantic City Maule

Starr County Proclamation Forms Home Guard Amid Tense Border Crisis

Starr County Texas issues a proclamation from Rio Grande City by County Judge H Garza Jr and Sheriff J C Guerra ordering neutrality and warning agitators of harsh punishment. A Home Defense corps of up to 200 men is formed to patrol streets at night and deter unrest, with strict limits on gatherings and discussion of the US Mexico situation.

Starr County Rio Grande City H. Garza, Jr J. C. Guerra United States Mexico San Antonio State of Texas Starr United States Army Texas Fontier

Pre-Inventory Sales Bring Further Reductions to Dresses

A local retailer marks deeper cuts on finest net lingerie and organdie dresses as pre inventory sales move product. Shoppers find lower prices on these delicate garments, with discounts expanded across multiple departments. Store managers expect continued clearance through the week.

Reading list and prices for military camp books

Fundamentals of Military Service by Capt. L. C. Andrews used in Summer Training Camps. Secure your copy at Joske's for 1.50. The War In Eastern Europe by John Reed 2.00. Japan and America by Carl Crow 1.50. Presidential Nominations and Elections by Joseph B. Bishop 1.50. With the French by Richard Harding Davis 1.00. Fear God and Take Your Own Part by Theodore Roosevelt 0.50.

L. C. Andrews Joske’s Europe John Reed Japan America Carl Crow Joseph B. Bishop Richard Harding Davis God Theodore Roosevelt

New and Interesting Fiction Listings

A catalog of fiction titles and authors with prices, including Behold the Woman by Harre and The Star of the North by Sullivan at 1.35, The Lightning Conductor Discovers America by Williamson at 1.50, Seventeen by Tarkington at 1.35, and others by Bosher Comstock McCutcheon Grey Porter Reed and Hughes.

Harre Sullivan America C. N A. M. Williamson Booth Tarkington Bosher God Comstock the Prince of Graystark McCutcheon Zane Grey

City Proclamation Urges Neutrality and Vigilance

The June 21 proclamation warns against rumors and disloyalty, urges residents to aid officials, report violators, and maintain calm conduct. It threatens severe punishment for traitors and capital offenses for disloyalty, urging good citizenship. A dialogue from the Indianapolis Star follows about seeking help in an attempted kiss.

Indianapolis Star

Bay Shore Chautauqua Set for July At Sylvan Beach

Preparations for the Bay Shore chautauqua at Sylvan Beach Park La Porte Texas run July 1 to 16 with 50 workers finishing bath houses repainting cottages and building new ones A record crowd is expected for July 4 as the pageant America unfolds The program features Olive McClintic Johnson Shakespeare and elocution classes Ethel Crider and Mrs Henry Hook in literary and musical recitals and a home economics department led by Mrs Sarah Kennermer Texas speakers suffrage day July 13 and a lineup of musical artists including Karl Jorn Frances Ingram Nischa Gluschkin the Dallas concert choir and Miss Crider Also presenting are Dr Ivan Holt Rev W S Lockhart Mrs John Bonnell Chatfield and W C T U speakers among others

Bay Shore Emerson School of Oratory Boston Mass Ethel Osborne Crider Henry Clayton Hook School of Home Economics Sarah L. Kennermer College of Industrial Arts Denton Tex D. J. Eddy Houston Mary W. Roper Minnie Fisher Cunningham Texas State Suffrage Society Karl Jorn Frances Ingram Nischa Gluschkin Dallas Concert Choir David L. Ormesher Ethel Crider Miss Ingram Gluschkin Ivan Lee Holt Southern Methodist University W. S. Lockhart Houston Municipal Entertainments John Bonnell Chatfield Montgomery Ala Clarence T. Wilson Temperance Society The Methodist Episcopal Church R. S. Hyer W. D. Upshaw Georgia

Cooling Plant Biggest in the South at Princess Theatre

A carload of cooling machinery for the new system installed by Lytle and Epstein at the Princess Theatre is shown. The installation marks the largest cooling plant ever installed in the South.

Lytle & Epstein Princess Theatre South

Hood's Brigade to Hold Reunion in Rockdale

Hood's Texas brigade veterans meet in Rockdale on June 28 and 29 at the Presbyterian Church. A luncheon will be served both days in the church basement. President B W Arnold organized a strong program with Dr A Steel of Columbia S C as the reunion speaker and delegates being arranged homes by a committee.

Rockdale Tex Hood Texas Brigade Presbyterian Church B. W. Arnold

Old Settlers Meet Promoted by Thorndale Boosters

Thorndale and Rockdale boosters toured Milam county in eighteen and fifty automobiles to publicize local reunions. In Thorndale June 28 29 and 30 officials and a negro band welcomed the visitors with music and a barbecue with fireworks on the final day. Rockdale promoted Milam county fair set for July 4 and 5 with a brass band parade and a detailed two day program.

Rockdale Tex Thorndale Toosters Old Settlers Thorndale Boosters Myer D. Graham J. &. Longmoor Milam County Williamson County

Frigid Travels Spark Witty Exchange From Abroad

Two travelers recount chilly experiences on holiday with jokes about extreme cold. One cites frozen Irish ground used for burials, the other recalls a northern town fire where no exits existed. The tale ends with a bath tub shower escape via an icicle.

Ireland Pitteburg Chronicle-Telegraph

Miner Rudolph Misnumbers Coal Car In New Regulation

In a coal mine a rule required chalking the number of each coal car. Rudolph marked the eleventh car as No 1 and could not decide which side the other van belongs to. A co-worker pointed out the error and Rudolph admitted he could not tell which side the other car goes on. Also an advertisement notes an $84.18 New York to New Orleans via steamer by Southern Pacific.

Rudolph New York New Orleans Southern Pacific

DeMiracle depilatory promises long lasting hair removal

An advertisement argues that natural hair regrowth is surpassed by Depilatory measures from DeMiracle. It claims pastes rub-ons and imitation products fail while DeMiracle absorbs and devitalizes hair beneath the skin. Available in 50c 1.00 and 2.00 bottles with a money back guarantee.

DeMiracle DeMiracle Chemical Co Dept. F Park Ave 129Th St New York

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