Grand Theatre Offers Never Say Die and Mrs Wiggs of the Cahllage Patch
The Grand unveils Nat C. Goodwin in Never Say Die tonight and Tuesday matinee and night with his company in a lively comedy praised for its wit and acting. Also scheduled is Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch in a stage dramatization and a May start of other attractions from New York and Chicago including Help Wanted and Her Triumph with Gaby Deslys and Harry Pilfer in a varied Empire program.
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Nat C
Goodwin
Nat
Mr. Gooswin
New York
Chicago
Auciee Smith
Cort Theater
Bena Ruaing
Sun
Antonia
World Empire Theater
Gaby Deslys
Mile
Gay Testy
Meion
Imay
Witklen
France
Famous Players Wit Company
Empire
Harry Piiter
Qaby
Free Tap to Panama Pacific Exposition Campaign Opens
The San Antonio Lights launched a free Lip to the Panama-Pacific Exposition campaign with a grand opening on Sunday. Numerous men and women began entering, attracted by inducements and the promise of rewards, as the drive to recruit participants gains momentum.
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San Antonio
Svork
Irip
Mb Gives Outing at Brackenridge Park
The B.C Miih held its fest outing Sunday afternoon at Brackenridge Park. The party traveled in the morning then enjoyed luncheon, games, and boating. Attendees included Ednn Hiischen felter Helen fentz Plovener Winscheld Stella Garcia Bertha Spahr Ruaily Meider Ethie Kouta Jim Tuscheid Neryoun Scholl Are thir Delulnger Adie Sutt Loot Garela Tainie Warnett Manny Kelie juger Janes Mumm Anthir Py Mine Orte Geisler Al Tames Aine in Sphere Vony Ortie and Charles Richmond.
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B.C
Miih
Brackenridge
The Married Ladies Dancing Club meeting debate and fundraiser
The Married Ladies Dancing Club will meet at 1 oclock Tuesday morning in the Menger Hotel parlor with Lt Col Richard Jot Society of the Children of the American Revolution attending. A debate on whether colonial era men were better statesmen than today will be judged by Wilk Sunn and Jack Withers for the affirmative and Henry Herndor and Reasie War for the negative. the negative side won. The group voted to send $80 to the Red Cross and thanked Miss Katherine Jackson for auditorium support and Mrs Claude Keeran for decorations. Next list Wednesday includes nominations with potential surprises and an offer expiring Saturday for subscriptions worth extra certificates.
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Coelonel- Richard Jot
Lula
Redavint Lovelady
Wiikm Sunn
Jack Withers
Henry Herndor
Reasie War
Claude Xeeran
Wodmnrsday
al May
Alon e Sissi Chapter Daushtens at Republic of Texas Event
A Tuesday afternoon social gathering at a Nulan Street home featured piano solos by Helen Ligeker Helen Linacolh Lae Are and Bitutene McLennan and a home talent contest. Guests listed many attendees with a long honor roll and a reception followed by refreshments.
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Daushtens
Republic of Texas
Anthony Heytel
Nmigsex Lanara
Maurene
Laure Melanin
Nulan
Street
Iin Harer
J. McLennan
Fems
Helen Ligeker
Helen Linacolh
Lae
Are
Bitutene McLennan
Ace Ryap
Honnie June Farrior
Helen Decker
Edith Springall
Tien Libscott
Merdamry
Joe. Hucets
D. W. Woodrow
J. K. Mee
Charles Laced
H. B. Hart
W. 8. McLennan
Murthit Graham
A. B. Comstock
T. Biggs
Young
Truth Me- Terie, Decker
Nellis Judson
Avis Pind
Sadie Gray
Katherine Hurt
Examinations In Teachers Certificates Declared
State and county officials announce annual examinations for teachers certificates across the state. Summer tests run July 12 14 35 and 26 29 with a $1 fee per applicant. County sittings set for April through December with specific date blocks. Referenced names and figures reflect standard certification procedures.
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P. ¥. Steieart
W. F
Swift & Lompany
San Antonio
Real Clothes Don’t Est Any More Than Imitations
A brief ad note advises customers to avoid overvaluing imitation garments and promotes genuine tailoring by Lents, located at 312 West Commerce Street. The message stresses careful selection of real clothes over imitations.
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W. Commerce St
College Women Convene and Plan Next Meeting
Miss Pearl West reported resolutions from the college women’s meeting. Miss Emity Datton of Murfreesboro read a paper on Standards of Colleges, noting Texas women’s schools and local high school girls’ interest. The next meeting will be April 3 at Mrs. J. Mr. Savage’s home.
Woodlawn Paving Standoff Shifts to City Council
Dispute over Woodlawn Avenue paving pits a 45 foot street width against a proposed 20 foot center Parkway. Attorney J Marshall Bakridge argues for paving the full width while preserving a center parkway, a plan supported by some property owners. Mayor Brown hears objections from Miss Mary Nynden and other neighbors urging a 40 or 42 foot tie and wider discussion with all owners.
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DieCullough
Main Avenues
Meu
J. Maruhall Bykridge
Alther Siie
Collnell
Bakridge
Brown
New Arrivals St. Anthony and Gunter Hotel Guests
A flood of visitors is listed at the St Anthony and Gunter hotels in Fort Worth and Dallas, including traders, cattlemen, stockmen, and business men. Names span Montery Max, Chicago merchant Gandar, Fort Worth stockman Ball, New York visitors Venuts and Woddel, and many others from Tex, Kan, Mex, and Ca. Guests register at the Menger and St Anthony as business and social travel continues.
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I Bi
Tay
CMY
Menger
A. Cook
Gunter
Ran Skhimenim Janny
Aniiing
Gray
Ausuat
A. Pequette
Montreal
Canada
Chicago
Gunter Dyin Kelis
Comstock
Tex
Menges
Weaver
Fort Worth
Catiemarie
Anthony
Menard
Mr. Venuts
New York
Tngrlale
Philadelphia
Tuainens
AM. Shaw
J. Hunter
Storkman
Palfurriae
Grrivelg
Soho
Urleway
Houston
Hpsinesa
W. Hons
Rataman
Kanes
EP Arawn
Rity
Kent
St. Foyle
York
Juomaira AL Tin
Alamo Heights to Vote on School Tax Increase
County commissioners grant Alamo Independent School District No 48 authority to hold an election on raising the school tax from 20 to 80 cents on the 200 valuation. Proponents say the tax would fund upkeep and a modern school after the district previously borrowed 25,000 for bonds. The Shakespeare Literary Society supports the plan, urging adequate revenue for all school purposes. the election date will be set after a mandatory notice period.
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Mundayatanno 4
Alamo Jielehts Independent School District No
Alamo Heights
Shakespeare Literary Society
Itay Ag
Commissioners' Court
Shakespeare Society Plans Alumni Honor At High School
The Shakespeare Literary Society of Main Avenue High School will host an alumni tribute Monday afternoon March 10 in the school auditorium. The program includes songs, readings, talks on kinder garten work and art, piano solos, and vocal numbers by several students and faculty.
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Shakespeare Literary Society
Main Avenue High School
He Oz
Shakespeare Club
J. J. Smith
Soto
Miré Ruth McKingrey
Agnes Lehasse
Joseph Graff
Canp Fire Girls
Lara McCormick
Mss
Frances. Williams
Mildred Taylor
Suit sale notice from Lents Tabor at 312 W. Commercial St
Local ad invites readers to buy four suits made for a dummy at the same price as standard. Window display featured. Address given as 312 West Commercial Street with Adv notice.
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Tabor
W. Com. St
County records show $6125 37 paid to county by sheriff
Sheriff John W Tobin delivered to Bexar county a large monthly cash receipt totaling 36195 37 the most ever recorded with February highlighted by a 7000 cash bond payment from Hedda Burgemeister charged with the Koehler killing. Deducting office fees, the sum reflects unusually high collections for the period.
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Sher Tobin
Durgemelater
Sherif John
W. Tobin
Bexar County
Hedda Burgemeister
Otto Koehler
Hig Wand
Fragmentary Birth Records From February Notices
Fragmented OCR shows names such as Rage Ty Sif J Tahun Moreh 5 and Heston itrnet Cy Att with dates like February 2a and February £ 8, 117). Text references A Hollier Moreh & dv Maso street and Mr and Mrs Anitraw Mena Sarcte 4. The passage contains garbled street names and unclear details about a birth and associated events.
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J. Tahun
Moreh
Aw Air
Min
Diarmis
Heston Itrnet
Mie
A. Suloman
Maren F
Bid Monturey Satreet
Girl
Ore
A. Hollier
Moreh & dv
Smuenaier
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America
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Moreland
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Mrs. Wizes
Alice Hoga Rice
Liehler
Theanfornia Motion Picture Corporation
World Wim Corporation
Tne
Wiggs
Wheelery
Wigss
Vireus
Hig Lie
Nadine
Whisenart
Gunter Offlor
LMS
Patislese Mathers
Ae Eosom
Pera
Houston St
the Light Sunday
Bevieh B
Aapy
Maree
Jowill
Positlenana
Vayako
Margaret Britt
Norlott
Way
Mia Mary, Tay
Ama
Man
J. Tony Wilns Buster
Leana
San Antonio Symphony Society
Menager Hotel
C. W. Walker
Willis Tobinson
Kate Mason Tatneaster
Arla Trarris
Mary Spauuding
Helen MewWhenner
Kessie Russell Burnett
Joyce Guerrett
Helen Salling
Carmen Tedys
Elizabeth Charen
Ruth Johnson
Joven Garrett
Southern Association of Collnge Wamen
J. Savage
Rvin Mule
Dies Tor
Prof. Sum
J. Creakwell
Crackert
Alama
Antv
Woodlawn
McCullough
Steinway
Ile
Goggan & Bros
Cor. Houston and Navarro Sts
Goggan
Alamo Heighys
Ander
Phi Adelphia Bulletin
Hertzberc
Diamond House
Texas
Hertzberg Jewelry
Hertzberg
Amubus
Ain
Wertberg Auepinng
Gietestainer
Carter Houston and
St. Mary's Street
Judi
Hertzbergs
Ang St
Opiielans
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