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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1929

Page

9

Compantonate marriage debated at San Antonio Open Forum

Dr Henry Neumann leader of the Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture spoke at Main Avenue High School on Monday about companionate marriage. The discussion followed the address with Henry Dielmann introducing the speaker and outlining the Denver jurists' view of marriage as a means to address human relationship issues.

Henry Neumann Ieader Brooklyn Society For Ethical Culture San Antonio Torum Main Avenue High Schoo Henry Dielmann Doster Neumann Snake Ben B. Lindsey Mtil Denver Selene

Missing Banker Returns to Tell of Company Shortages

Tai Sudgivan reports that M Tang, a 73 year old banker and former president of Citizens' Trust Company, reappeared in Sullivan to face embezzlement charges after a $75,000 shortage. He had vanished February 2, 1924 while traveling for the Grant Encampment of Odd Fellows of Indiana. A letter to the sheriff indicated Tang was without funds and ready to return, with bond arranged so he could surrender voluntarily. He was met by Sheriff Wesley William, Tang's wife and daughter Hyebore in Vincennes.

Sudgivan Tai Jones M. Tang Webruary Sullivan Bia Citizens' ‘Trust Company Tung Baker Odd Fellows Indiqua Cualady Vincennes Wesley William Lang Aud Hyebore

Truth about ourselves offered in Beaton portrait reading

Residents of San Antonio and nearby towns queue at the Light offering free character analyses from William J. Beaton of Los Angeles. A string of silhouettes and short readings describe personal traits for numerous locals, naming streets and individuals as examples of artistic, athletic, or authoritative temperaments.

Bno San Antonig Leu Selves Willian J. Ben~ Ton Jos Angeles Nee St. Anthony Beaton Laight North Alamo Street Avenue Uctor Calesman

Dr Kern Addresses Methodist Meeting in San Antonio

Dr Kern spoke to a Plant Force PW gathering at the San Antonio Machine and Supply Company. The event was held under the direction of J. K. Geery, religious secretary of the Y M C A, at the Fark Methodist church.

Kern PW. Tern Fark Methodist Church San Antonio

Dallas Thieves Steal Watches Worth 250 Dollars

A Dallas jewelry firm reports a night robbery yielding watches valued at 250 dollars. A separate local incident notes chickens stolen from Mrs. Me Thigpen on West Ash. Police investigation ongoing.

Dallas Dadmas Me Thigpen West Ash Pliner Palien Theailay

Local addresses listed in scattered name line

A garbled line lists multiple individuals with street addresses across Texas and nearby places, including Eva Magan 220 South Alamo and Huw Duke 316 Compton Ave Mit, along with Beth Pomeroy 747 Kentucky Ave and Joseph Scheliz 2118 San Luly Bleeet. Other entries include O W Army and A 0 Anderson with assorted streets.

Eva Magan South Alamo Street Huw Duke Compton Ave Ay Belzuns West Elsnnera Place Anderson Cooper Street Roy Strong Creeden Street Florence Sams Delgada Street Utlo W. Muegele Rio Medina Texas Beth Pomeroy Kentucky Avenue Joseph Scheliz San Luly W. F. Carverly East Commerce Street

Motorcade to travel through Los Angeles on San Diego route

A motorcade caravans from San Diego to St. Augustine will pass through Los Angeles and San Antonio during a March journey. Five or six hundred people are expected to accompany the trek, which departs San Diego on March 23 and reaches San Antonio on March 28, per Floreal Ayres of the Old Spanish Trail.

San Diego St. Augustine Vic San Anteon

Wildflower Exhibit Opens At Memorial Museum

Twenty five varieties of wildflowers are on display at the Wildflower exhibit at the Memorial Museum through July 1. A San Antonio Business and Professional Women's club plans daily showings to acquaint the public with local blooms. A committee will supply weekly flowers, with Girl Scouts and Junior schools assisting. Notable blooms include bluebonnets and Spanish dagger amid others.

Tle Wide Memorial Museu San Antonio Macry Harper Tonymitce Girl Scouts

Strike Scouted and Poll Planned for T and P Rail Lines

ATLAS, March 19. Union leaders scout a strike on the Texas and Pacific and five allied railroads. A nationwide poll will decide the action. W. T. Folin, assistant GM, says sites were unchanged. main issue involves transfer pay for homes at Longview. About seven thousand comrades, engineers, firemen and linemen are involved.

Longview Smrehn Enid

Confederate battle flag to grace Confederate Museum

Richmond March 9 The famous Confederate battle flag of the First Virginia regiment, sewn by Richmond women from their silk dresses, has been moved to the Confederate museum to join other Southern trophies. The storied banner witnessed service at Gettysburg in Pickett’s Charge and is now preserved in the old White House of the Confederacy.

Tichmond Virginia Richmond Tull Run Dottiesburg Confedera Ne Pickett Geltyabneg

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