Dance at Turner Hall Thursday Evening
Dance event at Turner Hall Thursday evening features Willett's Union Orchestra performing. Free admission noted.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1917
Page
13
Dance event at Turner Hall Thursday evening features Willett's Union Orchestra performing. Free admission noted.
San Antonio Forum Debating Club meets Thursday at the Y M C A for a debate on whether the proposed treaty with Colombia should be ratified. James G. Ray and J. W. Wilburton take the affirmative. J. O. Taylor and William Nauchutz defend the negative. Israel Chasman presents a declamation on Revolution in Russia. Visitors invited.
Dan Lewis attorney at law lists contact at 414 15 Kampmann Bldg Travis 6413 Adv.
Emmet Bank depositors are asked to meet Thursday March 22 at 7 p m at Judge Don A Bliss office 241 W Commerce Ave to discuss steps to secure their deposits.
Mock trial to close outlines Curtis Johnson charged proceedings in a courtroom setting. The article notes the defendant and case status while detailing courtroom procedures and upcoming motions.
A five passenger Ford bearing number 716 disappeared from Alamo Plaza shortly after 3 45 Tuesday afternoon. W E Russell of Devine reported the theft. police had no trace by 12 o clock Wednesday.
The burglary case likely will be concluded at the Law Students' Congress weekly meeting Wednesday night in the Prudential building. The trial has been conducted with strict adherence to regular court procedure.
Frank A. Gilmore of Madison former UW church pastor will address the Men's Liberal Club Thursday night at Travis Club on The Modern Church and Social Reforms. Members urged to bring a guest.
An advertisement lists Jeffery Cars at a rate of $1.50 per hour with minimal accompanying details.
Riebe's Jewelry Store located at 306 Main Ave offers affordable options a block from high price shops. The note emphasizes budget-friendly jewelry choices for local shoppers.
Four Mexicans were indicted by the Bexar County grand jury for the stabbing death of W. A. Slocum at his saloon and store on the Corpus Christi Road, five miles from San Antonio. They were captured by Sheriff Tobin shortly after the killing and are in custody.
Hertzberg and Kercheville are attorneys at law based in the Brady Building at 605 610 Brady Building.
Alamo Jewelry Co at 315 Alamo Plaza advertises purchase and trade of old gold silver diamonds and coins.
Rafael Men dez, about 35, slipped on the sidewalk at West Houston and San Saba, striking his head and injuring his jaw. He was taken to Green Memorial Hospital for treatment.
Readable ad for O Connell Loan Co located at 112 East Houston Street. Offers various collateral loans promoted through a window display.
Horace E. Wilson, lawyer, 616-17 State Bank Building, Chicago. Criminal practice and legal services advertised with contact number 8281.
Mr. Haas of 109 Wyoming Street reported a bundle was thrown into his big yard Tuesday night by a man running along the street. The man turned into Water Street and kept running until he disappeared. No clothing theft reports have been received in the area.
Otto Zoller associated with an auto package and bag baggage matters. Office Tr. 2014 and residence Tr. 2926 noted.
Two young men were charged with possessing government property a magneto from an army truck. Chief Deputy John L. Dibrell arrested them Wednesday morning and they were released on bond of 750 after waiving preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner R L Edwards.
Classified ad promotes Lone Star Auto Livery offering new Jeffery cars with two phone numbers for contact and sales inquiries.
Elmendorf in southeastern Bexar County will hold three elections on April 7. Voters will choose school trustees, decide on a $15,000 school bond issue, and vote on raising the school tax rate to no more than 50 cents per $100 valuation.
Rotarians and guests gather Friday at noon at the St Anthony Hotel. Members are urged to bring their fathers, fathers-in-law, sons or sons-in-law. if possible all should attend even a six month old child. C E Schoff to serve as toastmaster.
Store advertisement lists 13 pounds best granulated sugar for $1.00 two dozen guaranteed eggs for 55 cents three pounds best Mocha and Java coffee for $1.00. Phone Travis 638. Local grocery offer from the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.
Luke North editor of Everyman and leading California radical plans two lectures in San Antonio. On Wednesday before the San Antonio Scientific Society he will discuss how fra ternalism could reshape sociological and economic conditions. On Thursday at the City Club luncheon at the Gunter Hotel he will present The Great Adventure from a different angle. He stays at the Menger Hotel.
Alamo Auto Livery advertises new cars and better service with union chauffeurs and a Cr. 7500 price point, signaling upscale transportation offerings in the city.
Joe Murray clerk of the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals attends the Odd Fellows convention in Dallas. He is expected to return Thursday or Friday.
Deputy Sheriff W. J. DeLacey in charge of the Southern Pacific east yards arrested three negroes and recovered two suitcases containing items stolen from the Pullman Company and trains. The loot includes sheets toweling soap blankets an army pistol and new cutlery. Charges filed in Justice Courts.
Laredo Texas reports the organization of the Laredo Rotary Club with twenty charter members. Officers named are Sam Mackin president J R Moore vice president and J W Kenney secretary treasurer. Directors include Mackin Moore Kenney Falvella Denike Weber Rev C W Cook H S Garlich and S E Leonard. Membership expected to grow to fifty.
The Thirty seventh regiment will leave Camp on the marsh under Pershing for duty at the border with the Ninth infantry. Thirteen days will cover the march of about 460 miles to Laredo. From there the Ninth will proceed to San Antonio by overland route. A transportation experiment with two caterpillar tractor trains and one motor truck company will accompany the troops the first time such caterpillars are used for regimental transport.
The inventories of two wills, G. A. Stowers and Ella A. Combs, filed in Bexar County Probate Court, value the estates jointly at about 1.98 million. Stowers is about 1.313 million, Combs about 665 thousand. Stowers is shown as community property with a one half at death worth 565,881.23.
Essay style notice arguing age is personal, not years, citing commanders like Mackensen and Haig as examples. It promotes Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic to sustain vitality after sixty, urging readers to get Duffys and keep well and to contact the Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester for a booklet.
A health advisory links backache and kidney discomfort to excess meat and uric acid. It recommends four ounces of Rad Salts or Jad Salts daily in water to cleanse sluggish kidneys, ease bladder irritation, and improve urine, noting the remedy is inexpensive and safe.
The Louisville Courier Journal contrasts the myth of Sisyphus with a household task. A child asks about the labor of Sisyphus while an adult likens it to washing dishes, framing it as a modern, mundane parallel to an ancient punishment.
D N Sims 20 was shot through the heart by an accidental 22 caliber discharge at his Lamburg Texas home. The body was sent to Howland Texas and then to San Antonio after authorities were alerted by a 6 year old witness. Sims, a farmer, was reared in Paris and survived by a brother Virgil Line and four sisters in a Fort Worth Masonic Home plus Mrs Jesse Jones.
A man tells a lecturer he enjoyed the talk last night. He admits he was not present, saying he bought tickets for his girl's father and mother who attended. The quip highlights misreading enjoyment as attendance and ends with a humorous twist.
Commissioner Uhr urges all police to cease humiliating deserter arrests and to focus on their beats. He notes some officers neglect duties while chasing deserters and warns of a $50 reward per apprehension. The political ad questions current leadership and advocates change to Lewis Maverick.
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