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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1912

Page

5

Yeismograph Inventor Tells of Earthquakes

Dr. W S Chaplin, inventor of the seismograph, addresses the Scientific Society in the Stevens building. He says no part of Earth's crust is immune to quakes and tremors travel as waves, with only strong shocks felt by people. Japan is noted for early quake studies and awareness grows after initial indifference.

W. S. Chaplin Scientific Society Earth W. 8. Chaplin Chaplin Stevens Japan

Temple High School baseball team ready for season

Temple Texas March 28 The Temple High School baseball team is fully organized and prepared for the season. For the first time in years the squad will have complete uniforms purchased by Charles M Campbell president of City National Bank.

Temple, Tex Temple High School Charles M. Campbell City National Bank

Marriage and social events planned in the city

The social calendar lists the wedding of Fred A. Horna and Miss Bessie Pryor at First Presbyterian in the morning. Mrs. Max Garber hosts a bridge party at Fort Sam Houston. A luncheon at 1 30 at the Young Woman's Christian Association honors Miss McElroy and Miss Staf ord. Mrs. Mary Gary and Miss Jessamine Sadler host the Art Study class gathering at Miss Sadler's Pecan Street home. Beta Tau Zeta meets with Miss Frances Hillier on Romana Street.

Max Garber Fort Sam Houston Young Woman's Christian Association Miss McElroy Miss Staford Mary Gary Jessamine Sadler Miss Sadler Pecan Street Beta Tau Zeta Society Frances Hillier Romana Street Bridge

Hornaday Weds Miss Pryor at First Presbyterian

Fred A. Hornaday and Miss Bessie Pryor were married at 9 30 this morning in the First Presbyterian church by Rev. Arthur Jones. The couple will spend two months on a wedding trip to St. Louis before returning home.

Fred A. Hornaday Bessie Pryor First Presbyterian Church Arthur Jones W. J. Pryor Augusta Street San Antonio Mrs.Hornaday St. Louis

Surprise Party Held For Miss Hilda Clancey At Home

Miss Hilda Clancey was surprised at her Wyoming street home last evening by Miss Otilla Dobrowolski and Miss Bertha Clancey. Guests included Misses A. Schneider E. Schneider B. Schneider C. Anthon H. Kirby H. Starke HH. Erler L. Pfeiffer Alice Schneider O. Dobrowolski C. Zirkel Elmer Zirkel M. Itz Werner Starke C. Anthony E. Starke C. Bull R. Clancey T. Erler and others. games music and refreshments were enjoyed.

Hilda Clancey Wyoming Street Otilla Dobrowolski Bertha Clancey A. and E. Schneider H. Kirby H. Starke HH. Erler H. Clancey L. Pfeiffer E. Anthony Alice Schneider B. Clancey O. Dobrowolski Clifford Zirkel B. Schneider Elmer Zirkel M. Itz Werner Starke C. Anthony E. Starke C. Bull R. Clancey T. Erler

San Antonio History Club Elects Officers for Year

At yesterday afternoons session the San Antonio History Club elected officers for the coming year with Mrs H L Lathrop as president and Mrs C P Stafford as first vice president. The meeting included papers on The Second Republic Napoleon III Sardou and Mme Sans Gene plus a Classic Revival in Art review. A vesper service at the YWCA tomorrow features Abby McElroy on The Young Woman's Christian Association as a Civic Need with tea and social hour.

San Antonio History Club Club H. L. Lathrop C. P. Stafford Mary E. Muncey G. W. Johnson T. H. Milburn G. P. Robertson J. P. Ward BE. J. Buckingham DB. Goldstein J. H. Savage P. L. McIntosh Guy McFarland Kindergarten Association E. L. Swazey EB. J. Buckingham Mary E. Munsey Mme. Sans Gene Young Woman's Christian Association Abby McElroy National Organization

Miss Mabel Stafford Misses Visit For Local YWCA Campaign

State secretary Miss Mabel K Stafford of the YWCA could not arrive last night due to illness but is expected Monday for a three day money raising drive for the San Antonio YWCA ending Thursday night. Mrs J J Stevens hosts a Monday reception where Miss Abbey McElroy speaks on The YWCA as a World wide Movement.

Mabel K. Stafford Young Woman's Christian Association San Antonio Association J. J. Stevens Abbey McElroy Wills

Kidney Pills Help Bloomington Man Overcome Pain

D Toomey of 803 East Olive Street Bloomington Illinois reports severe backache and kidney pains before using Foley Kidney Pills. After a good trial he says the pills did wonders and now can work a hard day without eerie effects Edwards King Drug Co. Inc.

D. Toomey E. Olive St Bloomington Ill Foley C. A. Glossner Ontario St Rochester N. Y Edwards King Drug Co Suc

San-A-Lac Nervines Ad From Dreiss Drug Store

An old advertisement touts San-A-Lac for nerves with roast young chicken served stuffed aux thyme at Dr. Charles A. R. Campbell’s Dreiss drug store. It labels Campbell as bacteriologist and microscopist specializing in typhoid and malarial fevers.

Charles A. R. Campbell Dreiss

Second Annual Exhibition of Original American Paintings

Carnegie hall hosts a two month show from March 15 to April 7 with afternoon hours 2 to 6. Single admission is 25 cents while season tickets cost 1 dollar. Sundays are free. Associate members of Tuesday Musical Club exchange vouchers from De Pachmann coupons. Thos Goggan and Bro advertise. Parad: ba Ret an Call a taxi 6th phones X-2-8.

Carnegie Hall Exchange de Pachmann Coupons Thos. Goggan & Bro

Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy Promised To Ail Women

A Peoria woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing a tumor threat and ending two years of suffering after doctors recommended surgery. A Jessup resident reports relief from organic inflammation after two months of use following childbirth. The ad urges women with female illnesses to try the remedy before surgery.

Peoria, Ill Lydia E. Pinkham Christina Reed Mound St Jessup Joseph A. Lynch Lydia

Road project eyed to secure 200000 bonus in Live Oak

Land owners of Live Oak county plan to raise a 200000 bonus to back a Franklin road north of the Nueces River in Oakville and a large portion of the county as the San Antonio Uvalde Gulf line extension nears. A choice of routes faces the extension to the coast via Oakville or through the George West ranch on the west bank. The contract with the Chamber of Commerce sets a February 2 1913 start deadline for construction.

Live Oak County Nueces River Oakville Campbellton San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Railroad George West Ranch Chamber of Commerce Franklin

The Gunter Hotel Ideal Location as Traveler Headquarters

The Gunter Hotel stands out for its ideal location and perfect equipment making it the natural headquarters for the traveler who is particular about comfort and convenience. It emphasizes refined accommodations and accessibility to city amenities.

Gunter

Violin maker Arthur Thomason commits suicide amid deafness fears

Arthur Thomason a renowned violin maker and virtuoso was found dead from gas in his New York shop. Neighbors believed increasing deafness threatened his career and happiness, leading to his self inflicted death.

Associated Press New York Arthur Thomason

Brothers Charged With Killing Uncle in Feud

Two youths, JJ and Albert Riley, arrested here and charged with the murder of their uncle Robert Riley a wealthy stockman. His body was found on a lonely road last Monday night pierced by bullets. The families have long feuded but the brothers deny the charge.

Assoced Press Thers Albert Riley Robert Riley Riley

Inquiry into locomotive boiler explosion ends with no new facts

The interstate and state railroad inquiries into the Southern Pacific boiler blast concluded yesterday without new findings. Officials suspect excessive steam pressure caused the explosion, noting defective safety valves and valves screwed down. Further public inquiry will be dropped. Ensign plans more measurements at the scene with a team.

Southern Pacific John Ensign Interstate Commerce Commission Allison Mayfield State Railroad Commission Ensign Mayfield W. M. Stark A. Bucher Bucher Small Stark H. F. Anderson Anderson Ilka Young Dubuque Town Dougherty Houston Shirley Frank McManamy Denver

WAGE INCREASE Anticipated by Twelve Railroads

In Knoxville Tennessee in March twenty eight the Order of Railway Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors expect a referendum among trainmen and conductors across twelve railroads. They seek a 15 percent average wage increase and revised working hours with details kept confidential.

Associated Press Knoxville Tenn Southern Railway Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific Alabama Great Southern Railway New Orleans & Northeastern Railway Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Railway Alabama & Vicksburg Georgia Southern & Florida Railroad Atlantic Coast Line

Wisconsin seniors split over eliminating class hell

The University of Wisconsin seniors divide into pro and anti hell factions with most women backing elimination while the other side protests against changes to the class tradition.

Wisconsin University Associated Press Madison, Wis University of Wisconsin Char

Senator to limit new civil trials and move state prisons

State Senator Earl Mayfield of Temple will introduce a bill in the Thirty-third legislature to curb new trials in civil cases by requiring clear proof of serious injury before a new trial is granted. He also backs moving Huntsville and Rusk state prisons to Austin and notes his region supports Woodrow Wilson. An Illinois inventor patented a decoy duck that folds into a compact compass for hunters.

Mayfield of Temple Austin Tex Earl Mayfield Huntsville Rusk Woodrow Wilson Illnois

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Central Trust San Antonio, Texas J. O. Terrell B. G. Barnes J.J. Stevens Chas. Schreiner Otto Koehler W. P. Rote Norway Pearl St Lyra Katherine M. Joseph Rock Old Hebrew Ladies’ Relief Society Guilbeau and Aubrey Streets Albert Yancey Hayes Mexia North Texas Hayes Lorena Wilson J. T. Wilson West End M. B. Donoho O. P N. P San-A-Lac Peoria, Il Mrs. Lynch Franklin Road Alamo Plaza Hood Eeren S. P. Yards Interstate Commission Washington Termon Texas Depot Pharmacy P. G. Lucas Mission Drug Store Milburn Bros Milburn. Bros Cupples Meier’s Pharmacy S. M. Itschner Schwab & McElroy’s Brown Cracker & Candy Co Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
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