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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1922

Page

17

Plan to shift to year round school urged by board

J K Beretta reported to the school board that a 12 month school year could replace the current system. The plan, already tested in Europe and several U S cities, would divide the year into four terms with three months each and a one week interterm recess. Some students could attend nine months, others would attend three consecutive terms while vacations shift among summer fall and spring.

Iendorzersett Piace J. K. Beretta Mr. Beretta New Jersey California Brigtton Conn Paul Scholz Schols Board of Education Departent of Interior Eurachican Sountetes Bit Beretta le Lrge Ingugu Hany Ceretta Berchin Scholz New Key

Plan to test new school seating in two eight schools

A proposal by Mr Schola suggests trying the plan at two eight city schools to ease seating with capacities of 2000 and 4400, testing efficiency before statewide rollout. The ad then includes unrelated product and remedy promotions.

Schola

Duty Is 10 Soldiers at Red Cross Meeting

A Bexar county Red Cross chapter gathering with Hobart J. Goudy of St. Louis approving the national headquar ters relief work for ex-service men. The meeting stressed the Red Cross human touch beyond government care, with Sandy Bint noting public hesitation to support the organization. Howdy Haynes tours the Southwest holding chapter talks. he departs San Antonio for El Paso Thursday night.

Bexar County Hobart J. Goudy St. Louis Charter Chandler American Med Cross Sandy Bint

Identity of Murdered Man in Waco Revealed

The body found in Waco on March 8 with a bullet wound in the head has been identified as Carthy Brenna of Florence, Wisconsin. Police say identification is complete and expect early arrests.

Hedy Waco Tex Carthy Brenna Florence Wan Kovgn

Shortage in Revenue From Taxes Estimated at 200 Million

Washington March 24 Officials estimate a 200 million dollar shortfall in calendar year 1822 revenues from income and profits taxes after the March 15 installment as more complete figures reduce initial forecasts. Final Macel receipts and budget implications remain unsettled with a likely over 100 million drop in first half estimates.

Washington B. C Treasury Macel

Am Enemy to Good Health Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad

An old advertisement touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as a mild effective remedy for indigestion and related discomforts. It claims the medicine banishes bloating bad breath coated tongue and stomach distress with a single nightly dose. Sold everywhere.

Guadalupe County Fair Board Names 3-Year Directors in Seguin

At a Guadalupe County Fair Association meeting in Seguin Texas on March 24, directors were chosen to serve three-year terms. Elected were Tulis Seligmann H H Weivert J A Heineke A J Wirth and Olavies Bauer amid discussions on funding and public debt reduction efforts.

Seguin Tex Chogen Tuliis Seligmann H. H. Weivert J. A. Heineke A. J. Wirth Olavies Bauer

Church funds surge in Philadelphia conference

In Philadelphia on March 24 delegates report church funds totaling eighty million dollars raised by Methodist Episcopal Church members. Dr Morris W. Elines of Chicago, treasurer, presented figures for the last fiscal year, noting conservation and advancement efforts amid wartime expenses.

Church Centenary Program Funded by Large Contributions

A report notes 600000 paid for ministerial support and 31000000 for improvements and missions and benevolences required. He stated 14200000 was contributed to the church centenary program with support from relatives in the eastern section.

Seguin Pioneer Ules Dies. Seguin Resident Remembered

Seguin Pioneer Ules of Seguin died recently at Kingsburt after a long illness. Surviving relatives include a widow and two sons Jeptha White of San And, and Smiley White, with Claud White also listed among survivors. The obituary notes he was a prominent early settler of Inye County.

Seguin Ules Fes White Inye County Hy Pont Kingsburt Claud White

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