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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1916

Page

3

San Antonio Symphony Society plans $10000 fund drive

After a quiet meeting at the St. Anthony Hotel, the San Antonio Symphony Society announced a campaign to raise 10000 to fund and improve the orchestra next season. Conductor Arthur Claassen warned he might return East without the funds while officers and directors support the effort. The treasurer reported 6022.95 in receipts and 5768.31 in disbursements with a small year end balance.

San Antonio Symphony Society St. Anthony Hotel San Antonio Symphony Orchestra Arthur Claassen Eli Hertzberg G. G. Watts R. Seebe H. P. Drought J. H. Hornberger Alexander Joske E. Steves E. B. Chandler J. B. Lewright E. A. Wilson Mildred Gates

Past Masters Honored at Scottish Rite Masons Reception

Past worshipful masters of Masonic lodges gathered at the Scottish Rite cathedral in San Antonio for a reception and entertainment hosted by Anchor Lodge. About 50 local past masters attended as the Nineteenth Infantry band from Fort Sam Houston provided music. Speakers included W. S. Tomey Nat M. Washer J. Warren and Harry Redan entertained with sleight of hand.

Scottish Rite Anchor Lodge of San Antonio Nineteenth Infantry Band Fort Sam Houston W. S. Tomey Anchor Lodge Nat M. Washer Grand Lodge of Texas J. ©. Warren Harry Redan Houston

Park Hotel under construction in Seguin Texas

Active construction on Seguin's Park Hotel begins with a $45,000 project to be finished by September 1. The hotel will be leased for fifteen years to T. B. Baker of San Antonio's St Anthony and Menger hotels, and sits at the southeast corner of the City park.

Seguin Tex Park Hotel T. B. Baker St. Anthony and Menger Hotels San Antonio Coleman & Jenkins Austin Mountain Streets Bruns

Governor Sets Bird Day for April 3 in Texas

Governor Ferguson issued a proclamation designating Monday April 8 as Bird Day in Texas urging teachers and students to observe the day with activities honoring bird conservation. He cites the practical and cultural value of birds and honors John Burroughs whose birthday aligns with the observance.

Austin Tex Ferguson Texas John Burroughs

Mexico's Finances Seen Adjusted Soon

John Silliman reports smooth progress in Queretaro with governors meeting to resolve finance. A new currency issue will circulate next month, exchanging current paper at a 10 percent discount to lift the burden. Davela to continue as governor at Carranza's request amid a foreign influx on the southbound train.

San Luis Potosi Mex John Silliman Saltillo Queretaro Silliman Mexico General Davela Carranza

Teetotaler Highlander Outdrinks Doctor Test

A country doctor tests a Highlander who claims teetotaler by inviting him to drink at a hotel. After several whiskeys, the Highlander admits he is a strict teetotaler but will refuse what the doctor orders, exposing the paradox in their vows.

John Philadelphia Public Ledger

Shipping Plans Secret for Mexico Northwestern Rail Line

Army keeps motor truck line between Columbus and the field while testing the Mexico Northwestern railroad for supplies to General Pershing's forces. shipments would move as commercial freight under de facto Mexican government rules with El Paso as base, Columbus as fallback. Officials note secrecy from War Department and potential expansion to Mexican Central if Carranza agrees.

Mexico Northwestern General Pershing Department Columbus Northwestern el Paso War Department General Funston Baker Washington Carranza Casas Grandes Mexico Chihuahua

Danderine Promises Dandruff Free Hair And Growth

A 21 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine is advertised as making hair thick, wavy and lustrous while eliminating dandruff. The ad claims quick results within ten minutes and visible new growth after two weeks, urging use for softness shine and scalp health.

Knowlton

Indigestion Cure Advised With Rad Salts Remedy

A noted authority explains undigested food ferments in the stomach causing hyper acidity and heartburn. He prescribes four ounces of Rad Salts nightly in water for a week to neutralize acid, reduce gas, and aid digestion restoring liver and kidney function. Jad Salts, from grape and lemon acids with lithia and phosphate, is cited as inexpensive and safe.

Central Route Shift Elevates Mexican Central in War Transport

General Funston notes the Mexican Central gains importance for movement as pursuit of Villa moves into its territory. A working field telegraph line between Columbus and Casas Grandes supports wireless comms with Pershing reporting Villa near Santa Catalina earlier, while Americans are not believed to have advanced beyond the Northwestern line from Madera to Chihuahua.

Villa Columbus Casas Grandes General Funston General Pershing Santa Catalina Santa Maria Valley

Exhibition closes Friday at Carnegie Library auditorium

The Carnegie Library exhibition of paintings ends Friday March 31 with one more viewing day. Interest grows in the voting contest awarding prizes to popular organizations where the Young Woman's Christian Association leads and the Woman's Club trails. Thursday hosts are Daughters of Isabelle members Mrs. L. B. Randall and others.

Carnegie Library Young Woman's Christian Association Woman's Club Daughters of Isabelle L. B. Randall A. R. Bacon William Small Leslie Weimer H. B. Rice L. L. Hess J.L. Maher J. D. Ashley Frank Lange

Charters Issued Across Texas for Oil, Ice, and Other Firms

Charters granted to Bangs Oil and Development, Creek Shore Oil, Consumers Ice, Dallas Rotary Club, Farr and Walton Furniture, Houston Barbers Hill Co, Mu-See-Lit Club San Antonio, Valley View Drug, Yoakum Humble Oil, Athens Tile and Silo, and Southeast Hotel Co of Kansas City. Capital stocks range from no stock to 40,000 dollars. Incorporators include Rutherford, Robertson, Reed, Finkestein, Moore, Stewart, Phillips, Thompson, Orr, Thornton, Schrodt, Temple, Farr, Walton, Turner, Towell, Hindman, John, Anderson, Henry, Powell, Murchison, Martin, Neff, Lyons, Stapp, Driscoll. Some entities list purposes such as business information, literary club, and drug sales. others are general permits or regional firms.

Austin Tex Bangs Oil and Development Company Bangs Brown County Capital Stock H. P. Rutherford N. P. Robertson T. A. Reed Creek Shore Oil Company of Houston M. B. Finkestein H. C. Moore Johns. Stewart Consumers Ice Company of Commerce B. A. Phillips J. C. Thompson B. F. Orr Dallas Rotary Club of Dallas Capital R. L. Thornton Jacob Schrodt W. C. Temple Farr Charles D. Turner Houston-Barbers Hill of Company of Carey Towell G. W. Hindman Henry John San Antonio Harvey An Yoakum J. Lyons W. E. Stapp M. C. Driscoll Athens Tile and Silo Company of Athens J. W. Murchison C. W. Martin J. F. Neff Texas

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