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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1915
Page
6
The county plans to burn bonds totaling 22,000 in a public ceremony attended by the commissioners court, county clerk, and county treasurer. The bonds were from the G. H. railway and were canceled after purchase, marking the debt retirement. Several local items and notices follow, including public announcements and advertisements.
Itasca Fishing Club of Itasca Texas with eight members led by W J Buchanan plans a fishing expedition to the Devil's River staying from Monday until June 1. The party includes D K Marlin Pat Hooks D K Robinson T H Van Cleave F P Files CT Martin and more merchants. They depart San Antonio for Comstock then Devil's River camping grounds with a hotel chef and assistant joining them.
Professor W J Willkais of Mall Avenue High leads a protest after Weatherford High won the state debate title. He alleges an Austin paper published the San Antonio team’s argument, giving opponents an unfair edge. San Antonio advanced in prelims. Weatherford prevailed 4 to 3 in finals. San Antonio track ace Eugene Kirby won the mile in 4 45, a state mark.
The planning committee aims to extend the free lecture program through cooperation with other groups and employ lecturers during the year. Chairman is Dr. Constance with members My HP Drought Mrs Thugh B Tice Mrs Clayton Scott and Suse Buza Heth Houston. Last season featured lectures by Dr Charles W Levinson Philip T Will Haim of Orange Catherine of Russia Lafayette and Charlemagne Howard Meneard Griggs spoke on What is Progress A Study in Modern Civilization Thaman Whitney Saratta discussed How to Listen in Music and Larate lectured on Sculpture by Landscape or Civil Art.
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