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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1927
Page
2
Classified noting fashion footwear with patent leather finish in kid white blue colorways and satin bed parent leather accents. Mentions chic stylish design and potential sizing. No clear event or person identified.
Liberal soldiers who surrender their weapons to United States marines will receive 10 dollars per rifle or machine gun. The plan, issued by Rear Admiral Latimer, aims to supervise disarmament ahead of elections in Nicaragua under US supervision. Only Liberals receive payment. the proclamation states the United States will oversee custody of arms and ammunition.
More than 100 students took part in the operetta The Gypsy Queen presented in the school auditorium by Thomas Nason Page junior school pupils. Teachers in charge included Louise Thulmeyer Haith Leigh Olga Schos Elizabeth Harevort and Bizs Herman Goldschmidt W Wilson and business manager Leta Briges with Raymond Armald handling lighting. The Parent-Teacher association organized meals and the leading roles were played by Dorothy Rogers Zujunne Hoyer Margaret Hudson Lillie Mae Bowen and Martha Bounds.
The Carrolleeschool for p ie located at 107 Arcadia Avenue in Alamo Heights is handed to the Baptists of Southwest Texas to operate as a denominational school. Hu ten B. Carr founded it. a group of Baptist trustees assume leadership as a campaign begins to raise funds for a permanent, lasting facility.
Arthur Mathie was elected president of the Haynes Dehuing at 2101. Senior officers include Felix Winxroun as president, Wilbur Knox as secretary, and treasurer Favlore. Reporters and parliamentarian listed as Bernard Goldberg and Richard Davie, with sergeants-at-arms named.
Mrs quoiddapnes, president of the San Antonio chapter of American War Mothers, received a letter from Charles P. Tine of the American Red Cross noting that Mississippi flood relief supplies sent for the victims were received at Memphis and distributed to the survivors. Tine commended the local editor for efforts and thanked Memphis for generosity.
Universal Service reports a savant from New York arguing that women remain more primitive than men due to temper, reproduction, and protective instincts. He claims civilization changed men to restrain urges, while women still exhibit temper as a primitive trait. A youth arrest note follows about a one-year-old man accused of attacking Richard Jorden Jr. and held in city jail.
San Antonio tour pieces with photographs were sent to Executives magazine in St Louis by Bodney Kring of the chamber of commerce publicity department for June publication. Articles covered industrialization by C C Ler of the Manufacturers' Association, San Antonio on Military Center by W B Tuttle, San Antonio's Tourist Business by Tom Etheridge, and The Financial Situation by Ernest L Brown. The convention city story by Thring was forwarded to the Texas Druggist for June convention issue.
A jury was seated to try Abe Frazier for the 1921 slaying of Bernie Banker as testimony began on Wednesday after the panel was completed Tuesday night in Dallas.
Light-delightfully cool corsets and girdles made from fine net with plastic and elastic top. Corsets feature back lace design while girdles use clasp-around effects. Sizes range from 24 to 36 for corsets and 26 to 36 for girdles. Fourth Floor Y.
A catalog of bed spreads features striped patterns and varied colors. 81x106 crinkle, rayon, and dimity spreads offered at special prices from $2.50 to $8.00, with regulars ranging up to $12.50. Multiple sizes 81x105 to 90x108 highlight durable, washable materials and attractive designs.
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