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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1933

Page

3

Forty Candidates Begin Rite at San Antonio Scottish Rite

The forty-third semi annual reunion of the Scottish Rite bodies in the San Antonio district opened at the Scottish Rite temple with the conferring of the twenty-first degree. Nathan Tracy led the day’s program conferring 10 degrees on 30 candidates, as Henry R. Wofford led the ceremony with a large supporting staff. The morning included degrees 21, 22, 23 and 24, with afternoon to see degrees 25 through 29 and the 40th degree concluding the Travis council rites.

San Antonio Nathan Tracy Elmore H. Erben HL. Howard Travis Council Knights of Kadosh Wofford Henry R. Wofford Tie Sylvan Lang John H. Haile Martin Murphy J. E. Peger James B.osborne Ralph H. Cameron Lonnie Irvin Bernard Leonard Guy Gude J. A. Wright A. I. Dame Raymond Brewer W. A. L. Treptow A. A. Semaan Melrose Holmpres Harry A. Halff C. T. Macleod Sam Adelman Leon Wulffe Joseph B. McGowen W. B. Jack Ball Clinton P. Heed C. E. Weinberger Thomas H. Farrell George B. Knua Jesse E. H. Marek J. H. Allen F. Q. Crawford Knights Kadosh C. BP. Read W. E. Simpson W. H Wallace A. R. Marker F. H. Weeks Travis BH. Moursand J. M. Stephens Jesse S. Jones Louis T. Botto

Magnes Goads Brings Quick Comfort For Bladder Woes

An old advertisement prose touts Magnes Goads as a remedy for bladder issues and digestive upset. It claims a gentle, oxygenating formula from famous chemists will purify the blood, improve digestion, and boost energy. The “scientific” tone promises rapid relief after nightly use with water before bed.

Thouranda Atuballa Pawel Magnes

New Street Cars for Chicago to Enter Service

Report notes Chicago will add new street cars to public transit. The cars are described as noiseless and slated for deployment on city streets, with broader notes on modern urban progress and transport upgrades.

Chicago

Opera Star and Fiancé to Wed in Connecticut

Opera star Mary McCormick and her fiancé, former wife of Prince Serge Mdivani, pose affectionately with harry Bannister, ex husband of Ann Harding, before leaving Roosevelt Field for Connecticut where Mary is to sing. The couple confirmed plans to marry.

Mary McCormick Prince Serge Mdivani Harry Bannister Ann Harding Roosevelt Field Connecticut Mary Interna

Shriners Set 5 Day Meets With Degree Ceremonials

The San Antonio consistory schedule spans Thursday to Friday with conferring of the twenty eighth to thirty second degrees, aided by named officers. A semi annual ceremonials close with novices enrolled and a Shrine parade, circus by touring stars, and an evening dance for Shriners and families.

Ray Davis R. O. Boss Walthall Littlepage Earl C. McNeill N. E. Ferguson G. B. Marks J. J. Daniel H. H. Bleb Will Franke Max E. Brand Terry D. McBurney Otto Walrath James G. Kizer Joh L. Davis W. L. Lee van P.m. Robert Michael Scottia Conper

Sanity trading plea outlines GOP platform for 1934

Former Governor William L. Harding, speaking at the Hamilton club, urged the Republican platform: Individualism versus regimentation and Nationalism versus internationalism. He argued these planks plus stabilizing the dollar, boosting tariffs, restoring markets, and reducing taxes and state debts would rally the electorate and defeat Democrats.

Chicago NRA William L. Harding Hamilton Club Itis

Cotton Crop Hopes Rise In 11 Annual Report Forecast

Washington November 8 1 A bumper cotton crop of 14 400 000 bales was forecast this year by the agricultural department crop reporting board. Gains in Texas and Oklahoma lifted the November 1 forecast by 215 000 bales from October. The crop is 98 000 bales above last year despite a $111 000 000 campaign to shrink output. The board cited reduced acreage and government efforts to plow up cotton as key factors in the revised forecast.

Washington, D. C Agricultural Department Texas Oklahoma

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