Fraternity Banquet in Houston Draws Texas Men
Pan-Hellenic association will host an annual banquet at the new Hotel Bender in Houston on December 27. Fraternity men from San Antonio and all parts of Texas are expected to attend.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1911
Page
8
Pan-Hellenic association will host an annual banquet at the new Hotel Bender in Houston on December 27. Fraternity men from San Antonio and all parts of Texas are expected to attend.
Bexar County Humane Society lists office at 211 Mackay building with humane officer E. M. Collins and telephone numbers 2409 day and 5877 night and Sunday. Another humane officer, George L. Mc Cauley, operates from 324 Hicks Building with night and Sunday phone 4726. old contact numbers provided.
A. J. Vining of Manitoba will deliver an address at First Baptist church at 8 pm on the social religious and political aspect of Russia. He recently returned from a year in Russia and helped plan a Baptist college at St. Petersburg.
November 30 dance hosted by Royal Neighbors at 117 N Flores venue with Artzt orchestra. Tickets priced at 25 cents.
The Demosthenes Debating Society at Brackenridge High School decided in a weekly meeting yesterday that woman suffrage should be adopted in the United States. Henry Rochelle and Harold Carruthers spoke for the affirmative and won the decision. Howard King and Ben Simms argued the negative as several extemporaneous talks followed. the meeting was well attended.
A delegation will represent the Interstate Inland Waterways Association at events this week. Details of attendance and exact duties are not fully listed in the fragment. Masquerade ball planned at LeCompte's stable on Thursday may indicate social events surrounding the meeting.
Mrs Charles Proper of West Scranton Pennsylvania says Vinci strengthened her after three years of weakness. Four bottles restored her energy as promised and the seller offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Fisher's Drug Store Gibbs building opposite post office.
A Texas and Louisiana delegation to the National Rivers and Harbors Congress will depart Houston tomorrow night via the Central Frisco lines. They will stop in St. Louis Louisville Cincinnati and Pittsburgh to seek endorsement for a petition to secure additional federal funds to complete the intercoastal canal from New Orleans to Corpus Christi.
Medical ads list Drs Garring Hatcher Tinkham J H Rice and their offices. Social events include masquerade dances by Telephone Operators Owls' hall and Ladies' Nest with Artzt music. Dam site visit by Chamber of Commerce directors scheduled Sunday. Fire damages residence on Lewis Street. Alamo Order meets to discuss Carnival plans for Queen's Court expansion.
A headline selling a home remedy urges readers to obtain two ounces of glycerine and concentrated pine compound to mix with whiskey. Directions say one to two teaspoonfuls after meals and at bedtime, with smaller doses for children. It claims fast cough and cold relief and notes the product is reliably sourced and in demand for six years.
The Hyomei vapor treatment is advised for stubborn chronic catarrh and colds. Use a scant teaspoonful in boiling water, inhale the vapor under a towel nightly for minutes. Costs 50 cents for the bottle, $1 for the complete inhaler, with a free trial offer from Booths Omel Co in Buffalo.
A local group announces it will reconvene next Tuesday afternoon to elect officers and appoint committees. The notice outlines the upcoming session and actions to be taken.
A 1000 acre tract in Atascosa County one mile southeast of Jourdanton was sold yesterday to Drs. Evans and Haliburton of Devine by Fred Reutzel. The price was not announced. This completes the sale of the Sanderson tract placed on the market by Meerscheidt Reutze several months ago.
M. B. A. dance set for Friday at the M. W. A. hall 117 North Flores Street with Artzt music. Admission 26 cents. Tomorrow McCabe hosts a turkey lunch at the Plaza Bar from 4 p m to 10 p m.
The county awarded a contract to Staacke Bros. for four water wagons at 342.50 dollars each. Bids were opened two days earlier but no action taken at that time.
The county commissioners ordered a certificate of good moral character for Fred Cowen to permit him to take the legal examination and qualify as a lawyer.
A theft of mare complaint was filed today before Justice Ben Fisk by M. Garza naming Francisco Rodriguez as the defendant. Bond was set at 500 dollars, with the accused remanded to the county jail in lieu of bond.
Slaughter a guard at the convict camp on the Fredericksburg road telephoned Sheriff Tobin that he had accidentally shot himself in the arm about 9 o clock. Dr. Berreey was sent to treat the injury which is described as not serious.
Six men were arrested last night by Detectives Stowe, Knaus and Miller on vagrancy charges after being found loitering in a saloon and pool room on Austin street. They were arraigned before Judge Buckley in police court this morning and three were fined five dollars each.
Rome November 29. The new cardinals including American prelates Falconio Farley and O Connell arrived at the Vatican. They processed through the halls with Swiss guards and papal officials, kissed the pope s hand and foot, and were given the red biretta as a sign of dignity. A public consistory will follow Thursday with the conferring of the red hat.
District Judge Swayne refused to separate Mrs. Lillian Mitchell from her husband after habeas corpus proceedings filed by the girl's mother. The case marks the first time in Tarrant county history a mother sought to remove a daughter from a husband who eloped. The daughter was claimed to be 14 years old.
Mrs. Mary Bartlett and her son John T. Bartlett bought 1000 acres near Bishop Nueces County for 72000 dollars. They began improvements and expect 900 acres ready for cultivation by year’s start. Four steam plows grub and break land. Bishop founded the town now at about 600 residents, with 10000 acres cultivated nearby. Bishop travels in San Antonio.
J. L. Hamilton of Waddell & Hamilton, a leading bridge contracting firm, is due in San Antonio from Memphis with his family already in place for the winter. Based in Kansas City, Hamilton is renowned in U S engineering circles for the firm’s double decked bridge design. The two tiered bridge lowers as vessels pass, enabling quick navigation.
Five Mexican citizens arrested in connection with a revolutionary movement against the Mexican government go on trial before Inspector W. O. Staver of the immigration service in Laredo. Marshall Hicks of San Antonio represents the defendants while Lock McDaniel, the U. S. district attorney, prosecutes for the government.
A decision will not be announced until the testimony of all five men has been heard. The process hinges on completing the witnesses' accounts before any ruling.
Health Officer Steiner said the names of forty five cases infected with hookworm will not be released until Dr. C W Stiles of the United States Marine Hospital Service files his full report. The statement came from Austin, Texas, on November 28.
An old advertisement touts Gro Tasteless Chill Tonic as a tasteless quinine iron remedy for malaria. It claims suitability for both adults and children and emphasizes plain labeling on each bottle. Price listed as 650c.
The message suggests replacing an old paneled door in a bedroom with a new door described as a MI DOOR for a Christmas surprise. It mentions ED STEVES & soj as perhaps a supplier.
A brief notice records Thanksgiving day activities at Bj Co Harnisch & Co. The item notes holiday observance and related business adjustments. No further details appear in the readable text.
The Associated Press reports a total rental of 11.73 million dollars tied to a 198 year lease on frontage of 106 feet on State street and 35 feet on Randolph street. The average annual ground rent will run about 59 242 dollars.
Halletsville Texas November 29 telegram said Mrs. W L Chestnut 51 died in Port Arthur and will be buried in Lufkin tomorrow. E Editor 8 D Chestnut left immediately for Port Arthur.
Desiderio Diaz faced a district court trial in Laredo on the charge of murdering Florentino Sanchez, an elderly man, at Isletas on the night of June 24. The proceedings began yesterday with the case unfolding before the court.
The secretary of state filed the charter of the Union Stock Yards company of Houston in Austin on November 29. Capital stock is $200000 and incorporators are J. M. Hussey C. I. McFarland and W. J. Way.
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