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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1913

Page

5

Welcome Home Dinner Highlights Rotary Convention Impact

Rotary Club of San Antonio heard reports from Rev. Philip Cook and H. L. Miller at a Travis Club dinner. Texas delegates touted the Buffalo convention and urged support for bringing the event to Texas next year, noting wide publicity and future benefits for the state.

Rotary Club San Antonio Rotary Clubs Buffalo Travis Club Texas Lone Star State Philip Cook St. Mark's Episcopal Church Harry Miller

Five Children Benefit From Cardus Remedy Claim

Mrs Minnie Wright of Asheville Testifies Cardus Restored Her Health After Measles Relapse and Severe Ailments. She credits Cardui with strength to care for five children and plans to urge others to try it. Cardus, claimed effective for over fifty years, reportedly aided over a million women. sold by druggists.

Cardus Cardui Cardut

Rotary Convention Highlights Inspire Northward Tour

Mr. Miller known as Foxy Grandpa recounted inspiration and perspiration during visits to Fort Worth Dallas St Louis Chicago Detroit and Buffalo. Detroit municipal band impressed him prompting plans for a San Antonio band. Judge Archer invited Rotarians to meet in Texas next year. others spoke on trip highlights and business aspects of the convention. Dancing closed the evening program.

Miller Fort Worth Dallas St. Louis Chicago Detroit Buffalo Belle Isle Park San Antonio Osceola Archer Texas Mr. Miler H. H. Osborne Leon Goodman Lake Erie Ray M. Mackay Ierbert Wallace C. IT. Jenkins Herbert Hayes

State Expenditures Rise Fast as Fiscal Year Ends

Austin figures show total state government costs for year ending August 31, 1913 at 5,512,676.57, up 830,108.11 from 4,682,568.16 the prior year. Pension payments total about 500,000 for 1913, with monthly spending patterns listed. warrants issued rise from 27,652 to 41,923, signaling growing state activity.

Austin Tex Comptroller's Department Comptroller’s Department

Widening Plan for Travis Street Presented to City Officials

A citizen committee asked Mayor Brown and Aldermen Chapa and Warren to consider a Travis street widening from Abraje to Zavala. No decision was made as bond funds total 375000. Garland named chair of a sub committee to obtain cost estimates from property owners for council review.

Travis Street Abraje Zavala Street Brown F. A. Chapa Third Ward John W. Warren James F. Garland

Two More Dairymen Fined For Adulterated Milk

E. W. Marshall and George Wechsler, dairymen, were fined $25 and costs each in Justice Campbell's court for offering milk alleged to be adulterated. Inspectors Hoffman and Golaz led the enforcement with local food inspectors as witnesses.

E. W. Marshall George Wechsler Justice Campbell Marshall Wechsler Hoffman and Golaz

Adenoids a Menace to Children Says Advert

The ad claims adenoids arise from repeated infant colds and harm a child’s life. It urges parents to prevent them by promptly curing colds and throat irritation with Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound. Fischer Drug Co. advertisement.

Foley Fischer Drug Co Adv

Fresh Sausage Pitch At Grand Opera House Lobby

An advertisement urges customers to ask for the king with TIN TAG when buying sausage and to see a lobby display at the Grand Opera House, from Union Meat Company.

Grand Opera House Adj Union Meat Company

Advance Fashions for Fall Wear Unveils Unusual Suit

A fashion description details a fall ensemble featuring a unique bretelle and muff design. The single-breasted coat uses large crocheted buttons, a Robesphere collar, and astrakhan trim. The circular skirt tucks into a half belt, while the five panel muff mirrors the shoulder bands.

Bretelles

Woman Arrested in New York on Extradition Request

Alice Maude Muller Sanchez, who arrived in Brooklyn from Mexico, is arrested at the request of the Mexican charge d affaires seeking her extradition on embezzlement charges from the Huerta government. Mexico has forty days to prove extraditable offense. US bail status unclear. Her U.S. birth does not bar extradition.

Washington Alice Maude Muller Sanchez Brooklyn Mexico Huerta Miss Sanchez United States

Three Story Reinforced Concrete Building Planned for Rent

Notice announces a new three story reinforced concrete building to be divided to suit a desirable tenant. Location is the corner of W Commerce and Main plaza. For information apply architect P. Behles Adv.

W. Commerce Main Plaza P. Behles

Foley Kidney Pills Offer Safe Family Remedy

Can't afford kidney trouble. Aiming to reassure readers, the notice promotes Foley Kidney Pills as an honest medicine that relieves backache and rheumatism, tones the body, and restores normal kidney and bladder function through Fischer Drug Co.

I and G N Plan Improvements

The International and Great Northern railway will upgrade its fleet with 13 oil burning consolidation locomotives for freight and 1000 freight cars, including 200 36 foot ventilated box cars, 209 36 foot underframe box cars, 400 36 foot steel stock cars, and 200 36 foot gondola cars, under an equipment contract approved by the railroad commission.

Austin Tex International and Great Northern Railway Railroad Commission

Charters Issued in Texas Firms and Institutions

The Texas list shows charters issued for Mills Investment Company of Hamilton with 40000 capital stock and James family as incorporators, Fisk Realty Company of El Paso with 20000 capital stock, City Hospital Training School of San Antonio formed to train nurses with no capital stock, and Sanitary Grocery Company of Port Arthur with 5000 capital stock. Incumbents named include J T James C B James M C James R Fisk W K Ramsey R R isk L I Shronshire S A King W B Russ and W M Ward H M Becker T EB Webb.

Austin Tex Mills Investment Company Hamilton Hamilton County Capital J. T. James C. B. James M. C. James Fisk Realty Cmpany el Paso R. Fisk W. K. Ramsey R. R.isk City Hospital Training School of San Antonio L. I. Shronshire 8. A. King W.B. Russ Sanitary Grocery Company Port Arthur W. M. Ward H. M. Becker T. EB Webb

No smell of restaurant at Mat thews Cafeteria

A brief note describes Mat thews Cafeteria at 222 Losoya Street as serving home cooked meals prepared by white ladies and lacking a restaurant aroma.

Matthews Losoya St

Wiley Sees Plot to Debauch Wines in Tariff Fight

Washington opinion by Dr. Harvey Wiley former government chemist warns that a Senate tariff proposal would allow adulteration of wine by adding sugar grape juice or water up to 20 percent before during or after fermentation He urges patrons of lobster palaces and wine lovers to protest to defend purity of products and accuses the bill of debasing whiskey and beer through vague definitions.

Washington, D. C Harvey W. Wiley Senate Wiley Dr. Wiley

Society notes hail two wedding celebrations and parties

Beulah B Patterson reports a rose dinner in honor of Miss Jennie Wahrmund and Charles Boelhauwe with an eight course pink rose theme attended by a long list of guests. Another birthday of Miss Birdie Elizabeth Coleman includes a dancing party with many attendees and a lawn fete by Pine Street Presbyterian Church.

Chester Wahrmund Jennie Wahrmund Charles Boelhauwe Jennie Wahrraund Emmie Wahrmund Ottie Wahrmund Albert Piper Carter Sommers Louis Saur Rheiner Marbeck William Saenger Beaumont William Wahrmund Paul Bosselman Harry Basse Pine Street Presbyterian Church

Somerville to Host Interdenominational Sunday School Convention

A large district Sunday school convention for eighteen counties will meet in Somerville from October 6 to 8 with capacity for 1000 attendees. Delegates from many cities are expected. Mrs R M McCoy leads the entertainment committee, with R L Derryberry as publicity chair assisted by A B Hillan and J M Bowman.

Somerville Tex R. M. McCoy

Siberian Butter Lands in Bond as Tariff Debates Rise

Butter from Siberia and Australia sits in warehouses in New York awaiting passage of a tariff bill reducing the duty. The Siberian product cost about 20 5 8 cents a pound delivered, with duties it would run roughly 23 18 cents, about 5 cents under domestic prices. Experts vary on quality, with some saying Siberian butter matches the best domestic butter. Smaller imports from Australia and Canada are also in bond awaiting market access.

New York Siberia Australia Bond Argentina Canada Hond

Officials Take Rest as Wilson Aides Take Leave

An exodus of high government officials marks the week end in Washington. Secretary Daniels travels to Atlantic City with Mrs. Daniels and their two sons while President Wilson rests in Cornish New Hampshire. Wilson plans westward speaking tour and Vice President Marshall visits Philadelphia and Atlantic City. McAdoo stays in New York and Houston also absent on business. Redfield resumes Commerce control Monday. In London Whistler is mistaken for a clerk by a shopper and replies about the coat and trousers.

Washington Wilson Cornish N. H Daniels Atlantic City West Marshall Philadelphia McAdoo New York Houston Redfield Department of Commerce

Hudson 1914 Six Cylinder Cars Weigh 3740 Pounds

William Steinhardt of the Hudson Company explains the 1914 Hudson six cylinder models balance weight between light and heavy cars at 3740 pounds with wire wheels saving 127 pounds to 3613. He notes improved body design reduces the clumsy look of six passenger cars. A Maxwell 35 touring car praise arrives for E H Labadie Co in San Antonio.

William Steinhardt Hudson Company Steinhardt Hudson

Overland Model 79 Touring Cars Sold to Texas Dealers

The Woodward Carriage Company reports sale and shipment of Overland model 79 touring cars to Co. L. Carter of Austin G. R. Porter of San Marcos and C. Chaddick of Corpus Christi, all dealers in their regions. An additional model 79 was sold yesterday to Sanders, Sales Manager of Coleman Fulton Pasture Company, Overland reps at Gregory.

Woodward Carriage Company Co. L. Carter Austin G. R. Porter San Marcos C. Chaddick Corpus Christi Overland Sanders Coleman-Fulton Pasture Company Gregory

Maxwell 25 Touring Car Arrives at Local Dealership

The Maxwell 25 five passenger touring car has been received by the E. H. Labadie Automobile Company and is expected on the salesroom floor after much local speculation about its unusually low price.

E. H. Labadie Automobile Company

Out-of-town Dealers Inspect New Reo Machine

Four out-of-town dealers visited the city to inspect the new machine. A carload of Reo 5th touring cars, rail series, has been sold through Citizens' Auto Company to the Park Garage of Victoria. The machines will be sent directly from the factory.

Reo Citizens’ Auto Company Park Garage Victoria

Buick Car Sales Reported to Local Doctors

B. R. Webb, Buick branch manager, notes the sale of a touring car and a roadster models B-37 and B-36 to Dr. J. H. Burleson and Dr. W. B. Russ of this city. Both sales concluded yesterday.

B. R. Webb Buick J. H. Burleson W. B. Russ

Marion interests drive Dallas manager to visit San Antonio

M. W. McClure district manager for Marion products in Dallas is in the city on Marion interests. He plans to remain in San Antonio for several days.

M. W. McClure The Marion Products Dallas Marion San Antonio

Buick B-2 touring cars reach three Texas towns

The San Antonio Buick branch reports delivery of Buick B-2 touring cars to B. D. Kent of Victoria E. E. Shropshire of Lockhart and C. E. Crist of Blanco, Texas.

San Antonio Buick B. D. Kent Victoria E. E. Shropshire Lockhart C. E. Crist Blanco

New 1914 Pierce-Arrow 38 towing car arrives at Alamo Auto

The Alamo Auto Sales Company received a new 1914 Pierce-Arrow 38 towing car with special upholstery and displays it at the salesrooms on Avenue C.

Pierce-Arrow Alamo Auto Sales Company Ar Eans Avenue C

Peerless Six Touring Cars Delivered to Woodward Company

A carload shipment of Peerless 38- Six touring cars has been received by the Woodward Carriage Company, with officials indicating representatives from Peerless may visit soon to arrange duties and service.

Peerless Woodward Carriage Company Ine

Premier products rep Jake Duke visits city

Jake Duke a factory representative for Premier products is in the city for undisclosed business prompting local interest from residents and businesses.

Jake Duke

Foley Kid Pills Advertises Rheumatism Relief

An advertisement claims Foley Kid Pills ease rheumatic pain by cleansing the blood and kidneys. It asserts the pills will permanently strengthen kidneys and keep uric acid crystals out, urging Fischer Drug Co. as the seller.

E Foley Fischer Drug Co

Wireless Link Between Britain and Canada Planned

A wireless system connecting Great Britain and Canada is slated to be in operation next September.

Great Britain Canada

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H. L. Miller Mrs. Wright Asheville, N. C Alamo Plaza Charles Rees Cothn Rees Princess Theater Photogirl Feder Neation Beulah B. Patterson Aurelia Wood Birdie Elizabeth Coleman Ruth Taylor Adelaide Campbell Grace McClannahan Louise Berry Adele Shaw Hazel Shaw Russell Hughes Margaret Graham Margaret Sutherland Mary Nelson Johnson Mildred Johnson Cordelia Bradbent Zulime Pettus Sallie Gold Pettus Gladys Williams Margaret Maugham Uvalde Esther Clements Elizabeth Senior Ethel Tobin Irene Bindley Agnes Steele Dorothy Evans Gladys Robbins Elizabeth Bancroft Orange Lafayette Ward Charles Stone Houston Hearne Louis Heder John Scott David Woodward Earl McFoldrick Richard Vander Stratton Walter Hughes Frederick Florian Atlee Ayers Robert Ayers Alfred Kilgore Charles Joos Brenham Bennett Fowler Davis Jack Cassity Will Mell Booth Carleton Bindlay John Shook Herman Hesse Llayden Guoldstein Robert McNemer Sam Bennett Jr Tom Mooney Walter Skinner Harlan Carson William King Harold Sutherland Edgar Tobin Robert Scott Arthur Graham Edmund Mcll Blue Bonnet Musical Club Lenora Maurene McLennan H. M. Club Laura Wolff Helen Johnson Kathleen Hull Grace Edith Springall Catherine Lurt Marion Sonnen Lorene Hipp House of Bishops Protestant Episcopal Church St. John the Divine House of Deputies Baltimore Henry C. Holter Somerville, Tex Callan Silk Hosiery My Lady's McCallum Hosiery CO Northampton Mass James McNeill Whistler London Mr. Whistler Sopade James Pyle & Sons Edgewater N. J Maxwell C. P. Welles Welles Sinton Mr. Welles Corpus ECR Bell Telephone C. 355 Telegraph Petr Tel
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