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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1935

Page

15

VETS PROGHIN FOR THURSDAY

Highlights of the Thursday portion of the thirty-seventh encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans include an auxiliary session at the Plaza hotel, installation of officers, adoption of relations, and selection of next year’s meeting city. Sightseeing trips are planned all day with final meetings of allied associations, banquets and special features at night to close the convention.

Plaza Hotel Tegl- Taental

1000 Stock Show Prizes Set For February 1936 Event

More than 1000 in prizes will be awarded to winners of the Southwest Texas Rays Fat Stock Show Inc event to be held February 26 to 28, 1936. Secretary-manager Fred M. Herndon says the show aims to spur future farmers to raise top livestock. Representatives from the South Texas chamber of commerce and PTAs met at the Plaza hotel to discuss plans, with cooperation from Union Stock Yards Co.

Southwest Texas Rays Fat Stock Show, Inc Fred M. Herndon Herndon South Texas Chamber of Commierce Parent Teacher Plaza Hotel Union Stockyards Company

Kelly Heads War Et Body in Spanish American War Order

Kelly of Chicago was elected commander in chief of the Naval and Military Orders of the Spanish American War. Judge Edward S. Matthias of Columbus Ohio was named senior vice commander, and Gen. John L. Smith of Washington DC became junior vice commander after a banquet at the Gunter hotel. The group backed strengthened national defense, Japan relations, and Kellogg pact support.

Kelly Chicago Edward S. Matthias Lumbus Ohio John L. Smith Washington D. C Matthias Gunter Hotel Japan C. EK. Quin Martin Smith Leon McGond U.S Alabama Anna Nagel Boston Rice W. Means Colorado Tinals Cuba

Heights Hag Building Boom in Alamo Heights

Alamo Heights faces a major building boom with about 12 homes under construction. In the first nine months of 1935 permits rose sharply, with 90 new-home permits and values totaling 121,800, far above 1934 figures. remodeling adds 39 permits valued at 12,722.

Alamo Heights Ty Paul Villaret Uwo Alamo Aane Heights Horters Lamont Avenue

Thieves Loot City Home and Other Local Thefts

Robbery report lists Ralph Fitzgibbon residence at 110 City Street with $100 jewelry four old coins a gold nugget and various items stolen. Other incidents include an electric van theft report by M Wren of 611 North Pinto and robberies involving a car parked pistol and multiple residences, plus George Haight leaving for New York after preview of The Dark Angel to stage Sweet Mystery of Life.

Ralph Fitzgibbon City Street M. Wren North Pinto Roscoe Welch North Alamo Street Ruth Armistead Street A. L Mergenthaler South Alama W. J. Allen Wiano J. D. Sewell Crockett Hotel New York George Haight

Style Show at Wolff & NRX Fashion Event

A fall styles fashion show for ladies ready to wear will be staged on the Wolff and Mars building third floor at 3 20 p m Thursday Fifty models display styles for misses youthful women and matrons An elaborate stage fronts the French room with garment descriptions prepared for visitors Inspirations cited from Renaissance military and neo classic styles

Wolff and Mars Company

Actor adopts stray pets for Crusades star Henry Wilcoxon

Henry Wilcoxon, lead actor for Cecil B De Mille's The Crusades at Paramount, adopts two stray mongrel pets a cat and a dog, both rescues.

Henry Wilcoxon Cecil G. de Mille Paramount

Lost in Fire Destroys Kaufman Compress Plant

Rept: 18-Ptre Gslroyed the $75,000 Kaufman Compress company's plant and 2600 bales of cotton early today, the total loss being estimated at approximately $175,000.

Kaufman, Rept Kaufman Compress Company

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