The San Antonio Light (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 58, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 18, 1919 Page: 2 of 16
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TUESDAY
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■f If it hasn’t this trademark
it isn’t a Victrola jjj
You can readily identify the Victrola by the famous |lUfe
Victor trademark “His Master’s Voice.” It is not a
Victrola without the Victor dog. This trademark is on
every Victrola. It guarantees the quality and protects
you from inferior substitutes.
gflß| The word “Victrola” is also a registered trademark of
the Victor Talking Machine Company. It is derived
|Hg|j from the word “Victor” and designates the products of 'jISSSa
g||gi’ the Victor Company only. 'fHjl
[Ull^ As applied to sound-reproducing instruments “Victrola”
refers only to the instruments made by the Victor Com- x ~ "1
pany—the choice of the world’s greatest artists.
Look inside the lid —insist upon seeing the famous Victor trademarks.
■ Gn the portable styles which have no lid the Victor trademark appears on
Hggfl :’'.c tide of the cabinet.
« Victor Talking Machine Co. Camden N. J.
I Victrola I
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ONLY FEW SEATS LEFT !
Opera Company's Engagement Bring tl
Capacity Audiences.
Few but orchestra and box scab
*ere left at doou Tuesday for the g
Creatore production of “Aida" Tues-'" 1
day night at the Majestic Theater. The
opera will begin at 8:110 o’clock and \
stars who will ting include Louin* hi
Cgrclee. Jeacue Gordon. Giussoppe *
Coralb». Greek Evans Alfredo Valenti:
and Virgilio* Dr Watt all of whom 1
were acclaimed nt the production of.n
"Aida given in New Orleans recently. 111
Tile company of more than one hun-
BBg '■ ...
wires 'orming a banking c-.T-nection
Look Into the Future
SELECT a bank whose record for inciinatbn
and ability to render ren. ■ hs_ a ’
been made '
ALSO
SELECT a bank where the management though
tried in the school of experience ri ntjurel
of permanency for the years to come.
IT IS almost as inconvenient to you for your
* bank to change management as it is for'you
to change banks.
Safety Ccurtesy Promptness
FROST NATIONAL BANK
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Iml. vj»h three carloads of scenery
J T? 'Wat. in
the briery f<»r the "t’arwn” rnnkim*
'farted forming an hour ami a ball
before the doors vere thrown onon
The ’landing nn-m" ti-kHs 'till Ik
limited in numb.-r for the rvrning p<. r
Fonnamo nn< | the ti«kH< will ho put
»u sale at 7:30 o'< Im ’; Tuesday even-
ing an hour before the opera Iw'gin
Eicoi-p] tg pt annoum- nnnt of tl:< San
Antonio Symphony management. v hiHi
brought the grand opera to San An-
«»ni«».
Phone C-IH7 for Ellwood ami <» - -
m< ntal 1 eneinK I’oultrv Netting ami
Barb Wire.
EP. SlE\ ES ?< SONS. / Adv i
OBITUARY
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I/uiis f . Haller.
b : la! < . 19 year nd. bn i-
'* m<>. ting hi the Santa
■ a HoMthal. His <bath «aim -u<‘-
aml orebab?. di e to heart
' ■ » Mr. 11.. i» bad - jfhred Hn at-
< influenza j '•!!!!. ami e.uue io
" • • Ai to • fol medial ticatm - t and
u t > 1 r' i. •'. He w l I . ii aid rea red
'-liu 'i' l -iIU. v.here I e • ;j . pHimineut
in I m rr <1 . lifr. He was a
< r !••• of .J M !f:.il< r. former Majer
-‘• f \i<f«oi;i. > r\i\irg him is his widow
l-riw 1.. J- r ''«» Mi"*
Ann. \ • i : :v < hi!dr' u Haymond.
I < • ' 11...'ii- I'.. Jr.. < 'hri^-
Elm<-r llull.T. th- latter Iwing
S rra.H -: ..iwi by hi irtet-o. Mr*. Will
IP' '>..<l :. -1 Mi Annie IJall. r Vi.
I ':. .J I’nul IPixi.uin. S<'mien
I.rig; Mr-. Emu.-tt CtliridK.' nn.| Mr-.
M i. Bn <k> 11. <.f Houston. The innly
it b' > :* ... Vj.'l.irui by tli'* Zizik
I :rl". :.-4 ing <• : ..-mr and nill !•<■ ...
■ rnn.;inir.| I.; b brelli-i. Th- fu:i<rnl
• v.n 1. .oudiifd Tf.urMbi
i morning.
t hi;er?l of Mrs. Emma Hoss;.
J je f"i'c;il «tf Mr . Emma Hon-v.
"F <» J lb- ‘y. who died Sunday
morning uu* held at J oelork Sumluy
•■ m»on from the fumilv r<- idrnre.
I iH'i ( Sou’ll Pje-a trect. Services weic I
■h tod by Hey. Paul Hein of the I
’ Lutheran <’iiun h. Interment was
। ' the Herman Soum' ••emetery. Tlio
e W. ’ Herpel. W. L.
ih ffu-n. * i ip... j. w. m«<;< •. n.
A. Smith and <’ <' Quillian.
Giles W. Incuts. ।
Gib - W. l/ wi^ 12 yearn old died I
I ; t 2 :.*;<> o <d«M*k Monday afternoon at his I
’lh uw. I»TJ Dallaff street. He va- a I
। native of Mikhinsippi and lm»l re ided in I
•.'i Aii 'oo for !' e monl lie i> I
I >urvhcd by four children J. :n'• j \
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT?
H'len. Chntles nnd Robert: nLo by bis
iiother. two brothers W. J. Lewis.
I’.ogm nitfo. Mi mid J. Lewis
I valde; fi'.. HKters Mrs x. W Ball.
I Lithe-burg. Miss.: Mrs. John Rawls
ami Mrs. A L. Pittman. Columbus.
: Mi *. L. <L Quin. M^’Comb. Mi'- .
I M Quin S»n A toi io. ’l l e
was 1 -it to I • aid • Tuesday by
ii* Shelby I ndertakirn Company for
inl<'rment.
Joseph J. Monier. /
•I" eph .1 Monger 34 \f*v.v e old. dio<|
Monday at l;i honr*. MH» <’rosby s.reot.
lb "a - a native of Sti Antonio. He
i' ' H'ivid by iiis widow his parriit<.
.’•ii'. arid Mr*. Philip Motiier. ami five
I' R J
Met.une Mrs. w. Avant. Mrs. L. Hoey
• nd Mi Josie Ko*’|i. all of San An-
: torii' . ’rue funeral will be held from the
j<-i»jenep 'riK'Mla; afternoon with ser-
' ie< at 3 ;.'X> o'clock at St. Patrick's
< liui !i. Interment will be in St. Mary 7
• meh r; .
POKIER LOBING.
Funeral Director. Crockett 211.
1 AdvJ
Hagy A MeColhtm I ndertahers.
Arj miumr and Lung Motor Service.
(< rner Axenue C and Feran. Cr. 104.
-LAdv.l
nrn«a ii rfri
hUa&illll
Ih.< rr:iß<g Rti«nKtli of delicate ncrvou*.
noi down people in two weeks' time In
many InMHnce* and bl<lily
dor«<.d by former United Ftatm Hens-
lora end Memh'-rx of C'enfreH*. |
I noun nit'rb-ix iim end former Publn-
Health offirtalN. Ask your doctor or
। dtuffgiet about it
BODY TO PUSH
AUDITORIUM
TO DE FORMED
Meeting of Heads of Civic
Organizations Called
for Wednesday.
WILL DISCUSS MEANS
President Williamson of
City Club Says No
Plans Made Yet.
With a view to having all Intercuts in
the city join in the movement for erec-
tion ot an auditorium in th<* near iti
ture a meeting of the president* of
thirty different organizations has been
called for 4 o'clock Wednesday after-
noon in the auditorium of the Chamber
of Commerce. From amon^ the repre-
sentatives of the various dubs and ms-
sociation* it is probable that an execu-
tive committee will be formed the duty
of which will be to handle the cam
P«Mgn for the proposed bond issue oo
the auditorium project.
A call for the meeting has been sent
out by President W. A. Williamson of
the < ity Club in eonipiiance with in-
*lructions from that organization. Tne
City Chib has ben a tire in fostering
the auditorium movement and at a re-
cent meeting a resolution was passed
providing that all other clubs and civic
bodies sliould be askrd to lend their
(0-oiM‘ration to make the long-needed
improvement a nullity at the earliest
possible date.
City Official! to Attend.
Mayor Bell and niembeis of the city
<'omnii w sion will be invited to uttcud the
Wednesday afternoon conicrcnce. Dis-
cu.«ion will center around the question
of the b?st method of pKwedniu*. Crea-
tion of an executive »ommittee which
will be city-wide in its mcmb'Tship. i>
one of the important steps which it is
expected will be taken at the meet-
ing.
"This meeting i« of the utmost im-
portame to Snn Antonio ami 1 trust
that all organizations will be repre-
rented.” *aid Mr. Williamson ’ll is
high time that all interests having the
advancement ami welfare of the <ity at
heart join in a con<Trtcd effort for the
proposed auditorium. 1 uHic senti-
ment favors a bond i>«uc for the im-
provement if tie <• / lusiasm Manifested
on all sides <an be taken ns indicative
ami now it is up tn us to 'nut <»ur
sbouMer* to the x w ■o that cnthu>
iasm and talk mo.' be transformed into
an accomplishment."
Those Asked to Attend.
A list of the organizations the presi-
dents of which have been asked to par-
ticipate in the Wednesday meeting fol-
lows: San Antonio Symphony Sm-iety.
Tuesday Mu*ical Club Council of Jew-
ish Women. Catholic Woman's Asso-
ciation. Y. W. C. A. Ministerial Vnion
City Club. Rotary Club. Woman’s Club I
Drama League Lions' Club. Kiwauis
Club Parent-Teachers* Association
Chamber of Commerce Fiesta Associa-
tion Salesmanship Club. S. A. Auto
Trades Association. Druggists' As.-ocia-
tion. Lutnberur n's Association. Build-
ers’ Exchange. Manufacturers’ Asso-
ciation. Retail Merchants' Association
S. A. Credit Men's Association. Joxvel-
ers’ A ^ociatioii. Trades Council. Reul
Estate Board. S. A. Clearing House.
Wholesale Grocer-’ A«-o<*iation and
•Commission and Produce Dealers’ As-
so'iation.
Mr. Williamon uou.<l not attempt to
outline the action to be taken ar the
conference pointing cut tout the pur-
pose of the gathering was to nermit oi
a thorough discussion of the b»*t plan
of procedure.
IS SALES MANACER
Albert Steves Jr. Named for Important
i ! e in 1 ietorj Bond Drive.
AIL rt Stoves Jr. well-known San An-’
tonio business man. has been designated ।
as manager of the sales division for the ।
approaching Victory J.oan campaign in
Bexar county. Announn neuit of his|
appointment was made b> Walter Na-j
pier executive chairman for the drive.
The posithm to be filled by Mr. Stove.
i> one of the most imporlant in the en-J
lire organization as he will have directj
charge of pu'hing sales in sending the
• ity und county ’’over Iho top.’’ ;
Orgcni/ait’z of forces for the <1 i '
is nearing completion. In the women .-'
•iivi'ion the two colonois have made
their s»!eeti< :i of captain* and the cap 1
tains in turn have chosen the personnel j
for their teams. The four ydoncls in
the men’s divi ion. George liolmgrecn.
Frank Wine: i< h. A. J. MeKonzic nnd
< • I
: time in picking their captains and team
worker*.
E<l Srobev has bmn nanw'l a^ chair-
’ man for oiwrations in the rural dis-
trict-. It i* planned io carr.’ on the
work of solicitation in ine outlying *<:<•-
ioc tbro/Ji the <-omnninity council*
• of defeUMl.
Constance Craw le;.. Noted Actress Dead
I/;: Aneelrs CaL. .March IS.—"<»n-
• tnnce Cniu h'. not<*«| acre . <h« <l here
'< terday following a slw;! iilno*. Born
i 39 years ago near London. *hr played
"ith Sir Henrv living nnd Sir Her-
bert Breibohm Tree |>rforr coming to
Am ri»a a f^w pars ago.
Standard Printing
Co. /
206 Navarro. Cr. 7624
Printers and Book Mfgra.
Let us do your printing.
Smart Spring Skirts
The Skirt has reached its zenith. In coloring in material
and in variety of style it is the wonder of the season.
Brilliant and subdued coloring all combined to make the
skirt which heretofore has been considered only a practical
garment invaluable for dressy sport or practical purposes.
$C.95
We are showing v= Banded Georgette
Baronette Satins sl^.oo Tricolette
Fantasy Crepe * Paulette in fancy
Embroidered Faille ^2s'°^
HONORS FOR BUGLER
Daniel K. Terraia* Was Only San An-
tenian of 131st Who Died.
Tim body of Daniel R. Terrazas. 20
><ars old b^ or of Baitcry C 13tst
li'dil artillery wax received Tucmluv by
iho Shelley I ndrrtnking Company. Dun-
FEATURING
PLAIN-TOE
SPRING OXFORDS
We arc featuring plain toe ligfit tan leather
oxfords and shoes—priced $7 to $l2.
A complete line of high and low shoes in all
leathers from $5 to $l2.
A special showing of Boys' Scout Shoes in all
colors of leather priced $4 $4.50 and $5.
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS
Fl-
=((n«w^
/It the Center of San-/Intoning J!cth)ities
—for Wednesday
An Interesting Showing
of
Spring Suits
Never in the era of Women’s Ready-
to-Wear has the demand for suits been
as great as this season. Never has
there been such a diversity of styles
to meet this demand and never have
women appreciated the most practi-
cal usages of suits as they do now!
We are showing JI
s9Coo
Bqx Coats Braid Trim’d
Ripple Styles $9O-50 Novel Pockets p
Belted Models Emb’d Effect
Plain Tailored s 3s^° New Vestees II
Other Suits From $39.50 to $150.00
NEW DOLMANS
AND CA PES
^„r nd .. $19.75
i<d Terrazas enlisted in the United
States Anny at the outbreak of the war
and died en route to Newport Nows
after seeing overscan duty. He was born
^nd reared in San Antonio ami was the
Son of Antonio Terrazas of this city.
The funeral will Ih? hold nt 2 o’<dork
। WedncMlH.v afternoon from the resi-
dence 631 Belmont Street nnd the re-
mains will bo interred in the National
r rrinetery uith full military honors. Ho
- was the only San Antonian in the 131st
DIARCH 18. 1919.
11 who died since the regiment left
• America.
i Say* I ruguav havers league.
.Montevideo. Mandi IM.—Dr. Baltsnr
! Brun the president told the Associated
m Press today that the Uruguayan go\
- ernment heartily favors the League of
-1 Nation* plan. The I iuguav an dHo-
I gates in Pari* the president said have
•! been in -tructed to sign the project as
11 approved by the j»once conference.
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Diehl, Charles S. & Beach, Harrison L. The San Antonio Light (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 58, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 18, 1919, newspaper, March 18, 1919; San Antonio, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1615064/m1/2/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .