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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
8
Local store invites music fans to hear New Llison perform tomorrow recreating the sounds of East music. The event promises live renditions and an engaging evening for attendees.
Col Theo W Goldin, a veteran of the Seventh Cavalry, now serves with the Army Y M C A. He has devoted his time to war work, entertaining soldiers at training camps and during frontier expeditions. Goldin has held government posts and served as courier and postmaster on frontier routes. He previously toured with the Y M C A and has ties to the Kansas City association.
Major General Henry T. Allen commends the YMCA workers attached to the 90th Infantry Division for providing essential services to troops during the assault. He notes the YMCA staff and volunteers accompanied assault battalions, supported hospitals, and aided wounded soldiers as units moved forward and regrouped.
Livingston Undertaking Co. C. W. Livingston and W. G. Young operate in Alpine and Marfa Texas as funeral directors and embalmers offering funeral services and related arrangements.
Soldiers farmers forums organized in camps across the Southern department seek to cultivate unused government lands in Texas Oklahoma New Jersey and other states. S.N. Craig representing the Interior Department outlines the plan to aid soldiers and the follow up work by farmers with the aid of local builders. The Travis camp in San Antonio Texas hosts the forum session.
Demobilization of Y M C A personnel remains at a standstill as supervisors report a need for at least four hundred secretaries for weeks. About four hundred are serving towns and outposts along the Mexican border, with many camps enlarged since the armistice and sabre shortages of labor as returning soldiers arrive.
An urgent cable from Vladivostok prompts the T MOA national war work council in New York to boost YMCA activity. About 200000 feet of English comedies and dramas and a large Rusalan repertoire are to be rushed. The scope expands with more European Rusala secretaries, totaling over twice the previous number. The national war work plans to spend 180000 dollars monthly for YMCA efforts among Allied and American troops in Siberia and an additional 30000 dollars monthly for the cops in northern Russia.
Secretary of Labor W. B. Wilson presents a program to construct new homes schools churches and roads aimed at improving living conditions nationwide. The plan emphasizes expanded public works, job creation, and modernization across communities during the administration's targeted development era.
A description of spring men s wear emphasizing tailored suits and endless waistcoat varieties. It notes plain and long designs and mentions blue serge fabrics as a trim model, highlighting fashion details for a refined adult wardrobe.
A frock suited to warm afternoons features a wide hem and girdle, round neck, and deep cuffs. Sheer fabrics like georgette lawn organdy and voile create stylish options with a simple front braid for decoration and a smart promenade look.
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