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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1918

Page

4

Allen Academy graduation ends with war era vows and flags

The 1918 Allen Academy commencement in Bryan Brazos County featured Hon. F. Marion Law urging duty beyond sacrifice. Students received diplomas and numerous medals as the academy flag bearing 203 stars symbolized many boys in service.

F. Marion Law Allen Academy Colonial Theater Law J. B. Jamison St. Andrew's Church Joseph Tuffly France Edwin Rapp The Academy Rapp R. O. Allen Martha Rivers Allen Allen America Bryan Brazos County Red Cross

Noted Presbyterian Jo Conduct Church Oration At A and WL

Dr. Herman N. Morse of the Presbyterian board of home missions will lead the rural church section of the rural church and school conference to meet at A and M college starting June 24. W. B. Bizzell announced the rural school section will be led by W. F. Doughty, Texas state superintendent of public schools.

Daily Eagle Herman N. Morse Presbyterian Board of Home Missions New York Rural Church A. and M. College W. B. Bizzell W. F. Doughty Texas J. L. McBrien U. S. Department of Education Paul L. Vogt Home Mission Board The Methodist Episcopal Church Philadelphia C. J. Broun State Department of Education of Louisiana Bizzell

Freezone Corn Remedy Ad Highlights Quick Pain Relief

Cincinnati authority urges use of freezone to remove corns without pain. A quarter-ounce bottle costs little and can loosen both hard and soft corns or calluses, with no irritation to surrounding tissue. Suitable for wearers of high heels and those suffering corns.

Cincinnati Ady

Political announcements for July 27 1918 primary

The Eagle announces candidates subject to the Democratic Primary. For Senator Twelfth District R L Williford Fairfield Texas. N P Houx Mexia Representative 22nd District. Dr Oscar Davis Grimes County.

R. L. Williford Fairfield Texas N. P. Houx Mexia Oscar Davis Grimes County

Food Situation in Germany Worse Than Any Time

Associated Press reports in Washington that Germany faces a more critical food situation than ever. Officials say even with reduced rations planned the country will not have enough food to last until the next harvest.

Associated Press Washington Germany

Locals and Hobby Club Formations Across Brazos County

Women in Bryan and Brazos county plan a Hobby club linked with the men’s organization. Corpus Christi starts a Texas Hobby club Monday led by Mrs G R Scott. T A Satterwhite reports his daughter, bitten by a mad dog, remains under Pasteur institute care and shows improvement. Mrs Satterwhite with the girl, and Mrs Sam C Johnson and son are guests of Mrs Johnson’s parents on Twenty fourth street. Rivers Allen sells his Washington street home to G F Scentraly for 2200 and leaves for Dallas. Dr M E Weaver returns from Hot Springs after a Southern Baptist convention. he ends as pastor of Bryan’s First Baptist May 26. Lt Read Wipprecht travels to Waco for artillery instruction in the fourth officers training camp. Mrs W F Gibbs returns from San Antonio. Lt Gibbs heads to Camp Perry for advanced rifle and machine gun instruction. Ed Carll and Dee Burkhalter of Wellborn visit Bryan.

France England Italy America Kaiser Mr. Law Martha Rivers Allen W. E. Bard Arthur Jacob Binz, Jr Virgil Hiram Cain Burrell Banister Cochran Joseph Arthur Gerson Melbourne Gilbert Gans George Addison Kelly Samuel Dwight Lee Robert Windill Long Ludvik Albert Matocha Walter Morris Menke Preston Blake Mewhinney Jack McCarty John Criswell Moore Marion Neeley James Edward Pettus, Jr Joseph Rogers Pope Edward Camille Rapp Herbert Gibson Smith Grafton Gibson Stewart Collis Peter Suderman Revis Lay Taylor Joseph Baulard Tuffly Manford Nation Williams Jack Amsler John Caldwell Leslie Morris O. H. Astin J. H. Claybrook Allen Academy Carter Cavitt Dr. P. M. Raysor Hubert Walling A. M. Waldrop & Co Allen Williams Bryan and Brazos County Commercial Association Law Henderson Bryan Brazos County Texas Corpus Christi G. R. Scott Texas Club T. A. Satterwhite Austin Pasteur Institute M. E. Weaver Hot Springs Ark Southern Baptist Convention Weaver First Baptist Church Read Wipprecht Waco W. F. Gibbs San Antonio Lieut. Gibbs Gibbs Camp Perry

Compel Marriage Rule Targeting Childless German Couples

London May 17 report on a German commission finding a decline in births. It recommends compulsory marriage before age twenty and punishment for couples who do not have children. The measure aims to boost the birth rate in Germany per a Daily Express dispatch from Amsterdam.

Associated Press London Germany Daily Express Amsterdam

Third Liberty Loan Likely Tops Four Billion

Washington May 17 The third liberty loan has probably surpassed 4,000,000,000 dollars and may reach 4,250,000,000. The exact total will be known next week.

Associated Press Washington

Chastain Nominates Candidacy for Brazos County Attorney

The Eagle announces O. F. Chastain of College Station as a Democratic primary candidate for Brazos County Attorney. A history professor at A and M College, he is a trained lawyer admitted in 1898, with seven years in Brazos County, former state textbook board member, known for diligence and integrity, pledging faithful administration.

the Eagle O. F. Chastain College Station Brazos County Chastain A. and M. College Georgia Texas Brath Hood, Lanham and Stevens Weatherford T. M. Campbell Eagle

Brazos County Tops Red Cross War Fund Drive

Reports received at the Bryan Commercial club indicate Brazos County surpassed the $10,000 goal in the Red Cross war fund drive. Several precincts have not yet reported while some are lagging, but others show brisk progress and have exceeded the target.

Bryan Commercial Club Brazos County Red Cross

A M Begins End of Session Saturday at A&M

Outline of the Agricultural and Mechanical college commencement events spans May 25 to May 24. Activities include Dedication at Guion Assembly hall, drills, senior play The Man Who Went, sermon by Rev. Charles M. Sheldon, band concert, rifle drills, Y M C A address by Pat M. Neff, and commencement processional and exercises at the Airdome plus a graduating dress parade.

The Agricultural and Mechanical College Guion Assembly Hall Bizzell Airdome Charles M. Sheldon D. D First Congregational Church Topeka Kas Butt Pat M. Neff Y. MC. A Howell Fley Glee Club Mess Hall

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure All Stages

Readers are informed that catarrh, a disease influenced by constitution, can be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally. The ad claims the medicine works through the blood to mucous surfaces, funding stronger constitution and aiding nature. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure.

Hall Cheney & CO Toledo Tol Obio

Bull's Eye Bargain Sale at M Bonnevill e

The store touts every department filled with cash stock bought from manufacturers at low cash prices. It claims to buy manufacturer or jobber stock not offered to others, then sacrifices to clear whole lots for cash. Buyers on the lookout ensure prices are lower than competitors and always at bargain levels.

Nation Department Corset Sale with Wide Range and Low Prices

Nation Department offers corsets short and long waists at affordable prices. Emroidery yard goods, edgings, and insertings, children's socks and parasols, ladies silk hose, towels, powders, soaps, pins and brushes on deep discounts. Several items feature bulk sale pricing with many under one dollar and specials at 1.25 95c and 89c.

Wiley OT OA RG Gorges Ats Bae

Bargain Men and Boys Clothing Department Sale

In the MEN S BOYS AND CHILDREN S DEPARTMENT a vast array of apparel is offered at low prices. Men s white dress shirts at 75 cents, balbrigg an under shirts at 59 to 69 cents, blue chambray shirts, peppered shirts, and a large line of dress and work pants priced from 1 25 to 2 98. Also boys overalls and knee pants in assorted sizes with many items under 2 dollars.

MOS Bs Sande East Boscia Bog Teianceds Dhese GOGH Eire Y Csaxeiter & Big Bargain

Harvey May 16 party funds for French orphans appeal

On Wednesday a boy asked permission for a party honoring Miss Ina Capp of Bryan. The Friday night French party raised donations for destitute French orphans, starting at 2.50 and growing to 5.00 as neighbors pledged 5 or 10 cents. Funds to be handed to Mrs. Lee Andrews. Farmers report rain boosting corn and sorghum, and a planned big picnic next day behind the plow field.

Harvey Ina Capp Bryan Harvey Church Lee Andrews Thery

Death of Baby Amon Williams Jr at Bethel Cemetery

Harvey May 22 obituary notes baby Amon Williams Jr died after weeks of suffering. The funeral marked by a dainty white casket and silken curtains. Burial followed in Bethel Cemetery as mourners recall his brief life.

Harvey Amon Williams, Jr Bethel Cemetery

Bargain Hats and Suits From Below-Value Stock

Men and boys hats in felt straw and pield at deep cuts 25c 15c 10c and 1.50 to 0.25. Straw dress shapes priced 1.00 0.75 0.50 0.25. Palm Beach suits for boys 6 to 16 and 8 to 36 offered at 3.50 2.98 2.25 1.25 0.98 0.75. White and colored goods per pair 0.25 0.19 0.15 0.12 0.10. Athletic undershirts and Hoodia items mentioned in vague terms.

Palm Beach Leach Hoodia Sereioesansie Aan

Footwear bargains flood the department store

A local shoe department advertises a wide range of ladies and men shoes at deep discount. Spick-and-span leather oxfords slippers boots are sold at prices from 1.35 to 5.00. Kids and misses white slippers and canvas sandals also offered with low tag prices.

Vass Bodes Sree Deere

Shoes on sale in white and Viet patents and oxfords

Advertisement offers Misses and Ladies patent leather and Viet shoes in multiple colors and sizes from 2 to 2, with prices from 79 cents to $1.75 per pair. Men and boys’ work shoes and oxfords priced from $1.75 to $3.75 per pair. Tennis oxfords in white, black soles and all sizes also listed.

Millinery Sale Slashes Prices on Hats and Accessories

All ladies misses and children hats flowers and trim are being slaughtered at cost and below. A big bargain awaits shoppers as trimmed and untrimmed hats go at reduced prices.

Bit Dye Soap Color Safe Wash and Dye Soap

A vintage color soap promises to wash and dye fabrics simultaneously in 13 colors. Use by washing the garment with the desired color, then hang to dry. The color stays true and is guaranteed not to fade. Sold per box for 10 cents.

Funeral Sermon And Red Cross Fundraising In Harvey

A large crowd attended a funeral as Rev. C Bullock led the service and a baby was praised as in eternal glory. Harvey marks a fundraising surge for the second Red Cross war fund with $80 subscribed after services and a speech by Mr Peters and Mr Bethea. Local volunteers, including ladies, urged continued subscriptions and community support as farmers report good crops and a bright season.

C. Bullock Harvey Red Cross War Fund Harvey Church Peters Bethea Harveyites Brazox County

Over the Top War Fund Drive Gains Steam in Ridge

Ridge residents push a one day Red Cross war fund drive beyond expectations. A lagging neighbor is called a “slacker” for avoiding the effort as locals prepare to can produce. Will Leighman drives a new Ford truck, working nightly. D. J. Boyd recovers from a bad foot. rain will boost corn and squash harvests. readers urged to visit and help with produce.

Ridge Red Cross Will Leighman D. J. Boyd

Wanted White Girl for House Work in Town Center

An old classified notice seeks a white girl for house work near town center. Describes good pay and easy hours in a pleasant setting. Respond by calling 287 or writing Don T Griswald, Bryan, D4 Wild.

Don T. Griswald Bryan Wild

Italy desires few American troops to hearten men

Washington May 16 informally Italy has made known that the presence of American troops on the Italian front are greatly desired. They feel that a few thousand under the American flag would hearten the Italians.

Associated Press Washington Italy

Austrian Strike Expected Against Italian Front

London reports that since last October Italian defenses have held firm while Austrians are believed to plan an attack along the remaining 150 miles of the original front west of Brenta.

Associated Press London Brents

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cincinnati Authority Rufus Hardy Corsicana E. A. Decherd Franklin Court of Criminal Appeals D. S. Lattimore H. S. Morehead Robertson County W. C. Davis Leonard E. Morehead T. C. Nunn John D. Conlee Jim Darwin Julius M. Barron Roy Hudspeth Horace O. Ferguson W. W. Gainer A. A. Dean Tom E. Taylor J. G. Minkert J. M. Atkins E. D. Carll John Sabo Precinct No George P. Edge Precinct 3 Charles Distefano For Justice of Peace Cc. L. McCoy Cc. A. Buchanan W. G. Reynolds E. P. Arneson Sam C. Johnson Marlin Rivers Allen Washington Street G. F. Singletary Mrs. Allen Dallas Ed Carll Dee Burkhalter Wellborn Liberty Loan Bull’s Eye Bargain Sale M. Bonneville Main Street Nation Department Shoe Department Millinery Department EDGE Castoria
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