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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1918

Page

8

Allen Academy Graduates Hear Patriotic War Salute

A Colonial Theatre audience fills with enthusiasm as Hon. F Marion Law delivers a war inspired commencement. Joseph Tuffly reads Vive la France, Captain Rapp presents a 203 star service flag, and awards honor students and scholarships mark the ceremony with strong Allied sentiment.

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 WM

Dr. Herman N. Morse of the Presbyterian board of home missions will lead the rural church section of the rural church and school conference at A and M college starting June 24. W. F. Doughty will preside over the rural school section with other experts including Dr. J. L. McBrien and Dr. Paul L. Vogt. The conference aims to mobilize rural social forces for wartime constructive effort, inviting pastors teachers and community leaders to attend.

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

Wear Freezon to End Corn Pain in Minutes

A Cincinnati authority promotes freezone as a cheap, painless remedy for corns and calluses. Apply directly to tender corn and the corn loosens and lifts out with no pain, leaving surrounding tissue unharmed. One quarter ounce bottle sold at drug stores.

Cincinnati

Announcement for Democratic Primary July 27 1918

The Eagle announces the Democratic Primary to be held July 27 1918 for Senator Twelfth District. R L Williford of Fairfield Texas and N P Houx of Mexia are listed as party participants in the local race.

R. L. Williford Fairfield Texas N. P. Houx Mexia

Food Situation in Germany Worse Than Any Time

Washington reports that German food conditions are more critical than ever. Officials say even with reduced rations planned, the country will not have enough food to last until the next harvest.

Germany Associated Press Washington

Local Hobby Club Forming Women Align With Men

Bryan and Brazos county women plan a Hobby club linked to the men’s organization. Corpus Christi opens a new Hobby club Monday led by Mrs G R Scott. T A Satterwhite reports his daughter, bitten by a mad dog, is improving at the Pasteur institute under Dr Wilhite. Mrs Sam C Johnson and son visit Mrs Johnson’s Kern kin on Twenty fourth street. Ola Kern remembered by friends. Rivers Allen sells his Washington street home to G F Selingary for 2200 and moves to Dallas. Dr M E Weaver returns from Hot Springs and ends pastorate at First Baptist Bryan May 26. Lt Read Wipprecht heads to Waco for artillery instruction. Mrs W F Gibbs returns from San Antonio as Lt Gibbs heads to Camp Perry for instruction. Ed Carll and Dee Burkhalter of Wellborn in city.

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 Sam C. Johnson and Son Marlin M. E. Weaver Hot Springs Ark Southern Baptist Convention Weaver First Baptist Church

German commission backs compulsory marriage in Germany

London May 17 The German commission appointed to study the birth rate recommends compulsory marriage for Germans before age twenty and punishes married couples who remain childless.

Associated Press London Germany Daily Express Amsterdam

Third Liberty Loan passes four billion in subscriptions

Washington reports the third liberty loan likely exceeded 4 billion dollars with a possible 4.25 billion total. The final tally will be announced next week.

Liberty Loan Associated Press Washington

Chastain Seeks Brazos County Attorney Post

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 and a trained lawyer, he has practiced, served on the state textbook board, and kept current with statutes and court rulings. He pledges faithful, conscientious service and Christian integrity.

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

Brazos County Goes Over Top in Red Cross Drive

Reports received by the Bryan Commercial Club show Brazos county exceeding the $10,000 Red Cross war fund goal. Some precincts have not reported while others are above the top mark.

Brazos County RED Cross Bryan Commercial Club

A M Begins End of Session Saturday at A&M

An outline lists Agricul tural and Mechanical college events from Saturday May 25 through Tuesday May 24. Activities include dedication of Guion Assembly hall, senior class play, commencement sermon by Rev. Charles M. Sheldon, band concert, rifle drill, Y M C A address by Pat M. Neff, guard mounts, inspections, alumni meeting, glee club concert, final ball, commencement procession, and graduating dress parade at the Airdome and Mees hall.

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

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Catarrh

The readers are told Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh at all stages through internal action on mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 to any case it fails to cure and urge constitutional treatment to strengthen the patient and support nature's work.

Hall

Nation Department Corsets and notions sale listing prices

A condensed catalog from Nation Department previews new corsets short and long waists with prices from 6 to 1.00 and 1.50, plus 10 000 yards embroidery and various dress accessories. It lists hose gloves towels soap powder pins brushes parasols and more with bargain prices and wide selection for men women and children.

Wesien Spe- OM Shoe Chase Seereee Sacua

Bargain Sale Across Men’s Boys and Children’s Apparel

A merchant lists a wide range of deep discounts in the Men’s Boys and Children’s Department including Balbriggan undershirts and drawers at 69c and 50c, blue chambray shirts 65c to 69c, white dress shirts a dollar and up, and heavy discounts on work and dress pants. Also featured are aprons overalls and boys trousers with prices down to 35c.

Recerm BOONE

French party fundraiser for orphans in Harvey

Harvey May 16 notes a boy asking permission for a party honoring Miss Ina Capp of Bryan. The host turned it into a French party to raise 25 cent donations for destitute French orphans, raising $5 so far with more hoped as the week progresses. Farmers report heavy rain boosting corn and sorghum, and cotton chopping is underway. A planned picnic did not materialize, but a large field gathering is planned for tomorrow after work.

Harvey Ina Capp Bryan Harvey Church Lee Andrews

Death of Baby Amon Williams Jr in Bethel Cemetery

On May 22 Harvey reports the passing of baby Amon Williams Jr after weeks of suffering. The death angel bore him away and he is laid to rest in Bethel Cemetery amid peaceful imagery of a dainty white casket and silken curtains.

Harvey Baby Amon Williams, Jr Bethel Cemetery

Bargain Hats and Suits Sellout Values

Mens Boys and Children Hats in Meld Felt and Straw lines priced to move with 25c to 25¢ items and Felt Hats from 25c to $1.50. Palm Beach suits for boys aged 3 to 16 and 6 to 8 offered in wool blends at 3.50 2.98 2.25 1.25 and 75c. White and colored options, big value per item, while stock lasts. Also discount undershirts and assorted fabrics advertised.

Nation Department Palm Beach DAI Bruis Shou OE Cacrende Vent

Shoes on sale from a bargain-priced department

A fragmented sales notice highlights a broad discount shoe sale. It lists numerous women and men styles including slippers, oxfords, lace boots, and baby dolls in leather, patent, and canvas, with prices from 35c to 3.75. It references case lot purchases and spot cash to offer low prices and mentions a large selection for home wear and dress wear.

Big shoe sale with patent leather and tennis oxfords

Men's and boys' wear in tan and black wrk shoes and oxfords priced from 1.75 to 3.75 per pair. Ladies' patent leather and vici Kid items offered in white black and tan at 1.00 to 1.75 per pair.大量库存及特价鞋款覆盖各尺码和风格.

SAE Ga Odacs Coxdies Caxaserie MG. Seu Iaades Neice Naedeebs Vici Kid Jusdran

Millinery Sale Offer at Cost in Ladies Hats

In the millinery department all ladies, misses and children's trimmed and untrimmed hats along with flowers are advertised to be slaughtered at cost and below. The promotion urges shoppers to buy hats at a big bargain now.

Bit Dye Soap Colorful Wash and Dye Product

Portable laundry novelty promises simultaneous washing and dyeing. Available in 13 colors, each box costs ten cents. Users wash the garment with the desired color soap, then hang to dry, with color claimed to be fade resistant.

Funeral Service and Community Fund Drive Notes

A large crowd attended the funeral with Rev C Bullock officiating and reflections on eternal glory. Harvey’s success in the second Red Cross war fund is celebrated while local fundraising surged, with $80 subscribed after a morning service. Community talks, church events, and Bright Light cemetery improvements are noted alongside crop and seasonal blessings.

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

Over the Top Red Cross War Fund Note

Edge notes an intense one day Red Cross war fund push with a single local slacker and community effort. Will Leighman owns a new Ford truck and works nights, D. J. Boyd recovers from a bad foot while harvests promise better squash yields with rain.

Cannera Will Leighman D. J. Boyd

Wanted House Work Needed Near Town Center

Wanted white girl for house work. Good pay and easy hours. Pleasant surroundings. Close to center of town. Call 287 or write Don T. Griswald, Bryan, Did Wild.

Don T. Griswald Bryan

Italy Desires Few American Troops for Front Line Morale

Washington reports that Italy informally stated its strong desire for a few thousand American troops on the Italian front to bolster morale. The gesture would signal continued Allied cooperation and support amid the ongoing war effort.

Italy Associated Press Washington

Italians Hold Defensive Line Amid Austrian Threat

London reports after retreat last October Italian strategic plan remains resistance as main defensive positions hold solidly. Observers believe Austria will strike the remaining 150 miles of the original front west of Brents.

Associated Press London Brents

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cincinnati Authority Rufus Hardy Corsicana E. A. Decherd Franklin Oscar Davis Grimes County 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 George P. Edge Precinct 3 Charles Distefano For Justice of Peace Cc. L. McCoy Cc. A. Buchanan W. G. Reynolds F. Arneson San Antonio Rivers Allen Washington Street G. F. Singletary Mrs. Allen Dallas Read Wipprecht Waco W. F. Gibbs Lieut. Gibbs Gibbs Camp Perry Ed Carll Dee Burkhalter Wellborn Bull’s Eye Bargain Sale M. Bonneville Main Street Sal Shoe Department Mel Boone Corey Test Leeds Millinery Department Edge Castoria
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