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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1919
Page
11
Social calendar notices for Friday and Saturday
The Lone Star Chapter of the Blue Bird Camp Fire Girls meets at Mrs A Poggenpohl’s home Friday at 4 p m. Troop 1 Boy Scouts meets at the League Room Methodist Church at the usual hour. Troop 2 Boy Scouts meets at their headquarters at 7 p m. Saturday the Junior Boy Scouts meet at the Methodist Church at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Chapter
The
Blue Bird Camp Fire Girls
A. Poggenpohl
Methodist Church
The Flower and Hidden Sacrifice of Nobility
A poetic meditation on sacrifice and legacy noting that greatness may lie dormant until called forth. The piece contrasts autumnal formation with spring emergence, suggesting enduring nobility within individuals hidden through ordinary times, awaiting fierce days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Envelopes By Letters Post Counterpoint In City Note
An editor suggests printing envelopes with name and address in a corner to aid postmasters in returning undelivered mail. The piece argues for broader participation and cites the need for standard addressing. It also notes a baptism, Red Cross clothing drive set for March, and a local high school baseball season opener against Laredo with a March 22 start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Brett
37Th Infantry
Puig
J. Maher
P. O'Hara
E. Rodgers
King
Garcia
Loftus
Trout
O'Hara
Feuille
Wright
Corpus
Are You Genuine or a Camouflage Patriot
A persuasive paternal pitch urges readers to prove patriotism by holding 1919 War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds. It extols sacrifices of soldiers and urges saving, explaining cashing stamps is only for dire need and that stamps grow in value guaranteed by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Texas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Fisher Birthday Highlights British Education Figure
Rt Hon Herbert A J Fisher born in London years ago today. A scholar and educator, he served as vice chancellor of Sheffield University and held education minister posts in Lloyd George's wartime cabinet. He spoke at Harvard as Lowell Lecturer in 1909 and advised on India and German outrages commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. J. Fisher
Washington
London
Sheffield University
Winchester
New College
Oxford
Paris
Gottingen
Harvard University
Seal Commission
India
Board of
Iuration
Ministry of Education
Lloyd George E
Rotel Arrival
Travelers listed include C F Vda de Guimbar da Elisa de Garza Neto Angel Agustino Monterey L B Smith W B Gilis Mario Poraz Ju xeniosa R K Mufioz family R S Gonzales San Antonio R A Weyle Waco Federico Cam pion San Antonio H Rk Hamilton 1 R Thayar Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Vda
Canadian Aviators Proved Wise Birds
The Royal Flying Corps veterans returning to Canada become eager buyers of War Savings Stamps, prompting a Canadian Government program similar to the U S system. A Canadian financier notes thrift is essential for restoring normal conditions and supporting financial and industrial recovery in war damaged and non damaged nations alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Flying Corps
Federal
War Savings District
Canada
United States
France
Belgium
Fighting Parson Earns Croix de Guerre for Heroic War Rescue
John H. Clifford, a Baptist minister and YMCA worker from Tucsop Ariz, received the Croix de Guerre for extraordinary heroism in France. He braved shell fire to help rescue Col. Albertus W. Catlin of the Sixth Marines, carrying him to safety on a stretcher. Clifford, 51, born in Oxford, England, had rushed to the front multiple times and preached worldwide before joining the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Clifford
John Clifford
Albertus W. Catlin
Sixth Regiment of Marines
Clifford
Oxford
England
France
Tucsop Ariz
Army Y M C A leader headed a small armed force in Texas
H. H. Simmons, executive secretary of the Southern department of the Army Y M C A, supervised a roughly 1050 strong Army Y M C A in six states from the San Antonio headquarters until demobilization after the armistice. About 350 had been honorably discharged by February 1 as camps demobilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Simmons
Southern Department of the Army
National War Work Council
United States
Simmons
Hillsboro
Tex
Texas
Southern Military Department
Southern Department
Army Y. M. C. A
San Antonio
Army
Missing Lewis guns on Japanese ship prompt inquiry
Baltimore dispatch reports army intelligence officers searched a Japanese steamship that carried ordnance property. The bill of lading listed 100 Lewis airplane guns, but they are not on board. Washington says a Mexican concession inquiry is under way at Senator Phelan’s request, with no confirmation yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
United Sates Army Intelligence Bureau
Ordance
Bill of Lading
Japan
Washington
Phelan O
California
State Department
Mexico
Draft Evaders Surrender in Corpus Christi
Twelve alleged draft evaders, all Mexican nationals born in this country, surrendered to federal officers in Corpus Christi Texas on March 21. Eleven are from Duval County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Texas
Duval County
Women’s United North and South Amateur at Pinehurst Opens
Pinehurst North Carolina March 21 with the seventeenth annual United North and South amateur Championship for women opening tomorrow. The event runs four days on Pinehurst Country Club courses and features a strong, representative entry promising a premier tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
Spring Day Signals Varied Observances Across Nations
Today marks the beginning of spring and the Persian New Year while Benito Juarez’s birthday is celebrated in Mexico. Missouri Senator Reed addresses a St. Louis mass meeting on the League of Nations as Redfield promotes it in the Midwest. Dr. Tenney’s inauguration draws Pacific Northwest educators to Gooding Idaho. Women delegates arrive in St. Louis for the NAWA jubilee. Newsprint and publishing representatives meet the FTC in Washington to discuss prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benito Juarez
the Lincoln of Mexico
James A. Reed
Missouri
St. Louis
League of Nations
Redfield
Middle West
Duluth
Superior
Pacific Northwest
Gooding Idaho
Charles Wesley Tenney
Gooding College
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Largest Y Hut at Hudson Hut Hoboken World’s Biggest Y
The Hudson Hut in Hoboken New Jersey serves 5000 men daily with extensive facilities including barber shop tailor shop bookblock showers locker room theater game room twelve billiard tables soda fountain hostess room library and seven fireplaces. Shaves cost ten cents haircuts twenty five cents and officers pay fifteen cents for puttees and shoe repairs.
San Antonio visitors include officials and business leaders
Hon. Marshall Hicks arrives for a short city visit while M. P. Strickland of G. A. Stowers Furniture Co. spends the day in the local store. C. Biggio of Rio Grande & Eagle Pass Ry. and C. M. Fish of Texas-Mexican Railway Co. depart for St. Louis on company business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Hicks
San Antonio
M. P. Strickland
G. A. Stowers Furniture Co
C. ©. Biggio
Rio Grande & Eagle Pass Ry
C. M. Fish
Texas- Mexican Railway Co
St. Louis
Watch THE TIMES Everyday for Opportunities
A reader is urged to subscribe to THE TIMES with a monthly rate of 60 cents. The notice promotes daily access to opportunities and insists on regular subscription.
Germans once feared, now Germany vanquished on the Rhine
Washington marks a year since German forces drove into Picardy to stop American arrival. The piece notes Germany no longer exists as a military power, with Allied forces at the Rhine and Germany under strong Allied advantage. It also reports 554 US air service personnel casualties with 171 killed in combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Picardy
France
Germany
Rhine
United States Air Service
Germany Austria seeks independent representation at peace conference
London dispatches report that German Austria desires independent representation at the peace conference. Vienna sources state the question of union with Germany will be postponed until the conference concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Austria
Berlin
Vienna
Germany
Secretary Baker Defends Duty Over Senate Inquiry
In Yuma on March 21 Secretary Baker touring army camps refused to answer Senator Chamberlain's charge that he is influenced by reactionaries. He stated that the duty of judging officers rests with him, not the Senate military committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Ariz
Baker
Chamberlain
Senate Military Committee
Mc. Baker
Neutrals Propose League Covenant Amendments
Paris March 21 neutrals call for more secondary countries in executive control and push for arms reduction and tighter munition maker oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
League of Nations
Italian delegation to peace conference threatens withdrawal
The Italian delegation unanimously decides to withdraw if Fiume is not assigned to Italy at the peace agreement. The note is dated Paris and dated March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fiume
Italy
Foch Warns Rhine Front Must Be Secured
Paris on March 21 prints Marshal Foch's raisement asserting the Rhine line is the sole defense and warning that without securing the frontier, any victory would be in vain. It states he does not seek annexation but emphasizes the military boundary as essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rhine
Marshal Foch
Germany Seeks Clarification On Peace Treaty Reports
Basel March 21 The German armistice commission chief at Spa presented a note to inter allied delegates asking if Germany should accept press reports that the peace treaty will be ready soon and approved by President Wilson but not to be discussed or altered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Basel
Prohibition and Medicine Debate Set for National Drug Convention
The eighth annual convention of the National Wholesale Drug Manufacturers Association will be held in New York City next week. Several hundred prominent drug manufacturers from across the United States will attend to discuss the future of alcoholic medicinal preparations under nationwide prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Wholesale Drug Manufacturers’ Association
United States
New Disease Takes Beaux by Surprise in Arkansas
The Arkansas paper notes a new disease dubbed Bayrum as the favorite beverage while a green hair tonic ranks a close second. It mentions several Beau Brummels suffering severe dandruff of the liver amid the odd mania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Paper
Get Rid of That Persistent Cough
An Eckman Laboratory tonic from Philadelphia promises to stop a weakening persistent cough or cold and support lung health. Sold in 8 ounce bottles for 1.60 dollars, claimed to have aided 20 successful uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Proposer Declines in Suffragist Era Exchange
A brief dialogue shows a rejection from one party who aims to propose herself, signaling the suffragist era context and asserting independence in relationship choices.
Battle near Juarez ends after hours of fighting
About 600 rebels clash with 600 federal troops 75 miles south of the border. Fifty three Valistas and sixteen government soldiers die as General Zuazua says the battle lasted several hours until rebels ran out of ammo and attacked the federal ammunition train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Juarez
Mex
Zuazua
Centenary of Archbishop William H Elder Observed in Cincinnati
Catholic churches across Cincinnati and vicinity hold special services over two days to mark the centennial birth of Most Rev William H Elder who led the archdiocese from 1883 to 1914. Born in Baltimore, he taught theology at Mount St. Marys College and earlier led Natchez diocese. He faced banishment during the Civil War for opposing prayers under military authority and was later reinstated after appealing to President Lincoln. He aided the sick and wounded and served during the 1878 79 yellow fever epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
William H. Elder
Archbishop Elder
Baltimore
Mount St. Mary's College
Maryland
Natchez
Lincoln
Noted Educator Dr Nathan C Schaffer Ill
Harrisburg March 21 Noted educator Dr Nathan C Schaffer of Harrisburg faces critical illness. Since 1875 he has led Pennsylvania public instruction and for over 25 years shaped the state school system. He helped found the National Education Association and led Pennsylvania school policy efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Nathan C. Schaffer
America
Schaffer
Pennsylvania
National Education Association
College and University Council of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Chautauqua
Mt. Gretna
Women and work facts span Quebec bill and U. S. milestones
The report notes a Quebec bill to create a wage commission for women in industry. It recalls the Mississippi Industrial Institute and College as an early US education center for young women. It cites women elected to village offices in Onsted Michigan, the Minerva Club in New Harmony Indiana, and 300000 women registered to vote in Chicago mayoral races. A Chicago court rejects separate maintenance for a businesswoman earning her own income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
United States
Mississippi Industrial Institute and College
Columbus
Miss
Onsted
Mich
America
Minerva Club
New Harmony
Ind
Chicago
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Eagle Pass
Mrs. Lynch
Shelby House
E. H. Burr
Newberg, Mo
Frederick Gilbreath
Austin
Mr. and
Mrs. Lee
Wyoming
Mrs. Flynn
Bender Hotel
Home Garden Club
Woman's Club
Methodist Missionary Society
J. E. Trout
Orphan Home
Mesdames Beddoe
Jennings
Bell
Bergmar
Circle B
Leonard Craig
Mesdames Henry
Witting, Black
Annie Pace
Circle C
WMU
W. C. Beaman
Mesdames Will, Yeary, Reed
L. L. Leyendecker
F. Smith
Aid Society
Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
H. M. Austin
Mesdames Lattig
Ernest
N. C. Windrow
Butler
Jewel
Wharton
Borchers
A. E. McCulloch
Betram
Sorrell
Sweatman
C W. Cook
Christ
Mickie
Arles
John Stewart Sielski
J. 8. Sielski
Gertrude Leyendecker
Gerald Everett Sielski
Red Cross
Parceees
ROTEL
Samics Srep
Doc
Intelligence Bureau Search
ING Ordnance
George
Villa
Ammuni
Serious III
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