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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1919

Page

7

Marriage License Issued and Local Court Sessions Noted

Since the last report King Worley and Cenobia Cantu received a county clerk issued marriage license. District court remains in session handling civil matters. The Royal film Tires of Faith stars Catherine Calvert Eugene O Brien and Ruby de Remer with Evangeline Booth appearing. Weather alternates between damp cloudiness and lingering rain. Mexico port of Laredo shipments include copper lead skins bones sesame cake rope pecans garbanzo ixtle jead and copper. Deer hunters pursue venison with mixed success. Thanksgiving Day arrives in ten days with expected national bird feast for many households.

King Worley Cenobia Cantu the Royal Catherine Calvert Eugene O’brien Ruby de Remer Salvation Army Evangeline Booth Mexico Laredo

U S Geological Survey Team Arrives in Laredo for Mapping

Charles Hartmann topographic engineer heads twelve assistants to Laredo to map the country eastward from Laredo to San Diego about one hundred miles. Headquarters established in Laredo as four months of field work begin to keep the department in touch with land conditions for proper classification.

Charles Hartmann United States Geological Survey Washington, D. C Laredo San Diego

Nazimova's The Red Lantern at Strand promises authentic Chinese drama

The Red Lantern comes to the Strand Tuesday and Wednesday. Nazimova's new production blends Edith Wherry's novel with Miss Mathis and M Capellani research to portray Chinese customs with historical ethnographic authenticity. A 22 foot statue of a Chinese Goddess of Peace was crafted for the film in Hollywood studio art shops.

Nazimova Whi'ch Edith Wherry Miss Mathis M. Capellani Strand Theatre Metro Studios Hollywood

Economy salvage house offers reclaimed army goods

Army goods a specialty offers the public 12 000 reclaimed army shoes with new soles and heels priced 1 75 to 2 50 per pair 500 army quilts at 2 00 to 2 60 600 service hats 26 to 75 cents location 1701 Hidalgo St. 10 21 tf.

Hidalgo St

Debt collectors in China take door if debts unpaid

In parts of China creditors remove a debtor's door to deter nonpayment. The practice is believed to allow evil spirits to enter the home, prompt others to settle debts, and deter further defaults.

China

Boxing Card Gathers Two Clean Knockouts In Nuevo Laredo

Promoted by Guy Turpin, the Nuevo Laredo show featured Kid Poncho Flores of San Antonio stopping Kid Brown in the nineteenth round and Willie Moody of Missouri defeating Jose Garcia in the eleventh round though Garcia outweighed Moody by 16 pounds.

Guy Turpin San Antonio Nuevo Laredo Mexico Hanson Motor Truck Corps Fort Mcintosh Thirty-seventh Infantry Billy” Williams Nelson Williams Kid” Poncho Aurelio Flores Kid” Brown Houston Kid Poncho Brown Willie Moody Springfield Jose Garcia Missouri Garcia Moody

Community Club Events Chow Time and Meetings Ahead

Mrs Violet S Oberfeldt Society Editor lists upcoming gatherings Monday through Tuesday. Nulles Club luncheon at 4 30 PM. Woman's Club at 4 30 PM. Woman's Missionary Society at 3 PM. Ladies Aid reception at 8 PM for Rev F Gaylord Roberts at Wor sham home. Tuesday events include luncheon for Mrs C K Bush at 1 PM. Junior Auxiliary at Rectory 4 PM. Sunbeam Band at Baptist church 4 PM. Heights Civic Club 4 PM. Miriam Chapter 63 of Mh S at Masonic Hall 8 PM. All members urged to attend.

L. J. Christen Nulles Woman’s Club Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church J. N. Worsham Christ Church Sunbeam Baptist Church Heights Civic Club Miriam Chapter Masonic Hall

The Isle of Dreams and Local Society Notes

A poetic segment reflects on dreams and power before local notices report Mr. Clifton Cavender’s Texas visit, several short trips to San Antonio by residents, and a busy social week. The Wednesday Auction Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. HH. G. DaCamara featured prize tables and refreshments. Plans for a Tag Day to aid Associated Charities were outlined by city clubs at the Chamber of Commerce with Rev. Cook as chair.

HH. G. DaCamara J. S. Penn Albert Martin Cluch Mesdames Brewster Brennan Buenz Christen Cogley Daiches Hill Lafon J.C. Martin J. §. Penn Wormser A. L. Muller Mesdames Moore Hamlin J. B. DaCamara Albert Martin Mo Chamber of Commerce Associated Charities R. A. Millar

Dentist Moves to Bran Nan Building at 516 Salinas

Dentist relocates from residence on the Heights to 516 Salinas Avenue upstairs in Bran Nan Building. Office phone remains 671.

the Heights Salinas Avenue Brannan

Death of Infant Daughter of Mr and Mrs Dabbs

The seven weeks old infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dabbs died yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock at their home after a meningitis illness. The funeral was held at 10:30 this morning.

J. P. Dabbs Dabbs

Tag Day Planned by Local Women Aid Charity Appeal

A meeting of Associated Charities volunteers planned Tag Day for Tuesday November 25 to raise funds. A publicity committee was formed and Mrs H M Austin and Mrs C Burr named. Mrs R A Millar to assign locations in streets and businesses on Tag Day. Several speakers shared cases helped by the charity and urged public support.

Associated Charities H. M. Austin C. Burr R. A. Millar C. W. Cook Mesdames H. M. Austin A. E. McCulloch A. Huberich Chas. Deutz Sorrell Borchers Leyendecker Martin Millar Westbrook Burnett Neff Guinn Seaman Camp Withoff Goodman Ward Kehl Henry Ward Poggenpohl Bell MacGregor Younkin Rodriguez Miller Keer Bobbitt Annie Pace Helen MacGregor Minnie Burr Lozano

Today in History and culture across the world

Fifty years after Suez Canal opening ceremonies mark a milestone. John B. Montgomery born 125 years ago. Arkansas Territory centennial celebrations begin in Little Rock. Tosca opens the Met season in New York. Pacific International Live Stock Exposition opens in Portland. Texas Republican Council meets in Dallas to discuss campaigns. American Mining Congress meets in St Louis. France and Italy hold parliamentary elections. Amateur Athletic Union convenes in Boston. Madrid hosts engineers congress under King Alfonso. Anne Cruger and Alex Paternette marry in New York.

Suez Canal John B. Montgomery U.S California Arkansas Little Rock New York Metropolitan Opera House Northwest Portland Ore Texas Republican Council Council Dallas American Mining Congress St. Louis France Italy Boston The Amateur Athletic Union National Congress of Military and Civil Engineers Madrid Alfonso Monaco Anne Cruger Alex Paternette Washington Rodman Wanamaker New York City

Odd Observations on Animals and Ocean Depths

An article notes spotted horses resembling leopards in design and reports fish hooks fashioned in the same long used form for two thousand years. It also asserts the deepest sea areas lie close to land, highlighting surprising maritime facts.

Ching Ane

Count Apponyi Leads Hungarian Peace Mission to Paris

Count Albert Apponyi, Magyar nationalist leader, named head of the peace commission to negotiate Hungary's terms in Paris. A noted orator with strong English, he has influenced Hungarian commerce and agriculture and opposed Russian aims in the Balkans. He advocates democratic ideals and international peace.

Albert Apponyi Paris United States Bela IV Hungary Count Apponyi Russia Balkans

D'Annunzio Seizes Dalmatian Coast in Latest Exploit

D'Annunzio’s move gains him mastery of the Dalmatian coast as Admiral Millo, head of occupation forces in Dalmatia, surrenders or aligns. In Moscow, Bolshevik communique reaffirms capture of Omsk amid heavy street fighting and a thousand prisoners. Kolchak’s forces retreat in disorder.

Associated Press Fiume D'Annunzio Dalmatian Millo Dalmatia London Omsk Moscow Todiy Kolchak

Receiver ship sought to restart Kansas coal mines

Gov. Allen announced that the attorney general will begin receiver ship proceedings in the Kansas Supreme Court to force coal operators to resume mine operations. In Washington the wage scale conference for the central competitive bituminous field was postponed at operators' request awaiting counter proposals to miners’ demands.

Associated Press Topeka Kan Navy Supreme Court Gov. Allen Washington

General resumption of mining in Potomac fields

In Cumberland Maryland on November 17 there was a broad restart of mining in the upper Potomac and George Creek districts. Operators report 8000 to 10000 miners returning to work today across these fields.

Cumberland Potomac George Creek

None Working in Indiana

Indianapolis Ind November 17 no miners returned to work in Indiana today as labor tensions continue to affect the mining districts statewide.

Indiana Indianapolis Ind

False Entry Indictments Hit Crawford Bank Officials

A federal grand jury indicted J. K. Washam and V. V. Washam former cashier and vice president of the First National Bank of Crawford Texas on conspiring to make false bank book entries. It is charged they concealed overdraws from their personal accounts totaling seven thousand dollars. Both men posted bond.

Waco Texas Federal Grand Jury J. K V. V. Washam First National Bank Crawford

Jenkins Freed Citywide in Mexico Arrest Case

Despatches from Puebla say William O. Jenkins, charged with false statements tied to his abduction by bandit leader Federico Cordoba, is released without bail and may face a preliminary hearing on Monday after requesting jail lodging.

Associated Press Mexico City Puebla William O. Jenkins Federico Cordoba Jenkins

Williams O Jenkins detained then released on collusion charge

Washington reports Jenkins was held at the penitentiary two hours after arrest on collusion with bandits, released without bail, and confined to his home per state department advices from Mexico City. In Mexico City Toreo bullring hosts first bullfight in federal district in three years with seventeen thousand spectators.

Puebla State Department Washington William O. Jenkins The Penitentiary Stie Mexico City el Toreo Federal District Carranza

Gasoline Tanks Explode in Kansas Fire Kills Five

Five people died and many injured as two gasoline storage tanks exploded at a Hays filling station. One tank towered 16 feet, was hurled two blocks, ignited fires, and damaged the Farmers grain elevator and several buildings. In Salina reports note the blast and flash fires across blocks.

Government Wins Fight for Oil Land Patents

The Supreme Court upholds government effort to cancel patents to 6,000 acres of California oil lands worth about 10 million dollars. The lands were alleged to have been obtained by fraud by the Southern Pacific Company, and the ruling cancels the patents.

Washington Supreme Court California Southern Pacif Company

Five dollar bills become a scarce item

A humorous note laments the rarity of five dollar bills in circulation as people joke about carrying money becoming risky and impractical in everyday transactions.

William Johnson Eyesight Threat After Student Demonstration

William Pussyfoot Johnson, American Anti-Saloon League organizer, may lose sight in one eye after a student demonstration last week. A second specialist was called in and another operation was performed.

London William “Pussyfoot” Johnson

Notable facts from European regions and plants

The article notes Belgium’s large railway network relative to its size. It states Ireland has about twenty million acres with nearly one seventh barren. Kilkenny Castle is among the oldest inhabited houses, with many rooms preserved for 800 years. It adds that bananas attract no insects and resist common fruit diseases.

Belgium Ireland Kilkenny Castle

A Good Cough Medicine for Children

Mrs J W Phillips of Redon Georgia phoned merchant J M Ployd requesting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She had recently bought a bottle and said it greatly helped her children. it helps loosen phlegm, ease expectoration, and clears the cold for both adults and children.

J. W. Phillips Redon J. M. Ployd

Glass Accepts VA Senate Seat After Martin’s Death

At President Wilson’s request Secretary Glass will assume the Virginia Senate seat to succeed the late Senator Martin. White House officials said there is no immediate oath required and no immediate successor for Secretary Glass has been decided upon.

Associated Press Washington Wilson Glass Virginia Martin White House Senate

Wilson to pocket treaty if Lodge reservations pass

President Wilson will pocket the peace treaty if it bears Senator Lodge's reservations. He told Senator Hitchcock at the White House conference that the reservations equal nullification of the treaty and are inapplicable.

Associated Press Washington Wilson Lodge Hitchcock White House

Former Ranger killed in street gunfight at night

Alf Jordan a local police officer and ex Texas Ranger was shot and killed last night in a gunfight on the main street in Ranger Texas authorities said.

Ranger Texas Alf Jordan

Cotton Markets Show Mixed U.S. and English Prices

The Times wire notes opening spots fair, prices weak, with LOA receipts at 49,000 and 47,200 American. Middling around 28.54 English pence, futures easing, with December to May contracts listed and closing steady to very steady. Houston and Galveston spots reported modest gains and sales, reflecting varied regional demand.

Navy

Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations

Tonight fair with likely frost in interior east Texas. Tuesday fair. Observations at Fort McIntosh show 24 hour max 55 degrees and min 45 with a north wind and clear skies.

United States Weather Bureau New Orleans Times the Telephone Co East Texas Fort McIntosh

Also Mentioned on This Page

H C. L Economy Salvage House Money Makers Violet S. Oberfeldt R. L. Poster C. K. Bush Isle of Dreams Amber Clifton Cavender Ira O'Meara van Horn M. P. Cullinan LeGette Tarver Chas. Ernst Poteet Chrysanthemums Nate Green 8Th St Crockett San Antonio, Texas Odd Bellans William Jerkins Wollusion D’annunzio ADHER Admiral Millo TION Kansas Mines MINES Kansas Hays Salina Crete Ee Philadelphia Hog Island Shipyard Southern Pacific Secretary OF the Treasury Sena Tor Martin T. A. Austin & Co Geo. H. McFadden and Company Liverpool Galveston P.O Weather Forecast
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