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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1922

Page

3

Imported lilies from Japan revival Easter floral trade

San Antonians seek Japanese lilies for Easter church decor and corsages as 10 000 Easter lilies are forecast. Bulbs require ten weeks to bloom after packing and months to reach full flower, with bulbs grown in Japan shipped and potted for bloom. Carnations roses and other bulbs also in demand as florists prep for weekend deliveries and church interior decorations. Local headlines note Bermuda lily shortages due to fungal disease and that Iris and other flowers will appear for Easter 1918 timing.

Sar Astonia Japan Tate Cartatline Bermuda Bermuda Tskands Netherlands San Antonio Lilles Fie Floristy

Budget talk at City Club on national debt and gains

Adolph Boldt of the United States Chamber of Commerce outlined budget operations at the City Club luncheon in the Gowler Hotel. He contrasted the debt accountability imagined as paying out $5 per day since Christ with the actual 1920 operating cost, noting vast discrepancies and a wartime cost scale.

Jesus Christ United States Adolph Boldt United States Chamber of Commerce City Club Gowler Hotel Boldt Reid Ano Henry Phelps Glen Taw Solo

End Army Training at Fort Sam Houston Closes

The officers assembly at Fort Sam Houston ended Thursday after a day and a half of Organized Reserves instruction attended by 53 reserve officers. In the morning Brig. Gen. Troy Mottman of Oklahoma City led a delegation that praised Major John Ty Vines for supporting the course.

Fort Sam Flouston Troy Mottman Oklahoma City Om Majtien John Ty Vines Eighth Corps

Reservists poised to boost organization after lectures

Enthusiastic about the assembly and general idea of the reserves, Ron Hak notes they can return home to mobilize their groups. More than twenty lectures and demonstrations covered service branches, with officers answering hundreds of questions. A core group of regular army officers aided instruction, and similar assemblies are hoped for next year with reserves urging Washington to push efficient mobilization concepts.

Washington

Bakers Meet in Houston for Texas baking convention

The Texas Association of the baking industry will hold its first convention in Houston from May 16 for three days. Secretary I Wy tlughaupt of San Antonio says the program will cover electricity use, flour quality, labor issues, and industry changes. Railroads promise 250 ticket reductions. Also noted: Georgetown Christian Endeavor meets April 28 to 30 with leaders planning large attendance and diverse program.

Texas Association of the Baking Industcy Houston I. Wy Tlughaupt San Antonio Theatare Lakers of Horaton Chelsi Endeavor Georgetown Tex Christian Endeavor Young Young Peoples’ Organization The Presbyterian Church John Jillson

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