Graves Decorated by Confederate Groups Honor Dead
Graves of Confederate Cemetery veterans were decorated Sunday with a program of reading and tribute. Participating organizations included Albert Sidney Johnston Camp No. 115, United Confederate Veterans, and Bernard F E Bee Chapter No. 86, United Daughters of the Confederacy. Additional invited groups from various posts and organizations attended, and Camp Morrill Post No. 869 elected officers for the coming term.
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Albert
Sidney Johnston
United Con
Federates
Bernard FE. Bee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
E. O. C. Ord
Grand Army of the Republic
Sam Houston
David S. Stanley
Iepublic
Camp Morrill Poor
W. Scott
L. FL Poor
Y. Banks
Rt. Nev
W. T. Capers
Harry A. Teel
Dr. J. Steele
Har BP. Richard
Jose A. Navarro
Matron of Honor Elected with Maids and Sponsor Named
Misses Lelia Pyron Elsie Scott and Agnes Steele are elected as matrons of honor with Miss Janie Polk named sponsor for the event.
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Lelia Pyron
Elsie Scott
Agnes Steele
Janie Polk
Concert Series Ends With Miss Wilson at Camp Travis
Miss Wilson closed her San Antonio concert series for military camps by singing for the 315th engineers and 360th infantry at Camp Travis Y M C A auditorium. The venue was full and many were turned away. She also performed at Camp Travis base hospital and the Army Y M C A Training School for faculty and students.
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Margaret Wilson
San Antonio
315Th Engineers
360Th Infantry
Camp Travis
Miss Wilson
Selly Wield
Camp Stanley
Camp John Wise
Camp Travis Base
Army Y.M. OC. A. Training School
German Labor Worse Paid Says International Leader
Juhn A. Dyche former secretary treasurer of the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union argues that German labor conditions are inferior to France and Great Britain. He cites investigations in 118 areas showing sweat shops and starvation conditions among German workers.
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Germany
Juhn A. Dyehe
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Milwaukee Journal
I.8
Dyche
France
Great Britain
Chile
Austria
Deche
Pyche
Official Statement Tells of Escape of Americans Held by Enemy
War Department weekly review reports a new German thrust may come if the channel ports drive fails. It notes American prisoners who were being moved through No Man’s Land escaped back to Allied trenches, details limited. The analysis covers Amiens salient front and Meuse sector fighting with Italian troops now engaged.
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Washington D.C
War Department
Department
Moen
Americans Who Had Been Captured and Were Being Conducted Through No Man's Land
Somme
Amiens
Avre
Noyon
Moreuil
Castel
Merkem
Labassee
Max
Wulverghem
Neuve Eglise
Meteren
Lys
Mount Kemmel
Ware
Lion
Alles
Meuse
Toul
Majestic and Royal Theaters Offer War Themed Vaudeville
The Majestic showcases a wartime bill led by Willie Weston with songs addressing the Kaiser and Joan of Arc, plus Morgan acts and the comic duo Barlowe and Durie. The crowd responds to patriotic acts and the standout piece The Question. The Royal Theater presents Pantages circuit acts including Snowsense, Court Room Girls, and the Boss and stenographer sketches, alongside Lest We Forget at the Grand with Rita Jolivet and a strong supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Majestic Theater
Kaiser Bi
William
Kaiser
Willie Weston
Weston
Joan of Arc
United States
Jim
Betty Morgan
Josephine Barlowe
Helen Durie
Robert Millikin
Uth Francis
Herbert Broske
Millkin
Broske
Marriet
Chauncy Monroe
Margaret Joyce
Ill
Ackerman
Thas
Bill Pénuitts
Ate Blanche
Madame Heriot
Rita Heriot
Rita Jolivet
Emil Roe
Roses-sur-Meuse
Clifton Ford
I*ritz Muller
Henry Smith
General Joffre
Gaby Perrier
You Need not Suffer from Catarrh
An advertisement asserts catarrh is a blood infection and promotes Swift’s Specific 8 8S 5 as a permanent cure. It claims external treatments provide only temporary relief and that the formula purifies blood to heal mucous membranes. It offers free medical advice and lists Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Adarese Swift Specific Company
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Gam
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Liam
Buffalo
Western Union
THE
Western Union Telegraph CO
Camps
Hett
Wolfson
McCall
Saul Wolfson
Home Journal
Lovett
Catherine Vowell
Mule
Darky
Burns
Lynn
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