Entire U S Army Cavalry to Move From Mexico Border
War Department directs cavalry units to El Paso and Brownsville as Pershing withdraws. Last regiments reach Palomas Sunday with the entire command leaving Monday for Columbus, then border stations. Sixteenth Cavalry heads to Brownsville. Seventeenth to El Paso. Thirty-fourth to Marfa. Fourth Texas to San Antonio.
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Pershing
Palomas
Mexico
Funston
Columbus
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Border Point
Seventeenth Infantry
General Swift
Sixteenth Infantry
Seleventh
War Department
Thirtenth
el Paso
San Antonio
Department
Fort Sam Houston
Seventeenth Cavalry
Brownsville
Sixteenth Cavalry
Camp Wilson
Third Cavalry
Laredo
Rio Grande
Marfa
Fourth
Texas Infantry
Big Bend
Stuart's Calcium Wafers Promise Clear Complexion
A promotional package promises a winsome complexion after using Stuart's Calcium Wafers. It asserts calcium sulphide clears pimples, redness, blackheads and liver spots, with a free trial option via a coupon.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Darken Gray Hair With Simple At-Home Mix
A home remedy suggests mixing Bay Rum and other available compounds in a half pint of water. Apply daily for two weeks then biweekly until used. The mixture supposedly darkens gray hair, adds softness and gloss, and makes a gray-haired person look 20 years younger.
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Stereste
Colorado Jurist Endorses San Antonio Winter Retreat
Judge J. H. Teller of Colorado's supreme court vacationing two weeks in San Antonio with his wife at the Gunter hotel praises the city as a winter resort. He notes Colorado boosters promote San Antonio and mentions Colorado's new governor Julius C. Gunter. He also discusses golf, comparing municipal courses and noting San Antonio's planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Teller
Supreme Court of Colorado
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Colorado
Judge Teller
Re-Enter Texas Move By Franklin Life Officials
W E Bilheimer general sales manager of Franklin Life Insurance Company Springfield Missouri says large insurers are returning to Texas after the Robertson law and view Texas as a fertile market. He and Henry Abels secretary will address Texas agents at the Gunter Hotel Saturday with a banquet that night. About seventy five agents from across the state attend.
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W. E. Bilheimer
Franklin Life Insurance Company
Springfield
San Antonio
Bilheimer
Henry Abels
The
Texas
Gunter Hotel
Gunter
Five plain clothes men added to San Antonio bureau
With rising thief activity in San Antonio five additional plain clothes officers joined the detective bureau on Saturday raising total to 20. Captain Caruthers said the extra manpower will allow more time for individual cases and winter crime handling. Burglary at Senator Carlos Bee's home on East Laurel Street yielded jewelry over 800 dollars and other valuables including cash and silver. The Chamber of Commerce board mourns Thomas L. Conroy praising his public service and leadership.
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San Antonio
Caaptain Caruthers Ha Winder
Uhr
Joe Simpson
Frank Jones
J. B. Yantis
James
Bradley
Caruthers
Carlos Bee
East Laurel Street
Thomas L. Conroy
Conroy
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Honors Thomas L. Conroy With Resolution
Members and directors of the Chamber of Commerce met Friday to pay tribute to Thomas L. Conroy. After several speakers praised his civic work, a resolution introduced by J. H. Kirkpatrick was passed honoring Conroy as a great San Antonio figure.
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Chamber of Commerce
Thomas L. Conroy
San Antonio
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Simple Laxative Remedy Best for Constipation
Many suffer constipation and rely on Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a mild non gripping laxative. Druggists report rising demand at fifty cents a bottle and letters praise its effectiveness. A trial bottle is offered free by Dr W B Caldwell at 455 Washington St Monticello Illinois.
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Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Illinois
Baptist churches form board for new social center work
The personal service committee of city Baptists elected a board to run the new mission and social center. Officers include president Mrs. C. H. Vass secretary Mrs. Herbert Linscott and treasurer Mrs. P. G. Simpson. Vice presidents come from six churches and committees cover pastors equipment religious literature visiting kindergarten enlistment location and more. Members to meet next Wednesday at 8 p m at the Baptist headquarters to hear reports and finalize plans.
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Baptist Churches of
C. H. Vass
Pegues’ Memorial Church
Herbert B. Linscott
First Church
P. G. Simpson
Calvary
I. L. Ford
Betty Carnell
M. A. Davis
Pegues Memorial
Mary Young
Riverside
B. A. Owen
Hillcrest
W. P. Wickline
Beacon Hill
A. T. Fincham
J. B. Sheppard
Denton
Will W. Sloan
Prospect
Herbert Linscott
H. Jolly
B. A. Owens
Horace Wilson
Cora Marshall
C.S. Robinson
Elizabeth Applewhite
L. V. Mallet
W. H. Dunning
van Ness Street
Baptist Headquarters
TEACH BIBLE CLASS BEGINS IN SAN ANTONIO
Mrs. Margaret T Russell of Moody Bible Institute will lead a series of Bible meetings for First Presbyterian women in San Antonio February 7 to 14. Daily sessions at 12 30 lunch at YWCA cafe 3 4 pm and 7 30 8 30 pm. Russell from Alabama Mobile and active in church agencies and IYWC A work.
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Margaret T. Russell
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
San Antonio
Young Woman's Christian Association
Russell
Alabama
Mobile
Church
South Central
International Young Woman's Christian Association
Farewell Concert by The Second Wisconsin Infantry Band
The Second Wisconsin Infantry Band directed by Theodore Steinmetz will perform at Camp Wilson starting 3 PM Sunday. Soprano Mrs. George E. Gwinn and Company G male quartet join in selections from Faust and other works as the unit prepares to return home next week. The program includes Grandiose, Mignon overture, Caprice, a Hall of Fame potpourri, Nip and Tuck duet, Home Sweet Home medley, and more, paired with a showcase of Southwest Texas scenery and industry.
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Wisconsin Infantry
Theodore Steinmetz
Camp Wilson
Company G
Messrs
Berg and Rasmussen
Selzer
Wisconsin
Greater San Antonio booklet issued by High er Publicity League
A new 100 plus page booklet titled Greater San Antonio the City of Destiny and of Your Destination promotes San Antonio under the High er Publicity League of Texas with BE. A. Luck directing publicity. It features city views, parks, hotels, and front pages of the San Antonio Light from May 16 1916, and plans for future editions with added advertising cuts.
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San Antonio
Greater San Antonio
City of Destiny
Higher Publicity League of Texas
BE. A. Luck
Alamo Heroes Monument
Brackenridge Park
Alamo Plaza
Mission San Jose
San Antonio Light
What She Looked Like and Uncle Sam’s Baltic Crossing
What She Looked Like describes steamers crossing the Atlantic decorated with enormous stars and stripes on hulls bow stern and between flags the ship’s name. Night lights illuminate the display and a British cruiser once mistook a decorated American mail steamer for a Christmas tree out of season reflecting wartime nautical humor.
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Uncle Sam
Atlantic
London
Mission Plan Rally At Central Christian Church
A missionary rally for state and national workers is set for Monday and Tuesday at Central Christian Church. Fort Worth's Mrs. Terry King will speak, with participants from national and foreign fields. Schedule includes 11 am start Monday, lunch at 12:30, afternoon sessions 2:30 to 5, and an 8 pm stereopticon lecture. A Tuesday noon luncheon at Original Mexican Restaurant is planned with reservations through four hosts.
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Central Christian Church
Terry King
Fort Worth
Woman's Missionary Work
T. M. Conover
B. F. Nicholson
Hugh McLellan
T. N. Smith
Three year old Sydney sick with measles in bed
A grandmother asks where Sydney feels ill and the boy answers with a brave line saying he feels bad right here in bed. The anecdote appears in the Indianapolis News.
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Sydney
Grandmamma
Indianapolis
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