Thousands join jubilee protestant march in San Antonio
Thirty eight thousand Protestants paraded San Antonio streets during a weekend diamond jubilee celebrating Protestantism’s founding in the city forty years. The crowd included Japanese Chinese Mexican and Negro Protestants, with six abreast lines passing through the business district and 8000 Negro Protestants led by a band. The march rose to 2:30 pm from the post office, led by police and an open Bible, ending along Alamo Plaza after a lengthy, orderly procession.
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Methodist
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Houstontreet
Jubilee celebration promotes church unity and parade success
A Protestant parade drew about 36 200 marchers and 88 automobiles with extensive press coverage by Fox News Service. The Pastors Alliance extended thanks for Dr P B Hillingster and the jubilee founders. An executive committee plans ongoing publicity and future fund handling while pastors reported hundreds of conversions at Sunday services. The alliance will meet regularly to handle ongoing matters and publicity efforts.
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Pastors’ Alliance
Just Group
Fox News Servis
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Fox Ee
P.B. Hillingster
Pratsresbyterian Church
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J. Pearce
San Antonio
DIES FROM APOPLEXY THREE YEAR OLD SON DIES IN SA
Fred A Ranking of San Antonio died at 3 16 Sunday afternoon at 418 Dwyer avenue from apoplexy while his mother participated in a Protestant parade He was a Vermont native and had worked as a traveling construction engineer for Babcock Wilcox His widow survives and the body will be sent to Bayonne by Shelley Funeral Company
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Fred A. Ranking
San Antonio
Dwyer Avenue
Ealth Ranking
Vermont
Bayonne
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Babcock & Wilcox Boiler Manufacturing Company
Shelley Undertaking Company
Thief Grabs Clothes From Walker Yorker Store Window
A swift thief slipped into Walker Yorker’s front display, grabbed a Rog clothing lot, and fled at 7 10 morning. Police say the break in occurred as dawn broke and the city’s business district woke. No arrests reported, while noting police and military personnel changes at the time.
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Walker Yorker
Houston
Jefferson
Aldo
Mpeed
Mackintosh to Address San Antonio Advertising Men
Charles Henry Mackintosh national president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World arrives in San Antonio aboard the Missouri Kansas and Texas line Monday night. He will speak at the Gunter Hotel Tuesday noon to Advertising Club members and businesspeople. The talk Moving Meeting New Business Conditions With New Methods lasts about an hour and is positioned as vital for business people.
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Charles Henry ‘Mackintosh
Associated Advertising
San’ Antonio
Dlefock
Missouri
Kansas & Torne
Gunter
San Antonio
Ulib
Mackintosh
Harold Kayton
Nation
Advertising’ Clubs of the World
William Brocktiseen
Sim Antonie” Advertising Cluby
Gunter Hotel
Southerm Pa 4Icie
América
Canada
Addres
Rotary Club
BH. Q. Gaerett
Advertising’ Club
Blood Health and Pepto Mangan for Strong Children
An ad-promotes Gude’s Pepto Mangan as a tonic to improve children’s health by boosting blood quality. It claims strong children have red, ample blood while weaker ones are pale, urging use to build a healthier childhood. Available in tablet form at druggists.
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Cude
Lecture on Mr Mackintosh Draws Club Members
Members of several clubs plan to attend a lecture featuring Mr Mackintosh as the main speaker. The meeting aims to hear his discourse and discuss related topics.
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Mr. Mackintosh
Seeing America First Voyage to Europa Regains Interest
Baltimore and Ohio official E. D. Ainslie said in San Antonio that the Seeing America First movement waned during the four years of world war but will not regain its prewar appeal. He predicted summer 1922 travel will exceed last year as business improves after over two years of hard times.
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Europa
Peediets
Euryow
Europe
Americana
E. D. Ainsiy
Baltimore & Ohio
Svestert
Ainsee
America
Ainsiee
San Antonio
F&o
Thieves Strike Local Stores and Homes in Weekend Burglary Spree
A wave of burglaries hit area businesses and residences Sunday and Monday. Items stolen include maps, furs, garments, cash, a tin can with 864.90, a ward register, shoes, lottery tickets, and ten white racing chickens. Police reported broken doors, padlocks cut, and shattered glass as access points, with suspects not yet identified.
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K. Gineren
Yeot
Pasa
Norman Anerson
Anderson Street
First Presbyterian
Mea H. Faldo
Mouth Learn
Garmenta
Winerich Motor
Martin
Rites
Oakland Street
Koeng
Hotston Street
A. EL Dannell
North Olive Street
Sunshine Laundry Ad and Hines Visiting A&M
Weather turns cold and disagreeable as Sunshine Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co advertises a $1.09 family service while Maj Gen John L. Hines visits Texas A and M College on February 9 to discuss Reserve Officers Training Corps work. He is joined by Lt. Col. A. S. Williams and Capt Nelson M. Walker.
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Sunshine Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co
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New York Evening Journal
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