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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1922

Page

7

Solilf Meets San Antonian In Chair Parade and Officers

A four day session in San Antonio gathers about three thousand members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs for the eighty second annual grand lodge meeting. Texas delegates from towns statewide attend opening addresses, elections, receptions, and district parades, with Grand Master Joseph Murney presiding.

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New discovery tale hints at quick aid for child

Fragmentary OCR hints at a new discovery intended to help a child. The text shows garbled phrases about rapid action and a figure named Dr Ary Lescovery, suggesting a medical or scientific breakthrough discussed in a period newspaper item.

Gt Ary Lescovery

Fraternal Music Session Led by Rev Hugh Mebelland

The program includes a girls orchestra from the LA 9. F. Widows and Orphans and a horses band of 22 pieces. Special music is expected throughout the session led by Grand Lodge officers of Texas including Joseph Murray of San Antonio as grant master and W. F. Brands of Fort Worth among others.

Christian “Church Hugh Mebelland Howe Corsiall Pices Grand Lodge Texas Joseph Murray San Antonio Grant Wheeler Borham J. 1 Slateen Hillshoro J. Q. Vestal Eran Dallas W. Porter Shreman E. QR. Misenet Hamilton W. F. Brands Fort Worth W. F Daugherty Wes Founcey Gan Bert Carsall Waa W. Yasco Peer Sinton L. L. Lindsey Grand Guard Kordues C. BR. Sutherland Corsie B. Knauff George J. Treud M. House J. H.storey Sherman

Legion Urges Texas Legion Payback of 1920 Funds

Delegates from more than 20 posts gathered in San Antonio urged the Texas American Legion to repay $20,000 spent by the state in 1920. Wayne Davis, state commander, told the meeting that members must raise funds to restore the legion to its former standing and avoid disbandment. The gathering also heard reports from committee chairs and noted deaths, with a brief update on a Travelers Protective Association directors meeting in Houston and an upcoming concert.

Texas Department of the American Wayne ‘Davis Southwest Exes San’ Antonio Alamo Dallas Davis R. D. Qillan Newpaper WY. B.'Tuttle Sam Robertson Raymond Eien Griav- D Basking Ce ‘Taylor John Lutz Travelers’ “Protective’ Association Houston Texas D. Travelers” Protective Association Gunter A. EB. Nation Percy C. Robinson Tade Lee Sheanon

High Masonic Degree Conferment for San Antonio Masons

A list of San Antonio men to receive the 33rd and 82nd degree Masons includes Charles Davis Hill of the San Antonio Loan and Best Company and Herman Horner of Alsmo Dressed Best Company. The conferral, led by Samuel Cochran of Dallas, occurs at the Scottish Rite Cathedral on Tuesday afternoon, with many 82nd degree knights to be named. This marks a rare outside-Washington ceremony for the 33rd degree and notes ten current San Antonio 33rd degree Masons.

Charles Davis Hill San Antonio Loan & Best Company Herman Horner Alsmo Dressed Best Company Mvty-Thrre San Antonio Fuesday Inkem Samuel P. Coccau Vallas Soverelg Geuntl Texas Court of Honor Cochran Dallas Waanington D.C Robert L. Ball J. K. Blackstone William Ward Bosco Steven Gould J.B. Hate YU. Mathie A. ©. McLinnic T. D Vanderhorven Nat MM. Washer William Fir Court of Senor Victor Kelier I. D. Dunsmore G. G. Grabenheimer John Kemp Tomer Norman Meceod Arthur Morton Harvey M. Simon Lonnise Irvin Tiam H. Hudson Charles A. Soule Wileiam Fifer Henry W. Teterpall J. W. Venuillion Linton Robert Burns Kenedy Blake DB Torr Moresville Henry Dendersohn Keres Price Bracket- Calhoun Charco Robert Q Walkers Gonzales Freneist Vandervoort Carrizo Sprines el Calaway Seale Karnes City Charles J. Sehness

Readable fragments of a college ceremony roster

Names a group of participants in a 301 yard degree ceremonies list with unclear context. Mentions San Antonio and a local institution but lacks coherent details or dates. The readable text preserves several personal names and affiliations, but the overall meaning remains fragmentary and uncertain.

Pioneer Confederate veteran dies at 72 in San Antonio

RW Robertson aged six years old is a misreading. veteran and Od Trail Drivers' Association member dies at 12 05 Sunday morning at 412 West Louis street. Native of Missouri he joined the Confederate army for four years and later lived in San Antonio before death. Survived by two brothers J D Robertson of San Antonio George Washington Robertson of Montana two sons HE Jr Robertson of Midlane and B Robertson of McAllen and five grandchildren. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 from Hagg McCollum chapel with Albert Sidney Johns Canty United Confederate Veterans and James Stuart Pearce of Camp Travis officiating and burial at Confederate cemetery. Car recovered: auto of E Adame 534 Mission stolen near Empire Theater Sunday night found on Newton Street with cushion missing.

Robertson West Louust Street Missouri San Antonio J.D. Robertson George Washington Robertson Montana E. Adame Mission Street Empire Theater Newton Street Tack Bigocombe Mr. Adgays

Ise Bell’s Beauty Powder and Toiletry Range Ad

An advertisement listing Ise Bell’s beauty products including face powders, rouge, lipsticks, creams, cleansing and vanishing creams, Turkish Bath items, perfumes, and related toiletries. Mentions multiple shades and packaging in glass jars and assorted data.

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Smart Knicker Suits And The Sport Cape In Tweeds

A fashion brief notes smart knicker suits in tweeds jersey and homespun priced from 10.95 to 85.00 and sport capes developed from tweeds polo camel hair cloth in high shades priced 17.50 to 45.00.

Jersey

Jaunty plaid skirts and frocks hit spring vogue

Dame Fashion ships spring frocks and jaunty plaid skirts in tweed serge and crepe knits. Styles range from $8.98 to $75.00 with various patterns like honeycomb basket weave and fringe trims.

Dame Fashion

Three-Piece Suit Styles From Noted Designers

Fashion notes present a range of outfits including three-piece suits and other tailored garments. Designers introduce materials such as Poiret Twill Turk Cloth Tricotine jerseys and home spun fabrics with options like box coats smart blouses and long line tailored pieces finished with bright buttons silk braid and embroidery.

Poiret

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