Society Calendar Highlights Weekly Gatherings
Wednesday Night Delta Sigma Upsilon meets at the Menger hotel. Thursday the Shakespeare Club hosts the Misses Baskin. Marsil Mothers' Club and Smith School Mothers' Club convene. Highland Park Friendship Club meets at 3 pm with Mrs C E Jolly. Mrs W E Astin hosts tea for Miss Conway of Bryan and Miss Mattie Terrell. Crockett School Mothers' Club at 3:30 pm. Graduate Kindergartners Club called meeting at 4 pm in the Gunter. all graduate kindergartners urged to attend.
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Highland Park Friendship Club
C. E. Jolly
W. E. Astin
Miss Conway of
Bryan
Mattie Terrell
Kindergartners
Gunter
Adolph Herff Jr
Carolina
Majestic
Gladys McBkarland
Victoria Herff
Misses McFarland
Herff
Constance Ball
Helen Adele James
Hester Schreiner
Margaret Graham
Jeanette Hagelstein
Lieschen Guenther
Marie Schuchard
Lucile Wright
Eleanor Barclay
Gertrude Negley
Dorothy Gage
Guy S. McFarland
Officers Elected for Protestant Orphans Home Board
At Tuesday meeting officers were elected led by Mrs. Benjamin Zuber as president and Mrs. Adolph A. Wilke as first vice president. Board of directors includes Mesdames Newton Knight Kincaid Staacke Surkamp. A director vacancy will be filled at the next meeting due to Mrs. Combs's death. Mrs. Zuber to appoint committees.
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Orphans’ Home
Benjamin Zuber
Adolph A. Wilke
Jennie Kaufman
John L. Browne
T. T. McCampbell
R. W. Hamilton
Lee B. Miller
Mary Bell Newton
C. N. Knight
J. M. Kincaid
R. W. Staacke
C. H. Surkamp
David Combs
Zuber
Miss Mary Pat Wester to Visit Homecoming at St Anthony
Miss Mary Pat Wester of the Keystone Film Company in Los Angeles will arrive Friday to stay with her mother Mrs R H Wester at the St Anthony. A high school and University of Texas graduate, she will be welcomed home by many friends of the family.
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Mary Pat Wester
Keystone Film Company
Los Angeles
Cal
R. H. Wester
St. Anthony
Wester
University of Texas
The
Empire
First
New York
First New York Cavalry
Second Texas Infantry
Vap-O Rub to Be Sold Free by San Antonio Druggists
San Antonio readers will soon see free samples of Vap-O Rub Salve for cold trouble and chest congestion. The external treatment uses menthol camphor and herbs to loosen phlegm and aid breathing while safe for children. Drugstores will distribute coupons for a 25 cent free package, with limited supply.
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San Antonio
Vick
South
Coupon for Vick's Vap-O-Rub Salve Free Offer
Coupon 2A entitles bearer named Aggie to one 25 cent Vick's Vap-O-Rub Salve. Present coupon with druggist to reserve package. Hold coupon until salesmen call. Address 6055 noted.
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Vick
AGGIE
Parcel post plaque aids fast shipping from San Antonio
M. J. Muench of San Antonio has copyrighted a handy parcel post plaque to speed shipments by express or mail. The plaque gives condensed rate information for San Antonio to about 2000 points without a map. Educational institutions may obtain the plaques free by request by mail.
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M. J. Muench
San Antonio
Muench
Birthday Party for Miss Nessie Levinson
Miss Nessie Levinson hosted a banco party for twelve friends in celebration of her eleventh birthday. Prizes went to Paula Hess Camilla Caffarilla Ruth Herbst and Sophia Felle as the cake cutting and tiny silk flag favors delighted the attendees. Guests included Ruth Herbst Devera Berlin Eloise Rose Camilla Caffarella Sophia Feller Gussie Levey Paula Hess Vivian Helen Arstein Sadie Goldberg Blanche Cohen and the hostess.
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Banco
Nessie Levinson
Paula Hess
Camilla Caffarilla
Ruth Herbst
Sophia Felle
Devera Berlin
Eloise Rose
Camilla Caffarella
Sophia Feller
Gussie
No Alliances Proposed By Prohibition Party
Virgil G. Hinshaw of Chicago urged the prohibition party national committee to avoid any relations that would surrender its independent identity. He spoke against a plan to form a nationwide federation of temperance groups for a united 1920 campaign, arguing the party and allied groups could remain distinct while pursuing common aims.
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Chicago
Prohibition Party
National Committee
Virgil G. Hinshaw
United States
Hinshaw
Anti-Saloon League
Foreign Trade Convention Set for Pittsburgh
Leaders from the Federal Trade Commission United States Steel the American International Corporation the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce and Anaconda Mining Company will speak at the fourth national Foreign Trade convention in Pittsburgh January 25 to 27. Topics include postwar foreign markets trade development merchant marine and overseas investment.
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Pittsburg
E. N. Hurley
Federal Trade Commission
J. A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Willard Straight
American International Corporation
F. J. Coster
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
John D. Ryan
Anaconda Mining Company
New York
Arkansas Soldier Promoted to Philippine Scouts Lieutenant
Bat talion Sergeant Major Lee B. Wol ford of First Arkansas infantry was appointed by the War Department as a second lieutenant in the Philippine scouts. The resignations of Major Homer ...
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Arkansas Battalion
Arkansas Officers Appointments and Legislative Seats
IC and Scott are accepted with Major Scott likely to be replaced by Captain Horace C. Ruff of the Second Arkansas infantry. Ruff sits in the state Legislature as a senator from his district. His commission as major was not confirmed by the federal government due to no vacancy in the medical corps.
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Scott
F. C. Burnett
Second Arkansas Infantry
Horace C. Ruff
Second Arkansas Medical Corps
Ruff
Mexico buys gunboats from Japan for Pacific ports
Three Mexican gunboats contracted for in Japan have been completed and will be delivered at a Pacific port in March. The gunboat Bravo and Zaragoza will proceed to New Jeans for repairs while the gunboat Iuer reo will go to San Francisco for the same purpose.
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Mexico City
Japan
Pacific
Bravo
Zaragoza
Iuerreo
San Francisco
Texas and Pacific to Spend 3 Million on New Equipment
Jan 17 New Orleans The Texas and Pacific railroad will expend about 3 000 000 dollars on new equipment in the coming months, announced by J L Lancaster a receiver of the road.
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Texas and Pacific
New Orleans
Texas and Pacific Railroad
J. L. Lancaster
Sign Rerouted: Customers Targeted as Joking Practical Joke
Two students climbed on each other s shoulders to steal a restaurant sign and alter its lettering. They carried the sign to a doctor s residence marked by a ruby lamp, where it hung for a morning prank. The doctor woke to a crowd and a changed message claiming, When you wish to die you cannot do better than patronize me.
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Pittsburg
Federal agents probe Elgin butter records for price fixing
Justice Department agents examined Elgin Board of Trade records and earlier-brought Chicago Butter and Egg Board books to assess possible violations of a 1914 injunction by Judge E M Landis prohibiting price fixing. The Elgin review continues the same investigation.
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Chicago
Federal Department of Justice
Elgin
Illinois
Arkansas Soldier Dies at Deming Base Hospital
Private Robert D. Jordan of Siloam Springs Arkansas D Company Arkansas Infantry died at the base hospital in Deming New Mexico of pneumonia Tuesday January 17.
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Arkansas
Deming
N. M
Robert D. Jordan
Siloam Springs
Ark
Arkansas Infantry
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