Clubs to Furnish Woman's Building Furniture
The War Service Board Girls Work Department reports city women's associations will furnish the new Woman's Building. Catholic Women's Club will supply the kitchen while the Girls' National Honor Guard provides a cradle. Various clubs promised furniture and linen. Mrs Agnes Roll Wag named matron. Mrs Kroh, a trained nurse, to assist.
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War Service Board
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Agnes Rol
Kroh
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Churches Support War Statement Winds Through Churches
A war era statement from the United Churches of Christ aims to reach newspaper editors nationwide. The Rev Charles S Mack, general secretary of the federation, notes churches in Almeria Burl and Burl not fully backing wartime policy. An effort will disseminate the document to Gayman press and other outlets to clarify stance.
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Almeria
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Van Sheppard Re-elected With Local Backing at Gunter Luncheon
San Antonio luncheon attendees urged re election of Senator Sheppard noting his active support of local industries and army activities. Despite a weak past showing in Lexar County with 1490 votes of 18 000, friends argued he deserves victory and broad support in the city. Prohibitionists were present among the attendees.
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Senilor
Morris Sheppart
Gunter
San Antonio
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Sheppard
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Japan Ready for Action in the Far East
Japanese premier Count Terauchi opened the Diet pledging to maintain peace in the Far East and join allied powers against threats. He cited Russia’s eastern disorder, praised Britain for the Anglo Japanese alliance, and lauded the U.S. visit and Paris conference for advancing understanding and China policy.
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Japan
Count Terauchi
Diet Tolay
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Asia
Terauchi
Europe
Far East
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Brifiah
Great Britain
United States
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Famous tenor to be heard Friday night at concert
Evan Williams, noted concert tenor, will sing as soloist with the Philharmonic Orchestra in its third concert, to be held Friday afternoon and evening. He arrives with Isaac Van Grove and hopes to perform Cov che new of the San Antonio cann a before leaving. The program opens with an overture and features Williams in several solos and a suite. Arthur Claassen conducts. The Star Spangled Banner opens the program and America closes.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Evan Willians
Will Aw
Philharmonic Orchestre
Beethoven
Mr. Williams
Carney
Eaanyig
Covche
San Antonio Canna
Isaac van Grove
Arthur Claassen
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