Local social notes and upcoming events in Crystal City area
Social calendar entries include garden party at St Anthony honoring Miss Sarah Kleberg. Dinners hosted by Judge and Mrs Winchester Kelso for Consul Hanna and Mrs Hanna Davis. Marriage of Isabel Guilanden Rives and Clayton Oscar Bird solemnized in Denver.
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Alice Partee
the St. Anthony
Sarah Kleberg
Winchester Kelso
Hanna
Mabel Hanna Davis
Isabel Guillanden Rives
Clayton Oscar Bird
Crystal City
Denver
Colo
Mattie Helen Terrell
J. C. Terrell
The Conflict at Princess Theater
Vita graph feature The Conflict shows Wednesday at the Princess. Lucille Lee Stewart and Jane Mortimer star in a tale of love and intrigue with lavish gowns and elaborate settings. Huntley Gordon plays the love triangle lead as plot twists ensue.
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Vitagraph
Princess Theater
Lucille Lee Stewart
Miss Stewart
Jane Mortimer
Miss Mortimer
Huntley Gordon
Stomach Digestive Aid Prompts Gratitude Letter
Mr. Chas. A. Warner of Cambridgeport Vermont credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with saving his life from stomach consumption. He reports a three year use and praises the remedy, claiming it kept him alive beyond a prognosis of three months at age 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Chas. A. Warner
Cambridgeport, Vt
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Promotes Digestive Use
The notice advertises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as an aid to digestion with tablespoon doses mixed with water or milk before meals and at night. It claims a price of $1.00 at most liquor dealers and urges readers to write for a house booklet, noting no orders are accepted and it complies with Texas liquor laws.
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Texas
Socialite Guests Filling San Antonio Hotels
A. L. Cox of El Paso and J. Oscar Lendrey of New Orleans check in at the Menger. H. H. Sweatt of Houston and W. J. Owens of the MK&T railway among newcomers at the Menger. Mrs F Eubanks of Waco at St Anthony. Thomas J. Cass of Galveston and A P Spiney of Houston stopping at the Gunter. Mr and Mrs Galleher of Seattle visiting, staying at St Anthony. Mr and Mrs W J Lyner of Pearsall among arrivals at the Gunter. T A McVivian of New York and W J Shepherd of New York registered at the Menger and St Anthony respectively. Mrs Charles Anderson Jr and Mabel Wooldridge among Austin visitors stopping at the Gunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Cox
Paso
Menger
Mra
F. Eubanks
Waco
St. Anthony
H. H. Sweatt
Houston
Gunter
J. Oscar Lendrey
New Orleans
W. E. Weatherbee
del Rio
Thomas J. Cass
Galveston
W. J. Owens
A. _P. Spiney
The
Galleher
Seattle, Wash
San Antonio
W. J. Lyner
Pearsall
T. A. McVivian
New York
W. J. Shepherd
Charles Anderson Jr
Misa Mabel Wooldridge
Ester Woodward
Austin
Fines Levied in Police Court Vagrancy Case
Two individuals identified as a negro and a Mexican faced Police Court Judge Lowther on vagrancy charges. The negro, called the “best chicken thief” by detectives yet not convicted, denied theft and was fined 50 dollars after testimony a lack of work. The Mexican was fined 100 dollars for pawning tickets in a fraudulent sale of a watch, with an extra 10 dollar fine for a related offense.
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Lowther
San Antonio
Relief Fund Changes For Police Association Members
Regulations for the police relief fund were changed at a Tuesday meeting. Sick or disabled members will receive 2 dollars per day for two months and 1 dollar per day for two months, with a 1500 dollar fund. Over the past months more than 800 dollars has been paid out. W B Arnold, the secretary and treasurer, had his salary increased. A low interest loan system for members was started. Clusters of cloves hung to dry will drive away flies.
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W. B. Arnold
Association
Rehabilitation of Poland Under Way
Berlin reports Dr. Karl Helfferich praised German efforts in Russian Poland during occupation. He said roads were built, cattle and seeds were provided, schools revived, and Warsaw University lectures resumed in Polish. He noted equal rights for all nationalities and Jewish representation in government, while acknowledging prior Jewish exclusion and suffering.
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Berlin
Sayville
Poland
Karl Helfferich
Helfferich
Dr. Helfferch
Ludeworff
University of Warsaw
Supporters back Culberson bid in Texas primary
Local Culberson club members in Bexar County and Southwest Texas express strong confidence that Senator Culberson will win a large majority in the Democratic primary next Saturday. They argue he offers the antis a single path to a runoff and anticipate he will face a prohibitionist in a second primary, concentrating anti forces on him. The telegram to Dallas chair Barry Miller lists signers including John M. Duncan and others as proof of solid backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Culberson
Bexar County
Texas
Senator Culberson
Barry Miller
Dallas
Culberson Organization
Culberson Club
Culberson
Jess Willard
Methuselah
John M. Duncan
D. H. Hart
Floyd McGown
William Aubrey
J.L. Camp
Duval West
A. B. Storey
T. T. VanderHoeven
Marshall Hicks
Howard Templeton
Frank C. Davis
R. J. Boyle
George D. Armistead
C. RB. Watters
Three Thousand Invitations Sent For Hughes Meeting
New York reporters note three thousand invitations are sent to attend a Carnegie Hall meeting on July 31 to give Charles E Hughes full support. The event aims to rally backing for Hughes in the upcoming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carnegie Hall
Charles E. Hughes
Nomination Notices Sent by Republican Committee
Formal notification of his nomination is being sent by James B Reynolds secretary of the Republican national committee. It was said today that 1200 seats will be turned over to George W Perkins for distribution among prominent Progressives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Reynolds
Republican National Committee
George W. Perkins
Godwin of Godwin-Humphries Co Arrives to Buy Lint Cotton
Co D Godwin of the Godwin Humphries Company of Houston arrived in San Antonio to arrange the purchase of 2500 bales of lint cotton, about 59 train cars. He stopped at the Gun and reported Abilene’s area in fine condition while San Angelo country suffers drought. noted heavy Fort Worth to San Antonio traffic and crowded trains bound for South Texas.
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D. Godwin
Godwin
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Mr. Godwin
South Texas
DeMiracle Depilatory Advertises Superfluous Hair Solution
The DeMiracle depilatory claims to devitalize hair by absorption, removing hair under the skin as well as on the surface. It markets in 50c 1.00 and 2.00 sizes with a money back guarantee and is sold at toilet counters or directly by mail from New York.
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DeMiracle
Rece. DeMiracle Chmical Co
Dept. Hark Ave
129Th St
New Yor
Meeting of chairmen called for Red Cross rally
A meeting of committee chairmen for a Red Cross base hospital rally in San Antonio is set for Friday 9 30 AM at the YWCA in New Braunfels. Harry and Landa active chairmen urge full attendance to discuss important business and mobilize preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
San Antonio
Landa’s Park
New Braunfels
Young Woman's Christian Association
Harry Landa
Grand, Queen, Empire
Petitclere
Blair Advertising Company
Ll. B. Clegg
J. T. Woodhull
P. H. Swearingen
Roy Campbell
Seguin
A. B. Weakley
Board of Commissioners
Why Did She Laugh
A man explains a paradox to a woman with a confident claim that only fools doubt. She laughs, prompting his puzzled reaction as he repeats that he is certain. The exchange hinges on certainty and irony in a brief, humorous vignette.
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Eugene C. Dolson
Traction line steel laying starts at Main and Houston
New steel weighing 108 pounds per yard was begun by the Traction Company at Main avenue and Houston street. W B Tuttle says concrete work will start Sunday and finish by next Wednesday. The line won’t handle heavy traffic about two weeks while concrete sets. Crews work day and night to speed completion and stop downtown streetcar interruptions for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue
Houston Street
W. B. Tuttle
Mr. Tuttle
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