Dancers Entertain Men at Luncheon
Pupils of the 3. Wallabee School of Dancing entertained at the Business Ben's luncheon at noon Thursday at the Uptown theater. Performers included Carrot Jardin, Jeanette Smith, Charlie Payne, Marie Wicks, Audes Tee, Wallace, Ruthum, Dyc ar Celesta, Dorothy Jones, Mary Rum, Nellie Matherine Sharp, Virginia Tare Wiehes nail Terry Wallace with J. Frederick Amerson at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. Wallaee School of Dancing
Ben
Uptown
Carrot Jardin
Jeanette Smith
Charlie Payne
Marie Wicks
Audes Tee
Wallace
Ruthum
Dycar Celesta
Dorothy Jones
Mary Rum
Nellie Matherine Sharp
Virginia Tare Wiehes
Terry Wallace
J. Frederick Amerson
Fragmented OCR Note on Classifieds and Numbers
A damaged OCR fragment shows confusing text about classifications and numbers such as 162 to 115. It lacks clear names, places, or a coherent event, making precise subject deduction difficult from the readable portions.
Jailed in two gaming raids shock El Paso area
District Attorney Walter Uyuan and investigator Gharuing led two raids arresting 22 men at a dice parlor on 115 North Tareda Street with a felt covered table seized. A second raid at Richter sul El Paso interrupted a dice game with 17 men taken into custody as officers watched the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 'Uyuan'a
Gharuing
Bfy
Weissmuller and Bride to Attend San Antonio Events
Swimming champion Johnny Weissmuller, 27, and his wife, former Broadway star Bola Arnst, arrive in San Antonio for a Thursday schedule of exhibitions and races at Troogerlt Park and Roosevelt Park. Weissmuller, over six feet tall with broad shoulders, holds more than 45 world records and will judge races while his wife acts as judge in preliminary bathing beauty contests.
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Jiony Weisemuller
San Antonio
Boldis Arnst
Weissuller
Hir
Hin
Florida
Troogerelt Park
Hoosevelt Park
Weissmuller
Ban Tero Park
Aviniere
Indig
KTSA
San Pedro Park
Alm Beldas
Aece
Johnnie Weissmuller
Bobbie Arnst
I’hurst
Emigration Surpasses Immigration in Early 1920 Figures
Washington reports June 4 1920 immigration data show departures far exceed arrivals. Aliens sent home exceeded those admitted in April, with 544 departures including 185 deportations. Immigrant fatalities numbered 3970, under one sixth of April admissions.
Buses Held Up for Hearing at Division Point
Greyhound buses on a transcontinental route were detained at the division point to determine if a bus met state highway width laws. An eastbound bus near Nereford was delayed 2 hours 45 minutes yesterday after state vehicle inspector John Keller charged a driver with operating a vehicle wider than eight feet four and a half inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarlulo
Teres
Greyhound
Levas Panhandle
Wiese
Bishways
Nereford
John Keller
Woman Convicted of Theft of Calf Sentenced to Two Years
A Palo Alto road farmer, E. H. Acard, testified against Alfreda Zenora Torres, 32, for stealing a calf on February 14. The Ninety-fourth district court jury assessed a two year sentence, marking the first instance in years that a woman is sent to the state penitentiary. Also reported, P. G. Salinas, 104 South Larsde elrees, reported an 85 watch stolen from his home on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfreda Zenora
Alina Aurelia Torres
E. H. Acard
Palo Alto Road
P. G
Eight Held on Liquor Law Charges
Eight persons arraigned before United States Commissioner Paul A Lockhart on liquor charges. Mac McGinnis pleaded not guilty to possession and manufacture of liquor. others faced related counts. Temporary bonds set, hearings scheduled for June 11, with multiple defendants entering not guilty pleas and bond amounts ranging up to 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Paul A. Lockhart
Mac McGinnis
Gentunda Plover
Leonard Hodriguez
Somerset
Manuel Cucren
Charlien Itodrigura
Ammuel Qarza
Virgil Smith
W. I. Young
Henrs
Enso
Yeas
Edi Settles
H North Genter Street
Ante
Ail
Henritg
Mest Werk
Criminal Libel Charged Boys in Practical Joke
Two 18 year olds from Clondovnn and Ben Brosch faced criminal libel charges after a farm gate sign painting prank near Gardner road, 15 miles southeast of here. Hearing set for Thursday afternoon in county court at Taw No 1. witness W. R. Whitaker alleged the sign was libelous. Deputy Sheriff AL Williams made the arrest. the defendants claimed it was a joke. Summer furnishings advertised in classified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clondovnn
Ben Brosch
Ebneres
Fhurnby
Gardner Road
Here
Canty Court
Taw No. 1
Thuredar
W. R. Whitaker
Bors
The
Shere Itt AL. Williams
Hermann Sons Sponsor Summer School in Alowlay
Under Liermann Sons lodges, Hermann Sons sponsor a summer school for children in Alowlay from June 8 to August ? Open to children whose parents are not Hermann Sons members. Applications at the grand secretary 525 South St Marr’s nerve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liermann Sons Lodges
Alowlay
South Alamo Etreet
Hermann Sons
South St. Marr
Nurve
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Marising Port
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Ads Crockett
Broadway
Fifth St
Mary Lou
Frost
Gordon
An Warnayn
Gordon-Tricot
Edrefort
Vesta
Banderas
Frost Bros
Ganther
Stviatt
Jantzen Suits
S. A
Harry Hahn
Victoria Street
Concepcion Pari Pool
Don Aaron
Porter Street
Aaron
Empire
Toneim
Sola-Serve
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