Russian Ambassador to U S Will Lose After June 30
Washington June 5 The long status of Boris Bakhmeteff as Russian ambassador to the United States will end after June 30. He told Secretary Hughes he would retire if desired, while the Senate debate over embassy funds and the use of $187,000,000 advanced by the U S continues, with Mellon noting the funds bought Russian government obligations under Liberty Loan acts.
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Washington, D. C
Boris Bakhmeteff
United States
Kerensky
Washington
Joral
Fis
Oweshmeteff
Senate
Bornh
Flughes
Mellon
Treasury Department
Transfer of funds to Russian finance ministry and status for attache
The treasury secretary reported a transfer of 125 million dollars to the Russian finance ministry with a remaining balance of 10 million from a total of 156 million the embassy held in the United States at Kerensky's fall. To conclude negotiations, Secretary Hughes told Mr Bakhmeteff that after retirement Serge Ughet, the embassy’s financial attaché, would retain diplomatic status.
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Russian Finance Ministry
T Ie Treasury
United States
Kerensky
Secretars Hughes
Bakhmeteff
Serge Ughet
Embasy
Spanish Summer School Approved by State Education Dept
Main Avenue High School secures state approval for a Spanish Summer School starting June 5. Program supervised by Mrs Esther Perez Carvajal, with Crockett 5062 contact for admissions and details.
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State Department of Education
Main Avenue High School
Esther Perez Carvajal
Crockett
Hebrew Institute of San Antonio Holds Closing Exercises
Eighty students from the day school of the Hebrew Institute of San Antonio gathered Sunday for closing exercises led by principal Dr Gerson Feigenbaum. The program featured national and English hymns, a vocal number by Mildred Seharthack, and Hebrew closing hymn. Exams were held for day school and Sunday school pupils. 105 Sunday pupils enrolled. The institute has operated three years, two in the new building at 112 East Quincy Street.
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Hebrew Institute of San Antonio
Gerson Feigenbaum
Jeanette Seigenbaum
Mildred Sehartack
Ida Richie
Abe Nelson
Guewitz
de, Feigenbaum
Uird
Ben
East Quincey Street
San Antonio Hosts Delegates From Locomotive Firemen
About 120 delegates of the 900 Locomotive Firemen and Engineers, meeting in Hats ton, spent an off convention day in San Antonio. They arrived by special train Saturday night and toured missions and parks by street car. A Grackenridge Park baseball game welcomed them as Nat M. Washer handed over the city keys. Officials W. S. Carter and Timothy Shea commented, as the group planned 1926 convention bids. The Beethoven Home offered a new hall for rent and entertainment with 300 seats, reservations via Crockett 3381.
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Hatston
San Antonio
Grackenridge Park
Nat M. Washer
W. S. Carter
The
Brotherhood
Timothy Shea
William Pudden
Houston
OFFICERS TAKE OATH AT SAN ANTONIO Typographical Union
The new officers of San Antonio Typographical Union No. 172 were installed at the Sunday meeting with the oath given by retiring president D. Davenport. Davenport thanked the members for his year at the helm and urged continued cooperation for his successor A W Hartman, the new president.
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San Antonio
Grievance meeting and duties outlined by new union leader
On taking the gavel he pledged to perform office duties to the best of his ability for the good of the union and outlined a policy stressing attendance at committee meetings as a core duty. The article notes piano teacher Mrs Florence Coleman at 875 Schley Ave Mission 2887 and an unrelated jewelry theft report.
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Florence Coleman
Schley Ave
Mission
This Beauty Pearly teeth combat the film tonight
A promotional pitch touts a new toothpaste as a daily film combatant for whiter, cleaner teeth. It claims a ten day test proves reduced film and tartar, with dentists worldwide endorsing the product as safer and more effective. It emphasizes removing the viscous coating that causes decay and pyorrhea.
Pepsodent Promotes Tooth-Protection Forces In Mouth
Pepsodent is urged for testing as authorities seek two added effects. Saliva contains starch digestant and alkali that neutralize acids attacking teeth. Regular stimulation by Pepsodent multiplies these forces, enhancing protection night and morning and signaling progress in dental care.
Anniversary Sale Highlights Imported Swiss Organdies
The ad promotes a sale on Swiss organdies and embroidered linens at reduced prices. Items include 45 to 60 inch fabrics, regular values around 1.50, now 95 cents to 69 cents per yard. Various finishes and colors are advertised with emphasis on permanence and colorfastness.
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St. Gall
Copenhagen
White Crepe de Chine Fabrics Price List
A compiled price list for various white fabrics including Crepe de Chine Canton Silk Georgette and satin varieties. Items range from 1.19 to 8.50 per yard with widths 33 to 40 inches and several finishes such as satin, charmuese, and habutai.
Windsor Crepe Trade Ad Detailing First Quality Yard Sale
Windsor Crepe description markets genuine 30 inch Windsor Crepe as soft and dainty. Ad claims first quality, no seconds, sold by the yard at 23 cents.
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U. S
State. Department
Hebrew Institute
Beethoven
Pereida Street
Borden
A.W. Hartman
D. 8. Davenport
Typographical Union
Fujyamia Art Co
Adv
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Central Detective Headquarters
J. A. Casburn
Munson Street
Les Sa Pienticars Laberiveriend
H. L. Wagner Drug Co
Avenue C
Houston Street
St. Mary's and
Houston Streets
Pepsodent Company
Wabash Avenue
Chisago
Licht
Wolfson
Bidleweiss
Saul Wollfse
Mee Asc
Priser
Guardo Soap CO
Tex
Southern Pacific CO
Atlantic
Morga
Texas—N
Galveston
Eamship Lines
York Y
New Orleans
Eamers Weekly
Ser
H. A. Loeffier
S. P. Lines
McClannahan
D. P. A. P. Lines
I. M. Wilkins
A. Morgan Line
Galvester
Wm. Simmons
G. FP
Broadway
New York
Hertzberg’s
Opticians
St Mary's
Tye
AMG Beladad Ste
Quick Tire Service, Inc
Alamo Plaza
Crockett Crockett
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