Depot Brigade Receives New Commanders at Camp Travis
Two lieutenant colonels newly promoted report to Camp Travis and assume group command posts in the 165th depot brigade. Majors shift to new commands, 31 lieutenants from Camp Lee moved to various battalions as the brigade reorganizes and expands across the camp. Band leader from Douglas orders new unit. barracks to receive 500 cubic feet air space per man.
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Camp Travis
165Th
Camp Lee
Rawson Warren
304Th Cavalry
Camp Stanley
J. A. O’brien
Rodman Butler
305Th Cavalry
Fort Clark
Howd Boone
Dupont P. Lyons
Victor M. Locke
Leutenants
John P. Cox
Ben R. Crowley
Louie C. Crow
Jamesb. Cunningham
Jack Daniels
Don J. Dot
S. B.graham
L. L. Green
G. L. Gray
C. F. Hartman
John T. Banway
William I. Hicks
Gus A. Martman
HH. H. Hohnan
Thomas P. Hightower
W. EB. Hoffmeister
W. S. Hunnicut
HW. C.filgo
Juieut
John B. Sanford
Armstrong
Ammy Cavalry
Douglas
Germany faces crisis with Austria as famine gnaws
Vienna papers quote a socialist manifesto warning workers and small office holders across Austria face famine due to food shortages. The Arbeiter Zeitung notes Vienna and Prague regions lack bread and potatoes for weeks with meager rations and long waits for meat.
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Germany
Vienna
Socialist Party
Austria
Revolution Threatens Across Central Europe
Prague and Bohemia face bread rations rises as Neuerele Presse warns the Austrian government must boost supplies or risk revolt. Hungary shares food shortages with provinces reporting only a fraction of needed sustenance, former premier Tisza said in a speech to Americans.
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Copenhagen
Prague
Bohemia
Neuerele Presse
Vienna
Hungary
London
Tisza
Parliament report from Budapest via Amsterdam telegram
Parliament yesterday according to a Budapest telegram forwarded by the Exchange Telegraph correspondent at Amsterdam.
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Budapest
Exchange
Amsterdam
Barrett to Kennedy A F P candidate plans large Kenned y crowd
Barrett of San Antonio travels to Kennedy Texas to address a Karnes County public school audience with over 500 voters expected. He then to Rockport for another county turnout and a Barrett Club forms under J M Barker. Rotinson sold to New York Americans from Little Rock.
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A. F P. Barrett
Congress
Fourteenth District
Kennedy
Tex
Karnes County
Barrett
Barnett
Aransas County
Rockport
Stockdale
Barrett Club
J. M. Barker
Roblacon
New York
The
New York Americans Today
J. Henry Rotinson
Little Rock Club
Italians Continue To Make Gains On Piave Front
Italian forces push near Zenson and at San Don di Piave and the Wassetta canal driving the enemy from earlier gains. Heavy mountain rains swell the Piave, washing away bridges while Greek and Thalian counterattacks attempt to retake positions across the flooded river.
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Zenson
San Dons di Plave
Wassetta Canal
Piave
Sales Club to Lunch at Gunter Hotel
The Salesmanship Club meets at 12 15 p m Saturday for luncheon in the Gunter Hotel ball room. I D McKee leads a program on sales demonstrations and four phases of selling with expert talks on approaching buyers arousing interest and criticism by members. Frank Lewis will demo selling to a wholesale grocer Don Yates acts as buyer A G Moore discusses current happenings of the war.
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Gunter
I. D. McKee
Lewis
Don Yates
A.G. Moore
Rotarians Learn National Anthem At Noon Luncheon
The Rotary Club of San Antonio adopts a singing school at a noon luncheon led by Sergt. Herbert Wall of Camp Travis. About two hundred members join in repeated choruses of The Star Spangled Banner and camp songs. Mme Micia Petitelere performs Canadian Cuban and French hymns as war effort themes and speakers cover wartime work.
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San Antonio
Rtothry Club
Sergt. Herbert Wall
Camp Travis
St. Anthony
Wall
Gil Liza Jane
Mme
Micia Petitelere
J. M. Todd
Madson Square
The Perfect Baby Of The Future
Advertises Mothers Friend as a safe external preparation by Bradfield Regulator Co. for pregnancy comfort. Claims to ease abdominal and breast expansion, reduce pain at crisis, and promote rest and anticipation. Includes invitation to read Motherhood booklet and obtain a sample.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Alec Lamar
Avery Wii
Rotary luncheon honors Finck and Texas executives
Church and C. C. Leel, soon to be shipped overseas, were noted as Rotary gathers. J. H. Savage urged a piano for the gift chapel while Winck asked to cover the price of the plane. Jack Sprague led a vote of thanks as Chamber of Commerce secretaries from Texas attended via the state conference in San Antonio.
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Rotary
Finck
Chamber of Commerce Secretaries of
Texas
San Antonio
Texas Commercial Executives’ Association
John B. Carrington
Washington
Tiz and Tix Promise Quick Foot Relief
An old ad touts Tiz to prevent foot pain and soreness from corns and bunions and Tix as a foot bath that soothes tired feet. It claims instant relief, no more aching feet, and urges buying a cent box at drug or department stores.
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Finy
La Creole Hair Dressing Claims Color Restorer Power
The advertisement promotes La Creole Hair Dressing as the original color restorer that gradually darkens gray or faded hair without staining the scalp. It asserts easy application by combing, appeals to both men and women, and offers a $1.20 purchase price via the Van Vreet-Mansfield Drug Co of Memphis Tennessee.
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van Vreet-Mansfield Drug Co
Memphis
Tenn
Advy
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Channell Chemical Co
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Archy
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Ausstriz
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Arbeiter Zeitung
Vitalitas
Alitas
Navarro
Uae
Sales Club
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API
Washer's. W. 8. S
Just
Russia
Asher Bros. CO
Alamo
Commerce Streets
National Portable Typewriter
Price
Fotchernick-Haak Typewriter CO
St. Mary's St
Central Tire Co
Alamo Plaza
Travis
Sam Houston
Zachery Taylor
Grant, Lee, Hood
la Casa del Rio
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