Society Saturday Night and Army Marriage News
In Society Saturday Night a dinner dance at the Country Club followed by the marriage of Sergeant Howard R. Bangs and Miss Vega Brough at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Arthur Jones, officiating. Bangs, son of author John Kendrick Bangs, serves at Kelly Field with the 622nd Aero Squadron and edits the Kelly Field Eagle. Also noted are a piano recital by Frederick King’s pupils at 8:30 pm Saturday at the YWCA auditorium featuring Misses Reeves, Goode, Winterborne, Stippich, and Myers among others, and Theta Kappa Chi hosting a dance for June graduates with numerous attendees. Announcement of the marriage of Sergeant Erwin K. Krause and Miss Clara Koerps on Tuesday June 18 at St John’s Lutheran Church.
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Howard R. Bangs
Vega Brough
First Presbyterian Church
Arthur Jones
Anna HK. Clark
New York
Bangs
Norwood
Sergeant Bangs
John Kendrick Bangs
Kelly Field
622Nd Aero Squadron
Army
Erwin K. Krause
Clara Koerps
St John's Lutheran Churchs
J. He Quinn
Bering
Gerey
Fernandes
Sidiers
St. Vincent de Paul Bewes
Moy
Sovrays
Chayeh Jones
Sormeyn
Spa
Mans
Ieza
Injured in explosion involve Southern Pacific workers
Severio Varcia and Sostenos ro quez, section hands for the Southern Pacific Railway, were badly cut by flying metal when a fire extinguisher exploded at 8:20 Saturday morning. Gar tia was burned on the face. The extinguisher, about two feet by six inches, burst while they were on the west platform near the baggage room. Police think contents may have been released before the blast. They were taken to a local hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severio Varcia
Sostenos Roquez
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Gartia
Captain Colquitt Is Promoted to Major
Captain Sydney B. Colquitt of the regular army has been promoted to major and assigned to Camp Meade Maryland. He served seven years in the army and previously inspected the Indiana National Guard. He is the son of former Governor O B Colquitt.
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Colquitt
Austin
Tex
Sydney B. Colquitt
Regular Army
Indiana National Guard
Camp Meade
Maryland
O. B. Colquitt
War Department to Train Allied Troops in United States
Washington June 22 authority to train here and furnish equipment for troops of any nation allied against Germany and Austria will be added to the army appropriation bill. The amendment initially covered Latin American republics but now allows general application. Secretary Baker said no definite plans exist and no country is singled out. The eight Latin American nations with relations severed from Germany could supply about 2.75 million men aged 20 to 30, with Brazil potentially raising 1,000,000 with U.S. aid.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
Austria
War Department
Senate Military Committee
Baker
America
Congress
Brazil
United States
Bolivia
Guatemala
Ecuador
Uruguay
Nicaragua
Honduras
Costa Rica
Church of Riad
Washington
D. C
No Man's Land
Church OF Thie Nazarene
Saloons to Close as Texas Prohibition Takes Effect
Austin reports three years of decline leaving 756 saloons to close their doors permanently at 9 30 Tuesday night as state wide prohibition becomes effective Wednesday morning. Many licensees seek license renewals hoping to resume if the law is overturned, but Comptroller Terrell has refused renewals. The Court of Criminal Appeals adjourns for the term until June 29 with no current chance of an earlier ruling on constitutionality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
H.B. Terrell
Javen
Court of Criminal Agneals
Allies' postwar trade bans debated in Commons
In the House of Commons Brigadier General Croft asked if allies will exclude German ships and goods from allied ports after the war and progressively limit raw material exports to Germany. Andrew Bonar Law replied that the government is consulting with allies including the United States on a very complex issue and no decision has been made.
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London
Ottawa
House of Commons
Croft
Germany
Andrew Bonar Law
United States
Numerous San Antonio Churches Announce Sunday Services
The article lists Sunday services for many churches including First Baptist, Calvary to Calvary Baptist, Prospect Memorial, Evangelical Lutheran, St. Anthony Catholic, Sacred Heart, Cathedral, and multiple Methodist and Presbyterian houses. It notes service times, Sunday schools, youth activities, and special events, with emphasis on military personnel and parish outreach.
Esoteric Bible Study and Open Meeting at Local Society
The Theosophical Society headquarters at 802 Swearingen Merril Building Houston Street and Alamo Way holds a 3 PM event with Mrs De Buel Haag leading a class on Man and His Bodies at 4 15 PM Monday. A lawn party is planned at Mrs J G Weatherhead 127 West Mulberry Avenue with a free lending library and public access daily from 2 PM. A sermon at the Gunter Hotel in the coffee room starts at 1 8 PM tomorrow titled An American Patriots Creed.
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Swearingen-Merril
Houston Street
Alamo Way Tay
Mra. de Buel Haag
Emen
Joan Bre
JD. Haag
The
Theosophical Society
Vmlock
Swearingen-McGraw Building
Alamo Plaza
Soldiers and Friends of Thee Society
Church News Notes and Farewells Across Local Congregations
A service flag with ninety stars will be dedicated at Madison Square Presbyterian Church along with a farewell for Dr Odd who heads overseas with the Y M C A. Maj Gen Willard Holbrook will give a patriotic address and open house follows. Various church events include First Congregational and Theosophical Society programs with open house for soldiers and friends, gospel services at Gospel Centers and Willow Streets, and dedications for new Evangelical and Unitarian churches. Church leaders also announce retirements and staffing changes, with sermons and activities scheduled through July.
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Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Odd
Willard Holbrook
Religious services and events at local Episcopal churches
A garbled list of church activities across Nazarenes and Episcopal parishes includes sermons, prayers, and Holy Communion schedules. Notable entries mention St Mark's Park, St. James Cathedral House, St. Paul’s Church, and St. Peter's Day observances, with various morning and evening services and recruit camp prayers.
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St Mark's Park
Rey W
Trinity
Htany
Dui
Minton
Cherrychuren
Trevisy Stevens
Burnet
Holy Caammunion
Rhea
Edelment
Tio Atie
James Pathiol House
South
Holy Communion
Bullling FG
Weally
Sertion PL
Diocesia
Fat Am
Christ
Ebehgus
Rellonan
Russe
Rey Ob
Bf Richards
Pritt HY
Eeenron
Oelock
Prys Atelovicy Serviers
John the Gantist
Mi. Pridvy
St. Luke's
Isiacanal Charch
West Oanton
Benjanin Beanata
Munlinn
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Loos Welle Dad
Restar
Munton
Vendaires
Eros Roavelack
Givis
Pentalon Post Chapel
Fort San Hausten
Soldiers form giant Liberty Bell photo in New Jersey
Twenty five thousand American soldiers assembled to form a Liberty Bell silhouette in Bell Camp Dix New Jersey for a banner photo. The massive tableau, arranged over two and a half hours, used a bell 650 feet tall and a beam 435 feet long. Soldiers stood shoulder to shoulder in the front row, with ten feet spacing behind, to create a solid outline for the fourth Liberty Loan campaign.
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Camp DIX
N. J
Bell
Debut Candidacy for Staute Senate District Office
Mary Hertzberg announces her candidacy for Staute Senator from the 2401 District comprising Bexar Kendall Kerr Giltexule Bandera and Kent counties, pending Democratic primary action. The announcement is filed by Politica Adv.
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Staute
Bexar
Kendall
Kerr
Giltesule
Bandera
Kent
Ehertzberg
Politica Adv
Seek to save cattle in Panhandle banks meet Hoover
In Amarillo Texas a drive to prevent further stock cattle marketing to pay loans to Terbert C Hoover federal food administrator was discussed by Panhandle bank representatives. A New Mexico Texas panel will confer with Hoover in Washington. Calf drop this year in the Panhandle is 400000 short, with breeding cows being sold to meet loans, risking meat supply if war continues.
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Amarililo
Tex
Terbert C. Hoover
Parhandle Bankers’ Association
New Mexico
Texas Panhandle
Hoover
Washington
Panhandle
Association
Senate committee to resume hearing on day amendment
The Senate Agriculture Committee will reopen hearings on the Jones prohibition amendments to the $11,000,000 emergency agricultural appropriation. Hearings are postponed until next Tuesday with witnesses including Secretary Daniels, Postmaster General Burleson, Chairman Hurley, Bainbridge Colby, and others. Senator Thompson urges separate action on prohibition while Senator Norris proposes a substitute banning distillation and sale of spirits with wines exempt. The White House shows interest as debates unfold. the President’s stance remains unchanged on war legislation.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Daniels
Burleson
Hurley
Bainbridge Colby
Shipping Board
Schwab
Mergency Vleet Corporation
Colby
Thompson
Kansas
Norris
Nebraska
White House
Free Bible Lecture by Daniel Teele in San Antonio
A free Bible lecture titled Whit Christ's Kingdom Will Be Like invites attendance by Daniel Teele of New York at 3 p m on Sunday June 23. The venue is Modern Woodmen Hall 117 North Flores Street advertisement notes The Moss Agate Cigar at Travelers' Cigar Shop Ave G advertisement
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San Antonio
Woodmen Hall
North Flores Street
Daniel Toole
Brooklyn
ChrieUs Kingdon
Tursday
M. Colpecteur
Bille
Daniel Teele
New York
Escape in Aircraft Over Copenhagen Berlin Deserters
Four Berlin residents fled by Albatross type planes, evading guard ships over the Baltic before landing near Rudkøbing. One occupant, Dr GM Nigolas, a former Berlin University physiology professor and anti militarism author, faced imprisonment earlier. The others, infantry deserters, wore iron crosses. President Wilson conferred with Secretaries Baker and Daniels at the White House and State War and Navy buildings.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Denmark
Baltic
GM Nigolas
Berlin University
Rudkoebing
National ‘Tidentho
Ngw Church to Hold Sunday Services at Woman's Club
The San Antonio Society of the New Charles will hold divine services Sunday night at 8 o'clock at the Woman's Club, 0) Canarn Street. Rev. GG. Dulsford will deliver the concluding instruction of the current course on the True Christian Religion or the Religion of the Pur Live, the topic being The Second Coming of the Lord, When? How?
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Benglish Evangelical Lutheran Ue
Wirth Street
Fourth Street
la Iedells
St. Jolurs Evangelical Lutheran Church
Nueva
South Presa Streets
A. Wolff
J. A. Rode
Mr. Bede
Mr. Wolff
Vankdlical Lutheran Church
South Press
Mroseborough
Vaisken
Travis Fark Methodist Church
Navarro
Travis
C. Wesley Webtell
Arcaching
Paswr
Epworth
East Mud Methodist Church
South’ Gove Ers
Montana
AL Manly
Chile
Prospect
Methenist
Buena Vista
Cibvlo
Rutilff
Tloa
Lord's Epworth League
Tiles Paw
Doom
Sochil
Goldiers
Los Angles Heights
Trenchshie
VO. Brett
Fabnileights Methodist Church
Vreaelt
Oaratt
Oso
Lows Merkel
Denver Heights
Clutch
W. M. Sherrell
Lindey
I. Mo
Sidlerx Nng
Owen
Herman — Methodist
Thom
Dafvg Evangelede Jwork
Fehulenburg
Aiduie Methodist Synrey
Alamonant Wickes
Tawlls
Saas Day Selon
Ivenebus
Yvastors
San Antonio Seciety of the New Charels
Woman's Club
Canarn Street
GG. Dulsford
Weight Reduction Method Promises Safe Slimming Health
An advertisement touts a guaranteed weight loss method claiming safety and pleasure without starvation or heavy exercise. It promotes a small box of all of Korein from the druggist with claimed benefits of clearer mind, buoyant step, cheerfulness, and lasting thinness.
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Korein
Drugeist’s. rFollowy
Army Personnel Notes and Promotions in Various Commands
A roundup of Army personnel actions lists Maj. Charlie Abel joining the Nineteenth Infantry in CLO McMurdo for veterinary corps duty, Maj. George B. Lame and Col. Daniel B. McCarth returning from trips, Lt. Winkney Chester assigned as defense instructor in Nogiles, and multiple officers granted leave or reassigned. Included are transfers, promotions to first lieutenant, evacuations, and appointments across Camp Logan Fort Worth Camp Travis and Washington headquarters, with ongoing duty changes and a note on German frontline officer awards in Amsterdam.
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Ji Anderson
Washington
Wriday
Ausiu
Winkney Chester
Oyteheen
Nogiles
Arthur MM
Mag
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Sam Davis
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Lieutenant Ditto
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J. C. Ely
Maysor College
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Ulmred
Anthony Avenue
Denver Boulevard
L. Skinner
Subect
I Oa
the Wonderful Christ
Biple School
Woman's Missionary Meeting
Powell
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Main Avenue
Eliirg Street
Erich G. Islner
Y Pom
Gospel Teng
Carson and
Wilton
Army Post
Burns
Samucls
Scotland
Bible Students
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Methodist
Kristian
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Maton
Sai Pedro Avenue
Hugh McLeshot
Minster
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Mee Henay
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Christian Endeavor
Christian Charen
Huanstoek
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Ang Fourth Street
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Heights
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Weulmin of the World
Tend Cre Ambulance Fund
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Sarah GB. Jountree
Kateee
Nheosophical Society
Unitarian
Unitarian Church
George H
Church News
France
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First Presbyterian Brotherhood
Burns and
Samuel
Scoutland
Cent'ries
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Ring Post
Mnncey and
Nolan Streets
George Johnson
Clo
Ohio
Evangelical Church
Pennsylvania
der. Johnson
OS. Israe
George Badger
Chiurch
Boston
Badger
Unitarian Society
BG. Holloway
Travis Baptist Chapel
Herbert Want
the Nazarene
Cotorata
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Walla
Colleghm Station
Simul
Wyle Athletic
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Signal Corps
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Federal Circquit
Court of Appeals of
New Orleas
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Travelers’ Cigar Shop
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Senate
Moss Agate Cigar
Ave. G
NGW Church
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William Farnum
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U. S
War Has P
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Celli Opera Co
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Duffy & Montague
Thor . Cameron Co
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Wonder Workers
Sessue Hayakawa
Charlie Abel
Art Sam Houston Post
Nineteenth Infantry
CLO, McMurdo, Veterinary Corps
Worth
George B. Lame
Reckford
Daniel BL McCarths
Camp Logan
Houston
McArthur
Waco
Camp Lowie
Ort Worth
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Steffen
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Taare
Bert Wertard
Wenitter
Amsterdam
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Alaine
Maddy Harry Sterling
Homel
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the Ghioattie Cisar Sci
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Will Cohan
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Cynthia Higgins
Metro
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George Price
Granbury
Treveler
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Belgien
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