San Antonio Motorists Club Hosts Governor In Laudatory Evening
Governor O B Colquitt praised the San Antonio Automobile Club at a club house entertainment, joined by Martin Arnold Tasker Bliss E D Henry and J E Farnsworth. Raymond Keller touted the cycle car as the future of autos, noting its four wheel motocycle design, speed potential, fuel efficiency and low cost, and urging American adoption.
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San Antonio
D. E. Colp
Martin J. Arnold
Raymond Keller
Lozier Company
Europe
Kelle
Heavy tonnage truck praised by Texas farmers
Alex Fraser of Fraser Auto Supply cites a letter from William Layer & Sons of Poteet praising a White 1 1/2 ton truck for hauling produce. Layer reports routinely doubling its rated 3000 pound load to 6000 pounds and completing Poteet to San Antonio trips in a day, saving two or three days compared with horse drawn wagons.
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Alex Fraser
Fraser Auto Supply Company
William Layer & Sons
Poteet
Layer
San Antonio
Fraser
Knight Motor Car executive departs on southwest tour
H. L. Knight of Knight Motor Car company left for an extended southwest tour. Knight was driving a Chevrolet six and was accompanied by Ben Johnson in a Little four.
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H. L. Knight
Knight Motor Car Company
Southwest Territory
Mr. Knight
Ben Johnson
One Ton Federal Truck Passes Gruelling Test
Fred Small of Alamo Auto Sales reports a demanding field test of a Federal truck. With an 8000 pound load, two men drove 26 miles to Val Verde in two hours and five minutes, then endured rain and mud to Val Verde and Wetmore and back twice. The buyers were satisfied.
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Fred Small
Alamo Auto Sales Company
Mr. Small
Val Verde
Wetmore
Savage departs San Antonio for Del Rio in Pierce Arrow
J H Savage left San Antonio yesterday at 5 30 pm driving Mrs Bedell Moore s Pierce Arrow. After a long breakfast the party reached Del Rio at noon. Savage calls the trip excellent time and plans return soon.
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J. H. Savage
San Antonio
del Rio
Collins Pursues Car Allotment at Studebaker Detroit
W. J. Collins departed last night for Detroit to visit Studebaker factories and secure an extra allotment of cars for his operation.
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W. J. Collins
Studebaker
Detroit
Henry Adams Buys Overland After Local Service Praise
Henry Adams of Cibolo buys an Overland touring car from Woodward Carriage company. He credits the move to the excellent local service Overland cars provide to owners in his hometown.
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Henry Adams
Cibolo
Woodward Carriage Company
Adams
Overland
North Texas auto dealers praised for hospitality at Shriner’s convention
W. B. Lowery of Citizens' Auto praises Dallas auto dealers for warm hospitality after returning from the Shriner’s convention. He notes dealers vied in courtesies and offered most of their stock for rides. Walter Nolte of Seguin, Lozier president, is in the city on Lozier business.
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W. BE. Lowery
Citizens’ Auto Company
Dallas
North Texas
Walter Nolte
Seguin
Lozier Company
Lozier
Travis club concert features four Misses in evening show
Pauline Lauve Bernice Duggan Pauletta Marks and Wilhelmina Schmitt perform at 8 30 p m. Wasson school hosts dance at the Casino and St Marys hall holds a commencement dance at Turner hall in the evening.
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Travis Club
Pauline Lauve
Bernice Duggan
Pauletta Marks
Wilhelmina Schmitt
Wasson School
St. Mary's Hall
Turner Hall
Japanese Lawn Party at Laurel Heights Hosts 400 Friends
Mr and Mrs J Ernest Jarratt entertained about 400 friends with a Japanese lawn party at their Laurel Heights home. Lanterns, electric lights, and baskets of larkspurs and daisies brightened the gallery and lawn. Guests enjoyed punch, dainty confections, and music by an orchestra. Meanwhile Mrs Bascom Bell plans a rock party for Miss Fred Marie Peyton and her maids with Bonn Avon grads invited. The Wasson school held its annual piano and voice recital with many parents present and a program of music, songs, and readings.
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J. Ernest Jarratt
Laurel Heights
Jarrett
Bascom Bell
Fred Marie Peyton
Bonn-Avon
Wasson School
Laura Virginia Adams
Mary Louise Aiken
Gladys
Iris Bassett
Helen Beitel
Aurora Brooks
Emma Benton
Alice Denite
Eleanor Dingwall
Vinnie Herdy
Mildrea Herring
Helena Kott
Lucille Loudes
Ethyl Mackin
Myrtle Mackin
Marlborough Tennis Club Elects New Officers
The Marlborough Tennis Club organized at Mrs. William Rielly's home on Dunning Avenue elected officers: Mrs. William Rielly president, Ruth Wilcox secretary, R C Daniel treasurer, C N Chadwick reporter. The Bowie School Mothers Club met Friday and chose officers: James Hopper president, H E Evers first vice president, E G Le Sturgeon second vice president, Frank Fletcher third vice president, J W Starr secretary, S S Myers treasurer.
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Marlborough
William Rielly
Dunning Avenue
Ruth Wilcox
R. C. Daniel
C. N. Chadwick
Bowie School Mothers’ Club
James Hopper
H.E. Evers
E. G. le Sturgeon
Frank Fletcher
J. W. Starr
S.S. Myers
Vesper Service at YWCA Features Music and Lesson
At the regular Sunday vesper service the YWCA will host Nell Whayne who will sing and Margaret Morrow who will accompany. Mrs. E D Love will lead a lesson from Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. Mrs T N Smith of the religious work committee will hostess during the social hour.
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Younger Women's Christian Association
Nell Whayne
Margaret Morrow
E. D. Love
Paul
The
Ephesians
T. N. Smith
Religious Work Committee
Harboard sisters entertain Embroidery club guests
Misses Jennie and Irene Harboard host a Sunday afternoon gathering for the S Y Embroidery club. Guests include Misses Helen Robbins Lilie Rice Mary Riddle Edith Bishop Gladys Everson and Annabel Marvlees.
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Jennie
Irene Harboard
S. Y
Helen Robbins
Lilie Rice
Mary Riddle
Edith Bishop
Gladys Everson
Annabel Merrylees
Tuesday Afternoon 500 Club Hosts Winners Named
Miss Lena Michel hosted the Tuesday Afternoon 500 Club. Prize winners were Miss Ella Mae iley and Miss Carrie Figh. After the game, refreshments were served to the listed members including Katherin Farmer Eugenia Tanner Georgia Carrie Figh Elizabeth Beeley Ella Mae Bailey Celeste Phillips Ida Kawe s Judith Joyce and the hostess.
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Lena Michel
Ella Mae Iley
Carrie Figh
Katherin Farmer
Eugenia Tanner
Georgia
Elizabeth Beeley
Ella Mae Bailey
Celeste Phillips
Ida Kawe S
Judith Joyce
Mann Curved Pitching Claim From Princeton
Statisticians at Princeton University have entered a claim that J. M. Mann of the class of 1876 discovered the art of curve pitching. The Nas s au nine star pitched in fall 1874 with fingers worn by his delivery, later refining a real out curve by spring.
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Mann Young
New York
Princeton University
J. M. Mann
Princeton
Mann
Nassau Nine
Weather Conditions Hinder Cornell Penn Track Meet
Philadelphia May 17 weather is not favorable for record smashing at today's annual intercollegiate meet between Cornell and the University of Pennsylvania. Both schools contend for first honor in the championship two weeks away.
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Philadelphia
Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
Traveling salesman quits train for Buick in Kerrville country
Carl McFarland of a New York clothing establishment says he abandoned the train and now travels the Kerrville mountainous region by a Buick touring car to cover his territory.
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Carl McFarland
New York
Kerrville
Screen doors and windows at Sam Speir Hardware Co
Advertising brief noting Sam Speir Hardware Company successors to BE Hofheinz at 219 Losoya Street offering screen doors and windows with emphasis on home improvement products and local service.
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Sam Speir Hdw. Co
BE. L
Describes Tortures of Imprisoned Suffragettes
Miss Lillian Scott Troy reports from San Francisco describing the harsh treatment of imprisoned militant suffragettes who refuse food. She asserts doctors and attendants force feeding women, deeming them treated worse than animals in their effort to compel nourishment.
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Lillian Scott Troy
San Francisco
Troy
Mulholland School Commencement Held At St Anthony Hotel
Eight Mulholland School for Girls graduates received diplomas in a refined ceremony at the St Anthony Hotel ball room attended by relatives and friends. The program featured music, readings, and the conferring of diplomas with Dorothy Hirschfield receiving the University of Texas scholarship for the top average. Principal Mrs J Tom Williams announced her resignation after five years, with a successor yet to be named.
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Mulholland School For Girls
St. Anthony Hotel
Isabel Mayer
Sapedeado
Sarasate
W. P. Romberg
University of Texas
Martha Fowlkes
Steinfeldt
Moszkowski
John M. Steinfeldt
Dorothy Hirschfield
Margaret Shook
Dorothy Gage
Elenor Barclay
Jeannette Hagelstein
Kathleen Timolot
Constance Ball
Lassie Wassenich
Elizabeth Taliaferro
Ethel Wylie
Hester Schreiner
Willie Calhoun
Dorothy Swearingen
Birdie Zilker
Doris Houston
Alice Partee
Aurelia Woods
Pauline More
Russel
Mulholland School
Williams
New York plans safe Independence Day games at parks
City and Amateur Athletic Union officials propose a July 4 celebration with athletic events across 42 parks piers and baths. Last year over 30 000 participants from schools colleges and clubs competed in 497 events earning 1492 medals. Total cost about 6500 with 5000 from the city and rest from private donors.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Two Graduation Sermons Planned for Local Schools
The season for commencement sermons opens with two addresses this Sunday at St Mark's for St Marys hall and West Texas Military academy led by Rev W P Witsell, and at West End Methodist church for Marshall Training school led by Rev Gaston Hartsfield. Additional revival services and Epworth League anniversaries follow across Trinity, Travis Park, Laurel Heights, and other area churches.
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St. Mary's Hall
West Texas Military Academy
Marshall Training School
St. Mark's
W. P. W Witsell
Diocesan Council of
Southwest Texas
Hartsfield
West End Methodist Church
Gaston Hartsfield
Alamo Heights Methodist Church
J. T. Curry
C. C. Bell
Houston
G. P. Bledsoe
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
KE. L
Epworth League
Trinity Methodist Church
Orin Palmer Wright
Travis Park Methodist Church
League
Enemy
Garfielohnson
German Evangelical Friends Church
Main Avenue
Elmira Street
Carl Saenger
Bae
St. Mark’s Church
Episcopal, Park
Philip Cook
Trinity
Holy Communion
Council
St. John’s Church
Burnet
Cherry Streets
R. Y. Barber
St. Luke's Church
Commerce Street
Hev. R. ¥. Barber
West End churches invite public to worship on Sunday
A long list of area churches invites visitors to Sunday services. West End Presbyterian, Westminster, Trinity, South Heights, Alamo Heights, and many others announce Sunday schools, morning sermons, Epworth and Junior Leagues, midweek prayers, and special revivals. Preachers include Dr. Wright, Rev. Jackson, Rev. Hartsfield, and Pastor Johnston among others. services occur across Colorado Ave, Avenue C, South Palmetto, and nearby streets with welcoming notes for visitors and strangers.
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South Side
Nathan and
Johnson Streets
J. A. Cook
Walter J. Wade
Talpa
Colorado Street
Fourth and
Taylor Streets
J.S. Porter
D.D
Old Phone Crockett
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union
B. A. Copass
San Marcos
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society
Prospect Hill Baptist Church
Church of the Hearty Welcome
Buena Vista
San Jacinto Streets
Grover Wells
T. V. Neat
Buena Vista Street
Phone Crockett
Mission
Rival
North Colorado
W. McClure
Presbyterian
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian Church
H. More
Christ
First United Presbyterian Church
Ogden and
Locust Streets
C. E. McStravick
Presbyterian Mission
Peach
Nevada Streets
South Heights
First Presbyterian Church
Avenue D
Fourth Street
Post Office
Arthur G. Jones
Young People’s Society
Utica
West End
Colorado Avenue
Zarramora Street
W. A. McDowell
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Corner Garden
King William Streets
Brooks J. Dickey
H. M. Smith
W. L. Lawrance
Westminster League
Government Hill Methodist Church
Mason and Pine Streets
H. C. Burgin
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Avenue C
Pecan Street
Orin Palmer Wright
Crockett
Racey
Epworth League
C. R. Clark
John Wesley
Charter House School
London
A. Noble James
West End Methodist Church
Leslie BE. Booth
Marshall Training School
J. T. Curry
Gaston Hartsfield
Alamo Heights
W. N. Hagg
H. Lacks
Prospect Hill Methodist Church
Cibolo Streets
Nathaniel B. Read
H. Co. Glover
Woman's Missionary Sociery
Travis Park
J. W. Woodson
McKinley Avenue Methodist Church
McKinley Avenue
South Presa Street
C. C. Bell
Houston
Los Angeles Heights Methodist Chapel
Victor Keller
Laurel Heights
Woodlawn Avenue
Belknap Place
Cullom H. Booth
W. M. Bourn
Edworth League
Gaston Hartfield
New Thought Society
Unity Society of Practical Christianity
Garden Street
Church of the Nazarene
Spatieg
Maverick Park
William E. Fisher
North Mesquite Street
H. L. Rice
New Church
Woman's Club
Camden Street
Clyde W. Broomell
Elijah
Broomell
Texas
New England
Canada
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Compton
Trenton Streets
Harlandale
Paul I. Hein
Third Street
Luther League Meeting
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Fifth Street
Avenue PD
Christian Science Quarterly
Gibbs Building
Central Congregational Church
Princess Theater
Frank Dyer
Ellwood Avenue
Abbie Lambert Marshall
Central Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Hugh McLellan
Mendelegohn
Hugh Taylor
Flagler
Weat
Thomas Christian
Government Hill
Mason Street
New Braunfels Avenue
Albert T. Fitts
Carson Street
Nath
Word of God
Army Post
New Braunfeld Avenue
Ladies’ Society
Leonidas H. Harbord
D. D
Tommins Avenue
The
Children of Mary
St. Anthony
Avangerie
A. Arnold
E. E. Dilley
Young Men's Christian Association
Curry
Marshall Trainty School
Burnet and
Chestnut
Mayme
Farm and Ranch Telegram on Whiteman Imposter
A telegram from The Farm and Ranch of Dallas to The Light warns of a person claiming to be Walter B. Whiteman. The message describes a 90 pound, dark haired man who portrays himself as an editor and is sought by the Hoboes Union for disrupting a Holland's cleaner town contest. It urges holding him at all hazards and notes plans to advertise for a Texas press convention in Dallas with city support.
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Dallas
Walter B. Whiteman
Hoboes
Pennsylvania U Celebrates Fortieth Anniversary Reunion
Philadelphia May 17 The Athletic Association of the University of Pennsylvania marked its 40th anniversary with the first grand reunion of former athletes. Invitations went to former captains managers and letter men as a large attendance gathered to witness three major events at Franklin Field with a portion of the south stand reserved for alumni observers.
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Pennsylvania U
Philadelphia
the Athletic Association of the
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Great South
Franklin Field
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