Marshall Training School to Award Diplomas and Certificates
Fourteen graduates will receive diplomas and 12 students will be awarded certificates at the Marshall Training School commencement tonight in the school auditorium. The program includes an invocation by Rev. Lester Booth, faculty and student performances, a declamation by Claude H. Prestwood, a violin solo by Miss Ella Longmaid, and a commencement address by Bishop E. D. Mouzon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Training School
Roger Starnes
Flavin T. Bradley
Victor Friedrichs
Arthur Tugh
William D. Sutherland
Volney Peters
Luther Rector
William Armong Sheley
Frank F. Cockrell
Loise A. Felder
Boon Schleischer
Goree A. Lines
Clyde H. Prestwood
Charles E. Reynolds
Lester Booth
Class
Oscar Taylor
Carl Didney
William B. Sutherland
Claude H. Prestwood
Miss Ella Longmaid
Bishop E. D. Mouzon
SEEK TO RETAIN JOBS IN CHICAGO POLICE FORCE
Petitions for reappointment have been filed with Chicago authorities by current police department members. Under city law the mayor elect Brown will appoint all city government and police personnel after taking office and submit them to the council for confirmation. Heads of the police and detective departments are not expected to change, but several rank and file posts may see turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Chairs Named for San Pedro Emancipation Day
The celebration committee appointed chairmen for subcommittees for the three day event beginning June 19 at San Pedro springs. Chairs for arrangements and soliciting G D Moses finance J T Walker decoration and amusement W M Drake program C J Carter orators Elisha Thompson J M Bowden stands and privileges A K Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro Springs
G. D. Moses
J. T. Walker
W. M. Drake
C. J. Carter
Elisha Thompson
J. M. Bowden
A. K. Leonard
Governor Pardons Convicted Doctor in Texas
Governor grants pardon to Dr. W. White of San Antonio, remitting the jail sentence in a case for unlawfully practicing medicine without a license. The 77-year-old Confederate veteran must still pay a $500 fine after the Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed and a rehearing was pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
W. White
San Antonio
Court of Criminal Appeals
Moonlight events compete with sermons and sales
Tonight features a moonlight dance at Electric Park and Mrs Archer's moonlight dance at Exposition Park with Diaz Sisters. A sermon for San Antonio school pupils by Rev. O P Wright at Trinity Methodist Church discusses John Wesley’s path to Oxford. Various notices include local business promos and a dogeared lawn of community services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
O. P. Wright
Trinity Methodist Church
John Wesley
Charter House School
London
Oxford University
Mrs. Archer
Exposition Park
Diaz Sisters
Sunset-Central lines relocate offices to Gunter Hotel corner
The Sunset-Central lines freight and passenger offices will move in late June from the Moore building to the corner suite at the Gunter Hotel formerly used by a drug store. The move aims to secure a more prominent location and better facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunter Hotel
Sunset-Central Lines
Moore Building
Docket Cleared In Police Court And Local Notices
Half a hundred cases were wiped off the police court docket by Judge Buckley and Prosecuting Attorney Widridge. The cases dated back to January 1911, cleared due to lack of evidence or witnesses. Also notes on lease transfer of Houston street corner property between June 15 and 30, and plans to redecorate offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Court
Buckley
Widridge
Lowther
Hotel Guests Array Across City Hotels in San Antonio
A long list details dozens of visitors and residents at San Antonio hotels including Franklyn Morgan Los Angeles at the Menger. M C Garthen Waco at the Crockett. Miss Mabel Hunter Austin at Bowie. T J Nelson Center Point arriving and staying at Bexar. Other names include Frank McCabe Chicago at St Anthony, Stanley Crabb Dallas at Gunter, and many more guests registered or arriving at Savoy, Gunter, Crockett, Bowie, St Anthony, Menger, and Bexar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklyn Morgan
Los Angeles
Cal
Menger Hotel
M. C. Garthen
Waco
The
Crockett
Mabel Hunter
Austin
Bowie Hotel
T. J. Nelson
Center Point
Tex
Bexar Hotel
Frank McCabe
Chicago
St. Anthony
Stanley Crabb
Dallas
Gunter Hotel
K. Powell
St. Anthony Hotel
Thomas Waters
Houston
James Burns
Savoy Hotel
J. BE. Gist
Milwaukee
Wis
Tom Edwards
San Marcos
Sisson
Bowie
W. T. Mattock
Floresville
Bexar
Misa N. Alexander
St. Louis
City
G. A. Monkhouse
George O. Leidy
Dilworth
Child
Gonzales
James C. Storey
John B. Duncan
J. T. Brown
John, W. Bryan
Greensboro
N. C
BE. B. Flowers
Uvalde
Gunterotel
Ike L. Freed
Gunter
Guy Thompson
Laredo
N. D. Blair
Fred A. Wagnin
New York
W. A. Craig
Polo Tourney Planned at Fort Sam Houston
Arrangements are under way for a polo tournament at Fort Sam Houston in late June. Third Cavalry, Third Field Artillery, and Fort Sill officers will compete to form a section representative for the big Army tourney in Washington, D C, in July. Preliminary matches at several posts will identify the best teams, with the Washington event followed by selections to face the champion American civilian team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sam Houston
Third Cavalry
Third Field Artillery
Fort Sill
Oklo
Washington, D. C
Washington
New Name Debate Quietly Divides West Texas Diocese
The ninth annual Episcopal Diocese of West Texas council adjourned after a lively discussion on changing the church name from Protestant Episcopal to American Catholic Notables and clergy debated the proposal with Rev J W Kes leading for change and Rev N B Marshall and Dr Burroughs opposing Delegates to the general convention were chosen with J Albert Massey and A B Bowden among officers and several standing committees named The bishop condemned modern dances like the turkey trot and bunny hug urging public ban and medical certificates with marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
Episcopal Diocese of
West Texas
J. W.kes
Corpus Christi
C. W. Cook
Laredo
A. W
Garden
San Antonio
Harry F. Fenwick
Uvalde
R. Y. Barber
BE. Galbraith
Kerrville
A. T. Theis
H. Partee
J. C. Jones
Gonzales
W. A. Springall
Lockwood
R. W. Hudson
Pearsall
J. A. Chase
Beeville
J. 8. Johnston
Dean Summer
Chicago
J. W. Sykes
E. Galbraith
Episcopal Endowment Fund
J. T. Woodhull
Carlos Bee
H. Patee
Phillip Cook
A. B. Bowden
J. H. Savage
G. Taylor
George Hurlbut
John Ridout
R Hudson
J. B. Chase
L. 8. Bates
Paul T. Prentiss
Resinol Cures Itching Eczema Claim From Washington
A 1913 Washington letter claims Resinol ointment cured decades of eczema on the hands after failed treatments. The customer reports dramatic relief using three jars and Resinol Soap, and invites inquiries. Free trial offered via Dept. 24-S Resinol Baltimore Md for skin eruptions pimples dandruff boils piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Harry O. Jarboe
St. N
Dept
Resinol
Baltimore
Mission Council Closes With Reports and Addresses
The closing meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Board of Missions was held yesterday afternoon. Phillip Cook L W King E G Hicks and Roy Miller were among those noted. Miss Laura Bassett of Jumpoff Tenn spoke on the Tennessee mountaineers and mission work as delegates prepare to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Cook
L. W. King
E.G. Hicks
Roy Miller
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Board of Missions
Laura Bassett
Jumpoff
Tenn
Meeting Plans for Co operative Development League in Crystal City
Plans for the June 9 meeting of the Co operative Development League are being refined by George H. Winsor of the San Antonio Uvalde Gulf line. The event at Crystal City will feature a fish fry at the Winter Garden Ranch hosted by Alexander Boynton with potential participation from Edwin Chamberlain, a banker involved with farm credit issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Development League
George H. Winsor
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf
Crystal City
Alexander Boynton
Winter Garden
Edwin Chamberlain
Chamberlain
American Bankers’ Association
Europe
Storm in Pecos County Strikes Fort Stockton
Cloudburst in Fort Stockton caused eighteen inches of street flooding the Pecos county town. Rooney Mercantile warehouse goods valued over 3000 dollars damaged. Large hail damaged roofs and isolation by wire cut Fort Stockton off. Reports of sheep and cattle losses due to the high waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Tex
Fort Stockton
Pecos County
Rooney Mercantile Company
Rain and hail Hit Jourdanton Townside
Jourdanton Texas reports a two inch rain and a damaging hail storm last night. The rainfall benefits the corn crop and improves prospects for yield. Local winds and hail caused some property impact but no major damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jourdanton
Tex
Feed Store Blaze on East Commerce Destroys Stock
A fire at 936 East Commerce Street yesterday night damaged a grain and feed store owned by A. L. Reus. Estimated building damage is 50 dollars and stock loss 350 dollars. Fire origin undetermined. greater stock damage evident today. Chief Wright led several companies a short time after the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Borcfeld
Commerce Street
A. L. Reus
Wright
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Pancoast-Morgan Miniature Store
el Paso
the Princess Theater
GEM
Ald-Star Company
Clark Sisters
Sterling
the Great Asahi & CO
Hudson CO
Crockett 40
Grand Opera House
Baby Dolores
Burns
Kissin and
Kane
E. Hertzberg Jewelry CO
Houston and St. Mary's Sts
Potchernick-Birdsong CO
New
A. Collman
DR. White
Bell Directory
Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Co
Electric Park
Brussel
Bond
Dr. A. Graves
Union Painless Dentist
West Commerce &T
San Antonio Humane Society
Fred Davison
BH. A. Heil
Hicks Building
Travis
Charles Roach
Southern Pacific
Dawson
Walnut Streets
Santa Rosa Infirmary
J. Ed Wilkens
Prudential
Buston Street
Franklin
E. Tinkham
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Star’ Theater
Oxine Gas
East
Houston Street
Oxine Gas Manufacturing Co
Muth’s
Star Theater
Peddicord
Challenger
Southwest
J. B. Peddicord
Asherton
Madison Square Garden
Texas
Berkshire
Diaz
Theosophists
Bexar County Humane
Sears
E. M. Collins
Central Office Building
West End Lake
Schaefer Drug CO
Quality Pharmacy
Avenue C
Packard and Stearns-Knight
Hofbrau
Losoya
Josephine Freeman
Irene Marshall
Pr. O. E. Hicks
Gunter Building
Dixie Shirtwaist
J. Frank Davis
San Antonio Advertisers’ Association
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Frank P. Crittenden
Fort Worth
Davis
Harlandale
R. S
J. Cowart
J. EB. Jones
Beaumont
John Boothe
Arlington
J. W. Hunt
Gregory
McGee
Cass
F. C. Shearer
Mexico
BE. J. Weller
LaGrange
B. Gates
Runge
Johnston
Resinos
Joske’s
Alamo Street
Paris
Capt. L. Powers
M. R. King
Mrs. Drummond
M. Ryce
Margarita
I. Lowell
James
Bath
Ellis
Martin
Bartlett
Ricards
Stuyvesant
von Hutton
Joske Bros.Co
E Crockett and
Pine Streets
Piel Bros
America
Ss. P. Skinner
W. A. Wurzbach
Sidney Turner
John C. Mason
Citizens Bank & Trust Company
Citizens Bank & Trust CO. A
Guaranty Fund Bank
Matthews
Houston &J
Gaspany
Tobin Hill
Wimner, Richardson & Company
Gibbs Bldg
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