Grain exchange and farmers broker weigh market steadiness
Julius H. Barnes former director general of the United States Grain Corporation told the American Farm Bureau Federation marketing committee that open exchanges keep a competitive market benefiting producer and consumer. He argued futures hedging cushions price declines and urged precise market information verified by an organization representing producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Julius H. Barnes
United States Grain Corporation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Oeooaaa
Barnes
Market talk on farm values and export demand
Witness Barnes outlined remedies for farmer values and transport improvements to lift producer conditions. He linked light exports to European finance disorganization and a tense world business climate. He cautioned U S efforts might have averted current strain. Reports of Barnes leading a $60 million grain export corporation were denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
United States
Texas to form infantry division in national guard
Texas National Guard officers accepted a War Department plan to reorganize guard units. The state will replace cavalry with an infantry division, likely designated the 36th, pending War Department approval. The San Antonio units and other state guard elements will shift to infantry but remain largely unchanged in equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas National Guard
War Department
Brighth Corps
Texas
John A. Hulen
Texas Cavalry Division
J. F. Wolters
Texas Cavalry Brigade
R. H. McDill
Texas’ Cavalry
Henry Hutchins
Edgar L. Field
Joseph T. Diekman
Eighth Corps
36Th
Hulen
Diekman
San Antonio
Guard
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Guard i
Dickman
Adjutant General of
New Mexicvo
James Baca
Thomas H. Slavens
William M. Fassett
Fof
F.C. Johnson
Maj. J. Watt
Ebert Almost Overlooked At German Field Event
Berlin report describes President Ebert's near anonymity at Drapelot Field during a staged motion picture scene. The crowd, about 5000 costumed extras, failed to recognize him as he wandered solo around the stands and at the sandwich counter. A brief riot-like moment occurred as authorities cleared spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Gerinsta Fuward
Drapleiot Field
Lresi
Go Ebert
Fiehd
Minister 15 Held After Sandwich Inn Shooting
Windsor Ontario report details Reverend T Spracklin a Sandwich Methodist Church pastor and a liquor license inspector detained in Sandwich jail after Beverly Plumbull inn owner shot dead during a raid on the Chappell Toose. Also lists charter grants and amendments across several companies with Fort Worth Texas offices and capital stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Ont
T. Spracklin
Sandwich Methodist Church
Sandwich
Beverly Plumbull
Chappell Tose
Grand jury finds some players threw games in baseball report
Chicago reports the special grand jury found evidence that some games were thrown by players but that the practice is not general and leaders in organized baseball may be relied upon to keep the game above suspicion. It recommends Hartley Replogle as special prosecutor and urges a federal bribe law. The report commends the New York club manager for suspending a bribe offer and stresses the game must be kept clean for public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hartley Replogle
Grand Juris
New York
Lund
Uitte
Teytrt
Thane
Utis Eierwieny
Grand Jury
Panl
Opuy
Indii Siualy
Diverse church services listed across city parishes
A long notice lists Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Episcopal, Lutheran, and Methodist services at First Baptist Church on Taylor, Prospect Hill Baptist, St Mary’s Catholic, First Congregational, Church of Christ Denver Heights, Prospect Hill Christian, St Paul’s and St Luke’s Episcopal, and other congregations with service times, masses, catechism, Sunday schools, and prayer meetings on Sundays and weekdays, naming pastors and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheiatlan Science
Church of Christ
Svientigt
Tyasn
Denver Heights Church of Christ
Porter Street
W. D. Bilts
Regume
Episcopal
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Grayson Street
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Chupederar
West Houston Streets
Benjamin Bean
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Burnet
Cherry Streets
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Travis Park
Rchool
Christchurch
Belknap
Russell Places
No. BE. Richards
Towerty
Acheo
Tautheran
Grace
English Evangelical Lutheran Rehurch
Avenue E
Fifi
Atrest
Paul F. Heln
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Nueva
South Prean
A. L. Wolff
Bible Thawres
German Rervic
Eyguinh Jenn
Jeysun
Ladies’ Aid
Tutheran Brotherhood
At & P
Christmas Cheer Association Calls Meeting for Volunteers
The Christmas Cheer Association plans a Monday 10 30 a m meeting at The Elks Club chaired by Mrs J J Clegg. Open to all interested in the work, with past contributors invited. Plans for the Rotary Christmas tree on Alamo Plaza include a larger, more elaborate display with Santa Claus toys fruit and candy for about 3000 needy children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
J. J. Clegg
Alamo Plaza
Charles JB. Schoff
Schott
Cox Rejects New Party Talk in 1920 Campaign
Governor James M. Cox, Democratic candidate for president, said in Columbus that the idea of a new party is absurd and that he would not yield a jot in principle. He argued the Republican party controls government and should shape policy, reaffirming Jeffersonian principles and democracy amid wartime issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Columbus
Ohio
James M. Cox
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
Princile
Church News Notes and Local Sermon Highlights
Local churches announce multiple services and guest speakers. St Thl’s Episcopal on Grayson Street hosts a memorial service led by Bishop William T. Capers with all former members invited. Prospect Hill Baptist features Le Edward Beecher Stay on “My Life in the Dark,” noting his Harvard degree as a living blind scholar. First Presbyterian plans dedication exercises with Dr W McParland of New Orleans preaching. Theosophical Society hosts lectures in Walding and Soul Press schedules weekly meetings. A wedding reports Mrs Laura Taws of Del Rio marrying Tistiawa of St Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Fourth
Taylor Streets
Dr. I
Ciates
Prospect Hill Baptist Church
Buena Vista
San Jacinto Streets
B.C. McDonald
Edward Beecher Ray
J. O. Naslor
St Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary's Street
Gunter Hotel
H. Quinn
St. Anthony
Presbyteriam
Madison Square
Camden Street
Lexington Avenue
Tie
James M.todd
Pantar
the Klagrom
O'Clowe
God Mission
Westminster Prpabyterials Church
Gare Aon
Pershing Wyenie
Leighton Green
Alexander
Denver
Ofoulevard
South Mituman Street
Doniht
J. McDonald
Aejuck Sentér Chriatian Endeavor
Knott
Jener
Une Presbyterian Church
J. Khonet
Dloa
St. Thl's Episcopal Church
Grayson Strval
William T. Capers
West Dexag
Prospect Hil Baptist Church
Edward
Beecher
Doctor Flay
Harevard University
King
Lyndon
Kaw
Maple Hil
Maple Ifill
Rufe King
Himvelt
Dudge
Walding
At & P
Mere
Dalia
Church of
Ores
West Commercy
Drm WR. Taylor
Spit Soul Press
P. m
Booths or Booth Wife Takes Peace Justice Oath
Mrs. Clarence Srammwell Booth, wife of Gen Tram well Booth of the Salvation Army, sworn as a peace justice in London on November 6. Cavalry officer Col G W Biegler receives notice of transfer from Camp Michie in Del Rio to recruiting duty at Fort Slocum N Y. A farewell reception in Del Rio will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gilmour
Dallas
Fifth Street
Avenue St
Booth
London
Clarence Srammwell Booth
Gen
Tramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Tandon
del Kin
Tex
Licut
G. W. Biegler
Twelfth Cavalry
Camp Michie
Fort Slocum
N.Y
del Rio
Radium Uses and a Beethoven Hall Concert
Dr McGlasson warns radium could destroy the earth if research advances. The talk covers radium mining, uses in radiotherapy, and biological effects. Joseph Shevinue opened the fall season at Beethoven Hall with a large audience, performing Chopin and Rachmaninoff encores after Chaminade Choir numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shevinne
Beethoven Hall
Joseph Shevinue
Jihe
Chuir
Chaminade ‘Choral Society
Chaminade Choral
Harker
Joncieres
Julien Paul Blitz
The
Thorns
Hilda Briam
Flora Briggs
F Sharpe
Eee Weber Capricioso
Rachmaninoff
Balakirew
Schuly-Kyler
Poldini
Ingman
Iitecomers
Mexico Mail Heavy Sparks Post Office Strain
In Mexico the first class mail to San Antonio has doubled in 60 days, says Postmaster Armistead. A separate cake is now needed for the mailing clerk and extra city carriers are being assigned to handle the surge. Deliveries to residences grow late, with mail often returned to the post office. An additional carrier has been added for Laurel Heights amid numerous complaints of late service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
San Antonio
George UL
sArmistead
Armistem
Japanese Foreign Office Statement on Siberian Concessions
Tokio reports the Japanese foreign office dismissed reports that Washington syndicate representative Win derlip obtained concessions in Siberia from the Russian Soviet governor. It says the Soviet government is not recognized by powers and Japan will not acknowledge private agreements or take action that impinges on Japan's rights or vital interests in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Washington D. Winderlip
Siberian
Dagsia
Mussina
Oklahoma high school football ATM title race tight
Yaifas Oklahoma November 6 report action shows Maniax Tulsa and Cheroken tied for the championship as both sides struggle in scoring with No decisive winner. Other items note awards in cattle shows and Jersey cattle championships at Louisiana state fair with leaders and owners named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaifas
Ohda
Oklahoma High
Shreveport
Tan
Navy
Langviery Fark
Lee's
Summit
Jyulls
Imp
Bern
Oxford
Criumph
Ayer and McKinney Meredil Farms
Merenthon
Cie
M.D. Mino
Sto Tau
American Jersey Cattle Chi
Witt Jrdiger
Tahes Town an Protest and Naval Cabinele Action Near Sin Maren
A disrupted dispatch reports insurgent forces led by a commander at Sin Maren south of Bugeri seizing a promontory with 500 troops in protest over alleged Serbian coast guard fire on an Italian steamer Issxorin. D'Anguasio's troops face the Jogusky front amid shifting lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahes
Tr. Nav
Cabinele da
Don’t Fool With Rheumatic Aches Ad
An ad touts a counter irritant remedy for rheumatic pains pains in the back joints muscles and nerves. It promises quick relief without plaster or nuisance skin irritation and claims thousands of regular users keep it for emergencies. Priced at 70c to 140.
Campaign to curb illiteracy in Spain
Madrid in November reports a campaign to reduce illiteracy by forming a society to educate both children and adults. The plan calls for classes in reading writing and arithmetic in major cities with volunteer teachers and skilled professionals from the nation joining to provide instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Vfarmer Hoy Stauty
Spin
Coulley
Hehnoly
Penn Wins Meet At Cortland Park Triangular
New York, Cromac country meet claims victory as Wenneylvania tops Colombia and Dartmouth. Walter Tigging captained the Ca aibin tea to a course record at Hinksh line. Jee vin of Tenneylinin placed second. UK EMU noted. Baptists secure special train to the Texas convention. TE Wax finesd here today for the dual thtte Talis convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wenneylvania
Cromac
Colombia
Dartmouth
War Cortland Park
Thy Vieters
Walter Tigging
Caaibin Tea
Hinksh
Jeevin
Tenneylinin
Dalhis
Tex
Fort Worth
Debutantes Honor Guests at St Anthony Hotel Society Event
In Society, debutantes including Boleyn Zilker Olive Martindale Louise Wowers Aileen Houston Olive Xlipste in Mildred Johnson Margaret Lewis Elizabeth Bynum Josephine Bell Atose Muir Laura Virginia Adams Eugenia Saylor and Mary Browne attended the Town Club first season social at the St Anthony hotel. Chaperon Mrs Henry Drought greeted guests in Peacock Alley as decorations featured smilax chrysanthemums and latticework. The program highlighted thirteen dances named for each debutante and a cotillion led by Eugenia Taylor and William Fordham. A London bridge number opened the fête, and a cave of light revealed a debutante in colonial attire. Men received nickel plated flashlights as partners were located in the dark. Supper in the tapestry room used smilax and pink chrysanthemums, with ice-carved monograms and pink vases completing the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boleyn Zilker
Olive Martindale
Louise Wowers
Aileen Houston
Olive Xlipistein
Mildred Johnson
Margaret Lewis
Elizabeth Bynum
Josephine Bell
Atose Muir
Laura
Virginia Adams
Ugenia Saylor
Mary Browne
St. Anthony Hotel
Henry Drought
Peacock Alley
Eugenia Taylor
William Fordham
Miss Taylor
el. C
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Grain Exchange
Jefferson St
Scharfer
Hoviston
National Guard
Ebert
Prohibition
Ian Heeper
Austin
Household Furniture Exchange
Galveston
Capital Stork
Gustav Kahn
J. M. Levy
Wuox Line
A. J. Gilman and Company
Investment Bankers, Inc
Phoenix
Ariz
Capital Stock
John Stein
Deane Oil Corporation
Wilmington
Del
Marnet Oil and Gas Company
Corsicans
A. Y. Partain
Farmers’ Union Warehouse Company of
Rosebud
Guaranty Inventment Company of Orange
Mukden
Chat Chu -Beiang
Unga
Regen
Chang Teo-din
Urga
Kable
Mongelia
Chang Ix
Rome
Benedict King
John HH
Oneill
Wraneds
We Howard
Coluntus
Church Services
South Preset
Carolina Streets
C. A. Riley
Prospect Hill
North Sabinas
West Travis Streets
George W. Kitts
Blle
Christian Endeavor
Evangelion
Friedeis Evangelical Church
Main Avenue
Kimlin Street
Herbert Ay
P.m
Jhegular
Methosljat
Navarre
Travin Atrects
Arthur J. Moore
Pister
Miles Malthe
Aasistant
Felizyt
En DO
I. Bryant
Esan
the & Pom
Bowornmk
Leonie
Unitarian
Ain
Lerman
Tel Me
Ouila
Beluint
Alma Rivers
Archie Sehoenfeldt
Malnalater
Association
Elk’s Club
Rotarians Planning Tree
Church’ News
First Presbyterian
W. McParland
New Orleans
del Tla
Taw
Tes City
Dr. McGlassey
McGlasson
Bealry
Scientific Society
Dr. McGlasson
Earth
Utah
Armistead
Siberia
Missippi College
Birmingham
Milsix
Vippd College
Ewer College
Keest
Sloan
Sioan
x-Hoy Scouts of
Spain
PENN
Higgins
Sacha Pull Ranga
Koehler-Dean Truck Co
First Clase
Soledad Se
Musfarturer
Hive
Houston
Gunter Titel
San Antonia
Oth
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