Debating Teams Chosen for Texas Preliminary Selections
Intercollegiate debate preliminaries set for November 27 in Austin list entrants in drawn order. Two three man teams will be selected from the field to form the Texas debating teams for the coming year.
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Austin
Tex
Fenille
Simmons
Polk
Potter
Henderson
Highnote
Taylor
Meachum
Comins
McKean
Dodd
Jackson
Ers
Kruse
Tomlinson
Perkins
Usin
Wozencraft
Green
Higgins
Land
Tipps
Anthony
Stoddard
Vil
Eddlemann
Mays
Murray
Aughn
Wythe
Tirley
Mcliver
Rambling
Pickett
Faust
Dupreehompson
Miller
Trenkman
Hamilton
Dishman
Knight
Reynolds
Shedd
Francis
Cavin
Bennett
McCollum
A. L. Green
Salter
White
Texas
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Omaha Readers
Mrs. Anna Pelzer of 2526 Jefferson St South Omaha Nebraska recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a sure cure for coughs and colds. She says it cured her daughter and that her neighbor Mrs Benson used it to treat her whole family. Edwards King Drug Co.
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Foley
Anna Pelzer
Jefferson St
South Omaha
Neb
Benson
Edwards King Drug Co
Educational Test for Voters Debate at Main venue High
The Jeffersonian Debating Society at Main venue High School met yesterday afternoon and voted affirmatively that an educational test should qualify voters. Teams Edwin Sehorn and George Brinklow plus Raymond Cobb and Cole Kelly defended the negative. judges were Harold Sutherland Charles Kibbie and Isadore Levison. A program of oratorical numbers followed.
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Jeffersonian Debating Society
Mainvenue High School
Edwin Sehorn
George Brinklow
Raymond Cobb
Cole Kelly
Harold Sutherland
Charles Kibbie
Isadore Levison
Social events and notices from a town newspaper
Listings include a Dixie Social Club dance at Beetho van hall with Artzt music and taxis, a masquerade and a fete at Madison Square Presbyterian church for fund drives, a bartenders ball at Turner hall, and a mass meeting of Southern Pacific railroad workers at Alamo plaza. A semi conscious man, Dr Andrew J. Cato, is in city hospital after being found at I N G N depot.
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Dixie Social Club
Beethovan Hall
Presbyterian Church
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Nola Venable
Tanenbaum
Andrew J. Cato
Elmendorf
Kyle
Guerrero
Southern Pacific Railroad
Alamo Plaza
Rates to be Advanced on Canned Goods by Rail
A.R. Atkinson, division freight and passenger agent of the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad, received notice that effective December 3 the rate on canned goods in carload lots from Baltimore to Galveston via the New York and Baltimore Transportation line will rise to 25 cents from 26 cents.
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A. R. Atkinson
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Railroad
Baltimore
Galveston
New York & Baltimor
Flags at Half Mast Honoring Bertrand Adone in San Antonio
Flags at half mast fly over the central office building and Lone Star Brewing association in memory of Bertrand Adone who died in Galveston yesterday. Adone was vice president of Lone Star Brewing and part owner of the central building. Also noted is Kohr's dance at Turner Hall and Diaz Sisters music. W F E Greenwood of the Katy railroad, based in St Louis, visits San Antonio for a week of vacation.
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Lone Star Brewing Association
Bertrand Adone
Galveston
Adone
Lone Star Brewing Asociation
Kohr
Turner Hall
Diaz Sisters
W. FE
Greenwood
Katy Railroad
St. Louis
San Antonio
Seeing San Antonio observation car kicks off service
The San Antonio Traction company launched its Seeing San Antonio observation car this morning. Two trips are scheduled daily, with departures from in front of the post office.
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San Antonio Traction Company
San Antonio
Prospect Hill Gets Extended SA Traction Car Schedule
Improved car service adds another vehicle and runs regular cars to the Lakeview junction at Twentieth and West Commerce streets. Residents now receive a seven and a half minute schedule from the San Antonio Traction company. Previously cars turned back at Murray and West Commerce streets.
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Lakeview Junction
Twentieth
West Commerce Streets
Prospect Hill
San Antonio Traction Company
Murray
Teenager Fined For Tampering With Doctor's Auto
J. E. Aday a 17 year old white boy faced Judge Buckley in the police court on a tampering charge involving Dr. E. H. Elmendorf’s automobile. He was arrested late yesterday on Market street and fined twenty five dollars.
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J. E. Aday
Buckley
E. H. Elmendorf
Market Street
Kidney Pills Help Mail Carrier in Atchison
Fred Deuhren, a mail carrier in Atchison Kansas, says kidney and bladder trouble caused back pain when carrying heavy mail. He reports taking Foley's Kidney Pills and becoming free of kidney trouble, feeling as sound as ever. Edwards King Drug Co.
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Fred Deuhren
Atchison, Kan
Foley
Edwards King Drug Co
Automobiles Replace Horsedrawn Stages In European Supply
European supply methods shift as automobiles rapidly supplant omnibus companies that once ferried horses for sudden military demand. Transition highlights changing transport needs and enduring reliance on new tech in wartime logistics.
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Europe
Campaign for a national department of health urged
Fort Worth attorney James N Wilkerson spoke at Travis Park Methodist church urging a national department of health to unify the Marine Hospital Service pure food and drugs department and other health agencies. He argued for education public support and action to replace inefficient state efforts and told a tale of government indifference to tubercular patients.
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Navy
James N. Wilkerson
Fort Worth
State Medical Association
Travis Park Methodist Church
Committee of Public Instruction
Bona Fide Physicians
United States
Department of Health
American Medical Association
Wilkerson
Marine Hospital Service
Pure Food and Drugs Department
Animal Inspection Service
Department of Agriculture
Owen
Congress
State Health Department
T. M. Campbell
Brumby
Texas
Medical Association
Indiana
Secretary of State
W. E. J. Kirk
Sunday church notices from San Antonio area churches
A long list of Sunday services across San Antonio Presbyterian, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist and Baptist churches. Includes First Presbyterian at Avenue D and Fourth Street with morning and evening worship, Madison Square, Westminster, Pine Street, United and West End churches, and others with service times, Sunday schools, and special programs. Also notes starlight choir pieces, revivals, and parish events with multiple pastors and locations.
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First Presbyterian Church
Avenue D
Fourth Street
Arthur G. Jones
Young People’s Society
Edmund C. Watson
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Camden Street
Lexington Avenue
Frederick Bowen
D. D
L. H. Morey
George B. Bell
Vidor
Frederick King
Sullivan
Shelley
Schubert
Miss Pancoast
Faure
Miss Donoho
Mr. Daggett
Mendelssohn
Mr. Scrivener
Foster
Woodward
Westminster Presbyterian
Garden
King William Streets
Brooks Lt
Dickey
H. M. Smith
Westminster League
South America
Church of the Westminster Leagues
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Pine and
Omaha Streets
East Commerce Street
Southern Pacific
M. M. Hensley
United Presbyterian Church
West Locust Street
C. E. McStravick
West and Presbyterian Church
W. A. McDowell
Starnes
Zarramora Street
Colorado Avenue
Ruth
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian Church
C. M. Byerly
C. M. Licklider
South Heights
Government Hill Methodist
Mason Streets
A. B. Davidson
Lewis Baraca
L. L. McNease
D. Wolfe
H. Daugherty
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Woodlawn Avenue
Belknep Place
J. D. Young
W. D. Williams
J. T. Curry
San Antonio
Rogers
Mary Harrison
Shepherd
Harry Rowe Shelley
Vanderwater
Gilbert E. Schramm
Thomas G. Shepard
Remenji
Ernest Thomas
Charles B. Hawley
Florence Converse
Lucille Mueller
Joseph J. Lodovic
South Heights Methodist
South Palmetto Avenue
Porter Street
C. B. Cross
Jolly
Episcopal
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Hill
George D. Harris
Christ Episcopal Church
Laurel Heights
John Ridout
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Burnet and
Cherry Streets
Nolan Street
Hutcheson
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Gospel Mission
Victoria
Matagorda Streets
Everybody Welcome
St. Joseph's German Catholic Church
Commerce Street
William Uhrwerk
St. Aloysius Sodality
Ion
St Henry’s Church
South Flores Street
J. J. Jobling
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Street
Gunter Hotel
J. H. Quinn
Father Hudon
St. Anthony
Grace English Lutheran Church
Avenue SE
Post Office
J. C. Felger
Avenue E
Harlandale
St. John’s German Lutheran Church
Nueva
South Presa Streets
O. Hartmann
First Church
Evangelical Association
Burnet
Chestnut _ streets
William Horn
Cleveland
Ohio
Junior League
Young People’s Alliance
Friedens Church
Main Avenue
Elmira Street
Carl Saenger
Evangelical Lutheran
Woodmen of the World Hall
West Commerce
North Presa Streets
Joske’s
God
Luther
A. W. Hueschen
Montana Street
First Primitive Baptist Church of Christ
Bitters Hall
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Taylor Streets
J. Porter
Oakland Street
South Side
J. A. Cook
City Street
P. F. Loring
Baptist Young People's Union
Grover Lee
Prospect Hill
Buena Vista Street
Calvary Baptist Church
North Pine
Hays Streets
R. Il’. Stokes
Robert D. McGee
J. W. Williams
EB. V. Stribling
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Fifth Street
International exposition of inventions in St Louis
An international exposition of inventions was held in St Louis recently to connect inventors with potential users. England has long hosted such events, but this is the first of its kind in the United States.
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St. Louis
England
Realty Sales at Yoakum Reported in Local Deal
Realty items show M. Owens sold his two story residence to J. P. Brown who recently moved from Range Texas. Owens plans to move his family to Hagle Lake. O N Guthrie bought the cotton gin and mill plant at Ezzell for about 15000 dollars.
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Yoakum
Tex
M. Owens
J. P. Brown
Range
Texas
Owens
Hagle Lake
O. N. Guthrie
Ezzell
To Believe Rheumatism Take Bimmer
Its use is specially recommended by those who have tried it. San Antonio Drug Co. carries it.
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Bimmer & Amend
N. Y
San Antonio Drug Co
Texas Ad Clubs Rally For Dallas Convention Host
Sherman Ad club joins Texas Association of Ad clubs to help host the national convention in Dallas next May. Dr. E E Barclay says 300 Texas delegates and 500 Kidney college girls in uniform will greet eastern visitors. A 23 November meeting will form a citizen committee to assist visitors and boost the event.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas Association of Ad Clubs
Sherman Ad Club
E. E. Barclay
Dallas Advertising League
Sherman
Kidney College
Texas
Barclay
Boston
San Francisco Adver Association
Panama-Pacific International
Associated Addu America
San Francisco
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Bexar County Humane Society
Mackay Building
E. M. Collins
George L. McCauley
Hicks Bldg
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L. T. Mear
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Burleson Street
J. Betterton
Ladies Prayer and Workers League
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ITF
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Giste Everywhere
Raben CO
Houston
San Antonio Loan & Trust
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