Tanlac Restores Birmingham Woman After Long Illness
Mrs. Dollie Hawkins of South Birmingham says Tanlac transformed her life after rheumatism indigestion and severe weakness left her bedridden and unable to lift her six month old. Within weeks she gained strength sleep improved and now weighs more than in eighteen years with her baby thriving. She credits three bottles of Tanlac and urges others to try the remedy. Wagner Drug Co. in San Antonio distributes Tanlac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Hawkins
Second Avenue
South Birmingham
Tanlac
San Antonio
Wagner Drug Co
E. J. H. Meier
Mysterious Set Plans Friday Meeting at Club Rooms
The Mysterious Set will meet Friday evening in the club rooms at 314 Sixth Street. A Buffalo Express snippet notes a social or troubled tone, mentioning a delayed trip to the office in a serene scene.
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Sixth Street
Buffalo Express
Society Monday Night Soirees At San Antonio Arsenal
Major and Mrs. Harry B. Jordan host a reception in their quarters at the San Antonio arsenal honoring Brigadier General and Mrs. William Crozier of Washington, D. C. Tuy-Phoenix Club gathers at 3 p.m. in the Gunter. Sorosis Club convenes at 3:30 p.m. in the St. Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Jordan
San Antonio Arsenal
William Crozier
Washington, D. C
Sorosis Club
The
St. Anthony
Local Visitors and Community Notices From Area Families
Denver residents Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Sanborn and Blackfoot Iowa couple Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lee Witting will visit their relatives at 136 Callaghan Avenue. Mrs. Jack George and infant guest in Berclair stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Phil Shook. Adele Shaw to entertain at a Gunterdansant Saturday evening. Prospect Hill Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid to host a tea Tuesday afternoon at 217 North Calaveras Street with social and free will offering day designated. Mrs. F W Blackburn returns from summer in California. Alamo Chapter DAR meeting moved from Nov 1 to Nov 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Sanborn
Denver
Alvin Lee Witting
Blackfoot
Iowa
William Alvin
Callaghan Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
Prospect Hill Presbyterian Church
S. M. Richardson
North
Calaveras Street
Ladies' Turn Verein Card Party Celebrates 22nd Anniversary
The Ladies' Section of the San Antonio Turn Verein held a card party and banquet Saturday marking its twenty second anniversary. Prizes were awarded to numerous members including Mesdames Scholl Dulling Freinen Schaezler Gloeckner Lamm Gutzeit Neumann Tolle Schiebel Collis and Misses Dulling Huppertz Weidenfeldt Tengg. Lena Briam led the grand march and received a bouquet from Louise Heuermann as president D Huth acted as toast master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Louis H. Schmitt
Mesdames
Grasso
Emil Scholl
Charles Long
Fred Schaezler
Max Baetz
San Souci Club Plans Thanksgiving Dinner Dance
The San Souci Club met Sunday at the Gunter Hotel to outline a dinner dance scheduled for Thanksgiving evening at the original location and a separate dinner at the Menger one evening this week.
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San Souci Club
Gunter Hotel
Menger
Jitney Driver Hurts In City Collision With Army Truck
Jitney driver Jesse Frye of 221 Cottonwood Avenue was badly cut about the head and hands when his car was rammed through a windshield in a collision with an army truck at 9 AM Monday. A soldier passenger suffered facial bruises. The crash occurred at East Houston and Chestnut streets as the army truck driven by R Barnes entered Houston Street from Chestnut. The Frye jitney, owned by Joe A Hyde, was eastbound on Houston and was hurled to the opposite curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Frye
Cottonwood Avenue
East Houston
Chestnut Streets
R. Barnes
Houston Street
Chestnut Street
Joe A. Hyde
Jolly Twelve Card Club Hosts Six Course Dinner
The Jolly Twelve Card Club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Convers with a six course dinner Saturday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ed Gutzeit, Mrs. Frank Convers, Mrs. W. A. McIlwaine, Ed Gutzeit, Frank Convers and W. A. McIlwaine. Others present included Mr. and Mrs. Alex Uhl, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lamm, Mr. and Mrs. F. Bushick, Mr. and Mrs. Co. Michael and Mr. and Mrs. L. Spahn Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Twelve
L. Spahn, Jr
Koo Koos Schedule Thursday Meeting at Eight
The Koo Koos will meet at 8 o'clock Thursday evening with all members urged to attend. At the last meeting Erwin Tolle and Ben Cordell were admitted to membership.
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Koo Koos
Erwin Tolle
Ben Cordell
Swift & Company Beef Sales In San Antonio Week Ending Oct 28
Swift and Company reports beef sales in San Antonio for the week ending Saturday October 28. Domestic beef averaged 9.12 cents per pound across the surveyed market. Adv.
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Swift & Company
San Antonio
Mrs Dorfling Sees War as Chance for Home Industry
The remark suggests Mrs. Dorfling once bought clothing from Paris but now views the war as a vexing factor. She is described as sensible and using the situation as an excuse to support local industries.
Relief fund tag day raises over 1200 in San Antonio
More than 1234.72 was deposited at State National Bank from a Saturday tag day for Armenian and Syrian relief conducted by San Antonio women. Sunday tags by the Syrian Fraternity added 82.12. Contributions came from numerous individuals and groups, with plans for church gifts Sunday and two lectures by Mrs. Schoff on child welfare and church opportunities.
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State National Bank
San Antonio
Menger Hotel
American Committee of
New York City
A. F. Dahrooge
N. Basila
Kelso
Ministerial Union
American Committee For
Kendorfer
E. H. Woodson
Archie Zorkowsky
P. B. Estes
Leopold Guerguin
W. E. Voight
Malone Duggan
Benno . Kayton
C. C. Ruse
B. L. Raborn
D. W. Austin
James Hopper
M. B. Smith
Lula Griesenbeck
Ross Davis
H. A. Moos
A. B. Wooldridge
E. G. Garwood
First Presbyterian Church
Church For Child Welfare
Central Christian Church
Council of Mothers Plans Welcome for Mrs Schoff
The San Antonio Council of Mothers prepares to honor Mrs Frederick Schoff, president of the National Congress of Mothers, during her first visit to San Antonio this Sunday. Mrs J P Ben is coordinating the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council OF Mothers
Schoff
Frederick Schoff
National Congress of Mothers
San Antonio
For Your Childs Sake Liquid Shu Make Ad
An old advertisement promotes Liquid Shu Make claiming it stops a child kidney trouble after two days. It asserts guaranteed results with 25 cent bottles and a money back refund if not effective, urging readers to buy from any druggist.
United States Mortgage Trust President Visits San Antonio
F. J. Parsons, president of the United States Mortgage and Trust Company of New York, is in San Antonio on his annual Southwest inspection tour. He travels with secretary G. B. Coit and stays at the Gunter Hotel. The firm is notable for Texas real estate mortgage lending amid cotton market lows. Parsons, with Edward Chamberlain and L. J. Hart, will ride with Percy Tyrrell, hotel manager, early Tuesday after a Monday automobile tour of the city.
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F. J. Parsons
United States Mortgage & Trust Company of
New York
San Antonio
Southwest
G. B. Coit
Gunter Hotel
United States Mortgage & Trust Company
Texas
Mr. Parsons
L. J. Hart
Edward Chamberlain
Mr. Coit
Percy Tyrrell
Mr. Chamberlain
Figure in Collisions Involving Jitneys and Street Cars
Several collisions occurred Sunday night and Monday morning involving two jitneys, an army truck, and three street cars. No injuries were reported. At East Houston and St Marys, an army truck driven by W H Avery and a street car collided, causing minor damage to both. On Avenue C and Tenth, a jitney driven by Paul Remuth hit a street car numbered 235. A third jitney and a street car collided near the Sap depot on South Alamo Street, with the jitney fleeing before police arrival.
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East Houston
St. Mary’s
W. H. Avery
Avenue C
Tenth Street
Paul Remuth
South Alamo Street
Sap Depot
Civilians to Drill at Meeting on National Preparedness
Captain Wait C. Johnson U S A outlines the civilian role in national preparedness at the last Civilian Training Camp. A meeting is set for 8 at the Chamber of Commerce building, followed by drill under Johnson with all civilian regiment members urged to attend in uniform.
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Wait C. Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Auto headlights strike pedestrian injuring man in street
J C Ruswell of 115 West Laurel street drove along Hackberry near Hays street when a car with powerful headlights appeared suddenly. O H Greer of 423 Austin street stepped from the sidewalk and was knocked unconscious after his head struck the curb. He is hospitalized in Santa Rosa infirmary. Russell was arrested for carelessly operating a motor vehicle.
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J. C. Ruswell
West Laurel Street
O. H. Greer
Austin Street
North Hackberry
Hays Street
Greer
Santa Rosa Infirmary
Russell
Hackberry
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Louise Glaum
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California
Slim Sommerville
Janet Adair
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Maurice Burkhardt
Tuy- Phoenix Club
Gunter
Ruiz School Mothers’ Club
City Mission Board
Travis Park Methodist Church
City Federation
Wolff & Marx Auditorium
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
W. H. White
Monterey Street
Mrs
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Baby of
Adele Shaw
Gunterdansant
F. W. Blackburn
Alamo
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Turner Ladies
Grand Opera House
Emma
Sells-Floto
W. C. Burns’ Drug Store
East Houston St
Empire
Fox
Vitagraph
Paramount
Brady
Charlie Chaplin
Mutual Star
Mary Miles Minter
Florence Turner
Marguerite Fisher
Selig
Kleine
Edison
Essanay
Chaplin
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Myrtle Stedman
Lionel Barrymore
Metro
Yellow Menace
Edwin Stevens
Union Country
Columbia Phonograph
Castanoa & Son
National Toilet Company
Paris
Tenn
U.S.A
National Organization
IF. J. Parsons
U. S. Mortgage and Trust Company
In City
Captain Johnson
the News
Paramount Pictures
Lenore Ulrich
United States
Miss Ulrich
Sonia
Varnli
Theda Bara
Wm. Fox
Ouida Miss Bara
Under Two Flags
New York Herald
Virginia Pearson
Hawthorne
Randy Shaw
King Brothers
Gillespie and Lockhart
Strand Jheater
Rogers
Mary Pickford
Strand
Queen Theater
Alamo Plaza
Union
Billygoat
Selig-Tribune Weekly
Savage
Tiger
Universal
Franklin Taxicab Co
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Gunter Building
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