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LARGEST CIRCULATION
AUSTIN’S ALWAYS BESTNEWSPAPER
Austin American Society News
Plns for the Austin 1921 Violet
Homer
Bland, 34
days.
tale of love stunts
romance.
On the Bereen Alee Brand-New Century Comedy
Griffiths, di
BUGS
FIRE
Boms funny.
EAST OF THE CAPITOL DOME.
MJESTE
d Press to the Austin Ameriean
1.
, Feb. 16.
Sr. AUGUSTINE,
refuse
encountered
officers.
game
uceordingigrow out of the normal and proper
Mt SB
>
the Geologica! Survey
I
2110
the city
plants.
Gloria, were
U
E
H.
Hodges.
FOR RENT CHEA
LONE
By Aseocited Presa to the Austin American
See Mgr. Lyric
HOUSTOX, Tex., Feb. 13
AmM American Wane Ade
was
SEVENTH WARD NEWS.
C. Schumacher
and Mrs.
treated to a coat of
rs here a
EIGHT FAMOUS VICTOR ARTISTS
Metz School Parent-Teachers’ As-
‘earing
sociation will have
Valentine
UNIVERSTTY NEIGHBORHOOD.
STERLING TRIO—PEERLESS QUARTETTE
No.
East Twenty-Sixth street.
E.
Matthews as official host.
en-
joyed and at the dose of the eve-
ning fruit punch
A vocar duet by
e
and William
enjoyed.
which a negro tubercular patient
could be cared for and the Legis- Rogers, Driftwood. second vice pres-
PERSON]
EAST AUSTIX SOCIAL NEWS.
Iyour drinking
cokfee,quititand
Killed in Collision.
Mrs.
ville, Arkansas,
George Walling. expects to
Austin
Trial tells
Then's a Reason
Valentine Party.
I
Mrs.
from
Valentine
8 peris I New* Serviee of ths Austin American
BONHAM.
it Is ths eustom of many families is
she
Receptions
MISS MYITLE E. MILLS.
their willingness
called
tell
them.
A
Io 8, At Louis
5. Frost Ik. L.»:41
M N Marrs
Mra
AH the News
later the shooting of Ben
Gee§
All the Time
While It9s News
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
SOvTERN PA ir
It
deanses the bl
tor
with
i:
Austin American
Wroe A 8on
for
Portage Tires.—-Adv*
j
r
A
42
POSTUM
Cereal
Austin American’s
Church Activities
famine sufferers of China, so Mrs.
Barton led them in some of the
Ticket* $1.00 to $2.50, War Tax Added
• EAT* ON SALE TOBINS BOOK STORE
LUCKY
STRIKE
CIGARETTE
HAROLD LLOYD
In HisTle-Fun Spociai
‘ N mser Please?"
the
to
Bryan
himself
Russian
former
to the
when surrounded by a pease late
Saturday, died Sunday.
for a visit in
to' her home.
CM ary
Austin
will
the
meat made Sunday night by Ar-
thur P. Watson, secretary of the
Austin American
Family Notices
1
1
home
day
Maaes
Cards of Thanks
Confirmaticas
Memorial Services
Anniversarles
Marriages
O. WEED, Phone 4 221
Automobile Ambulance
Motor-Drawn Funerals
the
ment
when
with
ring
The American, History Club will
hold its meeting this Monday af-
ternoon ih the Wrenn Ibrary-
.7 times, 4 lines,
6 times. 4 lines,
5 times. 4 lines,
4 times, 4 lines.
Comamnent on Pronosal.
The Naval Seoretary.
ordered out of Alvin. Texas. Satur-
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Knott of Beau-
mont are visiting their daughter,
Mra G. C. Shuford and family, of
Hyde Park.
to
the
I
V
party this Monday evening at the
school.
He
the i
M iss Florence
Barbee was.
. ' PURE'’
CRYSTAL IC
""The
“The
of a
Austin Amt
Train D
Overstocking of the ranges in
New Mexico is said to have caused
cattle lonses varying from 16.7 to
66 per cent
week ago.
his way to
sll
coun-
medalio
laberal r
si 2 Trini
cameo
2S. pr
nenr er
con-
i in
WEALTHY TEXAN
KILLED IN WRECK
815
p. m.
Gilbert,
and A.
theft,
Lee,
turned to
6918
TURKISH SITUATION
EXPLAINED IN LECTURE
After being 1
tar and feathe
SATURDAY
GREAT DAY
FOR KYLE
guests:
Thelma Ry lander.
Gladys Bugg.
Hazel Hargon.
May be He Harn
lune Bonugii.
Thelma Sibley.
Marilou Duke.
Bessie BlundelL
Minnie Moseley.
Lula Lee Ry lander
Annie D Ry lander.
Maggie Works.
Jessie Hall
Vivian Haves.
Duncan Wright
Robert Ry lander
Cari Adkins.
Thurman Mayes
Aaron Burton.
Edward Heard.
Jo Hosmer.
Spencer Duke.
Herbert Duke.
W. Harton.
H. How* 11.
Miss Irene Maddox.
Mra. John E. Western, San An-
tonio.
Mrs. E. 8. Gamer.
» Asaociated Pwas
BEAUMONr,
Eric Dodson.
Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Minter.
HARDING
CONSIDERS
SOUTHERNER
OIL EMBARGO
SUGGESTED
BY DANIELS
Gzecbenopeveevoveptpmommempmpemomopmremommovoeeo•
| Every Drop of Your Blood
Should Be Absolutely Pure
H.a8cccccc0000000000000000000000000000**00*000•
U. S. JACKIES
FIRED UPON
BY RUSSIANS
1. Sunshine
3. Fr«n> St
$30,000 IN BECURITIES TAKEN
BY BUNDAY VEGGS
moF
BONHAM BOARD OF TRADE
BANQUKT I* SCcESS
Big Plans Perfected
For Austin San Sam
• ----------------------
—B. I
tarred
LEGISLATURE PASSES
NEGRO HOSPITAL BILL
are hara at work on pertectine ar-
rangements for the celebration. •
fount
mueh
WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY
IELIEF PLANS FORMED
FOR EUROPES BTARVING
Mr. and Mra B. P.
was the birth of a
day. Feb. IL
FLIER PEARSON STILL
missing in Texas'
HOBBS LEAVES HOUBTON
FOR wEsr TEX AS
Ing
they
Mra. E. E. Clappart.
Phene 4^**.
Mr. E. Lind Is UI at his home, 95
Trinity.
Digcounts for con tin
-Paid in Advence
Rate for Four Lne
36 times, « lines. •2
26 time. 4 lines, *1
M time 4 lino*.
11 time. 4 line.
i time.'4 Une.
3
ROSENO REN -COOK
Funeral Directors and mbalmers
Prompt Ambulance Service.
Phone 6451. *
organisation Mra,
Kyle was elected
To the Public:
We take pleasure in announcing that Mr. E. E.
Young, or.e of the most popular and successful sales-
men in Texas, has decided to confine his activities to
Austin in the future, and has become associated with
us in the conduct of a general insurance and surety
business, under the firm name of the Stacy-Young Co.
Mr Young will also be actively associated with
us in the sale of real estate, for which he has a genu-
ine talent, and will be accorded the fullest co-operation
of our established business and property listings. We
feel that the aggressiveness of our sales organization
has been greatly strengthened in the association with
Mr. Young and more confidently than ever solicit the
liberal patronage of the general public.
Wm. H Stacy
M. Gillespie Stacy.
“The Right to
Happiness"
5000 People—8 Great Aeta.
Also High Class Comedy
luticura Soap
. '■ ISIPKAL —.....
'or the Hands
ereearemezpgzm
Minter
“A Cumberland
Romance"
guest
Mrs
leave
week ago.
to visit a
wealthy contractor, was instantly ,
kilted late Sunday afternoon when '
his automobile overturned on a
highway one mile out of San Aug- |
ustine. Texas. 1M miles north of •
Beaumont.
Do you
know
why
its toasted
Austin A
Cash Ch
FPHONE
Mesenger will <
Rates baeed on
minion type, like th
average words to a
imum of four lines,
count as one Hne-."
the thirty or more young people
present.
ARNOLD A ACKERMAN, D‘s C.
CHIROPRACTORS
Complete X-Ray Laboratory
309 W. th St. Phone 7393
president. Mrs. Jas E Morris, Han
Marcos, first viee president Mise
Com-
public .
' l
3 times. 4 Une«.
3 umen:
Minion Capitals 50
timate hive aver
Bordera, rules. *
black tece •••
claasiried colamn:,
ite to (this tP
MI SION CAPITAL
White space toP 1
be uned, but not
ides in runnine P
used throughout the
Mid he was mntisfied with
IAND CENTRAL.
BCREENING TODAY AND TUESDAY
TOM MIX
Running Wild in
3 Gold Coins
for City C
subject to
First Baptist.
The executive committee, com-
posed of ths officers and group
cap talks of the Fidelis Class of the
First Baptist Church, will hold a
cabinet meeting Monday evening at
7:30 at the home of Miss Fannie
Anderson, 1606 Colorado street
who was
Arriv
. .4:40
8:501
committee in charge at arrange-
menta.
Maar nearby cities ar, te enter
foata ta th. panda, accoraang id
Itamar pertormea the ceremony.
Mim Lula Stork. Matar ot lha
bride, *ad mo stark bar brotho,
pra coda ii lha couple to the altar.
The srde wore a stricuy tad-
orad salt or dark btue with hat
vell and arrow riea to coreepona,
ana carried an arm bouquet of
bria~1 roees in shower etret
TODAY AND TUESDAY
The Brilliant Star
DOROTHY
PHILLIPS
in a Great Love Story
to the
MINNMAPOLIS HOTEI. BI RXS
200 G< ENrs ESCAPE
By Associated Presn IS the Anstin Amerfenn
MINNEAPOlIB, Minn. Feb 13 <
Two hundred guests at the Miller
To wl in the
delicious Burley
tebeooe flavor.
10:04
Soutbhoune
Spl. 7140
L .4 00
cake were serve 4 in
about 30 children.
Mrs. M. C. Cook.
Phone 4547.
At the first of Mrs. Hal Sevier's
Sunday afternoons at home the in-
formality which has always char:
act er i sad these affairs was appar-
ent
There was no effort at elaborate
decoration only palms and potted
offering for the
Mrs W. H Lyons. 100
A tions throughout ths evening.
Fruit punch and heart shaped
cakes were served to the following
the children
AUSTIN AMERICAN, Al ynN, TEXAS, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRIART 14, 1»21
Alexander Pearson,
districts at Vladivostok when
army officers,
report.
need and the plans for meeting
it: 4
Mrs. S. M N Marrs.
Mrs. R H. Baker
Mrs. Will Hart.
Mrs. R. E. Vinson
Mrs. W Molesworth
Mrs. Joe Gilbert.
Mrs. Noyes Smith.
Speakers of the afternoon, who
touched on various phases of the
subject, included:
Mrs. W Molesworth.
Mrs. M E. Vinson
Mrs Will Hart.
Mrs. R. H Baker.
who has
of the
L* Bar-
been available
See W.
By Associated Press to the Austin Ameriean
TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Feb 11,-1
The safe of the Bhepard Motor [
Company at Tuscaloosa wm blown ,
open Sunday, the robbers securing j
approximately $30,000 in securities,
but little cash. -
By Asociated Prens to the Austin Ameriean
PAN ANTONIO. TekAs Feb 13.
Although the search for Lieutenant
which abound at Laguna
house, with pink spring blossoms
in the dining room, where Mrs. Mil-
ton Gutsch, Miss Dorothy Hancock
and Miss Margaret Robert eon served
sandwiches and tea-
Many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Sevier called Sunday afternoon to
bid them welcome home.
'ho had been the
of her cousin.
this Monday night
i Houston en route
Big Dombi Bill
Now Shoutint
L W
character in the various
which followed.
In the game of forfeits.
sens to own and acquire ell lands
in such foreign countries, Secre-
tary Daniela informed Chairman
made.
This organisation meeting
be given publicity through
having been
in Austin
25. 11 and 22, are being rounded
ink “aduvandcionatrpn
progress made and felt
Sunday was well on
West Texas. after
anything of its kind ever witnessed ' parde, ----
ta this city, according to a state- I rector of out-ot-town perticipation
Paderewnki Arrives in U. R.
By Ansoeiated Press to the Auetn Americas
NEW YORK, Feb 11—Ignace
Jan Paderewski, former premier
of Poland, and Mrs. Paderewski
arrived in New York Sunday on
the steamship Francs
D. K. Hawk opened her
at 3300 Guadalupe Sattrr-
, Crown San Sam celebration, which
is ta ba held la Austin on April
in the county
C. D Wallace of
afternoon for
LIMIT—Week ago.
enameled broocb, I
nng" on bnck. ' 11
aeliver 1203 san J
ward.
„IFYDUMAVEABACKACHE..
h Dmi--, Neryounnem k lan-
2ua ani tel (ured over, e* A.ec*
5=o Mm ol nUoM. Mother
. AnoMATiC-LEAL. Um pieneant
=ldma T W, have many teet
A. . ima-we H ta.
M OMi Akk to Mother Aro
S-Er - anwiau or Mot by mall
E, i «*. Sampie fx. *44.—
Mn On* C»- la Rov.X. Y.
n" (AJ. UN—oat)
single bed in
ras served to
At Knoxville, Tenn., the Right
Rev. John F. Farrelly, Roman Cath-
olic bishop of the diocese of Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Hours: 9 to 11; 1 to •
WE MAKE NO CHARGE FOR X RAY SERVICES.
1AHT Old
nizht. J Ab
23rd ptreet.
feed them and do it in the quick*
est way possible."’
The special plan- ut the or-
ganisation a campaign of self-
denial by the women of Austin
was stressed by all the speakers.
The following four-minute speak-
Hobbs, lawyer, who
and feathered here a
Mrs. Minnie Patton of
LOST AND
w I
L 3 Gondyear
[tall light end nume
on c’onsress avenMi
street about 1 0E
meht plenae phoneI
and receive * OwaroR
ost- lady’a iola J
I and Eold round >1
witn initial 1» with
i I
saturday Inturn. 10
-on 903 Han1 23rd •1
helpless, Md many other diseasee
ATM the direct remult aC impure
6iod
You canina large measuare kTOid
liablty to dseni by Um CM of
X ijL tiw wonderl blood rem-
edy tiat has been in constent use
for more than fifty years. 8. 8. 8.
Idem Mrs Howard Woodall, San
Marcos, recording secretary Mina .
Minnie May Stephennon. Kyle, cor-
responding secretary; Mrs. R. I.
Jennings, Mt. Sharp, treasurer
To THE VOTEIS
I hereby announ
dacy for city cor
will appreciate your
port nt the city prir
March 21- an
4, 1921. J. D. J
Austin and Central Texas to announoe in
the Austin American all neti— of:
Births
Deatha
in Memoriam
Obituaries
- GAMMEL’S BOOK STORE
AUSTIN, TEXAS
Will Buy Books for Cash. Write, Call or Phone 7864.
We Ruy and Rell Books of All Kinds.
ESTABI ISHE
T H Deats A Bo
for painting and
Furniture finishing;
claas: prices reason
7546-3354,
watione bear drecily on the forma. Hotel, k thre-mtory structure in
tion nt a foreign polley, whatever the downtown meetion, were ruidea
that policy may •ventually be 1 natety by hotel employe, when
Iren mads
IANCOCH
M Opera House •
Deputy Sherift of
U’HT old
the Phelan measu
Mrs. E. L. Bteck
Mrs T. J. Bennett.
Miss Lydia Utt man
After the plan has been brought
before all the women's organisa-
tions of Austin it in planned to
go into organisation with one
representative from each organisa-
tion to form a central commit-
tee to which reports are to be
County, and who shot
WF WILL DESIGN
hal and refinish
other furniture, also
aign your rperies
ing Phone 8374.
a group of
believed to be
allow American citi-
During an argument and an at-1 tesing aspirants for places
dano Train.....
louston Train
louston Train
empasas Train
alias Train ...
avorite games of
»f China, one of
been missing since Thursday, when
he left RS • Paso for Han An-
tonio. has been continued for three
daya, ho trace of him has been
found.
Culberson Jeff Davis and Reeves
Counflee were thoroughly scoured j
Saturday and the search was shift- l
rd to the east Bunday.
1oosr- Eatern Ftaz
Austin ntreet ’ ar l
ing iteturn to Mat!
white Shoe Store or
■get reward
Mrs. H. L. Kuhlman.
Phone 7449.
Mrs.-Marry Johnson of 902 Wal-
ler street, who had her tonsils re-
moved last week, is reported do-
ing nicely.
hereby annou
Cotton is indigenous to
tropical and semi-tropical <
Iries.
Hobbs went to Alvin
sister.
He was there one
Mrs. M. C. Cook.
Phone 4547.
Faculty Club Entertains.
The Faculty Club of the Texas
University enjoyed one of the
prettiest affairs of the club season
on Saturday night with registrar
Games and contests
tempted holdup, the Americans! his official family,
were fired on and two of them
TEXAX WHO sHOr BHERIVF
DIES OF BULLET WOUND
' By Assoeiated Pres to the Austjh Amertcan
DURANT, Okla., Feb. 13--Lee
Mayes of Bolton, Texas, charged
as an accessory to an automobile
Hazel Chote was adjudged as the
prettiest girl and Miss Bernice Spil-
lar as the wittiest.
Miss Haxel Chote won high score
and was awarded a Valentine favor
in a progressive game of “42.*’
In a series of "effeciency con-
tests" the girls proved to be the
winners and as a penalty for the
losing side the boys were required
to don heart shaped aprons and
caps and serve refreshments to the
entire party.
Vocal and instrumental selections
added to the evening's pleasure.
Those present were:
Miss Haxel Chote.
Miss Hilda Mae Gibson.
Miss Bessie Minter.
Miss Bernice Epillar.
Miss Ethel Weideman.
Miss Edna Wukasch.
Miss Alma Ritter.
Fanny Lee Minter.
Eugene Chote.
loowell Leberman.
Jack Mayfield.
Billy Minter.
I hereby annour
aney tor City Co
Austin subzect 1o |
Ur eity primarien
J. W
Miss Alene Henry returned to her
home in Slaton after several months’
visit with her sister, Mrs. C. M.
Fincher.
Mrs. Annie Thompson of Austin
is spending this month with rela-
tives in Chillicothe, Missouri.
culd be
URGICNT.
Missing, a Perkinese dog Very
tiny, white and tan. The finder
please return to Mrs. Lewis Han-
cock, 301 W Sth St. Phone 4196.
IN CENTRAL TEXA. AUSTNSAL
Mr Watson.
Hyde Park Baptist.
The Junior B. T P. V. of the
Hyde Park Baptist Church, of
which Miss Irene Tannehill is
leader, had as topic at the meet-
ing Sunday afternoon “Mary and
Martha"
The following children took part
in the program
Bennie Raines
r Johnnie Friday
Grace McMillan.
Ninnion Barron.
Monte Canady.
STEREOTYPE CUTS
Flat Canta—Type High Casts
All Work Delivered Promptly Prices Reasonable,
AUSTIN AMERICAN. AUSTIN
eiaerota-gtork. were dresses of tarhan of various
me B—-r^Tg- of Mins Sidonta shades, elaborately trimmed with
Stork of Austin and Martin Welder hearts
----- The boys came in regulation
by Associated Pree to the Austin AmerieaA
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.— The
Preident should be given author-:
Uy to lay embargoes on the ex-l
portation of oil to count rise which
Page of ths Renate Naval
mittee in a letter^ made
Sunday.
Mrs. Charley Franklin of 400
East Sixteenth street is 111 at the
Seton Infirmary, following an op-
eration.
HYDE PARK AND VICMNTY-
Mra Ma.C,c,ak
Phone 4547,
Paul Hasan er the font y—r sM
son of Rev. and Mra E D. Hamner
of Hyde Park has been ill for some
who added that
director of the
ANNOUNCEMENT
5
Austin, Texas, Feb. 12th, 1921
T valentine il
the Austin Trades
lay night. Febrnnry
jon SO cents. lad
Barlow of Fayette-
At New York, William Harrison
Day, 01. formerly president of the
Standard Lumber ompany, Dubu-
que. Iowa and pioneer lumberman
in the Missiseippi Valley
At Corpus Christi, Tessa Thilo A.
Clark, 79 years old, at one time
superintendent of pubuic instruction
of Nebraska.
oil resources of the United States
and declared that in view of the
decreasing available supply, “it
behooves the United States gov-
ernment to take some steps to
safeguard the remaining supply."
ton. after which ths offering,
vhich amounted to $19.00, was
taken.
Refreshments of ice cream and
Hee W. T. Wroe A Bon
Portage Tires.—Adv. .
replying to an inquiry from Sena-
tor Page relative to the ponding
Phelan bill, declared he did not
favor the laying of such embar-
goes by statute but believed
authority placed in the hands of
the Presient aa contemplaed by
whole situation was tending
a happy solution.
of Rutersville spent Saturday and
Sunday in Austin as guests of their
sister. Mrs. V. M. Ehlers, who re-
turned to her home, 401 East Six-
teenth street. Bunday, following a
three weeks' stay at the Seton
where she underwent, an operation
for appendicitis.
JEFFERSON, Toxas. Feb. It-
News reached Jefferson that Will
McMichael, manager of the South-
ern Luumber Company camp, four
miles below Smithland, was killed
some four miles from the camp
while in his motor car on the
log road.
A train on the road loot
a car and this car ran back into
his car and caused his death.
week when
masks and
hold oc Dallaa was solemnized at
» •sjock om sunday evening "uton __ mumc. r-'
St Martin”s Ltheran Church la Hasel Hargon gave musical sexoc
tbe presence of rrelatives aad E
few clone friends. Rev, F. G.
Special News Service at ths Auetin Awwitae
KYLE. Tex., Feb 13- Sunday
was quits an important day in Kyle,
the occasion being a county meet-
ing of the various women s clubs
of the county, and the organization
of a County Parent-Teachers As-
noclation.
Teachers and other representa-
tives of a number of the se hools of
the county were present, besides a
Large attendance of others
Program Bogins in Morning.
The exercises began at about 9:30,
with prayer by Rev D. C. Wells,
followod by an address of welcome
by Chas D. Wallace, which was re-
sponded to by Mrs. Teb Harle of
San Marcos
An address was then dehvereit by
Miss Helen Bush, County Health
Supervisor, on “Health Supervision
in the Schools of the County."
At 11 o'clock the high school
girls rendered a comedy, "The Re-
volt," which was greatly enjoyed.
At noon a most delirious lunch
was served the out-of-town guests
Many Speeches Heard.
In the afternoon adresses were
made by:
Mrs. Campbell of the A A M Ex-
tension Service
Mra. Teb Harle. State chairman.
Rural Child Welfare
Mra Chas. H. Woodson, fifth dis-
trict president
Mrs Crowfoot, district organisa-
tion chairman.
Rev D. G. Wells of Kyle
ay SUM disorder or impurities
> mm at danger, as overy vital
an ot the body depends upon the
POLITICAL
Mary Milesan zenna
- ■ Au»«in subsect .to
the city primarest
Mr» Ed. Glober entertained Sat-
urday evening with a party in
honor of the ninth birthday anni-
versary of her little daughter,
louise Glober.
The rooms were decorated by tiny
red hearts and hatchets, and re-
freshments of ice cream and cake
were served to the following :
Louise Glober.
George Ed Glober.
Pearl Ransom.
Jaunite Wall
David White.
Doris Marburger
Ada Mae Meredith.
BilNe Ward.
Mary Bell Mendell.
William Carter.
Mildred Gil.
Dorothy Landrum.
_ Glennye Boyles.
Eleanor Gill
Mary Jane Murray.
Flora Carter.
Billie Baker.
Billie Stober.
Mrs W. I.. Baker.
Mrs. Jessie Marburger.
Mra Ed Glober.
J. H. Brewer, wife and baby came
from Dalian this past week to make
their home in Austin, and are at
present located with Mr. Brewers
sister, Mrs. W. Rollings. 902 East
Second.
lature on being informed nt this
condition made appropriation nec-
essary for providing such an in-
, stitution.
। The location of this hospital has
. not been determined upon. It be-
ing left to the State Health offi-
car and the Superintendent of the
State Tuebrculomis Sanitarium of
Carlsbad to reach this decision.
rort trimming tr
shrubs, land-scap
planting grass. nee
rasa MOR l.ve Oak
FoA modern lands
on home grouna
ApoIl Alft landne
and I'lorist. 2418
lhone 7411.
INTERNATL A GREA
Northbount
Arriv
Ko 2. Sonnhine Npl. 10:05
Mo 4. Nt. louis . . . 11 :AA
EXPERT tailer wi
| tion work, repniri
invisibte work. d
pressing work guar
aenvery. Meyer Ml
4312, 1009 Conete
court house
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Feb IL—The
Hyde Park Baptist.
Members of the Senior B. T. P.
U. of the Hyde Park Baptist
Church entertained their friends
with a Valentine Saturday eve-
ning at the church.
Decorations carried out the Val-
entine motif.
First Baptist.
The neighborhood auxiliaries of
the First Baptist Church will meet
Monday, Feb. 14th, In the following
homes:
No. 2, Mra? H. Presster, 906 RIO
Grande street.
No. 3, Mrs. W H. Thaxton, 302
East Twelfth street.
No. 4. Mrs. W. A. Hamlett, 010
West avenue
No. 6, Mrs J. J. Terrell, 207
East Twenty-First street
No. 4. Mrs. Tom Anderson, 1103
Colorado street.
B. Y. P. U. Social.
After examinations were over on
Friday, the closing night of the
Baptist Institute, all the young
people of the B. Y. P. U. classes
came together downstairs for a so-
ciaL
The banner of the assoeiatlon
was presented to the Junior B. T.
P. U. of the First Baptist Church
for the best showing in the B. Y.
P. U. class.
Out of 28 members 22 were reg-
ularly enrolled in the institute and
the percentage in Bible reading and
other points kept pace with tbis.
Miss Augusta Anderson is leader
of this union.
Games were played for a time
and refreshments served before the
close of the party.
Died, February 13th, 1*21. at
1:46 p m., Mise Myrtle Eugenine
Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
I. P. Mills of 604 West 26th st.
Funeral services will be held at
the home Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock.
Interment will be in Oakwood
Cemetery. A
Deaths cf Well Known Persons.
Mr and Mra. B W. Downing
were informally at home Sunay
evening to a number of neighbor-
hood friends.
wounded.
Russian police arrested a num-
ber of civilians who were be-
lieved to have instignated the
trouble.
The affair has no international
aspect warranting the presence of
Admiral Strauss at Vladivostok, his
report eaid
Naval officers at Manila said the
affair was considered closed.
Admiral Strauss departed tonght
for Olongapo for inspection of
Naval stations.
ing. voiced the senti-
Oldham street returned Saturday
from Houston where she attended
the annual school of instruction
of the Pyarian Sisters.
The meeting was held in the
Knights of Pythias Hall of Hous-
ton. the three Grand officers
present were:
Mrs. Vera Williams, grand chief
of Alvin, Texas.
Mrs. Minnie Patton, grand sen-
ior. Austin.
Mrs. Sue Wellman, grand junior
of Beaumont, Texas
A luncheon at the Bender
Hotel was enjoyed. The next
meeting will be held in Austin.
ers testified
go wherever
primaries
every woman , present
said: “We want to
Approximately 106 women repre-
senting Austin’s various clubs and
church societies met at the Uni-
versity Y. M C. A. Runday af-
ternoon to formulate some definite
plan of work for the relief of
Europe and the Near East.
Mrs. John Preston presided and
Miss Elisabeth Simkns acted as
secretary.
Charles J. Schneider, head of
the Hoover Relief Committee for
Travis County, who had promised
to address the meeting, was not
present.
Mrs. W. Molesworth, who was
the first speaker, following Mra
Preston, who stated the object of
tinAmericaa
Feb. 13—
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“Turkey, the Crossways of the
World," a lecture to be given this
Monday evening at 6 o'clock at the
University of Texas In K Hall 5, Is
free to the public
Ieut. Col. Charles Wellington
Furlong. O R. C. whose duty has
taken him actively into the military I
political tangle of the Balkans, will
be the speaker.
The lecture is timely in that it
gives facts on one of the most lm-
portant focal points of world in-
terest. an importance with whie h
America must have a clear concep- j
tion, as all these questions and sit - !
Although several derisions remain
to be mads la regard to cabinet
selections. President-Elect Harding
is confident the problem will be
solved in a way acceptable to all
elements of his party.
Commenting Run day on reports
of serious friction among Republi-
ran leaders, the President-Elect
declared he knew of no feeling on
the cabinet question which did not
robes, seised him on a downtown
street in Alvin, forced him in an
automobile and drove him three
miles out in the country, there
they placed him in his own auto-
mobile and tersely told him to
start moving.
He did, passing through Houm-
ton a few hours later, bound for
some point west.
After being tarred and feathered
in Houston Hobbs was given three
days in which to leave the city.
Death would follow unless he
left, his captors told him shortly
after tarring and feathering him
By Annul Press to toe Auatin A—sri—■
MANILA, Feb. 12.—The Amer-
ican Bailors who were fired on at
Vladivostok were attacked by a
party of Russians probably for
the purpose of holding them up,
according to advice received Sun-
day by Admiral Strauss, com-
manding the Asiatic fleet.
Th a sailors were visiting outly-
HANCOCK AU Tues.
The bride to the daughter of
Mra Elsie Mork and to the sister
at Mrs Edna Schulz, supervisor
of Austin City Hospital •
Mr and Mrs Weider hold left
immediately after the ceremony
for Dallas, where they expect to
make their home.
J. C. Brewer and family are now
occupying the Thompson cottage at
2014 Willow, which they recently
pyrchng’-d and at the same time
bought the corner store where Mr.
Brewer will continue to carry on a
grocery business.
Mra C. Kunkel is confined to her
home. 2206 Haskell, with a spell of
grippe.
WEST AUSTIN.
"7
The loss is estimated at
। $100,000 to $150,000
party for the Juvenile Missionaly
Society of the University Method-
ist Church.
M a K- I'. Barton, director at
.he Juvenile Society, conducted
t unique program for the enter-
sinment of the children.
At the last meeting of the
society a study of China was com-
placed and at the party the chil-
largest crowd that ever attended a
banquet in Bonham was present
Friday night at the Board of Trade
entertainment.
Will H Evans and If. T. Cun-
ningham of Bonham, J. H. loowrey ;
of Honey Grove. J. J Taylor and |
John Knott of the Dallas News
were present.
The Bonham orchestra and a sex -
tette of Bonham women were also
on the program.
eight men.
i ladies and gent lemne
spring goods I ca
|
cheaper then ready-
tabe . cuarantee. M
I
Mdaita-
seal advice abeolutely tree, write
today to chief Medel dviser,
1M Swift Labozatory, Atanta, Ge.
Mra. G. C Bock,
hqne 4M0.
Morry Maids Entertain.
The Merry Maids entertained on
Saturday evening with a Valentine
party at the home of the club's sec-
rotary, Miss Bessie Minter, each
member being allowed to invite a
guest.
Festoons of crepe paper, cupids
and hearts marked the effective
Valentine decorations, with Ameri-
&an beauty roses and crimson be-
gonias to add to the attractiveness
of the rooms.
Fanny Iee Minter, attired in Val-
entine costume, received the guests
at the door, and tagged each guest
on their arrival with a crimaon
heart, on which was designated the
Referring to the above. I beg to state that it is
my purpose to put every bit of energy and ability I
possess into the business of the Stacy -Yourg Co., and
I ask for the firm the liberal patronage of my frienda
and the general public promising faithful and effi-
cient attention to all busness entrusted to us.
Sincerely,
E. E YOUNG
The Thirty-Re ven th Texas Leg-
Isla tu re has passed a bill carrying
an appropriation for $300,000 00
tor the purpose of constructing and
equipping a hospital to care for
Negroes of Texas suffering from
tuberculosis.
Up to this time there has not
"jece to d
onia no piet
B. F. Bayer, who has been in
Austin visiting his sisters. Mrs. R.
H. Piper and Mrs. F. W. Stamnitz,
left Friday for his home at Newby,
Okla.
He was accompanied home by his
nephew, William Stamnitz, who will
visit his grandparents, Mr. and Mra
P. R. Bayer.
I fire destroyed the pises Hunay.
“more sweeping, more elastic and
mors potential value than a di-
rect retaliatory measure"
OH Situntion Criucai.
Ths oil situation. Mr. Daniels
wrote, “to no longer a national
affair, but it has assumed an in- ?
ternational aspoct. which must .
be handled by the President and.
ths Department of State."
Points Out OH Condition.
lie referred to figures issued by '
! activities of the friends of
Ward Memorial.
Ward Memorial Missionary So-
ciety meets this Monday afternoon
at 8 o’clock in the church.
Esst Avenue Baptist.
Circle No. 1 of East Avenue
Baptist Church meets this Monday
afternoon at 3 o’clock with Mrs.
Lester Snodgrass. 217 Spence.
Circle No. 2 meats this after-
noon at the home of Mrs. E Me-
Kinsle, 1716 Willow
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Stamnitz en-
tertained on Wednesday with a fam -
1ly dinner in honor of their son.
William F. Btamnitz, and Mrs.
Stamnitz’s brother. B. F. Bayer, of
Oklahoma, who has been in Austin
visiting relatives.
Blooming pot plants and foliage
made the table attractive.
At table were:
B. F. Bayer, Newby, Okla.
Mr. and Mra. R. H Piper.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Stamnitz.
Doris Piper.
Dorothy Plpar.
Mildred Plpar.
Alvine Piper.
Hilda Stamnitz.
Olga Stamnitz.
Johnnie Mae Stamnitz.
Fr dee rick Stamnitz.
William F. Stamnitz.
Oscar Btamnitz.
Edwin Stamnitz.
Rei hard Stamnitz
STAR ICE CO.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mayer enter-
tained on Sunday with -a dinner
party, naming as their honor guests
Mr. and Mra Gus F Borner, form-
erly of New York, but who are now
making their home in Austin.
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On Friday* evening Miss Irene
Maddox and Mrs. E. 8. Garner en-
tertained their Sunday school class-
4M of Ward Memorial Church with
a Valentine party at the Y. M. S.
C. rooms, corner Waller and Willow.
The rooms were made attractive
with the use of a profusion of cut
flowers and pot plants and an abun-
dance of red Valentine hearts.
• The game of progressive hearts
formed diversion and a kewpie was
given as first prize and the booby
was a bunch of violets
One of the attractive features
whl< h added beauty to the occasion
Mr. Harding mentioned no
names and did nog refer directly
to published storles that some
Republican Senators had vigor*
ously opposed certain tentative
selections
He did deny, however, stories
that he was encountering more
delay than he had expected in
completing his cabinet state.
One of the movements which has
taken on greater proportions re-
cently is that for selection of a
Southern Republican to the cpl-
net.
Ths President-Elect said he had
received many petitions in sup-
port of Representative Slemp of
Virginia and several others from
Routhem Statea but regarded
these as more personal than sec-
tidnal in their nature.
He would throw no light on his
intentions in regard to Southern
representation on the cabinet.
Floor space, 27x170 over 419 1
Sixth SL Suitable for slot
purposes.
Continuous 11 A m. t» 11 k 8
HIGH CLASS ORCHESTRA
HENRY DI RR—BILLY MURRAY
ALFRED CAMPBELL MONROE SILVER FRANK CROXTON
JOHN MEYER . FRED VAN EPS FRANK BANTA
Miss Mary Washington Ball di-
rector of athletics for the women
gave several effective solos and
costume dances, for which Miss
Isabella Powers gave the music,
and the Glee Club of Texas Uni-
versity, under the direction of
R. W. Jones gave a program of
their concert nurnbers.
Mra. George Walling had charge
of the refreshments and the din-
ingroom was made attractive by
her and the young ladies who
assisted her.
The small serving tables about
the diningroom were banked with
ferns and on each table burned
green tapers
The mantel in addition to its
banking of ferns held a profusion
of sweet peas in shades of laven-
der and pink and these flowers
were used also on the table, at
which Miss Elisabeth Vinson
poured tea, and Miss Katherine
Caruthers poured coffee.
Assistig Mrs Walling in serv-
ing a salad course were:
Miss Alice Randall.
Miss Julia Lubbins.
Miss Halle Maud Neff.
Miss Mary Wilkins.
Miss Evelyn Moore.
Mise Helen Clarkson.
Miss Mildred Williams,
Miss Millicent Hume.
Water Demon," another.
Vater Spirit in Search
Home."
Then the Chinese story
Creation was told by Mn
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