San Antonio Express. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 138, Ed. 1 Monday, May 17, 1920 Page: 3 of 16
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SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS: MONDAY MORNING. MAY 17. 1920.
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Af.EH GONZALES CITIZEN DEAI>.
Special t'orrcfpoodeBce to The Kxprei*.
OON7ALKS. Tex., May Id—A. J. Dlrk-
erson, aged 71 years, tlle«! ut bis liome in
Gonzales Thursday afternoon late. The
funeral <errice» were held at the fa ml I >
resilience yesterday at 2:30 p. m., after
whleh tbe procession moTed to the Green- I UNKNOWN MEXICAN KILLED.
wood Cemetery, near tbe Dlckerson country Special Telegram to Tbe Kiprcsa
home, where Interment took place. In EL l'ASO Tel., May 15.—An unknown
the passing of Mr. Dlckerion. Gonzales Mexican, about 50 year!* old. was instantly
loses another of lt> highly respected dtl- killed on Texas Street this morning, wheu
sens and the third one during tbe past I struck by a truck of tbe Laurel Lumber
week. Company, driven by a boy.
SPINE DISLOCATED IN FALL
FROM SECOND-STORY WINDOW
HELP THE BOYS HELP
THEMSELVES
We believe in San Antonio's ten thousand boys, the future
citizens of this State.
We believe in them so strongly and have such an affec-
tion for them that we want to see every one of them given
a chance to become a Boy Scout.
This can only be made possible if we men finance the Boy
Scouts.
This big organisation is behind the Boy Scout campaign
for funds tliK eek, and we urge our friends to do like-
wise.
The boys deserve it. Let's all help them raise that $15,000.
Alamo Industries
Special Correspondence to Tin; Express.
LLANO. Tex., May 10 Miss Knhryn
Atkins, who fell from tbe second > r> . r'
tbe courthouse Friday evening whil," In
attendance at court, will I*' taken t. lem
pie for further examination ami ti• it-
uient. Tbe local doctor* found up-'ti
animation that ber spine was to
some extent and perhaps a few l>
broken. Tbe accident happened s - -im . v
that no one was able tell just hov. ,im..
her to fall. Tbe gmund being n
sott saved her to some extent. I be di?
tance she fell was about thirty feet
ANNOUNCES FOB ATTOKNKV.
Special i'orre*pondeuce to The K* press.
FLU1E8V1LLE, Tex., May l»i. \Y o.
Murray Jr., well-known Floresville attnr
i ney, today announce*! as a candidate r r
1 District Attorney of tbe 81st Ju«li<;.i| I>i>
trict, composed of the counties <>\\ il*..•.,
Karnes, Atas<osa, I'rio and La S.iHc Mr.
Murray aspires to the position lo hi for t
number of years by T. 1*. Morris • ,( this
county, who will not he a candidate tor
re-election. Mr. Murray has a writ ten en
| dorsement from practically every
in the entire district. He served Wilson
county as County Attorney tor two ternu
j and resigned the office of bis own a <• r-• l
He is a son of Senator W. Murray >f this
place. Mr. Murray served as «-aptain - f
Mattery L>, 131st Field Artillery. I»i
vision, in France, lie !s a graduate of
the University of Texas and was for se\
eral seasons a member of tbe Longb- rii
football team at the University.
| lit DA O. E. H. ELECTH OFFIC ERS. ;
K]>ectal Correspondence to The Bipresf.
| Bl'DA, Tes , May lti At a recent meet
; itig of tbe Huda Chapter of the Order of
! the Eastern Star, the following new offi 1
I -era were c|e<t»d and appointed for the en
| suing year: Lee Carter, worthy matron
| It. L. Taylor, worthy patron; Leo Cox '
: associate matron : II. S. Karton, secretary:
Jessie Itartou. treasurer; Mary Lauder |
1 «tale, conductress: Jtene Labenskl, asstst
! .i::t onductress; Fannie Hacker, chanlain
.! -<ie lloltzclaw. marshal; Elsie Carter
organist: Bertha Severn. Ada; Anna Garl
son. It ut li: Zuba Woods, Esther; Oma
Kubv, Martha; Fear! < hesstier. Electa
Mat tie Taylor, warder, and Maurice ltuby
sentinel.
The new officers will be duly installed
June 1.
VICTORIA SCHOOLS CLOSE.
Special Correspondence to Tbe Kxprenw.
VICTORIA. Tex.. May 1»'». The gradua
tion exereisMs of the Patti Welder High
S< hool. Senior Class of I'.L'O. w» r- held ut
the Opera House Friday night Miss Annie
Webb Blanton, State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, delivered the commence-
hirers, ami presented tin diplomas
I to the elass. Rev. J. B. Hudson awarded
tlM medals and scboiatakliMi,
j The baccalaureate sermon was preached
Sunday night by ltev. J. F. Lovltt. pastor
of the M' thodist Church, and the musie
! was rendered by the Victorial Choral Club.
LIL1NO O. E. S. ELECTS -OFFICERS.
•Special • orrvsi»uiiiiruco lo Tbe Kxp'e&s.
LULINO, Tex. May 10. At a
meeting of the local Eastern Star I.<nlge
i the following officers were elected !"t- Ho»
ensuing year: Mrs. Thomas Wilson Sr..
worthy matron; Mrs. A. C. Fridges. -
ciate matron; W. O. Slater, worthy patron,
Mrs. S. Keith, conductress; Mrs. K. i;
j Suavely, associate conductress; Leon .la
i cobs, treasurer; G. N. McDonald, secretary
i Mrs. J. M. Fierce. Adah; Miss Bessi. \
i pling. Ruth; Mrs. (». N M-Donald. 11st ber
I Mrs. W. It. McLaughllu, Martha: Mrs w.
. glster, Electa; J- M. Pierce, champlain:
Mrs. 'J. Jacobs* organist; Mrs. L. ' i obs
.I, Mrs, Belie Robsrtaon,
1 A l'erry, sentinel.
Safe
Milk
For Infants
& Invalids
Mo COiii
A Nutritious Diet for All Ages
Quick Lunch at Home or Office
' Avoid Imitations and Sabititotei
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THE PLACE TO BUILD YOUR HOME
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YOU might have to pay
You might have to pay, even though absolutely
blameless. The most careful driving is not posi-
tive protection. Insurance IS!
All these make your accident possible.
—The person who crosses the street without looking.
—The man who steps from behind a vehicle immediately before you.
—The child running across the street.
—The pedestrian who becomes confused in a tight place in traffic.
—The woman who on a rainy day hides herself under her umbrella.
—The motorist who speeds around a bad corner without sounding his horn.
Greatest caution in driving cannot always save you
from a collision with the heedless motorist, in the case of
an accident a law suit follows, damages, loss of time—cost
of defense, most likely a judgment against you at the end.
You cannot afford to take this chance of losing your
savings, where for a very small annual premium you can
transfer the responsibility to an insurance company.
To put this off may bring disaster.
ACT NOW! TELEPHONE
to any one of these agents and find how small is the cost of security and peace of mind:
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The agents whose names appear below represent only stock companies,
authorized to do business in Texas under the supervision of the Department
of Insurance and Banking. Every company so represented has a cash cap-
ital, a reserve for losses, a re-insurance reserve and a surplus over and above
capital and reserve funds:
COLEMAN & GO Brady Bldg., Cr. 1429
GEO. C. EICHLITZ St CO Kampmann Bldg., Cr. 161
FITCH, CHADWICK St EVANS... Frost Bldg., Cr. 1232
HUGO WALKER CO Bedell Bldg., Cr. 2545
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JOHNSTON & BURNETT Chandler Bldg., Cr. 59
W. W. McAllister St CO Frost Bldg., Cr. 4600
MEYER &-BURTSCHELU Moore Bldg., Cr. 786
FURNISH St FURNISH Brady Bldg., Cr. 1024
PAWKETT-TORREY & CO Gibbs Bldg., Cr. 439
&
PIPER, STILES St GILL Natl. Bank of Com., Cr. 6
WM. F. SCHUTZ Riverside Bldg., Cr. 1223
TRICE Si LUDOLPH Gunter Bldg., Cr. 1364
RALPH ZORK Prudential Bldg., Cr. 618
Cwmertfo&ston «n<? Jefferson Str+at*
Jb iUm Cmaitf nf AmtomiH ■AatKiMmi
Women's Hosiery
at
2(F Reduction
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: t. ! £•?'
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—This includes every pair of hose at Washer's, and San An-
tonio women realize what that means—the finest selection of
high-grade hose that could well be brought together.
Hose from the plainest lisles to the finest laces, or hand-
drawn clock work designs on the richest silks.
These hose comprise a full range of colors and sizes.
Hosiery department—right side aisle on the first floor.
EVERY PAIR OF HOSE AT WASHER'S
AT 20% REDUCTION
Trices originally $1.00 to $13.50.
Bathing Suits for the Entire Family
—at Washer's.
WILL DRILL ANOTHER M KLL.
( illiforiii» Man \rri\e* to Start Tf*l on
•It* Dunfurtli Ranch Nrar <iollud.
Sppcl.il Corrp-MMiutknt »• t.» Tli* Kiprtfts.
GOLIAD, 'lVx.. May Hi. -(ipor^'r W. Con-
don of Lot Antfck>. Cul , an officer a11• I
field manager for flit- tiuliad Nnrth'-rn oil
Company, arrived luvt wiek acconipttiiiHl
by a drilling erew and at on re l^van
preparations in begin drilling on th»- .!<»•'
I>anforth ranch. srv»»ml hiIIcm m rth of
liollad. Material for the derrick U belug
hauled out this vn-k and lhe yiarhlnerv.
which was shipped from Caliiornia >ev
era I weeks ago, is expected to arrive this
week.
K. W Peek, secretary <jf the tiuliad oil
Company, report* thai oiv couipauj h.« -
made u contract with the K I. Watts Com
pany of Houston to drill on tio> .1, M
i'ettUR ranch, several miles up th«- river
front Uoliud. II ■) Bender, superintend
ent of the Caltex Company, will also act
as supcrintendi nt for the Ooliad Coiupanv.
dividing his time between the two prop
ertieu.
The Wellington Company, whose loration
in on th>* Parks ranch. ha> derided to use
a Kotary rig, which officials believe is
more satlbfattory for work in tills dis-
trict. They expect to get work under
way in a few weeks.
The (ioliad Midway, which spudded In 1
last week on the Lucas ranch, is making'
rapid headway with a rotary rig. This
well has been the renter of Interest the
last few weeks, many visitors and oil men
coming in daily.
MAYORS LLM T OKI M KRS.
Howie Man Made Trroident nf h'titiif of
Texas Munic'Ipalltirs hireling at Oullas.
Sjm . ju 1 I' Ugruiu tu 1Dxpresv.
DALLAS, Tex., May 15.—At the conclud-
ing session of the Kighth Annual Conven-
tion of the League <•] Texas Municipalities,
.the following oilicers were elected t<»r th«-
ensuing >ear l'resldi nr. J. W. Chancel
lor, Mayor <«f Rowie; first vice president,
i Carroll Todd. Mayor of Waxahachie; sec
! end vice president, A. K. Amerman, Mayor
i of llourton; third vlee president. Dallas
| Scarborough. May <r <•( Abilene; exeeutlve
seiretary, Frank M, Stewart, Austin, re
elected.
As evidence of their appreciation of his
service. Frank W. Wosencraft of Dallas,
retiring presid#»nt, was elected honorary
president tor life. I V. Hughes, City At
torne> for Tyler, who made the motion,
said that ut der .Mr. Wozencraft's adminis-
tration, the l,i ague had accomplished mor
| than »vei before and there exists more
cordiality and a better understanding lie
; tween ihe larger and smaller cities than
| ever before.
>ii >n KTUDI CLAM ftKOMANlSBD.
Speiiial Telegram to The Ktpress.
PAY CITY, Tex , May 16.---The McDowell
Music Study Class has been reorganized
with the following members; Miss--s \lar
garet M« ('onnel|, Louise I'oole, sh su v Car
ter, Laflln Foote, Kdith Harhman.' Hess
Storey, Marguerite Huebner, Anita Hill.
I'aiillne Huebner, Mrs 11. H. Loos and
Mr- r. II Jodm, Mill Mi-Connell has
been elected directress, the class meeting
every two weeks for the study of some
phase of music alid at the end of em li six
week giving a fnusl« al re' ituI.
A Scientific
Hair Color Restorer
1>ir w%j has b**n foand for s^i^itihrtJIir mtodnt
fr»jr hair to tta n«tar«I color It is off»r*d to womri
in Mary T. GoMm«o s Snvotiflc Hair Color Kcatorrr
It cads fray ha.r to from i to 8 dart.
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Scientific Hair Color Restorer
ITDFP 8«»d today for a frae trial bottle of Marr
ri\ErfI-rf T. (ioldman'a and on« of our ap«<-ml
eorrba. Stata the exact color of your hair
Try It on a lock of your hair Note »h» rraalta.
Then voo will know whf thonaanda of women bav j
alrratfy uacd this aoenti&c hair roior riaturrr.
MARY T. OOI.DMAtt
14fl7Goldman Hid*., M. 1'muI. Minn.
Atttpl Nt Imtta'iong— F*r 8nl* by 0**99<tti w«
UTS
Thli aoothinf. baaling. peoetral
Inrf rsniady takaa all or tr.e »nu»rt
lov psin out of burna. snaldt. cuts
•praina. elf . and qutefcly haaS
toa injury. Get a TOr bottll
)lo<1ay from your dmmciit.
HUNTS
MING OH
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ACTS ON
LIVER & KIDNEYS
DRIVES TIRED
FEELING A WAV
NO CALOMEL OK n*BIT FORMING PR' G
MAnr. FROM ROOTS, BtRRS ft BARKS OVLT
MONEY-BACK Ct ARANTEE IN EACH BOX
ALONZO O. BLISS MEDICAL CO.
EM. 1888. WASHINGTON. D. C 6
tVt«t»»C>ICE
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Fred Humuert
Wholesale and Retail
PAINTS, WALL PAPER, GLASS,
PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMING
204 West Commerce Street San Antonio, Texas
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Comfort and Beauty in g
Hospital Construction §
An eten-tempered Interior, rool in *um ^3
tner »n«J warm in winter, result* from the
use «f INTKRLOf KlMi TILK f-»r huspital «
walls. Anil the exterior brlek faring .mil IpS
interior enamels may he rhosrn from the gj
f'KAHKBt I.AV line with full assurance uf
suitable and harmonious effeetv H|j
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San Antonio Express. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 138, Ed. 1 Monday, May 17, 1920, newspaper, May 17, 1920; San Antonio, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth431592/m1/3/?q=food+rule+for+unt+students: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.