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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-08

Marren G. Harding, primer magistra-
Idp grande Y gloriosa Naci6n America
ina que sufre rudo golpe con tan fatal
-ocurrencla.
J. Burgos Zdyos,
Presidente."
'Manatf, agosto 8, 1923.
Hon. Gobernador Towner,
San Juan, +. r.
En- mi nombre Y en- ell del Pueblo
dirijo a listed expression de condolen-
Icia por fallecimiento Presidente Har-
ding.
Vir0iio Ramos Cascllas.
Comisionado de Servicio Pdblico."
\; RIO Grande, agosto 3, 1923.
IHon. Gobernador Towner,
Il San Juan, p. R.
acknowledgements que este dolor que
me permito e~xpresar1e por la muerte
Presidente Harding es eli mismo que
ssiente por este triste acontecimiento
TODD ell pueblo de Puero Rico.
Lais APPELLANTS Scorer.
Juez Municipal de Rio Grande."
"Arecibo. agosto 3, 1923.
Hon. Gobernador Towner,
San Juan, p. r.
La Junta Local del Partido Union dc
II. R., expresa su profunda copdolehcia
Bpor perdida irreparable Presidente
Harding.
Baaifsta Miranda,
PPresidente Jpnta Local
y "Lares. agesto g., 1923.
Hon. G~obernador Tdwner, aaoi
San Juan n .i5aip
Habiendo sido convocado el comitj
local del partido Unionista CON motive
falleeimientO del ilustre Presidents
Harding, fue III rdo unanime expire
sar a listed ell sentimiento que dich,
infausta nueva ha producido en- nues
ira comunidad. Y solicitamos de ustet
haga llegar a la familia del Pr6ee,
tContinfs en- Ia pag. u.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-08

Sc ALQUILA un piso en- la calle Ge-
neral Contreras No. LOG. Con aqua su-
6ciente. Informaran en- los bajos.
b. A.. a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-08

"Ciales, agosto 3, 1923.
Hon. Gobernador Towner,
San Juan, P. R. Z
Junta Local ,U~nionista de GALES en-
session extraordinaria acord0 dirigirz
Sc a listed ~expresandole Ell hondo pei
sar de la misma y del partido en- es1
tie pueblo por la muerte del iIiistre
Presidente Harding.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-08
El pesame de la Isla

Continuation de In pag. 30.
nal de duelo, lamentando ~profunda-
mente sensible fallecimiento Presiden-
tie Harding.
Cesar NJ. Ortiz.
Comisionado de seryicio Pdblico.'
,"Guayamilla, agosto 3. 1923.
Hon. Gobernador Towner,
San Juan, T. r.
Noticia muerte Harding dolorosi
impression general. Banderas media
asia. omercio cerradp en- sefial duelo.
Isatas Rodrfgaes,
Alcalde..
"Bayam0n, agosto 3, 1923.
Hon. Gobernador TOwner,
San Juan, P. r.
En- nombre fuerza policfa insular
este distrito y del milo propio deseo
expresarle Ell pesar que sentimos por
la inesperada muerte de nuestro no.
nOrable Presidente Harding.
B~eTeteaga,
District Chief"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-08

SBUSCA listed LA MEJOR AGEN.
CHA FUNERARIA DE SAN JUAN?
Pues vease con don Ramon Fourier,
en- los altos del Edifcio de "Las Mon
jas Cristo % y medic. ALI obtendra
ell mejor servicio funerario y a precio
de situacion. Visitelo antes de orde-
mar Ell servicia que necesite. Telefo-
no 6S.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-08
.SECCION DE HOPELESS
PALACE

Plan R2sspas. Capacidad para $50
e~assleros.
n hotsl ideal para hOmbres Dc me-
sOciOs y turistas de experiencia.
Habitaci6n con baAo para l PsrsO-
a.. dssde S1.6O.
HabitAei6n con bAAs Parn. 2 porso-
Ass. dosde $500.
Restaurant Table d'Hots: Almusr-
~ s1.2s, Comida $1.sO y q Ia Carta.
Prscios m6dicOs.
CuaDds visits San Juan haGs del
PALACE 81 residences.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-08
Ponce, agosto 3, 1923.
Hon. Gobernador Towner,
San Juan, P. R.

Association empleados concrete es-
ia ciudad respetuosamente Y por. con-
ducto vuestro honor, desea expresRr a
la sonora Harding Y al gran pueblo
americana SUI sincere Y hondo pesar
de todos los miembros que la ~integran
por fallecimiento inesperado del Hon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-08
HOTEL MAILORCA

GALE DE TETUAN No. 8.
Este Hotel es unO de los mas fres-
cos , Ell mejOr situadO de la ciudad.
HabitaciOnes c6mOdas y bien venti-
ladas con su serviciO complete , exec
lentes comidas.
Sc admiten abOnadOs q precios de
~situacj6n.
TelefOnO No. 1874. TetuSn No. 8.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-08
Presidente, comite Local.

"Arecibo, agosto 1923
Hon. Gobernador Towner,
San Juan, P. R. y
Inesperada muerte del Presidepte
Harding, priva' a la Naci6n de sus
sinceros esfuerzos para unir a la HUI
manidad en- la supreme ambici6n de
paz y felicidad. Con la mas sentida
'condolencia.
Juan e. Pld."
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fraternal organizations of San An
tonic.
Unfortunately the following names
of speakers were omitted from the
program: Mrs. i. W. McAllis;er, ID.
). Davenport, Nat VI. Washer. u. A.
Hell, Godfrey Peterson and William
". Herring.
Those who are scheduled to speak
and discuss the merits of Forty-odd
examinations in rating" and "1G0
per cent VS.. 80 per cent Patriots
American Veterans" ere as follows /:
Norris Sheppard. Earle b. Mayfield,
Harry NJ. Wurzbach. John n. Gard
ncr, 7. II. Ridgeway. f. Guy Le-
Stourgeon, Judge w. $. Fly. Edward
". Smith. Augustus McCloskey, May
or John Tobin, Mrs. Sarah Fox, Mrs.
". +. McManus, Mrs. +. W. Her
ring. Jack II. Burke. Rev. NJ. s.
Garriga, Claude V. Birkhead and
Chaplain J. Stuart Pearce.
Music will be furnished by the
Breckenridge high school orchestra
under the direction of Miss Bessie
Lena Yates. The public is invited.
"SOme people seem TO have formed
the impression that this meeting is
intended for war veterans only,
which is erroneous William W..
Herring. commander of the local L.
5. W. V. camp said.
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ston J.. Houston. Jim Parker. Manor
Rogers. Philip GOettel. W. u. Hen
son, Henry. ". Leverette and James
Is. Keltner.
The council rooms were decorated
with Halloween decorations. At
s IL, Sublime Augustus Louis T..
Oeding called the audience to order
and welcomed the guests and mem
bers to which Paul Juergens of the
Austin Council responded. Mrs. L. Il.
Seay gave a playlet in the three acts
which kept the house convulsed with
Laughter and was highly appreciated
and complifnented. Mrs. Reginald f.
Brice gave a vocal solo. with Miss
Isabel Cahen accompanying. Miss
NADIA Henserling gave reading. Fol
lowing this the orchestra played for
dancing.
Refreshments consisting of nome
baked cakes and coffee were served.
Mesdames Reginald +. Brice, Mary
Mcconnell and Adie Reubel served
the cake and Norman Hayman pre-
pared and served the coffee. Charles
F. Anderson. =. Frank Flowers and
John Z. Harris constituted the ar
rangement committee. The next regu-
lar meeting will be on November l.
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FraternaI Order of Eagles

Following O lull of several months,
San Antonio Acrie No. 40, +. O. f..
has settled down to business and real
hard work for the coming months un-
Ill the warm weather sets in again,
and during this period expects to in
crease its membership by 200 members
at least. and as starter for this
goal. will initiate class OF - canli-
dates at its meeting Wednesday night
to be held at Eagles Hall.
The class will be known as the
paul Stffler" class IN horot OF Con-
missioner Paul Stefflor. vino for 20
years has been an active spirit in
Eagledom. The degrees will be CON
ferred by the following past presi-
dents who are scheduled 10 make al
dresses: Martin J. Araold, Marcus
W. Davis and c: VI. Chambers.
This will be a gala night for No.
40, and the scream of the eagle will
be heard for blocks away. \ number
of out of town Eagles will be IRE sent
and a splendid program has been ar
ranged for the entertainment "f the
members, visitors and candidates.
Secretary William r. Solter las
sent notices to all members to attend
this ceremony and as it is the first
active meeting since the anrie quit
holding meetings weekly (as they are
now doing). large membership is
expected 10 be present
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Pythian Sisters

Elsie Kersey. Maude Bowers and
Sonya Keller composed committee
from Friendship Temple No. =, that
visited Charlton Temple No. /. mt its
meeting Thursday afternoon. held at
the Pythian Castle Hall for the nur-
pose Of inviting their cooperation in
the drill work. thereby forming a
joint team of the two temples - take
part in drill and initiatory WORK, TO
be presented before the grand temple
session to be held in San Antonio
next May. ut the time of the grand
temple Pythian Sisters and grand
lodge Knights Of Pythias conventions
TO be held at the st. Anthsny Hotel.
Friendship Temple will hold IFS
regular. session Thursday afternoon 10
which visiting members are ingitel.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars

Sam Houston Post No. &c will have
large amount of business to trans
act at its meeting TO be held at
Redmcn Hall Friday night. includ-
ing the arrangements for the part the
post will take in the Armistice Day
parade with the American Legion
Monday. November II and for the
post entertainment TO be given that
night ct the Redmen Hall. &.
The post will participate at the
mass meeting TO be held under the
auspices of the United Spanish War
Veterans at the Breckenridge High
School, October 81. At the last meet
ing Of the post. a membership cam
paign was launched to close January
!. As an inducement to get men
who fought in foreign wars to join
the order. the regular initiation fee
has been waived. SO that all an appli-
cant has to do. is 10 pay six months
dues in advance. The next meeting
of the post will occur Friday night.
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BY JESSIE HENDERSON

Copyright. by The San Antonio Light
New York. Oct. sO.-Things happier
so fast in this town that occasionally
they overlap. As il it were not enough
to have the W. Il. ID. Stokes divorce
case. the Webb autopsy into the death
of the millionaire wife, and the re-
turn of he Rev. John Roach StratOn
all within a few days-along comes
the dramatic West Side fire which
pans out into both taxicab theft
and n holdup. That's tn way things
happen mere.
A three-alarm fire in q West Side
loft building was being quenched in
the early hours when taxicab, re-
CARELESS of fire hose and police lines
dashed furiously into the scene and
cut again.
Having scattered to let the cab pass,
the police gathered in pursuit. TIL
hoped into a car and fired at the
fleeing taxi, at last overtaking it and
arreSting its two joy-riding occu-
pants.
The Plot Moves.
But the night was get young. On
the way to the police station the
police and their prisoners were way
layed by an excited pedestrian who
said he had seen man with a re-
volver in his hand running down a
side street. Again the police gave
chase. They chared down three ST Gets
and into a doorway. where they came
at last upon young man without n
revolver, but with a revolver wound in
his arm. He was, : appears, the vic.
tim of nm ntfemptpd holdun While
the police chased the victim the gang
sters got away. an added touch be-
ing The fact that the wounded youth
didn't dare to halt when the police
first called and later fired because
he thought they were holdup men
themselves. 1t wasn't the police, how
ever. who had wounded him. but the
yeggs so there were no hard feelings
as the cops added the victim to the
nights roundup. taking him to the
hospital and the taxi JOY riders to
tho station.
Here they were confronted by an
infuriated taxi chauffeur who COM
planned that while he went to get
a bite of lunch the two joy-riders
pinched his cab. So the cops put
the riders in cells. the chauffeur in
his cab. and got back TO he fire
just as the asst spark was extinGuished.
1t takes n lot Of footwork, being q
New York policeman.
Speaking of TaXiS.
As taxis have figured largely in the
news of late Francis o. French. oldest
son of Amos Tuck French, cousin Of
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The Praetcrians

San Antonio Council No. C, held
its first open meeting of the fall and
winter season Thursday night at the
w. o W. Hall. SOD East Houston
street, with about 200 Of the mem
bers and friends present. including
twenty members from Austin Council
No. .. The members from Austin
were guests of the San Antonio Coun-
ell at n 6 O'Clock supper at the
Crockett Hotel. before the regular
meeting. Guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
lohnnie Seekatz, Mr.. and Mrs. Eric
Brydson, Mrs. Irene Felter, Mrs.
Rubie Gresham. Misses Gladys Ferisc,
Florence Hearn. Maude Sugar. Alien
{. Friedrich and Bertha FREDERICK
and Paul Juergens, George Keller, Al
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Odd FELLOWS

One application for membership an(
one application for reinstatement wa'
received by San Antonio Lodge No
IL at its meeting held Tuesday night
The attendance was unusually large
A committee composed of q. l.
Melliff, George L. Knauff. JOSEF!
Murray and c. l.. Whitley were ap
pointed to secure lecture by Harf!
Emmons of Dallas. grand representa-,
tive of the sovereign grand lodge o.
/. O. q. f.. on his visits in compan!
with Grand Sire Lucian j. Easto,
of st. Joseph. Mo-. TO the Ode Eel
lows lodges in June and July III
Switzerland. France. Germany, Hol'
land, Sweden and Norway.
The independent Order of Odd Eel
lows is n split off from the Odd Eel
low order founded in England many
Years ago, with a consequence there
are no /. O. O. +. lodges in England
or the British Isles.
No. IL expects soon to confer a
number of degrees. as there are eleven
candidates for the first degree; nine
for the second degree and one Tor the
third degree.
-Four candidates will be initiated
at the meeting Friday night of Bexar
Encampment.
Canton San Antonio No. p and
Fortress No. l. its auxiliary will hold
a joint supper ut the Odd felioWs
Hall Monday. October ~, after whleh
the lodges will enter separate monthly
sessions.
San Antonio Fireside No. !. Loyal
Sons. met in the /. o. q. +. Han
Wednesday night. and following the
business session devoted the remand,
or of the evening drilling the guard
team in sword drills.
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Brotherhood of American
YeOmen

San Antonio Homestead No. 30iS
held On interesting session Wednesday
night at which time thirteen applica-
tons for membership and one trans
fer card was received and acted upon.
This number of applicants for mem
bership was secured by J. l.. Allison,
the new district manager for San
Antonio and vicinity.
Captain Gay is getting the team
in shape for the exhibition drill to be
staged at the St Anthony Hotel. No
vember 90. at the Texas Fraternal
Congress convention to be held here
November 20 and II.
Wednesday night the Homestead
will give an entertainment which will
be followed by social hour and dane
ing.
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Travellers Protective
Association

The second quarterly meeting of
the board of directors Of the Texas
Division T. i. A., will be held in
Fort Worth Friday and Saturday. at
which time Post J, of Fort Worth.
will act as host TO the visiting
knights of the grip. Several San
Antonians viii attend these sessions.
including ID. II. Bourland, president
Of the Texas Division.
The membership campaign launched
recently by Post ID, for building its
present membership up TO the 1000
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ancient Order of Hibeynians

A number of social meetings are
'anned to be given by Division No.
\. O. H., during the winter months.
csc meetings to be held on the third
etlnesday evenings Of each month
t Red Mems Hall, 112 II Soledad
rect.
The first meeting will be held
Wednesday night, when members are
requested to bring their wives, sweet
hearts and friends. The ladies auxil-
larry will supply an interesting pro-
grain of vocal and instrumental music
which will be followed by dancing.
Chile con carne and coffee will be
served.
Dr. A. J. Morrisey is president
and Patrick f. O'Hara, secretary of
this live organization.
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Woodmen of the World

San Antonio Camp No. 800, W
o. W.. instead of holding its regular
meeting at the W. O. W. Hall Wed
nesday night. conducted lodge meet
ing in the assembly hall at the W
q. W. Hospital. at which 80 Sar
Antonio Woodlnen and 60 hospital
patients attended.
The full initiatoTy work was gwen
one candidate, the team work being
,.:ecuted by the team of Mexico Camp,
a local Spanish camp Of w. o. W.
Most of the patients had not attended
a lodge meeting in many weeks. so
the novelty of watching the Protec-
ton degree nut on in full form, was
highly appreciated By these WoOdmen
patients. many of whom are hundreds
of miles away from their own camps.
their homes and loved ones, being in
San Antonio for the purpose of re-
gaining their health.
The meeting was in direct charge
Of Thomas W. Massey and A. A:
Zizik. consul commander and clerk OF
San Antonio camp.
Sam Houston Camp No. %. W. @.
W, will have n large class. OF candl-
dates Tor 1nlUalVn IHurSud! HiSht'
the result of the activity Of those
interested in the "Mathier" member
ship drive.
The patients at the W. o. W. Hos
pital, through the columns of The
San Antonio Light Fraternal Page,
wish to express their thanks and APP
probation to the W. O. W. camps
and groves Of the Woodmen Circle
that have taken such an interest in
r~oviding entertainment, flowers.
books. magazines, card tables and
the many dainties that have supplied
them during the last five weeks.
To the women OF Myrtle No. l.
and Olive-Magnolia groves OF the
Woodmen Circle is given much credit
for the many flowers. potted plants
and visits to the hospital and to Sam
Houston and San Antonio camps and
Alamo Temple No. /. Order of Wood
chucks, for having furnished outdoor
entertainments and a concert by the
Kelly Field band.
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Loyal Americans

San Antonio Assembly No. IS held
a very interesting session in the small
W. o. W. Hall Wednesday night, at
which time the remaining officers for
the coming year We're elected, which
offices were left open at the regular
election held at a previous meeting
Those elected were Joseph J.. Nugent,
vice president; Miss Georgia North.
orderly and Mrs. Bama Jean. guard.
Eleven applications for membership
were received and halloted upon and
one candidate initiated. Gus L.
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United Spanish War
Veterans

There was a splendid attendance
at the meeting of Eugene J. Herman
dez Camp No. /, held ut the Py-
THAN Castle Hall, Tuesday night.
Final details were completed for the
public mass meeting to be held by
all ] al war veteran organizations
and their auxilaries at Breckenridge
high school Wednesday night, October
81.
The 10000 dodgers printed by the
boys at the Base Hospital announcing
the event were distributed throughout
the city by comrades and among the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-21
Woman's Benefit
Association

At the meeting OF Alamo Review
No. % Monday afternoon. plans will
be completed for n Halloween dance
and entertainment TO be given Monday
evening October 30, at the w. o..
W. Hall.
An attractive program featuring
Halloween games, plays and other
forms of amusemcnts followed by n
dance. will furnish a good time for
everybody.
4 full attendance is urged at the
meeting as other matters of import
ance will be discussed. Refreshments
will be served at conclusion of bust
ness session.
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improved Order of Red Men

Natchez Tribe No. . held an in
terestng session at the wigwam.
112 IL Soledad street Thursday
night. At pow-wow around the
council fire. it was decided TO go
after bunch of "paleface scalps" or
in other words, to start a campaign
for new members and line M former
Redmen for reinstatement into the
order.
Following O. report from "scouts"
sent out from the forest. that there
were n large number of former tribes
men in this jurisdiction who had
pulled away from the tribe, a special
effort is to be made to get these
truant chiefs back again to mingle
with their brothers around the council
fires
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-21

Dulling, Miss Tusneda Brown. Miss
Georgia North. John Il. Hankla and
W. n. Jean were appointed on the
entertainment committee and in
structed TO arrange for the entertain
ment of T.. J. Dunn of Chicago.
supreme president of the order. Who
will pay an official visit to thc as-
sembly at San Antonio in November,
at which time a public installation of
the newly elected officers will BE
held.
The next meeting will be held Ne.
vembcr 8. in the large W. o. w. Hall
where all meetings will be held here
after.
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Lady Order of Owls

San Antonio Nest No. 1914 trans
'cted a large amount of business at
IS meeting Friday afternoon held in
.he small W. o. W. Hall. at which
time Secretary Elizabeth +. Mocket
ave an interesting report on the
Orphans and Widows Home.
President Tirzah Ware appointed
IRIS. Ellen E. Mills press correspond
ont. 1t was announced that a bunco
Narty to which all members and
friends are invited will be given at
he hall, Friday afternoon, October
p6
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Degree of Pocahontas

Minnehaha Council No. I. auxiliary
to the Red Men received four appli-
cations for adoption at its meeting
held Friday night at the Redmen
Hall. 1t is planned to give an oyster
supper, November =, to which the
chiefs and "paleface" friends viii be
invited.
The following committee was ap.
pointed to have the affair in charge
Mary Crowley, Annie Naylor. Eugcnia
Brockmann and Sam Harris. The
supper will follow short business
session which is scheduled to start at
Z o'clock.
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Hectic Days in Lii Ol'N' York
Things Happen So Fast That Occasionally They
Overlap.

the Vanderbilts' nephew Of Lady
Cheylesmore, and member of the Har
ward and KnickerbOcker clubs, is now
n care-free taxi-chauffeur. Mr..
French tried for a long time to get
job in a bank or something like
that and when funds got low he
grasLed the thing nearest at hand,
which happened to be a taxi steer
ing wheel. lie ought to know now to
run the thing all right, having driven
his own imported cars till financial
clouds darkened his SKY. He is an
awfully polite and careful driver. He
skins around the Avenue without the
flicker of an eyelash as he halts near
one of his fashionable clubs to await
the traffic officers signal or pick up
fare. Tips? Sure he takes 'em.
He's a chauffeur, isn't he?
Two distinguished visitors came to
our shores. Eleanor Duse, who set a
worlds record for women and actors
by arriving too "agitated to say any
thing" and not saying it. and David
Lamar. the wolf of Wall Street"
who came back from Mexico in the
company of secret service hrn and
probably had a lot TO say but got no
chance to say it before the prison
doors in Coldwell. n. j., closed behind
him.
Over in Long Island, and in broad
daylight they are getting spirit mes
sages" through the mediumship of the
Rev. Mrs. Joel X. Stewart of Clcve-
land. You put fresh flowers between
cards and Mrs. Stewart stands quite
distance away md you get n mes
sage in pink or violet writing from
William James or Julius Caesar.
Whether the variety of posy has any
thing to do with the variety of per-
son from whom YOU hear is not ex-
planned. We have a deceased COUSIN
who might send us vigorous message
il we put golden rod between cards
but then he suffered from hay fever.
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VETERANS OF

Sam Houston Post Nd
&c meets second AMI
fourth Friday night
Red Mems hall. ll2i|
Soledad st. G. StrombeT|
ger. Commander. Phon|
CIR. 1921. c. l.. solomon
Adjutant. 1925 W. Mul
berry st. Phone Wood
lawn 1887.
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mark is meeting with marked success.
With large force of members organ
lied into miniature army. with
general, two colonies and ten cap
tains. effective work is being accom-
v'ished by. this organization in lining
p. members. with Post ID.