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ADVERTISEMENT
Dandruffy Heads
Become Hairless

If you want plenty Of thick, beau
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. by morning, most if not all, OF
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MALLY WILL ADDRESS
FARMERS AT SAVERS

The Importance Of farmers of Bexar
County ordering certified cotton seed
at once, will be taken up at a meet
ing of farmers at Sayers. Friday night.
The meeting will be held in the Sayers
school house.
Fred W. Mally, secretary OF the az
ricultural department OF the Chamber
of Commerce, will address the farmers
on the importance Of the cotton in
dustry in Bexar County.
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3 OCIE1Y

marriage of her daughter. Willetta
Mae to DIR. Willard +. Hickernell,
Tuesday, the twenty-ninth of Deem
Der, San Antonio, Tex. At home,
212 New Miller Apartments, Kinks
vile, Missouri.
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Mrs. W. c. Silliman will entertain
at l o'clock Saturday with luncheon
in the San Antonio Country Club in
honor of Miss Ruth Mcfarland. Il
popular bride-elect of the month. The
guests will include only the members
of the bridal party and several init
mate friends Of the honor guest.
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DIR. and Mrs. S. +. Hayes will en-
terrain with dinner dance Saturday
evening in tho Alamo Country Club.
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NO ROCKNE SCHOOL,

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. S.--R)-
Knute Rockne, Notre Dame University
football coach, will not be able 10
hold a football coaching school here
this summer. Jack Meagher, athletic
director of st. Edwards University,
has been advised.
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YERSUYIUS ACTIVE

NAPLES, Jan. S.--Cp)-The erup
ton of Mount vesuvius. which began
with violence Wednesday, is continu-
ing. The internal rumblings. how
ever, are constantly diminishing in
force. indicating a speedy termination
of the phenomenon.
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NAVY YARD NEEDS
MANY CRAFTSMEN

Craftsmen Of all kinds can obtain
employment in the New York Navy
Yard working on designs for several
ships which soon will be constructed.
according to II. NJ. Luckenbach, local
civil service secretary. Increased rates
of pay ranging from s. TO $40 per
day have been announced for this
service.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Saturday-Mrs. w. c. Sill
man entertains at 1 o'clock with I
a luncheon in the San Antonio I
Country Club. Mrs. w. z.
; Fitch will entertain from 4 to g 4
o'clock with tea. DIR. and Mrs.
8. Z. Hayes entertain with a 4
dinner in the Alamo Country
, Club. The official chaperone and Z
the sponsors compliment the deb
. utaates at S:15 o'clock with a :
. dinner dance in the San Antonio :
Country Club.
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The impressive ceremony uniting in
marriage William Fred Watson Jr. of
New Bedford, Mass, and Miss Anita
Fries, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Fries, took place Thursday night at Z
o'clock in the home OF the brides par
ents, with the Rev. p. Il. Hill officiat-
ing.
Prior TO the ceremony. Miss Lucille
Kroeger sang the wedding song, &C
companied by Miss Meta Hertwig at
the piano, who also played the selec-
tons from Lohengrin for the process
sional.
Miss Elise Kohler, maid of honor,
preceded the bride. who entered with
her father and met the bridegroom
and his best man, Fred Fries, before
the improvised altar.
The bride was attired in a grey
georgette frock banded with fur and
trimmed with beaded panels. She wore
a rose felt hat and carried white roses
showered with lilies Of the valley. Miss
Kohler wore peach tucked georgette,
lace trimmed, and carried an arm bou-
quet of pink Columbia roses.
Misses Hertha Issleib and Elsie
Becker served cake. Mrs. II. +. George
presided at the coffee service. Miss
Mary Kate Wipff served punch.
Later in the evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson departed for a trip in the east
pnd will be at home in New Brad
ford, Mass. Mrs. Watson wore a MA
room velvet ensemble suit trimmed with
grey fur and a maroon felt hat. Her
dress was of grey faile and she car
ried accessories Of grey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Drought, Off
cial chaperones, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Denman, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Stoves, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Vaughan, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Seeligson and
DIR. and Mrs. Oscar Hunt Judkins,
sponsors. will entertain the seasons
debutantes with a dinner dance at
S:15 o'clock Saturday night in the
San Antonio Country Club.
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Mrs. ". T.. Fitch viii entertain
with a tea Saturday afternoon from
TO 9 o'clock in her home compli-
menting Mrs. Edward Oliphant Fitch.
recent arrival in the city, and Miss
Ruth Mcfarland.
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Lieutenant Charles Mckenzie Rob
inson. adjutant and operations off
GER ~ the Third Attack Group, Kelly
Field. left San Antonio Friday morn
ing for Grand Rapids, Mich, where
he will be married Tuesday evening
10 Anne Kelsey McRae. daughter Of
bfr. and Mrs. Charles Burt Kelsey.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Robinson will
pc at home in San Antonio about
Januar. 10, after trip to Chicago.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Onslow S.
Rolfe and daughter. are the guests
for the winter Of their parents,
Colonel and Mrs. Robert Fl. Rolfe.
Lieutenant Rolfe, who is TO be sta
toned in Fort Slocum, n. Y, gradual
I'd from Main Avenue High School
prior to his entry into West Point.
During the World War he served over
seas in the Seventh Infantry and
ars Distinguished Service Cross
for gallantry in the battle of the
Marine.
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The following announcements have
been received:
Mrs. W. i. Clarke announced the
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BOARD MAY SET DATE
TO LAY CORNERSTONE

After several weeks delay, it is
hoped TO set the date for the laying of
the cornerstone for the White Me-
mortal Museum in Breckenridge Park.
at q meeting Of the museum board of
control next Friday, Miss Ellen ID.
Schulz, director recently appointed by
the board. announced Monday.
Plans for furnishing the museum
also will be made. Those expected 20
attend are Commissioner Of Parks Ray
Lambert and representatives Of the
san Antonio Conservation Society, the
Art League, Museum Association and
Scientific Society. As director, Miss
Schulz will attend every meeting Of the
museum board.
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HIGHLAND PARK
CHURCHHO
R { Wv AL
Business Mems Flying
Squadron" Members
to Speak.

Revival services under the auspice:
of the "Flying Squadron group OF
business men of the First Presbyterian
church. began at the Highland Park
Presbyterian church, Hammond ave-
nue. and Gevers street, Sunday.
DR.. G. B. Strickler, pastor, preached
the morning sermon, while Sunny
Blevins. a member of the squad
ron," spoke on From the Stage
to the Pulpit" at the evening service.
Douglas King will speak on "What
Christ Means to Grain Broker"
Monday night; Judge W. S. Fly on
what Christ Means to Me as a
Judge" Tuesday night; and Hugh
Robertson will discuss What Christ
Means TO Ne as a Lawyer" Wednes-
day night.
One thousand or more people are ex
pected to attend the en-of-the-church
convention at the First Presbyterian
church February % and &c. according
to DR.. P. B. Hill. pastor. Committees
have started plans 10 entertain the
delegates, 500 Of which are expected
from other cities. DR.. Hill said.
Members Of the Woman's Mission
airy society conducted the evening SER
vice at the Mckinley Avenue Method
list church Sunday. Devotional e1er-
cises were conducted by DIR. ]. NJ.
Perry. pastor. Other talks and a
musical program were given by the
women.
More than 200 already have enrolled
for the training to be given in the
Standard Training school at the Travis
Park Methodist church January "a to
%. according 10 Mrs. A. A. Barber,
chairman of the enrolment commit
tee.
Dr. D. f. Hawk. presiding elder of
the San Antonio district, will preside
at the first quarterly conference at
the Mckinley Avenue Methodist
church Wednesday night. He had
charge Of the conference at the Alamo
Methodist church Sunday.
The Rev. Edgar Hubbard, pastor of
the Denver Boulevard Presbyterian
church. left Monday for Fort Worth.
He will attend the meeting of the exec
utive committee of the Synod Of Texas
Tuesday. Plans for raising the church
budget will be made.
Luther Barnard. formerly OF Fort
Bayard. n. NJ. has been employed
as director of the Army Y. VI. c. A.
here, succeeding H. z. Cunningham
who was transferred to Panama. I,
DR.. W. J. L. Clark. representative
of the National Council of the Episco-
pal church, will conduct a mission at
Christ Episcopal church here February
3 to IA, according to the Rev. L. B.
Richards. rector.
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IAuNertIstMtHLJ
Combing Won't Rid
Hair of Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid of
dandruff is to dissolve it, then you
destroy it entirely. To do this, get
about four ounces Of ordinary liquid
arvon; apply it at night when re-
firing; use enough to moisten the
scalp and rub it in gently with the
finger tips.
Do this tonight, and by morning
most if not all. Of your dandruff will
be gone and two or three more ap-
plications will completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single sign
and trace Of il, no matter how much
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You will find. too, that all itching
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once. and your hair will be fluffy,
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You can get liquid arvon at any
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MRS. |. JOSEPH
To ADDRESS
SOROS|S
Club Will Hear Discussion
of International Rela-
lions Tuesday.

The Sorosis Club will meet at 3
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon at the
homo of Mrs. J.. B. Stoner. 1012 Kay
Ton avenue. Mrs. Lee Joseph will be
the guest Of honor and will speak on
International Relations.
The program 10 be presented has
been arranged by the civic committee,
composed of Mrs. Harry Leap, Mrs.
p. c. Blank and Mrs. Stoner.
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Mrs. Byron s. EastDurn will enter
tain the members of the Entire Nous
Club at 3 O'Clock Wednesday in her
home in 1045 West Craig Place. a
special musical program has been ar
ranged by Mrs. Carlos Griesenbeck.
Plans for the clubs annual dinner will
be discussed.
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Mrs. r. +. Saunders will entertain
with a bunco party at 80 o'clock
Wednesday in her home in SOS East
Mitchell Street for the benefit of the
Parent Teacher Association of the Riv-
erside School.
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The Girls Friendly Society of st.
Marks Church will meet at q 10
O'Clock Tuesday in the parish house
TO entertain the council delegates and
members Of other local branches of
the society at dinner. The national
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TRANSFER TELEGRAPH
SUIT To i. S. COURT

Suit Of c. G. Fehrenbach vs.. the
Western Union Telegraph company for
alleged damages in the sum Of $500
were transferred TO United States Dis
trict Court Monday following IN or
der of removal issued by Judge c. X.
Quin, special judge in Forty-fifth dis
trict.
Fehrenbach alleges in his petition
that the telegraph company delayed a
telegram 10 him IS days. The tcle.
gram originated in San Antonio and
was filed October u, the petition al
leges. 1t was sent him in Lockhart
b. his mother, Mrs. Bertha Fehren-
bach, the petition states.
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ADVERTISEMENT
LOUISIANA man
ENDING TWENTY
YEARS TROUBLES
First Dose of Plant Juice
Seemed to Be What Stom-
ach Was Crying For"
Says Cedar Grove
Man.

"Well sir, my first dose of Plant
Juice seemed to be just what my
stomach was crying for. declared w.
l.. Carnes, well known resident of
Cedar Grove, La, in his enthusiast
tic praise of the great herbal medi-
cine, the other day, which so many
San Antonio men and women are
purchasing at the Sommers drug
stores and getting their health and
strength back again.
II secured a bottle Of Plant Juice
not long ago, as / wanted TO test
this medicine for stomach trouble
from which ] had suffered for TWEEN
ty years." said Mr.. Carnes. 81
didn't see how it could help me, as
| had spent hundreds Of dollars on
most every kind Of medicine and
treatment without getting any relief,
but / determined TO try it anyway.
Il tell you ] had just about as
bad case Of stomach trouble as n
man could have. and had gotten so
thin and weak that I couldn't work.
/ just felt 50 bad all the time that ]
had about given up all hope Of ever
being we'll again.
We'll sic. as ] said. Plant Juice
turned out TO be just what i needed.
and ] improved right along from the
very first dose. ] have taken about
four bottles now and can eat what
ever want and never have the
slightest distress afterwards. At the
rate I'm gaining my strength and
energy back now ought 10 be in
tip-t0p shape in just few more
days, and believe me. I'm thankful
to Plant Juice for it. It's some
Plant Juice is sold in San An
tonic by all Of the Sommers drug
stores, and is sold by all druggists
everywhere.
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CLUB CALENDAR.

: Tuesday-The board of direc- :
; tors of the Battle of Flowers .
. Association meets at 10 o'clock :
; in the Menger Hotel. The Coun- :
; ell of Catholic Women meets at :
; 12:15 o'clock in the Mcnger !
) Hotel. The Phoenix Club meets !
; at 5 80 o'clock in the Menger .
, Hotel. The Sorosis Club meets !
at 3 o'clock in 1912 Kayton ave- I
nue.. The Tuesday Musical Club ::
meets at 3 O'Clock in 521 West I
Euclid avenue. 1
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in Sore Throat
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pughly. Repeat in two hours If
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Be sure you use only the genuine
Bayer Aspirin, marked with the
Bayer Cross, which can be had in
tin boxes of twelve tablets for few
cents.
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81 SOCIETY

D., Lieutenant Pembroke A. Brawner,
First Infantry, and Mrs. Mabel III.
Swisher of San Antonio, were mar.
ried at the Post Chapel last We'd
nesday night.
Chaplain p. F. Coholan performed
the ceremony before a large gather
ing of officers and women of the
First Infantry, the men of Company
M" and n number of friends from
San Antonio.
Mrs. ]. L. Dewitt presided at the
organ and accompanied Lieutenant
Alvin X. Robertson in two vocal selec-
tons. AT Dawning" and "Oh Prom
Use Me- The bride entered on the
arm of Major r. NJ. Burlington and
was met at the alter by Mrs. r. NJ.
| Burlington. The ushers. Lieutenants
V. /. Nash. x. B. Hyleman, L. Q.
Williams. +. II. Harrison, W. W.
Lloyd and II. G. Thomas preceded the
bridal party from the altar and formed
the arch of sabres.
Following the ceremony the wedding
party was escorted to the Officers
Club. the bride and bridegroom seated
on the thrones mounted on machine
gun carts. The procession was headed
by the First Infantry field music,
followed by the master of ceremonies,
Lieutenant j. NJ. Smith mounted on
the famous white mule of company
M The ushers brought up the
rear astride the water wagon.
The bride is well known in San
Antonio having resided here for a
number of years.
The bridegroom is in command of
Company M" Infantry. He recently
was ordered to the Philippines for
duty.
The bride and groom will remain in
San Antonio for few days and then
will depart for San Francisco. where
they will sail for the islands the lat
ter part of the month.
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Major and Mrs. W. T. Weissinger
were complimented with tea Sun
day afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock by
Lieutenant and Mrs. T. Sapia Bosch
in their quarters, 200 .Pershing ave
nue.. Argonne Heights, Fort Sam
Houston.
Mrs. Sapia-Bosch, Mrs. Weissiager
and Mrs. A. Carbonell received the
guests. In the dining room, the tea
table was adorned with mass of
ferns surrounded by orange and white
tapers in silver candlesticks. Mrs. A.
Carbonell served at the coffee service
and Miss Marguerite Blanco, assisted
by Miss Mary Ruth Blalco. poured
tea.
About 40 guests called during the
afternoon.
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General and Mrs. Ernest L. Kinds
will entertain fourteen guests at din
ner Wednesday evening in their home
in a Fort Sam Houston in a farewell
compliment to Major and Mrs. w. 7.
Weissinger who will soon leave for the
Philippine Islands.
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Mr.. aad Mrs. Ewald Praeger an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Estelle, to Lieutenant Melvin Il.
Means, medical corps, United States
Army, the wedding having taken
place January 10, 1926.
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Mrs. Arthur Chandler of East
Orange, n. j., and Miss Nellie Chand-
Ter Of Woodstock, Conn. have ar
rived for their annual visit in the
Chandler home in French place. They |
will remain in the city until summe--.
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Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. c. F.
Martin entertained from 4 to 6 o'clock |
Sunday afternoon with tea honoring
their guest, Miss Clara Barclay Of |
New York City. Miss Barclay made
her debut in New York this season
and will spend only few weeks with
her friends in Fort Sam Houston.
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SENATE SEEKS LIGHT
ON US. RECOGNITION
OF GALES REGIME
BY Universal Service.

MEXICO CITY, Jan. Senator
LaFollette's demand in the Senate
for light on the agreement with Mex
leo has created a favorable impress
sion in many Mexican circles. Out
side of high officials the Mexican
public is also in the dark about the
exact conditions which preceded recog-
milton by the United States.
The standing committee of Con-
gress is expected to make an effort to-
day TO have the foreign minister ac-
quaint them with the facts.
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RAIL
OFFICIALS VISIT S.A,

w. w. Richardson, general passen-
ger agent, and Ben Daily, general
freight agent OF the Pennsylvania rail
road. arrived in San Antonio Monday.
They came to surrey business condi-
lions here in the interest OF their rail
road
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field secretary from New York viii
speak. All members are urged TO at
tend.
The Tuesday Musical Club will meet
at 5 o'clock Tuesday in the home OF
Mrs. Eli Hertzberg. A program, in
charge of Miss Dorothy Richter, will
be presented by the student depart
ment of the club.
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The Forum Round Table of the
Woman's Club will meet in luncheon
session at IL o'clock Tuesday with
Mrs. W. d. McCarty and Mrs. Ralph
Jackson as hostesses.
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The Barnard f. Bee Chapter. Unit
ed Daughters of the Confederacy, will
entertain the veterans and chapter
members with a party at 3 30 o'clock
Tuesday in the Army Y. NJ. c. A. OBJ
serving the birthday anniversaries of
Robert Z. Lee and Stonewall Jackson.
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The Phoenix Club will meet in regu-
lar session at 80 O'Clock Tuesday in
the Menger Hotel. Mrs. George Hop
per, Mrs. ]. c. Thurman and Mrs.
Eva Morris will have charge of the
program.
The Literary department Of tbs
Woman's Club will meet at 3 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon in the clubhouse.
DR.. Ephraim Frisch will make an adj
dress upon "Hebraic Literature and
Its Influence" Musical numbers on
the program will be as follows piano.
logue, Mrs. James Graham: violin
solo. Mrs. I. NJ. Wheat; song, Mrs.
Rose Bernard.
Hostesses for the afternoon will be
bic group, Mrs. 7. NJ. Wheat, chair
man.
A benefit card and bunco party viii
be given in the X. c. Hall at S o'clock
evening by the Catholic
Daughters Of America.
~ ~ ~
The Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club will meet in regular din
ner session at 6 80 o'clock Tuesday
in the Menger hotel.
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The Chow Chow fraternity will
meet at Z 80 O'Clock Tuesday in regu-
lar session in 800 West Mistletoe ave-
nue..
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The board of directors Of the Battle
Of Flowers association will meet at
10 O'Clock Tuesday morning in the
Menger hotel
The ladies of 81. Gerard's church
will entertain with benefit card and
bunco party at 5 o'clock Tuesday in
the auditorium, corner Covers and
Iowa streets.
The Council Of Catholic Women will
meet in luncheon and business session
at u 10 o'clock Tuesday in the Men
ger hotel. During the business ses-
sion the annual election Of officers
will be held.
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Mrs. NJ. 7. Zcller will entertain
with a nah jong tea Wednesday in
the Band Box tea room. The guests
will number 20.
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Mrs. Alan Lockhart Campbell and
daughter, Marion, who have been the
guests Of her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
6. W. johnson. will return 10 her
home in Fort Sill, Oklahoma, Satur-
day.