The San Francisco Daily
Monday August 7, 1919 By: Anna Davidson
OUR BOYS ARE COMING HOME!
As you may already know, the war is over! Many of our troops have already returned, but the rest are on their way. Even the Mayor's grandson will be home. There will be a celebration for all those who served on Saturday, August 15 from 5 to 8. Food will be provided by the Ladies Club.
Another Victory!
Our Seals won another game, this time against the Tigers! With a score of 4-3, it offered great entertainment. Pitcher Bobby White said before the game," We've never beat them before, but with the way we've been playing latley, we at least have a chance."
A New Shopping Stop!
On Main Street a new clothing store opened up. The store, Praugers, offers everything from dresses to shoes for good prices. Owner Mike Praugers says,'' Our family owened store will be a wonderful addition to the downtown area."
Coming Soon!
The Varietals will arriving next Monday at The Grand Theater. All tickets will be $2.75 at the door. Come for an evening of laughter.
Female Reporter Flies!
The famous opera singer, the Great Tetrazzini, was scheduled to fly over San Francisco with the lengendary pilot, Eddie Hubbard yesterday. But when her manager insisted that the air was too cold for her throat, someone else had to fly. From out of the crowd The Chronicle's reporter Hattie Brooks was picked. She soared over the city and managed to survive some of Hubbard's tricks. Later she commented that while she was flying she lost her notepad with her notes for the story. But you could say that with this kind of story she will take off!