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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1917

Page

7

Heated San Antonio ministerial meeting splits over neutrality

At a San Antonio Ministerial Union gathering the ministers failed to pass a resolution urging the president to keep the United States neutral. Strongly worded pacifist and pro war motions sparked protests. a split was avoided when no action was taken. Seventeen ministers attended from as many churches.

San Antonio United States Hugh McLellan Central Christian Church Washington McLellan J. M. Yodd McStravick

American officials put on wart rations in London embassy scene

Walter Hines Page, American ambassador to Great Britain, and other Americans in London adopt war rations. Dinners are limited to three simple courses. Consul Skinner considers using his tennis court as a potato patch. Rev J H Todd struggles to control debate and must table the resolution. Ministers say actions on the crisis will be taken individually, not by the group.

Walter Hines Page Great Britain London Skinner J. H. Todd San Antonio

Greek cafe owner attacked on Lafitte and Narp Streets

Andrew Andrews, a Greek cafe owner from 618 East Commerce Street, was assaulted at 9 30 Monday night by two Mexicans at Lafitte and Narp Streets. He suffered deep knife wounds to the head face and body and was taken to Green Memorial Hospital in serious condition. He fought back before being felled and remained unconscious Tuesday morning. An operation was reported possible to save his life.

Andrew Andrews Lafitte Narp Andrews Green Memorial Hospital East Commerce Street

Ferguson signs reporters pay bill for Bexar County

Governor Ferguson signed a bill regulating court reporters salaries in Bexar County. The measure raises the current pay for county court reporters and becomes law in Texas.

Austin Tex Ferguson Bexar County

Red Cross Loyalty Day Drives Membership in San Antonio

Red Cross volunteers urged memberships during Loyalty Day activities at the Gunter Hotel and across downtown San Antonio. August A. Herff joined as a life member of 100 dollars, receiving two Red Cross flags for his window while displays at Joske, Wolff and Marx, and several other stores highlighted the campaign.

Red Cross American Red Cross San Antonio Gunter Hotel Malone Duggan H. B. Vodiie Red Cross Circle Highland Park A. L. Matlock Alamo Plaza Fort Sam Houston A. Herff East Houston Street Herff Wolfson’s T. N. Devine Daughters of the American Revolution Joske Brothers Company Wolff and Marx Company Saul Wolfson Dry Goods Company Emil Blum Company

Miss Wilson to Aid Red Cross in South Concerts

Miss Margaret Wilson travels from Washington to New York to organize a concert series in the South. Proceeds will support American Red Cross relief work for the army and navy.

Miss Wilson Red Cross Washington, D. C Margaret Wilson New York South American Red Cross Army Navy

Obituary Vincent P. Kenney 31 San Antonio native dies at home

Vincent P. Kenney of San Antonio age 31 died Sunday night at his apartment 521 East Quincy Street. A Cleveland native, he lived in San Antonio 11 years and is survived by his widow Mrs Jesse Lee Kenney a daughter Dorothy his parents Mr and Mrs P T Kenney of Cleveland three brothers William Frank Albert Kenney and two sisters Mrs J C Hageman and Miss Agnes. Funeral from St Mary's Church with interment in St Mary's Cemetery. funeral hour pending relatives arriving from Cleveland.

Vincent P. Kenney Quincy Street Cleveland San Antonio Jesse Lee Kenney Dorothy P. T. Kenney William Frank Albert Kenney J. C. Hageman Agnes St. Mary's Church St. Mary’s Cemetery

Hearing Postponed on Jitney Injunction in Seventy Third Court

The jitney injunction hearing in Seventy third district court was postponed to Friday at 9 30 am. Judge Sluder granted the delay at the jitney drivers lawyers’ request while city attorneys prepared for trial. City attorney Gillette questions the ordinance's legality but will push to sustain it and dissolve the injunction.

Seventy-third District Court Sluder Gillette

R L Betterton Dies at 54 in San Antonio

R L Betterton aged 54 died at 6 am Tuesday in a local hospital. A native of Piqua Ohio he had lived in San Antonio for years. Survived by widow a daughter Agnes two brothers Phillip Betterton of San Antonio and Raymond Betterton of Columbus Ohio. Funeral at 10 am Wednesday from Pearce Robinson Funeral Chapel under Bexar Camp No 1234 WWA with interment in Cemetery No 3.

R. L. Betterton Piqua Ohio San Antonio Agnes Phillip Betterton Raymond Betterton Columbus Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Company Bexar Camp

Mrs. L. W. Gillette Dies at 28 in San Antonio

Mrs. L W Gillette aged 28 died at 5 o'clock Tuesday morning at 110 Ada Street. A Minnesota native, she had lived in San Antonio three years. Survived by husband, a daughter, and parents Mr and Mrs Rufus Henderson of Little Falls Minnesota. Body to be sent by Shelly Loring Undertaking to Little Falls for burial.

L. W. Gillette Ada Street

Intelligent Seaworm Builds Sand Tube Rampart

The Washington Star reports a tiny four millimeter seaworm constructs a cemented sand tube with a hanging lip and two tentacles. It gathers sand grains, cements them, tests walls, and fills breaches, suggesting some form of mentality in this ocean creature. A Trinidad sugar planter unveils a new base made from sugar cane refuse and bamboo fiber.

Washington Star Trinidad

Fire at San Antonio Drug Co. lab injures three firefighters

A nitric acid leak from an overturned canopy at the San Antonio Drug Company's lab on East Crockett Street caused a small blaze at 7:25 PM Monday. Firefighters J. E. Dowdy M. E. Butler and M. Sainz suffered minor acid fumes, treated at Central Fire station. Night watchman Rudolph Ahr discovered the fire. damage estimated in the hundreds, insured.

San Antonio Drug Company East Crockett Street J. E. Dowdy M. E. Butler M. Sainz Luter Central Fire Station Rudolph Ahr

Lemon Lotion for a Fairer Complexion

A home lemon lotion is prepared by straining juice from two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint. The mixture, kept in a bottle, is massaged into the face neck and hands daily to brighten skin and soften lines. It bleaches freckles sallowness and tan using lemon juice and becomes a fragrant cosmetic with months of shelf life.

Hawaii Native Population Dwindling Says Judge on Beach

Judge B. Stuart in Hawaii warns that native Hawaiians may become extinct, noting a drop from about 300000 during Kamehameha I’s era to under 26000 pure natives today. He cites land transfers to foreigners and sugar plantations as factors, praises Hawaiians' character, and mentions Liliuokalani receiving a 12000 year pension while still revered.

Kamehametame Hawaii B. Stuart Americ United States Mexico

Baltimore women plan animal cemetery for pets

Mrs. Anne V. McKim leads a Baltimore group forming an animal cemetery after the death of her terrier Cupid. The plan calls for an acre initial plot near Annapolis Short Line, fenced grounds, memorial entrance for Cupid, and separate plots for sale with a nominal fee. Towson pet burials by Mrs. Ford inspire the project and memorials for Sam and Kit may be erected.

Cupid Baltimore Sun Anne V. McKim Croneleigh Mary Brown York Road W. W. Ford Golith McKim Ford Sam Kit Towson

Insist on Gold Metal Rubler boos ing

Government use noted with Post Lor. Co. C. M. Cain named manager in charge of advertising matters.

Post Lor. Co C. M. Cain Mgr Adyv

Local Supply Ad Notes Lumber and Hardware

Post Lumper Co advertises lumber hardware rootings and paints with phone number Cr 2200. Also Co advertises with same Cr 2200 contact.

Post Lumber Co Phone Co Post, Lumper Co

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Mr. McStravick Ambassador Consul Eneral Inner Strand Theater Queen Theater Wiargarita Fisher Blue Bird Day Ruth Stonehouse New Society Jitney Men San Jacinto Battle of Flowers Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co Clara Kimball Young Sennett Keystone Comedy David Graham Phillips Ith Bobby Vernon Gloria Swanson ROYAL Viola Dana In The Thread of Fate Metro Peggy Hyland Kathryn Williams Chas Fay Fincher Liz Triangie Audrey Munson Grand Opera House William Fox
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