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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1916

Page

8

Turks Are Suffering Describes Conditions in Constantinople

Wallace Fox, aboard the gunboat Scorpion in Constantinople harbor, reports in a letter to his parents from Corpus Christi Texas that civilians suffer indescribably and he fears being in a tight spot if war breaks out between the United States and Germany.

Corpus Christi Tex Wallace Fox F. N. Fox Water Street Scorpion Constantinople United States Germany America

Mrs Sophie Sears Debt Liability After April 22

Notice states Sophie Jordan Sears will not be responsible for any debts after April 22 unless she endorses them. The advertisement implies a personal liability change for creditors seeking action after that date.

Sophie Jordan Sears

Tributes Paid 10 Life of Judge Webb

Memorial services at the Menger Hotel honor Judge J. E. Webb and others, closing the DRT's three day session. Tributes by Nat Washer and Judge Thomas Franklin praised Webb for honor and duty after his death in the San Antonio Country Club fire.

J. E. Webb J. W. Darlington Gessner Myra Scott Sarah Anderson Kate Gerald Weaner George Evans Stewart Menger Hotel Daughters of the Republic of Texas G. W. Weddell Mary Aubrey Thomas Franklin Rebecca J. Fisher Nat Washer Hal Sevier Washer Judge Franklin Judge Webb Country Club San Antonio

San Antonio Summer Normal Opens June 14

The twentieth annual session of the San Antonio summer normal begins Wednesday June 14 for six weeks. It offers training for all teacher certificates and strong practical pedagogy, with courses in agriculture drawing and primary methods. High school and university students may join to strengthen studies. Last session over 80 percent passed state exams. average attendance above 30. last year enrollment 390. Faculty includes C A Arnold Stephen F Austin Marshall Johnston W J Knox H H Ryan Adah Gibbons Sidney C Smith J WK Harris.

San Antonio Summer Normal San Antonio Normal C. A. Arnold Stephen F. Austin Marshall Johnston W. J. Knox Navarro School H. H. Ryan

Foley Kidney Pills Help Kansas Man Find Relief

A 52 year old Allen Kansas resident, Arthur Jones, reports chronic kidney and bladder trouble eased by Foley Kidney Pills. He says the pills let him work in the hay fields again and lists relief from rheumatism and back pain. A. M. Fischer endorses the remedy.

Arthur Jones Allen Kas Foley Jones Hay Field A. M. Fischer

Four Bicycles Stolen in City Incidents

Four bicycles were reported stolen Friday afternoon and night from the Johnston & Burnett company Brownsville Fish company Light Messenger service and A J Fengler 325 Martin Street Easter Dance Exposition Park. A Diaz Sisters Orchestra ad mentions J F Carl and J Ward lawyers. Hay blaze in a barn at 303 East Florida Street caused no damage. building valued at 500 dollars owned by J T Horger used by Internation al Wood and Coal company. Herman Sons Easter concert on Sunday April 23 features seventy five singers and a post concert dance for members.

Johnston & Burnett Company Brownsville Fish Company Light Messenger Service A. J. Fengler Martin Street Florida Street J. T. Horger International Wood and Coal Company Herman Sons

YWCA Cafeteria Opens for Meals and Services

The YWCA Cafeteria at Losoya and Crockett streets serves lunch 11 30 to 2 and dinner 5 30 to 7 daily except Sunday. A special twenty cent lunch for business girls, a cozy rest room open all day, and notices of local events and ads are included in this listings page.

Losoya and Crockett Sts

Prevent Flood Damage Colorado Valley Meeting Set

Colorado River Improvement and Navigation Association calls residents from Austin to the gulf to a May 7 hearing at Wharton on flood prevention efforts. J G Stanford U S engineer will preside. Attendees urged to bring flood data. Austin Chamber and others press Senator Morris Sheppard to amend the rivers and harbors bill for a Colorado valley survey.

Colorado Valley Wharton Austin Tex Colorado River Valley Gulf Colorado River Improvement and Navigation Association Colorado River J. (. Stanford United States Austin Chamber of Commerce Morris Sheppard

Lone Bandits Rob Union Pacific Train

A sheriff's posse resumed the chase after a Union Pacific limited train robbery west of Hanna Wyoming. The tall youth looted about 2000 dollars from the observation car and 200 from a sleeper, forced the guard to pass the hat, and fled toward the Elk mountain region.

Rawlins Wyo Union Pacific Limited Hanna Greely Colo Edson Elk Mountain Union Pacific Overland Limited Corlett Junction

Army Officers Granted Details and Leaves of Absence

A series of officers receive assignments and leaves including Captain John R. McKnight to Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana Captain Labert P Clark to Hot Springs Arkansas First Lieutenant Louis H McKinlay to Kansas City Missouri for militia inspection Lieutenant Frank B Gesson to Washington DC for promotion exams Captain Francis H Miles to ordnance leave of absence for five days Captain Edward K Masse to 22nd Infantry leave for three months Captain Albert N McClure to Fifteenth Cavalry Lieutenant Thomas Lowe to Walter Reed Hospital for observation Captain Charles T Richardson to ordnance leave of twenty days Captain Thomas W Brown to Seventh Infantry leave of six months Captain William P D Baker to Twenty first Infantry Lieutenant Charles Swartz to Signal Corps May 23 Lieutenant James H Van Horn relieved May 22 Lieutenant Arthur Had Sell note Colonel John R Williams retired to his home.

John R. M'Knight Medical Corps Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana Labert P. Clark Hot Springs Arkansas Louis H. M’kinlay Third Field Artillery Organized Militia Kansas City Frank 8 Besson Corps of Engineers Washington I D. C Francis H. Miles Ordnance Department Edward K. Masse Albert N. M'Clure Fifteenth Cavalry Thomas §. Lowe Medical Reserve Corps Walter Reed General Hospital Washington, D. C Charles T. Richardson Thomas W. Brown Seventh Infantry William PD. Baker Twenty-first Infantry Charles ¥. Swartz Infantry Signal Corps James H. van Horn Arthur Hadsell John R. Williams

San Antonio Sees Quiet Night After Bootleg Crackdown

After Robert Uhr order banning gambling and bootlegging, San Antonio police report little or no gambling Friday night. Only one arrest for bootlegging occurred as officers found most venues dark and empty on the west side. Detectives Ruhnke and Proudfoot arrested the bootlegger.

San Antonio Robert Uhr Lancaster Ruhnke Proudfoot

Pardon Board Returns From Inspection

Members of the State Board of Pardons Judge William Blakeslee and former Senator W V P Sebastian concluded a two weeks tour of the state convict farms to study 885 inmates. They gathered data to aid possible pardon recommendations to the governor and expect to file a report in two to three weeks with the governor. The board anticipates that at least 100 convicts may receive pardons based on the tour.

Pardon Board Austin Tex State Board of Pardons William Blakeslee W. V P. Sebastian Blakeslee

Rush radio plant at Point Isabel to be rushed to completion

The U S naval radio station at Point Isabel Texas near Brownsville will be rushed to completion after delays due to late steel shipments. It links the Panama canal zone with American warships and the wireless station at Arlington. Steel has reportedly shipped from eastern mills and the plant will form an important naval communications link.

Brownsville Tex United States Naval Radio Station Point Isabel Gulf of Mexico Washington Panama Canal Zone Mexican Arlington Canal Zone United States

Explosion damages Argyle telephone office area

An explosion of a kerosene lamp in the Argyle telephone office near Denton Texas last night started a blaze that burned several buildings and threatened the business district. The damage is about 6000 dollars.

Spo Denton Tex Argyle

Cuero High School Plans 1916 Commencement Program

Cuero Texas April 23 1916 Superintendent Bush announces the Cuero schools commencement plan for 1916. The graduating class is the largest in Cuero history with twenty five pupils. Dr Robert Hall of Galveston will preach the commencement sermon at the High School auditorium Sunday morning. The senior class play follows on Monday evening and Senator Carlos Bee of San Antonio will deliver the commencement address on Tuesday evening to students trustees parents and friends marking the close of Cuero's term for 1916.

Cuero Tex

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