Reserve camp staff named for Leon Springs and Fort Logan Roots
The Southern Department appoints Col Bullard to lead Fort Logan Roots as chief instructor at a camp training 2500 men for reserve officers. Col W S Scott to command Leon Springs with Lt White and Lt Col Martin among staff. Training follows Fort Leavenworth courses and provisions for transport and deposits are outlined.
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W. S. Scott
Sixteenth Cavalry
Texas
Leon Springs
Fort N H. Roots
Southern Department
R. L. Bullard
Twenty-sixth Infantry
H. H. White
Cavalry
C. H. Martin
Eighteenth Infantry
Patrick W. Guiney
Eleventh Cavalry
Ernest
Wheeler
Fourth Field Artillery
Fort Logan H, Roots
Bullard
John P. Bubb
Sixteenth Infantry
F. A. Wilcox
Sixth Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Apti
Iron in Blood Boost Promised by Nuxated Iron Claim
A Boston physician promotes ordinary nuxated iron as a quick fix for nervous rundown and fatigue. He asserts iron improves strength in 10 to 14 days and offers a $100 donation to charity if it fails to increase strength by 100 percent in four weeks, with local dispensing by H. L. Wagner and other druggists.
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New York
N. Y
E. Sauer
Boston
Dr. Sauer
H. L. Wagner
Few Alien Enemies Turn In Their Arms
The April 24 deadline for alien enemies to surrender arms and munitions passed with few comply. Police Chief Lancaster reported four or five men turned in weapons or shells, with some items not seized. The President's order allows owners to reclaim property after the war. Robert L. Barnes noted local enforcement rests with police chiefs, including Lancaster.
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T. W. Gregory
Lancaster
United States
Germany
Robert L. Barnes
United States Bureau of Investigation
Gregory
Obituary Notices for J M Reilly and George Waldeck
J M Reilly 45 formerly of San Antonio died in Dallas last Monday his interment is in Tyler Wednesday. He lived in Texas most of his life worked with Reilly Brothers Commission Co in Dallas until ill health retired. Survived by widow two children sister and four brothers. George Waldeck 67 died last Saturday at St Joseph's Hospital Baltimore survived by widow seven children and several brothers and sisters. Funeral held Tuesday from St Michael's Church Baltimore.
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J. M. Reilly
San Antonio
Dallas
Tyler
Reilly
Texas
Reilly Brothers Commission Company
Robert
James
N. T. Blackwell
Homer Reilly
Jerome Reilly
Austin
A. B
Sam Reilly
George Waldeck
St. Joseph's Hospital
Baltimore
Margaret Waldeck
Ambrose
Augustine
Mount St. John
Dayton
Ohio
Mary Bede
Notre Dame Order
St. Joseph's School
Rochester
N. Y
George A. Waldeck
Miami
Fla
Death of Mrs Dolores Prat de Marti in Spain
Mrs Dolores Prat de Marti aged 63 died in her native Vich, Barcelona on March 24. She was sister to Rev Raymond Prat, rector of the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in San Antonio and mother of Rev Jose Maria Marti of Curitiva Brazil.
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D. Prat de Marti
Dolores Prat de Marti
Vich
Barcelona
Spain
Raymond Prat
Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
San Antonio
Jose Maria Marti
Curitiva
Brazil
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co. Adverts Include Auto Equipment
In a social gathering a guest remarks at a woman singer. A startled guest asks who she is and the host explains the singer is his wife. The exchange ends with the host admitting he wrote the song and gentle humor about music choices.
Free Wells of Gas Remedy by F A Hensley
F A Hensley of San Antonio offers a simple method to vent gases from abandoned or closed wells. He suggests emptying a bucket of water to drip into the well to absorb carbonic and other foul gases, making entry safer for anyone who must descend. He cites two men killed while rescuing a companion at the Southwestern Asylum as motivation for caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hensley
San Antonio
Mr. Hensley
Southwestern Asylum
Test to prevent gas accidents in wells
A historical note explains practical experience with gas in wells and urges using a simple test to dissipate gas at the bottom of wells to prevent many accidents.
B nai B rith approves Texas farm colony plan
Chattanooga Tenn April 25 After lengthy discussion the B n a i B r i t h convention adopted the agricultural committee report submitting plans for a 200 farm colony in Texas. An important organization will be formed to raise the funds needed.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
B'nai B'rith
Texas
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