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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1917

Page

7

Women workers at Wolff & Marx sewed for Red Cross

Girls from the Wolff & Marx department store spent an evening sewing for soldiers and hosting a supper in the Japanese Tea room. More than 160 employees contributed to pajama and hospital shirt production while volunteers enjoyed a red white and blue themed gathering and plan a permanent sewing HQ for San Antonio's Red Cross chapter.

Wolff & Marx Susie Wolff & Mark Red Cross W. C. Rigsby Pope Wolff & Marx Company San Antonio American Red Cross Ochs Mutual Benefit Association Rigsby Mr. Ochs

Businessmen and guests fill San Antonio hotels

F B Martin of Marlin, J W Kendall of Dallas, W Pool of New York, Hartman of New York, W W Smith of Burlington, Frank M Callahan of New York, F M Colburn of Boston, D T Mason of St Louis, G W Potter of Joplin, W H Meek of Waco, W H Kidd of Frankfort, H A McKay of Houston, D H Keyes of New York stay at the Gunter and St Anthony. Mr and Mrs Kaufman of New York have apartments at the St Anthony.

F. B. Martin Marlin Menger J. W. Kendall Dallas Gunter W. Pool New York Anthony M. Hartman W. W. Smith Burlington Frank M. Callahan St. Anthony F. M. Colburn Boston D. T. Mason St. Louis G. W. Potter Joplin W. H. Meek Waco W. H. Kidd Frankfort H. A. McKay Houston D. H. Keyes Erys Kaufman

Army transfers and assignments across Southern Department

Today’s orders list Major John E. Woodward moving to office adjutant general in the Southern Department. Captain Kenneth B. Harmon becomes office chief of ordnance. Captain Harry A. Hegeman transfers to Fort Leavenworth Disciplinary Barracks as quartermaster. Captain Lindsey H. Ruehker relieved. Captain Herbert W. Hardman and Major Adam H. S. Hutton Jr. join the Signal Corps office.

John E. Woodward Southern Department Adjutant General Ordnance Department Kenneth B. Harmon Chief of Ordnance Quartermaster Corps Harry A. Hegeman Fort Leavenworth Lindsey Ruehker Quartermaster Officers Reserve Corps Herbert W. Hardman Adam H. 8S. Hutton JR Office of Signal Corps

No title to satisfy request

A humorous quotation from Puck criticizes a photographer’s portraits of a woman and her husband. The wife objects to the likeness saying her husband looks like an ape, while Puck replies the fault lies with her choice of husband.

Puck

May Draw Pay as Second Lieutenants

The plan would have accepted applicants at Leon Springs camp commissioned as second lieutenants for the three month training period with $1700 annual pay. Final commission level depends on performance, age, and Congress action. About 2500 men per camp are to be recruited for Leon Springs and Fort Logan H. Roots, with 179 certified applications received so far.

Leon Springs Congress Texas Oklahoma Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas San Antonio Fort Sam Houston Fort Logan

Patriotic stenography school enrolls thirty for May start

Thirty applicants have enrolled in Mrs John H Vaughan s patriotic stenography school organized to train young women to fill clerical roles as men join the army and navy. The free program, books bought by students, opens May 1 at the Young Women s Christian Association with support from post officers Red Cross workers and local citizens.

Patriotic School of Stenography John H. Vaughan Army Young Woman's Christian Association Vaughan Young Woman’s Christian Association Red Cross Missl. L. Dorsey St. Mary’s Hall Mexico Republic

San Antonio Boys Pass Navy Exams and Head to Newport News

Three San Antonio youths left for Houston as navy recruits and have passed final exams. Fred Tarrant, Fowler Davis, and Oscar Powell were assigned to a training ship at Newport News. Tarrant, with West Texas Military Academy training, is named second yeoman in charge of twenty recruits.

San Antonio Houston United States Navy Newport News E. C. Tarrant Fred Tarrant Fowler Davis Oscar Powell West Texas Military Academy Tarrant San

Two Convicted in Opium Smuggling Plot

Gen Vicente Callero and Kneos Levy were convicted in Federal Court in Laredo for involvement in a plot to smuggle opium from Mexico. Each received fifteen months in the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. The pair were arrested in San Francisco after customs officers at Laredo San Antonio and San Francisco acted on information. Three hundred cans of opium were seized. Informers received a substantial reward.

Vicente Calléro Kneos Levy United States Mexico Laredo Federal Atlanta H. C. &. Smith San Francisco Customs Department San Antonio

Red Cross forms civilian relief chapter in San Antonio

The American Red Cross establishes a civilian relief committee led by Robert J. Harding to aid dependents of soldiers. Members include Frank M. Lewis Walter Napier Arthur Seeligson Henry Halff and others as the San Antonio chapter plans investigations and fund distribution with possible government support to fund relief efforts. Colored excursion to Seguin on May 10 offers a $3.10 round trip with a 9:30 a.m. departure on the Southern Pacific.

American Red Cross Robert J. Harding San Antonio Frank M. Lewis Walter Napier Arthur Seeligson Henry Halff E. Carruth J. E. Jarratt John Bennett A. B. Weakley F. E. Scobey Rufus Bynum H. Duane Elliott England Canada Red Cross Seguin Southern Pacific

Marriage not a bar for National Guard enlistment

War Department telegram from Southern Department states members of the National Guard who married after the war declaration are not discharged and that marriages now contracted do not bar enlistment. The notice limits discharges to those married before the declaration and directs advising all concerned. T. P. A. special train to Victoria May 3 at midnight costs $4.55 round trip with berth $1.50 by Southern Pacific.

War Department Southern Department National Guard United States Germany Victoria Southern Pacific

Thief Smashes Window To Steal From Paul Maureaux Store

A thief smashed a $75 plate glass window at Paul Maureaux Co. 1201 West Commerce Street at 3 20 Thursday morning to grab $5 worth of goods. A 23 year old man was caught by Policeman Pecha during the theft and several garments were found missing.

Paul Maureaux Company West Commerce Street Pecha Richardson Roth Brothers North Flores Street

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