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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1918

Page

5

Society notes of Elks, Red Cross and social events

In Society Friday Night Elks Club hosts two roof garden dances. Ever Ready Workers of the Junior Red Cross at Lang School donate vacation hours to sew garments and layettes from fund-raiser pine products. Winifred McQueeneft visits Hearne, Texas. Mrs. Edwin H Jee to Philadelphia and Max ton. Mr. and Mrs. Ayers and Mr. Cohen plan an extended tour from New York to the Pacific, Canada and Atlantic coasts. Miss Grace Pentland hosts a dance at her home in honor of Miss Mildred Prichard. Guests include many local social figures. Mrs. Bruce Wrough and daughter Jane depart for Champaign Ill for Cadet Brough’s aviation training. William J. Syer of the Council of National Defense calls 25+ year old women with high school education to volunteer for overseas service. recruitment in Bedell building through August 11.

William }. Syers Council of National Defense SA Bedell Bedell

Indicted in Purchase of German Government Newspaper

Federal indictments returned in New York charge Dr Edward A Ramety former VP and secretary of the New York Mail and Express Co and Walter Kaufman former counsel for the German embassy in the United States as alleged participants in purchases of the Evening Mail for the German government.

New York Edward A. Ramety New York Mail and Express Company Walter Kaufman United States Evening Mail

Their Married Life and a Cat Superstition Debate

In a studio scene Frances mocks superstition as Helen teases about a family cat Mahomet once banished for a child safety concern. Warren argues a cat is harmless but a child is priority. Frances bets Helen that Warren is cautious, and Helen asks him directly at dinner, learn­ing whether he is superstitious.

Village of Death Ends in War Wrecked Fields

Describes battle drift near the village of Cierges two miles southeast of Sergy with villagers trapped in a sunken area and dead animals rotting as the summer weather continues. Indicates continued stalemate with no side claiming advantage.

Landen Cierges al Sergyeave Tenter Air Front Tureday

Warren and Helen Debate Belief in Old Superstitions

During dinner Warren mocks bad luck ideas while Helen probes his real belief in superstitions. After a day of dull business he admits a faint doubt, then laughs with Helen at the notion. She urges them to mock their fears to see how superstitious they truly are.

Warren Helen Velen Cour Arren

Death and Loot in Odessa Bolshevik Fury

Simeon Gest recounts a brutal Odessa day as Bolshevik mobs killed officers and plundered homes, burning a general alive aboard a battleship. He cites mass sentencing and widespread fear, with doctors, lawyers, and professionals targeted as chaos spreads. He argues intervention by the United States is needed to save Russia and its elites.

Odessa Russia Army Aml Navy Simeon Gest Morris Gest Nin New York Tomashgevitz Gest Rusia Siberia Tassia Wales Tis

Boys Club Shower Rooms For Messengers At Western Union

Austin reports note Western Union plans to expand a small boys club with shower baths shoe shining and uniform grooming for 100 messengers. Officials hope to add larger quarters with reading lounging and multiple showers soon. Also filed are charters for several Texas firms and a Red Cross home service conference in St. Louis.

Western Union Antonio Herring

War Savings Stamps Sell Strong At Kelly Field Booth

Nearly 20000 in War Savings Stamps have been sold at Kelly Field over four months. A permanent booth in the general post office handles sales until December. Lieutenant Harold Semple reports 150,502 in stamps sold, per Deivate Vo O'sander, in charge of the booth for war risk and savings stamps.

Kelly Field General Post Office Phis Boot Deivate Vo O'sander Harold Semple

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