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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1918

Page

5

Kelly Field resolves Christmas mail backlog at last

Mail congestion at Kelly Field No 1, caused by Christmas rush, is declared ended. Postmaster Armistead reports undelivered Christmas packages largely returned. less than 2 percent sent to dead letter. Major effort by field and postal authorities handled 45,744 recruits in December with large numbers already transferred.

Firs Kelly Field No. 1 George D. Armistead Kelly Field Thomas Duncan Percy FE. van Ostrand Kelly Tielt of Vistnas

Mail Delivery Woes at Kelly Field Cause Delays

At Kelly Field the postal service faces heavy mail backlogs as squadron shifts and rosters keep changing. Postmaster Armistead notes 48 percent of January receipts went to mail delivery problems, with about 20 000 delayed letters awaiting general delivery sorting. Some soldiers received dozens of letters weekly, while others missed mail due to incomplete rosters and incorrect addresses.

Kelly Field Armistead SG. Brooks Anail Duncan

German Alien Enemies Registration Begins in San Antonio

The city starts registering German men and boys over 14 born in Germany or colonies, now citizens or residents, under federal orders. Chief Lancaster oversees with aides as photography and fingerprint records are added. most local German-born residents are thought to have citizenship. Registration, a nationwide effort, requires answering life questions, with marshals in Austin guiding Western District instructions.

Germany United States Central Pa San Antonio Lancaster Ile St. Rogers Austin Tex Western Judicial District Marshal Rogers

Stolen car pushed along street recovered by police

A roadster owned by C. I. Sommers was recovered by Police Captain Brown and Detective Green at 2 o'clock Sunday morning after being pushed by four men said to be soldiers along Jones Avenue. Residents telephoned police headquarters. the thieves fled before officers arrived. A description of the car has been furnished to the police.

Universal Car Company Brown Green Jones Avenue C., I. Sommers

Soldier Longs for Pottsville Dear Red Onion Reach Home Folks

A Heartfelt plea from a Pottsville bound soldier longing for home and the dear Red Onion prompts readers to write to the Light's Home Folks editor. Civilians may answer without publicity or charge, and soldiers from other states seek contact with hometowns ranging from Ozark to Port Huron, with replies hoped from many listed towns and cities.

Pottsville Red Onion The Light Sam Wilson San Antonio Camp Travis Pawnee Pureen Okla Kelly Fieig Polis Ind Port Thuron Mich Nashvillee Venn All Georgia Fifth Engineers Jat Corpus Ozark Ark Roanoke Mansfield Coshocton Ohiplington D. C Belle Plain Iowa Les Moines Tow Mount Carmel Crawford County Indiana Stih Mont Holyoke Boston Mass Waterville Angus Portland Hn Teau Identon Fort Hamilton Cleveland Ohio Atlantic City Novy Northumberland County Pennsylvania Williamsport Scottdale Westmorekind County Tas Atya Brockton Pottstown Wyurekin Cal Monolta Hawaii Fort Wayne Ind Kansas City Anderland, Md Salt Lake City Tal Sioux City Fow Malan Olen

Dallas meeting on Military Highways postponed

A Dallas gathering planned to push military necessity highways between leading cities has been indefinitely postponed. Secretary S. D. Ithanley sent the postponement to County Judge Davis. Judge Davis and local officials were to attend, but illness and concerns over army views delayed the action.

Dallas Judg Davis S. D. Ithanley Dallas Chamber, of Commerce and Manufacturers’ Association Davis J. G. Fowler

Kinney Funeral Set for J C Kinney in Alamo Heights

The Kinney funeral for J C Kinney who died Friday at 628 Patterson Avenue Alamo Heights will be Tuesday at 3 PM from Madison Square Presbyterian Church. Rev J M Todd assisted by Rev I He Morey will conduct. Interment at Odd Fellows cemetery. Pallbearers named. Kinney of New Jersey stemmed by family, widow Elizabeth, father and brother Cal C C Kinney. Body to lie in state at Hagg undertaking parlors until 2:36 PM. Colonel Kinney to arrive Tuesday morning.

J.C. Kinney Patterson Avenue Alamo Heights Madison Square W. Holmme Walter Shafer Winney Vy.mc. A. Board of Drophter Elizabeth Cal C.C. Kinnney Kinney Wil New Jersey Hlagg Undertaking

Repute Road at Once Repairs Ordered by Commissioner

Repairs to Kaye Road at its intersection with Cincinnati Avenue ordered immediately by Commissioner Heuerman after multiple accidents. County built the road but municipal authorities must maintain it since it lies within the city.

Repute Kaye Road Cincinnati Avenue Heuerman

Two Hurt In Traffic After Sunday Incidents

Two persons were injured in four traffic incidents Sunday afternoon and night on South Flores Cevallos Fredericksburg West Commerce Laredo and other streets. Mrs Josefa Rosa was hospitalized after a hit and run at 745 pm near South Flores and Cevallos. Ed Clifton of Comfort was slightly hurt in a collision on the Fredericksburg road seven miles from the city. Sergeant N D Hartey and O A Banner rode together in a separate motorcycle automobile crash at West Commerce and San Marcos. No injuries in a collision at West Commerce and Laredo. Police reported 38 arrests for traffic violations with fines totaling 160. Most arrests were for speeding and operating service cars without bonds.

Sey Josefa Rosa West Cevallos Street Robert 8. Green Memorial Hospital South Lores Cevallos Streets Ed Clifton Comfort O. Allen San Pedro Avenue J. K. Talley Winniper Avenue Commerce Laredo Corporation Court

Woman's Building to Open for War Relief Work in San Antonio

The War Service Board opens the Wing Wel Haim Street building Wednesday in San Antonio for emergency war relief. Admission requires a recommendation from a relief agency. grants aid for housing and shelter issues, with an eight day limit to assess need. The facility is not a charity or rescue home but a war related support center run by the board and local women's groups.

Home Service Section Red Cross Associated Charities Crosby Catholic Women's Association Woman's Club Girls’ National Hower Guard San Antonio Board of Health

Policewomen to Speak at Mass Meeting Tuesday Night

A mass meeting has been called for Tuesday night at 7 o'clock at the Travis Park Methodist Church by the city women’s committee. Principal speakers will be discharged policewomen who will tell their side of the story, according to a committee member.

Travis Dark Methodist Church Woman's City Committee

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