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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1917

Page

6

Abandon Pharr Camp as Guard Camps Reorganize

The Third Tennessee Infantry stationed at Pharr and Hidalgo is ordered to move to San Benito. The Seventy-fourth New York Infantry transfers from Pharr to McAllen. Pharr camp will be abandoned.

Brownsville Tex Third Tennessee Infantry Pharr Hidalgo San Benito Seventy-fourth New York Infantry McAllen

Society events fill Tulsa Tuesday and Wednesday evenings

Colonel and Mrs Harry E Wilkins host dancing at the post gymnasium. Cabaret dinner dansant at the Gunter. Mr and Mrs William D Syers entertain the Tuesday Evening Five Hundred Club. German Literary Club drama meet at 8 15 in the Gunter pink room. Mrs Nat M Washer hosts luncheon in the Gunter pink room. Mrs Tazewell Campbell hosts cards for Miss Dorothy Gage. Civics meeting of the Woman's Club at 3 30. Bonham School Mothers Club at 3 30. Executive committee of Woman's Aid and Missionary Society of First Presbyterian Church meets at 3 30 in church parlors with Presbyterian aid societies invited. Missionary silver tea 4 00 to 6 00 at Mrs George Ganssle 322 Baltimore for city mission work. Ladies Aid Society of Prospect Hall Christian Church at 3 in the tabernacle 2524 West Travis. German Classics Reading Circle at 3 in the oak room of St Anthony.

Woman’s Aid and Missionary Society First Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Aid Societies George Ganssle Baltimore Avenue Ladies’ Aid Society Prospect Hall Christian Church Tabernacle West Travis Street

Social evening with Prospect Hill Christians and guests

Mrs. F. E. Hathaway hosted a Prospect Hill Christian Endeavor gathering with many attendees. Guests included Louise and Helen Ahr Maggie Cain Margaret Holzhorn Annie Mae White Annie Brice Beulah Blackman Josephine Holzhorn Louise Hathaway and numerous others. Additional notes mention Mildred Morris visiting Austin for the inaugural ball and other local social arrivals and events.

F. E. Hathaway Prospect Hill Christian Endeavorers Louise Helen Ahr Maggie Cain Margaret Holzhorn Annie Mae White Annie Brice Beulah Blackman Josephine Holzhorn Louise Hathaway Jimmie Kathleen Coleman Ethel Ratcliff Ruby Cheek Martina Kelly Mildred Smith Moore Mesdames Charles Lee J. Reuhtsen Smith Farral James Michelson Lee Michelson Robert Bickler Artie Ahr Julius Wagner Harry Diehl Jack Horn Charles Farral Elmer Hathaway Wilbur Hathaway Rector White Reagan Elliott Frank Brice Charles Brice Walter Holzhorn Clyde Cheek Robert Scales

Why Envy Her Good Hair With Cuticura Brand

An old advertisement promotes Cuticura products for dandruff itching and dryness. It advises rubs with Cuticura Ointment, morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap, and tepid rinses for soft white hands. It claims Cuticura Soap is pure and better for daily use and offers free samples by mail with a Boston Dept. 14F address.

Boston

Gage Hosts 175 Guests at Violet Ball

Mr and Mrs Gage Mrs J H Lapham Dr and Mrs Witten Booth Russ Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis and Dr and Mrs J H Burleson preside over 175 guests at a lavish dining and ballroom event. Attire features rose gold silks and yellow tulle with smilax decor. a five course supper at 11 and a program with twelve dances.

Gage J. H. Lapham Witten Booth Russ Frank Lewis J. H. Burleson Coral Rose

Entertainment for Miss Masse Honored by Toudouzes

Mr and Mrs A C Toudouze hosted a social evening for Miss Edith Masse of Ban dera. The gathering featured games dancing and refreshments. Attendees included Edith Masse numerous Breeden Necker Pal mer Toudouze Lawson and Evins family members and friends.

Lucile ‘Yimberlake Wayne Harold Aubrey Fowler Mitchell Toudouze Liley Cook Dewey Reno Jesse Kilzore Joe Gillis Felix Civeletto Therin Evins Vincent Civeletto Louis van Dolan Walter Nocker Mrs. Evins

Entertains Bunco Club Sunday Afternoon

Miss Clara Schummann entertained the Daisy Bunco Club Sunday afternoon with piano selections by Hazel Mucenfuss and Clara Schummann. Refreshments were served and bouquets of ferns, sweet peas and hyacinths were favors. Attendees included Stella Stricker, Emma Kirchens, Emma Kolp, Dora Knopp, Katherine Rilling, Frieda Jaehnig, Hazel Mucenfuss, Clara Schummann, and Hulda Steffler.

Bunco Club Clara Schummann Daisy Bunco Club Hazel Mucenfuss Stella Stricker Emma Kirchens Emma Kolp Dora Knopp Katherine Rilling Frieda Jaehnig Hazel Macenfuss Hulda Steffler

Free Breck enridge golf links open to public

San Antonio readers are reminded that the Breck enridge golf links are open and free for public use. Commissioner Lambert notes only locker rental if players wish to store clubs, balls, and toys, but playing costs nothing.

Breckenridge Golf Links San Antonio Lambert

San Antonio Auto Dealers Plan Chicago Trip via St Louis

Texas dealers traveling to Chicago on the San Antonio Special will pause in St Louis for a day. The train leaves San Antonio at 7 a.m. Saturday and reaches St Louis at 11 30 a.m. Sunday. It departs St Louis at 11 30 p.m. Sunday for Chicago, arriving Monday morning.

Texas Chicago San Antonio St. Louis M. E. & T. Railroad Walter Walthall San Antonio Chamber of Commerce

Mexico reads new constitution powers for Congress

Queretaro Mexico January 16 sections of the new constitution ratified by the constitutional assembly define Congress powers to admit new states raise territories tax regulate foreign commerce declare war regulate immigration naturalization and colonization control military forces establish banks value foreign money and mines concessions. A motion suspended discussion on mining commerce credit and labor. A plan to create national and agricultural banks and to grant special mineral land concessions was also presented. The plan could allow land condemnation for plants refineries or transportation facilities and affect foreign companies. a committee will decide its fate.

Queretaro Mexico Constitutional Assembly Congress

Divorce Inquiries Spark Lawyer Questioning

In a playful exchange cited by the Boston Transcript a woman asks a lawyer about filing for divorce and the lawyer retorts with a clinching question. The quip highlights marital legal tensions and witty courtroom banter from early press.

Sloan's Liniment Ad Teaser in 25c to 50c Range

An old Sloan's liniment advertisement touts quick relief from rheumatism gout lumbago neuralgia sprains and bruises. It promises cleaner faster results than mossy plasters or ointments without staining skin or clogging pores. Distributed widely in family medicine chests.

Sloan

Local Union Leader Addresses Pressmen in San Antonio

International vice president S B Marks spoke to San Antonio local No 33 at Trades Council Hall about the Pressmen's Home in Tennessee and a tuberculosis sanatorium. He then left for New York for board meetings with the union directors.

B. Marks International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union Atlanta Trades Council Hall Tennessee Marks New York Board of International Directors

Justices Rule in Attorney's Case West County Feud Over Fees

Justices Neil Campbell and Ben Fisk ruled that the county attorney, not the district attorney, has the legal right to represent certain cases, affecting annual fees estimated between 1200 and 1500 dollars. The decision, issued Tuesday morning, clarifies who holds appeal and prosecutorial authority in the matter.

Neil Campbell Ben 8 Fisk Justices of the Peace

The Making of a Famous Medicine

The piece explains Lydia 5 Pinkham s Vegetable Compound uses over 250 000 pounds of herbs annually gathered at their optimal season. It describes meticulous cleanliness, percolation, sterilization of utensils, pasteurization and filtration before bottling, attributing success to the herbs and careful preparation in treating female illnesses.

Lydia Pinkham

Preliminary fel ony hearings end in favor of county attorney

Two justices met in a joint session and heard arguments from County Attorney Newton and Assistant District Attorney Black. They resolved the contention in favor of Newton. Also notes on a beer theft from an I G N railway box car with eighty four pint bottles stolen and three men seen fleeing. no arrests yet.

Justice Courts Tom J. Newton O. B. Black Newton I. & G. N. Railway Company Berman & Zadek

Pur pose meeting for 1917 relief funds for Jewish women and children

A meeting to discuss plans for 1917 relief funds for Jewish women and children in the European war zone is set for Wednesday January 17 at 8 15 PM at Temple Beth El. Also reported are a pistol discharge incident leading to a $25 fine for Alberto Vastrero and a stolen Overland car case, No. 10475, owned by O D Miller.

Temple Beth-El United States Antonio Hebrews Temple Beth EL North Laredo Street Alberto Vastrero O. D. Miller West Delaware Street Travis Club

Dueling football clash draws large train contingent to Austin

Three train loads ferry San Antonio football fans and militia to Austin for the afternoon game between the Second Texas Infantry of Corpus Christi and Camp Wilson’s eleven. About fifteen hundred militia on two M E and T trains left 7:30 am. A civilian and soldier train followed at 9 am. Return trains scheduled for 11 pm arrival back in San Antonio.

San Antonio Austin Second Texas Infantry Corpus Christi Camp Wilson M. E. & T. Railroad Waite C. Johnson Twelfth Brigade

Election Bet Provokes Tongue in Washington Star

Quoted Uncle Fren remark frames loss of funds and national fate as a lesson in political bets. The line comments on squandered money and perceived national disappointment.

Uncle Fren Washington Star

Dollar Day Light Want Av Ad Reaches Prospective Buyers

Real estate promo targets home buyers with a property sale pitch mentioning a Dollar Day Light Want Av plan. The ad notes 15 words repeated 11 times across two Sundays and starting Thursdays.

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