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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1913

Page

5

Instruction Camp Opens at Camp Mabry in Texas National Guard

A ten day cavalry squadron instruction camp opens at Camp Mabry Austin with troops from Houston Amarillo Corsicana and Austin forming the unit. The Fourth Infantry under Colonel Cecil Lyon arrives tomorrow for ten days. Brigadier General Tasker Bliss will visit and spend time in camp along with Lieutenant Colonel W S Scott.

Austin Tex Cavalry Texas National Guard Camp Mabry Houston Amarillo Corsicana Cecil Lyon Sherman Hutchings St. Louis Tasker H. Bliss Southern Department Fort Sam Houston W. 58. Scott Phea Department

Granitord and Granocrete Pavement Ads

An advertisement for Granitord and Granocrete touted as economical pavement solutions under the titles The Economical Pavements and The Modern Pavements, highlighting durability and cost efficiency. The notice promotes products and urges builders to consider these materials for street and road surfacing projects.

Text Book Board to Meet on Texas History Contract

The state text book board will meet on August 5 1913 to consider bids and award the contract for supplying Texas public schools with an advanced United States history. Prof F M Bralley state superintendent of public instruction and vice chairman of the board announced the meeting.

Text Book Board Austin Tex State Text Book Board Texas United States F. M. Bralley Superintendent of Public Instruction

Gettysburg camp sees blue and gray depart in heat

United States forces under Gen. Hunter Liggett report more than 6000 veterans leaving Gettysburg as the invading tide turns back under torrid heat. Reunions form across the Confederate area as veterans mix with former foes and a New York couple wed in camp.

Gettysburg Hunter Liggett Andrew Cowan Louisville John R. Brooke Pennsylvania John C. Scarborough North Carolina Lincoln Barry Bulkeley Washington, D. C John Goodwin New York Margaret Murphy Chicago Squire Harnish Tom” Stewart Sway Alexander Hunter Virginia Hunter Black Horse Cavalry W. H. Fleig

Baby’s Eczema Cured by Resinol Soap and Ointment

A Salem Virginia reader reports rapid relief for a baby’s severe eczema after using Resinol Soap and Ointment. The testimonial notes itching stopping almost instantly and near-complete cure after consistent use. Signed by S. L. Carter, with a note that physicians have prescribed Resinol for eighteen years.

S. L. Carter Salem Resinol Baltimore

Gettysburg Veterans Make Personal Visits Amid Losses

Houston Texas man aged 90 who served in the Confederate navy is among veterans visiting Gettysburg. John Francis Key aged 82 from Pikesville Maryland, grandson of Francis Scott Key, arrives in gray but frail and eager to see Gettysburg. Two veteran deaths follow, J D Albert of Washington D C aged about 70 from paralysis and C Yates aged 70 from Latrobe Pennsylvania after heat exposure.

Houston Tex Fleig Francis Scott Key John Francis Key Pikesville Second Maryland Infantry Key Gettysburg J. D. Albert Washington, D. C United States Pension Office Camp C. Yates Latrobe

Lockout Threat Mimics Chicago Building Trade Dispute

Building material manufacturers warn they will lock out 30,000 workers within ten days if builder trades unions fail to settle jurisdictional strikes that have halted construction on $30,000,000 in projects for two weeks. They cite years of unsatisfactory labor disputes causing financial losses to builders and employers.

Chicago

Keokuk Water Pow er Relay Powers St Louis Streetcars

Electricity from the Keokuk dam on the Mississippi was switched into St. Louis lines yesterday. During peak hours two thirds of the city streetcars ran on the new water power. Industrial motors and electric lights also used the Keokuk generation, with most city services expected to run on it by week’s end.

ST. Louis Mississippi River Keokuk

May Make New Record New Yorker Plans Quick Trip Around World

John Henry Mears sails from New York on the Mauretania to attempt a world circumnavigation in 31 days 21 hours 35 minutes. He will pass through London Paris Berlin St Petersburg Harbin Vladivostok Yokohama Victoria Seattle and return by rail, aiming to beat Andre Jaeger Schmidt's 39 day 19 hour 43 minute record.

New Yorker New York John Henry Mears Mauretania Mr. Mears London Paris Berlin St. Petersburg Harbin Vladivostok Yokohama Victoria Seattle Andre Jaeger Schmidt

Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce auditorium set for December opening

Fort Worth Texas reports the new Chamber of Commerce auditorium will be ready for use December 1. Ground breaking occurred this morning marking construction progress on the facility expected to boost local events and meetings.

Fort Worth Tex Chamber of Commerce

Wharfage Charges Now Planned by Texas City Terminal

A.D. Powers urges investors to buy Harbor City and Ingleside lots at $100 per share as the Texas City Terminal Company announces wharfage charges on freight passing its wharves. The plan promises a six cent per hundred pounds advantage on first class freight and same rates for coast wise vessels at Harbor City, aiming to boost dividends.

Texas City Terminal Company Galveston Bay Texas City Terminal Corporation Texas City Harbor City Harbor Island Ingleside A.D. Powers Alamo Plaza

Young couple to serve as Presbyterian missionaries in Africa

Miss Lenoir Ramsey and Roy F. Cleveland, both San Antonio natives and Utica Church members, plan to marry soon and sail for Africa to work as Presbyterian missionaries in Luebo on the Congo River. Cleveland will be ordained July 20 and they will depart July 26 after a joint service attended by San Antonio churches.

Lenoir Ramsey Thomas I. Ramsey West Poplar Street Roy F. Cleveland San Antonio Central Africa Luebo Congo River Presbyterian Church Theological Seminary At Austin Miss Ramsey Cleveland

Charters Issued in Texas Names Various Companies

Charters granted include Berry-Barnett Grocery of Mexia with 7500 capital. J. S. Presnall Lumber of Frost with 10000. Moore & Sames Warehouse Cuero 10000. Eureka Manufacturing of Dallas 10000. Farmers Union Co op Floresville 5000. First Presbyterian Church Gainesville with no capital. Smith-Roco Realty Houston 30000. Clifton Oil Clifton 44000. Home Brewing Shiner 15000. Monte Cristo Ginning Monte Cristo 5000. Kendall County Fair Boerne. Chamber of Commerce Auditorium Fort Worth 75000. Western Metal Manufacturing Phoenix granted Texas operation with 25000 capital and El Paso HQ.

Austin Tex Berry-Barnett Grocery Company Mexia Capital A. H. Berry W. W. Barnett R. F. Rabb J.S. Presnall Lumber Company Frost Navarro County J. S. Presnall E. G. Ball Marvin C. Ball Moore & Sames Warehouse and Cold Storage Co G. L. Newman E. L. Carpenter First Presbyterian Church Gainesville Capital Stock Edgar van Slyke E. B. Blanton W. E B. Leverett Smith-Roco Realty Company Houston Dan C. Smith Jr C. K. Reese Ed C. Smith Clifton Oil Company Clifton Bosque County O. C. Schow J. N. Fallis A. W. Price Home Brewing Company of Shiner Lavaca County Ou" le Blohm William Zander J. H. Huebner Monte Christo Ginning Company Monte Christo Gus Seewald Charles Perrin H. O. Adler Chamber of Commerce Auditorium Company of Fort Worth Ben J. Tillar G. H. Clifford R. O O. McCormack Western Metal Manufacturing Company of Phoenix Ariz Texas el Paso

Panama Railroad Officers Lose Free Pass Privilege

The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that officers and employees of the Panama Railroad are government employees and not entitled to free passes from other railroads. The decision clarifies travel benefits and sets a precedent for railroad personnel crossing borders.

Washington, PD Interstate Commerce Commission Panama Railroad

Local nine beats Yoakum in 12 to ? baseball game

SHu NER Tex July 2 In a good game of baseball here yesterday between the locals and the Yoakum team the latter were defeated 12 to . The feature of the game were the slugging of Runk and Dunn. Bat teries Tell Muecke Moore and Henkhaus Patton Mylius Newman and Watlinger Umpire Greer.

Shu'ner Tex Yoakum Runk Dunn Tell Muecke Moore Henkhaus Patton Mylius Newman Watlinger Greer

Bond Issues Approved in Texas Districts and Schools

The attorney general's department approved bonds for Fort Bend read district No 4 for 175000 dollars Galveston county drainage district No 3 for 31980 dollars Mitchell county common school district for 2000 dollars Menard county common school district for 1000 dollars Edna independent school district two issues totaling 8000 and 7500 dollars

Austin Tex Attorney General's Department Fort Bend Galveston County Mitchell County Common Menard County Common Edna Independent

Eastern athletes head to national A A U track meet in Chicago

A large eastern contingent sails from New England to compete in the national Amateur Athletic Union track and field championships in Chicago on Friday and Saturday. The Irish American Athletic Club of Boston enters 22 seniors and 13 juniors, New York A C fields 28 seniors and 21 juniors, other clubs total 19 seniors and 15 juniors, while New England Association clubs send 25 seniors and 11 juniors.

New York New England Amateur Athletic Union Chicago

Top o' the Town at St Anthony Roof Garden

Visit the St Anthony Roof Garden tonight from 6 30 to 1 o'clock for the coolest city spot with good food drinks and delightful music. Signor Arturo Lugar noted baritone and Charles Cameron Bell tenor perform tonight.

St. Anthony Roof Selonists Signor Arturo Lugar Charles Cameron Bell

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Central Trust Co San Antonio, Texas J. 0 Terrell Otto Koehler Chas Schreiner J. J. Stevens B. G. Barnes W. P. Rote Ueer J. O. Terrell Alexander Joske Adolph Herst Cles Schreiner Oo Koehler R. Russell Albert Steves Jesee D. Oppenheimee John T. Wilson Bam C. Bell Ed Rand John Fest &. G. Bechtel Alfred Dwerler General Bliss Colonel Scott National Guard Uneeda National Biscuit Company Stanley Newding New Phone Crockett Alamo Transfer Company Evan Shelby Comal St Travelers’ Transfer Company Bureau of Reliable Information Caanacm Menger Hotel Palm Court The BLUE GRAY Baby South Africa Pacific Coast Western States Maxwell Atwater Butte, Mont A. Collma Africa Fomby-Jones Company East Houston Street
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