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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1917

Page

9

Households urged to sign Hoover pledge at San Antonio meeting

A food conservation meeting in the Wolff & Marx Auditorium urged San Antonio housewives to sign Hoover pledge cards to be distributed citywide by July 24. Miss Mary Gearing warned that unequal distribution and food shortages demand rationing and intelligent eating choices, with emphasis on reducing meat and wheat while using cornmeal and cottonseed flour.

Wolff & Marx San Antonio National League For Woman's Service Mary Gearing Home Economics University of Texas Washington Herbert Hoover National League For Women's Service Miss Gearing United States Food Administration Germany England Means United States Ray Monterey Street E. A. Wilson Willetta Duncan Duncan Emma Pirie

Soldiers Club to Open for Army on Opening Night

The Soldiers Club on the sixth floor of the Calcasieu building will be opened Friday night for enlisted men and invited guests from San Antonio units. Nat M. Washer and other War Recreation Board leaders will speak. musical numbers and readings are planned. Travis Park will be illuminated for soldiers use, with concerts and other entertainment penciled in. Brackenridge Park opening program will seat 1000 with benches and parking. the Alamo reading tables will be available 8 am to 8 pm.

Soldiers’ Club Calcasieu Building Travis Street Avenue C War Recreation Board San Antonio Nat M. Washer The Harry L. Miller James Parker Malvern Hill Barnum Sam ¢. Bell Francis B. Doherty Barton W. Perry Emmet Roundtree Rosary Mammy Mrs. Roundtree Hazel Hutchings Miss Harral Nancy Brown Elsie Hines Eloise Braun Mildred Taylor Travis Military Park Martin Wright Travis Park Recreation Board Brackenridge Park the War Recreation Board R- Clarence Jones Hugh McLellan Central Christian Church Alamo Daughters of the Republic Gunter Hotel Public Service Company

Family found dead in Mauston home

Chief of Police broke in to Louis Alsbacher’s home in Mauston Wisconsin and found Alsbacher his mother and Mary and David Gray dead from bullet wounds in a mass killing that appears to be connected to his missing appearance at city hall.

Mauston Wis Louis Alsbacher Ofice Today Bentley Alsbacher Mary David Gray

California Syrup of Figs Advised for Constipation

A vintage health ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe first treatment for children’s constipation and sickness. It urges mothers to check tongue coating and watch for symptoms, claiming a teaspoonful clears stubborn bowels within hours and warns to avoid counterfeit syrups.

California California Fig Syrup Company

Soldiers Invited to Use Alamo as Headquarters

The women in charge invited all soldiers to use the Alamo as a headquarters when in town and will stand extra watch so the boys may write letters and read.

Martin Wright Alamo

Rotary club cards reveal humorous summer queries

Ten Rotary members at the St Anthony Hotel luncheon received numbered questions. Charles Ade opened with a tale of dodging bill collectors. The lineup included Frank Winerich as toastmaster Ed McClannahan announced the second card. The ensuing eight questions drew laughter from 200 attendees and yielded witty, ridicuolous answers, with Don Fraser and George Holmgreen among the respondents.

Rotary Club St. Anthony Charles Ade Ade Frank Winerich Ed McClannahan Walton D. Hood Max Blum Don Fraser Ed Raymond Tom Smith George Holmgreen W. B. Hamilton Harry Reuter Mr. Fraser Europe Mr. Holmgreen Porter Loring

Brazil May Accept Britains Coffee Shipping Condition

State Department officials were inclined to believe Brazil would accept Britain's condition that coffee for British ports be shipped on confiscated German ships, with a counter provision allowing other ships if the confiscated vessel cannot be used.

Washington, D. C State Department Great Britain Brazil

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