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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1917

Page

4

Sales Problems Solved at Luncheon by San Antonio Club

At the San Antonio Salesmanship Club luncheon twelve questions on sales methods were discussed. Speakers shared experiences and examples, with General discussion following. Notable participants included McAllister, Cliften rge, Hubert Weise, G. L. Protho, L. Webb, and Roy Hollingsworth. Membership stands at 170 with a fall drive planned for 700 new members.

San Antonio Roy Hollingsworth Wallace Salesmanship Club National Salesmanship Congress

Salesmanship Club Luncheon Promises Business Boost

Secretary Rogers notes that a salesman’s business will rise if his firm’s staff join the Salesmanship Club. Randomly distributed questions plus pointing tips at luncheons form a valuable asset for any company.

San Antonio Rogers

San Antonians to Speak at Marlin Convention

John B. Carrington and George J. Roark of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce will speak and lead round table discussions at the eleventh annual Texas Commercial Executives Association convention in Marlin August 16 to 18. Carrington topics include town effort in war knowledge and zeal. Roark on industrial surveys.

John B. Carrington Chamber of Commerce George J. Roark Texas Commercial Executives’ Association Marlin Mr. Carrington Mr. Roark Texas Brazos

Camp Kelly and Camp Travis Build Site Faces Labor Surge

Contractors at Camp Travis and Camp Kelly seek carpenters and day labor with a large weekly payroll already surpassing eighty two thousand dollars. W L Locke heads the Camp Kelly office while Lieut E L Decon coordinates government plans and hiring.

Record Altitude and Distance Wireless Breaks at Camp Kelly

Wireless experts at Camp Kelly set world altitude and distance records for sending and receiving messages from aircraft. Captain Ferron reports in the US bulletin that tests used a secret new apparatus, with results not meeting the designer’s mark. Brigadier General Parker asks that French aviator Lieutenant Pierre Ducos remain in San Antonio to continue aviation organization work.

Aviation School Camp Kelly Paul Ferron Southern Department Committee On Public Information Washington Parker War Department Pierre Ducos San Antonio Ducos

Local man commissioned as first lieutenant in signal corps

John F. Nolen of 775 Estes avenue Alamo Heights has been commissioned a first lieutenant in the U S Army Signal Corps and is stationed at Fort Sam Houston for now. Nolen was an Associated Press operator at The Light for five years and is regarded as one of the AP service's best operators. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J J Nolat h of Alamo Heights.

John F. Nolen Estes Avenue Alamo Heights Regular Army Signal Corps Fort Sam Houston Nolen Associated Press The Associated Press Service J. J. Nolath

Governor Ferguson appears before Austin grand jury

Governor James E. Ferguson voluntarily attended nearly an hour before the Travis County Criminal District Court grand jury. The jury asked for an extension, and Judge James R. Hamilton granted a term extension to July 28 to finish its investigations into several very important matters for public interest.

Austin Tex James E. Ferguson Criminal District Court Travis County James R. Hamilton Hamilton Grand Jury M. C. Abrams

Notable Visitors Parade Through San Antonio Hotels

A stream of guests checked into San Antonio hotels as local and out of town visitors arrived. Names include Mrs. Joseph B. Dibrell and daughter Nellie Dancey of Seguin at the 8thony, F H Cardwell of the Twentieth Field Artillery at the Lanier, Mrs. E P Johnson of Falfurrias at the Gunter, J B Bryson of Comanche at the Menger, and Mr and Mrs W P Young with Mr and Mrs John G Towns of Granger at the St Anthony. Also noted were Arthur G Garrett of Denver at the Lanier and Mrs F E Ripley of Taylors at the Gunter.

Joseph B. Dibrell Nellie Dancey Seguin F. H. Cardwell Twentieth Field Artillery Lanier E. P. Johnson Falfurriasta Gunter J. B. Bryson Comanche Texas Menger W. P. Young John G. Towns Granger St. Anthony Arthur G. Garrett Denver Colo Lanier Hotel F. E. Ripley Taylors H. H. Alexander Bastrop W. Bremond Jr Austin C. M. Dalton Camp Funston Leon Springs Duluth Minn W. T. Browne Fort Worth F. J. Wren Galveston, Co R. Atkinson Chicago J. Garner H. E. Fretwell Dallas T. R. McGeenan Kerrville Menger Hotel

Slacker List Shrinks as DOJ Probes Unregistered Men

Special Agent E. T. Needham of the Department of Justice said the unregistered pool for military service likely declined to about 500 to 1,200 after cross checking poll and registration lists. He expects many joined regular forces before June 6, exempting them from registration. Arrests will follow this phase. recruiting officers will supply names of eligible men who enlisted between the registration proclamation and June 5.

E. T. Needham Department of Justice Needham Army Navy Marines

Farm Boys to Assemble in Austin for Institute

About 100 Texas farm boys will gather in Austin July 25 to 28 for the seventh annual Texas State Farmers Institute. Delegates, many unfamiliar with each other, will stay at the university law building, sleep on cots, and attend sessions led by C. E Graham and Professor Dille. The event includes swimming, meals at the cafeteria, a trolley tour, and talks by the boys themselves to share agricultural experiences and improve rural citizenship.

Austin Tex Texas Farmers’ Institutes of Texas Texas State Farmers’ Institute W. E. Long Chamber of Commerce C. E B. Graham Department of Agriculture Boy Scouts Law University A. J. Hilers C. E. Graham State Department of Agriculture Agricultural and Mechanical College G. S. Wehrwein Law Building Alvin Dille Bishop Public Schools Professor Dille

California Syrup of Figs Adverts for Child Health

A vintage home remedy ad urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs to treat children with stomach upset and constipation. It claims a cleansing effect within hours, promotes a cheerful child, and warns to ask for the genuine 50 cent bottle by the California Fig Syrup Company.

California Callifornia Fig Syrup Company

Government calls for more vocational training in metal trades

The Department of the Interior urges trade schools and shop departments to train skilled mechanics for semi technical jobs in the metal trades. Presidents and officials back the effort, warning of high demand across Army Navy Civil Service and private sectors. Summer programs urged to keep students 16 to 20 enrolled, with strict standards to avoid half baked workers. Over 500 such schools are ready to cooperate and will notify the commissioner of education with plans.

Department of the Interior Burea of Education Wilson Commerce Redfield Department Army, Navy Civil Service Commission Army and Navy Bureau Bureau of Education Commissioner of Education

Injunction Denied in Neches River Salt-Water Containment Case

Federal Judge Russell denied the injunction sought by Receiver Thomas H. Langham McFaddin Weiss Kyle Land Company against Beaumont Irrigation Company and Neches Canal Company. The action aimed to stop a sand dam across the Neches River below Pine Island Bayou to keep salt water from encroaching on the bayou waters.

Beaumont Tex Russell Thomas H. Langham-McFaddin-Weiss-Kyle Land Company Beaumont Irrigation Company Neches Canal Company Neches River Pine Island Bayou

Christmas entertainment at parish workhouse mocked

The mayor dressed as Father Christmas delighted inmates at a parish workhouse event until a spectator’s remark exposed a harsher view of the residents. The exchange questions why the lunatics should be kept inside and if they are really harmless.

Father Christmas Yorkshire Post

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Oxfords Russia All Nettleton Oxfords Alamo Plaza Carrington and Roark Wolfson’s Saul Woltson W. L. Locke Camp Kelly Aviation Stone & Webster Bedell Building Locke Camp Travis Schroeder E. L. Decon Signal Corps Decon Stone & Webster Company Thomas A. Carr Carr United States feTeletete TetelTe Ve TeTeTefele Boys’ Dept Javern Edwin Clapp
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