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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1917

Page

5

Governor Calls Texas Youth to Join Guards Cavalry

Governor Ferguson issued a call for volunteers to join the Texas National Guard as it expands toward a division. He urged able bodied men ages 14 to 45 to enlist, stating about 10,000 are needed to reach war strength and that the question now is unity with national aims. He directed enlistment at local recruiting stations.

Austin Tex Ferguson West Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College Texas National Guard National Guard of Texas

Texas Considers Rapid War Strength Expansion

Colonel J A McCalmont reports the Texas Cavalry regiment nearing full organization with fifteen units including twelve cavalry troops and a machine gun unit. Four troops are active in Corsicana Bonham Fort Worth and Dallas while Austin forms another troop under Major Louis H Younger. The regiment, commanded by Col A R Shholars, is expected to be ready for border duty soon.

Tocsin Texas Fort Worth Dallas Border Austin Louis H. Younger A. R. Shholars

Pro German Sentiment in Japan Warned by Nitobe

Dr. Inazo Nitobe warns against rising pro German mood among Japanese citizens. He cites two dangers: pro German illusion and a taste for wartime profits, urging Japan to avoid praising Germany or disparaging the Entente as the war continues. He warns Germany defeating Britain and its allies would harm the Orient.

Associated Press Tokio Inazo Nitobe Japan Germany Europe

Clip This Out May Come Handy

A Cincinnati authority warns that cutting corns invites lockjaw or blood poisoning. A quarter ounce of freezone bought cheaply from the drug store can remove both hard and soft corns or calluses. Apply a few drops to the corn. soreness eases and the corn lifts out root and all. The product dries sticky but shrivels the corn without irritating surrounding skin.

Cincinnati

Conductor praises Tanlac for gut relief and stamina

Ed V. Favor, a San Antonio Traction Co. conductor, credits Tanlac with restoring his health after long digestive troubles. He says gastric pain, bloating, belching, and backaches eased, allowing him to work full shifts and eat normally. Wagner Drug Co. and E. J. H. Meier sell Tanlac in San Antonio.

Tanlac Ed V. Favor San Antonio Traction Co Taniac Wagner San Antonio Wagner Drug Co E. J. H. Meier

Nitobe Warns Germany War Ambitions Threaten Peace

Dr Nitobe decries prosperity gained from war and argues German expansion risks world security. He warns Japan would face militarization or conquest, making universal peace impossible without strong defense.

Sydney naval hero promoted to command at Garden Island

Captain J. C. Glassop, who led the Australian cruiser Sydney in the Emden action off the Cocos Islands in November 1914, will command the Sydney naval establishment at Garden Island. He will earn 5000 dollars yearly and has 28 years in Australian waters, with earlier service on the Calliope and Royalist during Samoa events.

Associated Press Sydney Australia J. C. Glassop Emden Cocos Islands Indian Ocean Commonwealth Navy Naval Establishment Garden Island Glossop Apia Samoa Trenton Philadelphia

No One Should Have Gray Hair Hair Restorer Ad

A dated advertisement promotes Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer as a harmless liquid that restores natural color to gray or faded hair. It claims lasting, non dye results, styled like a shampoo and includes mentions of other Q-Ban products and a free book on hair culture.

Sommer Fischer’s Hessig-Ellis Drug Co Memphis Tenn

Baker Defends San Antonio Clean-Up as Army Faces Pressure

Secretary of War Baker demands permanent, good faith anti vice actions in San Antonio to secure future Army units. He rebuts claims of rough tactics and says Fort Sam Houston’s value weighs in the decision while denying Slayden was consulted in the process. Senator Bee warns officials to enforce measures.

Washington, D. C Newton D. Paker San Antonio Suriport Sam Houston Carlos Bee Bee Baker Secretary Baker Senator Bee Fort Sam Louston Bee Tophs Lhce Beall Davis McAskill Franz Groos Chamber of Commerce Raymond B. Fosdick Fort San House Slayden Raymond B. Foswick War Department Fosdick Washington The Light Senator Sheppard Congressman Slayden

Wood hauler killed in boiler explosion near Mount Houston Road

The blast from a boiler at the Atlantic & Gulf Petroleum Co property threw debris and killed Oncy A. Cox as he paused to repair his wagon. Miller Lac wood Will McMaster and Tom Lickeland were injured lightly. four cords of wood were scattered around the site.

Houston Tex Mount Houston Road Oncy A. Cox Milton Lacwood Will McMaster Tom Lickeland Cox Atlantic & Gulf Petroleum Company Foreman Lacwood

Wheatless egg laying ration lowers feed costs for poultry

Government experts describe a wheatless ration tested at the USDA farm yielding high egg numbers. Thirty Leghorn pullets averaged 147.3 eggs in a pullet year, Buff Orpingtons 53 eggs in twenty weeks, with a mix of cracked corn oats and beef scrap as feed. They also outline green feed ideas for shaded yards and oats sprouting methods to supply chickens with fresh greens.

United States Department of Agriculture Experiment Farm Orpington

China urged to build thirty submarines

The Chinese minister of the navy Chen Pih kuan has submitted a cabinet proposal to construct thirty submarines to aid coast protection. No government action has been taken yet on the recommendation.

China Peking Chen Pih-kuan

Forestry Regiment Planned for France Service

A Forestry Regiment of foresters, loggers, portable sawmill operators and others will be raised immediately to support U S forces in France. The Forest Service, at War Department request, will plan its organization and equipment and help recruit men. The unit will join the Engineer Corps and work with French foresters to convert timber into bridges, rails, and trenches with minimal waste.

Washington, D. C France Forest Service War Department Engineer Corps Canada

Lumber mill and logging crew recruitment drive announced

The notice seeks skilled lumbermen and wood workers including axemen teamsters tie-cutters millwrights sawyers and various tradesmen. Enlistments will be secured and men assembled at six designated central points as soon as possible.

ORGANIZE FOR PARK Plaza project replaces old fire station on Soledad

A meeting at the Woman's Club formed a permanent group to build a plaza atop part of Romana Street's fire station site at the north end of Soledad Street. William Herff was named chairman and T. J. Nye secretary. The group will plan, with seven executives to oversee the work, and likely ease downtown traffic.

Soledad Street Romana Street Woman's Club William Herff T. J. Nye Heuerman J. N. Evans Paschal

Aztec Sculpture to Rodin Gift Exchange

Mexico City dispatch notes the Mexican government sending reproductions of Aztec sculptures to Rodin in France. Rodin replies with a promise to send a replica of his work to be placed in the National Academy of Fine Arts in Mexico City.

Rodin Associated Press Mexico City National Academy Fine Arts

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