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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
9
Your car is a vital war time necessity if you make it contribute to war work and war service. Make it give the limit of service. But don't add one extra dollar to your driving expenses. War times make economy imperative.
Juarez Mexico June 3 Epit ance Holguin Villa leader who has mined trains and looted ranches in Northern Chihuahua ordered the Erupcoin Mining Company to stop all operations at a mine 85 miles south of here. Freight wagons lumber and other materials have been burned and workers warned away. Miguel Holguin, his brother, has accepted amnesty and joined federal forces at Chihuahua City after appearing at Villa Ahumada.
Open air dancing pavilion at Kelly Field to open July 3 with an officers dance for invited guests. Plans point to an Italian fete with a costume dance, Italian music and dances. Also mentions Grove's Baby Rowel Medicine for stomach and bowel troubles in infants.
Amsterdam June 13 In reviewing the army budget General von Stein Prussian minister of war extols the army’s strength and leadership promising victory while noting British and Russian actions in Palestine Mesopotamia and the Caucasus. Deputies condemn military scandals and the harmful beech leaf tobacco substitute amid army administration debates.
Washington notes that Prussian war minister Von Stein said the so called Foch reserve army no longer exists, a statement officials say may mislead about Allied strength. The Versailles plan for a 1.0 million mobile force was never completed, and General Foch now commands all active and reserve forces, with no separate Peach Reserve army.
Two Norwegian steamships the Vindeggen and Henrik Lund were sunk east of Cape Charles Virginia by a German submarine. Their crews totaling 68 were rescued by a Danish steamer after being set adrift. Copper ingots valued at eighty tons were seized from the Vindeggen before its destruction. This marks the eighteenth U-boat loss in these waters with four Norwegian vessels sunk since the campaign began.
Wolfson's Golden Anniversary Sale wins top regard among women with plans for broad economic scope. The store, known for sturdy sterling quality, showcases new summer merchandise and daily household essentials, with price tickets enabled by the house's organization.
A Times correspondent reports on the American air program in France with large production hubs, multiple flying schools, repair shops, and supply centers. The piece describes air service departments six miles by one and a half, planned assembly and repair of airframes, and rail linked intermediate sections to move stores for a million-man force.
Charming dresses in lawn voiles organdies and linens in two material combos. Plain shades harmonious colorings novelty designs stripes plaids floral figures. Broad array of colorings to meet every demand. Dresses created for the Golden Anniversary Sale and priced to reflect great economies on third floor.
Washington June 13 A plan to weld the economic power of the United States and its allies behind the war effort moves closer with a weekly War Cabinet meeting. A two part munitions council would handle food and war materials with representatives from allied food administrations and Hoover.
An ad announces 14x20 inch convex style enlargements from any Kodak photo for 19 cents, a dramatic reduction from the usual 2.50 to 3 dollars. June 20 is the last day to take advantage of the offer.
Plans to coordinate Allied industrial output to avoid duplication and speed mobilization. Officials will visit Europe to organize supply pooling and assess plant capacities. Prominent promotions include Capt. Francis J. Frey’s transfer to Kelly Field and four second lieutenants elevated to first lieutenant in the quartermaster corps. Political notice follows about A. P. Barrett seeking congressional nomination.
A Honolulu resident patents a method to color light-hued pineapples by infecting cane sugar syrup, outlining steps and claimed novelty in the process. The filing describes the color development technique and its application to pineapple product processing.
The advertisement touts Zemo as a safe treatment for itching, irritation, and skin troubles including pimples, eczema, and ringworm. It claims fast action with a few drops, cleansing and smoothing the skin, and directs readers to ask a pharmacist for 35c or $1 bottles.
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