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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1917

Page

3

Texas Guardsmen Urged to Enlist as Nation Calls

A Texas Guard officer asserts Texas must raise a 12 000 man new division within four weeks to answer Milam's call and defend liberty. He recalls Alamo heroes and warns of German threats, urging men ages 18 to 45 to enlist in local guard units across the state.

Travis John A. Hulen National Guard of Texas Texas Guard Texas Milam Ben Milam San Antonio Rio Grande Republic of Texas Republic Sam Houston Santa Anna United States America Germany England France von Tirpitz Gerard Wilson Admiral von Tirpitz Reichstag Atlantic National Guard Lone Star Alamo San Jacinto

Assignment of officers in First Texas Cavalry named

Brigadier General John A. Hulen announced the officer assignments for the First Texas Cavalry. The unit reaches full war strength of 1620 men and 59 officers with two troops still to muster in Waéo and San Antonio. Colonel A. R. Scholars of Orange will command. Tom D. Collins of Gainesville was named lieutenant colonel.

First Texas Cavalry John A. Hulen Waéo San Antonio Col A. R. Scholars Orange Third Texas Infantry Tom D. Collins Gainesville First Texas Cavalry A. R. Sholars John B. Golding Amarillo John 8S Pape L. H. Younger Austin Walter F Woodul Laredo Joe M. Daniels Kerns B. J. Taub Houston R. K. Hanger Fort Worth Otto Kahler C. G. Duff Hillsboro B. F. Penn C. K. Lawson Dallas Aubrey Smith Sherman Roy A. Blunt Barry D. Mann R. Wolters H. M. Crodington Grover C Malone Otto C. Roquemore A. O. Whittaker Walter Acker, Jr Ernest Sauer H. J. Weider Corsicana Emmett L. Wilkerson Henry A. Whitaker Peter Schramm Taylor J. H. Swearingen C. L. Mason Fredericksburg C. A Seguin W. M. McCollum Waco Charles A. Cradington S. Atwell Louis Maverick L. L. Taylor Corpus Cnristi T. W. Harris San Angelo R. B. Ridgeway William J. Montgomery T. R. Burke George W. Winter Bonham J. Willis Johnson Frank Hare

Campaign for Red Cross War Relief Week in San Antonio

San Antonio launches a vast Red Cross War Relief drive for 1500000 dollars from the city as part of a nationwide 100 million campaign. Judge George Taliaferro and W. W. Collier lead divisions with coordinators urging rapid fundraising and pledges to meet a June 25 deadline.

Red Cross War Council San Antonio United States Red Cross France W. W. Collier George Bb. Taliaferro National War Council E. E. Dilley R. P. Schermerhorn Charles S. Venable Alexander Joske L. B. Clegg A. B. Weakley James Parker James G. Fowler J. E. Jarrett Joe H. Frost A. W. Seeligson H. L.kokernot J. B. Martindale Frederick J. Combe J. G. Willacy T. N. Smith John A. Kerr J. M. Bennett Jr Harry Rand Joseph Muir J. B. McCampbell Will Herff J. H. Haile John J. Kuntz Leo M. J. Dielmann J. F. Carle Lee Joseph P. P. Hoefgen Lafayette Ward Harry Hertzberg W. D. Syers Ed McClannahan F. L. Hillyer B. F. Furnish E. B. Carruth Gus Zalmanzig B. F. Nicholson T. T. Campbell Lee Petrich J .H. Savage H. Partee C. S. Austin W. W. McAllister Guy S. McFarland H. P. Drought Jr Theo. M. Plummer Louis H. Tyler J. B. Hucker Ellis Albaugh George R. Gillette R. N. Martindale Frank M. Lewis Sam C. Bell Albert Steves Jr R. P. Freeden A. 8. Gage B. Weller Albert Kronkosky Charles Schreiner Jr F. A. Winerich Roy Beitel E. E. Hillie Ben A. Stribbling W. B. Lupe W. C. Manlove J. M. Eskridge Phil Wright R. J. Boyle Reagan Houston Nelson Lytle John Williams Ed S. Fomby H. N. Jones J. G. Fowler Noa Spears Clinton H. Brown John Fentiman E. D. Henry John H. Bickett Jr W. W. Rew H. J. Benson Mason Williams Joe Devine Thomass. Goggan Charles T. Fincham Ross W. Davis C. T. Priest Atlee B. Ayres Rotary Club City Club Salesmanship Club Chamber of Commerce Gunter Hotel Dilley Texas Winchester Kelso Moving Picture Theaters George Taliaferro John B. Miller Los Angeles Alreaden Denver Taliaferro Washington War Relief Council The War Council Europe Second Army Florence Nightingale Band of Mercy

Aren't you a reformer Senator Sorghum answers

Quote from Senator Sorghum refusing to be a regular reformer. He says a regular reformer does not need to run for office or rely on a salary and can profit by speaking before crowds. Washington Gisis

Senator Sorghum Washington

Summer Linen and Voile Apparel in Pre-Inventory Sale

Made of voiles Seco silk and linen in gold green rose blue and natural with colored borders. Some plain tailored and others trimmed with lace embroidery or pockets belts and buttons. Womens sizes 7.95. Pure linen light eight tailored or dressy styles, some hand embroidered, others self trimmed. Worth up to 22.50, sale 14.95.

San Antonio

San Antonio Firefighters To Take Fifteen Day Vacations

California law affecting Texas provides San Antonio firefighters with a fifteen day annual vacation starting July 2. Commissioner Lowther will raise the fire department budget to hire extra men to cover vacancies while regulars rest. At least seven additional men will be needed, with a limit of fourteen off duty at once. The 149 men aim to complete vacations before Christmas, when higher fire risk requires full staffing.

San Antonio

German tobacco output for army use in 1916 17

A German statistical report shows from April 1, 1916 to March 31, 1917, factories and wholesalers supplied 2,767,850,000 cigars and cigarett es and over 9,000 tons of tobacco to the army, plus additional consignments from relatives and friends. The document notes supplementary shipments and mentions literary snippets in the same column.

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