Army Orders Create Transfers and Leaves Across Commands
Today’s Army orders list leaves of absence for Captain W. M. Nichol and Guy V. Rukke with two months and five days respectively. Aviators are assigned to routes via Major B. D. Foulois to Baltimore and Toledo, and Captain Joseph C. Morrow moves to Rantoul Illinois while Captain Walter G. Kilner goes to Washington. Post-duty returns to proper stations follow. Major Gerald E. Griffin joins the Surgeon General office, with several Medical Reserve officers assigned to various engineer units and the Sixth Engineers. General Staff relief includes Lt Colonel James W. McAndrews and Captain Walter Kruege among others, stationed in Washington and the Philippines area. Veterinarian examining board meets in July at Fort Sam Houston with Major Raymond Metcalfe and Captain Floyd Kramer noted in assignments.
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W. M. Nichol
Twenty-first Field Artillery
Guy V. Rukke
B. D. Foulois
Baltimore and Toolchester
Maryland
Joseph C. Morrow
Rantoul
Ius
Walter G. Kilner
Washington
Gerald E. Griffin
Surgeon General Office
Charles J. Cavanagh
Ninth Engineers
Russell LaFayette
Cecil
Robert E. Buckley
Henry J. Ervey
Sixth Engineers
James W. McAndrews
Walter Kruege
Hall
Philippines Constabulary
Raymond
Metcalfe
Fort Sam Houston
Floyd Kramer
Fort Bliss
Great Distinction in a Literary Assembly
A Baltimore American quip notes a man singled out for respect as the only one present who has never written a war poem. A Froth joke recalls hard luck in courting and car outings without engine trouble.
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Baltimore American
Now Free from Pain
Buffalo New York woman Mrs. B B Zielinska describes relief from a female trouble after three years of back and side pains. She used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports marked improvement in two weeks and full recovery enabling her to do housework.
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Buffalo
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
B. B. Zielinska
Waltz Ave
N. Y
Lyia E. Pinkhams
Lydia_E. Pinkham
Soldiers Club Furniture Drive Hopes to Open July 1
San Antonio civic leaders urge residents to loan furniture for the Soldiers' Club in the Calcasieu building. Rotary Club offers tables chairs and a piano while volunteers organize a telephone chain to solicit donations. a 6000 square foot space donated by the Bedell Moore estate awaits books magazines and fixtures.
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San Antonio
Calcasieu
War Recreation Board
Bedell-Moore
Crockett 10
Harry L. Miller
Rotary Club
Travis
Chamber of Commerce
Soldiers’ Club
Civic Social Committee of the
J. J. Stevens
Floyd McGown
Joining Ambulance Unit Recruiting for Red Cross
Recruiting for Ambulance Unit No. 38 of San Antonio moves forward as applicants, mainly chauffeurs, apply at Red Cross headquarters in the Gunter Hotel. Examinations arranged with physicians. unit needs sixty eight privates plus two musicians two cooks and two assistants. Sign urges: Going to France join now apply here.
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Red Cross
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Nathalie Dalkowitz
France
Court Proceedings and Crime Report from Supreme Court
The Supreme Court agenda lists motions overruled by the appellate judges in numerous civil cases across Texas counties and districts. In criminal matters, a series of affirmations and remands are noted, followed by a fatal incident in Kansas where a show proprietor’s wife was killed and the husband wounded during a suspected robbery, with an employee under arrest.
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Supreme Court
Austin
Tex
Courts of Civil Appeal
Louis Perez
F. Ry. Co
el Paso
A. Ry. Co
H. J. Miller
Bexar
Justice Moursund
Galveston
Texarkana Tel. Co
C. J.burger
Emporia
Kan
Shaw
Bushong
John Thompson
Wealthy Urged to Give More in San Antonio War Relief Drive
Final efforts in the Red Cross War Relief fund raise for San Antonio aim to reach the $150,000 apportionment. A luncheon of fifteen solicitors at the Gunter Hotel will hear a report by campaign manager E. E. Dilley showing about $27,000 still needed. Wealthy residents largely gave less than their means, with some increases noted among individuals and employers like the San Antonio Brewing Association and Saul Wolfson Dry Goods Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
E. E. Dilley
Lee B. Miller
Mollie Nelson
Third Ward
San Antonio Brewing Association
Saul Wolfson Dry Goods Company
Alex Fraser
Mr. Fraser
L. E. Baldwin
Wolfson Dry Goods Company
Council of Jewish Women
Daylight Saving Bill Passes Senate For House Action
The daylight saving bill, amended to start next year, passes the Senate without debate or vote and moves to the House. It would set clocks forward one hour from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in September.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
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