Emmett Bank Case Called In Bankruptcy Court
Depositors are informed that the Emmett Bank bankruptcy case will be called at 9 80 o'clock Friday morning in the Federal Court.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
9
Depositors are informed that the Emmett Bank bankruptcy case will be called at 9 80 o'clock Friday morning in the Federal Court.
Italian lines report total Austrian retreat along the Piave with widespread surrender and heavy casualties. Montello fighting leaves hundreds captured, many in ragged condition as Italian columns recapture guns and push toward Treviso. Officers flee, troops demoralized, while Hungarians among captives bear the brunt of losses.
Jack V Leslie aged 34, manager of Reliable Tire Co, and Cecelia Chavez 28, nurse of the Public Health Service, died instantly when their car plunged down a Somerset road embankment near San Antonio. Albert Chavez survived with minor injuries. Funeral arrangements set for San Antonio residents with burial in San Fernando.
Regulations effective July 1 apportion 1.6 million tons of sugar for six months based on three pounds per capita monthly. Commercial users face strict limits and certificates. households may buy more, while retailers must cap sales. Five groups receive varying fractions with special allowances for ice cream makers, bakers, hotels, and public eating houses.
An air raid drill planned for San Antonio will feature sixteen planes from Kelly Field and defenders from Brooks Field, with blank rifle fire and whistles signaling the approach. Proclamations of the President and mayor will be dropped to spur war savings stamp meetings Friday evening.
A historical promotion extols Nuxated Iron as a powerful tonic and blood builder. It claims endorsements or use by high ranking officials and judges, citing doctors and hospitals to support its safety and effectiveness. The ad urges readers to test strength after two weeks of daily doses and asserts a money-back guarantee if unsatisfied.
A San Antonio campaign reports precinct quotas for citywide subscription efforts. The committee outlines careful financial review, urging prompt registration and card submission before Friday’s meeting. The Wake the Limit drive expands with many local residents and firms listed as supporters.
The fragment lists individuals and a few business names including Stribling A and Stribling, Kaser Auto Supply, Mr and Mrs Masterson, Theodore Massot, William Nagel, Laura Phousen, H W Finck and J T Wilkes. Details unclear from partial text.
Henry Erkel a Southern Pacific conductor was killed when struck by a switch engine in the Sanderson yards on Tuesday night. He lived at 151 Avenue D and had served 41 years with the company. Survived by his widow and daughter Olive, he was brother in law to G. B. Waide. Funeral Thursday at 4 from Hagg McCollum chapel with active pallbearers listed. Burial at Anchor Lodge Masonic Cemetery.
The proposed big swimming pool at Kelly Field is temporarily abandoned because funds are short. Lieutenant J A Worthington says $1600 is needed though only $1000 is available. A smaller tank may be built by the flying department financed privately while the large tank project is kept for a later date.
The annual picnic of St. Mark's Sunday School will be held at New Braunfels on Saturday June 29. Members depart the parish house at 9 a.m. Transportation will be provided for those who notify the parish secretary by Friday evening.
Postoffice department rejected bids again for mail transport to and from San Antonio stations and post office due to high quotes. Postmaster Armistead to solicit new bids with a July 17 deadline, to be sent by July 10. Contract carries a $30,000 bond and large regional significance.
An advertisement extols Danderine as a miracle hair cleanser. It claims moistening a cloth and drawing through hair cleanses dust, dandruff and oils, leaves hair fluffy, lustrous, and strong, and promotes growth while preventing itching and loss. It urges purchase at drug stores or toilet counters.
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