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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1917

Page

6

Society Schedules and Club Events Highlight Local Charity

In Society Thursday Night tableux vivants at the Grand for Red Cross and a literary musical at Central Christian Church. Friday Fiesta Fete events for children at Ells Hall. numerous Mothers' Clubs meet. Crockett School hosts a silver tea. Miss Brackenridge's birthday tea at Gunter raises funds for suffrage. long list of club officers elected and meetings planned. socials span local venues including St. Mark's Parish and Government Hill Church.

Ells’ Hall M. Eleanor Brackenridge J. 5. Williams Smith School Mothers' Club E. @. Garwood Crockett School Mothers’ Club George Peyton Council of Mothers

Home and School Garden talk by gardening committee

Members of the gardening department of the Council of Mothers will discuss The Home and School Garden with FF FE Collins and J H Kirkpatrick. The topic, tied to the city’s gardening district, is part of school visiting day. Milton Ling will speak at the Lamar School Mothers Club meeting Friday afternoon and members should visit the school.

History Club Delta Gamma Taus Paul Deutz West Laurel Street Gunter Building Glennon Kingsley Collins’ Gardens’ Parent- Teachers’ Association A. B. Mor Milton Ling Lamar School Mothers’ Club

Spain Considers Food Distribution Measures

Madrid reports the cabinet studies measures to ensure Spain can live on its own resources. Restrictions will apply to nonessential articles as rain and snow storms sweep the peninsula causing train stoppages and disrupted communications.

Madrid Paris Spain

Board Rules County Must Supply Books for Poor Students

San Antonio public school pupils who cannot afford books will obtain them from the Bexar county commissioners following an opinion from the board's attorney, Martin J. Arnold. The issue of who must supply books under the new compulsory education law drew county city disputes. The board also reviewed a Prospect Hill petition for a new school, let contracts for steel lockers at Brackenridge and Main Avenue High Schools, approved bond for H A Schoenfeld to build Main Avenue, and accepted resignations of Augusta Ellis and W M Lampkin.

San Antonio Bexar County Schol Board Prospect Hill W. M. Marvin Brackenridge Main Avenue W. E. Huffaker William Song H. A. Schoenfeld Main Avenue High School Augusta Ellis W. M. Lampkin

British Impressing American Shipping Pressure in UK Policy

The Federal Shipping Board weighs measures in response to Britain forcing American ships to carry British supplies. President Wilson’s proclamation blocks transfer of ships to foreign registry without board approval. The Mittie Newman case at Liverpool highlights wartime coercion and coal duties affecting American vessels.

Washington, D. C Great Britain Federal Shipping Board Wilson Mittie Newman New York Liverpool France

Theosophy Lecture Opens Series on Majesty of Pain

Max Wardall of the National Theosophy Society spoke at the Gunter Hotel on the Majesty of Pain arguing that fear of death is shed and immortality proven by scientific and spiritual evidence. He cited Sir Oliver Lodge and others and announced a second talk on Esoteric Christianity at the hotel the next night.

Max Wardall National Theosophy Society Gunter Hotel Wardall Earth Man Oliver Lodge

Government sale of old clothes begins in Munich

BERNE March 8 via Paris reports government sale of old clothes started yesterday in Munich for the entire empire. Buyers queued for hours to present clothing cards, with a strong demand noted for second hand dress suits.

Berne Switzerland Paris Munich Bavaria

Colonist rates to the West abandoned by railway managers

Chicago March 8 colonist rates to the West, a twenty year railroad custom, have been abandoned by the managers. The reason for the rate has long since disappeared, officials announced today.

Chicago

Maverick Announces Candidacy for Commissioner of Fire and Police

Lewis Maverick announces his run for Commissioner of Fire and Police asking for voter support in the upcoming election, declaring his intent to serve and seeking public backing.

Anzeiger Attacks Wilson Over Monroe Doctrine Critique

The Lokal Anzeiger in Berlin denounces President Wilson in strong terms after his inaugural address. It accuses him of undermining the Monroe Doctrine and portrays his stance as megalomaniacal, while noting perceived neutrality and pro English influence. It condemns his peace mediation stance and threats amid ongoing conflict.

Berlin London Lokal Anzeiger Wilson James Monroe America Washington Atlantic

Tennessee River Falls Prompt Recovery Forecast

The Tennessee river fell three tenths of a foot after a rise earlier, with river men predicting further declines. Railroads, shut for days, are expected to resume service by Friday if the pace continues.

Chattanooga Tenn Tennessee River

Purim Celebration Told As Jewish Festival Of Deliverance

Purim or the Jewish thanksgiving is observed as a day of rejoicing rather than a strict religious holiday. The story recalls Esther and Mordecai thwarting Haman’s plot to annihilate the Jews, with Haman and his ten sons hanged on the gallows he built for Mordecai.

Haman Esther Persia Ahasuerus Osther Mordecai Ahsaverus

Doctor Baker's Free Advice Columns Offer Remedies

Readers send questions on purifying blood slimming down and nervous fatigue. Dr Baker prescribes three grain sulfuric tablets, antiseptic washes, tonics like codomene and arborone, plus mentholaxene cough syrup and scalp treatments. He notes broad public contribution and invites self addressed envelopes for further guidance.

D. Lewis Baker College College-Elwood Streets Dayton Ohio

Four Die in Boone County Poor House Fire

A major blaze at Boone County Poor House in Boone Iowa killed four inmates and left several others missing. The facility housed 57 residents at the time of the fire with emergency crews assessing casualties and damage through the morning.

Boone Iowa Boone County Poor House

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