Boys Hobby Exhibit Attracts Crowds At Y M C A
A large crowd attended the opening of the boys hobby exhibit at the Y M C A Tuesday with many displays in the boys room. The exhibit runs through Saturday. The day featured a Mother and Son reception at 3 30 PM. Exhibits include a wireless apparatus by James Goolsby, art photography by Jules Dulling, a model aeroplane set by Homer Smith, eggs and nests by J D Patterson, pennants from state universities, ribbons and medals won by Harold Riley, and a woodwork display by Fred Denton including a library table and two taborets.
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James Goolsby
Jules Dulling
Homer Smith
J. D. Patterson
Harold Riley
Fred Denton
Y Exhibit Expected To Attract Record San Antonio Attendance
J Floyd Smith, head of the exhibit, says the event at the Y will draw more San Antonians than any prior affair held there. He anticipates additional entries before the closing day.
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J. Floyd Smith
San
Contests in April Under UIL At Main Avenue High
The district UIL contests in debate declamation tennis spelling and essay writing will be at Main Avenue High School on April 21 and 22 with E C Soule directing San Antonio district arrangements. There will be no district athletic meet. County contests occur before April 21 and a city contest may be scheduled. In cities 25000 plus population a separate ward and high school contest is held. Junior declaimers may enter both city and county contests.
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Main Avenue High School
E. Co. Soule
San Antonio
Fire destroys McKinney compress and homes
Fire broke out in the McKinney compress plant in McKinney Texas shortly after noon. Flames spread to nearby residences and by 2 30 o clock the damage was estimated at more than 150000 dollars.
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M’kinney
Tex
Editorial probes Mexican editors over deportation fears
Federal officials study inflammatory Spanish language editorials from San Antonio papers tied to Huerta aligned circles. Translation of a harsh piece argues Mexicans in Texas resist assimilation and warns against American occupation, prompting possible deportation actions.
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Mexico
Villa
San Antonio
United States
Huerta
Cientiflcos
Federal Departments
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Department
Roques Succeeds Gallieni as War Minister in France
General Joseph Gallieni the famous one armed defender of Paris is replaced by General Charles Roques as minister of war in the French cabinet. Gallieni faced friction with the senate and had held the post since October 1915. Roques, former inspector general of the air service, is a noted aviation authority.
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Joseph Gallieni
Paris
Charles Roques
General Gallieni
General Roques
General Gallient
Air Service
Obituary Notices in San Antonio Sanitarian
Martin D. Grootamaat aged 78 died in a San Antonio sanitarium at 1 AM Tuesday. He was European born, lived in San Antonio six years, survived by two sons and three daughters in California and Wisconsin. Shelley-Loring Undertaking holds the body awaiting relatives’ instructions. Mrs. Anna Musen Redler 32 died in a San Antonio sanitarium at 2 PM Monday. She was Austria native, lived in France before moving here. She is survived by her husband and a brother Irvin Masen of this city. Funeral from her brother's home 1506 Wyoming Street at 10 AM Tuesday. burial Orthodox Jewish cemetery.
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Martin D. Grootamaat
San Antonio
Europe
California
Wisconsin
Shelley- Loring Undertaking Company
Anna Musen Redler
Austria
France
Irvin Masen
Wyoming Street
Citizens Press Colorado and Guadalupe Rivers Navigation Survey
Texas officials led by Judge W B Holman and Congressman Buchanan urged the Board of Army Engineers to survey the Colorado river for navigability and to study the Guadalupe river for potential navigation. The engineers had recently declined the Guadalupe project.
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Texas
Board of Army Engineers
Washington, D. C
W. B. Holman
Bay City
Buchanan
Colorado River
BE. Holland
Victoria
Intercoastal Canal Association
Burgess
Guadalupe River
Cardus credited with curing long illness in North Carolina
Mrs J W Veach of Thomasville recounts years of bedridden pain from hips head abdomen and nerve distress. She credits Cardus for relief sleep return of strength and flesh after using several bottles purchased for five dollars. She urges others to try and notes health now restored.
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Thomasville
N. C
J. W. Veach
Cardus
Play Festival At San Pedro Park Draws Thousands
The San Antonio Playground Association stages a Saturday festival at San Pedro park to showcase supervised play and boost public school grounds use. Activities start at 2 pm with 20 schools and over 3000 children involved, Mayor Brown opening followed by Rev. Philip Cook on organized play. Buttons and refreshments fund summer programs. committee chairs are named.
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San Pedro Park
San Antonio Playground Association
Brown
Philip Cook
van Teele
J. A. Cosgrove
B. F. Morris
J. J. Vanlandingham
W. F. McManus
Belle Dilgarde
J. H. Archibald
Army Orders First Lieutenants Assigned and Relieved
Today’s orders assign First Lieutenants Edward Bailey and John D. Bartlett to active duty. Second Lieutenant George E. Lowell Jr. is to Fort Sam Houston for fitness examination for aviation section duty. Captain Samuel A. Smoke is detailed as acting quartermaster and will proceed to Fort D A Russell.
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Edward Bailey
John D. Bartlett
Medical Reserve Corps
George E. Lowell JR
Seventh Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Signal Corps
Samuel A. Smoke
United State Army
Fort D. A Russel
Wyoming
Wilson G. Heaton
Quartermaster Corps
St. Louis
William P. Banta
Medical Corps
Fort Logan
Louis H. Hanson
Charles E. Martin
Ely's Cream Balm Claims Instant Relief for Nasal Congestion
An old ad touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fragrant antiseptic nasal aid that clears air passages instantly. It promises quick relief from colds or catarrh with a small application in the nostrils and soothing of inflamed membranes.
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Ely
Military assignments and transfers listed for many officers
The document details numerous Army officers and their new postings or assignments. Names include First Lieutenants James W. Hart Edward H. Pearce Nicholas W. Campano Henry S. Brinkerhoff and Captains John P. Hasson Gasser Kay Hurst Hadsell Como Guiney Hawkins plus signals and quartermaster corps moves. Assignments cover Sixteenth and Seventh Infantry units in El Paso Walter Reed Philippine Department and other depots with dates in March April June.
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Philippine Department
Henry A. Ripley
Infantry
Philippine Scouts
Third Infantry
United States
G. Arthur Hadsell
Twenty-eighth Infantry
James H. Como
Patrick J. Morrissey
Henry 8. Brinkerhoff
Signal Corps
Patrick Es Guiney
Cartermaster Corps
Cavalry
Seventh Cavalry
Hamilton S Hawk
INS
Third Cavalry
Youre Cavalry
Hawkins
Francisco
Nicholas W. Campano
Service Signal Corps
Allen's Foot-Ease Offers Quick Shoe Comfort
Advertises Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic foot powder to relax tight shoes and ease bunions blisters and sore spots. Claims instant relief in coins and caluses with use in bath and powder shaken into shoes. Sold nationwide for 2 cents a trial package, from Allen & Olmsted Le Roy New York.
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Allen
Packass
Olmsted
le Roy
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