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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1918

Page

4

Questioned Austin House Bill Raises Quorum Doubt

In Austin March events, a tie vote on a state revenue bill occurred as the House convened without a quorum. If invalid, only the pension commissioner abolition act remains from the legislative committee's recommendations. The pension office created in 1908 would expire in January 1919, barring new action. County Judge J T Ellis, Caldwell County Defense Council member, will speak at a national colors ceremony led by a local church. Other churches may host similar events soon. Ad note: Tango promotion.

Austin Tex H Lolightnens Ice State Revenue Agent Legislative Investigating Committee State Pension Commissioner Pension Commissioner le- Ha Putnam Brazil J.T. Illis Caldwell County Council of National Defense Lockhart

Flag Raising Service Planned at Lockhart Methodist

In Lockhart Texas a flag raising service is set for Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock in the Methodist Church. Pastor Nev A L Scarborough has organized an interesting program for the event. The service will honor ten men noted on the church flag.

Salvation Army drive reports progress in San Antonio

The campaign aims for 10 009 across the nation for war work. San Antonio reports 2500 raised so far and messages say more reports will go to headquarters. Local drive events at St Anthony’s showroom noted a shift of canvassing to Wednesday evening.

Salvation Army San Antonio Ifiv

Wheat Ban Urged By Hoover as Meat Rule Eases

Hoover calls on well to do to abstain from all wheat until next harvest to aid allied needs. Hotels and public eateries urged to skip wheat and rely on corn or potatoes. Meatless day suspension lasts 30 days to boost meat supply while breadstuffs remain scarce. Hoover warns of shipping delays and bleak European bread supply. The appeal frames sacrifice as essential and equitable, targeting luxury consumption at the top.

Washington, D. C Food Administration United Union Hoover America Gettysburg Houvar John Mek. Bowman New York The Iatel Mr. Bowman Bow di Alonzo Taylor War Trade Board Taylor Germany Hoovers Europe United States Vloover

Shrine Ceremonial Largest in History of Alzafar Temple

Friday’s Alzafar Temple Mystic Shrine ceremony in San Antonio set a record with 1250 members in attendance and 9 percent initiates. No parade was held due to Good Friday. instead the temple conducted a laborious initiations at 615 North St. Mary’s Street. Many army masons in town may prompt a future second ceremony to confer degrees under the Scottish Rite. Initiates listed include Tom Anthonys and Alfred Berliner among dozens of others.

Oasis of San Antonio North St. Mary's Street Thad Bions Ashworth Alfred Berliner George Allen Baker Philip Isbeh Baker Edgard Vartholamae Willan Augusta Bede J. Aa Betancourt Douseph O. Boehmer Clifton Roland Borroum Joelas Thorpe Rbowles Arthur Dee Grootaver Dempsey Lenton Cain Peter Michael Ciamagrinos James Raymond Chamberlain Janes Jodgar Churcehwell Lester David Connell Carl William Connell Peter Sampson Dimotsis Thomas Gunter Duckworth William H. Dunning Umberian S. Wideman Maugh Kranklin Mwing Adolph Nicholes Fernich Benedit Jox Alexander George Fraser Jacob Friedman Arthur B. Wrix Austin Marl Frost James J. Gray Carl Oswald Hamlin Robert B. Warding Herman Hartman George W. Slawkins Clarence M. Muaranville Walter G. Martin Marl Leroy Mast Howard J. Matthews Adolph H W. Michel James W. Methird Wilkie L. Morgan Charles L. McDonald Elmer S. Nelson Latro Nielson Weston W. Nipper Benjamin J. Nolan Crafford W. Nerman Bymwan B. Nouree Herbert M. Ostreski Twenry Dane Parker Jay Herbert Pearls John Newton Penick Harry Weston Torter Richard Jouston Porter Mites Dil Ruiford Joseph Ring Alsert T Carl Robert Rovemer Charles J. Sehhuessier Dexter Sw. Scurlock Ralph B. Seaman George Sokoloff Hal Sugarman James T. Sullivan Vernal D. Templeton Ted Baxter Travis Wood Unger Harry van Morn Hanten TL. Wade Anton Wagner Felix A. Walker W. Albert Williamson Herron W. Wiseman James Vane Wiseman Land Cox Dexter Zachary

English Only in Texas Primary Schools Edict Report

Prof W F Dougherty says the special session act requires English to be the sole language taught in Texas public school primaries. It targets German and Spanish instruction and even Bohemian teachings in border towns, with fines from 25 to 200 dollars and possible certificate cancellation for teachers.

Austin Lex W. FP. Dougherty Texas

War-scarred French veterans mentor American troops

General Claudon head of the French Advisory Mission in America visits U S training camps and stations across Texas and the Pacific coast, praising American troops and forecasting victory. He and Capt De Courtivron tour Camp Travis Camp MacArthur Camp Vis and Camp Kearny before headed to Fort Bliss and California then Washington.

America General Claudon de Courtivron Ife Camp Travis Pacific Coast Claudon France Chaudon Camp MacArthur Camp Vis Texas Gai 104Th LgSth Tle Legion of Honor Chiudan John W. Ruckiman Ldanglish St. Anthony Ruckinien R Luciv J. Durfee John J. Kingman Camp Prayis Henry T. Allew Durfee Kingman de Vineau Aru Mes Bounoront Bonneront Fort Bliss Pase Camp Kearney Fremont California Washington

Representative J B Lee Dead in Typhoid Pneumonia

Representative J B Lee of Wood County died in a local hospital from typhoid pneumonia contracted during the current Legislature special session. He was 55, from Quitman, survived by his widow and four children.

J. B. Lee Austin Tex Wood County Lee Quitman

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