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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1918

Page

6

City Subscribes $4 258 000 to Third Liberty Loan

San Antonio reports a noon Monday total subscription of 4 258 000 to the third Liberty Loan, surpassing the 3 925 000 quota by 333 000 despite incomplete bank returns and some duplicated reports from banks and the Boy Scouts. A morning hiccup occurred when three banks declined some subscriptions from Saturday.

San Antonio Boy Scouts W. W. Collier Bexar County Federal Reserve Bank Dallas Gunter Kelly Field Gunter Hotel Hugh McLelan W. W. Cullier Harry Sertzberg Tewse Muster J. KK. Beretta Franz C. Groos Floyd McGown Smithie Graves Herbert Barnard

Liberty Loan Subscriptions Surpass County Quotas

Harris County reports a Third Liberty Loan subscription of 9 730 050 dollars, 968 350 over the 8 761 700 limit, reaching 111 percent. Travis County also exceeds its quota with 1 579 100 dollars, 140 800 above the 1 438 000 maximum.

Harris County Houston Tex May Travis Austin Travis County

Mothers Told Sons in France Are “As Hard As Nails”

San Antonio mothers hear from Lieut. Martin Steevers of the Field Artillery returning from France that sons there are strong and “as hard as nails.” Steevers, visiting San Antonio on his way to a new station, praised American Red Cross efforts with French Red Cross and described frontline experiences and pride in American divisions.

San Antonio France Martin Steevers Vield Arllery Wrenee United States Field Artillery American Red Cross French Red Cross Whey Ivex AnthCros Alamo Tion Asiastle South Yl Tre

War Department to Expand United States Guard Nationwide

Plans call for 25 000 guardsmen to replace regular troops in guarding industries and war facilities. Four battalions will form in the Southern Department at Fort Sam Houston or Leon Springs for training, raising total guards in the region to 3 000. Officials say the move speeds overseas readiness and places more men in active guard duty across departments.

War Department United States Guard Southern Department Fort Sam Houston Leon Springs Western Department Eastern Department Bth Infantry 19Th Infantry 57Th East Texas 19Th Galveston Plains of West Texas U.S San Antonio France United States Guard

Paulist Choristers Charm San Antonio in Last Sunday Concert

Enthusiastic crowd at Beethoven Hall filled the last Bitten in San Antonio by the Paulist Choristers. The program featured fifteen requ est numbers including Allelifa by Father Finn and Old Black Joe arranged for the choir. Soloists Frank Dunford Parnell Egan and boy soloists Hallet Dolan Richard Finn William Probst highlighted the performance. The audience requested encores with the singers repeating selections Sunday afternoon. Notice, Pan-American Motors Corp. manufactured cars in Decatur Illinois not Pan Motor Co. in St Cloud Minnesota. D A Castleberry representative 803 Inst Laurel, San Antonio, Texas.

Beethoven Hall San Antonio Allelifa William J. Inn Old Black Joe Father Finn Richard Finn Frank M. Dunford Parnell Egan Pan-American Motors Corporation Decatur Mitnois Pan Motor Company St. Cloud Minn

Red Cross War Fund Drives Ready For May Start

San Antonio chapter builds a working corps led by Judge A W Seeligson to recruit volunteers across Bexar County. Mrs J J Stevens seeks women to join the Woman’s Division, with headquarters at the Chandler Building. Manufacturing work tightens gauze supply. surgical dressings close early. Knitting drives collect khaki and grey wool scraps for socks. Bonn-Avan School contributes a knitted ambulance cover of 120 small pieces.

Red Cross San Antonio The A. W. Seeligson Bexar County J. J. Stevens Wolff & Marx Bonn- Avan School

The Making of a Famous Medicine

A lab tour shows the making of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's health. 350000 pounds of herbs are harvested seasonally, solvents extract medicinal properties, and sterilization plus pasteurization ensure cleanliness before bottling. Letters from readers attest to its healing reputation.

Lydia E. Pinkham

School pupils knit squares and sell during mornings

Knitted squares made by pupils of the school are on sale. The department will close at 1 o'clock after May 15. Snitters may procure wool or turn in finished articles during the morning hours.

Hundreds Apply for Next Officers Training Camp

About 600 enlisted men from Southern Department regular army units submitted applications for admittance to the forthcoming officers training camp. A board led by Lieut. Col. John J. Miller and Captains J C Minus and Robert Co. Macon reviews the prints as five training schools are set across Camp Travis Camp Bowie Camp McArthur Fort Bliss and Camp Wody. The 15th cavalry division is confirmed to have a school while Camp Logan Houston has no training school. Camp MacArthur hosts the 7th division headquarters. The disposition of officers at Leon Springs remains unclear.

Southern Department John J. Miller 57Th Infantry J. C. Minus Robert Co. Macon 19Th Infantry 90Th Camp Travis U6th Camp Bowie Camp McArthur Fort Bugs Camp Wody N. M Camp MacArthur 14Th Brigade Tth 15Th Cavalry Division Cammy Logan Houston Leon Springs

War Service Board seeks Kodak pictures of soldiers entertainments

The War Service Board through Charles McLean calls young women of San Antonio to submit photographs of Sunday soldier entertainments. Pictures may be sent to Kansas City for a Rotary Club convention exhibit or kept by the board. Submit by leaving images at the board office on the Chandler building lower floor at College and Losoya.

War Service Board Charles McLean San Antonio Kodak Kansas City Rotary Club War Service Board Chandler Building College and Losoy Streets

Ferguson Here Soon for Re Election Campaign Visit

Former Governor James B Ferguson will campaign for re election and deliver an address in San Antonio on Wednesday May 15. He tours western Texas with stops at Lampasas Sweetwater Midland Pecos and El Paso and will pass through Del Rio en route to San Antonio. He will then speak in Waco and Dallas.

James &. Ferguson San Antonio Ferguson Lampasas Sweetwater Midland Pecos el Paso del Rio Waco Dallas

Graham New Adjutant at Kelly Field

Captain Harry Graham named adjutant at Kelly Field succeeding Major Percy Van Nostrand who is relieved. Van Nostrand to Omaha for Balloon School duties. Graham, an infantry officer turned signal corps, previously served in Washington and at Kelly No. 2. Born Ohio February 16, 1874.

Harry Graham Kelly Field Washington Percy van Nostrand Omaha Nebraska Graham Signal Corps Kelly Wield Kelly No. 2 Ohio

Military career timeline of Ohio infantry officer

The record traces service in the Fourth Ohio Infantry with promotion to second lieutenant on September 1, 1909 and first lieutenant on March 29, 1904. He was honorably mustered out January 20, 1899 and later entered the regular army as a corporal.

Heutenant Fourth Ohio Infantry Regular Army Leutenant

Salt treatment urged against cut worms on castor beans

Reports from the Chamber of Commerce say cut worms are attacking castor bean crops in some areas. Charles Mayer Jr. of the Signal Corps advises a small amount of salt around each plant to drive worms away, warning against overuse. An alternative is scratching into the hills to kill the worms.

Chamber of Commerce John B. Carrington Charles Mayer Jr Signal Corps

Home Destroyed by Fire at Bucking ham Avenue

Policeman Ww. M. Myers lost his frame cottage at 327 Buckingham Avenue and all contents, valued about 2000, due to a Sunday night fire that started while the family was away. Origin undetermined though suspected to stem from the stove. Insurance partially covered the loss.

M. Myers Buckingham Avenue John Reese Austin St

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