Citywide Red Cross War Fund Drive Planned in San Antonio
The San Antonio Red Cross outlines a large scale second war fund drive from May 29 to June 2 with posters in stores and on streetcars. A publicity committee led by George J. Armistead will distribute materials, while Harry Dwerts directs a speaking campaign next week. Volunteers are urged to sign up at Red Cross headquarters.
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American Steel Cross
San Antonio
Sim
Si Antonio
Tad
George J. Armistead
Harry Dwerts
Ea. W. Secily Sot
A Stevens
Stevens
Juder Secigson
Red Cross
A.2
Pancoast
Anti Corps
Whli
Teaders
Nearke
Chandler
Postoffice money order department moves to second floor
The San Antonio postoffice transfers the money order department from the ground level near the west entrance to the second floor. Limited space leads to glazing of the balcony and conversion of the corridor for money orders, easing congestion on the first floor. The inquiry department will occupy the former money order area, while War Saving and Thrift Stamps sales move to the vacated east windows.
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San Antonio
Department For
Inquiry Department
Army Personnel Changes and Transfers Across Posts
The report lists relieved officers and reassignment to Camp Jackson and other posts. Capt H L for field artillery depot, Capt Clarkson joins Camp Doniphan to support Third Meld Artery. Brig Gen Millar shifts HQ to Camp Doniphan while the Third Meld Artery forms. Officers from Camp Travis transferred to Fort Sill after instruction. Promotions in Ordnance Depot include DeRouen to sergeant and several privates to corporals. A kitchen soap holder invention to mount on faucet is noted.
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Raymond FE
Toms
FL A. B.C
Camp Tra
Camp Jackson
Southralina
Field Artillery Replacement Depot
HL 1
Ife
Avington
Signal Reserve Corps
San Antonio
Washington
H. S. Clarkson
Southern Department
Camp Doniphan
Fort Okla
Edward Millar
The
Mery
Fort. Sam Houston
John HH. Keller
Dani Re McClellan
Charles 8. Longcope
Willard CG. Cool
Camp Trarvis
Fort Sill
School of Fire
Camp Travis
Ordnance Depot Company
R. KR. V DeRouen
G. W. Lockwood
Philp C. Cru
Nlt
Lyddane
B. J. Wilson
Lieutenant May Dies In Flying Accident At Kelly Field
Lieut James De G May of New York City was killed when his plane crashed seven miles from town near Fredericksburg Road. Lieut Milo H Miller of Waterloo Iowa was injured and later moved to Fort Sam Houston base hospital. Cadet William Iverson of Tomahawk Wisconsin also crashed earlier that day. he survived.
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James de G. May
New York City
Neily Ied
Fredericksburg Road
Milo H. Miller
Waterloo
Lowa
May
Kelly Field
William Iverson
Tomahawk
Wis
Fort Sam Houston
Fredericksburg
Sergt. C. A. Morris
Sam Houston
Leon Springs
Miller
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
Robert B. Green
Lieutenant May
An Bulance
Tsabella
Crosby
Broadway
Liram Miller
Tomahawk, Wis
Iverson
Casualty List Reported by General Pershing
The War Department reports casualties including killed in action and missing in action. Names listed include Private George Shepherdson of Philadelphia. Private Luther Marrina of Greer. Private Carrol C. Scully of Toledo. and others from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, California, Iowa, and New York. Tuscania victim identified and buried.
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Pershing
War Department
Dugles
Line Fork
Alexander Drelich
Passaic
N. J
Karoil Duraski
Washington
Laster RR
Ludinghouse
Oakland
Cal
Cook Frank WW. Dzinski
Torrington
Conn
CORP
Luther Mmarina
Greer
3. C
John Pete
Holly Grove
George Shepherdson
Philadelphia
Wisstley Clyde
Waterloo
Frank Fred Deveram
Henneth AL Poeld
Rutland
Mass
Adolph Hiluer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gustav H. Kissell
New York City
Carrol C. Scully
Toledo
Ohio
W T McCampbell Dies Leading South Texas Cattle Industry
W T McCampbell a pioneer in the South Texas cattle trade died Friday afternoon at 1 25 at his daughter's Fredericksburg home. A native Texan born August 12 1851 at Goliad he built a major cattle business around Victoria and Goliad County. He helped organize the State Bank and Prist Company later converted into the State National Bank. Funeral service at Mason Temple then body to Victoria for interment. Survived by his wife Mary J Menton and others.
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McCampiel
South Texas
State Bank & Prist Company
State National Blan
J. G. Bowler
Fredericksburg
McCampbell
Masronie Temple
Victoria
Tas
MecCampbell
Goliad
Ile
MM Mary J. Menteheon
MM Fowler
Nin
Ner
Lemon Juice Freckle Remedy Promises Clear Skin
A home beauty tip suggests squeezing two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to create a freckle fading lotion. Buyers can obtain three ounces of orchard white from grocers or drugstores for a few cents and apply daily to face, neck, arms, and hands.
Local Names Listed For Be ment Notices
Mrs Laura J Wiess Mrs Jaun A Kenvir both of Be ment and Mrs J A Donalson 03 YVictoria appear in a short notices section listing residents and affiliations for a community matter.
Army orders list officers and cadets assigned or dropped
The notice names officers, noncoms, and cadets from the Seventh Cavalry, Infantry, Artillery and Aviation sections. It records missing without leave status, transfers to Camp Diet and Camp Dick, aerial flight participation, and reassignment to the construction division under post quartermaster supervision. Names include Gleute, Tolman, Snyder, Arnold, Appleton, Meeker, Krieger, Dayton, and many others with new posts or duties.
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Stumley CO
Drake
Cnavalry
Havhy
Army
Gleute
ALC Tolman
Po Eavis Jo
Field Artiller Corpny Hloward Cs
Mardinin
Davis
Maurice Maxwell
Michael Nathaniel Meeker
Sents
Julek
Robert. Lips
Kiell
Cleorge F. Mite
W. Reddington
Harv Rood
James
Sande
Fred H. Robert W. Turner
Jonas M. Vander Voort
Arthuvy HL
Welsbich
Robert
Manerholn
Walter R. McCarty
Harold Od. Smith
Edward Wucker Jr
Spencer W. Mekellip
Charles M. Cutter Jr
Max H. Ponrad
Tandreth Harrison
Arlen
Nelson
Will W. Royster
Leroy N. Tate
Tanther W. Westerhaus
Harvey W. Ed_ ning
Lewis W. Goss
Morris O. Hastings
Dan O. Rich
Henry Sehlachter
Moceo
Washington
Aviation
Signal Reserve
Dallas
Camp Dick
George H. Shorney
James C. Sener
T Lawrenes
TF. Scanlan
Elmer JT. Rage
Robert J. Rea- Kirt
Claude Radbourn
Woh Oo Pullam
Archibald A. Pemiletnn
Warhart Parker
Wardhl B. Dorr
Warren O Watt
Alexcans Fey
Guffant
Curtis Ry
Walter Fo Moore
Ueehert Smythe Jr
Raward J
South
Morin Swertinger
Lambert S. Waller
Marie Tt. Wandward
Mad
Wenry J. Weeks
Signal Corps
Waco
Aviation Camp & A
Drop In Temperature Heads For San Antonio Weekend
A noticeable fall in temperature is expected in San Antonio Friday night into Saturday as a southward push of high pressure sweeps in. A spring norther is likely to lower temperatures further though no freezing is anticipated locally, per Maj. Allen Buell. The map shows the storm moving northeast toward the Great Lakes, leaving cold air in its wake and bringing snow to the Rocky Mountain region with Denver at 30 and Arroyo reported 36. Private James M. Childers was struck by a Southern Pacific train west of San Antonio and is hospitalized at Fort Sam Houston. his home is Withers, Kentucky.
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San Antonio
Colorado
Allen Buell
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Atrillo
James M. Childers
Field Artillery
Ninetieth
Southern Pacific
Fort Sam Wouston Base Hospital
Withers, Y
B. J. Childers
Obituary for Mary R. C. Moore and Max Dellagiacoma
Mrs Mary R C Moore 41 died Thursday afternoon at 215 Mccullough Ave. Native of San Antonio she lived in Houston and is survived by husband A J Moore five children. Funeral 1:49 from Jhwy Undertaking Chapel with services at St Marys Church interment in St Marys Cemetery. Max Dellagiacoma 36 died at parents home 14 Avenue A funeral 4:50 at Riche Undertaking Chapel Rev A Wolff officiated interment in old Lutheran Cemetery. Portes Lovin Funeral Director contact details listed.
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Mary R. C. Moore
Mary Jk. C. Moore
Mccullough Avenue
Moore
San Antonio
Houston
A. J. Moore
Jhwy Undertaking Company
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemete
Max Dellagiacoma
Alois Dellagiacona
Avenue A
The
Riche Undertaking Company
Rev. A. Wolff
Steo John's Lutheran Church
Curtain falls in Florida Times Union line
A fragment from the Florida Times Union quotes a conversational exchange about leaving the stage after a curtain drop. The snippet suggests a performer considering a short exit while noting the curtain’s drop is not a directive to imitate.
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Florida Times-Union
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Gentle Liver Cleansing
Stop calomel and try Dodson's Liver Tone a vegetable liver remedy. It claims to cleanse the liver and bowels overnight with no sickness, offering a money back guarantee and urging use by adults and children alike.
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Dodson
Hardess Dodson
Dotson
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