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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1913

Page

5

City to Organize Two New Fire Companies

Fire Chief Phil Wright announces plans to form two new fire companies for South Heights and West End stations. About twenty young men under 30, weighing 150 to 200 pounds, will be hired after applying at the central fire station on Travis street. Existing staff will supply experienced personnel to these stations, while site selection awaits city council action.

South Heights West End Phil Wright Wright Central Fire Travis Street Police and Fire Committee

Devoe Paint Adage Promotes Liberal Use and Care

An advertisement from Moody, Hormann & Boelhauwe extols Devoe paint as easy to use with ample oil and labor. It urges thinning toward the proper consistency, brushing well, and valuing excess oil for better appearance. It claims extravagance saves money by lasting longer and advises painting when new buildings are desired.

Devoe Moody, Hormann & Boelhauwe

San Antonio Hotel Guests From Many Cities Gather

A wide list of visitors arrives at San Antonio hotels including J. C. Trice of Cotulla and J. L. Johnson of Dallas at the St Anthony and A. L. Davis of Dallas at the St Anthony. Others include A. A. Abbey of Vera Cruz at the Savoy Abe Bushes of New York at the Bexar and F. B. Markle of Austin at the Menger.

J. C. Trice Cotulla Tex Gunter Hotel J. L. Johnson A. L. Davis Dallas City St. Anthony A. A. Abbey Vera Cruz Savoy Abe Bushes New York Bexar Hotel F. B. Market Palestine Menger Jesse A. Chase Beeville Thorndale George M. Watkins F. B. Markle H. M. Finch Austin San Antonio Menger Hotel Devil's River W. E. Pound P. R. Plum Yoakum Crockett Hotel J. D. Toad Corpus Christi Bexar EB. A. Benbow Corpus Christ John Fulton Galveston Crockett B. E. Shell Mexico City Bowie N. C. Hall Chicago St. Anthony Hotel J. H. Montgomery Gonzales Gunterotel Thomas J .Martin Crystal City M. Manor Houston Thomas Moore Ed Montel BE. G. Garwood Hondo William Hamstel Edna Jensen Bay City H. S. However Bowie Hotel E. B. Hatch A. C. Hardy Lockhart

Burial Permits Listed For Local Died In May

Burial permits issued for several residents with deaths in May across Bexar County and nearby areas. Names include Jesse Davies 57 at Bexar County Hospital and Alphonso Corio 30 at Santa Rosa Hospital. others: Millie Gover 22 716 Dolorosa. Mary Burkett 36 1031 Main Avenue. Selma Deicke 16 745 W Houston Street. E C Poling 80 in Charlotte Texas. Alanson D Brown 66 at 306 Travis Street.

Jesse Davies Bexar County Hospital Millie Gover Dolorosa Alphonso Corio Santa Rosa Hospital Mary Burkett Main Avenue Selma Deicke W. Houston Street E. C. Poling Charlotte Tex Alanson D. Brown Travis Street

Birth Notices for Eight Newborns in Local Homes

To Mr and Mrs Alcide LeBlome a girl born May 1 at 418 Peach street. To Mr and Mrs F Contreras a boy born May 15 at Tampico street. To Mr and Mrs Juan E Garza a girl born May 18 at 914 El Paso street. To Mr and Mrs M Sorella a boy born May 16 at 710 Soledad street. To Mr and Mrs F Guerra a boy born May 16 at 811 S Smith street. To Mr and Mrs E Gonzales a boy born May 16 at 523 S Richter street. To Mr and Mrs Henry Quasso a boy born May 15 at 309 Bium street.

Alcide LeBlome Peach Street F. Contreras Tampico Street Juan E. Garza el Paso Street M. Sorella Soledad Street F. Guerra S. Smith Street E. Gonzales

Local marriages filed for Flores Lemon Flores Perez and Zuercher Kienappel

Ezegial G Flores and Augustina Lemon, Frank Flores and Petra Perez, Emmett Henry Zuercher and Ruth Lou ise Kienappel appear in this marriage licenses record.

Ezegial G. Flores Augustina Lemon Frank Flores Petra Perez Emmett Henry Zuercher Ruth Louise Kienappel

West Texas Episcopal Council explores bishop coadjutor

The ninth annual council of the Episcopal Diocese of West Texas met at St Mark's with about fifty delegates. Bishop Johnston urged progress and signaled desire for a bishop coadjutor, naming a committee to study the need. Delegates and clergy from multiple cities attended as sessions began, with St Mary's hall commencement sermons held at St Mark's.

Episcopal Diocese of N. F. Marshall San Angelo R. Y. Barber San Antonio A. B. Bowden Cuero E. Galbraith Kerrville William Kendall R. W. Hudson Pearsall John W. Sykes Roy Pton B. Bowden Tom Green Irion West Texas Northern Texas Edward Temple J. B. Kenard J. C. Jones Gonzales R. L. Ginn Brownsville A. M.ramsey San Marcos A. W. Seligson H. Partee J. H. Sutherland St. Mark's Parish Dr. E. Galbraith Lenard Nelson Laredo W. M. McDuffee Jesse Chase Beeville J. Muir Jr L. W. King Kendall County Leroy S. Bates Hugh B. Bowden Thomas G. Brown A. W. Burroughs Carver C. W. Cook Philip Cook H. J. Fenwick Uvalde A. W Garden G. W. Hulbut J. T. Hutchinson L. I. Insley Eagle Pass F. A. Juhan West Texas Military Academy St. Mark’s Church W. P. Witsell Waco

Automobile Licenses and Local Addresses Listing

A list shows automobile licenses with names and addresses including nard Avortete Guayjardo 907 West Poplar and 3605 J A Leland at R F D No 5 3606 F W Felthouse 417 Montana street 3607 Texas Steam Laundry 205 Losoya street 3608 W Hermes motorcycle Boerne Tex. The text notes most Indian domestic vessels are copper or brass with rituals affecting departure due to cleanliness practices.

Avortete India

Ingleside Gulf Breeze Vacation Appeal

A tourism and real estate pitch promotes Ingleside as a cure for ailments with gulf air. It offers tent camping or hotel stays for 12 dollars weekly and town lots at 100 dollars with ten-dollars monthly payments, urging readers to visit and invest at 333 Alamo Plaza, A. D. Powers.

Ingleside Alamo Plaza

Magneto Talk Planned for San Antonio Automobile Club Luncheon

D E Colp of the San Antonio Automobile Club organizes a magneto lecture for the club's weekly luncheon at the Menger Hotel from 12 30 to 1. W H Furlong Jr asks attendees to notify by 9 30 tomorrow morning for seating. A proposal to require two shares of clubhouse stock for new members after July 1 is gaining support as the club remains financially strong. E A Kalkhurst of Alamo Auto Sales criticizes ineffective enforcement of a traffic rule about turning mid block, noting a near collision with a laundry wagon but endorsing overall ordinance quality if properly enforced.

D. E. Colp San Antonio Automobile Club Menger Automobile Club W. H. Furlong San Antonio E. A. Kalkhurst Alamo Auto Sales Company Mr. Kalkhurst

Car makers abandon yearly model system say executives

J F Hagin argues the yearly model is a mere business convenience as improvements arrive rapidly. L J Lowery and Wayne A Hearne contend essential features are standardized and urge a one minute downtown traffic ordinance from 3 to 7 PM.

J. F. Hagin Cole Mr. Hagin L. J. Lowery Citizen’s Auto Company Wayne A. Hearne The Hudson Company

Colonel Treat Ships Packard to New York for Summer

Col. G. C. Treat U.S.A. has completed arrangements to ship his Packard touring car to New York. He will spend the summer in New York and New England and expects to make many trips in his automobile.

Col G. C. Treat New York Colonel Treat New England

Carriage Company offers tire fluid at club luncheon

Co. E. Stromberg of the Wood ward Carriage Company offers an equipment of Quick-Seal tire fluid to the man holding the lucky number at the weekly drawing featured in the luncheon by the San Antonio Automobile Club tomorrow.

Co. E. Stromberg Woodward Carriage Company San Antonio Automobile Club

Storm on Guadalupe River lifts water level near Boerne

L. J. Trost of Birdsong Potchenick recalls a severe electric storm while fishing on the Guadalupe above Boerne. The party rode out the strike atop a hill, with some women near hysteria. Trost notes the Guadalupe River rose about fifteen feet due to recent storms. H. L. Knight of Knight Motor Car reports selling a small car models in Lockhart Saturday.

L. J. Trost Birdsong & Potchernick Guadalupe River Boerne Mr. Trost H. L. Knight The Knight Motor Car Company Lockhart

Auto salesmen recount two hour San Antonio to San Marcos trip

E A Kalkhurst and Joe Walsh of Alamo Auto Sales toured to San Marcos in a Pierce Arrow, reporting the round trip in two hours. J E Applewhite of Laredo arrived in San Antonio, planning to depart in a Hudson phaeton. Hudson district manager T E Dean toured San Antonio with William Steinhardt, noting the Medina dam trip and remarkable scenery. Traffic changes urged, including relocating streetcar stops to streamline flow. J W Nelson of Center Point plans to drive home tonight in a Hop 32 from Woodward Carriage.

E. A. Kalkhurst Joe Walsh Alamo Auto Sales Company San Marcos J. E. Applewhite Laredo Hudson Cars San Antonio Mr. Applewhite T. E. Dean Hudson Products William Steinhardt Medina Dam Dean Wayne A. Hearne Steinhardt J. W. Nelson Center Point Woodward Carriage Company

Higher Price Charged for Unions Here in San Antonio

Markets show overstocked onion supplies from Texas Bermuda and crystal wax onions. Retailers charge 10 cents per pound or 3 pounds for 25 cents in San Antonio while wholesale to retailers runs 3 cents per pound. Officials urge a 5 cent retail price to balance needs of growers retailers and consumers. Northern quotations vary but retail remains around 5 cents per pound.

Texas Bermuda San Antonio East Houston Street Southern Texas Truck Growers’ Association South Texas Cincinnati Chicago New York

Market quotes show small profit on meat sales at five cents

Prices to retailers remain low enough to allow a five cent sale with about two cents per pound profit, according to official market quotations. The text notes varying supply levels across markets, with some shortages and others ample, but none reaching prohibitive levels for profit targets.

Onion Day planned in San Antonio by Chamber of Commerce

Announcement states Onion Day will be celebrated in San Antonio on Thursday May 29 with a Chamber luncheon arranged by Ray M. Mackey of the Real Estate Division. The event follows last year’s onion luncheon at the St Anthony Hotel and honors the Bermuda onion as a key regional asset drawing new settlers and wealth.

San Antonio Chamber of Commerce Ray M. Mackey St. Anthony T. N. Smith Lloyd Spencer Mr. Mackey Texas

Fire in SAP depot sparks early morning blaze

A fire at the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway passenger depot was halted at 4 AM after flames issued from a small compartment. Paper piles were found burned, causing an estimated 40 dollars in damage. No injuries reported.

San Antonio Aransas Pass X. Callaghan Main Avenue Wright Essex Street Company No. 7

Judgment over liquor license forfeiture not final

The Third Court of Civil Appeals ruled the license forfeiture appeal judgment not final until higher courts rule. Volz and Fallwell vs Comptroller Lane from Austin saw the saloon reopen after the comptroller appealed and a Third Court writ barred operation pending appeal.

Austin Tex Third Court of Civil Appeals Volz Fallwell Lane District Court Third Court of Appeals

Meeting on San Antonio School Board Agenda

San Antonio schools prepare for a 4 o clock Wednesday board meeting. Topics include an industrial school for domestic science and manual training, the building budget, and next year’s teacher salaries. A joint building and finance committee meeting tonight will draft the building budget and review new school buildings.

San Antonio

Urge Street Opening Discussed by Starr Heights Club

A Starr Heights Improvement Club meeting at 216 Starr Street yesterday focused on opening East Houston Street. A committee was formed to press the new administration for prompt action and to study sidewalk insurance for property owners, with members including William W. Hering A B Weakley and T L Conroy.

Starr Heights J. W. Schofield A. B. Weakley R. Z. Pruitt

Assurances of Good Service Outlined

The text proposes various methods to ensure access to quality goods. It lists steps and considerations aimed at securing reliable supply and fair treatment for consumers. The language suggests practical approaches without detailing a single definitive plan.

Vela Released Then Re-arrested on Deportation Warrant

Tom Vela alias Frank Macott was freed this morning by U S Commissioner R L Edwards then immediately arrested by Immigration Inspector George Pulsford on a departmental warrant. Deportation is sought for alleged failure to comply with U S immigration laws at entry.

Tom Vela Frank Macott United States R. L. Edwards George Pulsford Vela

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