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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1918

Page

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Exhibition for Red Cross at Kelly Field draws crowds

Aviators stage a Red Cross exhibition at Kelly Field San Antonio led by Lieut Col G W S Quackenbush with official sanction from Washington. Donations welcomed via gate tickets or large gifts, plus sale of photographs and a color program. A parade titled Battle of the Roses is planned. San Antonio Texas April 5 1918. Notice to city taxpayers: 1917 taxes due by May 31 1918 to avoid penalties. Andrés Coy Commissioner of Taxation.

Seap G. W Quackenbush Washington Red Red Cross San Antonio Kelly Field Kelly Field Eagle Tex Andres Coy Advy

Deweeze to Be Shot Friday After Pardon Denial

Salt Lake City Utah May 22 Howard H Deweeze convicted of murdering his wife Fanny Fisher Deweeze was denied commutation of sentence by the state board of pardons this morning He will be shot by choice Friday morning Petitions from Colorado residents were considered at the last minute but failed to secure relief.

Cure Catarrh With Blood Purifying S S S

An advertisement urges readers to treat catarrh as a blood disease not a mere local ailment. It praises S. S. S. as effective, cites a testimonial from C. F. Venatta of New Kensington, and invites readers to write to Swift Specific Co. for information.

C. F. Venatta New Kensington Nature Swift Specific Co Swift Laboratory Atlanta Georgia

Navy Secretary Daniels Predicts Ships For War Effort

Secretary Daniels told Rutgers College alumni that the U S will soon have enough ships to carry a million troops to France and millions more, with destroyers to escort them. He suggested Congress may raise the draft age if needed and praised naval progress and new officers promoted since the war began.

New Brunswick N. J Navy Daniels Rutgers College France Congress Scarpender Arthur S. Scarpender Fanning Mr. Daniels Admiral Sims United States Humanity Congress of the America Yonz Frrance Gafety Annapolis

No Reception Plans For Goethals Visit In San Antonio

Major General Goethals, acting quartermaster general, is slated to arrive Thursday for a tour of Southern Department camps but no definite entertainment plans exist. The Southern Department and Chamber of Commerce officials have not been advised on the visit’s purpose or duration. A Chamber committee led by J. H. Haile, L. B. Clegg, and Clinton H. Kearny offered assistance, with army approval possible.

Goethals Army Southern Department Chamber of Commerce San Antonio The J. H. Haile

New Calomel Product Calotabs Promoted

An advertisement touts Calotabs as a modern calomel alternative. One tab at bedtime with water claims to cleanse the liver and purify the system without nausea or griping, with a promise of morning vitality and appetite. Sold only in sealed packages for thirty five cents with druggist guarantee.

Two American Fliers Down Boche Planes

Ensign Potter, ordered to France then England, downed two German planes during a long reconnaissance. A British North Sea station commander praised his courage and eagerness to fly and noted Potter’s popularity at the station. a brother resides in Detroit.

France England Detroit Mich Potter North Sea

Captain Hale a Prisoner With the American Army in France

Captain James Normat Hall of Colfax Iowa reported missing May 7 is now wounded and a prisoner in a German hospital after an aerial engagement over German lines.

France James Normat Hall Colfax Iowa Hall American Aviation Corps

Texas Aviator Killed in Foggia During War Service

Aviation Cadet Eugene D. Penn died when his aircraft propeller failed at 1200 yards altitude near Foggia. He was 22, UT graduate, and son of Mrs Rae Penn of Austin. Funeral held today as reports note his training in Leon Springs and Austin before deployment to France and Italy.

Rome Eugene D. Penn Foggia Rae Penn Austin Texas Penn Dallas Tex Eugene Doak Penn Italy University of Texas Leon Springs Aviation Corps School of Military Aeronautics France Campa ,Qoveste Foxzia R. Ll. Penn Rtobert R. Penn Dallas-Galveston News R. L. Penn Fort Leavenworth Chicago London W. W. Preston Robert K. Preston England

Notice to Liberty Bond Subscribers Due May 28 1918

The next payment for the 4 percent third Liberty Loan Bonds is due on or before May 28, 1918. Subscribers should promptly pay at the bank where their subscription was made. Institutions listed include City National Bank Alamo National Bank San Antonio National Bank Frost National Bank State National Bank and others.

Liberty Loan City National Bank Alamo Nation D. Sullivan & Company San Antonio National Bank Lockwood National Bank Groos National Bank Frost National Bank D. & A. Oppenheimer National Bank of Commerce State National Bro Commercial State Bank Central Trust Company Guaranty State Bank Commonwealth Bank & Trust

Mayor faces revolt as convention call sparks politicking

City news notes a convention to back an opposition candidate for the vacant fire and police commissionership set for June 4. Mayor Bell refuses to quell unrest, while rumors link Chief Fred H. Lancaster and Captain Jim Stevens to the candidacy though Stevens says he will not run.

Beethoven ‘Hall Bell Phil Wright Central Fire D Rice Fred H. Lancaster Jim Stevens Lancaster Captain Stevens

Dutch Ships Kept from Dutch Ports by German Threat

In London a Rotterdam dispatch reports Germany pressures Holland to sign a costly economic pact. Berlin withholds safe passage and seizes the Megrez, halting Dutch ship sailings from Dutch ports as a direct challenge. A supplementary Dutch protest is filed in Washington over the seizure explanation.

Holland London Rotterdam Daily Telegraph Berlin Germany Megrez Sweden Washington, D. C Lansing United States

Obituary and funeral notices from San Antonio

Obituary items note Mrs. Alice A Linklater aged 59 died after brief illness at a local hospital. She lived in San Antonio 30 years, survived by husband and daughter Mrs B L Robinson of El Paso. Funeral at 4 p.m. Thursday from 187 Simpson Street. burial at Mission Burial Park. Bruno Kenney Prassel infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Prassel died at 1 a.m. funeral 5 p.m. Tuesday at Riche Undertaking. interment Lutheran Cemetery. Also mentions Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Co and updated funeral ads. In Constantinople Emperor Charles and Empress Zita of Austria Hungary arrive with Turkish ministers and central powers diplomats. reception at Yildiz Palace.

Alice A. Linklater Bruno Kenney Prassel Frank Prassel The Riche Undertaking Company A. Wolff St. John's Lutheran Church New Lutheran Cemetery Charles Constantinople Amsterdam Zita Austria- Hungary Sta Yildiz Palace

Bishop Shaw Departing for New Duties in New Orleans

A farewell at the Southern Pacific station honored Bishop John W. Shaw, formerly of San Antonio and now Archbishop of New Orleans, with clergy and officials bidding him goodbye as the train departed amid camera flashes and handkerchief waves. Also reporting: aviator Richard Blodgett killed in France after leaving Williams College for service. the Texas Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association holds its annual Galveston convention. Germany labels prisoners of war as a growing labor army with 3,570,000 held.

John W. Shaw San Antonio New Orleans Southern Pacific Galveston Tex Texas Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association C. C. Littleton Fort Worth Robert Gibson Wallas Amsterdam Germany

Ailments of Women and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy

The piece urges women to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for pains and illnesses common to women. It claims many testimonials support relief from dragging pains inflammatory ulcers and catarrhal conditions through this remedy.

Lydia E. Pinkham

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