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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1916

Page

5

Patriots Urged to March for Preparedness

A June 3 Preparedness Day parade in San Antonio formed at Avenue D at 7 p.m. under Mayor Brown's proclamation. Grand marshal William G. Tobin will lead a route via Avenue D, Alamo Plaza, Commerce Street, Main Plaza, Military Plaza, and Houston Street, ending at Alamo. Local organizations and veterans commit to participate, with women riding in cars and volunteers sought for marshal duties. General Funston indicated military involvement would be purely civic if authorized.

Brown William G. Tobin Tobin Chamber of Commerce Avenue D Alamo Plaza Commerce Street Main Plaza Circle Main Plaza Circle Military Plaza Flores Street Houston Street Alamo Frederick Funston Department of the South Fort Sam Houston Funston San Antonio War Department Barnard Ek. Bee Daughters of the Confederacy E. Spencer A. Denny Center of Confederate Veterans Confederate Veterans A. I. Lockwood Old Post Grand Army of the Republic G. A. R. Veterans Boy Scouts Knights of Columbus Sam Houston Rotary Club A. K. Garrettson Order of Lions Gran Quivera Willard Berman Alamo City Rifle Club Edward Burda Polish Society of San Antonio United States Poland America Thaddeus Kosciusko Casimere Pulaski Winchester Kelso Red Cross W. G. Tobin West Commerce Street Union

Samuel L. Harris Dies at 51 in San Antonio Funeral Under Masonics

Samuel L. Harris of San Antonio died at his home 123 West Laurel Street at 7 a.m. after months of illness. A Hannibal, Missouri native, he led the Frank Brothers Company as president since 1909 and served on the San Antonio school board for over ten years. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 4 p.m. from his home under Masonic auspices with interment in the Jewish cemetery. He was 51, survived by his widow Hannah and two daughters Pauline and Flicanor, plus three brothers and three sisters.

Samuel L. Harris Frank Brothers Company San Antonio West Laurel Street Masonic Lodge Mr. Harris Hannibal Kansas City Hannah Frank G. B. Frank Harris Missouri Pauline Filcanor Harris Harvey Harris Milam Sidney Harris Lake Charles Joe Harris Chicago Dora Mamie Harris John Coleman Ancient Order of United Workmen Unity Lodge No Knights of Pythias B’nai Brith Temple Beth-Fl S Fupath Masons

Feast of Weeks Shebouth Celebration Dates Noted

Celebration of Shebouth begins Tuesday evening June 6 and ends the next evening. An extra day is observed by Orthodox Jews, closing June 7. The festival marks seven weeks from Passover and is also known as the Feast of the Harvest. In Palestine it concluded grain gathering and first fruits offerings in the Temple with Ruth read in synagogues.

Shebouth Palestine

Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Easy Fit in Shoes

Advertises Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for feet and foot baths. Claims one size smaller shoes feel comfortable, relieves corns and bunions, prevents blisters and sore spots. Describes a free trial offer and lists Le Roy New York as origin.

Allen Orm Ted le Roy

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