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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Allen
Orm Ted
le Roy
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Dawson and
Pine Sts
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