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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1916

Page

3

Episcopal Laymen to Organize West Texas League

A lay workers league for the Episcopal diocese of West Texas will be organized at 8 p.m. Wednesday in St. Mark's parish house to extend church influence. The organizing committee includes W. A. McDuffee, Frank James, C. C. Leel, Guy McFarland, Professor Howard, and N. C. Clark. Classes cover church extension, Sunday school, home, and social service work.

Episcopal Diocese West Texas St. Mark’s W. A. McDuffee Frank James St. Mark's Church C. C. Leel St. Luke's Church Guy McFarland Christ Church Professor Howard St. Paul's Church N. C. Clark St. John’s Church

Britain Denies Neutral Trade Harm in War Blacklist

Washington dispatch reports British foreign minister Viscount Grey defending Britain's trade blacklist as a municipal wartime measure. The note argues the move shortens the war and denies neutral rights violations while leaving room for further exchanges with the United States.

Washington, D. C America Great Britain State Department Germany United States Viscount Grey Britain Nassau Lord Russell Bahamas

Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Promises Safe Liver Boost

A vintage ad urges readers to trade calomel for Dodson's Liver Tone promising a harmless, vegetable formula that cleanses the liver without griping or salivation. The pitch guarantees relief and a money back offer if not satisfied. It claims suitability for children and quick daytime vitality.

Dodson

Drink Hot Water With Limestone Phosphate Morning Cure

A health claim urges drinking hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It promises cleansing of toxins, improved breath headaches and energy, and recommends obtaining limestone phosphate from a pharmacist.

Lectures on Radium by Rice Institute Professor

Professor A Llewelyn Hughes of Rice Institute spoke to the San Antonio Scientific Society on the potentialities of radium. The talk, directed by the physics department, highlighted his Cambridge and London training and current Rice position. EF LeStourgeon will present the next lecture on November 24, topic The American City.

A. L. Hughes Rice Institute A. Llewelyn Hughes San Antonio Scientific Society Department of Physics Hughes Cambridge University England Emanuel College McKinnon Royal Seciety of London Cavendish Laboratory Cambridge EF. G. LeStourgeon

Health Survey of Austin Water Initiated by State Health Dept

The State Health Department is conducting a complete survey of Austin's water source with completion expected by December 1. A Colorado River watershed map covering 28 000 square miles accompanies the effort. The work follows concerns over contamination of the Austin water supply and aims to ensure future purity.

Austin Tex State Health Department Colorado River

Hurdleston Says Election Assured

Austin telegram reports Charles H. Hurdleston member of the railroad commission just back from north Texas declares the election is assured and predicts favorable results. He spoke after returning from a trip outlining political sentiment in the region.

Hurdleston Austin Teen Charles H. Hurdleston The Railroad Commission North Texas

Winter Hats In Many New Styles

Between five and twelve fifty the shop offers new and smart winter hats. Velvet and hatter’s plush styles appear in white black and mixed tones. Many fashionable options priced from five dollars to twelve fifty on the third floor.

Jap Thorne Seen As Railroad Commissioner Winner

The piece asserts Jap Thorne will succeed the late Judge W. D. Williams and defeat C. E. Gilmore, with Gilmore’s post election contest unlikely to change the outcome. Gilmore warned of contest if illegal Hurdleston voting occurred, but anticipates no challenge if Hurdleston’s conduct is proper.

W. D. Williams Jap Thorne C. E. Gilmore Gilmore Thorne Tion Gilmore Dallas Hurdleston

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