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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1918

Page

6

Thanksgiving Day Celebrations Planned Across San Antonio

Weather permitting, the Liberty Sing at 4 PM in Brackenridge Park will headline San Antonio’s Thanksgiving events. Mayor Bell urged universal attendance, with schools leading singing under Sergt. Jerbert Wall and Fort Sam Houston bands. nationwide services, parades, and church observances follow, including Camp Travis and Kelly Field gatherings and a 4500-voice choir at Hiberty Theater.

San Antonio Brackenridge Park United States Woman's Division Ei of National Defense Sam C. Bell Liberty Chorus Committee Sergt. Jerbert Wall Fort Sam Houston Bell Bishop Wet Capers Motor Transport Group Carlos Gee Camp Travis Hiberty Theater Ira Landrith 7Th Infantry Band Development Battalion Uravis Carroll D. Erskine Chester Terrell the Hanks Wileson Hobby Kelly Field UY O'Clock Hosters House Dra Landrith Henry Claggett Gilmore Wilbanks Base Hospital Travis Park Methodist Church CL Wesley Weddell Stey A. Frank Smith Laurel Heights Methodist Church

ENDEAVOR LEADER URGES CHURCH DUTY TO SOLDIERS

Dr. Daniel Voling of the United Society of Christian Endeavor spoke at a Travis Talk Methodist mass meeting on duty of churches to support soldiers returning from overseas. He urged conditions that preserve American army standards through church action and membership. Music by the 165th Depot Brigade. Earlier he spoke to about 300 Endeavor members at a banquet about forming a nationwide alumni association to spread Endeavor work globally.

Daniel Veling Tis Dent United Society Law Endeavor Weasion 165Th Depot Brigade Travis Voling Joeal Christian Endeavor Societies Poling Endeavor Ian Endeavor San Antonio

Taxpaying League to Organize in Bexar County meeting

A mass meeting will be called soon to form a Bexar County Taxpay J engue with nominations for officers chosen at a Chamber of Commerce session. Frederick Terrell was named president with August Briam George C. Sanur John Hoffman Conrad Pape and Otto ZAirkel as vice presidents Robert Barclay as treasurer a secretary to be appointed. The league aims for mutual aid and shared tax rate decisions pending the mass meeting date. A separate remark about the public library and historic places follows the main item.

Bexar County League

Wan jae Tanlac credited by Meridian man

W A Wall of Meridian Mississippi describes six years of illness including headaches nervousness gastritis and poor digestion and credits Tanlac with a full recovery after starting the regimen He reports improved appetite sleep and overall health as he remains in business at his 19th Avenue and First Street location Anlae sold in San Antonio by Wagner's Drug Store and Meier's Pharmacy under special representative guidance.

W. A. Wall 19Th Avenue First Street Meridian Miss San Antonio Wagner Meier

Thanksgiving church services across the city

Multiple congregations schedule Thanksgiving services on Thursday morning and day at Calvary Baptist Christ Church Laurel Heights St Marks First Presbyterian First Church of Christ Scientist and St Marys with Holy Communion morning prayers sermons by Dr Edward Devine Rev L B Richards Rev J Quinn O M J Prof M Steinfeld and others. Hanukkah begins Thursday evening at Temple Beth El with lighting ceremony.

Baptist Institute and Training School Calvary Baptist Church C. BE. Maddry University Baptist Church At Austin Devine St. Mark's Mark's Episcopal Church Edward ‘J. Devine Key W. Bertrand Stevens Christ Church Laurel Heights L. B. Richards First Church of Christ, Scientist First Presbyterian Church Avenue J Fourth Street Arthur Joes St. Mary’s Church Sey Julien Aullity Hell Pather Quinn Hanukkah Mhureday Lemple Beth el Geeloek Samuel Marks

Shirts Made to Order and Simple Medical Quips

An old ad offers made to order shirts at Jolson 210 Navarro noting fit and durability versus ready mades. The page contains humor about patients and doctors with a short dialogue on medical choices and freedom after the war, ending with a nod to Ladies' Home Journal.

Jolson Navarro

Italians Recover Battisti Body in Castle Court

Special cable report from Belzano recounts the capture and burial of Cesare Battisti, early 1916 battlefield hero and Italian Alpini officer. The body was later found in the castle court by locals who aided Italian units, with details of the surrounding Austro‑German occupation and lingering Italian loyalty themes.

Castle Court A. R. Decker San Antonio Chicago Daily News Chicago Daily News Co Belzano Italy Trent Caesare Battisti Leichstag Battisti Alpini Mount Cerni Fensbruck Austria Ife Brent

Government Ends Trade in Mohair and Wool

Government ends free trade in mohair and wool, with war time controls on domestic clips. War Industries Board chief Lewis Penwell says government will purchase entire fall mohair clips and urges contracts await department guidance, expected before September 1. Supplemental orders fix prices for certain black and wool types. traders urged to file import licenses and follow quartermaster guidance. Meanwhile British reports claim American ships sunk or engaged with German U-boats, with varied confirmations from the Admiralty.

Macate Impliair Enteral Lewis Penwell War Industries Board United States Severn Oregon Kentucky Tennessee Wael Nichols Yeals War Trade Board Imerports Lota Peterson Bureau of Tarports Qmiertymaster Corps Quartermaster's Office Bence Hington

Manufacturers oppose government ownership of railways

At a Tuesday San Antonio Manufacturers Association meeting, members urged Texans in Congress to return railroads to private ownership citing improved service. They condemned current government control and discussed relief from high fuel costs via a concrete barge line from Aransas Pass to Tampico and progress on Iranco-Canada concrete barges for service on its route.

San Antonio Aransas Vass Pampico Iranco- Canada Corporation

Colorado Potatoes Priced At $2.90 Per A0

The Consumers Supply Co located at 18 Navarro Street advertises Colorado potatoes at 2.90 dollars per a0 unit.

Colorado the Consumers Supply Co Navarro

Thanksgiving feast at Fort Sam Houston base hospital

Base hospital at Fort Sam Houston plans a Thanksgiving dinner described as the best “harving dinger ever.” Menu arranged by First Lieutenant I. Z. Harrison and approved by Colonel F. C. A. Kellam includes turkey, dressing, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, giblet gravy, vegetables, pies, fruit, cheese, coffee, and cigars for staff and patients.

Fort Sam Houston I. Z. Harrison F.C. A. Kellam Banan Hood River New England

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