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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1917

Page

7

Esther Valdez Obituary Arrives From Mexico City

Mrs. Esther Valdez age 60 died at 11 30 p m Monday night at her son Salvad or Valdez 225 Lavaca street She recently came to San Antonio from the City of Mexico Survived by three daughters and two sons all residents of Mexico City Funeral at 4 o clock Tuesday by Undertaking Company Interment at San Fernando Cemetery

Esther Valdez Salvador Valdez Lavaca Street Valdez San Antonio Mexico Mexico City Interment Undertaking Company San Fernando Cemery

Death of Kentucky native John Mills in Texas

John Mills, 79, died at 1 o clock Tuesday morning at a local sanitarium. He was a stockman and a Kentucky native who had lived in Texas for 40 years and near San Antonio for the last 25. Relatives in Kentucky survive him. The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning from the Waters Chapel, with burial in the new Lutheran cemetery.

John Mills Mills Kentucky Texas San Antonio Chapel of the Waters Undertaking Company New Lutheran Cemetery

Funeral for Mrs. Mattie Ellen Good Noted in Local Obituary

Mrs. Mattie Ellen Good, 78, died Monday at her granddaughter's residence at 215 East Courtland Place. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Julia Van Houten of Eagle Pass and Mrs. …

Mattie Ellen Good T. W. Friedrich East Courtland Place Julia van Houten Eagle Pass

In Memoriam Notice for Ellen Eldridge Family

Ellen Eldridge of this city, a brother E Fry of Houston and several grandchildren. The body will be sent to Eagle Lake Tuesday, where interment will take place.

Ellen Eldridge E. Fry Houston Eagle Lake

Shelley Doring Undertaking Co Automobile Equipment

Shelley Doring Undertaking Co advertises automobile equipment with two phone numbers 971. Adv.

Shelley-Doring Undertaking Co

Bandaging Eggs for Front Line Use

Paris January 9 Professor Andre Arnoux demonstrates a method to handle eggs like coal by bandaging 500 eggs with silicate of soda soaked bandages. Each egg dried for twelve hours to form a protective coating that preserves freshness and prevents breakage. The coating dissolves in warm water or can be peeled away with a knife. All 500 eggs remained intact and good.

Paris Andre Arnoux M. Arnoux

Waiting for a Shadow at the cinema doorstep

A policeman testifies that after being ejected from the cinema he appeared with a large bouquet on the back entrance doorstep. The magistrate asks for a reason for his behavior and the officer notes the speech was indistinct but suggested he waited to see Mary Pickford home at a Passing Show.

Picture Palace Mary Pickford

Stolen brass sign and autos spark San Antonio police

A 40 pound brass sign reading The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce disappeared from the Chandler building Monday night. Police warn junk dealers as they hunt the thief and report two autos stolen on St Marys Street.

San Antonio Chamber of Commerce Chandler Building

Was Richt Among Them in Turbulent Times

In a sharp newsroom exchange a reporter faces the editor over a dubious recruiting story. The editor questions the piece as the room highlights a striking figure, Colonel Oldnut, provoking a terse prankish reply about gender and identity.

Richt Colonel Oldnut New York Times

Nazimova Shines in War Brides at Broadway Theater

Nazimova delivers a vivid tragic performance in Herbert Brenon’s two part film War Brides, based on Marion Wentworth’s play. The production highlights women’s voices in governance and features striking set pieces like a church hospital and gas war trenches. Gertrude Berkeley adds warmth as a mother losing four sons. the film is noted for its dramatic quality.

Alla Nazimova Herbert Brenon Marion Graig Wentworth Palace Theater Nazimova Joan Mme. Nazimova Gertrude Berkeley

War Sketches to Aid French Artists Exhibition

Ludovic Leblanc of Paris tours the United States with war sketches by French soldiers in trenches and German prisons. He hosts an exhibition at Mrs. Edward Richardson's home, 220 Pecan Street, starting Wednesday 10 to 6, with plans to show more sketches to interested parties. The works include French German and English soldiers, Hindoos, and Russian peasants reflecting the smiling indomitable spirit of France. Seven non commissioned officers and others from the Third District of Columbia Infantry face a board Jan 30 for promotion to second lieutenant, with Lt Col Anton Stephan presiding. Rumors note possible early homeward dispatch of DC troops before inauguration, but no official word yet.

France Germany Ludovic Leblanc Paris United States St. Anthony Edward Randolph Richardson Pecan Street Third District of Columbia Infantry J. D. Hood E. H. Johnson Archibald King W. L. Martin Jr Marshall E. Darby William FE. Prieston Gooch Myers Lester I. Rhodes Anton Stephan Department

Three Regiments to Leave for Leon Springs Exercise

The Third and Fourth Illinois and Third District of Columbia Regiments will march from Camp Wilson January 16 to Leon Springs for three weeks of target practice on a military reservation. The two-day march includes a night camp at Nine Mile Hill. Brigadier General Hill will command the force. a provisional brigade previously formed for the Leon Springs march included First Mississippi and Second West Virginia under Colonel Kennon.

Illinois Third District of Columbia Leon Springs Camp Wilson Nine-Mile Hill Fredericksburg Road Hill Illinois National Guard

Fortunato Villareal Dies at Lotus Lodge Installation

Fortunato Villareal age 57, a longtime San Antonio salesman, died of heart trouble while installing officers at Lotus lodge No. 89 Knights of Pythias in the Knights of Pythias hall. He leaves a widow, two sisters Rita Lopez and Josefa Villareal, and brother Jose Maria Villareal. Funeral at 8 p.m. Wednesday from 208 Victoria street with Lotus lodge officers conducting services and interment at cemetery NG 4a.

Fortunato Villareal San Antonio Lotus Lodge No Knights of Pythias Mr. Villareal Medina River St. Mary's College San Antonio Turn Verein Hermann Sons United Commercial Travelers’ Association The Travelers’ Protective Association Rita Lopez Josefa Villareal Jose Maria Villareal Victoria Street Lotus Lodge No. 89 A. B. Weakley Fred Schaetzler E. G. Cervantes Harry Hoecke Chester Basse Ralph Garza

Germans to liberate Roumanians from internment

Berlin reports the German government will release all Roumanians interned in Germany since Romania entered the war. Those from conquered parts of the kingdom may return home as soon as arrangements allow.

Berlin Germany

Ample youth urged for merchant service in West Alaska

H F Alexander of Tacoma president of the Pacific Steamship Company talks at the Bilmore hotel on the future of American merchants. He rose from a 14 year old longshoreman to lead a coastwise fleet and urges brains ambition and courtesy as keys to opportunity in Alaska and the West. He warns of a shortage of navigation officers and stresses perseverance and politeness. A new German invention times small articles by centrifugal metal rotation.

New York Herald H. F. Alexander Tacoma Wash Bilmore Pacific Steamship Company Alaska San Diego Cal Alexander West

Turkish troops rescue fourteen escaped prisoners in Persia

Constantinople dispatch says Turkish forces during a Persia advance freed fourteen German and Austro-Hungarian POWs who fled a Russian camp in Turkestan. They traveled with nomads under Lieutenant Baron von Wolf.

Vienna Constantinople New Fres Press Persia Turkestan Baron von Wolf

American heiress leaves funds to Geneva charities

Mme Gillette, a wealthy American who died in Geneva, bequeathed 200000 dollars to the city and canton. Two fifths go to the Municipal Charities Bureau, the fire department pension fund receives 2000 dollars, and the remainder is distributed among Protestant charities in the canton.

Geneva Mme. Gillette Genéva Municipal Charities Bureau Fire Department

Fire disaster in Alsace claims farm children and firefighters

In Guensbach near Munster valley the farmhouse caught fire after children playing with matches. As flames grew, shells from a French battery struck the burning building, killing three volunteer firemen and wounding two others while local crews and neighbors fought the blaze.

Berlin Guensbach Muenster Alsace

What He Wanted in a Swedish Drug Store Scene

A man from Sweden visits a large drug store and attempts to describe a product he seeks. His English falters as he tries to explain a wish for a specific item, resulting in a humorous mispronunciation of a phrase that reveals his intended meaning.

Ole Onslow Sweden Gyyaeet Buss

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