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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1917

Page

2

Novices Cleared In Shrine Parade And Initiation Plans

Nearly fifty candidates of Alzafar Temple braved cold weather for the Shrine parade opening ceremonies. The procession included the divan band and nobles, with burlesque skits and a novice “before and after” act. A luncheon followed at the St. Anthony, with a 6:30 banquet and 9 o'clock reception and ball to cap the day. Novices listed include Betts Clark Crockett Jones Pease and more from San Benito Brownsville Smithville Uvalde and other cities.

Mystic Shrine Alzafar Temple Coliseum Nathan K. Tracy Frank R. Newton First Oklahoma Infantry Lower Rio Grande Valley Ted H. Milburn Mae Alzafar Alzafar Band St. Anthony Hotel St. Anthony San Antonio Emma Bunting Majestic Theater Central Christian Church Hugh McLellan John William Betts John Vincent Clark William Henry Crockett John Carson Jones Sewell William Pease McMurray Richey San _ Benito George E. E. Clancy Homer L. Fitch Cain E. Hill Herbert Leroy Thomas Emmette K. Goodrich William Thomas Vann Brownsville Edwin G. Eagleston Benno H. E. Hoppe Smithville George H. Johnson William A. Timberlake Nedham B. Pulliam Uvalde William Franklin Brown Harlingen Charlie Luther Brown Donna Euscene Eckols Kenedy Daniel Pettigrew Camp Wilson Max Schmidt New Braunfels Edgar L. Hendricks Mission Max Robert Warner McAllen Jesse J. Wolff Julius Bennett Runge Fitz W. Donoho Thomas F. Graham William H. Harwood Fort Samouston Thomas H. Coghill Daniel N. Cushing John W. Darrough John Fentiman Lou Harrington Walton McC. Harrison Marvin C. Hill W. H. Hogg 0. P. McGinnis Arthur A. Powers Clinton P. Reed David, Strachan George B. Taliaferro Isaac Tobias

Temperature Down to 24 Forecast Amid Snow Drifted Plains

The report notes temperatures as low as 15 below in some areas and 5 below at Lincoln with a local reading of 10 below. Snowfall ranged from two to three inches locally to a foot in southern South Dakota, and widespread drifting hampered travel.

Sioux City Towa Lincoln Neb South Dakota

Flood Waters Rise Causing Western Pennsylvania Damage

Heavy rain and three inch snow melt push the Monongahela and Allegheny basins toward flood stage in northern West Virginia and western Pennsylvania. Flooding inundates Weston and parts of Mannington, suspends streetcar service between Fairmont and Mannington, and forecasters expect Ohio River to reach flood stage around 22.5 feet.

Pittsburg West Virginia Fairmont Mannington Weston Elkins Monongahela Allegheny Weather Bureau Ohio River

Stations of Troops Across the Southwest

A sweep of U S Army units is stationed at several border posts from McAllen to El Paso. Louisiana field artillery and New York troops are at McAllen, while units from Iowa Oklahoma and others occupy Brownsville Deming Douglas and El Paso. Additional regiments are posted at Laredo Liano Grande San Benito and Camp Wilson with several infantry and cavalry deployments.

Louisiana Field Artillery New York McAllen Louisiana Field Hospital Iowa Ambulance Third Infantry Oklahoma Field Engineers Second Virginia Infantry Brownsville Delaware Infantry Arkansas Infantry Deming N. M District of Columbia Montana Douglas Arizona Indiana Iowa Cavalry Minnesota Field Artillery Nebraska Oklahoma Cavalry Liano Grande Kentucky Infantry North Carolina Infantry Ohio Infantry Pennsylvania Artillery South Carolina Cavalry Tennessee Ambulance Massachusetts el Paso Fifth Maryland Infantry Eagle Pass Fourth Missouri Infantry First New Hampshire Infantry Laredo Oklahoma Infantry South Dakota Infantry San Benito Utah Cavalry Nogales Minnesota Infantry Second Wisconsin Infantry Third Illinois Infantry Camp Wilson

Fatima Blend Promises Easy Comfort While and After Smoking

The copy markets Fatima tobacco as balanced for comfort during use and after, claiming a smooth experience that lingers beyond the smoke. The wording emphasizes ongoing ease and a satisfying finish.

Fatima

Minneapolis Schools Closed After 17 Inch Snowstorm

Public Schools in Minneapolis were closed as a 24 hour snow storm dropped 17 inches, surpassing a 1899 record by six inches. Sub zero temperatures followed the storm as streetcar and bus service returned to normal and trains remained delayed.

Minneapolis Minn Board of Education

Temperature Drops 45 Degrees Across Fort Worth

Fort Worth Texas reports a 45 degree temperature drop overnight with the thermometer falling to 24 degrees by 8 a m. The sharp cold snap affects homes and daily routines as residents brace for continued chilly conditions.

Fort Worth Tex

Order Issued For Return Of Guardsmen In Third District

The Third District of Columbia infantry was not among the regiments chosen to go home. Earlier steps by administration officials to have Washington troops back for the inauguration led to expectations the Third would be relieved of further border duty.

First Minnesota and 25 000 Guardsmen to Muster Out Soon

Troops mobilized for Wilson's call have returned to home states from Llano Grande and San Antonio. The 25 000 guardsmen will be routed to designated muster out points as equipment and stations are arranged. Some units may move within days, others need weeks for full redeployment and official orders remain pending.

San Antonio Wilson Minnesota Infantry Minnesota Llano Grande North Dakota Infantry Wisconsin Illinois Fort Sheridan Chicago Fort Snelling Minn Washington Funston War Department Mexico Fun

Policeman Brings Crutch to Crippled Boy From Fire

In New York a policeman named Malzmacher rescued a six year old crippled boy Daniel Gorman and an unconscious woman and children from a tenement blaze. He risked his life climbing stairs through smoke and retrieved the boy’s burning crutch, promising to return it despite his coat catching fire.

New York Malzmacher Daniel Gorman Halzmacher

Two Dishes Per Meal Plan From Lyons Bureau

Edouard Herriot announced to Lyons city council that a forthcoming regulation will require restaurants to serve only two dishes per customer per meal, excluding hors d oeuvres and dessert. The rule aims to standardize dining portions and conserve scarce resources during the period.

Lyons France Edouard Herriot National Subsistence Bureau

President Defines U S Peace Views on Terms and Guarantees

President Wilson outlines a peace vision emphasizing a world alliance and force to guarantee lasting settlement. He argues peace must be without victory and grounded in equal rights, open sea access, and consent of the governed, urging a universal covenant for security.

Europe New World America Poland Stone Foreign Relations Committee Senate

Vinci praised for cough relief and vitality in Canton

Mrs. Lizzie Baldwin of Canton Mississippi reports La Grippe left her weak but Vinci restored strength and cured her cough. The advertisement claims Vinci aids digestion and blood enrichment and offers a money back guarantee if it fails, listing multiple Texas and San Antonio druggists as stockists.

Canton Miss Vinci Lizzie Baldwin Miss. Vinci A. M. Fischer Meier Sap Main Ave George Keene H. L. Wagner Appmann Drug Store F. Prassel San Antonio Texas

Hidden Ailments Warned By Pain Signals

An old health ad warns that kidney pain may predict serious illness and warns against weather excuses for swollen feet. It links stomach pain to appendicitis and headaches to stomach issues, urging daily use of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules sold by druggists with a money back promise.

Bright Haarlem

Presidents Addressed Congress in Joint Session Revival Note

The article recalls that no president spoke to Congress in joint session since Jefferson in 1801, noting Wilson revived the practice in 1913. It describes Senate discussions on presenting a foreign relations matter in open or executive session and the rarity of joint sessions in early U.S. history.

Great Britain Balfour Senate United States Germany Wilson Inquirers Congress Tumulty Senator Stone Foreign Relations Committee International Organization For Preservation of Peace America Stone Marshal Saulsburg Overman Gallinger Kenyon Committee On Foreign Woodrow Wilson Committee On Foreign Relations Senator Gallinger Thomas Jefferson Washington Madison Adams House Jefferson

Vap O Rub Promises Quick Relief For Croup And Colds

Local druggists report strong demand for Vick's Vap O Rub a new external treatment for croup colds and related troubles. Free sample packs are nearly exhausted. 25 cent jars available with coupon. It soothes throat chest and chest cords by warming skin, inhaling vapors and easing breathing in minutes.

Vick

Coupon for Free Vick's Yep-O-Rub Salve Package

Coupon offers one 25c package of Vick's Yep-O-Rub Salve free while stock lasts. Present the coupon and ask your druggist to reserve a package if not yet received. note to druggist to hold coupon until salesmen call.

Vick

Internal Bathing's Rapid Growth and Claims

A 19th century promotional piece touts Internal Bathing as a cure for constipation and multiple ills, claiming users feel reborn after use. It cites a testimonial from F. E. Smith about improved health for him and his wife, and advertises the J. B. L. Cascade device demonstrated at H. L. Wagner's Drug Store in San Antonio with a booklet promising better efficiency.

F. E. Smith J. B. L. Cascade H. L. Wagner East Houston St San Antonio

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