Army officer to supervise relief work in Mexico
Brigadier General C A Devol of the U S Army Quartermaster Corps arrived in San Antonio to direct relief supplies for starving Mexicans. He conferred with General Funston at Fort Sam Houston and said the Red Cross and consular agents will oversee distribution to avoid diversion to fighting factions. Devol plans to visit Laredo, arrange bank funds, and coordinate with officials as reports show severe need across the country amid disrupted rail service and confiscations.
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C. A. Devel
Quartermaster Corps
United States Army
Heen
Red Cross
Mexico
San Antonio
Deval
Frederick Funston
Fort Sam Houston
Genaral Funston
Devel
Wil
Laredo
Fort Wil
Bun Autor
Sater
Devol
Wilson
United States
American Red Cross
Armerican Red Crogs
Repubile
Monterey
Mexico City
Washington
Smythe of Uvalde Pioneer Ranchman dies mysteriously
Smythe, 63, prominent Uvalde businessman and ranch owner, died suddenly en route to his ranch. He led Smythe & Co and was in major Texas business circles. funeral to be held in Uvalde after burial arrangements with Shelley-Loring. Survived by wives Ella Green Smythe and Espie Belle Miller, plus numerous children. Burial at Alamo Masonic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smythe
Uvalde
Ta. West
R. L. White
Wednnesday
Commercial National Brakaf Uvalde
Smythe & Co
San Antonio
Gl Paso
Sabine Tram Company
Beaumont
Texas
Deeper County
Livalde County
George W. Smythe
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
Focal Undertaking Company
Uvaide
Ella Green
Jasper
County
Espie Belle Miller
Jasper County
Moss
Mia
Low Hannah Moss
Famiy
Macon Street
G. B Goodles
Frank Willams
H. F. Smith
J.B. Davia
Peter
R. J. Boyle
Alamo Masonic Cemetery
Girls Aid Police In Capture Of Burglar
Miss Lille Tucker and Miss Francia White discovered a burglar in H I Gooding's home at 104 Fountain street Tuesday night. They alerted police and shadowed the thief until officers arrived. a chase ended with the suspect in custody. The stolen items were found on the man, who is jailed pending transfer to county authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille Tucker
Nevada Street
Francia White
Goliad Street
H. I. Gooding
Fountain Street
Gooding
Tucker
White
Case Dismissed as No Evidence of Bankruptcy Against A Levytansky
In federal court Tuesday Judge Maxey dismissed the involuntary bankruptcy petition against A Levytansky after finding no evidence and lack of prosecution by the creditors. The special session adjourned Wednesday morning as court activity moved to Austin later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Levytansky
Taptey
T. 5
Maxey
D. H. Hart
Marshal Rogers
Marshal Whitewill
Jenure
Austin
Simple Solution Dissolves Hair from Face and Arms
Volerku Suratt, famed beauty authority, promotes a simple one ounce bottle sold by a druggist. He claims apply to hairy areas to dissolve hair and hair roots, leaving skin smooth and pale. The remedy promises permanent results with no repeated use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Volerku
Suratt
Information for Lung Sufferers and Wartime Book Offer
An advertisement recounts Eckman’s Alterative for tuberculosis and pneumonia, praising recoveries and offering a booklet on diet and fresh air. It cites a patient Howard Li of Kluyz and lists Eckman’s Alterative ingredients and price. The piece also promotes The Light newspaper’s wartime book Nations at War by Willis J. Abbott, and urges readers to buy copies at Lentz in Palm Beach style.
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Wekman
Sustererey
Eckman
Howard LI
Kloyz
Eolman
Acteni
Eckmat Tabaenta Philadelphia
Flacer's
Triig Stoct
San At
Tanio
Coulis Gringiations
Light
Finnegan
Euthor
Willis J. Abbot
the Light
Nance
Stryr
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Louisville
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Memphis
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Buffalo
Detroit
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GO. G. Lay
Moore Bldg
San Antonio, Texas
Pioneer
shelter-Loring Undertaking Co
Ee Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Co
Crockett
Kerdas
Horlick’s
Saul
Coy
Harvey
Bond
Detective Harvey
Rus Horn
Wiskereon
Clarke
Clark
Noiny Quest
Mm Tia
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Varloue
Rommenta
Rever
Erlen
Nand
Phiadul
Palm Beach
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W. Com
Sonneborn Bros
Fidelite
Tema
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