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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1925
Page
10
The Light continues the San Antonio tale Chickie by Elenore Meherin with chapters ten to twelve. A groping novel began last Sunday and will run in The Light daily and Sunday editions until completion.
Chickie plans a night with Jake Manson at a party and recalls Janina's push to attend. She buys a maroon crepe dress and crystal beads, while Mary encourages going. Jimmy resumes pleading, but Chickie yearns for a bold step amid memory of Janina and诱.
In a tense scene Ainle struggles with nerves and guilt as she prepares for a guest. Jonathan notes her pale nails and intent gaze while she battles inner shame about expectations and her own desires. She excuses herself, then dresses quickly, haunted by Janina’s words and a sense of impending consequence.
Chickie enters a glittering world with Jake Munson at a luxury party while Janina teases her about men. She longs for a radiant love beyond money and status, imagining a destiny bright with passion as unseen dangers loom and family anxieties persist.
Captain Ray M. Hare, editor of the Normoyle Speedometer, has been elected secretary of the Army Press Association a new group uniting majority of U S army camp publications Hare will handle listing and distributing member publications and exchange engravings materials and ideas
A six-foot tall, 200-pound man claimed to be the first to step on French soil to fight for the Statue of Liberty. He arrived in San Antonio and, charged with being a drunk, demanded to be jailed and keys thrown away. He was placed in custody.
Fire of unknown origin started in the basement of Briscoe School No 19 on South Flores, damaging three classrooms and threatening the wings. Janitor A J Burkhardt said he banked the furnace fire and left, with neighbors reporting smoke before alarm. Estimated damage about 100 tied to insurance coverage. building is a four story, 14 room structure saved by the fire department.
The sudden death of Theodore Bird 82, a prominent early Texas settler in Medina county, occurred Saturday after he collapsed outdoors. Born in Germany, he was reportedly captured by Indians as a child and later rescued by rangers. Survived by son George Witt and four daughters, his funeral is Sunday at 4 pm from 323 Wickes Street with interment at Guy Cemetery No. 4.
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