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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1918

Page

11

Aerial Banquet Opens Air Mail Field Performance

The first in history, a dinner served aboard an airplane 2800 feet high over Elizabeth New Jersey marked the opening of the air mail field as the hub for the New York Philadelphia Washington route. Nine guests attended including Captain Lipsner Allan Hawley Augustus Post and other Aero Club of America officials. Captain Lipsner forecast a future where air machines carry mail freight and parcels nationwide.

Benjamin B. Lipsner Air Mail Service Allan R. Hawley Augustus Post The Aero Club of America Lipsner Diane

Saloons Outside Ten Mile Zone Free to Open Now

Court of Criminal Appeals at Austin issued a mandate ordering the release of Meyer of San Antonio and allowed saloons outside the ten mile army camp zone to reopen. District Attorney McAskill said the ruling would be followed and Sheriff Tobin asserted no interference with licensed saloons opening outside permitted zones. McAskill warned transporting liquor into the ten mile zone remains a penal offense and will be prosecuted.

Phe Court of “Criminal Appeals Austin Meyer San Antonio Army Camp D. A. McAskill Aualif l ‘ Appellate Court John ‘Tobin

BUILD BIG WARSHIP Newport News Shipyard Project Advances

Newport News Va Nov 29 With censorship lifted disclosure shows a 23 000 ton battleship under construction at Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. The keel is laid and the ship will carry eight 16 inch guns in four centerline turrets. One more such ship was authorized with two exterior builds by Fore River. The project advances despite prior wartime requests for destroyers. Inva shaping up for launch in months.

Newport News Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Hany Inva Fore River Shipbuilding Company Quincy Mass

Reliable News Sources Elevate The San Antonio Light

The San Antonio Light touts its reliability and exclusive access to Associated Press and London Times news. It highlights the AP wire and Times correspondents, claims broad coverage from Chicago Daily News, and asserts growing paid circulation as evidence of trust and prestige.

San Antonio Light Associated Press San Antonio London Times Light Texas Chicago Daily News United States San Antonios

War casualties of dual monarchy put at four millions

An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen reports Austria-Hungary losses at four million killed and wounded, with 800,000 killed including 17,000 officers. German losses cited at 6,330,000 by Berlin’s Vorwaerts, while British losses stand at 3,049,991 total. American casualties total 238,117 with 36,154 killed. A recuperative diet advertisement for Horlicks Malted Milk follows.

London Austria-Hungary Copenhagen Vorwaerts Berlin Trondon

Obituary notices for several San Antonio residents

Mrs Minnie L Remick died Thursday at 5 PM at 619 South Presa Street after four years in San Antonio. Survived by husband with Army and Navy Co operative Co, daughter Helen McNeil, mother Mrs J Holliday, and brother Herbert. Funeral at Porter Loring Friday 3 PM, Mission Burial Park. Also Mollie Belle Wharton Taylor died Friday at 12:10 AM, native Texan, last five years in San Antonio. Body to Center Point, Texas. James M Moses died Thursday at 7:30 AM at 206 Wilkens Avenue. Age 55, native of North Carolina, resided in San Antonio 26 years. Survived by widow, two daughters Ruth and Juanita, two sons Harry and George U S Army. Funeral Friday 3 PM, Mission Burial Park. Funeral of Mrs Correvon to be held at Prospect Hill Baptist Church Saturday at 1 o'clock. Rev Potts and Rev V Neal of San Marcos will conduct. interment Roseigyn Cemetery.

Minnie L. Remick South Presa Street San Antonio Army and Navy Co-operative Company of Helen McNeil J. Holliday Herbert Porter Loring Mission Burial Park Mollis Belle Wharton Taylor Mollie Belle Wharton Taylor Center Point Tex James M. Moses Wilkens Avenue North Carolina Ruth Juanita Harry George U.S. Army Correvon Walter Correyou Prospect Hill Baptist Church Mr. Potts V. Neal San Marcos Roseigyn Cemetery

Porter Loring Funeral Director Advertisement

An obituary style funeral service notice lists Porter Loring Funeral Director at 200 Jefferson Street with additional ad references for Hagg and McCollum Undertakers Ambulance Lang Motor Service Jade Avenue C and Pecan Cr 104.

Porter Loring Jefferson St Adv

Bolshevik Calls For Invasion Of Baltic Provinces

In Melsingfors Finland on Thursday November 28 the Bolshevik commander urged followers to invade the Baltic provinces for provisions. German troops reportedly retreated from Narva front and asked to be sent back to Germany. German forces at Dunnaburg, southeast of Riga, are leaving Russian POWs on return, causing disorders. Estonian cabinet, with socialist leanings and backed by a Bolshevist-dominated labor council, faces a grave situation needing rapid assistance.

Melsingfors Finland Russia Baltic Narva Germany Dunnaburg Riga Esthonia Bolshevists

Red Cross urges final day to mail overseas Christmas boxes

Local Red Cross offices report heavy activity as only one day remains to mail Christmas packages for troops and relief workers overseas. No box will be accepted without War Department and post office inspection certificates, with affidavits allowed only if labels are missing. About seven hundred boxes have already been mailed through this service, but all must be presented for inspection Friday or Saturday to avoid delays.

Red Cross Rel ‘Cross War Department Post Office The

Messiah performance at risk without women singers

The War Camp Community Service chorus in San Antonio warns the upcoming Messiah may be abandoned if at least 125 women fail to attend Sunday’s rehearsal at Main Avenue High School. Army leaders and local choirs rallied to join, but the score demands trained singers and two weekly rehearsals.

San Antonio Army Hearsal Main Avenue High School

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H. H. Osborne Company East Houston Street Haniley- Paige Court of Criminal: Appeals Assues F. Meyer Hans Basle Switzerland Boeblingen Stuttgart Horlick Reah Wolfson’s Nadia Coats Saul Wolfson Dry Goods Co Messiah
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