Garibaldi’s Grandson Fights for Italy in World War I
Francisco Garibaldi, grandson of the Red Shirt hero, led the Alpine brigade against the German drive in Italy. He previously served Francisco I Madero in Mexico as chief of staff and military advisor, fought Turks in the Balkan war, and offered his services to Italy with his brothers and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swea
Y Garibaldi
Francisco
Garibaldi
Alpine Brigade
Italy
Jack
Mexico
United
States
Francisco I. Madero
Diaz
Greece
United States
Sar
Relatives Informed On Casualty Lists During War
Washington December 14 war and navy departments urge relatives not to bombard with requests for details on men listed as killed wounded or prisoners. Officials emphasize only the bare announcements can be sent until full information is available, a process lasting one to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War and Navy Departments
United Pree
Marine
Yealer Way
J. F. Vans
John C. Littell
Pioneer Building
Army
Local Sammy Wins Heart of New Found Mother in the East
Mrs A D Miller of 4047 Fight Ave NE reports her son Clyde, a soldier at Camp Mill, N Y, has earned the admiration of Mrs Curtis H Bowne of Long Island who has adopted him into her family while he is in the East. She says the bond has grown in two weeks and reflects the care Western towns show for their troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy
Heart of New-Found
Mother
East
A. D. Miller
N. EB
Clyde
Camp Milla
N. Y
Curtis H. Bowne
Long Island
Mr. Miller
Father of camouflage shunned by British war office early
Abbott H. Thayer, 68, an American artist and camoufleur, was dismissed as a crank by British officials in 1914 despite his prior studies of animal concealment. He offered his methods in London with colored patches, later praised as invaluable once the Allies embraced camouflage in 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Biritiah War Office
Abbott H. Thayer
Frit Lch Army
London
Bureau
Impos
Society of American Artists
Thayer
Fingland
Derby Infield Becomes Potato Farm For Charity
Churchill Downs has converted the Infield into a potato farm under Louisville officials. Potatoes will be auctioned at the old Haymarket square to raise funds for the Christmas drive for Camp Zachary Taylor soldiers. Omar Khayyam led 15 horses in 1917 at this track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Omar Khayyam
Louisville Jockey Club
Louisville
Camp
Zachary Taylor
Siamese prince studies at Annapolis to join navy
Ong Chao Arthit Sr., a Siamese royal known as Highness, has visited the United States to study at Annapolis. He aims to become an efficient officer in the Siamese navy, showing that princes can be regular fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ong Chao Arthit
Mepheon
King of
Siam
Ong
United States
Annapolis
Amile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bradbury
Clarkson
Howard & Foster and Barry
Second Avenue
Columbia
Istmas
Congress
Selwyn & Co
Fame
Seattle
D. C
Navy Station
Heattle National Bank
Sporting Goods Store
de Larxe
Military Mets
Radiolite
Army Radiolite
Eveready
Sportsman's Light
Oariaor
LL & LL
Joseph Rodgers
Excelsior Bicycles
Piper & Taft
the Sporting Goods Store
Waterman
Parker
Parker Mill
Mutta
Thayer Ts
England
Sammies
Churchill Downs
MOORE
Orpheum
State & Lasses
Tox
Bsc
Soc
The
Mata
Brads
Palace Hip Sorrento Ad Quintetin
Jane
Sackiosauuees
Kves
Sun
Gaiety Theatre
Firest and
Madison
Sunny Jim
Southeast Corner
First and
Pike
J. R. van Auken
Mgr
California
San
Los Angeles
San Diego
McCormick Line
Cherry St
Pheme Eiliett
Mechanics Drug Store
Third Avenue
Mammoth Military
Wild West Show
Camp Lewis
Lee
Colman Dock
Tacoma
Puget Sound Navigation Coq
Main