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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1918

Page

7

Elly Field Boxing and Wrestling Meet Not Postponed

Rain must stop by 7 30 PM to allow the Elly Field boxing and wrestling meet to proceed at Kelly Field. Four wrestling bouts and four boxing matches plus a special exhibition headlined by Adolph Ernst versus George Kotsonaros. The card features Fleming Ames Hartman McNamara Behm Clark, Smith Letes Chauvy Kerland Pederson Snyder Shoemaker Swanson, and Ernst vs Kotsonaros with WM Salassa in charge.

Kelly Field Adolph Ernst George Kotsonaros Ateethoven Hall Ernst Fleming Willie Ames Ehm Aviation Gustav Chaury Okerland WM. C. Salassa Army Y. M. Te. R Wye Flemming Wildebeck Ames Hartman McNamara Saunders Behm Clark Smith Letes Chauvy Kerland Pederson Snyder Shoemaker Swanson Kotsonaros

Lukin Academy Marksmen Show Sharp Shooting at Range

Lukin Military Academy squad competes at municipal rifle range. First Sergeant Heye ties with Corporal Fellbauim and Private Murphy for top score of 82 on 15 yard bulls eye. Private Callo sways Game 86, others score varied. Giant-Indian Game postponed in Dallas as Giants Indians exhibition postponed due to rain.

Lukin Military Academy Ser-geant Heye Fellbauim Murphy Callosway Walker R. McGinley Templeton T. McGinley Corporal Robinson Bul Ter Corporal Empleton Kellhaim I. Te Cline Richter AG. J. Barbera Dallas Tex New York Giants Cleveland Indians Yui

Overheard at the Nineteenth Hole

Local golf will be played wholly at the nineteenth hole with highballs in place of golf balls for the next few days due to heavy rain. The soaking Friday storm has course officials optimistic only after two to three days of drying and temporary greens. Yesterday’s rain disrupted the usual afternoon crowds at municipal and Country Club links. Guests on the Country Club links included Mrs. K. M. Henderson of Cincinnati and J. I. Seymour of New York City.

Herzog Columbia Percy Haughton Boston Charley Herzog New York Giants Haughton Larry Doyle Chase Doyle New York

Track Meet Postponed By Rain At Sxelly Field

The Sxelly Field track meet was postponed due to a Friday night rainstorm leaving the field in poor condition. Officials announced an indefinite postponement with the same rules and prizes, planning to reschedule once the field dries, possibly next Saturday, though no official date was set. The delay shields aviation athletes from today’s events.

Chicago Middle West ALU Great Lakes Naval Training Station United States

Brooklyn Deserts Red Sox in Houston Exhibition

Brooklyn tops Boston 83 to 22 in Houston as Coombs Pfeffer Wheat McCahe Jones Agnew Miyer supply the batteries. Local ad notes The 100 per cent Tobacco House and The Travelers' Cigar Shop on Ave G.

Brooklyn Red Sox Houston Tex Boston Coombs Pfeffer McCahe Jones Agnew Miyer Travelers' Cigar Shop Ave. G

Charters Filed and Dissolutions Noted in Texas Corporations

The Department of State in Austin reported charters filed for The City Club of Dallas and The Brownie Oil & Refining Co both with no capital stock, plus new incorporators from multiple cities. The San Antonio Thrall Oil Company amended its charter lowering its capital. Westinghouse entities received business permits, while others surrendered permits and filed dissolutions including Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co and Kinney Caving Co among others.

Austin Lex Department of State City Club of Dallas J. C. Duke Murphy W. ‘Townsend G. W. Hobison I* R. Bissell A. M. Mitson C. Ll Maillot T. 12 Jackson I’. W. Griffiths A. H. Cleaver Brownie Texas Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co East Pittsburg Westinghouse Lamp Co Brookfield N. J Permt Daas Butt-Joint Nestable Culvert Co Kinney Caving Co Fiouston J.C. Phillips Co Iredell Mistrot-Calahan Co Waco

Broxcho Kelly Game Set At League Park Today

The Branchy Kelly field encounter between Perrymen and opponents is scheduled for 6 o clock at League Park with no rain in early afternoon. Hydorn likely to be the box nominee for Perrymen while Ixelly Field plans Wales Ardis or Walkup in starting roles. The teams will play Sunday at 2 o'clock.

Branchy-Kelly League Park Clayton Perry Hydorn Perrymen Ixelly Field Wales Ardis

Austin Bay to Naval School picks 12 Harvard students

Ernest Clemens of Austin aged 20 and eleven other Harvard students were chosen by President Lowell to attend the Ensign School for the Navy in Boston. Clemens earned a UT degree last June and spent the last term at Harvard Law. San Antonio notice: City taxes for 1917 due by May 31 1918 with six percent interest and two percent monthly penalty.

Austin Bay Naval School Austin Vox Ernest Clemens Harvard Lowell Ensign School For the Navy Boston Clemens University of Texas Tle Harvard University Law School San Antonio Jax Andres Coy

San Antonio to test vacuum street cleaner in spring

A test of a vacuum street cleaning machine will be conducted in San Antonio around April 15. California origin and Los Angeles use documented success. Commissioner Lambert seeks cost and efficiency details and awaits a demonstration, with Mayor Bell noting good operation and the city delaying any obligation until results are seen.

San Antonio California Los Angeles Lambert Bell

Concert schedule at Camp Travis base hospital extended to June

A base hospital concert plan lists eight bands providing performances for ill soldiers through June 17. The SA Ninth, 380th, 160th depot brigade, 3rd field artillery, 444th field artillery, 344th field artillery, 487th, and 358th bands perform on varied April May and June dates. Additionally Austin considers a permanent landing field after inspecting Camp Mabry and meeting local officials.

Camp Travis Base Sa9th 380Th 160Th Depot Brigade 3Rdd Field Artillery 444Th Field Artillery Band 344Th Field Artillery Obergun Austin H. FR. Iwelly Thomas Ixenyon Kelly Field

American Start In Manchuria Reported Wounded

An American member of the Stevens railway commission is said to have been wounded in a street riot in Harbin Manchuria on Monday. The Stevens commission has permission from General Horvath to deploy Americans for construction work on the Chinese eastern railway branch of the trans Siberian system. Only a few things of value are mentioned as being obtainable.

Manchuria Associated Press Harben Stevens Railway Commission Stevens Commission Horvath

Army promotions and appointments at aviation and infantry units

The list records numerous commissions and appointments across the National Army. Second lieutenants in the aviation section are named for Welly Field and Rayamond Field, with promotions to captain and major in infantry reserve and signal corps. Several lieutenants and privates are noted for aviation, infantry, and field artillery duties, including transfers to Camp Travis, Kelly Field, and Camp John Wise, with senior officers assigned to chief signal and quartermaster roles.

Welly Field H. B. Caldwell KE. Clark Winder Gary W. F P. Harriman Irving T. Hecht L. E. Hoofgen G. C Rayamond Charles Edler Allert Orric William A. Tiley Aaron MM. McCreary Benjamin M. Vince Sismund Joseph Laschenski Wilson L. Townsend John Robbins Gant Thomas Goulden Oswald Gorlan Daly Raymond Leroy Sheamaker Linwood Dunham Thomas Welly Joseph Barney Gifford Thomas Edwins Gore Paul Victor Morgan Henry Shittredgs Norto Twyel Cagey Nsagent Frederick Amandas Schrader Dewees Wood Dilworth Edgar Joseph Driscall Stephen Power Farish Ifford Justis Waller Justin Windersor Everett Mills Hosman Zimmerman Thighs Harry Gauld Svroll Chauncey Glenn Lewis Joseph McFeely WI Tech Louis Iver Atbott Charing Willard Olson Vollowhe Aviation Section Signal Corps San Antonio Frederick A. Bonthius George H. Cruiksvick Hugh W. Alten Willam M. Cobert Neiloi Criss Joseph W. Dean Frances VV. Garborey Raymond D. Henderson Guy Hodges Ossi H. King Port McWhortur Gorge Mickelsen Wiliam T. Newton Donald R. Wilson Victor A. McCarmack Wherlen Bekett Stokes Lawrence Wilson Teasdale Henrys Clark Townsend Jr Monroe Trammet B. Lester Tones Byron Th Norvis Kelly Field Alwhe M. St. John Ag Aviation Kelly Weld Scott Quartermaster Corps Camp Resto Pirat Willbun Pe Kelleher George W. Price James M. White Philippine Scouts Sinnal Corps Edwin Teemans Aviaation John Wise Robert Mee Marsheld Jory Reserve Corps Wils Mitchell Maranall Willi Minneis Reddiington Kelly Gorton M. Tis Infantry Camp Travis Charles P. Davis Eleventh Cavalry Seventh Division James Madison Kemper Bert L. Thomas 118Th Stenat Treserve Corp Peamns Austin Brown Walker Z. Freas Percy H. Heron Stanle Kriess Haward J. Murphy Toye Don Vosburg M. S. Stalker

Officers Placed on Active Duty Report to Kelly Field

Francis F. Hughes Philip D. Lucas and Arthur B. Metcalf appointed as second lieutenants in the Aviation Section Signal Reserve Corps and assigned to active duty at Kelly Field. First Lt. Thomas M. Owens Jr. of field artillery National Guard Fort Sill is ordered to report to Del Rio to the 313th Cavalry.

Kelly Field Francis F. Hughes Philip D. Lucas Arthur B. Metcalf Signal Reserve Corps Thomas M. Owens Jr National Guard Fort Sill del Rio 313Th Caval

Lumber firms ordered to cease unfair competition west

The Federal Trade Commission ordered 37 western lumber companies to desist from unfair competition methods. Luke W. Boyce listed as a Minneapolis detective among those named. Specific firms including Interior Lumber Company Minneapolis Mayhew Isbell Lumber Uvalde Tex Robertson Lumber Grand Forks N D were ordered to stop unfair price and quantity practices. information for mail order buyers noted.

Washington, BD. C Federal Trade Commission West Luke W. Boyce Minneapolis Interior Lumber Company Mayhew & Isbell Lumber Company Uvalde Texas Robertson Lumber Company Grand Forks N. C Borce

Harvard Heir Killed in War Ends Harvard’s Founding Line

Lieutenant Lionel De Jersey Harvard of the Grenadier Guards, 24, killed March 30, was a descendant of Harvard’s founder and entered the university in 1911. His widow and infant son survive. his younger brother died in 1917. The English family lived in Arkansas, with other war and public notices mixed in.

Famous University London Times Service Spertat Cavio San Antonio Light Philadelphia Public Ledger Public Lecterer Co London Lionel De'Jersey Harvard Grenadier Guards Harvard University

Saloons Seek Fringe Licenses Outside Ten Mile Zone

Austin April 6 Saloonkeepers file applications with Texas comptroller to open saloons just outside the ten mile dry zone fringe. Lawyer opinion sought as zone bill date April 15 nears. Legislature failed to push emergency clause. new law moot until June 26, likely ineffective to curb fringe saloon operations.

Austin Tex State Comptroller’s Department Comptroller's Department Senate

Ten Mile Zone weighs liquor stock move before law

The Ten Mile Zone seeks to dispose of liquor stocks before the statewide prohibition takes effect April 15. Saloonkeepers near military camps wonder if they may move wet goods out of the zone during the war. The attorney general’s department is examining whether the stock can be moved once the law is in effect.

Attorney General's Department

Open Tactical School Monday for brigade commanders

A tactical school for brigade commanders staff officers and regimental field officers opens at Camp Travis Monday. Brigadier General W H Johnston will command the school with Major E I Sterling 260th Infantry as senior instructor. The program runs twenty one days with an observer group including several generals colonels and majors and fifty five officers designated as students.

Camp Travis W. H. Johnston E. I. Sterling 260Th Infantry I. P. O'Neil J. J. Kingman P. & Halloran

Ames Appoints Federal Food Administrator for Oklahoma

Food Administrator Hoover named C. B. Ames of Oklahoma City as the Federal food administrator for Oklahoma to succeed Dr. Stratton D. Brooks who resigns to devote full time to the University of Oklahoma presidency. The report notes a machine inverting for chopping young cotton plants during crop cultivation.

Ames Washington, D. C Hoover C. B. Ames Oklahoma City Oklahoma Stratton D. Brooks Norman Okla University of Oklahoma Rand

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