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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1924

Page

15

Colonel Rolfe Named Post Quartermaster Leader at Fort Sam

Col Robert T H Rolfe, formerly depots and supply officer for the Eighth Corps Geneva Area, is noted for service in Spain, Cuba, Nagasaki, and France. He relieved Col L D Cabell in 1916 and has since led depot and supply duties under various commanders. He helped develop a new officers’ uniform and oversees clothing and equipment division duties.

Robert TH. Rolfe L. D. Cabell Eighth Corps Geneva Area Fort Sam Houston Rolfe New Hampshire Ef Hampshire Volunteer Infantry Boston Baltimore Camp Fdevens Mass France Gievres England United States Quartermaster General Supply Service

Baptists Entertain Doughboys Tonight at Fort Sam Houston

The First Baptist church youth host open air concert and ice cream social for the First Infantry and reserve officers at Fort Sam Houston Tuesday night. Judge Ben H. Welly will speak as the band performs from 7:50 to 8:30, followed by refreshments by the Baptist War Service directed by Chaplain Tom Buscon.

First Infantry Fort Sam Houston First Baptist Church Ben H. Welly First Infantry Band Baptist War Service Tom Buscon O. BR. C Ben U. Kelly J. Belle Williams Ollie Pitts Bill O. Morgan Walter EK. Gates Charles “Sunny” Blevins Arthur Squyres Dora Scallorn Tom Beasten J. W. Howder

Army liquor seized at Camp Stanley by military police

Private Dan Betts and Private R L Smith of Company G First Infantry Camp Stanley are in the guard house as MPs investigate the confiscation of 20 pints of bootleg liquor late Monday. The whiskey is believed from hidden stills around Boerne twelve miles north of the camp. Sergeant Maloukis and others staged a stakeout on the Boerne road. the liquor was found in a stable locker.

Dan Betts R. L. Smith Comany G First Infantry Camp Stanley Boerne Smith B. B. Tompkins Lips J. ‘Maloukis National Guard Maloukis Pickell Franz Andas Boetne

Reserve Officers in QM C Trained

Ten quartermaster officers of the Organized Reserves assigned to the Eighth Corps General Area Depot have been on active duty since August and will complete their training August 14. They gain experience in the depot’s regular routine duties. Notable officers include Major Uderland Sammons of Grant Lumber, Brownsville, Major Oran Lowry of Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association, Dallas, Captains Armstrong Beau mont, Sumner Bishop, Ingham Roberts, Harry Trail, and Lieutenants Daly, Gasper, Anderson, and Davis, all connected with San Antonio, Dallas, or Oklahoma territory locations.

Organized Reserves Eighth Corps General Area Uderland Sammons Grant Lumber Company Brownsville Oran NM Lowry Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association Dallas Rey AL Armstrong Southern Pacific Lines Beaumont Sumner J. Bishop Carroll R. Davis Rogers-Hill and Company San Antonio

Five Injured When Auto Turns Over in Nixon Texas

A car carrying Mr and Mrs GE A Tor and several passengers including Olga May Loranz Eva White and Eula Mae Vns burgh hit a sand bed between Nixon and Kenedy and turned over. Only bruises and minor cuts reported. none seriously hurt.

Nixon Tex

Houston Man Wins Citizenship Trophy at Fort Sam Houston

Charles P. Talley of Houston won the citizenship speech contest at Fort Sam Houston earning a silver loving cup as first prize. A. D. Gilmer of Houston and Morris D. Brown of Freeport won second and third, representing 15th Field Artillery and 23rd Infantry respectively, with fourteen contestants from the camp.

Charles P. Talley Houston Citizens Military Company AN 23Rd Infantry CG. M. 1 A. D. Gilmer 15Th Field Artillery Morris D. Brown Freeport Fort Sam Houston Col. Parker Hitt Arthur W. Bouton 9Th Infantry J. S. Pearce Organized Reserves San Antonio

Kelly Field weekend flyers return to San Antonio

Nineteen of the twenty two pilots who flew weekend cross country missions from Kelly Field returned to San Antonio on Sunday. Three others are expected back Monday. Rain prevented two from Albany and one remained at Post. Cadets were transported to Oklahoma by a DH numbers noted with pilots Canfield and McDaniel piloting the Martin bomber to bring back cadets who flew Jenny trainers to Oklahoma.

Kelly Field San Antonio Robert B. Williams Holcomb Albany 2. J. Canfiell McDaniel Post Field Akbahoma Field Oklahoma Canfield

Knox Trophy Victor In Doubt At Post Fort Sam Houston

Batteries of the Second Artillery Brigade compete for a Knox Trophy bid at Fort Sam Houston as Battery D Fifteenth Field Artillery is reportedly the winner. Commanding officer Col. B Le J Parker has not yet confirmed the victor or decision. The winner will face other battalions in the Field Artillery for the Knox Trophy.

Fort Sam L Houston Fifteenth Wield Artillery B. le J Parker Wield Artillery

Official Orders for Army Officers and Staff Transfers

Maj John Wesley Clark to active duty in Washington. Captains Ralph State Harold Mew Clune and Chester Haycock to Fort Benning as student officers. Charles B. Thomas reassigned to field artillery with signal corps school. Numerous leaves granted and resignations noted. Amended orders redirect Lieut William Schaefer to Fort Hentng. Various assignments to Fort Benning Fort Bliss Fort Sill and other posts.

John Wesley Clark Washington Ralph State Harold EH. Mew Clune Chester FP. Haycock Twenty-third Infantry Fort Sam Houston Fort Benning Infantry Schol Charles B. Thomas Field Artilery Hawaii Signal Corps School Camp Alfred Vail Frank D. Francis Walter D. Smith General Staff Bailey Bk. Ashford Robert BE. Hannay Jr Wiley L Dixon Infantry William H. Burt John H. McKinnon Veterinary Cornelius QC Jadwin Cavalry Das Ernest W. Gruhn Gernard A. McDermott Rthur M. Heritage Chemical Welfare Arigy Augustus St. Bonanno M. Malcott Potter Avmry Blorring KK. Woedisch Coast Artillery Harry Evans Bodine Jr William A. Snow Engineers Fort Humphrey Charles W. Cameron Quartermaster Corpz San Francisco Fort Biss Williamb. Wynn Nogales Harry V. Hand Fort Jay William Herbert Schaefer Fort Henting Ninth Corps Carliss C. Mosely Sir Service Los Angeles California National Guard David Elden van Natta Quartermaster Reserve Corps Ralph Bigelow Pierce Quartermaster Reserve New York Fugene G. Northington Mistina New Orleans Percy Gatling Hamlin Medical Reserve Mitchell Field Adolph Keee Rasmussen Acrea Kell

M. T. C. Students Debate Citizenship in Declamation

M. T. C. students Monday morning held a declamation contest in the post theater with four minute talks on citizenship by representatives of various companies. Silver medals will go to the top three speakers. Chaplain J. Stuart Pearce addressed the students, services followed, and a vaudeville program capped the day with numbers by Fatty Treadgill, Rusty Morse, The Dirty Five, and others. Music came from Sergent Agee and Captain Woodward Vichy.

Fatty” Treadgill Taylor Rusty” Morse

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Sparks Hunger and Color

An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a strengthening invigoration that makes you eat like a hungry boy and restores color to the cheeks. It markets a tonic priced at 60e and claims notable energy effects.

C H Howard Reports Typographical Union Costs

Charles H. Howard, president of the International Typographical Union, told the Toronto convention that over the four years ending May 31 the union spent 15 million in strike benefits and aid to local unions in Canada and the United States. J W Hays treasurer reported a treasury balance of 5.16 million.

Toronto Charles H. Howard International Typographical Union Canada J. W. Hays

Massachusetts Protective Life Assurance Company Granted Texas Authority

The Massachusetts Protective Life Assurance Company of Worcester Massachusetts is certified to do business in Texas for the year ending February 28 1925 by Commissioner of Insurance MO M Scott. The certificate is issued after full compliance with Texas laws as a condition to operate in the state.

Austin Texas Massachusetts Protective Life Assurance Company Worcester Massachusetts B. Wereenthin

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