Final CM.T.C. Review Held At Post Final CM.T.C. Review
Final review of the G M TLC held in the Infantry Post at Fore Base Houdton at 9 o clock Monday morning with Brigadier General Paul Malone and local civic representatives. Medals and cups awarded to winners in public and athletic contests. Camp commander Colonel John Dewitt presided with Lt Colonel L V W Caffey and Major R Segarra present. Company KA won the banner. Company IX received the cup for greatest progress. Individual students earned medals for test progress and military performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Tlc
Fae
Houdton
Arning
Paul Malone
Mnto
hon‘Suidon
Cam
T. C
Social notices mingle weddings and travel in San Antonio
Mrs Uorwin Lackland hosted a charming gathering at Duncan Field with guests including Mrs C Gulver and Miss Hel Take. Engagement news for Lt Eugene B Ely and General H B Ely family tied to West Point football. Numerous social events, travel plans, and upcoming weddings across San Antonio with families and local clubs in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uorwin Lackland
Duncan Field
C. Gulver
Culver
Eugene B. Ely
West Point
Afra
Horace Hickam
D.j. Doherty
S. J. Idzorek
William Bullock Stewart
Martige
Misa Mary Katherine Phillips
R. T. Maughan
Charles Vincent Hart
Grice
Lane Grice
Kaufman
Texas
Collegiate Styles Displayed For College Girl Adornment
A promotional notice invites readers to view Frosts styles for college women. It emphasizes responsibility and trust in presenting attire, promising the finest collegiate apparel options for the wearer.
Haytian Minister Fined For Bringing Liquor Into U S
Eugene Lrtoris honorary Haytian consul at Manchester New Hampshire paid a 121 fine to customs for undeclared liqueurs cigars and cigarettes he also brought authorities seized liquor items claimed immunity from the tax, asserting diplomatic status. The incident occurred as he arrived in New York and involved duties on cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boddr
Mancurster
Dora B Humphreys Dies at Waco Home
Dora B Humphreys dies at her home in Waco after a long illness. The 59 year old widow of a former nurse and worker in Trivilegs for women. Survived by two sons, her mother, a sister, a brother, and two sisters. Funeral arrangements pending at the time of the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora B. Humphreys
Waco
Mineag
Ste
Dora
Touraday
Triplets Born to Couple in Waco Reported
In Waco an article notes the birth of triplet girls to Mr and Mrs Ralph Liem. The three infants weighed about eight pounds combined and are described as healthy and thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
WAGO
He Brates Srv Umd
Ralph Liem
Aerivad
Ferid
Anit Tarivny
Flight pay clash sparks air service ire at Mitchell
War Department plan to strip flight pay from air service officers is seen by local aviators as a rebuke to Colonel William Mitchell over his push for a six service. They warn removal of flight pay could drive pilots to resign or seek other service while highlighting the Air Service’s heavy casualty rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department General Staff
Air Service
William Mitchell
Mitchell
Bemcer
Army
Epidemic Forces Course Change for Enlisted Troops
In Houston on August 2, the 211th Aeration Squadron of the national guard, part of the BUth division, shifts from field training to classroom work. Officers and enlisted men will study aerodynamics metal ratio and meteorology, practicing on the drill floor as they transition to indoor instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Elington Vield
Stmauneud
Hi Nationel Guard
Buth Division
National Guard Hagus
Two Granted Bond on Liquor Charges In U S Hearing
Guying Thoat and Abran Lebra waived preliminary hearing and were admitted to bail when arraigned before United States Commissioner T I Howards on charges of manufacturing and possessing liquor and of using property designed for the manufacture of liquor. Bond set at $500.
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Guying Thoat Aml
Lebra
United States
T. I. Howards
Three Crashes In Three Days End With No Injuries
Staff writer describes three aircraft crashes within three days near Hatly Field. CG Pingg refuses to quit after a Thursday crack up. A Friday crash near Halatend forces a forced landing. visibility prevented a safe approach. Jr. Harned sustained minor scratches.
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Arasties
Hich
Sergent
Pingg
Hatly Field
Fisgg
Bickman
Halatend
Mood Field
Jr. Harned
Nolther
Party Returns From Valley Tour
San Antonio's delegation returned Tuesday morning after a two day tour of the valley. The city had one of the strongest delegations, outnumbered only by Brownsville and Mission. A special Chamber car carried Wade Tewig J B Gilmer Motam Bryan White Fred Herndon H A Smilli G J Ferguson Martin Carle J H Gold Mississippi Warrior Service Pete secretary of the railroad commission GC Terrell and a San Antonio Light reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Bryan White
San Astonia Machine and Supply Company
Fred Herndon
The
Chamber of Commerce
H. A. Smilli
Alamo National Bank
G. J. Ferguson
8. A
A. & G Milroad
Martin Carle National Bank
J. H. Gold- Mississippi Warrior Service
Petet
Railroad
Ion
Terrell
Railroad Commission
San Antonin Light
Blame Dollar for Vice on Border
General Li C Andrews chief of the American prohibition forces says U S money fuels vice along the border. He plans united actions with Primo Villa Michel in Los Angeles to curb cross border crime and immorality. Juarez and other border towns are described as drawing American women and liquor buyers, with steps to curb illicit traffic expected after the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Amexican
Li. C. Andrews
American “Prohibition Forces
Tuasday
Los Angles
Andrews
Primo Villa Michel
Mexico
Los Angeles
United Operations
U.S
Andieivs
Auarez
Juarez
Wi Paso
Hamlet in knickers tops London chatter
Aug 25 1920 London buzzing as Hamlet set for a modern update with plus fours and a pistol. Critics and theatergoers expect bold styling a bobbed hair Gertrude and Laertes in a lounge unit while Cecil Hardwicke confirms enthusiasm for a fresh staging and potential dance.
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Gertrude
Laertes
Cecil’ Hardwicke
Sponte
Fort Sam Houston convoy departs to bring back troops
A truck convoy of about 38 vehicles leaves Fort Sam Houston Tuesday morning to return the Ninth Infantry on duty at garrison camps. Ten Galveston trucks join to transport soldiers and equipment, with a battalion of the Twentieth Infantry set to depart by truck, while the Fifteenth Field Artillery will return by marching from Fort Battery F.
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Fort Bim Houston
Galveston
Alao
Twentieth Infantry
Fort Sam’ Houston
OMM
Fort
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T.C. Rewheld
Sowardeg Pill
J.T Waite
Fronzé
Wilkins
Buckner
H. K. Allen
Waite
N. H. McGownnon
A. Liave
G. B
Alvis
EePateron
Bowers
L. E
EW. Mylios
BR. L
Step ‘Pate
FL B
Plillins
Hugh Melellen
Cornus Christi
R. Li Beli
University of Texas
Marion Bail
Boss Rocks
Afess, S
Margaret Brookes
Tailie Ball
Abills College
Berkeley
Gal
Patser Yandell
New York
Ecs
D. Bedell
Dare
Colorado, Springs
J. WW. Tigner
Colorado Springs
Aos
Ond
Mrz
E. B. Gates Agai
Maniton, Ci
Nellie
Elizabeth Lytle
Society
Major
Mae
C. B
King
Favin Fy
Berne
Mise
Margaret Braun
Victoria
St. Mary's Rectory
B. Fueney
Wharton and
Baylity
Airs
Charles Benne
George D. Stevens
Walters
Austin
Thomas Gregory
Lockhart
Eleanor Baker
Charles J. Palmer
Gregory
D. H. Andrews
Osi Massey
Lusing
William Will
Travis Fark Methodist
Sovciety
Amy
St. Anne's Parish
Fredericksburg
Sage Place
Hadassah
Sivan
Alsledey
Original
Majestic
Tydge Ant
Glen Alcorn
Muskogee, Olde
KR. H. Suder
Marietta Ko
Ats Ss
Hebert el, Gallahen
Laredo
Tura A. Roort
Teonek
Sts Patrick's Church
Dha
Margaret Fecet
HW. le Mullins
Tommy Deviin
Corus Christi
Air
Charles Schwarts
Tinchill
Catskill Mountains
Chicago
Hem
Schwartz
Dallas
Aim
Elma Neal
Bah Antoio
Columbia Overall
Mise Neal
Chietao
Awa
Mivy
Sanday
Wight
Aloe Alae Ellintk
Sfiss Hazell Billingsley
of Courtesy
Jaffe
Bona
Frost
Haytian
U. S
Ieara Lehoestoriea
Mylex
Balbriggan “Bobbies
Colo Lars
Jobke’s Sport Shop
Dry Chief
Knickers
London
Fort Sam
Calvestin
Wifteenth Wield Artillery
Fort Si
Wolffs Marx Co
Batiste
Dimity
Wiese
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