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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
14
A Washington report discusses implied approval for cutting Christmas trees and the issue of waste from cutting millions of firs and cedars each year. The Agriculture Department proposes conservation guidance urging selective removal of crowded or inferior trees to benefit landowners and the forest.
London reports that English export coal will reenter the world market without restrictions or new directions from export controllers. Officials express hope this move, tied to postwar economic recovery, will hasten Britain toward its prewar status while maintaining price controls on coal and continuing allocations to Italy and France under wartime agreements.
Washington announced Wednesday the naming of two aviation fields in the Philippines and at Fort Mills Corregidor to honor American aviators who died in action. Clark Field at Pampanga will honor Bfa4 Werald M. Clark who fell in the Philippine Zone in 1019. Kiniley Wiel at Fort Mills will memorialize Capt. Field Kadler killed at San Antonio Texas.
Manila dispatch reports lawmakers adopt an act appropriating 500,000 annually to fund propaganda efforts in the United States. The measure aims to promote Philippine independence and support a mission to secure U S recognition of sovereignty.
Notice of dissolution dated 1920 dissolves partnership between A. D. Suche and J. I. Peller of San Antonio Texas. Dr A D Zueltinue announces new offices at 310 and 612 W Commerce St on or before December 1, 1924 with registered dentists and sanitary equipment. Also mentions military order and unit movements to Hawaii with 3 inch guns and Seventieth Division.
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