Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1921, Page 36

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Ave. OPPORTUNlTY is knocking at the door of those who bave learned the lesson of saving. Have you learned the lesson?. Open an account now. ANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. Films for all Cameras— You can only obtain the best results from your camera when you use absolutel fresh films. Old films lose their speed and make very unsatisfactory prints. If you purchase your films here you will be assured of get- ting them fresh. Let us supply you, so you may be sure. “Same day” developing service if you * wish it 222 AMERICAN LEGION |1 IN DRIVE FOR BILL Senate Committee Told of Good Points in Sweet Measure. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0., oasts by Ma 4 Anon I write a lay inspired, that I believe will hit the spot; alas, it makes some readers tired —they call it balderdash and rot. They write to me in bitter tones, and say I am a false alarm,. they cannot see how I 1 draw bones for verse that has| so little charm. Then on the The American Leglon launched yes- | willow tree I hang the lyre that terday a drive for the passage of the Sweet bill, now pending In the Sen- ate, through its committee on hos- pitalization and vocational training. The committee appeared before the Senate committee investigating gov- ernmental activities relating to for- mer service men, and urged consoli- dation of the various government bu- reaus as proposed in the Sweet bill Each agency created by Congreé, former service men is func- tioning in its narrow sphere Wwithout co-ordination or co-operation, Gen. Abel Davis of Chicago, chairman of the committee, asserted. “The gov- ernment has not & single administra- tive officlal in its employ,” he con- ho knows the needs of the “Farming Out” Condemned. Rehabilitation and hospitalization methods, especially the “farming out” of disabled men in training, were con- demned by the witness, who also said there were not. sufficient hospital fa- cilities to care properly for the men now requiring treatment. Closing of” contract hospitals and adoption of a general hospitalization program urged by the witness, \H\o sald “the burelu heads now have no program, but are more concerned in passing the buck than in a con- structive policy.” ~The government Speedway Hospital, near Chicago, “ an abortion,” he said. Gen. John H. Sherburne of Boston and Dr. Thomas W. Salmon of New York city, also members of the Amer- ican Legion committee, supported the statements made by Gen. Davis, the latter discussing at length the need for additional hospital facilities. Tells of Hospital. Conditions in the ‘overnmenl hos- pital at Palo Alto, Calif. efles de- scription,” Robert 8. Marx, national commander of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War, told the committee. He also criticised other governmon( hospitals, especially those at Detroit and Fox Hills, N. Y. He denied that vocational ¢raining was abused by men solely to get compen- sation, asserting that such cases did not exceed 10 per cent of all in train- ing, and were being rapidly weeded out. At an executive meeting of the Senate committee it was decided to employ a force of experts to investi- gate conditions and complaints of conditions at hospitals and training schools and centers. 'is Flowers for All Oceasions. Consult Gude. Home-grown, fra- grant flowers. 1214 F.—Advertise- ment. BODIES TAKEN FROM RIVER One Unidentified, Other That of Raymond White, Colored. The body of an unidentified white man was taken from the Potomac ye: terday, after it was discovered floating at the janction of the Washington and -Georgetown channels by Henry Hunt, 135 T street southwest, who towed the body to shore. The harbor police were notified and the body was taken to the District morgue! The police launch Sylvester picked up the body of Raymond White, colored, of 56 I street southwest, who was drowned late Tuesday afternoon while swimming in the Anacostia riv- er a short distance from the foot of Half street southeast. The body was removed to the morgue. —_— NAVY RESERVE TRAINING. Naval reserve officers of the Dis- trict of Columbia who desire to take their summer training cruises aboard destroyers of the Atlantic fleet basing on Newport, R. 1, may proceed to that base aboard a destroyer and the battleship Florida, which is scheduled to leave Philadelphia Saturday morn- ing for Newport, it was announced at the local reserve headquarters. brought me such dlhgracc, and | go and join the weeping gang around the well known wailing place. The savage letter is a sign that some one’s liver’s out of plumb; no misfit madrigal of mine should make the harsh epistle come. Some fellows lift my hide by mail, and that’s a safe and pleasant stunt; if face to face they’d doubtless quail before my fierce and Mars-like front. screeds myself, hair-lifting let- ters, bold and stern; but then I place them on the shelf, or put thém in the stove to burn. When I feel sad.and tired and sore, it does me good to take a pen, and write ten thousand|: words or more, denouncing all|$ my fellow men. I rake my foes| and cook ' them brown, and itrive to do them wordy harm; but when the stuff is written down I svould not mail it for 3| When one has mailed®a farm. bitter note, he gasps to see how small he’s grown; he hoped to get another’s goat, and that he has lost his own. WALT MASON. (Copyright by George Matthew Adams.) —_— Fresheat Flowers Only in Shaffer's artistic floral emblems. 900 14th. (M. 2416).—Advertisemen COL. FAISON ASSIGNED. Col. Samson L. Faison, infantry, Fort Howard, Baltimore, has been 2 slgned to the 22d Infantry at Govern- | ors Island, ORDERED TO BALTIMORE. Col. Frank S. Cocheu, infantry, at the General Staft Cgjege, Washinx- ton barracks, has been ordered to ""d’gp.-nsmnm than those appointed later. Fort Howard. Baltimore, for duty in| connection with the organized re serves. | THURSDAY, KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES —What;Explmtioxi Will Pa Make? GET ‘T \-(ILL YOUD (THINK SONEGODY GONNA WALK OFF WATH HER DARN LIP STICK TH' WAY SHE WAS |POSTAL MEASURE VOTED. Classification Fixed for Certain Postmasters and Clerks. Sometimes I write such| The Senate yesterday passed a bill, which has already passed the House, to further reclassify fourth-class post- masters and certain employes of the postal service. The bill makes the compensation for fourth-class post- masters equal to the salaries and the temporary increases which were granted them during the war. Another_section provides - that the special clerks whose compensatidn was fixed in the classification act at .900 and $2.000 may be appointed in any of the divisions. of the offices in which they are employed, Employes who bore the title “specfal clerks,” and who, after July 1, 1920, were de- moted because of the reclassification. shall be restored. Provision is also made for the restoration of another group of em- ployes who lost their titles through the department’s administration of the classification act. Provision is made to rectify injustice done to regular clerks and carriers appointed prior to the act, and who receive less com- WILL TOUR EUROPE. | Gen. Chamberlain Granted Leave to Make Observations. John L. Chamberlain, in- of the Army, has Maj. Gen. spector general been granted legve of absence to en- abdle him to make a tour df observa- tion in England and continental Europe. Brig. Gen. M. Helmick, i who has been stationed at Fort Sheri- has been detailed as acting{ dan, Tl inspector general and will have charge of the inspector general's of- the War Department during of Gen. Chamberlain. . Helmick will relieve Gen. Cham- in from duty as a member of rmy board appointed to examine ims between the American Red Cross and the War Departent. 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