Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1921, Page 28

LT oI LAUDS - STUDENT SOLDIERS Senator Takes Part in Spe- cial Honors Paid R. 0. T. C. at Georgetown Unlversnty Work of the Reserve Officers’ Train- ing Corps in the universities of the country was lauded by Senator Wads- worth of New York, chairman of Sen- ate military affairs committee, at a meeting vesterday of the R. O. T. C. unit of Georgetown University. Sen- ator Wadsworth said the corps is an important adjunct to the preparation of line officers and praised the show- ing of the Hilltop unit. Honors were awarded to the cadets showing the highest efficiency dur- ing the last term. Plans for the sham battle tomorrow were announced. iver Cups Presented. , silver cups were presented by John B. Creeden, president of the university, to the cadet corps. The first cup for the mass gallery match, in which cvery member of the R. O. T. C. units in the 3rd Army Corps Area competed, bears the names of Cadet Maj. Robert W. C. Wimsatt of the District of Columbia, Cadet Adjt. Joseph A. McDonough, Cadet Capts. Murray 1 . Fuller Mor- | an and B The second cup offered to the Georgetown rifle team making the highest score in the 3rd Corps Area bears the names of Rnbrrl . Mor- zan, Edward D. Mo- rvoney, John J. Reilly, wak, Joseph A. Rebunough. Gerard J. . Guilfoyle, Hugh G. Moren. Joseph Little and Robert C. McCann. Bent Shot Honored. Cadet Edward D. Murphy received a medal for a percentage of 92 during the year's shoeting. The medal was offered by the National Rifles’ Asso- tion. medal also was awarded to Robert E. Morgan, who had an av- erage of 90 per cent. On behalf of the military depart- ment of the university a Krag carbine was presented to Edward D. Murphy for class efficiency. Cadet Murphy also won the pistol match at the Platts- burg camp last summer. while Joseph McDonough won the highest honors at Plattsburg, Murphy being second. Given Wrist Watches. Maj. William H. Hobson, United States Army, commandant at George- town, announced that Company B. with a rating of 86 per cent. was the winner of the company efficiency test 1 g cadets won the Cadet Maj. Cadet Adjt. Joseph A. McDoroug! Cadet Sergt. Maj. Edward D. Murphy and Cadet Jam A. Willis, were presented with wrist watches by the \Vahhmgton Chamber of Com- merce. ; WASHINGTON SANITARIUM GRADUATES 21 NURSES President's Brother Makes Ad- dress at Takoma Park Exercises, Twenty-one nurses were graduated from the Washington Sanitarium at ccmmencement exercises held last night in Columbx\Hall. Takoma Park. Dr. George T. -ding, jr., bréther of the President, addressed the graduat- ing class. Dr. Harding emphasized the high calting of the nurses in ministering to the sick, and encouraged them to think of their profession as ideal and Miller, medical superin- itution, presented diplomas to the following: Lena Marie Laura_Henrietta Dietrich, Bea- Louise Gore, Lilly Grice Hancock, Alfred Harry Jennings, Helen Eliza- beth Miller, Myrna Ivis Roth, Mildred Marie Russell, Carrie Mabel Starbird, Margaret Wiison Van Horn, Mabel Lucile Zerbe, Corine Mary Courrier, Eleanor Evadne Elliott, Anna Moulton Hill, Evelyn Brumbaugh Hartle, Dor- othy Elizabeth Leach, Bothilda Miller, Elizabeth Maria Redelstein, Anna Babetta Schneider, Jennie Ruth Siems and Willard John Venen. Musical selections were offered dur- ing the exercises by an orchestra. F. H. Barritt sang. An alumni banquet will be held to- night-in the dining room at the sani- tarium. Shaffer Wedding Decorations by & e 900 14th. dence artistic originality. —Advertisement. GHURCH LECTURE TONIGHT Judge S. W. Greene, C. S, Will Speak on Christian Science. Lectures on Christian Science will be delivered at the Masonic Audi- torium, 13th street and New York avenue mnorthwest, this evening and Thursday evening of this week, by Judge Samuél W. Greene. C. S., o Louisville. Ky., a member of the board of lectureship of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist. in Boston. The lectures are under the auspices of Third Church of Christ, Scientist. | af this city. No collection is taken at these lectures, which are open to the public. The lecturer will be intro- duced this evening by Mr. Allan C. Clough and on Thursday evening by Mrs. Leona Crabb. NLARGING PHOTOS “Size 8x10 33¢ OPTICAL CO., 614 9th St. —is our specialty. We do first-class work always. M. A. LEESE Something New in Blankets match the color i scheme of your bed- room. CALL MAIN ] Bradburn Ba G P S ! ! My Busy Day. 1 23 My motor purrs and quickens, the tank with gas is’ filled ; the road is strewn with chickens and cats that 1 have killed; still faster, faster going! And cattle that were ]owmg, and roosters that were crowing, are now for- ever stilled. I have no earthly reason for hitting such a clip; I have the whole blamed sea- son in which to make the trip; but my old boat’s a dinger, a dust and gravel slinger, and so I do not linger—just watch the old girl skip! But, say, what ails my vision? I seem to be in bed! “You had a bad u)llmon, just now the doctor said; “at high speed you were racing, all motordom disgracing, and now you see me placing this poultice on your head. Your car, that was a daisy, is wrecked beyond repair; the coroner is crazy, so many dead are there; when two fools get to driving, to break speed records - striving, it’s strange that one’s surviving, as you are, I declare. The sad truth must be spoken, though it ymay seem a frost; your collar- bone is broken, and both your ears are lost; with blood your dome is crusted, your diaphragm is busted, your works must be ad;u<ted and that at frightful ” Aud from my couch of sickness I watch the autos pas: and mark their pep and quick- ness when drivers give them g: I may not drive such sprmtcrs for many, many win- ters, for I am all in splinters, oh, waly and alas! WALT MASON. (Copyright by George Matthew Adams.) CITY TO CELEBRATE. Birmingham, Ala., Will Observe 50th Anniversary in October Birmingham, Al T! O B M. will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary October 24 to Oc- tober 29, inclusive, according' to a statement received from the Birming- ham Chamber of Commerce. Presi- dent Harding will attend a special celebration October 26. Birmingham, the third largest city in the south, the thirty-sixth in the country and the largest for its age in America, has, according to the pres- increase of about 50,000 since the an- nual census of 1920. It is today the largest industrial city of the south, having a total of 689 factories and mines ih operation. as compared with 348 in 1918. an increase of 100 per cent in three years. The city is surrounded by fields of coal. iron ore and other minerals. E: timates today place the value of an- production of Birmingham's mines and factories at $35 R to_proclaim the favorable climatic condition of the city have re- sulted in the wiring of the weather reports daily to the United States weather bureau in Washington. D. C. ‘Electric Jrons Reduced —in price recently. We carry a complete stock of the fol- g lowing makes: Hotpoint. American Beauty Universzl. Sheldon Demonico Manning & Bowman The Gibson Co., Inc. 917.919 G St. N.W. Drink A Quartof Mille Every Day Phone W.183 3206 N St.8W, CHOOL DAYS Call for Stationery, Blank Books, etc. Boys and girls, get them here, at the big store on the Avenue. E. Morrison Paper Co.! 1009 Pn. Ave. Authorised Willard Service Stationg & EL Service Pa. Ave. SB Modern Auto Supply Co. M7 H St The John A. \\rinebergn Co,, Inc. 3700 Ga. Ave. NwW. Smith’s Bat'y & El Service H 2119 18tk St NwW. & El. Servlcc Nw. Smithdeal Bcl E. J. Penning, 1740 14th St. LA S “The Still Better Willari” wi row at 8:15 p.m., terior and Problems of the Bureau of the sociation will meet tomorrow at the Sherwood Presbyterian Church, tomorrow Hotel instead of giving as is the rule of the organization. Foreign held tomorrow at sylvania avenue. fiv THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON; D. C, WHATS TH CATTER \ITH You? MHY DBONT You STULE, THIS ISNT A FUNERAL ! THIS IS A SASSIETY WEDDING' TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921 GOES TH' BRIDE, ISNT SHE BEAUTIFUL P l OEGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. |parish hail, st Ahthony’s Church, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF . "Spanish-American Club will meet at The Oklahoma Sll(e Society will meet at 8 o'clock, at Thomson School. | ATtS, C1ub- speak. Dr. W. E. Safford The Gavel Club of Master Masons ill give a luncheon at Harvey's hursday at 12 noon. Georgetown Civic Association will meet at Phillips School. at Wilson Normal School. The Federal Club will meet tomor- in auditorium, In- Department building. Gen. harles G. Dawes will speak on “Aims ‘The public is invited to a discussion of the conference on limitation of armaments, at 8 o'ciock, Woman's Na- tional Foundation, Dean estate. udget.” s ) 17 ‘l‘;cku:gtun wI T T. U. will meet at|and business circles, has been appointed | Rhode Ipland Avemue Citisens® An- | iopen, | Lorington Presbyterian!y; ihe faculty of the new school of com- night e Club of Printing House Craftsmen will_meet at dinner at 6_o'clock, at 1bbitt Hotel. Isaac Gans and Judge William H. De Lacey will speak tonight at a meeting of the lowa Circle Citizens' Associa- tion, Westminster Church. 11th and Rhode Island avenue northeast. was announced today. The Rotary Club will meet at dinneu pudiprec night at the New Willard a luncheon, htgln"hu, October 5. OFFICERS REASSIGNED. Maj. ter Corps. has been relieved duty at Washington barracks, cit The ani 1 meeting of the Woman's issionary Society will be 3:30 p.m. at Union 20th street and Penn- North Capitol and Eckington Citi- zens' Association will meet at § | o'clock, at Emery School. E. Church, ET v termaster of Camp Bragg. N. C. The Polish alphabet contains forty- letters. An open session of St. Council of the National Catholic Men will Anthony's Council of | racks by 3 meet at 7:30, ini Quartermaster Corps. “The Daily Sprecd on the Daily Bread” HERE is no witchery about the making of 7 Elk Grove Butter, albeit one may be led to believe that such is the case after trying it. Of course there is a lot of lit- tle secrets surroundmg the formula that we don't like to divulge, BUT this much we are at liberty to tell— Contented cows furnish the rich cream from which is extracted the wonderful butter fat which goes into the making of Elk Grove Butter— Sanitary, comfortable barns house the pure-bred cattle—and The richest pasture lands throughout the countryside provide the sweet, green food. Is there any reason why ELK GROVE BUTTER should not be the most popular but- I | I ter of today? Have you tried any lately? 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Individua DYSE WILBUR, cle (Dupont Studio), Ph.Fr.1485-W. H o oeed For 10 years most my. Open | Franklin 7554, hue un 0 10 pom. Eddle Foy mad the Younger Foyw In the New Foy Fun Revue The Minia Yvette Rugel 5. m’;::'m 7 > B e Bt ek 's ‘‘Hereafter. ‘enton Hm‘uleh Pender's Troupe. Bender & Armstrong. Wa nn;:ton Studio of Dance.® Open 1:30-11 5 (private and claas Wed., Sat., 8:30-11 Ete. Next Week—Opening Fall Season Order 2 Private North 519 Jessons. appointmen enmons b A Congecticut_Ave. OMPLETE Stock Edison Mazda Lamps foryour home or automobile. The Gibson Co., Inc. 917 G St. NW. of stage for children and adults. | DAVISON'S 5t 1329 M | u‘_w?fl",, course u-- open Sat. -eve., Oct. 1, with orcbflln- d—PHRIVATR flns&‘i Formerly Mrs. H. L Holt Ballroom and all branches . ave Classes tauht. T. Qancing correctl; Separate erching oF expert da