Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1921, Page 32

1921—PART 1. ™ - THE -SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., DECEMBER 11, - result that they did not have as direct | drome in Nogales was made without | retirement with the rank, pay and,lease, Lieut. Col. A. J. Dougherty, in-, to hydrogen, is the lightest gas known, an interest in the progress of units |lights. allowances authorized by ‘law for the|fantry, was sustained+by the court in | with the inestimable advantage in that e e . ’ l of tie organized reserves. 3 — grade of colonel held by him as such|his refusal to complete the lease, on| it is non-inflammable. The natural gas ARM ] A D A N S | : w.“',"fli;.’;fif,.‘;’,'.’ff“y;u:; the Jspansssy chiler. the ground that certain .service indi- | wells in the United States afford w .! 3 ‘/ ! E V V s * Identity of Rese: ra. 3 . — cated.in his-contract'with the owner | practical moncply of the knowm sources ; . Y Tve Ofice: the ages of seventeen and.twenty | The development and manufacture|was not provided. | of supply. Accordink to the latest ex-' An identification card is being pre- | years who are desirous of receiving A < pared and will be issued to all ‘mem- | Iraining with. o view of becoming | °f helmets to requirements of -the in- | timates, helium is escaping from the bers of the Ofcers’ Reserve Corps | civil avlators a teq as puplils, | fantry branch were referred to the — o | atmosphere at the rate of one and a - £ c ors are accepted as pup nos) e e 3 By Capt. Arthur 6. Duncan, U. S. R. . and to future appointees. It is said | providea” they ‘fulfil certain require- | Rock Island arsenal, and that satab. | THE NAVY o e e oy, = BB 2 AL i the officer, " together with. hio signa- | <"t B Jishment recently submitted exporl- | - ——— [airships @ weel, Dr. Joweph 8, Amex. s mental types with re ations: | tendeq | chalrman of the national advisory G ¢ |edge of the same to our successors.” | Gen. Bandholz of the Washington dls- ra rara aunCoAtierithe Apraer ot : Passing Notes. s o e pravad, spommendations: | Congratulations are being extended | AT, 5 108, HALCREL RUNREY THE ARMY | Throughout the organization of the|trict will receive every opporSunity|in the A. E. F., and in this country. ‘Within the meaning of section 4 oll,,g a sufficient number will be under.|t® theé Naval Alr Station, Hampton | with large reserves of helium and the | association the: broad principle shas|to take.part this season in an attrac- the act of June 4, 192 it has been (token for test purposes. roaas, for the expeéditious and thor-‘development of types of airships to @ [been adopted of equal representation tive program, embracing basket ball,| D. C. Well Répresented n 0. R. C. |announced that as the chief of hip: ough work done in the erection and |fully realize the advantages in the from the regular army, National|followed by boxing, about February| More than 1,100 residents of the In combating & suit in the District |inflation of the airship C-7 with the |Use of helium, America would posse: In a brief Interview accorded the|qu .y ahg organized reserves in ex-{15; a cross-country run on Washing. writer yesterday by Repredentative|ccutive positions, in order that the|ton's birthday, consisting of teams J. C. McKenzie on the prospective pay [one-army spirit may be a reality. Onelfrom Fort Washington, Fort Myer, |to be a most excellent showing, as the situation, he said there is, in his|Of the first lectures to be given be-!Bolling Field, ‘Walter Reed and Wash- | total number of the corps throughout E Pl < that|fore the San Francisco sector of the|ington barracks. Gen. Bandholtz’s|the country is approximately 66.000. ! opinion, a feeling in Congress that|agsociation is that by Maj. Gen. Wil- [ plan includes a base ball league, to be' The quartermaster’s department leads officers™with families should he paid |liam M. Wright, U. . “The Mill- | formed next spring, with teams from with 360 in number, followed by 223 a sufficient amount o enable *hem to | tary Policy of th ted states,” Koleach post. “Suitable trophies will be|in the infantry. Of general officers /ith the necessities of life, but also | D¢ followed by a lecture by Maj. Gen. |awarded at the various tournaments, | there are but two, namely, Brig. Gens. Rl Senecessitics 2 "ot only | unter Liggett, U. S. A, on “Ameri-|Other than the purpose of keeping the Charles E. Sawyer, Medical Corps, and Dol e e ndents Mot ohu |can Particivation on ‘the Western personnel in fit physical condition and | Richard C. Marshall, adjutant general. glve their children the means of edu-fFront.” The Utah sector of the as-|to further encourage athletics in his — i H S city of Washington are members of [1ains is chief of a branch within the|for breach of contract in moving. from |first practical demonstration of Ameri- \ resources with which no other nation the Officers’ Reserve Corps. This is said | meaning, of that act he is entitled to an apartment prior to expiration of 'can controlled helium. Helium, next | could compete. :fl,’,‘f" commensurate with their sta- lflclalion‘:v formed at Salt Lake|district, the general's plan is to in- Alx Service. 3 3 o 'pres- | City on November 22, following a|vite the public to witness various i : +oni Mr. McKenzie stated that the pres- | meeting at which Col. L. R. Holbrook, | tournaments, which, it is expected, | DUring a recent test flight at night ent was no time to advocate an in-l{1" s A " acting chief of staff, 9th|will be of public interest. Lieut. Plerson of the 12th Squadron, | crease in the base pay. His recent|srmy Corps, brought to the atten- — stationed at Fort Bliss, Tex., was in sugsestion made before the Joint com- | tion of sorhie fifty officers of the army, | Further Co-Operation With Reserves. | ino air forty-five minutes and, with- | mrlée o o onklr@s! IV;'O'{ L in ; ?;n» National Guard and organized re-|The Secretary of War has’directed |out lights, made a perfect landing on R e B A Oithar. | serves the desirability of forming & (inat chiefs of branches be charged|the airdrome. On other -occasions IS bY the emacting of a law author: | branch of the association in every 2 ez N8r&ed | tnis officer made cross-country flights. ing ‘the President of the United | yrare included If the 8th Corps arcs. |With the responsibility of assigning|at mighs, Anding his way over meun=| tates to increase or decrease the ra- ) officers of the Regular Army for duty | tains and prairies and landing at| tion and commutation allowance, so with units of the organized reserves. | p, s airdrome without trouble. that in the future the problem of of-| . Status of Promotions This_action marks another step to- | oo one. rorasian Bierammn oile dooe: ficers’ compensation would be in keeps ! Many inquiries, it is reported. areliard a condition whereby the vari- | work in the Grand Canyon, received ' ing with the cost of living. being received by the War l)cpar‘ ous components of the Army ate|orders to return to Nogales, Ariz. hensive and elastic schedule of pay.” |({ons since the Senate's non-confitma | concerned in assigning. personnel to| miles bemg covered ‘In inres said McKenzie, hen temporary Peck, infantry, for promotion to the units in the Regular Army, with the!flying time. The landing at the air- Ronuses will likely be Jdiscontinued. | ryge of lieutenant colonel, which ealled My recent suggestion of a minimum i y - L 's | for the following statement of the de- "’““"""“}‘;"4 snd bloc schedule was |pariment's interpretation of the effect Give Him an Elgin for Christmas made only fo: the purpose of offering | of the Senate's action. “The mon.con.| a tenta ¢ udy of the subject by |frmation is regarded as affecting all | = when the Senate declined to confirm Birth of a Master Organizatio Maj. Peck’s nomination. Promotion to ; Of far-reaching interest to officers | fill all such vacancies will be made im- | of the organized reserves, Regular|mediately by the -promotion of tho: Special Army and National Guard is the re- |already confirmed and by recess ap- pecia cently created association of the Army | pointinents of the officers next in line of the United States, or it or promotion. The Senate’s action,w! : Francisco, The praction med in 2% |be interprated as mot extending tol[l Xmas Price The association is to bring into closer | Vacancies created subsequent to the union and co-operation the three [date that the Senate declined to con- means of lectures and conferences|DY law entitled to no o-Aendie with experts in various military lines | PIOMOtion. Furthermore. and by courses of Instruction and | & o enaaty problems undertaken by the vario i sectors. The association aime “to pro- theloppactunity to' declde . In Auractive ot oot e or action should continue or be con- The hest. tradition :rdlxrl;‘:";:‘ér::m‘l.;;‘"'““““- The nomination of Maj. Peck Plush-Lined of arms, further the one-Army spirit | [0T Promotion will therefore be s % and strengthen the bonds of comrade- [ Mit1ed to the Senate for confirmation Box ship among the officers of the military | 19 11 the fiest vacancy in the g 5 forces of the United States: encour-|Of lieutenant colonel arising sub: age and facilitate among ourselves the | JUENt to the date of the Senate's study of American history and mili- | 8ction. CARL PETERSEN & SON 913 G St. N.W. ary art in their relation to the com- | T = 2! g mon defense ‘of our country and to| D: C. Commander Favors Athletics. Jewelers and Optometrists. Optical Dept. in Charge of Dr..C. R. Simpson. transmit an interest in and a knowl-| Personnel under command of Bris. 26-piece Wm. A. Rogers Silver Service, with $100 purchase or over. 26-piece Wm. A. Rogers Silver Service, with $100 purchase or over. Open Face, 20-Year Gold Filled Cases, Every Watch Guaranteed Exceplio Values in Useful Articles, 98¢ . One Year Three-Piece Tapestry or Ve- lour Overstuffed Suite, $129.50 | This handsome suite, s illustrated, is a wel- come addition to any one's living room. with its Three-Piece Cane Living Room Suite, $149.50 This handsome suite, as illustrated, is in the Queen -Anne period, and the backs and sides are . of woven cane. durable and very strongly con- . : large roll arms and full s 2 5 v con i 7 g pring backs and cush- A structed, but very comfortable. This suite will e e e L ions. Can be had in either tapestry or blue ve- sk be an unending source of pleasure to you and Knife-at this remarkable priee. Have lour. Consists of chair, rocker and 72-inch daven- ik Your friends. mother of pecrl andles and port. $16.50 Canh, $3 Weekly sterling -silver ferrules \ $15_Cash, $2.50 Waekly. 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