Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1922, Page 10

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Varona, military attache to the Cuban legation; John MoEiroy of theGrand Army of the Repubiic, and Watson B. Miller, department commander of the District Americ:n Legion. Past Com- mander-in-chief, Capt. John. Lewis Smith of the Unfted Spanish War Veterans will preside. Floral deco- rations from Presfdent Harding and veteran organizations will be placed at the fool of the Mafne memorial att. Men of Active Service. Armed detachments of, soldiers, sail- ors and marines have been ordered to report to the Secretaries of War and Navy. The Marine Band will furnish tnstrumental music and several se- lections will be. rendered by the Musurgia Quartet. . Prior to the services at the riding hall, the Ladies’ Auxiliary and Lineal Soclety will hold services at the shaft of the Maine dead at Ariington, be- ginning at 1:30 p. m. The program at the riding hall will be under the auspices of the Department of the District of Cotumbla, United Spanish War Veterans. The executive committee is com posed of the.following: Lee H. Har- ris, chalrman; John Lewis Smith, Willam L. Mattocks, Charles J. P. Weber, Daniel V. Chisholm, J. Q. A. Braden, Jerre A. Costello; Harry Patterson, Robert E. Cox, Charles V McCaffrey, Gustave E. Rausch. Fre erick Hodgson, James E. Maynard, Samuel G. Mawson, Dr. Cox, Frederick A° Royse and born S. Close.-Capt. John Lewis Smith will be.master of ceremonies. Other committees are as follow: Citizens' committee — Robert N. Harper, chairman; James F. Oyster, Albert ‘Schultels, Frederic J. Haskin, George C. Shaffer, Milton E. Ailgs, M. O. Chance, Philip King. Charles W. Semmes and Thomas Bradley. Reception committee — Robert E. Cox, chairman; Harry F. Patterson, Richard L. Lamb, Charles F. Currier, John Murphy, James J. Murphy, Joseph I Harvey, Joseph B. English, Clarence A. Belknap and Charles J. P. Weber. Committee on _speakers—Charles W. McCaffrey, chairman; John Lewis Smith, Gustave E. Rausch, Harry F. 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A few tablets of harmless, pleasant "Pap;’s Diapepsin’® correct acidity, thus rggulating digfition\anq making distressed stomachsfeel fine. Beststomach rrective known, N fi?;‘v AL | Charles L. Platz, Robert E. Cox, Eu { gene Doteman, Frank C. Weilock and @ | Clairborn S. Close. Arrangements committee — James | E. Wilson, chairman; John Gallagher, Joseph J. Harvey, Harry F. Coulter and Willlam H. Santelmann. Maine memorial auxiliaries—Ladies’ 8] auxiliaries, -U. S. W. V.: Mrs. Ella Ford, chairman: Miss Tillie May B Roth, Mrs. James E. Wilson, Mrs. @ |Jennie Rudioff and Mrs. Stella Schoof. Lineal Society of the Spanish War m|—dirs. Harry B. Coulter, chairman; Mrs. Chardes J. P. Weber, Mrs. E. A. M| Johns, Mrs. Charles W. McCaffrey, Mrs Katherine Lawson and Mrs. E. Kee- gan. —_— KNITTING EXPERTS ASKED. Restoring of Emerg'ency Equip- ment, Largely Depleted by Knick- erbocker Disaster, Is Sought. ‘Washington's knitting experts were called upon last night to aid_the District of _Columbia _ Red in restocking its emergency equip- ment, which was largely depleted at the time of the Knickerbocker: Thea- ter disaster. Miss Mabel T. Boardman, chairman of the committee of volunteer aid of the local chapter, issued a state- ment announcing that sSweaters, socks, pajamas, heavy bath robes, sheets and pillowcases are required for the equipment. Sufficlent wool for a sweater may be obtained for $1.50, and for a pair of socks for 75 cents, the Btatement said, and these items with knitting_instructions may be obtained at the Chapter House, 16 Jackson place. Those who cannot knit are re- m| auested, to aid by contributing the cost of 'the wool for a sweater or a pair of socks, and these-will be made by women who cannot afford to con- =| tribute the money. > Materials for pajamas at 3155 a Pair and of heavy bath robes at $4.50 W] cach are also needed. Contributions for these garments are asked, and if ‘women will make them up, such as | sistance will be of great help. Sheets two and three-fourths yards m| by two yards, and pillowcases forty. five inches by thirty-two inches: are M| also needed for the emergency cots. It was the well stocked emergency 8| storeroom .of the Red Cross chapter that emabled it to meet the sudden M| cal) for such supplies the night of | the disastern and all citizens are ap- B Jialed to help prepare for any fu- g | ture emergency needs.. Further information can be ob- tained from the Chapter House, 16 Jackson place. =/WILL HOLD EXAMINATIONS [ ] g ™ Civil Service Positions-Open, With No Eligibles Available. The Civil Service Commission, in the ‘absence of eligibles for certain positions, has announced examina- B tions to Al vacancies in the follow- ing: Jufior engineer and deck offi- cer, United States coast and geodetic survey, $2.000 a year; assistant ex- aminer, patent office, $1,600 a year; contact representative, Veterans' Bu- reau, $1,800 to $2,400 a year; appren- government printing office, chanics of the trade to which as signed. In addition to the basic sal- aries named\above, the bonus of $20 W2 month wilk be aliowed for most po- sitions the salary of which does not M {exceed $2,500 @ year. Full Informa: tion and spplication .blanks may be obtajned at the office of the Civil 'Service Commission, 1724 F street northwest: LLEGE FALSE PRETENSES Hegro 'Arrested Declared to Hive Passed Worthless.Checks. Reginald B. Scott, colored, 932 French street, was arrested Friday night etectives Messer and Sweeney and 5 ed up_ on' charges of false pre- tenses, it being alleged that he pass- ed more .than thirty checks on local merchants.. The checks ranged from TRe sum th; approximates $700. » ‘The prisoner is said by the detecc tives to have admitted his guilt. He will be -arraigned in Police Court n automobile and eighteen gallons offcorn whisky were seized hy Sergt. Lauten -and Policeman Kelly of the sixth precinct early yesterday morning. They arrested Clarence J. Burroughs, | thirty-two years old, 620 6th stceet, Eim with transporting d ::l 1llegal possession of the liguor. VHO DED N HANE Program at Fort Myer to Be| MR. AND lfllfl‘. MAHLON ALL U. S. -COINS FOR 1921 PASS Wirner and dsughters. of Braddac All Unlted States Coins of 1921 | signing of the entire silver coin- Have atesiaraliy: pudisd ieir crt|ide oot e e i ena oiso | WILL PURCHASE SHADES. f T o“ ispsRell el - | e Gesiiims “of the mew coinage ree roco (1] ' the report completed last night by the annual assay commission ap- pointed by President Harding to test the year's coinage. 4 Examination of the 1921 coins | the Philadelphia | the commission testing a number of pieces out of each batch of metal melted for coinage dur- | ing the-year and reporting that | chased for the school by the board of all of them were found to be fully | d) g the requirements of the | Effects of ‘hot luncheons on the ' J, C, HUTZELL, Druggist, No. 4249 West Main St, Fort Wayne, Ind commending the t-and the new 4 ollar were the House. House Leader Mondell has | Association. She said that since the ission, ‘;lhh:'l agreed to let the day be used for establishment of the hotel luncheon the coinage i of “a gilver dollar commemorative District legisiation. ltA 1s 'Drobable of the peace following the world | that the snow removal bill will be the | ishing improvement has been found thus completing -the rede- . | first District measure considered. in-the children. operation of standard silver peace adopted by the com: TO AID LOCAL RED CROSS * TFyou would win a golden pri "Write q jingle witty and urise~ CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY| NOTE GOLDEN WEDDING. |TWO HOLLYWOOD HIKERS : Gt e e BB |.. and 200s 20 £ Glascock snare| REACH WASHINGTON ON : WALK AROUND WORLD Mpr: and Mrs. Mahlon 1. Glascock Heavily laden with packs and pro- celebrated their golden wedding anni-| visions, two boys, Edgar Arthur De versard last Tueoday at the home of| Haves. nineteen years of age, and their daughter, Mrs. Thomas Sheb-| yomre arrived do- \Washingion® yes: terday on the first lap of their The dining room was decorated in| Walking trip around the world and 2 scheme of golden yellow and the| Went direct to the White Jlouse to feature of -the celebration -was the| Pay _their respects to sident 3 Joy With Relatives. pard, 2703 13th street northeast. . cutting of the anniversary cake by, Harding. Only close relatives ‘and their children attended, making the event nine children, five of whom are now versary,presentg were: tendered the ounte, L the world. Among “those attending were Mr.! and Mrs. Thomas Sheppard and son.| ASSIGN MEDAL WINNER. Mr. and i Mrs. David Glascock of Naomi Myers, John Reynolds, Mrs. Norris Olmstead, Miss Mollie Glas- fi)ck.clot Afi(nev;flvllle.rvm- sister of r. lascock; Mrs. George Norman GLASCOCK. of Hamilton, Va., sister of Mrs. Glascock; Mr and Mrs. Clifton War- Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Va.: Miss Winifred Glascock of Brad- dock, Vi Mrs. Mollie Gulick of Richmond, V: ichmond, Va. —_—— have now been brought to a state . o artiatic “@xcellence compared | Parent-Teacher Association Tires nations.” . = s my ‘only argument: The . commission is headed by Shades for windows of the Ecking- Controller of the Currency Cris- |ton School will be purchased by the | il ' Up Tomorrow. . |health and ‘mentality of school chil- Tomorrow will ‘be. District day in of the Brightwood Parent-Teacher service for children who do not go home at noon, by actual tests aston- On Eskimo Pie*and “dh “He sends a last call ) “Jo old,young and all, The, Jingle Judge séeks a a'i%le to gmg “To jiingle the thought that you have in mind. Thirty Dollars in Gold wenty Dollars in Silver s /Br writing a jingle o e Jeliesoims’ Eshimo Pie i f/\é‘w Taste Sensation” Difteen Dollars in Gold for the best Ten dollays in Gold for the second best~ Dive dollars in Gold_for b thivd best One Dollar cach for e bwenty next best ' Regad the Rules weyds ¢ Tingle m‘%ft’%n /;flge;:;k Jform. _Must contain the . - Eshimo Pie". _,-4.11’ jingles must be in our g noon Februavy _— Address all replies to %w %th‘.,flngz’uglgjudgo Room 202 Homey Bldgz;’ Washing Judges will be appointed by Washington newspapers~ Winners will be,’annouu'_ced in the Sunday Papers ~ ' CHAPIN-SACK ] The two hikers left Hollywood, Qry Ciasoock. Calif., September 20, 1921, and have be‘?n averaging hehuier ulm. *(rty virtuglly a family reunion. Mr. and| Miles a day on thelr trip. Their Mrs. Glascock were the parents of | 1an s to visit forty-cight Statce, ve- fiving. A number of attractive anni- | tossing over into Russia and cont Richmond, Va., and Mr. and Mrs. |, Mal Calvin P. Titus, U. 8. Infantry, | Aubrey Glascock of New York city, [ Who was awarded a medal of honor Milton Gullek, brother of AMre. | for distinguished herofsm at the bat- Glascock, and Miss Marie Gulick, Mrs. | tle of Peking, China has been detailed Anna Campbell and daughter, Miss |35 assistant professor of milita v | K. Aken, U science and tactics at Coe .College, battleship North Dakota, has been CZEMA | TESTS, WINNING PRAISE FOR MINT | 2rd'sd ¥ . o AN BE CURED AlL T want is youg name and address so I can send you a free trial J. C. HUTZELL, B. P. Witn’the bent coinage of existing | of Waiting School Board Action. |irettment, Iwatyou just to ery this treatment—that's all—just Druggist. I've been in the Retafl Drug Business for 20 years. 1 served four years as a member of the Indiang State Hoard of Plarmacy and 0¥ years as Preaident of the Ketail o 150 > K 5 . Nearly every one in Fort Wayne knoy singer. i L EtderyRckington Parent Teacher (A% |Over twenty thoussnd Men, Women and Children outside of Fort Wasar, sociation, was announced at a| ileir own siatements, been cured by this treatment since I first made {h T St 2 meeting of the organization Friday = ¢ Emeatn . s I son_have Ecroma, Itch, Salt Bheum, Tetter—never mind Low bad—my treatment has D. C. DAY IN HOUSE aftenoon. For five’ years. it uwas|cured the worst cases | ever aw—give me & chases to prgve my claim. - L. . aid, =] Send me your name and address on the coupon below gnd get the irial treatment 1 want to less efforts to have, the shades pur-|,eng'you FEl The wonders accomplished o your own gase will be proof. Snow Bill May Be First Measure tion. g Cut and Mail Today) dren were outlined by Mrs. Dinwiddie | Please send without cost or obligation to me your Free Proof Treatment. S CORPORATION OFFICERS ARE CHOS—ENT Student Bedy of U. S. Veterans’ ! Training Center Elects. | The Student Body of the Unit States’ Veterans' Bureau Traini Center, at Silver Spring, Md. ha glected officers for the ensuing yea | 28 follows: President, Lawrence A. Blake Cumberland, Md.; vice president, Jol F. Power, Philadelphia; secretar: Bernard Ryan, and treasurer, Willia C. Kyle, both of Washington, D. C. Mr. Blake, the new president, for- merly was a professor of sciences at | Alleghany High School, Md.. ande is | leader of the training center's or- | chestra. The student body will hold an # | formal 'dance tonight. Free trans- { portation service will be given from | the District line to those attending the dance. according to the announce- ment of Secretary Ryan. RESIGNATION ACCEPTED. The re ation of Ensign Harold Navy, attached to the |accepted. gists’ Associa- ful treatmen:. cording me and knows about my suc offer pui