Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1922, Page 10

T 10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MAY 22, 1922 ° 1 ment, composed of companies D, H,|of Central, commanded by Maj WINS ELOCUTION MEDAL. |E°a5a 3 Gneatean “‘of Tech High | Thuraton Corbett. . ST School, commanded by Maj. M. J.| 4:30 pm.—1st Battalion, 1st Regl- . y y To a Washington boy, Lawrence K.|Walten. ment. composed of companies A. B From To You vi honor of| _2:30 . p.m.—Third Battalion, 1st|and C of Central, in command of Maj. | DOnnaY, esiiior, £9e8 fille han Regiment, composed of companies G, | William A. Ryon. | Farms inning th locution contest n i . .‘ifl"&'&‘f‘gizs:.i"%'é‘n'n:gé’.““ “' K and M of m""gl v";‘hl"; School, 1n{ Although the drill will be completed ! xon, jr, medal makes .m.—First Battalion, 2d Regl- [ will not be announce nes- victory for the District of Columbia menl‘.’ composed ‘of companies A.‘B day afternoon. At that time the an-| B'R'E-A'K-F-A-S-T ffi';dfi;'l';!e in the eleven contests forjand C of Tech HighSchool, command- nuun:ament hwm be made bh\ Gen. | A ‘mienh 10 Please ST - i ed by Maj. J. A. Bickford, Pershing at the exercises in the Cen- Serwid oo & A 3 e A | A D Oldest Living West Point|gumker, yOtper = contentamia “wors | 330 pmosa Bugalon 20 Rest,| U SO 0 iy | . T 0 Eonnei of Sew York, Rovert B |1 of 'Bu-hlne:s and M of the Colur&\blar inspection Werdr;(rfidsl_)' will be dn.;; Beilevue Farms Lunch 1 cky, ¢ E. Ware | Junfer High School. in command of | presentation of a regimental standar Graduate Has Gala Day 3’1“’;’{1’.’,‘,0‘?5. ,f!z';'é‘;fi)k)A.Rfilé'];onou h of | Maj. sm& Middleton. {to the 3rd Regiment. The first two 1332-3436 G St.—1338 N. Y. Ave. New York, John S. McCann of Maine, |~ 4 p.m.—2d Battalion, 1st Regiment, regiments received their colors last Charles Clifford of Massachusetts | composed of companies D, E and F year. and Simon H. Rourke of Massachu- settes. E Judges for the event, which took place last night before a large gath- at Home Here. ering in Gaston Hall, were Thomas H. P Hurney, secretary of the law school: 5 Dr. v&;hfredrx M. Barton of the mefdh':{ R > school an Leut. Jean at of the ” a 2 < foreign service #chool. ~ Music was 4 >” SHOE furnished by the college orchestra. Toson mame BLS. US. PET. OFFICT OVATION IS CIVEN — 10 Sfi@flLflAUHS The Shoe You will Competitive Drills Begin in ; wear sometime Central Stadium Amid ' | Men like Lifebuoy. Cheers of Chums. HIS SPRING—try the Arch Preserver i i i Greeted by a barrage of volceferous Shoe! The charming new styles will delight Because it wakes up their skin. L e e e talion of the 3d Regiment of the A Lifebuoy bath has the same effect on Washington High School Cadets, com- comfort. Only in this shoe, which gives a nat- o A - A = manded by Maj. Maurice Hoff : & the skin that pure, invigorating mountain Westorn High School, marehed. into s ural foot-length "‘,“p?“t'c?“%"“:fit real com- air has on the whole man. GEN. HORATIO GATES GIBSON. |fho Central High School stadium fort without sacrificing style. For all occasions; In a room deluged with flowers,|and formaily opened the first annual in all patterns and leathers. et battalion competitive drill of the ca- many of which were sent by Presi-| dei “organization which has iwice dent-and Mrs. Harding, Gen. Pershing | been postponcd on account of in- and other distinguished government|clement weather. This battalion is You come out of a Lifebuoy bath feeling cleaner than you ever felt before. It will be a pleasure to show you officials, Gen. Horatio Gates Gibson, | Somposed of Companics H, K and L, < o all of Western High School. Your pores are clean to their depths. The cells Joldest living West Point graduate,| Bight battallons which form the first, The Arch Preserver Shoe 0 . . . received more than 300 friends and |Second and third regiments of the cadet of your skin are awake. Your circulation is awake. former comrades in honor of the|corps, in addition to the bands of the B Tan and Black White Canvas anniversary of his ninety-fifth birth- ?ml'nnd :‘c—cond rt/g‘im‘enls‘rarfl compet- Boots Oxfords Oxfords " day at his h . 2015 N street, today. | Ing for prizes, consisting of silver cups You feel rested, soothed, relaxed. Yet bubbling “Keenly alert, usly recels: | and a medal which will be presented by a 12 V& 510 $8 ed a long line of visitors at the house | Gen. Pershing at the annual inspection 4’ with health and vigor. It's the finest feeling in the world. And only Life-. huoy will giye it to you. ‘Wake up your skin! during the day, and seemed as vigor- | of the school military organization Wed- ous and happy in responding to the | nesday afternoon in the Central Stadium vishes extended as any of his|at 4:45 o'clock. A gold medal will be ildren, grandchildren and great- awarded the major of the winner bat- Idren present. talion. Cups will be given to the school Rends Letter From Pershing. :;x:{n;z;‘eynl);:;lm:)) the victorious battalion The old soldier showed a little dis- | * The battalion drill is the result of long appointment that Gen. Pershing was|planning by Lieut. Col. Wallace M. unatle to his usua! call. but read | Craigie, U. S. A.. professor of military entative of The Star aisgcience and tactics in the high schools, the head of the Army, in|and is designed primarily to popularize pressed his regret the cadet majorship. = B fre om the ¢ Following the 3d Battalion, 3d Regiment, on the field was the 1st Cor. 7th & K Battalion, 3d Regiment. made up of S jes D, F and G of Eastern “Foot Comfort 1318 G Sz. ; hool. in command of Maj. J. L. D 414 9¢h St Phares. Order and time of the drill s y ceiving the guests, of other regiments follow: epartments Erik_Wahlbers of C 2 p.m.—Second Battalion, 2d Regi- and Capt. r f Governor's Island, HEALTH SOAP /" The big RED cake CASTORIA o e et For Infants and Children d Cn G A InUse For Over 30 Years A. I Hill of the Confederate army were his classmates. The doors of the noted institution had hardly closed behind him when the Mexican war broke out, and the r was dispatched for duty in that affray, of which he is one of the few survivors. 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