Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1922, Page 10

10 TRAINING CAMPS GAIN POPULARITY Heavy Enlistment Promising for Every Branch of U. S. Sesvice. | Practically every branch of the military service will open oppor- tunities to the young men of Wash- ington to fit themselves as officers in the Army reserves at the several training camps to be held in the east beginning July 27 and lasting e e B - - <L HETHER you men are secking '\’-\) a Breezy Sports Oxford like the one pictured. Or a smart, black or tan calf or patent leather Dress Oxford. Or a cool, comfortable black or brown l(ld oxford {01’ business wear— You will always find in “TRI- WEARS" that old-fashioned, re- lable quality of years gone by. Always a good run for your o $?50 for a month. Efforts now are being made to encourage the youth of the city to participate in these camps and fit themselves for service in the armed forces in the event that war clouds ever gather over the nation. Particular efforts are being made to enlist the interest of the voung men of the high schools of the city, as it is realized by those directing the work that in that field lies much of the best material for future serv- ice In the Army should it be neces- sary to mobilize the forces for de- fense. > LY = o e o X "Il & Boosting of Camps. Lieut. Col. Leroy W. Herron of this city has been ordered on active duty by the War Department for the pur- pose of enlisting interest in the train- ing camps. He has secured the in- dorsement of the Merchants and Man- ‘acturers’ Assoclation for the camps, d has delivered a number of ad- dresses before the young men in the varfous high schools of the city, urg- ing them to take part in the camps this yvear. Their scope has been materially widened this year over last, when only infantry, cavalry and field ar- tillery training were available. In addition to these, there will be op- portunities to have training in the Signal, Motor Transport, Engineer or e K vol 3 wlim » wl(a e alinm »Ll [ & ST (> o Twt o fords of smoked elk, tan trim Aviation Corps. The infantry, cav- i | g e fleld artillery and Signai Corps rubber golf sole ing camps will be held at Camp Meade, Md.; the motor transport camp at Camp Holabird: the en- gineer camp at Camp Humphreys, Va, and the aviation at Langley Field, Va. Wahsington 1s a part of the 3d Corps area of the Army, with head- quarters at Baltimore, Md. This area includes the District of Co- lumbia, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia. The number of young men, oG X 3o LTI, "Phoenix" Half Hose Thread Silks 75c $1.10 Vo v e D M i vho will be permitted to take part Cor. 7¢h & K Sts e B s g S Sl . creased to 2,2 or the entire i 41494 St. 50c P ool o o allowed last expected to come in large numbers this year, as there were 6,000 appli- cations for the 1,200 opportunities last year. Many applications are expected to come from the students of the high schools, for the reason these young men do not have jobs, and it is easier for them to get away than for those who work regularly, The age limit is from seventeen to thirty-five years. The War Department is planning to train a large number of instructors for these camps this year from the ‘'orps. It plans gbout five hun- dred lieute ®ive them an intensive period of training for fif- teen days, and then, from this num- ber, select 100 officers, who will be kept on active duty as instructors at the training camps. Applications to participate in the training should be sent to the head- quarters ot the 3d Corps area, Bal- timore, Md. Transportation is fur- nished the accepted applicants, and. in addition, they are given board, lodging and laundry while in camp. —_— MOVE TO ABOLISH SALARY Would End Office of Superintend- ent of Library of Congress. The office of superintendent, of the Library of Congress, which carries a salary of $3,600, would be abolished under a bill which passed the House yesterday. It was fathered by Chalir- man Madden of the House appropria- tions committee. The measure makes the Librarian ot Congress responsible for the cus- tody of the bullding and its con- tents and transfers the duties pre- viously performed by the superin- tendent to the architect of the Capi- tol. “City Club Shop" 1318 G S¢. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. SE. PHEZE TP o 3 for anyone who knows that a trim, tidy and prosperous appearance begins at the feet, and who wants to practice true economy Fifty Shines for a Dime. Black, Tan. White, Ox-blood and Brown. Always 10c.— For convenience and ease, get the SHINOLA Home Set. A genuine bristle dauber which cleans tha shoes and applies polish quickly and easily Large lambs’ wool polisher brings the shine with a few strokes. It’'s best to say “SHINOLA' —_— WILL BURY 14 DEAD. 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Plaza 4200 The cardinal usually takes his vaca- tion in September. This year he has| suffered from erysipelas and also is run down following his hard work at the recent conclave and later in making ar- rangements for the eucharistic con- gress. Prior to his Caparture Cardinal Gas- parri said he hoped to return to Rome, 80 as to be here when the coming co: ference at The Hague begins. The holy see_intends to follow the deliberations of the conference as clo as it did those at Geroa. GEDDES TO SAIL JUNE 28. Sir Auckland Geddes, the British ambassador, will sail from Boston June 28 for England, where he will spend the summer, returning to this city in August. It s stated at the embassy here that the ambassador's visit to England is for rest and rec- reation and to acquaint himself with home affairs. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., June 7.—For the first time in the history of the state, 80 far as can be recalled, there will the BALTIMORE. 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