Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1922, Page 16

_16 Francis Scott Key Memorial To Be Dedicated Flag Day His name immortalized in the song which has been accepted by the na- tion as its anthem, Francis Scott Ke: author of “The Star Spangled Ban- ner is to be memorialized in a monu- ment erected at Fort McHenry., Balti- \ Md., the spot to wheih he looke the battle of North ¥ of the waving to tell him, as he re ained pr on a British 1ha§ the fury of the British bombard. mend ‘0f the night before had been withqut avail. It will be dedicated Wednesday, Flag day, while patriotic eitizens throughott the land are payine Jo0g (o e ey on maler o ne and" ther d personages will_Le there to take part in the ies. which w 0 folds of Ol « isoner will will pr 1. The Rt. Rev the there colors, the prog Murray rls under us, su- MANY ARE LISTING FORARMY TRAINING Young Men of D. C. Apply for Admission to Camps of Instruction. from N Columbia who wish to enter the The mp Holalird, training open on Md.; Camp M tion Field, Va a and for the Dis still vacanct it is urged that 1 to take part in the nd in their appl they will be of camps. ed a ! those who inte camps should Ned md Wil Give U td tails. will s nent late this of the number of s of ps the 1 the enlarging the activiti ens’ milita rrinin Departme tablishwment ¢ athoriz - camp has been post and chot on the old whe and r 1 men rec t ed training. The post is our miles from cightee iles n to the ¥ g n career chanical engine imarily infantrymen. ith the rifie and is further 3 3 £ gineers, service offérs €o many An engineer can be horseman, foot soldier or auto nechanic. survevor or blacksmith or draftsman. Divixion of Courses will be map and in the engineer c and followed; year men, te 'for men fittende viou third in The co t a soldier; the white course Wim to be enrolled on the rosters of the organized reserv a n commissioned office the course, when successfully completed, «qualifics a man as a second lieutenant in the reserves. in addition to his training as an in- fantryman, the student at the engi- neer C. M. T. C. will take up rigging, military bridging, explosives, gas de- fense and road location and construc- tion. For the advanced courses there will be map reading and reconnais- sance, equitation, mappng and light railway construction and operation. The officer candidate takes up admin- istration_and military law, together with various allied subjects, —_— D. C. BILL UP NEXT WEEK. Action Expected on Appropriation Measure With Tax Rider. The District appropriation” bill to- géther with the tax rider probably will come up in the Senate early this week. It had been planned to take it up today, but when it was learned that the House was expected to put through the Jones concurrent resolu- tion for a congressional investigation of the District surplus revenues, it was decided to wait until after the House had acted on that resolution. The Senate is expected to amend the tax rider so that taxes will be paid twice a year, o as to aid in putting the District on a cash-paying basis. e o s COL. ANDERSON RESIGNS. U. S. Engineer to Go Into Business For Self. Col. P. M. Anderson, who, for the past fifteen years has been in gov- ernment service In engineering work. has resigned to enter into business for himself. Col. Anderson was elec- trical mechanical engineer in tae War blue—is ho have and blue Department for elght years; was con- | nected with the Bureau of Mines for four years and during the past three has held the dual position of off-~ of conarete ship construc- and chief of the division of in- and coastwise waterways of the It is sald Col _War Departmen! findm was the highest pald civil ce employe in the government. cer tion &n nt, for | shin, then | & 17th} Thy carpenter, | Charles Linthicum; of Maryland, and a member of the memorial commis- sion. Mayor Willfam F. Broening of | wilt- then: deliver an ad- be followed by President | H :; then benediction by Rt. Rev |J. P. Holden. The ceremonies will be concluded by the sounding of »mmittee to the s 3 provided for in 1 Y 19 ion for wposed of of Balti- rman; 3 Bermevald Bib- irman of the national Star Banner centennial; George resident’ of the Ivisory ton tor John W and Representa t Maryland. The expert advisers in the preparation of a’ program of competition of the 3memorial w omposed of Joseph Ev. architect; Ephraim Ke) L.and Douglas . Thomas, t 11 of Baltimore. A sculptor, and E. V. Warren architect, were the successful com petitors out of who_en and the program Niehaus, t ¢ government pixit-of Musies monument repre Musie.” 1t i lion are patriotic reled with & procession low relief rep: es. T igh. The Scott Key, authorof ‘The wnner, and to the cho took part in North oint and the d Fort McHenry in the w entire monument is fo high. The from the | irance of Fort McHenry. \ | ' Three Vital Questions to Be Settled at Once—Hints at Injunction Request. es in the Tudustrial out situa- ROW NEARS CLIMAX Three new ving imed | to noving ution, will rest during the next mmittee of tomorrow nisgh the District cquest of the the Industria 1 ek from C N the ! otficial s | have b Charge: ‘n made, with deniuls lac children’s gu to dizrupt the Industrial )l before July 1, by remov- i | ing all the children from that plac T he Congre | Teachers' A lauthority with a ¢ ions ‘of the rective voice in th boiurd of children's ildren's guardians ni on the case seping out of th as pussible he members are controversy so I Ask Facts on Authority. entatives of the Kroup, Mrs. ) Brennan, Scott Rafter, Mrs. L. D. Smott and Mrs. E. R, Kalmbach, are also awaiting the answer of Judge John F. MeMahon of the Police Court {to their request to ascertain whether the appointing powers—the jugdies of the Poii ‘vurt and the judge an the Criminal Court—have any supervisory dir removing powers ov th rd of children's guardians. According to the committee, Judg: ! MeMahon has promised to investiga ies are that the Congres: of Mothers and Parent-Teachers A | sociztions will go an_injunction Industrial Home Sc unction sought is to be mandin board of ause why arei oved from 1ndustrial Home School. The investigating committee of the ' Congréss of Mothers chaims: alread: jto hdve discovered numerous cases | where the board of children's guar- jdiuns has transferred children from the home school -into places less suitable for_ them. Their principal | charge, However, s against the prin- ple of the removals of children from the school to private homes, where the keepers of the children are &:‘ud for providing necessities for em. % 7 |COLORED HIGH SCHOOL DRILL TOMORROW | Regimental Review Feature of | Event Scheduled for Amer- ican League Park. the e i Arrangements for the annual com- petetive drill . of ‘the twenty-fourth regiment (colored) of the Washington High School Cadet Corps to be heid at the American League base ball park tomorrow. were virtually com- pleted yesterday by Garnet C. Wilkin- Bon, assistant syperintendent in charge of colored schools, and school miljtary officials. ‘The drill will begin prompt- 1y at 10:30 o’clock.and continue until 5:30, when a regimental review will bring it to a close. Teén companies representing Dunbar and Armstrong high schools and the Shaw Junior High School will com- pete in the drill- Company E of Dun- bar will be the fifst unit to take the {field in the competition’ Monday morning. . Companies- to follow Com- pany E, in the order named, ure: Company B. Dunbar; Company D. | Armstrong: Company - I, Armstrong: | j Company "F. Dunbar:; Company” K | Dunbar business practice department mpany C, Armsttong; Company H haw Junior High School; Compan s. Armstrong, and Company A, Dun- ar. Judges for the event will be Lieut. Willlam King, Capt. Sylvester H. Epps and Lieut. W. R. Brown.. A diamond studded ‘medal will -be INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. L T L R L L R L L L L T L IR awarded the captain of the winning| company, while the commander of the contingent taking second hopors recelve & luvx medal. 5 in- ner will be awarded the best drilled battalion. > HE SUNPAY STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘D. C, JUNE 11, 1922 PART 1. 3 Super-Bargains! 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