Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1923, Page 18

THE SUNDAY STAR, time limit for former world war offi- cers to come into the Officers’ Reserve Corps without examination s not re- celving favorable consideration by the board revising the regulations for the corps. The reserve officers on the , Lieut. Cols. G. G. Reiniger and H. P Ward, Majs, John Perkins and F. B. Ryons and Capt. John B. mour, who were all emergen, during the world war, are inc the opinion that no world war officer should be accepted without examina- tion after November 11. This will | 8ive those officers elght more months 10 come into the Officers’ Reserve yesterday, and the injury bl Corps. on exumination of their P95 ciias i signme chief of staff of the tu‘“”,,‘ may be counted for longevity After that time under prese: 3 others, In 1921Ad_n| s Division, Urganized Reserves. and|under the provisions of the act of Muy regulations ca from siinilar cailie wers 5887 ard from further duty with the Organized | 18. 1920, This settles u question con- | B¢ injuries 43,324, while in 1920 the et thesd Corps Area. He|Ceining world war officers killed numbered 6,495 and the in- Jured 63,756 A rifie St i detailed in the inspector composed entirely half of the persons kill- members of the R. 0. T. C. partment, this eity. Local | the Georgetown Universi der the S0th were tres- were _train- intere the amp Meade | hy il rl\”‘ f ‘\rdn({) employe: Passen- — ctachment o . Qg (Laonps illed during year num- engineers s almost comble ted, sdueations stitutions throughout | 17 AHin Sl 8 e e e ieation, ") 19 the previous the new map of the reservatic {1 the country entered to the meet. | o 0 ca with & rec T of passen- Sohle of thive Y it WL The ofticlal score of the Georgetown | Secgrdince, with & recent compared not be fi for use it 4 out of & possible 4,000 | INGE e, i training v Tidence of some very re- | 'The cavalry equipment tables, now fln-mnln of Rexerves. | \p;‘“"""’]“'bi Tt 15 the highest ) ine |vn-1.4|r'uhqm!» expected to be arters, 8d Corps | 5 | inade in the particular|completed by June 30. The units of Vear there were 4nd will probably stand as a | this arm in the fleld are extrene 4 enlisted men of T e time to come. The |gnxious that the Wistribution of these 28 “' n“xnngnnulgu-d on its tables be completed as soon as p Nt Mal Willlam H. Hob- | tjeanle, The troop table will g0 out ¥, is the P. M. 8. and T. at | ;raPie- ot « much of the succes: g § WASHINGLION, D. Half 1922 Rail " Deaths Caused By Trespassing Railroad train operation during the accidental 76 persons, the Inter- Commerce Commission re- - MARCH 25, 1923—PART B T T 3 T o T T R e T TR 0vershadowmg Any Prevnous Bargam Event in Our History With Values That Will§ Yve Long in the Memory of the Tlmftv Who Were Foresmhted Enough to Buv Hpu‘ THE CIVILIAN ARMY lay Star[with. A captain Commanding an or- ganization recelves $240 a year with- - |out any reference to the “falthful per- formance of administrative duties. The controller general has ruled that in the case of an officer of the Navy who was commissioned prior to Ju the time of his attend- tudents’ Army Tralning &l above beading S of the Natio " Reserve Corps and branches of the ¢ . Jamerson, infantry, s been relleved from as- at 2 Full Slze QUlTCASES Boys’ Khakl FANTS No Charges or Will Calls AN " |1316 To 1324 7TH ST.. N.W. union suits. 2for$1 10prs.,$l 72580 natnsook cloth union wiits n st aality 0 Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders. HOUSE SLIPPERS Made of soft kid finish leather, 1 r woles and rubber heels. Children’s Tan ' OXFORDS, 3 ‘lldfl wilh durable stit, HOUSE SLIPPERS, 11 Rome have leather soles, othiers have pad- Dr. Scholl’s _ 3 pack of | Lunit at | and it is as won | n 5 | expected that many more will come in ham | before the time Iimit expire ces of the National| The Engineer Tattalion (col At and teame frnal|composed of National Guard tre with injured w 4 the year befor WOULD STANDARDIZE PRISON-MADE GOODS Committee Boys Blue quest ‘olumbia nade with bib 2for$1 : Men’s Cotton HOSE Black Boys’ “ZENO PADS,” BLOUSES For corns, buntons and callouses: that wre National Concludes ‘ r Forty will be ficer in- = to apment itinue encral plan years, the el into the basic ced red, white and blue smplete all four courses ualified for a for the rectors wi Holabird ¥ ") Fort Washington & later date, Pleased at Fund Grant. the lack of appropriations ure of the War ced that v snds be o Army, “ppro; M;‘. A Tow sne heartiest end he franking privi llexe on offcial busi- n withdrawn imber of officers of the ce Officers’ Reserve Corps as f December 31 was 8,056, More than \alf of this number held the grade o 8 d lieutenant. Of the total ) there are following shows rious grad snant colonels second lleutenants. rps has under way bout improv in subma cable transmis- ion, which have not departed much rom the standards that brought them nto existence, Extra Pay Provided. Under provisions of s act of June 10, 19 feutenants briRade funetions NHEN YOU NEED A KEY You need our instant dupli- cating service. Duplicate key, 3ring your locks to the shop. TURNER & CLARK Basement. 1233 New York Ave. 25c. Monkey and Goat Glands for Rejuvenation ‘Why think of grafting them? Just have your own wake up so they function properly o by sane living, nerve stimolation tave u desire Braier, 1311 peutics, 8. C “UP Path the strength of pal serofulous child, ro BUILD Discovery— one of the bent things for a wasted body and a weakened mystem. it purifies the blood, enriches it and makes effective every natural repuiring and nourish- ing the wystem. In recovering from grip. fevers, pnenmonia or other debliitating dis- canes it Ix un uppetizing, restorative tonic to bring back health and vigor. Benefits nervous and general debili- ty. Sold in Tablet or Liquid form. E is . ‘du: to his untiring energy and work. urng the course this vear at the War College the student of- 'S were divided up into commit- the task of making a com- 13 cestain phases of the 3 kned to each. Thy il r |1H~ u! \'h‘\ work has been reduced o wri d the manuscripts, to- | ®ether with the excellent maps per- {taining to them. have been turned 1over to the Infautry Journal for pub- lHeation in that magazine, One w in \1\.]\! eacl h |1n|v'h extending over a one year Lieut, shame, to the tha Ar ot ishable support of suc th ommand of | s Infantry: K1 ed templats en assisned “he proposition A question was recently raised by W government 1919 prisonment for not more than a_y or both. Status of OMcers. % Three-Day Session on Pro- Cal. Cornelius W, gram Here. Plans for standardization of com- | modities manufactured in prisons of the United States are to bLe worked infantry, .'in regard prosecution of claims a by my reserve of makes it an offens, by fine of $5000 or for “an officer of the U s b aesntior | tee:_on “prisons and prison Inbor The committee is composed of Le odges of Virginia, W. R. 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