Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1923, Page 19

Il ARMY AND NAVY NEWS i BY MAJ. ARTHUR G. DUNCAN, . S. R, Polo prospects for the coming sea 3 V. b er th s son in Washington ure brighter ant ol ey A O e they have been for some years past I Tobn BTN, repdesenta: A large number of enthustasts are on | tive from Maryland Maj. Gen. Wil- duty In the War Department and atlard A, Holbrook, ef of cavalry; 5 Gen. Charles Farnsworth, Fort Myer, and these have been ten- f of infantry: Brig. Gen, James A. tatively selected as material for the Thompson team which will represent Washing- Ips Eno. ton in the Army competitions of the staff; Maj. Gen. Wiiliam J. Snow, chief d artillery: Maj. Gen. and boxes < may be neyer, room War Department First Division Dinner. arrangements. He 15 re | A iurge number of officers on duty in support from the following an the War Department went to New York re ‘Iwwh'l';“\ for the |last Saturday to attend the annual : +_Collins. zeneral . 3 3 dinner of th 1st Di fuj,_John 1 Cos Maj. John reely, & 1 as t master. During [ part of the campaign, Maj, Greely was \hh( of s of the 1st Division. e were John G. Queke ecamp to the c ader in making ofticers’ Jeroms hn K. Herr, ius C. Jadw Qs 5 | Y. Winiay Lindsey, genera iy sgiena Montgomery SR, staff; Capt. Hurley O e cavalry: Ma). Charies L. termaster Corps. and M M. Walnwright Iry . It ix said that po Mall will be started within a time, with the above. together with s several of the militiry « T some &f the legations, composing the bre teams. The Annual Polo Ball Col. Julian R. Maj. John C. Tohnathan | 3oa, (oo Fames on ; and later of Infantry Brigade on were present at the dinner, which was held at the Commodore Hotel. Invitatic Slaced i s mail | TWO of the combat_commanders were placed in the mail | Sre preseat (n ihe pere this week for the annual polo ball of L. Bullard the War Department Polo Assoclation, ' ATk Muj. Gen. 1 Thui April Hawallan depart- of Maj. John G. Queke Who have heen visiting alde-de-camp to a ker of the general promotion of n s . sort Washington Parker h ¢ having con Secretary secretary of shing, general of the Gen. John L. Hines, BARBER & ROSS, Inc. 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All hardware galvanized to make it rustproof $1 35 Auto Vacuum Ice Cream Freezer —makes smooth cream without (ranl\mg or churning; just put your cream and ice in freezer and set aside until ready to serve; two-quart $5 40 size, special Iron Fruit Press —for makmg;elhcs and fruit syrups, quuk acting, two-quart Size............ . $3.00 Universal Food Chopper —family size, to screw on table, $ 1 00 . special . Infantry regiments and the chine Gun Batallion; and in October he was given command of the 18t Division, retaining this command through the rest f the campaign in the Meuse-Argonne operation and until November 19, when he was returned to command the in- fantry brigade. Col to urge the decoration of seve members of the 1st Division According to an announcement by the War Department the Area, in which Washington is located, will “train_ approximately 3.600 can- didates In the citizens' military train- ing camps this uumnmr and will call to_active officers to act as Avallable fund a # swme announcement, will be sufficfent | ¥ 10 train between 900 and 950 reserve |\ officers for a perfod of fifteen days. | The camps this year will co four types. or teen and tw and of ave military young men from four milita gruduates of, applicants must possess & telligence, The white course from eizhteen to tw . THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, 2nd Ma-|ana Parker was here | ond 1 ing €. M. T. C. Camypn. 3d Corps duty reserve | e st .,r‘ The basic red cours n to young men between Satad ining is not required in| | nearing th Under th g tended th w advanced red course s for nteen to twenty- vears of age, who have y training equivalent t the basic | that be able to read and write and be of good moral Hmits ave nty-four years, |filed sghool thereto, It has recommendation that was made be- fore the expiration of the time limit could be acted upon by the board and the W+ Department, but it is understood that an opinion has been given that all awards must be com- pleted to the signing of the'approval | 0f board’s recommendation in each case by the Secretary of War. Supply Corps School Ends. Naval Supply Corps School of Application, which opened on December came to a close on Wednesday 'former bhuddies of k. when twenty officers were Assistant Secretary of the Theodore Roosevelt was present addre: ‘The blue course age limits are from nineteen to educational requirements are prescribed for appointment as a sec- al furmel'](‘urps. the minimum requirement be- ldays are to be et a | the visits of parents ested in the d | mendatior service, A in general orders, world recommendations for medals distinguished service crosses and ¢ tinguished serviee applicants must have a grammar education or the equivalent and _the those twenty-four, leutenant in the Officers’ Reserve 4 high school course or its equivalent. of the The camps’ will extend over a period of thirty days, the will be prganizations and thi fc: mornings of which argely devoted to fleld work of afternoons to dem- | The and study. Visitors' ast, work of th Military Train etals to be \ps for ex- Navy War Department Lieut. ded by Brig. Ge commanding Washington, is Wanen: W. H filing ds for world war any aws citation Halpine. e given for war acts medals b with the board during the Candy for Easter! At all Peoples Drug Stores you'll find a complete nd delicious assortment of pure. fresh candy at unusuvally low prices Mammy Lou Easter Eggs, fruit and Nut Center; Ya-lb. eggs 25¢ 1-Pound Eggs, 49c—Attractively Boxed Jelly Eggs (assorted fla- vors), Ib Peppermint Patties, Ib. .29¢ Nut Stuffed Dates, lb. . .49¢c Chocolate - covered Al- monds, Ib. ... .49¢ Jordan Almonds, 1b .39¢ Rich’s Crystallized Gin- ger, Ib. ... Waldecker’s Peanut Brittle, Ib. Planters Big Salled Pea- nuts, Ib .39¢ Chewing Gums, 3 pks 10c Chocolate - ccvered Cor- dial Cherries, 1b. Bungalow Pure Cream Carcmels, Ib. . Cr‘ly;talhzed Gum Dropa, .25¢ D. C., year, and a large number of awards have been granted. of this we: graduated. and made distributed the dipl Those who comple A. A. Antrim, Charles Musil, H. A. Miller, 0. J. Lund, R. R. Thnmm degte. 3. G Ticher, M. A Phillips. und H, 7. Mo Ensigns T. W. threm months and a half 4n been in session the covered the . disbursing During the that the course * tures by men prominent In the banking MARCH 25, 1923—PART be opened shortly. thought that any Maj. Gen. Saturday this week. other of The proceeds of th used in opening a Orders have | Navy Departm officers , after which he s to the students, the cours: F. Rupert, N E. ify as observers. Flaisdell Hereafter all arp, H. B. Sprengel, rath, and 2 and N. J morale division of navigation has handled the loms of the fleet rangement increas work of the divisio varfous The dress of Ja Thirteen Stores ---The Better To Serve You and business world, A new course wiil Marine Cireus. 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