Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1923, Page 21

_— THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. APRIL 29, 1923—PART 1. ¢ o are maintained, with headquarters in |of small platforms oh which the diver, | but three members of his staff. Rear|will pick up ten more officers and 200 | Yates Forrester, on William G. Me- | Hlentain the presence of & gemeral | working at Great depths, rests, thys | Admiral Willlum C. Cole, now com-|more men.at. Parin Taiand, “All “of | Adse: dre 3o 11 Bosgnand s crucs CHORUS OF FORTY LISTED. P W 5 D NAVY WS officer un China, it is belleved by War |niaking the ascent to the surface a | manding the special service squadron | these are going to relieve officers and | Hallencreutz, on Thomas R. Marshall: —_— Department officials, will operate to|gradual one. Working at 150 feet|In Central American waters, 18 to be | men whose tour of duty will end this|Mrs, Kate Trenholm Abrams and Miss | A chorus of forty students of Tect D 3 I e | t e us of forty students ot Te ¢ a better advantage than did the old |hearly two hours is sometimes used |his chief of staff. Capt. Sluclalr Gan-|summer and who will arrive here|C. L. Keeley, on former Justice |yiizn School is being drilled by Mis - arrangement under which & subordi- |in the ascent, and the diver feels no | NON, nowsin charge of the war plans'about May 24. Most of the officers | Ciarke; Mrs, M. G. Kenolde, on Sena. s 4 i Lo nate commanded American troops and bad effects on reaching the surface.|Section of naval operations, will be|returning will he sent to Quantico|tor Ralston; Mrs. Mark Pott ) orence Keene in preparation for th V' : i | ra “The Mik nich wi BY M. H. McINTYRE § i=ilowed the British a superior rcp-(This is the maximum distance for | assistant chief of staff, and Lieut.| and be placed with troops, to be ready | former Governor Cox; Mrs, JigpErdy e “.n m::.], Which 11 Le [ § lresentation. isustalned worl in the water though | Commander John ¥. Shafroth, Jr., Wil | for the blg mancuvers scheduled for| Williams. on Gov. Sweet of 4 D ohiney unter ho Saiulees of 1l -~ —-— the Navy hol - | be flag secretary, e or. Mrs. B Mere 2| evetilogs unde ' auspices of the ' | vacancy overseas (on recommenda-| Mothers' day, May 13, will be ap- ing at“xi-wh'_-::!. £o TECORdIEE oneiy 5 B e ‘m'fin‘.»“ ls"m:“’::}m-m Handerson 't | Kegman ot mes ‘wx].‘tol;gm Funk-on | Sher. club, GO hic wour tion of the chief of infantry)” as|Propriately observed by all officers Plans have been completed for the | Admiral 8. S. Robison, commander of | charleston is something of an e | “The Presidenc, ery, he p s bLeing @ ARMY | though their names appeared at the|and men of the Army, the Navy and|trip of the members of the House | (he battle fleet, has selected the follow- | i¢ heing the first thne it has been at- | 1t is announced that speakers witl| * 0 ah Goicro ! hiead of the foreign service roster of | Marine Corps. Orders to the commis- | naval affairs committee to the wusl"‘B"K nembers of his staff: - Capt. L. A.| tempted. With only about one foot | bo lmited to ten minutes cach and | Loonerd Dasis i their respective branches und grades. #loned and enlisted personnel of the | coust. The U. 8. 8. Chaumont will | Bostwick, chief 0{ staff; Commander | of clearance going in, the department (all the guests, men, as well as womer, | flelen Rocder \war Department affaits have re-'Neither will colonels on duty during |ihree gervices have been issued by |uall from New York July 16 with|C; W. Nimitz, assistant chief of staff; | hag heretotore ruled agalnst it. | will be urged to join in the speech | Arthur Hipsley .t i o the | School year at & general or special Secretaries Weeks and Denby to all | twelve members of the committee and | Lieut. Commander J. L. Kauftman, flag | ol verted again to the office service school, or as a student, etc., | Stations, directing the commanding |thelr families among her passengers. | S¢cretary; Lieut. Commander M. I.! Maj. John Potts, son of ¥ien. I | Assistant Secretary of War DWIght | 1™, (500074, ragiments prior o |officers ‘to arrange for fitting cere- | In addition she will carry a full cabin | DY, flag leutenant; Commander H. C. | of the Army, has arrived in Wash- the date of expiration of their |monies, and reminding them that they | list of Navy personnel going to sta- | BoWen, fleet engineer, and Capt. D. V.| ington from San Domingo and h ? g and their commands should devise |tions on the Pacific co. | @hadwick, fleet puymaste: | been ordered to the Naval Hospital ke trip to Ports|courses. the Pacific coast. Their| e | v Weeks' triy 3| *“A57a rule the order says, “a|means for the purpose of letter writ- | Itinerary provides for two days at| ReAT Admiral W. V. Pratt, com-|for treatment. Panama, the west coast and] o100, W0 16”amsigned to duty | 1€ on that duy £o that each mother | San Dieo, two at San Pedro, four |mander of battleship division 4, wil = e s 5 ‘ o n Fran- 2 when a|of each officer and man would be|at San Francisco and four in 1 have on his staff: Lieut. R. 8. Berkey, | Thirty enlisted men, comprising the liat: oints from in command of a regiment ( neisco Puget . . ~ | Jtermediate po etienTberan: i b | flag secretary; Lieut. C. W. A, Camp- [ new clerical school at the Marine Washlngton on his return to|perment change of station is in- ered. sound, where they will be given an|pell fag lieutenant; Licut, G, N. Ingra. | hoo al Lo L avis | Yolved), effective prior to the date > = opportunity to see the Pacific portion | pons Haf s aa e Co g Era- | barracks, have just started on their | will keep Mr. Davisgp 8 npletes one years duty at himl The War Department has informed | of the United Stutes fleet at work and | N adio officer, and Maj. V. I Mor- | six-months' course of typewriting. < ucting Secretary of War { ylogene® station. | Exception to the | fcld “officers from whom inauiries |in mancuvers. Some members of the | Fgn: Uivision marine officer. nography and dutles of general L % 5, when Mr. Weeks | foregoing are authorized in case the |lave been received on the subject|party may include a visit to Alaskan | paetan® aromne Vel forces in thelclerk. This course Ts a purt of the f1 about June 135, it officcr completes @ speclfic duty, de- | That it does not favor legislation bro- | waters in thelr trip. jIf‘flfi&“\ifllll‘rxt;sml‘":nsumrl;wll‘l and fall| Marine Corps Institute and twice expected to return to his post. ST Chmpltey b anst ! ex.|Viding for the retirement of non- : a 1 commendations from | year thirty men arc detailed to take it Meinls attach no lttle Im- i $AiL or asstgnment prior to the ex-|commissioned officers In the grades s = Admiral Eberle, which are en route |” another phase of educational work officiuts atts 1 piration of the one-year perio held prior to March 31 last. The gen- | ,, But {61V important commands among | to the department. A squadron of |jav juet ‘heen inaugarated in th ance to the visit of Seerets Tlio na Of Colonels commls- | oral reduction in grades for the non. | (¢ SWeeping changes recently an- | destroyers will be in Portland for the | Marine Corns. Al oficers, from cap- Ttecent war games cen the fand on duty i the infantry ey unfilled. Departmental rumor has it|July 5, when they will join the fleet | ('S ourse of twenty-one Jessons in I Navy have ed seri-|he included on the roster in the same that Rear Admiral Charles I'. Hughes. | in Puget sound for the maneuvers' jooficee lieh ihey hust com s in the Canal’ furl{! S (Manner as though commissioned 1n Rear Admiral R. H. Jackson and Vice | that are expected to continue there | Piiie within o years thme. This is nd the rece : flight or Army n;)tm::‘x:‘,_.mm“ e N ;\lgxtn-(rfl w :lll.lm, R. \ng(ma;(.er“au for a couple of months. SIX of the|{jtended to train them for practical ord i St il e o e dizects that AVY fed or shors uty. ‘wre-wides con: | Saiclestiug s Sevaduled o Srrivy | imtended ' tratn Them for practica s Rico aud return gton. | requests. to have their sideration for important shore billets. | at Seattle the last of June and will | funle to theis 1ot &t the varions tlons. giving 1 t normal foreign s tours extended | as Adp\!ul Hughes is known to pre- | be at Puget sound ports for the ith - ol s s kil Sm i steps have beon taien | (e beind uracred fo the War Cooes of Juy. —— Have Your Clothes Readyv! Would Yesult in the officor remaining the Navy Department looking | Admiral Jackson or Admiral Shoc | i G « been fully in command of u regiment for a pe-|toward possible eventual establish- | maker will be given command of the | WOMEN VOTERS To SPEAK d - points and will zive | riod not longer than two years dur- | ment of an addl ot | Boston navy yard. Rear Admiral i They’ e, in This Car at Y our Door Ul attention | ing i G e Phaipiine de- |11 S SiGLIone) el isteiet | Uy ioeemeler, now airector or| | MARINE CORPS ON 1924 NOMINATIONS (et 24 el i 1S (7 of Viantp It the opportunity tolpartment, or in China, and for a ki ® | naval communication, has been - as- | e rorld’s i - : W informution for uselperiad mot longer than three years|Rodman board in Its report last|signed as the mew commandant of the = Here'’s the World’s First Electric Pressing Car—and ¢ estimates to be sub- iy any other foreign garrison. January. Norfolk navy yard. Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, coni- Democrats of Fair Sex Planning the First Valador Car of the Carmack Fleet. You the next Congr 3 — Orders: hays: been! dbsucd) to Ttes Rear Admiral H. J. Ziegemeicr, di- | mandant of the Marine Corps, return- . b L % = ClEthning the Canalsdefenses | Avuy officers assigned to duty as| , JHERS MOV 0 ey -d“ rector ]fl(tn(in'nl‘vommunlc:;]xiu?s,{)‘ni;s cd this week from u twenty-three- Dinner Tuesday Night at and your Clothing to the Carmack l)n'ver at your Zo cO, { instructors st the citizens’ military [ A | Je - ase, commander sclected to be commandant of the | day trip of inspection of Marine sta- rie S 3 % 7. , camps to be opened this|Flect Base Force, to proceed to | Norfolk v yard, and Capt. James J. | tions on the west coust. His Itinerary City Club. Door. (.)perasnes Steam and Press Men's, Women's Setineeior 2 A s Doen inateunteaiby, g”l_ ;w‘\lx:;lt(:::] aters about May for the | Rz anding the U, S, 8 Roehes: | Included & visit to San ngo‘lL.‘, Do atic S omen Faters s and Children’s Garments in the Car standing out conditions cifle ary Weeks to begin athletic work e making an extensive pri S| to succeed Capt. H. H. Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, & e sl . e ks 7o > e o s e me but | liminary survey of the harbor facili- | Cris smmandant of the Pensicols | Sunttle and Puget Sound navy yirds, | ning o dinner at the Women's City there in front of your residence. The Valador Car & H ) will ve viewed |achletes of amateur rating will ;::m}‘]:d available sites for shore e \;!10 in uu-x; (wxll take com- ' He luas 'tflspel"hnlly mter{?u.u hlhlllk Club, Tuesd at 7:15 p.m., to be fol-! from Carmack makes a weekly stop in your neigh- by the War|pe admitted to the camps uand each | Sta mand of the S. California. j work golng on at San Diego, where : Sl i b ia s B ot the_Inland sta- | of the 30,000 civilians who are ad-| .The Arcostook, at present flag- | Other important changes tontatively | neadauarters of the Paciflc soast lowed byl specciest orifi st Tenitial borhood. Better phone the Car from Carmack today. tions whi > to visit on his|irted to the camps must success- |ShiP and tender for the aviation |decided upon are for Capt. H. B. Price | peditionary force will soon be estab- | Possibilities d TImpossibilities for surn to on either from |fully meet physical tests prescribed |forces in the Pacific but soon to be |to Succeed Capt. Aldebert Althouse as | lished. the Democratic Presidential Nomina- ][esse"ger Service o by the National Amateur Athletic|Trelleved by the Langley, has been | Governor of Guam, Capt. Edward S. b e G : Federation. desighuted for thia cruise, and in ad- [Kellogg to succeed Capt. B T. Pollock | 00y pmiy oy o0 = 2 L If you have clothing to be Dry Cleaned and dyed The sixty-one Army officers attend- | “p c’ydmisston testa will include the | dition Admiral Chase will probably |as Governor of Guam.' Capt. W. 7.\, Capt D. P. Hall, T. 8 AL C. who Snell, who wast the first woman dele- wend them to the Company’s Plant in the Car from fie the War College ¢ being | 100-Yard dash, the broad jump, the|Bave a couple of mine-sweepers at | Brotherton to succeed Capt. W. & | has been on duty in Haiti for some|gato from the District of Columbla to Carmack. They’ll be promptly returned to you. detailed to new statlon A number | piod Sump and the bar vault. his disposal. Cre ¢ as commandant of the seventh | time, arriyed in asniEtont WIS onr e el coneeniias s “‘been ordered to duty on | MER JUMP CHC RS, & assified by | Several planes will be used for|naval district, who will be given com- | Week, on lIeave, pending issuance of cratic n s < & 'Staff ut the War Depart- | o The TOES s Secratary Weeks|Survey and photographic purposes, |mand of a baitleship; Commander Cris- | Orders asslgning him to the Naval arranging the dinner. All the speak- Carmack Dry Cleanmg Co.. Inc. il others are being selected | aiaP%, 14"t Tooked forward to with | The Investigation will be an exhaus: | topher Rokers to g0 us naval an.a;xm,‘\:‘::ccolgfie at Newport for a course |ers are local women,. who speak on ) D S'at the corps area headquar- | {c 2 w the comparative |tiVe one. probably taking several (4t The Hugue, succeeding Commander pe_ji (€01 . Hall, who on | the candidates assigned to them and : at DED e S| pherie L e et months to completc as the department | D. McD. L Briton. and for Commander | duty in San Domingo, Is also expected | are not nec vocates of these 2169 Eighteenth Street . genera B . . ‘ents have | desires to have as ¢ = M o0 succe ommandar W. | here this eniroute to. the aades - 4 5 o e eouree of | the country. These events have |i;, "S5 possible, ~ oo Picte Informa- |y ‘5ieud an appointment officer In the | L T or-| Mrs. Wesley Martin s Phone Columbia 636 class been. adopts eCane :| While ol - officers’ record section of the hureau of | dered. speak on “hnpossibilitie present classes fekly given to individuals in groups | | m-L no decision has heen r havigation hod Grayson Orme, ator Trat = = ~ . - Se onthe |and ar ofiEtHIE: abilleyifing iy, ot S 00 ML Beltalcen 3 s Alout twenty-five Marine Corps| wood: Mrs. John Lorenz Steel Cuall the Valador Car from Carmuc . ‘]"v‘;’\ '“Ivolving agility, endurance, g..-.d’(“}-”h_, Sl ";r A "Fll"lg a Admiral Robert K. Coontz will as- officers and 100 men will be aboard Mrs. Willlum Bla on He Lime s has Bet preathing und determination to-ex- | DB T PRETS OF the establishment of | sume command of the United States|the transport Henderson when she S hea y on’ former cell & Cise of war the inferroberations in|geet Ausust 5, relieving Admiral Hil- | sails from Hampton Roads Tuesday s r Davis: Mrs ank Mor- With the athletic program fused | 3 g nformation is ex-i),ry P, Jones. selected for the West Indies. The Henderson with that of the military training, ted to be of Inestimable value ctury Weeks believes the candi- occasion arise making it nec- | dates 1l tind the camps this sum- | & for the Navy to operate in i { mer more beneficial than ever before | those waters. ! P the 2 nd will return them to civil life “a | Plans have been completed with the | Leavenwortlh, nd Hher citizen and @ better man by | Coust Guard for one of the cutters | d to arriv physical development.” |in the Bering Sea patrol, probably | atter purt of The ‘dally schedule of training to|the Mohave. to co-operata with the il take command be followed at each of the camps nav; l_exvediflun. as the commanding ! requir hour for physical de- | Oficer's famillarity with these waters | velopment, fifteen minutes for citiz gXpected to be of great service, hip and fifteen fc ementary hy-| Admiral Chase will take his staff v the ad-| g jene. disease prevention, sanitation | Nith him, and a geueral stydy of con- | ral with refer to their ) 513 Sirar aid. . are cut to one | Gitions will be made. ! L Tuatd 0! and fifteen minutes a day and o e e & et 't e fhiefs of branches for | e’ e will be Alowed forrifle |, S4uiPped with every device science | “hiefs of branches have | o cimanship. as invented for this sort of work, HIE e comnienc | HATESIY g : the U. 8. 8. Widgeon, on completion hew perma-| Maj. Genm. € Farnsworth, chiet |0f the work of installing its appa- of infantry, has returned to Wash- | Fatus aboard, will sail from Charles- ington from temporary duty in the | ton. 8. C. about June 1 for San Pedro ol Coanal Zone: where she will take station as the Corps, v e — submarine salvage vessel of the west | the Army personnel left in Germany to | coast. in connec- | jiquidate ounts and property of | Oxy-hydrogen underwater torches ffairs ofithe American occupational forces (’“xth“ cut their way through hardened | 1 report|the Rhine is being gradually returned | Steel fifty or even a hundred or more | at thefto the United States. Dispatches | feet below the surface, submersible | on the jfrom Col. W. H. Harts at Coblengz, | €lectric pumps, the largest of which ' former headq rters of Maj. Gen. ‘!hru\\' out 350 tons of water an hour, Allen's commund. report that a fur- & newly patented air-line for the ther detail has been relieved of duty |divers wh rries u tele) and ordered to sail on the steamship | heetion and powerful compression Pr Fillmore from Bremen for | PUmpS to force aiy into a sunken ship the United State: jand the wat 500 cubic ! foot air are a parc of : W. D. Comnor, former |the ultra-modern equipment of the 1t chief of staff, hus a med | new salvage ship. nd of the American forces in| Another of the new devices aboard | Radio reports to the War De- | the Widgeon, which has but one from Tientsin, just re red | coun 1 this country, is the tunt gener: office, said | recompression chamber for use in| r took over his new duty | emergency cases where a diver b comes affected with the “bends” d T command recentl pressure of the water. It is| 1 from the Philippine de- |& chamber six feet wide and twelve designated as < sepa- | feet long, fitted with u bed, telephone His assignment also pro- | clectric lights, phonograph and all the first time since the ovements, with shuttered ; rebellion, equal military rep- n hrough which food can be tion of the United States to s . e occupant. of the British nd other occu- | This, it is expected will be rarely sery- jpational forees in China. -cded for another improvement is first While only two bat ns of troops | found in the “diver's stage,” a series iggest Sale of “ForAllWaxed: : Smart Dresses That Sigmunds Has Ever Held Our own factory in New York, together with a half-dozen other contemporaneous makers of high-grade Dresses, have contributed several hundred of their best styles—permitting us to offer you a most remarkable Dress Sale-—at a price less than most stores pay wholesale. g) g They are beautiful ef- Makes Old Ca,rs ! o ; fects—new and original = d . . 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