Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1923, Page 30

D. ‘C. JUNE 3! 1923—PART 1. are to be held in rese until the | the improvements made on the Ana. H'- has served for five and a half years ° next air service expedition of ex- | ceatia station -whip will be applied to |in"India and ten vears with the E . AVIATION ACTIVITIES IN WASHINGTON | |-t Pl . rades Union Activities | 4 | s s it 88 e . o i Bt e to the sirdar governor general, offices of deputy assistant adjutant gen- | equipped with a ‘Lewis machine gun | poigd“"fiew o VE-7 and the MO-1 | = | Bolling Field. ! was flown to Front Royfl, Va., to in- 5;‘,”',‘“5"".‘, t";’:"‘u.‘::“",’;“’“’.';m'r".l‘.‘f‘l‘_’:};_1 (Martin spotter) to Baltimore Wed | | Sudan; military gyptian 4 /4 8pect the remount station there. He On | jesday to exhibit it at the aerial | rmy; commanding artille >robably no local trades union pays repaiv roofing work: interior | Brig. Gen. M. H. Bandholts, com-l cturned the same day. Capt. W. C. | on, thF 104th Squadron, Maryland Na-|circus held there on Memortal day | |army: commuanded the artilicey of & di Frobably no 1008 = i an be done from December 1o manding general of the distriet of | Ocker was the piiot 4 iuard, in the acrial exhibition | op, 437, their return reported that | visiori with the British forces in Franc ®s impressive a tribute to 18 des 0 M mping alterations can be wo 2 specte ro0p | | held there the following day. THhe | o h"nterest and enthusiasm was with the rank of brigadier general’ ceased members with as steady &nliage’ from January to May: heating, Woshinston "‘n‘" £eq ”‘*F""’l P "’l‘“w Lieut. Corlixs C. Mosby of San Diego | Plane shot down an onmervatlon bul- | ghown over the two ship: served Tiran (medal “and two clasps) the yeara go by as does | repair and overhaul jobs -ould be made nes at the fleld last iday Bl arrived last Saturday from the Call- | SO0 W I8 UCenCUary, bul ets. ) “A‘.". | A i |and in the expedition against Agar interest as the ) Y A m | when the plants shuc down In the|convectlon with tHe lnspection. the|forals clty by alrcibne. Ut Tacaday the aif here was flled| ‘qne NC-4, the first plane to cross Britich Milit: E Who | ks, Sudan (received a medal and Topographical Union. | whe . i : : [ Siinpianag of sl tsnsr. Thte) : w55 | Britis ilitary Envoy 01 i) werved o tor A the Columbia Typogray spring, starting major repairs and re Y G a In the ship which had Atlantic ocean now is assem D v hall was crowded | plicements In- April: electric wiring, Jo'0 Aero Squadron carried out a |G S, fP R ckwell activity, and not of an unusual char- | he base of the Washington Mont | years ‘on the western front in D o hame (0 pas thelr last | Overhauling of fane, motors and other lactical problem with the infantry| fitermeainte Depot for Maj Gen | Scter eiiher. began at ¥ o'clock in the | & 10® W8 S0 Dutting the huge Is Ordered Here Holds | durins the world war and was Wwith those who cam Y oup of | eauipment, from September to Janus oops wt Fort Washington. On con- | Patrick. Lieut. Mosby (hen proceeded | MOTRINg and by 7 oclock that night |goig noat together was under the the B 5 0. 804 O M, G He respects. as & body, to a Eroup and miscelianeous remodeing in clusion of the on, Col. Bab-|in an SE-5 to West Point, N. Y., where | MOIOTS Were roaring above the field yp.cvision of Boatswain Dietrich of - | times mentioned in dispatches. thirty-nine, fellow workers who hud nry, carpentry, plastering and | cock, chief of the district, he was cheduldd to give a course of |ANd Vicinity the station. Thursday the MO-1 was Many Honors. oHe holds the Belgiun craix do Buere; died during the past vear. Ther was [ lathing can be doné from December to i lectures to the graduating class at Naval Alr Station. flown over to the Monument and Order of Osmian ird _cla an . i Deming. | April 1 y NG = Military Academy.” On the com- . 9 | numerous other land planes to be rder of the Medfid ourth class, atid an oration by Willlam i It this schedule shou o e e y he will proseed | Lieut: George R. Fond returned in placed ‘on exhibition (here are (o be the King George V' coronation medal, head of the civil service committee. | gut by 11 householders 1@ (o repo Wg WOl ” S S Wi A ration he Martin “spotting” monop| Percica over by afr s i e WA oM e 5 undreds of dwellings, nu from Cleveland, where it had 7 and appropriate music. Arrange- [ by ke el office bulldings and. apw I . Lieut » L. Maughan, holder |undergoing a series of improvem £ 1. Mulligan, ficld engineer of the [ D. §. 0., who is 10 serv itary at Col. Charlton speaks F German ments were made by @ committee COn= o Top 0y ¢ other big jobs are keeping trades vi the world's airplane speed record, for the past two weeks mg the Wright Aeronautical Corpo tache 10 the British embs . n, slightly; Hindustani, higher sisting of Jason W rman, chairman l“\ well as in an ultimat- reduction of | tually 100 per -«cent employed at the I Hodge of the office of changes were the addition of better | experimenting with an oil pad r place of Maj. Gen. H. standard; Pushtoo, lower standard, and Aaud M. Berry. Franklin W 08ts 1o the one making the s present tim chief of ~-;v‘\'lt‘911:‘ Pussenger, flew wind s |.1.§~‘ id tion of | the n Douglas n'm‘.'.dlv. Dlane re- jis returning to lv’,:glvrnu’y‘“,;u,um.,.u\, Arabic. i : ; i aud e R | to Boston, where Lieut. Hodge gave |the control ) Com- ceived at on ‘ of his tenure of appointment on - Lud special experience during five Lows Fe.ter and Henry W, Weber Seneiliaker Poion N e e of all locals in the trade | an addre: # club of reserve offi- | mander H. B. Grow of fhie bure h after the Shrine convention is | June IX, has behind him a very distin- | years on the personal staff of Sir Regi The d A mewters of the past!night at the wecustomed rendezvous ement of the District of Cos | cers They returned to the fleld, and |acted as observer while this w arry mail daily between Washing- | guished career nald Wingate in Cairo and Kharfim year were: Jame 7 Richard | What will take place will not be known | lumbia are requested to send news|on Monday, Lieut. Maughan flew the | was being carried out. The Navy Va. The vadiator Col, Charlton was born In 1571 In|und las traveled extensively in Europe. ¥ Topham, Chatles 13 Groome, Osear iuntl it has occurrea. items for thix column by Thursday | last of the Porto Rican fight =hips |placed orders for aboit thirty of these : the water | 1891 he joined the Royal Artillery and| He will sail for the [nited Stafes B Mavo, Samuel K. Davies. Joseph . | oIning te ades Union” Activitien,” [to the Fairfield Air Intermediate [ships with the Martin Aeronautical | radiator, and ix designed 1o keep the has until the p t date served in the | from Southampton on the Homerls Clarke, 1 A Onyun. Gec < juilding trades . Washingion con- The Evening Star Depot, st Fairfield, Ohio, Where they | Corporation, and it is expected that ofl from becoming overheated. Royal Field and Royal Horse Ar v. | June 6 Kauffinan, William .V > ence D. Bonney. Bernavd I . ggn ¥, Geuding, M ¥ as - - GUARANTEED QUALITY AT - CREDIT—SERVICE—LOW PRICES AT nd one Capers, Symonds. 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