Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1923, Page 31

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER 30, 1923—PART 1. — l 7 mitted to West Point and one to An-| Capt. Gladman has announced that Florid . A P led underground In & winding way for | First Critic—Post Budd insists that olls. ere are at present about ten vacancies ' possibly twelve miles, rising about|he writes best with an empty stom- In short it has teen the nucleus|for enlistment in the company of men a ourists re Uuzz three miles north of where the Wa- |ach. . . around which -the greater part of the | who have had athletic experience. Ap- clesa comes into 1: from below the| Sscond Critic.—Judging from hik District. Notional ® Guard has been) plications should be made to Sergl, . earth. the river 1s traced by | PSS T, would ‘say they were also formed and is one of the most act've | John A. Schricker, who is chairman of erorou LYY S |, The cqurse of the river is traced by | writter_with an_empty Lead. 5 companies in local National Guard |the membership committee, Tuesday sink-holes, and it can be seen plainly. pilember the 121st Enginecrs, |company and on that night were|afairs. It has the distinction of hav- | night at the armory. i As proof of this, an object dropped | e al® Guard, wer | musterea in as u regular company of ing tho largeat average percentage of | " The Tecrulting of the new motirized . s i sinke |armory”'aril’ pay' roll until July 1| in one of the most. Vital factors in | rapidly and it 18 hoped to organize & |BY the Amociated Pross on the banks of the waterways. The | Various sinks 1o the Doint . fwelve Gorps, U. 8. A. now i e R company of coast artillery troops in the | TALLAHASSER, Fla.. September 29. IH-‘l‘n;lflnco of It follows: eutirdh | TLICE below where it finally comes to e chief of militi e v lo 4 e - future. Thi ith the vacancies | —The traveler in West Florida, un- e Waclssa rises in e surface. Al : al members by reason of men en-| It has always been prominent in ath- | Reat % MR | B SR i :::-z """ | Springs,” near Thomas Clty. on the| The St Marks the third of the For Better Visi ing In the Army, Navy and Marine |letic affairs In the District and Is ake avallable | f&™ e scenery of that sec- | myjjahassee-Southeastern railroad. not | ugunicen rivers,” is a fow miles to the | i or Better Vision r| Corps, but was able to recruit more |planning several events for the coming | many promotions to commissioned and | tion, should prepare himselt for some | far from the state capital, and flows |west of the Wacissa and Aucllla. 1t | [ The Right Gl Branches > Army,” proved men than was allowed for the com- | Bcamon. O o e na yational | non-commissioned grades of the en-|curlous freaks of nature. Otherwise [due south to within three miles of the lalso inks and rises again a short | e Right Glasses of much i well re-|bany, the Regular Army inspector in | Cuard basket ball league and received |jigteq personnel of the District National | yo 1oy waste unnecessary time grop- | Aucilla river, where it disappears un- | distance away, making Florida's | -l ceived. | Inis report of March 1, 1919, criticizing | the trophy presented by Maj, Bugene C. | Guard, 4 P~ | Gerground and then reappears in the |“Natural bridge.” At this point one of | the company for beinis over strength, | Kdwards in 1820, This year's team has | Ing for an explanation of the strange | Aucilla. Logmen have cut & small | the state’s hardest battles was fought | Eye Comfort the i maniioh [ the company having 162 men on its already been formed with Staff Bergt. | behavior of three of the state’s rivers. |canal from the point of disappearance | in the civil war, mostly by old men | 4 the ke care of |TOlls, twelve more than prescribed | George F. Harbin as coach. A smart little leather book is not| %o the Auciile. and cadets from the West Florid Consult hiincerink needa; ‘that e was | UnIC the act of June 3, 1916, *| nOnly five of the original members are (4t all what It seems, for upon close | The ofd pea and shell game expres-| %, 08 L 00" siges tn Georgla and |Seminary at Tallahassee, on the Con- . found performing valuable service in Held Military Ball. Py P ,w°}';|"‘;'(‘i‘(;r"':,g,"’;;§;|l::*"; #r¢ linspection 1t proves to be a well|slon “Now you see it and now You, n,wy in g southwesterly direction, |federate side. A monument was ercct- | | Kinsman Oplicul Co. bilization camps, seaports and | The first public affair given by the | regimi The “five original members |equipped vanity case with a large | 90n't” applies to parts of all of them. | forming the eastern boundary of -‘5( egmtlh;robm'gszz with funds appro- | || " front line trenched|company was held at the New Wil-|are Capt. Harry E. Gladman, First rder, lipstick and eyebrow | A description of these sireams has|ferson eounty, Fla. About “"er?m o4 | printad Ry hie legislature, and was | 788 14th St. N.W. lard Hotel February 20, 1919, when |Sergt. Willlam J. Huhn, Staff Sergt.|"TToF: powder. lbs b |been written by W. A. McRae, com- south of where the Tallahasses”| cecicated Memorlal day, 1922, to the Ewtablished ta 1000 his talk with it inaugurated an . annual military | Wilfred E. Garlick and Private Charies |pencil all concealed between the | missioner of agriculture, who quotes | Southeastern forms a junetion with|memory of the Confederate woldiers ball. This affair has been repeated | V. Gessford. Arle8 | covers.—Kansas City Star. | a young man who has spent his life this river, the Aucilla sinks and runs | who lost their lives in the fight. n: each year at the Willard until last e particular mention 3 r- | year it was held at the City Club, and ation bein; 3 preparations are being made now for sas City, where the | the biggest affair ever staged by a ns have ' National Guard outfit to take place looking | this winter. The company has been successful in H recrulting. having. entisted about 500 Your guarantee of Better Values Our charge account plan is the men since Its organization, and has at the business | had ce . . . 3 " ibirict - would | of peraonnel As. 1s. now. contained i in good furniture at the Wright Com- same as any other good store offers. policy toward the entire 121st Engineers, and has . ssisted erially in the’ make-up is i 1 1 . ” B . Terms to Suit ie ! B \“\““,‘\.11 ‘.I"ll;.llr o i e Snpanis = = P pany 18 In our slogan dlwa‘yg nght Zn zmllty and Prlce [ S 10 Suilt your convenience . 1922 50 men were transferred to its were presented to the non- | ferred to organize Company B; March sioned offl assist Company D, and May 30, 1922, y 20 men were sent to assist in the nd pistol shootifg at/|zation at one time was three officers H;n 14\‘!l|:|<'l').|x11m ”L(r . land 178 enlisted men. - = ' RS SRS | G company e, peck o irinsly Developing a Broader Field of Usefulness! S S wn from in the officering of the ew companies as they have be = ) . 4 4 e : - uatinea_vy_com- | CEIED o G 15 ie" R a7 We believe that there is a growing preference for worthier household opportunities—in fact, when we first anies p » order, he | 9 o &0 Y, “ 2 2 H H H ” H icni belis ot S eharp. |aving either been commissioned di- | opened our doors we maintained that “not cheapness, but dependable quality, fairly priced,” would win and hold the Wl R T ttnson. ana” Sccond home-loving W ashington public. 1 : : 1'._‘.';“_"01'53“21‘;‘,;.““3“ Sommpaay . Here you will see furniture, genuinely friendly to the touch and the eye—standing forth frankly for its struc- 0" Company, 24" Battaiian; Cape ||f| tural fitness, as well as beauty. John R. Kain, present commanding i m B Company, 1st_ Battalion; First Corp: Godwin Dunn, Headquarters L. Hayes 1 rvice Company; First Lieut. William 3 E R, Turner, D Company; former orge L. Evans and Lieut. Ar- - Lauson_ and Second Lieuts. {John R. Burns, Lynn D. O'Brien and L R. Whitlock, ieut. Burns ing later entered West Point and O'Brien and WhitlocR re- Three men have been ad- gt R. Davis, sen, Sergt. A. L. on : , Sergt. Quaid. Corps. Joseph Ginsherg, 2 nd M. M. Parke ‘ ,’ Privates A. A. Oliveri, T. B. Reed, v * L. Vierbuiche: any A—Experts, C; Crockett ate T. Me F Private M. W. Dinwliddie; sharpshoot- ers, Se Alex. Thill ‘and Private Herber : marksmen, Second Lieut. OR | A3 — " poicens Tuan Room Size Axminster V J I Theile; Humphreys’ “Seventy-seven” is i : e e e ] 4 | E d T b]. =t | for Grip, Influenza and for : 1 i - - g% o ats o o RllgS 3-Pc. Overstuffed ving Room Suite - Co i : In the newest patterns and color combina- New color combinations in tapestry or velour. From the standpoint of workman- Siihas Mo omprise this selection, being samples of Sidney Morgan | o get hest results take a dose at the first P = Sernsdori¥; | speeze or Shive ions 2 P 2 f z : e 4 K jou signs, some with book troughs. 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