Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1924, Page 21

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161 DEATHSIN JUNE INMINE ACCIDENTS Anthracite Production Shows Total of 53; Bituminous 108, Inspectors Report. Coal mine accidents caused the death of 161 men during June, ac- cording to reports from State mine inspectors to the Interior Department® For anthracite mines alone the num- ber of fatalities in June was 53, while for bituminous mines, where a great many more men were employed, the number was 108, coal during the month of 38,151,000 tality rate was estimated | u of Mines to be 4.22 million tons of coal mined, rate of 3.73 for June last s an average fatality rate of 4.22 for the month of June during the ten-vear period from 1914 to 1923, in- clusive June Fatalities Preponderate. June appears to be the month when he number of fatalities in idents occur, in relation ge of coal mined, for rec- ;| scouting fleet to so far totaling a death rate of ons of coal mined, ncrease over the rate the rate was 3.91 for sasters already have With an output of | Changes in Stations of Army and Navy Officers Of Interest to Capital ARMY. Mai. F. E. Overholser, 4th Infantry, at Cimp Lewis, Wash., has been as- |D. signed to the replacement depot at Fort McDowell, Calif. Maj. Charles W. Freeman, Quarter- master Officers’ Reserve Corps, of this city ‘has been assigned to' training duty at the intermediate depot in this city. First Sergt. Lucius Lemare, 10th Cavalry, at Fort Huachuca, Ariz., has been retired on account of age. The board of officers convened in this city for the purpose of determin- ing the battle participation of each unit of the United States Army in the Worlg War has been dissolved. The files of the board and its unfinished business will be turned over to_the historical section of the Army War College where the work will be car- |Lj ried on under the same policies as heretofore. Second Lieut. Charles F. Lanham, Infantry, of this city, has been as- signed to duty at Fort Howard, Md., and Second Lieut. James A. Watson, Field Artillery, Silver Spring, Cavalry, at Fort been ordered to uty with the Texas NAVY. Capt. G. B. Landenberger has been transterred from command of the recelving ship at San Francisco to the Asiatic station: Lieut. H. F. Carl- son, from the naval air station, Ana- . to the air station, Pen- Lieut. R. H. Roberts and C. Vose, from the Naval Massachusetts Insti- “ambridge, Mass.; nauer, from the e navy yard, Phila- delphia; Lieut. L. L. David, Medical Corps, from Hampton Roads, Va., to Medical School this city; . Bisset, Civil Engineer St. Cloud, Minn., to Port . Haiti, and Ensign H. A. Smith, from the Naval Academy to London, England, as the relief of Capt. C. L. Hussey. who has been de- talled to the intelligence office, Navy Department. Capt. J. M. Luby has been trans- ferred_from the Nevada to the navy yard, Mare Island, Calif.: Capt. D. E. ‘Theleen, from command of the Florida to command of the New York; Capt. _Todd, from command of the New York to the command of the Nevada: Capt. F. B. Upham, from the Navy Department to the Tennesses; Capt. J. T. Tompkins, to ald for navy yards, Navy Department; Capt. A. L. Willard, from “the Navy Department to the Naval War College, Newport; Commander J. V. Babcock. to com- mand the Melville; Commander H. A. Baldridge, from the Melville to the Naval Academy; Lieut. Commander J. R. Mann, jr, from the New York navy vard to the command of the Humphreys; Lieut. Commander F. E. M. Whiting, from the Edsall to com- mand the Bulmer; Lieut. Commander F. T. Foxwell, Philadelphia, to feut. Supply Corps, Newport, trolm Commander H. : Mevyers, Dental Corps, from the MacLeish to Parris Island, S. C.; Lieut. Commander Thomas Cochran, Supply Corps, to the navy yard, Philadelphia; Lieut. R. E. Thomas, Civil Engineer. Corps, from San Francisco to the Navy De- partment; Lieut. J. F. Lankford, Medical Corps, from Glen Burnie, Md.. to Navy Department; Lieut. O. R. Goss, Medical Corps, from San Fran- cisco to Guam; Lieut. W. H. Hilta- bidle, Civil Engineer Corps, from the |8 Naval district to the Navy De- partment, and Lieut H. E. Wilson, Civil Engineer Corps, from San Fran- cisco to the Asiatic station. MARINE CORPS. Maj. Gen. E. K. Cole, at Parris Island, S. C., has been ordered to Quantico, Va., and Brig. Gen. D, Wil- liams, at Quantico, to marine head- quarters, this city. Lieut. Col. T. Holcomb, at marine headquarters has been ordered to the General Staff School at Fort Leaven- worth, Kans. Maj. E. C. Long, at San Francisco, and Capt. W. T. H. Galliford, on the West Virginia, have been ordered to Quantico, Va. Capt. W. Mills has been transferred from Cavite, P. I, to San Francisco; Capt. J. D. Macklin, to marine head- quarters; Capt. A. W. Jacobsen, from the Navy Department to the West Virginia; Second Lieut. R. J. Straub, from Quantico to the Cleveland; Sec- ond Lieut. J. D. Muncie, from Quan- tico to the Denver, and Second Lieut. . J. Godin, from Quantico to the Oklahoma. 1117727 II L1 2777 LI 2 R AL S T 1 127 7TV DURANT “Just a Real Good Car” (LI LI L LT LI LL RO RS L LI 11 L1012 Kora Konia Under brassijeres. corsets, bandages For Sore Skin 70\ IYaYA7aiI7gYi Awnings are Protective Anything that gives protection and adds comfort is a necessity—which should put Awnings on the list of essen- HINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1924 WASHINGTON’S GREATEST DRUG STORES “WHY PAY MORE” TWO-DAY SALE These wonderful opportunities for saving many dollars are only avail- able for Friday and Saturday, Aug. 1st and 2d. Lavoris, medium size . Phillip’s Milk of Magnesic, 12 ozs. 34c 36¢ tials with every householder. The joy they’ll bring will far Watkin’s Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Freezone, special . . Pinkham’s Upjoh’s Phenolax Wafers, 30’s . . Igc Resinol Soap: . L G 180 Forhan’s Tooth 3 7 C Paste, large 19c Djer Kiss Pensacola. the coal mines in the United " 9| Tho resignation of Ensign Freder- ith a total loss of 398 g the same period, or cisasters, with, e loss of but 155 lives. gas or cold dust con- only class of acci- outweigh their cost. Ask for estimates—and see how modest the price. No‘ ; obligation will be invalved—but you'll be persuaded to invest. Vegetable Compound Dethol Combination Black Flag, medium size . . Mennen’s Talcum Powder, all odors . 3 for 50c dccepted to take effect Commander C. S. McDowell has been transterted from tne - battle Sed fatality s |fleet to the navy yard, Mare Island, S from aceldents % | Calit.: Lieut J. H. 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