Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1924, Page 12

TRODPS AT NEADE TOSTAGE “BATILE ,iActual Conditions of Warfare : to Be Simulated - by Trainees Today. to The Star. DE, Md, August 8.—Bat- s will be simulated in_the Jmaneuvers today. The officers of Washington, many of whom fought overseas during the late war, will feel Rmgain the thrill that A‘umes.wflh the mattle of machine gun the pound of artillery and the charge of the cavalry. 1t is inter ng to note that the offi- cers of t 20th Infantry are practically all old office of the 3d D. C. Infantry. Col. Glendie B. Young, the command- ing officer of the 320th; also commanded the 3d D. C. Regiment on the Mexican border. maneuvers, which start- witl continue until August 5. the breaking of the camp of the 1t is feared that the < just a little too strong, Fiske has proved yeur with the mem- - |has been increased 5 he shot m, A < official entry Into the World fired by th ¢ th : Get Sale! Men’s OXFORDS Forcing out Short Lines —regularly $5.95 to $7.50! Don’t miss it! At all stores except G St. much longer! on any. "uated spot in nel of the battery was jn the ‘unit at that: time, - This battery opened: up late in the conflict with'iis “six rounds| per gun per minute for, four minptes.” Signal by Rockets.® °~ The concussion shook:every tree in'| the orchard. A lane of black, charred | branches and leaves was cut through the trees directly In front of each gun. The signal to fire was different- coloréd rockets, sent up by unit com-; manders of infantry “troops at the “tront.” The local reserve field ar- tilleryman foHows the officer of his | rank Intp the maneuvers, and watches how the commands -are given ‘and executed, and the various stéps’takeén by the Regular Army officers during the process of attack and defense. Both sides now have attacked and defended their sections of Meade mili- tary reservation. The Pikesville Armory polo field will be the scene of a polo match Sunday afternoon, when the Maryland Polo | Club entértains ‘the 6th- Field Ar- tillery. Capt. Edwin Herendeen will lead the artillery four in its invasion, but the rest of his squad has not been announced. The establishment of a permanent Army post at Camp Meade is favored both by the officers of the 3d Corps “Area headquarters and by the com- manding = general of Camp Meade, Brig. Gen. Fiske. Tn the annual re- port of the corps area it was recom- mended ,that Camp Meade be made a permanent camp. Gen. Fiske, who is ' 'stationed at Fort ~Hoyle nine months out of the xear, indorsed the proposal, but expressed the belief that because of the heavy expense it would entail the' War Department would not carry out the plan. In his esti- mation, Camp Meade is the best sit- this section of the country for a military post. Gen. ¥isk said it has the best location and ‘most_ effective size of any camp known to him. “It would, L think, be a wise thing for the Government to-decide to use Meade as a_ permanent post,” Gen. Fiske sald. “It is close to Washing- | ton and Baltimore, and the proximity of these two.cities would be a boom to enlistment.” Bumn; flises Wheat Duty. BUCHAREST, Rumania, August 8.— The wheat export duty from Rumania per cent to £44 per carload. 1t will befurther in- creased, it is stated, if such action is ary to curtial the exportation grain, the crop of which is de- ed to be unsatisfactory. Changes'in Stations of - Army and Navy Officers Of Interest to Capital s ARMY. . Lieut. Col. G.-T. Trent, judge advo- cate, has been transferred.from this city to Omaha, Neb.; Maj. A. M. Heri- tage, Chemical Warfare Service, from Eugewood, Md., to Honolulu, Hawali; Lieut. Col. C. F. Morse, Medical Corps, from Manila, P. I, to Boston: Cap! Joyce O'Hara, staff specialist, Officers' Reierve Corps, this city, to the War. Department, general staff,c and First Lieut. Noah Rouse, Medical ‘Officers’ Reserve Corps, from this city to Fort Humphreys, Va. MARINE CORPS Lieut, Col. N. P. Vulte, at Marine headquarters, this city, has been érdered | to Quantico, Va., and Maj. E. H. Brain-| ard, at Sanito Domingo, to Marine head- quarters, this city. The following-named officers, at- tached to'the 1st Marine Brigade, in Haiti, have been ordered to Quantico: Capts. W. W. Walker, R. R. Wright, T. J. Curtls, O. E.'Bartoe, L. W. Whaley and J. T, Moore, axd First Lieut. D. Spicer. Capt. C. P. Gilchrist and First Lieut. A. R. Holderby, at Quantico, have been ardered to Haiti. Majs. W. P. Upshur-and R. S. Geiger, at Quantico, have been detailed to the Army General Staft School, at Fort Leavenworth, Kans. Capt. E. K. Eiler has been trans- ferred from Haiti to New York City; Second Lieut. W. E. Burke from Quan- tico to the Tulsa; Capt. W. McN. Mar- shall from Quantico to_this city, and Second Lieut. H. S. Levis from Quan- tico to Pensacola, FI Seek Primary Law Repeal. Special Dispatch to The Star. MARTINSBURG, W. Va.. August §. —An effort to repeal West Virginia's primary law will be made by dele- from this county at the Demo- ic State convention at Hunting- t next week. The delegates favor the convention system. Officer Is Transferred. First Lieut. Charles H. Collins of 12 Randolph place. this city,. has been transferred from the engineer section of the Officers’ Reserve Corps to the signal section. . . CHEST. DRIVE LIMITED. Prince Georges Committee to Work " for Local Charities Only. Speeial Dispateh to The Star. . HYATTSVILLE, Md, August 8.— The community chest campaign in Prince Georges County this, fall will be distinctly a_county effort and funds for Near East Rellef and the Salvation Army will not be asked for 2s was done-last year, it being felt that these organizations are well organized and in b position, perhaps, to more ad- yantageously conduct their own cam- paigns,. It also was decided not to employ a paid organizer, as was done last year. Dr. H. J. Pitterson of College Fark was re-elected chairman of the com- munity chest committee for the en- suing' yeat. Others named' on this commiitee are: Mrs,- Kdgar Hrown, Lanham; Mrs. R. A. Bennett, River: dale, . president of the ‘County Fed- eration of Women's Clubs; Mrs. -W. E. Shegogue, Landoter, member of the County ' Board of tiducation; George W. Waters, jr., Laurel, county treasurer and banker; Rev. W. H. Nees, rector of Holy Trinity parish. Collington; M. Cary MeNab, Upper Marlboro, and Perry Boswell, former mayor of Mount Rainfer and a prom- inent business. man and banker of that place. A goal -of §10,000 was set for this_year's drive. Last year }320,000 “'was sought. ¥or county health ‘work $5,000 will be souEht, Red Cross, $1,500; social = service, $1,000; boys' and girls' ciub work, $1,000, and emergency fund, $1.500. It'is planned to begin ‘the calmpaign early in October. Sure It Can Be Done! | Papering and Painting | Without inconvenfence or dirt, while you are | enjoring your vacation: reasonable. | CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. 714 13th St. N.W. 5373-5374 STUDEBAKER Just Drive It; That’s All Saturday Store fiours: 7th St. and G St. Stores, 9 to 2. 9th St. and Pa. Ave. Stores, 9 to 6. Here TOIIIOI'I'OW! All Short Lines Women' S Shoes Many popular styles that were $5.95, $8.50 — and more! Mostly at 7th Street Store None at "City Club Shop" Women’s *5% to °8* Shoes B Most any kind for now and early Fall! But it will’ be ali over—SOON! 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Cigarettes —Priced Low For that vacation trip you'll need a carton or two of cigarettes. only $1.25 you can buy a full carton of 200 Cigarettes. Quite & saving. sn’ ? Camel ..... Piedmont Chesterfield Lucky Strike Sweet Caporal Old Ml .. Sovereign .. Cartons of 200 Cigarettes - $1.25 For . EIGHTEEN —The Better to Mail Orders Filled —at these prices.’ Add 10c to every dollar or fraction there- of for packing. 'Dostage and insurance. express money order. W Address Peoples Drug Store, 505 7th St., Washington, D. C. For That Outing! Regular $5.00 Gallon Size Thermos Food Jars Specially Priced STORE> Serve You Gallon - size Thermos Jars for keeping foods or liquids hot or cold for many hours. Just the thing for outings and a year ’round convenience in the home. Special, Send post office or ‘We ship same day order received. i Special Savings Saturday Only! Tomorrow, another one of our special candy - A pound box of Littell’'s Chocolates and Bonbons and a pound box of E. G. Whitman's Both for 69c—just for Saturday. treats. Marshmallows. i ‘i | v i ikl i Tomorrow get a one-pound box of Chocolates and Bonbons full pound- Marshmallows, the yours. The Olive Oil Shaving Cream Palmolive Shaving Cream pro- duces a rich, creamy, non-drying lather that men like so well. Get night. Youwll like it. Reg- ular 35c size; now 29C The Final Touch for a Perfect Shave Lavender Sur . Vegetal MEN, here is the after- shaving lotion “that you have wanted: It is delir cate, refined and re- freshing; positively- -the nicest thing you have ever used. A fitting finish _ for -a‘ he-man's toilet. Large - 6 - ounce Bottle, special, SPe. ' and a one-pound box of E. G. Whitman’s Marshmallows Both for 6 9c Chocolates and Bonbons; fresh, delicious and pure are the kind that you will find in each box of Littell’s. 810 Listerine, the safe 7] o 50c Phillip’s Milk of Magnesia $100 Pinkham’s Vegeta 79C ble Compound. Black Flag (medium) .. Dethol .Combination (complete) ... ideal summertime confection— cool, fresh and tempting. A full pound box. A box of each—69c, jusf for Saturday. Be sure to get Attractive Bathing 19¢ Hundreds of pretty Bath- ing Caps in the season's most popular color combina- tions. Made of pure gum rubber—strong and durable. Specially priced at 19e. Others priced higher. —1‘ .. $1.50 Ladies’ Spray Syringes Special, 986 Splendid quality Ladies’ Syringe A necessity Splendid Quality Bath Towels 1 3 for $1.00 Good weight Bath Towels, size 1§x36 inches, in an assortment of pretty color combinations. Sce these towels tomorrow— vou'll want at least a half dozen when you see what unusual values they are at 3 for $1.00. Hundreds of . Hairbrushes « 98¢ A special group of $1.50 Hair- have pure bristles scientifically made. to milady's personal daintiness Regular $1.50 value. Special, 98c. brushes—all strongly set in attractive backs. A feature at 98c. Sale of Toilet Articles! Talcum Powders Face Powders 50¢ Java Rice. 50c La Blache 60c Pompeian -50c Djer-kiss . $1.00 Coty’s . | 25¢ Mennen’s, A 17¢; 3 for 50c 25c¢ Djer-kiss 2 Houbigant’s (glass), 89¢ 25¢ Squibb’s Hair ‘Preparaiions 50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil ...37¢ 50c Hair Groom.......45¢ $1.00 Domino Curling Fluid ----89¢ Danderine, 27¢,45¢ & 79c Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur 59¢c, 98¢ 60c Forhan’s . 50c - Ipana 50c Pebeco . 50c Pepsodent . 50c Squibb’s... Depilatories $1.00 Delatone . $1.00 Mando ... De Miracle. . 50c Neet Deodorants 30c Mum .. 35¢ Odorono . Eversweet. Nonspi .. 36¢c Toilet Soaps 30c Resinol Laco Castile, 20c; 3 for 50c 10c Palmbolive, . 8c; dozen, 89c 25¢c Waodbury’s, : 19¢; 3 for 55¢ Pear’s Glycerine " (unscented), 15¢ Face Creams D.&R. Cold...29¢ & 42¢ 75¢ Howard’s Buttermilk 60c Pompeian Day....49¢c Pond’s Cold....29¢c & 53¢ Pond’s Vanishing, 29¢ & 53¢ 59¢ Rouges * 50¢ Dorin’s (No. 1249), For -the Nails 35¢ Cutex Preparations, 29¢ 60c Pompeian 75c Ashes of Roses . .. (No.83)........._ .69