Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1924, Page 19

District National Guard ||; Col. John W. Oehmann. command- | In ing the 121st Kngineers, District Na- tional Guard, enlisted in 1899 and served through the various krad He was appointed captain in and was on active service from June 1916, to June, 1914, serving in France Wwith the artillery section, Ist and|101st Infantry, 4th Corps Headquarters. He was o1 [1917 to the staff of Ma n. William WM. {1920, and er, and also with Dris.. 1920 to W. M. Cruikshank. He was mustered | lSighth out in 1919 and re-entered the Dis- | Marcus, trict Guard in 1921 as major of en-|formerly mineers, being promoted to colone on the organization of the resiment 1 February. He also ix division |in engineer of the 29th Division. on the staff of Maj. Gen. Stephan. He was|in in command of the District toard troops at Camp Humphreys in the Summer of 1921 and at Camp Simms in 1922 and 1923, He is now at Fort Humphreys. Va.. in command of the annual encampment of the 121st Ik wineers, Medical Corps, and 29th Mit- itary Police Company of thé District rd. the 121st ing drum ot holds a of Costetlo Joseph 15, Hanley, northwest, formerly mujor Post, Finance 19 street 153 ilke, 4 the Lngincer Band re-enlisted last week. Company B. Ralph 8. Childs: seph L. ncent H. Williams, quarters 1920, enli Ira D. W Itz, 701 The guardsmen at Fort Humphreys | are making an enviable record t vear. A large number of recruits cnlisted just before the resiment left | ston, Washington, but they ve not re- | west, ded the work of the experienced |Camp uardsmen in any way. havins taken | up their duties with enthusiasm. |uy Army field After « week of training it is diffi- | John J.- Ryan. * out the recruits from | past. n @ G | dis-harged experience. There last- | since Leen a minute rush recruiting stations | Guard Service: to annual encampments, but | street northwest: Years recruiting was heavier| Company C. 326th than ever bef Many of those en- | talion, listing are ex-service men, however The following enlisted in the com- | tol stree Panies indicated just before the regi- | Guard during 1922 and 1 ment left for camp: with Company Headquarters and commanded by Capt Walter L. Ferficld, resarded as one sicians in the. band ond re- and University, durin 3 9 rnest Nineteenth the Medical Long 01 of Upton, 1246 1 early last John Paul Field tional : Robert first street Company D, 234 1 Travi ‘ex., from to July, 1921 idney MeLean, Va of the best mu- This is his. sec- istment. Leo J. Re street northeast, a me Company ¢ Ohio National Guard dur ed by Capt. and United 3 s ] rnest J. Corps during the wa F. Storke. §30. 1 street northeast: John | . Carroll. Franklin avenuc. Capitol | southwes John W Heights (re-enlisted). a member ot | Quebce place northw the Quartermaster Corps Band at | King. jr, 2 Camp Meigs ‘during 1918, enlisting | northeast; OROROROI Morx: the & % 20 9 KO30X0: The Famous Illinois-Sterling For Only $1 Down and $1 a Wee for iy fumeus 17 jewel watch in 20-yr. gold filled case. Many styles to select from at 5 OO GXY: < = ~ == OX03 KOXOXOXE Engineers in has re-enlisted each year since, be- the band, and|R. imilar position in the band | 4, American Legion; 2120 of Company B. Regular Arm Quartcrmaster: Cory Department from Seitz, 1 Charles Walter C. northwest; Adams street northwest, with the United States Jn- gincers’ Band from 1910 to 1913; Ua S Twelfth street southeast. | e District of Columbia Pand from 1909 to 1916, and enlisted commanded First Battalion, Hayre, Capitol Heights. Md Maple avenu listed in Head- | A Company in ted in Company B last year; Nineteénth 7 northwest..a member of the student Army training camp at Washington Lexington, Va F. Joh street Detachment. Island, N. Y. | from March, 191%, to June, 1919, and clerk during street enlisted in Company B in 192 year member of the March, 2120 H ignal Bat- gnal Corps, during 1918 and 1919: Warren A. Slee, 716 Jast Capi- with the Arizon; A, District Guard from 1 . Edwards, northwest, fantry, November. 121st Engineers. William F. Jorgen- Lohman, 1507 D street .-in naval militia from 191% to 1917 John C. Andreau; 800 F street Miller, Robert W. Bladensburg H. Brown, THE Seventh street Southeast, Helghts. Company D, commanded by Capt. muel R. Turner: Pvt. Irving C. Taylor, 2030 Nichols avenue South- east, Congress Helghts, a member of Company C since 1921 and transferred to Company D upon formation in April, 1922, re-enlisted. Raymond Kdwards, 1360 Potomac avenue outheast: Frederick P. Hulvey, 3208 ifth street southeast. Company commanded by SMlarcnce S. Shields: Sergt. Roy L. Longanecker, Berwyn, Md, three years in the District National Guard nd four vears in United States Ma- rine Corps: Larle G. Whecler, 137 Twelfth street southeast; Wallace D. s'mpkins, 1736 G street northwest. a member of the High School Cadets and Reserve Officers’ Training Corps; les B. Douglas, 148 Thirteenth treet southeast: William D, Putnam, Garrett Park, Md., four years in High Scheol Cadets; William IS, Chenault, 503 Alabama avenue southeast, Con- Capt | gress Helghts: Robert W. Dick, 1620 Jo- (R street northwest; Julius Morrls, 121 G _street northwest, one yeal C. M. T. C.; Milton' H. Hinson, 718 abama avenue southeast, Congress Heights; William P. O'Ready, 221 A stroet southeast, formerly of the 4th South Dak Infantry on Mexican order, 1st South Dakota Cavalry and 103th United States Engineers; Ver- den A. Sawvyer, 1736 G street north- west: Raymond Haney, 3401 Twenty-sixth street northcast: Ber- nard P. Sollers, 2918 Nichols avenue sutheast, Congress Heights. Medical détachment, commanded by Maj. George J. Allen: John P. Mo | fett, 3401 "N street northwest, 29th Military Police Company, commanded and_has|by Lieut. Raymond Peak: Aquillia Coast | M. Smith, 245 Fourteenth place north- east; Herbert M. Kelser, 231 Kour- teenth street northeast; James L. Pumphr 234 Fourteenth street northeast; Sergt. Lloyd L. Gibson re enlisted in Com B and the fol- National | lowing re-cnli; in Com « and for- | Sergt. John L. . Sergt. John of | A. Schricker and Cook Lemuel O. 20 | Fletcher. ¢ 508 with Camp 1930, Congress 1920, and H street Capt. from Infantry 1924, and by street north- 191 north- Johnson, A large number of the national guardsmen attended the annual ban- quet of former members of Company C. 1215t Engineers, District National Guard, held Wednesday night und auspices of the C Compa ssocia- tion. Lieut. Col. Harry E. Gladman acted as toastmaster and speeches were made by several officers and men of the association. A report was read from Col. Frank road | . Cochen, chief of staff. 3d Corps 2914 | Area Headquarters, concerning the com- 769 EBRBRECY We're Continuing Our Great Offer For ' Fifteen More Days HL'NDREDS of people have proclaime; 1” Sale the outstanding diamond and watch opportunity You still have a half a month in which to secure any article or articles worth up to $50 for $1 DOWN and $1 A 'WEEK! You may never again find it so easy to own a beautiful diamond or a handsome watch—so do not fail to take advantage of this offer before it expires! Any Article or Articles Up to $50 for $1 Down in years! - | Moor SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., AUGUST annual Federal inspection of Company C made last March by Maj. R. F. Fowler, Regular Army instructor of the regiment of engineers at Phila- delphia, in which the company was praised fof the ‘showing made. The general inspection report was rated as “very satlsfactory,” and particular mention was made of the class of personnel composing the company. the morale, the drill efficlency, mili- tary courtesy and the general pro- ficlency and appearance of the or- ganization. ‘The company records were commented upon as being kept above the average of the National Guard organizations, Staff Sert. Wil- fred E. Garlick being responsible for this phase of the company organiza- tion. Cadet John R. Burns, who won his tment to West Point as a mem- of .Company C, was present. Cudets A. . Bowers, Arthur A. Ru- pert and Hamilton Hunter have been appointed to West Point from this company in recent years. Plans for the part that the Com- pany C Association is to take in the MobRization duy parade were out- lined and organization of base ball und other athletic teams to repre- sent the compuny in the athletic nts of the regiment during the| annual encampment were made. Capt. Willlam F. Jorgensen is commander of Company . A veteran ussoclation, to be known 3d District of Columbla Infantry, [ Volunteers of 1916 and 1917, recently |organized at the National Guard Ar- | | mory, with temporary officers as fol- lows: Henry Loveless, commander; Frank R. Helse, senfor vice com: mander; Sam Berlin, junior vice com- mander; Robert D. Trussell, quarters master: Lee A. Burlinsky, adjutant; H. J. Drury, sergeant major: B. Wrenn, quartermaster serg Thomus J. Murray, bugler, color scrgeant | The associa n will composed of officers and enlisted men who swered the President's call in and again in 1917, in the World War. This organization will not be con- nected with any other veteran organ- ization, inasmuch as it Is composed entirely of men who served in the 3d Infantry, National Guard, District of Columbla, The 3d Infantry has long since passed into history, as its mem- bers were transferred to several di- visions in France during the World War. About 1,200 men are eligible for membership. The next meeting will be held August 22, at the ar- mory. & (11N 05 650 =Tl GEBBLE % % “Your Promise To Pay Is Good With Kay” ROXOXOXOTOI % d this Great “50 for & & Up to '$1.00 DOWN 3 ssortment of the latest Jies lu;:n'n: Solid_gold and goid filled cases. 15-joweled guarantesd move- meats, Pay §1 down and $1 & woek for any watch up to $50. $12.95—and Up Our Guarantee on a Watch Means—A New Movement if the One Delivered to You Fails to Give Service. Sl 2y ;\,\\\\\‘\&\Q\\‘\\‘\\'\hmmmzx, We Guarantee Everything “Your Promise to Pay Is Gaod With Kay” Every diamond guaranteed. Blue-white and perfect cut. Cholos _of many w! ‘mountings. ook pays the balance. QXXX _$50 for S ol - We Sell XXX XY R X IOR R0 2| 48c Plain Color 39-in. 5| CHIFFON VOILES as the Regimental Association of the | g Fancy Cretonne 2 Indestructible Pearls S| Yard-Wide Organdy 4135¢ Onyx Mercerized 5][19c Women’s Fine <(CURTAIN SCRIM INo. Zi—With This Goupon Only H|No. 29.—With Thix Coupon Only. 17, 1924—PART 1. No. 1—With Thix Coupon Only 25c Underwear PLISSE lsc Excellent quality in white, pink CREPE. . . .. or blue for gowns, bloomers, step- 98¢ white, fiine, sheer 25¢ in full piece, No. 3~—~With Thix Coupon Only. $2 and $2.50 Full-Fashioned Onyx Pure Silk Hose Newest hades and black or ]| weight. slight substand No. 3.—With_Thix Coupon Only. Beautiful quality, mercerized finish, Al the ‘wanted colors. —With Thix Coupon Only. $5 Double Bed, Genuine 49 Novelite BEDSPREADS — In stripes or plaids, neatly colored. or all white; lengths 0 _and 100 inches? to use ax_holsters. 25¢ Yard-Wide patterns. Beauti- 89c necklaces, Light or dark grounds. in neat fully_calored for_draperies. cishions_etc No. 7—With Thix Coupon Only. $1.50 Sterling Silver Clasp No. S—With Thix Coupon Only. 59¢ Yard Wfile, Cotton and 3 5 C In street and evening shades, fine, sheer grade, high No. 9.—With Thisx Coupon Only. $2.50 Mother’s Pride $1 49 NAINSOOK 10 Yds. for A= This famous grade, closely woven, woft finish, yard- No. 10.—With This Coupon Only. 39¢ Fine, Sheer, Transparent, l 8 c No. 11.—With Thix Coupon Only. 1 9 Children’s Socks C & e Plain colors with fancy combinations, urnover tops. Perfect. All_sizes. No. —With Thisx Coupon Only. $1 Women’s Swiss Ribbed Jumbo Union Suits Fine aquality yarn, made with tubular top and No. 13.—With Thix Coupon Only. RIBBED VESTS l lc ‘Women's Gauze Cotton Vests, taped neck and arm- Ihcles. Sizes 35 to 44. Perfect. No. 14—~With This Coupon Only. $175 Yard-Wide Mirror $1 .19 SILK CREPE = : A beautiful, Tew fall dress fabric, Nile. gold. cocos, black. ete. sray, No. 15~With This Coupon Only. 59c Finely Woven, Fiber 35c S|Silk Stripe Madras Closely wven. shirting or dress Madras, in pretty patterns and useful iengths. |No. 16—With Thisx Coupon Only. 19c Yard-Wide l 0 c with wide open-work borders. No. 17~—With This Coupon Only. 39c New Patterns l 9 c No. 18~—With Thisx Coupon Only. $5 Esmond, Jacquard $ 3 .55 Two-In-One Blankets e New 1024 patterns, each blanket in a box in pretty colored patterns for double beds. No. )~~With This Coupon Only. 59¢ Boys’ and Girle' 7% 3 5 c Full mercerized qualit: ribbed to the toe, with col- No. 20—With This Coupon Only 35c Amoskeag 32-Inch 1 8 c new Fall patterns, in jacquard and overplaids, b 1—With s Coupon Only $1.65 18x18 Hemmed .05 RED STAR DIAPERS, Doz., 4 =— Thix famous hrand of birdeve Diapers, absorbent and No. 22—With Thix Coupon Only 5150 81x90 Perfect 9"? C Full bleached, finished with 3-inch hem; of excellent grade_shecting cotton. 39c Yard Wide 1 9 c High-luster, satiny-finish Sateen, in black and a full line of colors. Useful lengths. No. 24—With This Coupon Only 59c Yard Wide 39 . Two-Tone Ratine C For Fall and Winter dresses for women, misses or chil- | BABY BLANKETS ODC Perfect grade, each in a box; pink or blue grounds, with new 1924 nursery designs. No. 26—With This Coupon ORIy $1.98 Double Bed Size BEDSPREADS Full bleached, crochet-weave Marseille_designs. 0. 27—With This Coupon Bedspreads, in 25¢c. Yard Wide NAINSOOK 21/2(! , fine count, for infants’ wear and underwear. $1.59 40-Inch All Silk CREPE DE CHINE 89C Two-thread cuality, in all the best street and evening 25¢ 27-Inch Bleached DdMET Mm 15¢ Heavy double fleeced quality, soft finish, full bleached; neat 0. 28.—With Thisx Coupon Only. 3 On No Other Day, Anywhere, Are Prices Lower Than in This Sale! KAuFrMA HARRY Plaid or plain colors, some silk ined. Size ¢ No. 35.—With This Coupon Women’s $25 and $29.75 High Class Coats One extra i 2 High Lo_Fleeces, size ._and_one_Berkshire Tlaid, wize 1%: silk lined. No. 36.—WIith Thix Coupon Only. $ 1316-1326 7th St. N.W. No. 30.—~With This Coupon Only. $1 Jiffy Made 59 VOILE BLOUSES C A waist length of 40-inch voile, stamped, all ready for e oy Girls’ $2 to $4 51 ORGANDY DRESSES $598 Jersey or Flannel $1 .98 SPORT JACKETS == T T CoutroaOmTS" Children’s $5 All-Wool $ CLOTH COATS Women’s $15 to $20 FINE COATS ‘ $13:8 40 and .6 Women’s $10 to $15 Just 21 in this lot, suitable for wear now and early No. 37.—With This Coupon Only. Women’s $10.98 Fine Just 3 in the lot. 1 rose, 1 hine and 1 brown. 3855 2oty 0 Hvar 'bargaine. well made! Girls’ $6 Pongee $3 .99 o Fe—With This Coupon Onl>. 18 No. 30.—With This Coupon Only. 98 Sandals and Oxfords c “Tan all-leather strap slippers lvnd oxfords for boys and No. 41.—With This Coupon Only. Regular 32 Values Women's hlack kid two-strap house or street slippers, e T e Regular $1.69 Boys’ Lace s Athletic Shoes e hahont wesrSizce 11 to ¢ and No. 413.—With This Coupon Only. 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Misses’ 49¢ Fancy 68 Crepe Bloomers, 3 pairs, c well pLite, pink or Tach fancy embossed Crepe Bloomers; o, St b o Childrens Ginghao or Voile Dresses No. GT—With Thix Conpon—omie Infants’ Long or Short 49 WHITE DRESSES C ‘m\:j;l:‘l:”f;r r":'\‘bh» of fize count, soft-finish nainsook; band N BN.—With ix Coupon . Women’s 'Sl ?e‘m\(y fieckonu 49 c Made of fancr embossed crepe or fancy flowered crepe: R 1 = showing border 72.—~With Thisx Coupon $12 75 Alexander Smith's Sons' wool ' - 73—With Thix Coupon Only. $3.98 Smith’s Ardsl el No. 76.—~With Thix Coupon Only. S e b 19¢ Yard-Wide PERCALE, 4 Yards 49¢ No. 790.—~With Thisx Coupon Only. 29 No. 80.—~With Thix Coupon Only. New arrivals from New York, just unpacked, latest Choice of Any $2 to $4 i me S50 . No, 83—With Thisx Coupon Only. 45 durability and wearing quality of N $20 9x12 Room Size n_pssorted patterns and e rusels rugs, $6 Linen Fringed 50 E | ey $9).69 5~~With Thix Coupon Only. 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Size 22x40, n 2 to 10 yard lengths.