Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1925, Page 32

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 7, 1925—PART 1. officers at headquarters for special|year. The present allo NAVAL RESERVE. soma hazard to the undertaking, but| \WILL SALVAGE SHIPS. |®ent to the bottom of the Mediterra- rates of fare from the camp srounds | purposes is $10,000 a Assurance that the United States|he didn’t believe that the vessel would nean by German submarines during | &t Virginia Beach, Va., to the resort|hardly enough to maintain one-half [ Degtroyer Allen would be commis-|FUR into any serious storms. = | proper. The officials of the road also | the units authorized for the National “and sald that they now were considering [ Guard of the Distriet of Columbia. the question of putting into effect special excursion rates from the camp | eyt The « (ulations of Maj. Gen.|from serseant to top sergeant of the | zrounds to Norfolk, during the period Anton Stephan, commanding the Dis-| 29th Military Police Company was an- | that the District National Guard is T the World War. The transport had sioned and sent here for the use as| He spoke most reassuringly of get-|Japanese Divers Leave for Medi-|on board gold bullion valued at a training ship of the Naval Reserve |Hng a destrover for the District. He $500,000. £ of the District of Columbin was prae. |Pointed out that Baltimore had its eyve | terranean to Raise Transport. The Japanese will attempt also to LeRoy S. Mann, Coast Ar-|tieally given by Commander J. A.|OR the Eagle o6 to repluce the BUN | o, o ;pondence of the Associated Press. Siyape the Brifar lines Byl wtlch tillery, National Guard of the District | Schofleld, when he spoke at the an.|boat Cheyenne, now there as training | "0 W00, 70 g7 47 oy’ o¢| WAS sunk by sumarines near Mar of Columbia, has filed with headquar- [nual dinner of the Naval Reserve |ShiD. He poited out that it was well| . oPeCh B0% B e Hers, ex. | Seilles with $1,000,000 abroad. trict of Columbia Milit bave been nounced this week by Lieut. Raymond [there for its annual encampment ters a report of his course of study at | Officers’ Assoclation of the District of | KnOWn at the Navy Department that pe&, to leave luo% hr; Port Sald to T T forwarded to Cor lv»w Herbert \||V\\u.‘ :( I ol, ”I“(\.m'x;;l\:.t;\):l:nfiuc.‘:‘hls n\:|‘1‘ll\e g —— the Army Chemical Warfare School |Columbia held Wednesday night at the the Ll:u:ledsfi was lthe,lre'l:l ma.h;]l;‘,l‘r::g engage In salvaging the government| Don’t kick a strangs dog just to find Company A, ergt. Bal s a Maj. Walter W. Burns and his de- |at Edgewood Arsenal, Md. Wardman Park Hotel. There had|Vessel and was in better col et Yaiis Muvic vhich was!out whothe: he'ls gora netared Regiment of Engi b e fliell(’d\’d Ross, Jr. | tachment of coast artillerymen from | been some doubt that the department | the SJ1% ot stlisjiothen cagle boats'in neers, upon his s Or ‘Sootianditast: fyea this city who went to Jeffersonville, 3 e o rould d ds wi phich o~ piit | SomELsion, TS o 110 9th Military Police Company gave a | "lling kitchens arrived safely Thurs: | \htain a suitable armory for the Na. |Schofleld said that some of the work [ that the plans for the use of the re Hional Guard of urprise party in honor of thetr for. | 1a¥. With the detachment was Lieut.| jonal Guard of the District of Colum. |on her had already been authorized. |5€rve in time of war provided for the District of| ooy Nergeant Rossat the Frank. | Georse W. Lane, 121st Engineers is requested in a letter sent last | The meeting was presided over by |their orders indirectly to destroyer Columbia to enter| g e el Wedn iy who went there for the purpose of by Maj. Gen. Stephen to Com- |Lieut. H. J. Nichols, president of the |duty immediately on the outbreak of the United Stutes : e TR« Biant e bringing back printing equipment for wsioner Cuno H. Rudolph. The let |local association. When Lieut. Comdr. | VaT, and that the assignment of e Military Academy ! ol “““;_- e Corapany: i he use of the local National Guard. er follows: i W. Jones, who commanded the|destroyer Allen here was in accord- at West Point on Daniel B. Lloyd were — ‘Referring to the proposed memorial [ Eagle 56 this year on her first cruise | NCe with a policy definitely laid b an s N The following enlistments in_the [ irmory for the National Guard of the | which was the first forelgn cruise ot |[d0MI. 0/ W f0 0 e r to Col =24 R - e : = | he was ‘glad to see that the Navy De- Y . spent Friday afternoon on the rifle |ported: Alva H. Strawmyer, 1321 M u will use your good offices to [he praised in the highest terms the| % Fo8 BICE 10 280 Tine o6 R tly v g ‘amp S v 0 W “or 9 ve t cov e ¢ vor cel en on that mann, command Eange ak camp NS, L o Cmuany B, Eepman A Lo cOveriig e ecenfion (08| Wik GO cip ofee ANt e o matters in the light that naval reser. O, Dialesrair: TREA Sttt oot h a_memorial included in the Dis- |cruise. He sald they did excellent |™ - ,/ I l ing the Enzincer SELE ¢ Corpl.. Wils . Wilmot was | west, by T GHAIA T B t of Columbia_estimates for the |worl at target practice, and was in-[Vists had seen them for years. ge IS our Ol I le EBiment divectins i iwarded the prize of $5 for bringing | 1346 Fairmont street, headquarters |fAi%cal year 1927. You no doubt recall |formed by a regular naval officer that | ¢Xpressed the beliet that the depart: him to extend the in the greatest number of recruits to |and service company; Hen J.| he bills which were introduced in the | the local contingent had done the best | Ment’s attitude was ‘“’°“g mA :l‘:em}'. comgratulations to HERBERT MILWIT. | 4 5o \Faiio Fpolice Company dur- | Krumm, Jr.. 1313 Buchanan street, | 3¢nate and House of Representatives |shooting on the nuval target range ai | the strong *";"";:f“*‘h“’;mle“commu_ Sai il {ing the week. The following men en. | headquarters and service company. r authorizing this armory and | Tangier Sound for a long time. ouy fight :made by the Imost risked l ln- rOO It is requested,” s the letter s a result of his effo h = 3 lure of the proposed legislation | During the cruise, he sald, he real |tee of local officers who almosf ait [ . that the congratulations & Bows Louis A. Dent, ir., Pat- | Lieut. Col. Harry E. Gladman, ex. |17 £058 due to the statement by the |ized that as a sea faring man of more [ thelr commissions to place the facts wishes of headquarters ex- |4 ot 5 p budget bureau that the project was not |than 30 years experience, that th: |before the department. 9 tended to Corpl. Milwit " I is hoped I Hiliigan, ic, Sbect 1 Sgutitve officer of the 121st Regiment (inciuded in the President's Zagle 56 was not a good boat for| The dinner was concluded with The hot rays of the sun are just e will be able to maint ik Jos peon 4 I ineers, and chalrman of the | tor construction in the Distric deep sea work. He practically con |music —and enterta t by . standard which he has se Abadie. All of these men, according | milita affairs committee of the [Columbia. Effort is being made do,,‘,m,,, this type of vessel for thi: | Hawaiian dancer. as hard on your home as winter ing for admission to the United | to Lieut. Peak. are six feet o | \Vashington Board of Trade, has been | show the President that this project |sort of work, and only, he said, be - o gales—perhaps more so, unless it i e oan and they have either a high school | asked by Maj. € Al ! > is protected by good paint! Military Police Company | '21st Regiment of Engineers were re | District of Columbia, 1 will apprectate [the District Reservists since the war, it if ) 1 = oallage - adicatlo % . d no way concerned with the [cause of his experience. He told the for and obtain the com n the | OF college education. ter, to have that or; tion take up | United States building project and is |oficers that he was heart ana sou:| CASTLE’S 2-TON CARPET United States Arn ) { 2 =, H = ' new arm- | purely a Diswrict of Columbia propo- |with them in their efforts to get the = L 5= st Ml Hilee s e S0 e it finon Sestrover here, and he said ne te| MAKES CLEANING A TASK \'ml-':} b s 1 Police Company to Company C, 1218t | with a view to establishing the point I have recently seen a copy of the |quite confident that the local unit was P T AL s gineers that the proposal made last year for |\etler Which vou forwarded to Gen.|in ev way capable of taking SUCh| i orrespondence of the Associsted Press 3 — : . s T | Lord last February, indorsing the |a vessel to any part of the world. As - s ‘ 5 [13 3 . . duty as inspector-i v > 5. Jensen, itlst Engl|gn *TRoty qoes nat Invalve its erec: | 5rgject and b aine appreciate your |to that statement, he said he made no Sh e e LD ur( :O 1felon al nt‘ tional Guard of the District . o ot the rd rifle | phr PR f ’T"" enurely. | offorts in our behalf. 1 am confident |reservation, mental or otherwise. Hig 1 the Spring cleahing jobs in €T bia, is to be relieved from this duty |ienr 1 obtaining some | JUL Off the Same basis that other X | ihat if concerted action can be secured | re c replied to by Lieut. S.|the houses of royalty, that at Wind- by the War Depurtment at thte con |y o T the rifle.team before it | Benses of the District of Columbia are | a4 If SpRcSrted action can e secured | rems J. &) sor Castle is the most difficult be- ’ eluston of the training e r e r es at Camp | " : : hat our armory will be a fact. As|. C Schofield then was_in-|cause of & two-ton carpet which cov- should be applied now—because there are Virginia Beach, Va il They must t the same time it was pointed out | vou have no doubt read in the papers, | troduced as the man who was to com. | €rs the floor of = 2 S . before fired [ that th urgency for nvention Hall, which has been used [mand the vessel on the most ambiti | her. “"d“""“"l‘ :")‘) ‘}‘:am taken out- many hot days ahead for Washington. v at t Hon s Under the rules | ction. as nvention Hall has b v drill purposes by us, has been sold |ous cruise of the reserve this y 2 | doors and beaten by - “ 0 e P e Stated Army ng - G S ew " tmen on' the | t0ld and 1 to be turned intc ntemplated by the new |30-day cruise to the West Indles. The | The Waterloo Chamber i used as Murco” forms a protlectne cm\irmg that's Tumphreys, Vi 5 o] it can enter the matches. 5 wr ¥ hey will turn the build- |fact that he had.recommended it |the al dining room dur acot | roof against Old Sol. Use “Murco” now be assigned here to relieve 1 hl. | There are plenty of fine marksmen in |USe of this for a 1g into a reation center, which wills| Lieut. Nichols said, was indicative of when King George and Queen P! & R Col. George F. Baltzell, assis ¥ < : ey are barred be.|%hould its use be cut off there leprive us of its use. This will indeed confidence and high regard he had | Mary make Windsor their headquar- and save costly repair bills later on. t ’ but they a arred be the 4 0 of the Militis 1. wro he | T hern “members of & | N0 other suitable place for the indoor |be a ha p and will necessitate a [for the unit which he ommands. " A force of about 60 men is re- . National Guard here sayi A s e omal: ek | training of the guard. materia) change ifi our Dresent Operat | o Lo oranaer Senofein oais Stat helquired to carry the massive carpet Anderson would be ava e dy jus of making the team | It is understood,” says the I ng conditions. recalled that this was an ambitious | doWwnstairs to the lawn Tt is 80 on July 15, and Gen. § \re requested to report to Lieut. Jen- | ‘that Convention Hall, which has “The of the commissioners in |undertaking, and he said that he had |feet long and 40 feet wide and was E J MURPH\/ CO diatel) te and, requested his as |<en at the ange, Congress [available to us at a very nominal |the past in behalf of the National|decided upon it only after much|Woven in India by nn!’:‘"" S Sere . o 1 =y 1”[’ glenment. Tt is exnected Helghts, D. C., § ay’ atternoons | tental for drill purposes. has heen |Guard of the District of Columbia fs | thought and after conferences with | Who were engaged on the task seven ; he and Lieut. Pohl will be at V i | o1 Sunday mornings, or at the armory [30ld and will be remodeled for v | deeply appreciated and I only request |officers in the Navy Department who | Vears 2 Beach with *he local guard s ki atis purposes, which will deprive the Na- |that the same whole-hearted and gen- | were thoroughly familiar with West e 710 12th St. N. W. Main 5280 . 10T tional Guard of its use. It is dificult |erous support which has been received | [ndian waters at this time of the| The newer a man's watch the The promotion of Ralph F. Bartley | Success has met the efforts of the | to find a suitable drill hall at $1,000 a in the past be continued.” vear. He admitted that there was oftener he has to consult it. The Hub, Seventh and D Sts. This Is Home Furnishing Week And Here’s How The Hub Is Doing Its Part in Making It Easy for You! 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