Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1925, Page 38

38 CAMP DATE CHOSEN FOR LOCAL CADETS High School Contingent to Train at Camp Simms, Beginning June 22. The annual encampment of Washington High School Cadets will be held at Camp Simms, in Congress Heights, from 22 to July 6. it was announced today Lieut. Col. Wallace M. Craigie, U. sor of military science the high sc The camp has been loaned the school military horities by Maj. Gen. Anton Stephan. com mander of the District militia, and Brig. ‘Gen. Lloyd M. Brett, adjutant Camp Accommodations Limited. As the maximum accommodations at the camp are limited to 200, Col Craigie has as maximum quota to the various senior and junior high sche The failure of any school to enroll its maximum qQuota will result in the filling of that school's assignment with the over enrollment at other schools. The enrollment as fellows: Central, a_minimum of and a maximum of 50: McKinley num of 15 and a maximum of 30 ., Western and Business, ea and a_maximum of ) Hine, Columbia and | Langley Junior High Schools, each a | minimum of 5 and a maximum of 10. | The senior high schools also will be permitted to send two commi: officers each as assistant milita structors. Outlines Purpose in View. purpose of the encampment ined, is to give the ncrease their Y d tac- 1 to prepare themselves to suc- hold the higher grades in the Corps, and at the same time have a beneficial as well as a pleas- ant outing at small expense. All cadets who have completed two se- mesters of cadet service in either the senior or junior high schools and all | members of the band are eligible to attend camp. The schedule of instruction includes daily phy al exercise under the supervision of a medical officer, short period of drill with rifle and saber, tac- tical walks and terrain exercise game solutions, swimming under the »n of competent instructors, lessons in giving commands, 1 lessons for members of the band, practical instruction in cere- | monies, interior guard duty and out post duty, fectures on courte: pline, manly principles, leadership, \ citizenship and its obligations and du- ties, duties of cadet officers, obsérva- tion and its value in civilian or mili- tary life, topography and map read- ing, personal hygiene and first aid. | All Eligibles Invited. “It is desired that ail eligible cadets | make application to attend camp,” | sald Col. Craigie. “Inability to attend, | however, will in no way affect the chances of any eligible cadet for ap- June by The, Col Cadet the | gned a minimum and | as been allocated | “urnu- | appointed camp phy TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. | Nationar— spring Cleaning.” com v Matinee at 2:20 p.m. vaudeville, at |2:15 ana 8 Earle — Maccabee weck, vaudeville, i from 1 to 11 p.m. How Come?” all-colored medy, 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Parents Peopl musical c Palace B 3 the West,” . 7:30 and feart of a continuous from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Rialto—"T'll Show You at 11:30 a.m., 1 9:45 p.m. Ti 7:50 and One | 745 [, Ambassador | 20 L2 l‘ulral Year to Li nd 9:30 p.m. “Idle Tongues,” and 10:05 p.m. he Price of Pleasure,” . 6:30, 8 and 9:30 p.m. ".at 2315, at at added instructiol they will receive. | As this unit ually furnishes « large number of cadets of eligible age (17 years or who will become 17 by December 31 of the candidates for the citize military training camps, we find a considerable | number of cadets who are under the required age for admittance to the | C. M. T. who are desirous of attending |a training camp of some sort. Our | cadet camp appears to fill this want well as functioning A _preparatory training MU DG those cade (e T amp, assisted by Majs. John ¢ Donovan and Alexander W. Maish; William Judkins, Band Leader Trometre. ylor . while J. R. Gibson will serve his third term as commissary chieftain. Rifle instrug tion will be in charge of J. W. Crock- ett The entire cost for the camp will be $14 for each cadet. Applications with he entrance fee, Col. Craigie an- ounces, must be in the hands of Maj. Maish at Central High School by June 17. - ———— Operation of de luxe trains between Madrid, Spain, and the seaports and frontiers is being considered. Mt.Vernon Chair Car de Luxe Service $1.50 Stopping OF Tn ALEXANDRIA To visit Christ Church and Washirg- ton’s Lodgeroom 10 a.m., 2 pm, Guide ard Lecturer. From Mid-City Terminal 12th St. and Pa. Ave. N.W. Phone Reservations, Main 397 Regular Service Every Half Hour. 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Round Trip, 90 Cents Mount Vernon open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mount Vernou Not Open on Sunday| pointment to cadet officer or non-com- | ioned officer, nor prevent him | n taking the regular qualifying ex- | amination in military science and tac- | tics at the opening of school in the | Fall for cadet officer. ! Attendance at camp will give the| cadets no advantage over those who | wre unable to attend except in thel Ten cool hours for a nickel! xTTONAT, ELECTRICAT, SUPPEZECO, Electrical Supplies Automotive Supplies Radio Suppli 1328-1330 NewYork Ave: saarses THE HOME ELECTRIC SHOP s:1:eu Washington-Virginia Railway Co ent year) as | aigie will be in direct charge | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDN ISDAY, NAMED BY MIZRACHI. Officers Are Elected by Zionist Or- ganization. _ The Zionist Mizrachi organization held its annual meeting last week at the Congregation, Fourteenth and Euclid streets. Morris Garfinkel, dele- gate to the Mazrachi convention in Cleveland, gave a report of proceed- ings. The result of the election was as follows: President, B. Hoffenber; first vice president, M. Garfinkel: se ond vice president, M. Wecksler; re: . E. Garfinkel; secretary, J. Executive committee—Rabbis G. Sil- verstone and M. A. Horwitz, S. Rod, S. Wecksler, S Levenson and J. $29,372.77 SUIT FILED. Contractors Ask to Enforce Me- chanics’ Lien on Theater. i lien of 9,372.77 on the * at ortheast corner Thirteenth 3 streets northwest, was filed ¢ in the District Supreme Court S E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. —at our store when sou need blank books. ways a bik stock. 1 DeliciousHome Made Candics E _ POLLY TRENT CANDY CD._ T19-13 st. >< 1013 E. s¢. XHIBIT | OF TOYS Our first toy exhibit. For whole. salers only. Held on 2nd floor GARRISON’S Wholesale Toy_and Novelty Co., Inc. 914 N.V JOHN, B. COCHRAN, THOS ¥ mrx“ President V. P. and Cashly ial business and savings ac- counts specialized and solicited. Resources Over $5,000,000 | We have a limited number of Stone | Mountain Memorial Half Dollars for distribution as long as they last. Monthly statement of accounts rendered FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION METAL SAVINGS BANKS, INCULCATE THE SPIRIT OF WE_HAVE HANDSOME WHICH | THRIFT. FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK Tenth St., at Penna. Ave. N.W.‘ Branch 1111 Connecticut Avenue Look for this G-E dealers’ to better eveyy business Keep workers cool—and you keep them interested. Keep customers cool—and you keep them coming. theatre cool—and you keep it crowded. Everywhere—every hour of the summer day —G-E Fans bring in an outdoor breeze—and keep everybody cool! THERE IS A DEALER IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ~—PATRONIZE HIM! - Wholesale Distributors Ma Phone Fan Girl in windows. Keep your restaurant or ! chinery Supplies Main 6800 b¥ Cozzens Bros., contractors, against A. Julian Brylawski, Aaron Brylawski and the C¢ ‘osmos _Theater Co. The con- tractors, May 2 last, filed their lien against the property, declaring the amount sought to be the balance due under a contract for materials fur- nished to the extent of $131,596.80. The plaintiffs ask for the sale of the Property to satisfy their lien. MT. VERNON Steamer Charles Macalester Leaves Tth 8t. Whart 10 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. Round Trip, 8bc. Admission, 25¢ ONE' PAIR OF EYES —must lastl through life. Nek- lect has been cost Iy to many Consult our op- tometrists for sc- curate advice. M. A. LEESE °7500 o> 712 11th Street ANY people wh old and weas nevertheless forced continue the daily i of work. se They Falled to Vm-m for Old Age. ro you_ flxtd “for ac- Small Initial Payment Lincoln_Ten Get It At Gibson's Where Y our Dollars Have More Cents Lunch With Us Tomorrow All Sandwiches.. 10c Hot Coffee Pies and Cake, per slice. . 10¢ Ice Cream Cone Ice Cream Soda. ..10c Near Beer . 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