Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1925, Page 70

10 THE SUNDAY STAR, 2, 1925—PART 3. . !lh-t your recommendation will pro-|cured for 17 units still to be organ-| yVide for adequate armory facilities. |ized. ! |An armory was recently constructed | “It ix npt equipped with recrea- | they are qualified in every other re- { spect. The instructions also prescribe | that the consent of wife or waiver of SPANISH WAR VETERANS Army and Navy News iman-»agp by the major general com { mandant is not required for enlist {by Pennsylvania for one battalion of [tional facilities, which are so neces ] i 3 - — - {ment n clusses 4 or 6 or assignment {Fleld Artillery at a cost of $700,000.|sary to maintain a hizh morale in|; A0 "M'f";"";";_'d""n"":fi‘li"::y‘ meat- e g The taff of the 20th Natlonal fappointment from the Maryland Sen-|eXclysive of the ground. Our organ-|the organization: Is in Door Tepalr| taimment In Jamiars in conneminn By M. H. Mclntyre. Twenty-nine line officers of the | Guard Division, composed of the |ator, it was safd. j1zatlon comprises approximately efght |and is located in a section of the city | With Pettit Auxiliary, to complete 1he United States Nuvy composed the [ militia of this ecity, Maryland and e | times as many units as a battalion of | Which is not conducive to the proper | work planned on this occasiom. De: | Navy line officers’ class, instruction| Virginia, and commanded by Maj. »"; officers’ rifle team of the Hala aseiice A " |development of the District of (o- | partment Comdr. Belknap and Comdr. f ARMY. mandant of the school, also briefly [ in which began at the Chemical War- Gen. Anton ,C:fl:fefl'h:" e Guanl e |t smiey |umbia allotment of this important | Shomette of Miles Camp spoke nn With the approaching retirement | addressed the class. fare School, Edgewood Arsenal. Md., Stephan, keld one | [ymphreys. Voo to n rifie mateh, The | The project has the indrosement of | branch of the national defense. | recruiting. Past Department Comdr. of Aas. Gen. Harre Tavior. chief of| The Regular Army officers com-fon November 16, and which will con gt Its: porioalba) | duls Banh ol yer bt the Commissioners, a< well as trade.| “In 1403, the House of Representa.| l.eague outlined some of the future Engineers. June 26. due to his reach- | Dleting the course were: Majors Cyrus | clude on December 24. This is the meetings yester- 5 |elvic and patriotic bodies In the Dis.| tives paxsed bill H. R. 21879, which | activities of the department \= the statutory age limit of 64| B: Woods, M. C.. Adlai H. Gilkeson, | fourth such class for naval officers day at Richmond.| The Militia T au of the War De- [trict of Columbia. | dedicated a portion of the site at| ol i ) i Y jears, T Conuider- | A. 8. Edward Montgomery and Ray | sInce the establishment of the school. Va.. where thers [partment hos informed the local Guard | “We have been notified io vacate | Sixth and B streets northwest as a |, Gen: Nelon A. Milew Camp muster. Able speculation is| I Aversi both ‘Chemical Warfare | ’Hwhf«hmhn.;‘ of instruction is similar were conferences | that a course fc officers of | our present quarters on June 30, 1926. | site for the proposed armory for the ssvesalinew recl being indulged in|Service officers. Capt. James H. Bo-| Lo :‘"' of 1‘ e line and staff co over military|the Naticnal Guard will be held at|and 1 do not belleve that suitable| National Guard of the District of | Mrs. W, Johns of the Lineal Soclet in Atmy clrcles as | EFt. C. W. S First Lieuts. Egbert I | with speclal adaptations (o the needs problems affect. | Fort Humphreys, Va.. beginning about | quarte#s can be leased for the $10.000 | Columbia, and created 2 commission | enteriained a large mimaes ot to who will be ap- | Bullens, C, W S.: Vincent J. Conrad. | of nava K'I'lfl‘?l!f in chemica “m!;l"” ing_ the area and | March 1 and lasting three months. |appropriation recommended | to cause plans and estimates 10 be | bers of the camps and women of (ne sointed the next| Hanford N. Lockwood, jr. F. | .Up to the present time a total o factical problems | The District of Columbla has not been | “There is inclosed a statement show- | prepared and submitted 1o Congress. | dociery at her nome. Wemeoans oo n & ¢ this nom | Francis A. March, F. A. Joseph {130 naval officers and 25 Marine Corps for division ma- | allotted any vacancles in this class, |ing the need for the proposed armory | The provision covering the dedication | jyg. el of e om | Robinson, C. A. C.: Paul R. Smi flomcers - hive EAONAtN driom ) he neuvering w er e DUt the department suggests that ap |and giving A history of prior action in | of the site was stricken out in the arte . Had not Gen. Pat| C- W. S.: Harry A. Kuhn, C. W. shonoal Warlare Sehnol., ree lieu- discussed. In ad- [ Plications be submitted in order that {the matter.” | Senate and on May 30, 190%, the bill| Meetings during coming week ax namobiGen R i W S tenant commanders, four lieutenants, dition to Gen, |&NY available vacancies may be filled, | The history of the fight which has | became a law. follows: Tuesday, Col. James S. Pa rick been appolnt-| ek ¥. Powers, C. W. S.; Han | seven lieutenants (junior grade) and Stephan, there |provided they are not filled by the [ been waged for years by the local| “The Commission submitied its re. Ut (amp: Thursdas. Gen selamn €l chief of Alrl mith. C. A. C: Kenneth S. Stice S| fifteen ensigns compose _the class went from Wash. | State 1o which they are allotted. guard to gét a permanent home for|port on April 13, 1910, with plans Miles Camp, Col. James &. Pattir 1 Service, he would | (7 6 5 eond Lieut. Perley B. San.| Which started fts instruction this ington Capt. P.| Therefore, the Jocal Guard has sent | itself so that it would not be kicked'and estimates. This report and plans | iliary have been thel 1 Cavalry. The five Marine| Week. g : G Nt ire to all officers who |about and have to obtain its training |are printed as H. R. Document 60, | =5 0 senfor colonel on | G000 aduates were: Maj. Allen| They are: Lieut. Comdrs. Norman Slitant Fo) the a1 desire to take the courke to|for field service under difficult condi-|Sixty-fAirst Congress. 2d sion the Nst of enSh | Simon, Capt. Ldgar . Tuttle, and|R. Vander Veer. Max B. De Mott and | Mal. Gen. Stephan. Sitant ofitheslocal information as to rank, age,|tions is most interesting. “In the Senate on February 22 1911 Offers $5.000 for Criticism. neers. ¢ cokewlse | First Lieut. Walter E. Bilisoly. Wil | James e Meits. et S| Guard, and Capt.” Sidney Morgan; | Whether o not they have dependents,| “The organized militta of the Dis-(an amendment appropriating £9,563 One o e mostati sl e ia , ad mot Gen. Jad-| " "Score, und Arthur T. Small. | Holman, Leon W. Mills, Richard 0. ¢ mminding the Headquarters and | PHOF commissioned service. course for | trict of Columbia,” said this state-| 060 for an armory was proposed in fhe | o1 {0 (1 175t imveual offers win been appoint-| goong Lieut. Herbert Perry, | \WIAmS and John E DI Lleuts. | e Company of the 131st Engi. | WHich recommended and the number | ment, “was originally organized un- | Lill making appropriations for sundry criticism. The offer is made hy Pollak ed o Brigadler| o i1 Warfare reserve, was the| Gunior grade) James 8. Freeman, | Servi 2 ved of this | °f miles.from their residence to the |der the act of Congress o ‘more ef-| civil expenses for the fiscal year 1912 Foundation of Economic Rege: c. General and a e . ohn E. French, Blair M. Fuller, John | Neers. who is to be relieved of this | ., o) fectunlly pravide for the organization| The sreendaens totia - ati Jconomic Research MATIBY A O e duty ns | lone reserve officer graduate. | P. Womble, Ralph W. Floody, Julius | command to assume the duties of aide . oy, ,ff",;::, wm;“{:ano’ oo ol g wvmmar‘w::: I’n:nm\}\‘:';; r;vlz-lf;l‘y«lg:v ':; mm,um adverse criticiem asked for assistant Chief ngineers, he would NAVY. [ 1.. “Thompson and Donald S ns: | to the comanding general. | The National Gapital Fifle Club |lumbia,’ approved March 3, 1303.! grounds, bus falled to heeomebn Lam I8 ot K:;l*;:‘“‘:m\"‘_ k,vrw;_:v\.v:‘ P'rofits have been the third senior Engineer| Jesignated the| ENSIENS George M. B ert | — held fts annual chicken and (urkey | The organization continued under this | = “In the econd Congress a bill [ of the Foundation of Waddill oot Colonel e realdent has s e oo | - Crowiher “Albert 15 Javrell AWiY A hoard of officers. headed by Col. [shoot at the National Guard Armory, |act until reorganized under the act of | 1o ‘proyide exection | afs thedliiiiey. onc ot the A\ St Ca Six names have been mentioned in | following onst o duties, B m B Haik Harry (T Kel -] john W. Oehmann. commanding the [ 472 L street northwest, vesterday, ai | Congress approved March 1. 1889, a0 (VN0 FO0 DAG SR0CtOn B0 L ST NG Bostig. oo o connection with the Engineer office | speclal Winter cruising duties. Tt|old O.° Larson; Charies L€, | 1215t Regiment of Engineers, has been | Which there was a large attendance [and is now operating under that act | 6734 Thie bill was referred 1o the announces it will pay for *the vacancy. They are: Gen. Jadwin and | has been customary for this speclal| Charles J. Nager. Adolph H. Oswald, | appointed to meet Decemuer I for the |Of members of the Guard whe heve |as amended Eebruary 18, 190 committee on public buildings and | s enu mo sinl DAY (1 “the w the following Ove Coléocls igiven. in | Crulsing to becis on Decomior & (SR B W iawins euben T | purpose of examination of enlisted | showed their keen eves at the recent| ‘The national defense act provides | oo “on "V, Y0y a0 W 0a™ L0 ltdindation et Resdos i {he order of their senfority: Charles | continge nul Mareh 3 The <l Thornton, William ¥, Brice. Wells L. | men of the organization for promotion | matches on the outdoor range of the |for the establishment of the National | 5o at h mabiie hearing ard fany v | 1 Mass R L. Potter. division engineer. Western | ters which will perform this dutv for| Field, John aldron and Harey | by “commission to second Illeutenant. [GUard at Congress Heights. juard as 3 component part of the | gi bt P ROSIRE S Tl GRS i divislon, ust Louis = Mo, Hebert] e paa il oie e Foaninll g | While the purpose of this examination | B Army of the United States. organized | buildings and grounds favorably re- . seakyne, division enzineer. (T e ML oY s il - & is to ebta s from | Company A, Ist Separate Battalion, |and trained’ for the de . ported the bill on June 24, 1912, Senate | castern division. New York tity;| Boston. Mass. Acushnet, Woods Hols, | The next class at the Naval Medical | 15,10 D e Lo e has Beat a1t 1o required | Ported (e bill on June 24, 1912 Senate | When T. R. Defended Jackson Spemcer Cosby, dlvision engimear | Mams, Gencca, Somipelt S0 CUo0] Botol MemEE e b wimeh W fime to time to Al vacanciex, there |%eParatc’ command for disciplinary | that the National Guard shall be | (P00, (0, SUEUTRRT the Secre | It is u matter of record that Then Lakes div Glevelund, Ohio: | {10, Passet. Norfolk, Va., Modoc. Wil-| posed of nine. lieutenants and ame | 4lready areiwo and one in prospect. | Purposes, and the commanding officer | maintained us an efficient AHINE | 121y of War 10 make coniracts for the | dore Roosevelt ance apenls daforin: Ch, Cutis. division enzinecr, | Uartabussel. orfolk, Vi, Nodoo Wi | hosed of Tine leutenants and one | rere s a vancancy as second llenten: | hiS been authorized to appoint sum. | force immediately available to ENBRBE | conatruction of an armory according | Andrew Jackson. . The. defemee o Centr. ision. Cincinnati, Ohio, and | Winston. N 1 |lowing medical . offeers with'® thelr | 20t in,Companies % and D, and with [ mary courts and to, investicate|in active field operations in case of |t the plans submitted by the commis. |of Jackson's simplified spelling. 1 Meriwether L. Walker. Governor of | Savannah, Ga present duty assignments indicated | the relief of Capt. Morgan as com.|Chal8es préferred under the Articles|a national emergency requlring troobs | sion at a cost not to exceed $1.750,000. | writing his “Winning of the Wen the Panaina Cunal. OF the SIX offi | ppe Bureau of Naval Operations | Wil pe ordered 1o Washingtor cat®d | mander of the Headquarters and |©f WAr and to approve or disapprove | other than the Regular A ‘Th | This bill dedicated a site on B strect | Mr. Roosevelt visited Jackson's old cers. the numes of Gen. Jadwin and|,pngunced this week a modified sched- | dergo this course of m,,"m‘.’”".;" Service Company, a vacancy in the | “‘,‘;, ""f“’fi’ of such court, States are required to ‘f""‘" 5 :;:d; northwest hetween Twelfth and Four- |home in Tennessee and in the records Col lker are being most promi-|yje of the scouting fleet. Under the! Ticute R. H. Holeomb. U. 8. 8 Orion, |8T#de of captain will be created B eoend of the 12st Regiment ot maintain ‘sultable T o miga. [ teenth strects for the armory. This he was examining found Eurepe ' nently mentioned new schedule all scouting fleet ves-| . D. Allen, naval hospital, Nerfels. | Which will leave vacancies all along “‘,"‘;,‘,_'i‘,‘l""’,[:::g;’l‘l‘ff"“l"“h ".“d ‘h’l.“" :;;’;:!n“::n“'_‘l‘z':‘; o care” (os g bill was called up on the floor of the | spelled “Urop and when some. ane sels departed from Guantanamo. Fri-{ Va. D. A. York, marine recroiting |the line. ik c a percentage | tior ‘of Columbia National | SENate on June 15, 1912, and amended | called attention to the poor spelling Drawings for yound in the | day and are due to arvive at their | siation. Houston, Tex.: W. O. Man. | e e s s Anding | e e | ard 1n alloted: 55 compiny nits, | 50 a8 (0 provide that one-half of the |the colonel snapped it A datentc Annual olf championship ~of ~the | home ports on Wednesday with the|ning. marine recruiting station. Bos-| e following dates have been an.( 1715t Engineers, 80.31; Comsny 1| comprising approximately =600 en: | COSt should be defrayed by the District |saying it was unjust to estimate the Quartermuster Corps Athletie Associa-| exception of the Boston shirs. The | ton, 'Mass.: Willlam H. H. Turville, [ nouneed for the lnveators ot anmrer | 1515 Fmeimeers soAl: Company .| comprising spproximately -0 sh | of Columbia, and in that form the bill early leaders by iheir apelling tion were 1 i »ston vessels will proceed to New | recruiting station. navy vard, Bos. | oo o 11 pro 215t Engineers. 56.75: Headquarters . % rganized in| Paseed. The bill was referred to the e lon were made this wesk.: 'The! Boston ‘“l \‘__\ her 20, thesca tolt o g avy vard, erty of the varlous organizations,|and Service Company, 35.51: Battery | trict of Columbla and organized in| fo i 0 0\ the Distrior of Columbia ‘ matches il he plved on the East| York until Novem ;y thence 1o ton: C. o il aaade Ma: | which will be under the direction of |A. 260th Coast Artillery, 53.35: Com. | accordance with regulations have | SOMtes on the Distiiet of Columbls That Elusive Umbrella Potomac Park course, and the rules| Boston. These ships \|\| ”an nlner, Haiti; B E. Sullivan. naval hos- | pi Clay Anderson, 1 Army Pany A, st Separate Battalion. | been denied Federal recognition asi 5 0 0l 0 h o pit P 5 . of that course will prevail throughout | main ( their home yards until Janu. | pital, New York: £, . Mullaly., U Engineer Corps. Instructor assigned | 51.35: Military Police Company, | National Guard by the War Depart. | “W0I€ 00 action Was 1ahin. = | From the Pittsburgh Chronicie-Teicx the tournament. The champlonship Is | ars $. and those not betns overhauled | . Milwaukee: W. E. Golden. recrult- | 1y the local Guard: Headquarters and | 30: Com 2ist Engineers, 48.43; | ment hecause sultable armory facill-| [t Was proposed in the Senale on ' Jones was walking along when it he divided into @ mans event and a | wh S K 2 Service Company, December 1: Com-|(ompan Engineers, 47.61°| ties are not available. Thus the Dis. n 1o rain. In front he thought he il to participate in the Winter | ing station. San Francisco, and Lieut. | & ex being offered for | maneuvers at (Guantanamo, ! (Junior grade) C. M. Dumbauld, na | amended to provide $1.750,000 for the ladies’ event, pri pany A, December Company B, | Battery B, 260th Coast Artillery, 44.11:| trict of Columbia is not permitted to saw his friend Brown with an um | i v it 1y ; g | erection of an armory for the National ! each. The Quartermaster Corps =olf ey At | hospltal. Great Lakes, Iil. Deceraber. 16; Company C. December | Medical Detachment, 121st Engineers, { comply with the law. while at the | &0 00 % 81 SUROTY T, (08 Sations e . ol e mpionship was inauzurated in| A hoard Tand Lient. Comdrs, | _Rear Admiral M_ M. Taylor. ai-|18: Company’ D. December 22 Com-|36.36: Companv D.'131st Engineers.| same time the Federal o e | the proposed amendment dedicated 4 | saia’ Jokingis: - Hella Give mp fm m]hr\ ton, being e Mekies and T W Shrum, ali| rector of fleet traininz. Navy Depart. | PANY E. December 15. and Company | 31.61. and Lompany En- | requires the ar*;""l""]\'flf“ vy 2Pl | site ‘hounded on B street northwest | ooy o = Lieut. Col A B Warnel won | Chaplain Corps officers, will be con- | ment. announced this week the stand. | I': December 14. All the former are | gincers, 27.16. quarters for the National Guar and B street south and Twelfth and | When Jones realized the man was an i P 0ops e following — rhe National Guard of the various | % . . c ing of the highest vessels o | engineer troops. while the following| . ? he National Fourteenth, streets, west. This was | yrrer e i first honors: in 1923 Lieut. Col. L. E.| vened at the Navy Department on | n& of the hishs fes els of the |, rependent commands will be fn | Therarmory qusstion, which (s be-| states (b cofisr. the. disect Command ziecn i, slreet - Was |utter stranger he nearly collapsed Hanson won the prize. while last year.| December 15 for the purpose of ex il 2 Navy. in engl- r mmit On APPro- [ But the other nervously handed over > 1o sy iepa. | COMINE a serious one, was laid be- St G rnor, but in the Dis neering performances for the month |Yentoried: Company A. First Sepa- . : ! of the State Governor, b & neering performan or the month | e “Battalion. Colored Inftnary, De. | fore Senator Reed Smoot, chairman | prjet of Columbla the National Guard | s o . > | of Public Build Y sio! - o % holORIaT oF Ltiite cember 28, and the 29th Military Police | o the Publ _“:Jf“'“"!" Commission, | t4 ynder the direct command of the | W. F. Turton. was returned the win-| amining Lieut. Joseph B. Earnest. jr., ner (Ch.C) for promotion. Two lieuten ants of the Chaplain Corps will be ns, but failed to hecome law. | the umbrella “Omnibus public buildings bill H. R.| I beg vour passed February 7. 1813, was The standing, in rance. is as pardon.” he apologized e a on S s Rl -didn't know it belong to e xa d shortly for promotion. They | f0llows: Abarenda. Kittery, Gold Star, | Company. December 3 and Capt. P. G \g’\‘n;\“;ll\'l]\(‘:r:'yh“':‘ President, gvho 28 d“,‘““"“".;"h‘-‘ JaW | mended in the Senate to provide for 3 ' g elonged Col. Hanford MacNider, Assistant| e 1 . Davis and T J. Burke. | PAtoka. Ramapo. Vega. Brldge. Chau. | e ettt > A > a its commander-In-chief. " Therefore. | (o™ erection of the armorv. This Secretary of War, headed the lisi of | 27 ayis, @ s * {mont, Sapelo and Kanawha Robért B. Lothrop. a private i the| T hereby réquest and ur the National Guard of the District of | ore G PR, G B (OB OEY, e | — 15 officers; both iReslhr) A3 il S Pive lisiitenartaiana b reateitten- | e e n P e An the] A gy est and urkently rec-| Columbia is the Guly absolute Federal | oy ce"conferees refusing to aceept it Reserve, who were elected (o mem: | ants of the Navy, all Medical Corns | DU to the approaching age retire .re"x‘hzmlm;:;il“l;::‘npeg"\:t S [Stephan’ rmd e i]m”n“'mr?‘ Gen. | Natlonal Guard organization in the |pocayee it had not heen considered by | Columbia committee. No action was e bt g Lo mem- | ahts of the Navy. a1 Mecical CONS |inant of Rear A dmirall J8hR G Taw. | 9 2 121st E S, wa suc- | Stepl resented to the Senator, | country. e itias o Jlic buildings and | taken on these bills. BOSnID 0 ashington Chapter, No.| officers. will graduate on December | esey. ‘Construction Corps, on duty in | ceasful candidate in the competitive | “that provision for an armory for the | Smes District of Columbia National s o e e | e et Corlarass bl 3. Sojourners’ Club. at their Novem. |17 at the Naval Medieal School. sion, Bureau of | ®xaminations for selection to take|National Guard of the District of Co.|Guard has worked under great disad- = ¥ i i the " inspection div beld at the Colonial. In| Washington. D. C. The eight gradu.| cor ASPeCtion "M the absence of the president. Maj.|ates and their new duties to which | Xaty Dens Gen. Amos A. Fries, chief of Chemical | they will be assigned upon their | pary ehartment Warfare Service, the meeting was | graduation are a i called to order by Admiral Robert E.| A. Fort, Coontz, U. S. N., who appointed Capt. ! Hughens. George K. Unmacht, C. W. S, to| Mills, U act as temporary secretary in the 7 ibsence of both cretaries. Decision | “An amendment was proposed in|S. 2109 and H. R. 5625 were introduced the Senate on February 28, 1913, to|and referred to the committee on the 4 H. R. bill 28858, providing for the District of Columbia and the commit- preparation of detailed plans and spec- | tee on public buildings and grounds, January 23. the| the West Point Military Academy ex-|lumbia be made in the proposed pub-|vantage for 35 vears and cannot at- ordered that a | Amination for appointment to that lic buildings bill, which. I understand. |tain the high standard desired with- I be convened o5 December 1 for | S¢hool. it was announced at Guard|vou are drafting for submission to the [out adequate armory facilities. With follows: Lieuts. W.| the purpose of recommending an offi. | heardquarters. He ‘will be the ap-|Congress when it convenes in Decem. | a propes armory it may be made a ifications for an armory. This pro. respectively. No action was taken. S Milwaukee: H. V.|cer of the Construction Corps to be |Pointee of the local National Guard | ber. . | model organization, setting the ex- | ot nmendment wae Jost. Gen. Stephan also gave to Senator Ruleigh: S promoted to rear admiral to fill this | for the next class, provided he passes | ‘“The Semate committee on public [ample for the entire countrs. “In the Sixty-third Congress 4 bill.| Smoot a history of the services per §: 8. Trenton: . W. Grang-| prospective vacancy. The = board | the entrance examinations. The local | buildings and grounds, second session.|“"“The huilding now occupied as an | gy R. 7214, was Hitreduced in the|formed by’ the local militia in the held hearWgs |armory, 472 I street northweat. con-| jjouse of Representatives, referred to | wars of the country in 1812, 1861, A Bridge: M. S. Stover | Which has been ordered to be con- | competitions were conducted by |hp“.~'nn-se<~om| Congres: recruiting pion, Boston.|vened will consist of all Construction | United States Civil Service Commis- |on this subject and recommended that | tains insufficient space for drill pur- Syadioeg . . ; i he committee on public buildings and | 1898, 1916 and 19 was m.u‘lf to holl’d the clection of | Lieuts. () T. H. Haves!| Corps office The board will con. | Sion $1.750 200 be appropriated for the con- | poses and for the proper housing of e commitfen T DUubile ulldine ad 1 cers at the Decemher meeting. | Virzin Islands: E. Il Dickinson. U. S. | iet of the following: Rear Admivars — | struction of ‘an armory on ground|personnel and equipment. The drill |5 hearing on RS % Tanuary 13 the committee of thirty. | <. Dobbin: and W. G. Kilbury, A ! E D a hearing on the subject. At this hear- tic | Washington L. Capps. David W. Tay The standing of the five men who |0Wned by the National Guard (Report Sts.. has moved to 17th & V Sts. N.W. 3 g {hall is 50 feet by 100 feet. Search|; etter fro Secratary 'of Wa three will meet and on that night| stuiion. | lor (retired), Robert Stocker. John G. |took the examination follows: Rob- | NO. Sixty-second Congress. second | for armory facllities by the officer in | wae L,;,mm‘:,,'" ,'::e,,m,,,',f,,'.,,“ {[4\\\‘,.r Announce]’nent! will occur the installation of officers > . .| Tawresey and Commodore 1o ert B. Lothrop, 88.52: George Clifford lon). The bill (S. 6734) was passed | charge of public buildings and | aple action. No action was taken on of the Washington chapter. A ban- Amnnovncement was made this week | gankmon (retired). Lieut. T | Duehring. first sergeant of Company | by the Senate. The House of Repre-|grounds in the District of Columbia | ihie 1l : e ¢ The Gardner Service Station. quet will also be ziven with dancing by the Bureau of Medicine and SOt O'Brien will act as recorder E. 121st Enginee 3. Corp. | sentatives committee on public build-!has not revealed any building suit-| In the Sixty-fourth Consress bil formerly located at 22nd and M afterwards. The following were elect- | gery. Navy Department, that the fo 2 Thomas A. McGaffin. 66.46. Sergt.|Ing and grounds, in both the Sixty-[able for housing the present organi- | Senate o and H. R. 3628 were intre-| & & 2y ed to membership in the Washington | lowing named medical officers have | ate 5 ar 3624 were intr Guy T. e s meabeor o ] Doing Well G - 29th Military Police | third and Sixty-fourth Congresses, held | zation which can be leased near the | quced. Both wers veferred o ine : : ompany, . chapter: Col. Hanford MacNider and Raymond B. hearings bn the project (H. R. 7214 {amount avaiable for this purpose nmittees on public buildinzs Assistant Secretary of War: Lieut.|the rank of lientenant commander 3 { i3 Carleton.’ 45.22 {and 3624, respectivelv). and incorpo-{ o drill hall available . i 3 5 g A Medical Corps, 1. S. Navy. They are: | From the Louisville Courier-Journal - 50 o T il ! 5 No dr alls are availa rounds and hearings were had f‘olr?nel;l B. W, 1;&)1“1\ Medical Re r:erll;:::rl"‘:)ln \"mm‘:‘md'r. “How are vou succeeding in vour| It Was said at Guard headquarters|rated a proviso in H. R. 153%. pro- |~ “Artention is Invited 1o the fact | Sommitice incormoried s tocrion o1 Service and Repairinz for All serve; Horace C. Dodge, Medical Re:|D. Ferguson, on. TR Mar. | search for a house? that in view of the fact that Sergt.|viding for the erection of an armory.|that the present armory houses both |of H. It 15095 & Deowise i Makis of Gars serve; P. G. Lasche, Medical Reserve:| 4. TR Thomas F . Lane (~| “1find we can get a nice Summer | DUehring made such a high mark in | This bill passed the House of Repre-|ichite and colored tunits. This acts as | erection of the. srmore. - T 3 R. W. Brace, Medical Reserve. Majors | shall. R omas. Al O e ar ihe Wine the examinations he also would be|sentatives. You will therefore see that |5 getriment to both organizations, in- passed the House of Representatives Flint and Gardner a Specialty illlam H. Beckstein. Chemical War. [ L. Oliphant. L. E. Mueller. ' W.| c | recommended to take the exmination | the matter is of long standinz and has |asmuch as the: armory cannot be|on Januare 19, 191- Tires and Accessories are Reserve: De Forrest Ballou. jr..| Rran. J. E. Potter nd O. Wildman if a vacancy was not filled by some | been previously considered favorably E: AJ thrown open to both classes of or-| “In the Sixtv-fifth Con i : ess, hill Medical Reserve, and E. L. Robertson = The first photographic portrait was |other Guard examination. Duehring|by both branches of Congress. <, o ca e ptains P S| Instructions were issued this week pltotogrs Al oL LRt el el 2 OnEress. . lganizations at all times. The armory [, 2814 was introduced and referred 1o 1\'11:“}(4«1 Rle.?n o Cantalns BB M TRl Gent Tohn A ieleir s Beorh { made in New York in 1839 with a cam- lalso was examined for Senator Bruce _ "1 do not ask for any definite|ig completely filled, and no other units | the committee on public buildings and Darkson. infantry. and Ravmond C.| 2% 0 O Nlatine Corps, relative | €73 made from a cigar hox fitted with| o larvland, and, failing - in the | amount, but will leave that entirely 10| can be accommodated in it. Quar:|grounds. Bill H. R. 5931 was intre Dot eK“:nigm”rti o A',\é ll{:“‘\‘lgv o anliAtiants 1n and nasizhinests fo | Bispeetavieiiens, d appointment. may recelve an your judgment with full knowledge |ters of some character must be se- ! duced and referred to the District of 3 L. Ko and Second Lieuts. Harry E. Rieseberz, John Paul Locke, | the Marine Corps Reserve. Former | Baseer et S marines _discharged on i:pendency e ey & Rl pailovd, it | grounds may he enlisted in the Marine | Ve e G + U S| Corps Reserve without reference’ to | Marine Corps headquarters. provided T. J. CAMFIELD Potomac 1673 Beventeen Regular Army. five Ma- fine Corps and one Reserve officer were presented diplomas at the Chemical Warfare School. Edgewood Arsenal. Md., vesterday, which signi- fied the completion of the line and staff officers’ class, the instruction in FOR ALL WHEELS DD E E B RD ' | |ERS which began September 14, 1925. The . principal address was delivered by Rundlett Rl.m CO. { ; Brig. Gen. Colden L. H. Rugzgles, ssista > o dnance. “ol. 1336 14th St. N\W. % ouT OF THE CONGESTED TRAFFIC AREA The “°Boss” Talks “Well. folks, Thanksgiving is just about here—and somehow our thoughts unconsciously turn to those things for which we are thankful. 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