Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1925, Page 24

THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1925 ‘I 1 & NN 7SN 7NN L) 7 SN N NN NN NG 7NN 17, NV AZANN) 7NN IZANN 174N N A A N N e N N AN AN SN RN RN CHCNECNCHNCHN N ECICHNCRCHCHNOCNCIVE RN CRCIVCD WIZINZRN 7NN 7NN 7NN I7ANN WAV NN AAZEARS LAV % BB 7 A U NN N7 7NN, A 2 % 3 (3] (0 4 =30 3 Economy and Trying Year Have Failed to Affect Morale, He Says. S 23 In the face of forced economy and one of the most trying years in Navy history that branch of the Gov { ment has shown progress and | tained a high morale, Secreta - tis D. Wilbur of the Navy Depart- | ment * reported in annual report ves a QAR including a discussion | Shenandoah disaster, and, as for the flckt itself, he says the suc of the trip to Australia was a “practical demonstration of the fitness of the Navy and also served to foster friendly relations with our neighbors of the South Pacific. Forced economy, he said, has aided in eliminating extravagance and waste, by developing thrift and thor- oughness, and in particular by devel: oping the skill, zeal and character of the naval personnel, but he added that when ships became obsolete they should be replace Defends Navy Attitude. o) f ik \' f \ 15 i HE greatest assortment of Boxed Stationery in Wash- il ington is here! There are over 240 different kinds— nafithe contn “'%:;nc“,,:,‘:;}: :‘"‘; Gl HM more than 25 thousand boxes! Such names as Crane, £iven Tione, Comar. Zashary aim NG 3 ) 2 Whiting, Hurd, Keith, White & Wyckoff and Whiting & Cook tell the quality of these papers, which range from 20 cents aviation policles in general, he reiter- a box to $22.50. We are, in fact, OVERSTOCKED- ng to the andoah dis- i 2(! M“s&” ated his stand that neronau(t‘h-s should 3 continue us an arm of the fleet. T “On_August 18, 192 . Wilbur said, “the chief of naval operations held his final conference with Lieut. | Comdr. Lansdowne concerning the °° Qyfl flight, at which time Lieut. Comdr. Lansdowne expressed himself as sat- istied with the date and arrangement SYSS an 8 and_expressed _entire | {72 e ability of the ship X % . and ew to successfully co lete the Howwouldyouliketoget these | |\ oposed fight. School Chumsfor Christmas? At this conference Lieut. Comdr. Lansdowne was ugain reminded that in_ uccordance with the established S zb’ker policy of the department he was au- | \GUYZ thorized to defer the trip, change the itiner r abandon it altogether if Id Duette | |i: 5 Sidment sucn' changes were rendered necessary by weather condi- Duofold Jr. ot Lady Duofold Pen, 33 | |17 X Mt : Praises Hawalian Flyers ecB, $30es3 30 The naval aviation operations with the Ma llan expedition, the Secre- em“’_l‘n';‘:;:{:o‘;‘;?;z tary said, would furnish valuable in. R Ky formation not only from a_ viewpoint 4 Shet of sclence and discove: bLut in the want to waste their money on intercst of air oper: under new trifies soon gone and forgotten. and difMicult condition: The at This famous Black-tlpped tempted Hawaiian flight was described Lacins A Dates Dol as “another step in advance fn the de- has thesmoothwriting point that \l‘h‘)]\!vl(‘nl of mat and equipment isguaranteed25 years. The hand- S et e N some Parker Duofold Pencil il v Il aso i e matchesittoaT. cause the favorable winds were of less Therefore Tomorrow 8 a.m. Begins Our Greatest Sale of Stationery For Men :: For Women :: For Children :: For Everybody An attractive box of stationery is always acceptable, and always appreciated. The high quality, variety and wonderful values of our immense stock can merely be suggested here. Your visit will leave no doubt as to the many opportunities in this sale for both the Christmas and general shopper. Parents will be more than intensity than anticipated. which with e Keith’s likel} to give you thishandsome writing team if you let them Kknow how necessary it is %0 your school work. Now ready at all good pen counters. THE PAPKER PEN COMPANY Fac and General Offices 1. {ESVILLE, WI8. rain squalls accounted for her mnot having enough fuel. Comdr. John Rodgers and his crew, he said, merited “great credit” for their fortitude and resourcefulness. The report described the courses in aviation instituted at the Naval Acad- emy, adding that it was planned to give more extensive courses to classes upon their graduation. Then taking up the subject in detail, it continued: Kraften Linen 24 Sheets and 24 Envelopes of Good Grade White Stationery, with deckle gold edge. Regularly ONE DOLLAR. Now c 60C Keith’s Romano A pleasing novel linen-finish stationery, old rose tint, with deckle gold edge sheets and en- xelnzpzs. Quire box, regularly $1.25 price “Alrcraft operating with the other coordinate arms of the fleet are vitally sential to modern naval operations. s e developm of naval aviation progressed during the past year ory results in spite of many Ities inherent in the re- finement of a new art. Desk File, $3 $5.00 Value ‘Whiting’s ! . . There are six compartments, 10x13 Representative Linen inches, and it is just as rich in appear: y = ance as it is helpful in use. Cover, of Standard Planes Sought. Two-quire box regularly $2.25. substitute leather, has all the effective- “The Navy has made every effort to Choice of white or buff, blue,” ness of genuine leather, artistically tool- standardize on types of aircraft which ink and gray tints. Sale $1.35 ed, embossed and gold tamped. Only a are best suited to the needs of the DAL SnchEey 5 l limited number at this price. Don't naval service. Planes have been de- Price .....oiciceniiiianianens tarry! veloped and are now in service with the fleet, which combine the functions of scouting, bombing and torpedo launching. Other types have been de- Complete veloped and are in use for observa- Cherry Wood Cabinet, cover lined in pink silk, con- 32 taining two quires of Hurd's finest writing paper and = — envelopes, with one quire of correspond- $77.00 Complete display of ence cards, gold edged; lock and key Parker Line Harry C. Grove Inc. 3 2, 1210 G St. Keith’s Raffia = _A fawn-colored damask-finish sta- Bond Social tionery that is_distinctive without be- Columbia Photo |0t S i puanes Stationery i ehvelopes, A harmontossl’ med Supply Co. will be provided with special reference Handsome gift box B envelopes, effect an ensemble that 1424 New York A 5 Main 619 to the equipment of alrplane carriers. N containing three quires while attention-attracting are quiet 24 New York Ave. ain | “Practical training in the tactical < \ 4 of high-grade sheets, > and refined. Neat quire box, Christmas Cards ft in naval operations was 3 envelopes and corre- E lite Desk La | regularly spondence _cards; $1.50 meralite Des mps valuc. Sale $1.05 Recognized as the leading and best- l known desk lamp. A varied assortment $8 to %20 Whiting & proximately 20 per cent over the avall- i HThe Eih of aPu} Slcdt Cook’s able air strength of the fleet in the Purity Linen \yl8, difterent siyles—black and gold, redt and Louis XIV A dignified station- previous year. &DX!Q brass eet as low as $§4. Others up . ery, in white only, Walnut Poker Chip Racks A with gold-lined en- “The combined operations of air-| QWK i $40. craft, submarines and surface vessels | S8\ = For milady. Three quires and three sizes of W 2 2 ded <ll mads. Bold 200 chips aad 2 decks of velapes. ravel- edged sheets, reflecting the again proved the value of each type, e e (R o rich luxury and taste and demonstrated the interdependence | 12 i of these three arms of the Navy. The | S{Y/¥ y edged with lavender; of the period after which it is named. operations of the carrier Langley in|Se%@ regularly $3.00. ~—~— carrlers in major fleet operations. R | “In spite of the lack of carrier ton- | {{/)}7 — )egular y nage the number of aircraft partici- % \ o ) Y N $2.00 t he 51,50 SN . Whiting & Cook’s N2 box. Now... Hammermill 4 B r and centering around the Ha- Walian Islands. In these operations A Compiete Asortment of These Peos at | yival aviation was given an. impor- SILof Ous Biorss tant role. A total of 130 naval air. craft were engaged in these maneu. vers, representing an increase of ap- 3 18 Stores ta Serve You Better 132 € 2R, the fleet maneuvers demonstrated the value of this type and served to em- 4 i Christmas §1 .75 phasize the need of firstline aircraft {pating in fleet maneuvers has in. creased each year since the close of | & ? ity . the war. NE : : Hand Loom ‘Phillips Milk of Magnesia” “The Bureau of Aercnautics during | SN/ P the year has continued development | @@¥% _— 24 sheets and 24 envelopes of white Better than Soda work {n an effort to produce a three- G ‘ Oxiord paper; regularly $1.25. z A 75c De luxe three-quire box of the above Louis XIV, with correspondence cards and 51 lw sealing wax included ; an excellent gift The New Fountain Pen Desk Sets A happy solution for many a gift prob- lem. wouble and single sets. service plane availabla for the new |S\/X Now TowwT oW atrcraft carrlers. Trials have been|SRVQ = b ¥ Instead of soda hereafter take a|made of such planes, and the bureau | )73 little “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” in|reports that by the 1st of December | SNVF% 3 watar any time for indigestion or|it will be in & position to determine| Sa> $9 8 sour, acid, gassy stomach and reliof | definitely the exact characteristics of | &Y 2 will come’instantly. T | this type of plane to e manutactured | A Juvenile Stationery for the Little Folks : ({) all(} i 10! or y years genuine “Phillips|for the aircraft carriers. The char-|S\J& ountain Pen a i Milk of Magnesia” has been pre- |acteristics of the fighting and observa. | PV e i & Waeko s Childrens Sia- 2 Gola and siver, 98 0 990, ot scribed by physicians, because it|tion planes for the carriers have been Lt - 36¢ Waterman’s Treasure Chests Beautiful Walnut Cabinet, containing four quires of the finest Social Stetionery; cover lined in light blus silk, and complete with lock $99.50 overcomes three times as much acid in the stomach as a saturated solu- tion of bicarbonate of soda, leaving the stomach sweet and free from all gases. It neutralizes acid fermenta- tions in the bowels and gently urges the souring waste from the system without purging. Besides, it is more pleasant to take than soda. Insist upon “Phillips.” Twenty-five-cent bottles, any drug store Coughing is usually Nature's attempt to expel irritating phlegm from the throat and bronchial tubes. Help Nature to obtain quick and lasting relief by the use of PERTUSSIN, which is most of- factive in fre i of sticky, Irritating phlegm and in sootbing the inflamed throat. PERTUSSIN contains no “ope* (suchas nascotics, chloro- form, cannabis or any other in- furious drugs) and has been pre- acribed in millions of doses every T during the pasttwenty years. It i pure and entirely harmless. Sold by all druggists in large and small bottles. settled and these planes soon will be under construction.” The present condition of the machin- ery of the fleet, the Secretary said, is satisfuctory from the viewpoints of design, age and material effectiveness. During the recent Hawallan maneu-. vers of the entire fleet and the subse. quent Australian-New Zealand cruise of the battle fleet, no serious machin- ery casualties were reported on any class of combatant vessel. Morale High, Report Says. The high morale, he declared, was manifested to = "ne extent by the fact that net deser ns have decreased from 3,483 in 1923 to 991 in 1925, or about two-thirds, while re-enlistments have increased from 50 per cent in 1923 to 72 per cent in 1925. Except that the authorized enlisted strength of §6,000 men could not be maintained in the last few months be- cause overexpenditure would have re- sulted, and the number was accord- ingly reduced to 82,000, Mr. Wilbur said the personnel situation during the year was “uniformly excellent.” He added, however, there was “a serious shortage of line officers” and that this condition would persist under the limitation of appointments to the Naval Academy contained in the last appropriation bill. This allots three appointents to each Representative ;« and Senator instead of five, as author~ ized by general law. The death rate in the Navy from disease during the year was 1.78 per 1,000. Pneumonia was responsible for most deaths. A N\ 97 ' “Outstanding progress” was report- | { ed in the development of high-fre- Mr. Wilbur said, tionery, Pink only.. . cessens Eaton’s Highland Linen A popular linen-finish paper on sale everywhere for Choice of three styles of envelope flaps. Box e e e Rajah Fabric A Whiting-Cook station- ery of appealing individual- ity in size, shape and finish. Envelopes black-gold lined, and a good value grdinarily at £20. $1.25 Now .... Of artistic tex- . hide, with Ad- dress, Diary and Memorandum Books to match— $3.75 to $15 Complete line of Sheaffer's Pen $2.35 Up. Grden and Biack Lif wiih the nconditional kuarantee, $8.7. s Varlety of designs characterizes our display; Roman or Venitian finish. COMPAN 124 Thirtgenth Street Northwest Hurd’s English Oak An excellent stationery of wide popularity. In whitc only. Four assorted sizes of sheets and envelopes, to- g:t}‘;u with a suitable supply of gold-edge cor- 5900 respondence cards, the whole tastefully encased... White & Wyckoff’s Homespun Linen 24 Gilt-Edge Correspondence Cards, in an assortment of four tints: yellow, pink, blue and white, with envelopes to match. Regularly 60c. Spe- cial price . > 40c Christmas Cards Large Assortment 5¢ to 50c Framed Mottoes Novelties, etc. Attractively Priced Seals, Tissue Paper and Other Accessories M) Wty 72 : “has been exchanged on high fre- or quencies between Washington, D. C.; l‘m' gh Balhoa. Chut foms o \u*i; NN A A2 A A AN AR AN 7 N3 AR ANY Y NP N7, A WA NI, Calif.; San Diego, Calif.; nolulu, 2 ) n NN A A NNIAN ., 4 4 / NZANNGIZ NN 17NN NGNS VAN PN AN AN NN SN NN NN NN N\ NN 1) AN S . o T | N NN AN i\\"!lif"::E‘\\',’;ii\"—’.':i\\"/’::‘\\" AN SN f AN N A A N A A N A A AN Tnited States “ 3 £ ERC A IRCIN B RO IR RN RCR IR IATERNE I RCS SR SR SR E R R I R R ORI R R RO TN e \