Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1926, Page 24

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, JANUARY 17, 1926—PART 1. MACHNE GUNNERS ADDEDTOR.O.T.C. Change at Maryland u.| Makes Way for Seven New ‘ Cadet Captains. COLLEGE PARK, 16 —A machine gun « 1dded to the R. « University of Maryla vy | department here inced. As a result seven stude ers have been given rank ke number of th ave been made first The new captains ! command the machine Edward comman second in command of ¢ 3 Leland H. Cheek, second in Company A; Madison Mc( sec ond in Company C; Illsmere M Keige, battallon adjutant; William Trimble, battalion supply offl | The following have beerl promc to be first lieutenants: L M mpany will be the | January Unit mili and a itenants as cay second 1i leute Comwas o hine Gun_ Lionel 1. ) mpany any A; Company = Company R Joseph B. Seth Commands. Yu\:;\)\ H Seth is to remu nking student officer of with M ard Whaley, 1 William H Theodore Dtains in | d | r Woost G. Bewley, C. L. Propst and 1. eb have been transferred (n‘ hine Gun Company the te university from Monday to Friday, inclusive. M director of the Ohio Ex-| ation, will be one of the His subject will xtension Work.” ub returned re ul tour of the te and Dela- | > greeted by it Dover, Del., all over the from a suc tic audienc hestertown Crisfield and Amos of the College of Edu- | a_delegate to the National | fan Associations in Dr. S. H. Devault, economies. professor of has prepared tures of new have been elected to the Honor Court from the | junior They ley, arts education; . engineering Norwood Thorton, agriculture, and Ruth McRae, home economic: Junior Prom March 19. The junior prom will be held on March 19. Committees will be ap- | nointed shortly to look after the va- riors Actalls | Kappa Xi Sorority has acquired a | chapier house in College Park and | the members will move into the quar- | ters shortly. All nine fraternities and | three of the four sororitles at Mary- ‘. land now have houses. Many from Washington wereamong | the more than 100 to accept bids to the various fraternities at the recent | pledging perlod. The lst follows: | Sigma Nu. roushs, Unper i “wred L | Page._John | ¥ oRoons Clavton. | apbell of Wash: | | Delta Mu. eren: Tovn "and ington Ward. gHeriin Mo Warren & nont Kappa Alpha. sphens, : Stephens, ail of Wash i C. Loane. Baltimore: | Hill. Md.: B Keenan and G.| gma Omicron. Black. Hanover. S5 ngton Howard, ~W hi Sicvena. Baltimore. ahd P. Andrews, Grants: le. Md. Collegs 'Park. Md.: Ho: Cor Raspeved. Md.. and Burley Lewis. Oakl Delta Psi Omega. | kinia_Stur. | Temp! | is opened and will be followed by fimore . Hollowas. Satisburs. Md.. and Henry Wheelef, Bel Air, M Sigma Tau llme:n Duncan Clagk. = Oris | Rader, James Mickint Washin James cl Bruce edde Sl 2 ons w Haven. Conn Md.: Ro Homan Robert Wibion. Bamais, Delta Sigma Pl Carlign Collins, Thurston I Washington o T Mar i Feankiin Haley, Md i, Sigma Delta. Hyattsville. Mo ace Md.. and Mildred Wiemer er. Forest 'nm Palmyra Alpha Omicron Pi. Estor 4 Bonnett. Alice Bon Harhaugh ryville, M Mi: M M a Md.: Sgoxn.” Md.2Olyuré’ Hammoo Md Kappa Xi. iy, Waabington ALMAS T0 ELECT. Annual Meeting of Temple to Bt‘ Held Tomorrow. | annual meeting of Almas | > will be held in the auditorium | of the Masonic Temple, Thirteenth 3 avenue, tomor € officers ows: Po. ssistant rab- | The four representatives to the nnpcml Council 1 after the templ Al loting. The polls will close promptly 730 pm. Reports of officers and committees and other business of im portance will follow at 7:45 p.m., con cluding with the installation of new Iy elected officer at | New Presidest Installed. “A, Nicaragua, January 16 amorro was inau gurated president of Nicaragua this afternoon. He takes the piace of > Colorzano, whose resignation submitted to Congress Thursday For 50 v ir William Soulsby has been Secretary to London's lord INEW FOREIGN SERVICE | Georgetown University | second semester on February 1 veris | @ number of new | Notz, | €conomics under | one Fealey’s Pharmacy 11th & Pa. Ave. S.E. Is a Star Branch It makes it so handy for you to have these Branch Offices located throughout the city and suburbs — where you may leave your Classified ads for The Star. If you live in the vicinity of the Fealey Pharmacy—11th and Pa. Ave. S.E.—make use of the facilities there. No fees are charged in any Star Branch Office — only regular rates. The Star prints MORE Classified ads every day than all the other papers here combined. ~ Star ads bring replies “Around the Corner” is a Star Branch Office The school will give its usual| courses in foreign trade, international shipping, diplomacy, consular and trade commissioner work, interna tlonal law and political science. COURSE TO BE GIVEN = : Though the school is only six and i Georgetown School to Offer Wider | 1. NS0 1 Gld 1t has had such un- Variety of Subjects During Sec- ju t lecture rooms are ity and it has ond Semester This Year. been found ry to announce hat, beginning October 1, 1926, the egistration will be limited to 500 students in the afternoon and eve ning During the present year the r ration has run to 600. In addition, starting October 1, ar igements have been made to give year courses in the morniag, 9 o 12, in addition to the sam 9 which will be given in the noon and evening. Starting the the sophomore morn added and so on un til the full course can be taken either in the morning or in the afternoon and evening. A recent analysis of the shows the The School cf Foreign Service will open its with among other: seminar cou advanced course under Dr. S of the Europ partment of Commerce: seminar course in world Dr. Glen L. course in public finance and tatistics, the details of which ter. In addition 1l course on one | seh o international | peal, ven by the well known |are men from Dr. James | Union m . 1l lectures on in- | It copyrights gett, 4 in as in its student body at pre representing either gov ment _or private inter One of the results of the location of this un ual school in Washington is the t that many of the members of for n diplomatic 3 tioned in ashington, take the courses, TEXAS CLUB TO MEET. 0. v international com | » will be given by | Nagle, communications ! lexpert of the United States Govern ! ment. One of the innovations for the | new semester number ¢ lectures by fore eign commerciul on diplomatic under the dire wel : Second Gathering to Be Held Friday at Roosevelt Hotel. xas Club will hold it son Friday e the H second ening Roose- | having Mrs the fnment com Thursday eve- € 8130 o'cloc plans fo en made when Se Morris Sheppard members of the ent ittee at their home National which will cove; n and Americs the joint direc B Dr. Jame Representative n nd his bride and the en um. n Congress is Special Optical Offer For Monday and Tuesday Shell Frames With : Toric Lenses Extra fine quality shell frames, metal hinges, filled with fine quality Toric Spherical lenses. (‘o.mplele Outfit. SPECIAL PRICE $3 Genuine Toric KRYPTOK Invisible Bifocal Lenses S AR S e S $"7 .50 SPECIAL PRICE—Monday and Tuesday... 7.= EYES EXAMINED FREE KAHN OPTICAL CO. and far). Best lenses made. Sold regularly, 617 Seventh Street N. W. $15 to $22. Carmack Dry-Cleaning Specials —Are You Watching Them? 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The emblem committee of McKir High School has recommended the following students ne given c award, the Circle m was arranged alrman of the N was nd cheered by Blackistone, Charles Dodson, Dulin, elson Jett, Minnick, Wi Melvin Young, Jack Royer. The committee has further rec mended that the following m of the team be presented the minc for foot ball: Paul Cas . Hol Fountain, Daniel Galott. mes Queen, Harry Mullen, Willlam | field, John nowden, Robert | Richard Garret soing on Other awards are to be mado s ambitious to repeat the triumph of | the orchestra, the dramatic club last when business won the | for scholarship, but the commii nm“u University cup for excellencé has not yet announced Ben nk St Paul Fellows B the Spring 1 March. Ti 11 TECH FOOT BALL MEN Will Get Major Insignia, the Circle | that | Bugene | F d Harry McDon: g e e Y T ) T T el T AT S ATTENTION! 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Ribbed Silk-and-wool Hose heather mixture of black. gray and brown. 35¢ INFANTS’ SILK STRIP UNDERSHIRTS, 4 FOR Button front: flat-seams, fiber silk stripe. 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