Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1926, Page 18

1R THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C.. JANUARY 1926 —PART 1. CITIZEN SOLDIERY 10 HAVE TRAIN'NG Gen. MacA thur Desmnate& Camps for 4,300 Cadets i the Coming Summer. | vining 4.300 cadets | aining camps d Corps Area next Summer an increase of 400 r the number last v wa d vesterday by Ma) MacArthur, corps e held from the ps Camp which will m the vom the trom the white and Fort llump! from adets from the en White and hine exact spot, balls used RPAHI()R\II()\ ()P PflRl \lcll '\RY STARTED BY WAR DEPARTMENT . — Historic Ramparts to Be l-’t‘mndrlml to Present Same Appearance as at Time They Repulsed Attack of British Ships. KNIGHTS OF 'COLUMBUS k PLAN BALL AND BANQUET Annual Fourth to Be Held at Washina- Dezree Function ton Febru HISTORIC FORT McHENRY TO BE RESTCRED JUST AS FRANCIS SCOTT KEY SAW IT. | reatizea’ trom: the wrecking rtions. The A WELL Wired Home is a real joy as well as Convenience Have Us Wire Yours. 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