Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1926, Page 7

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Outstanding honors in the Reserve | Otfieers’ Traming Camp unit of Ge ftown Uni sity | terday to Anthony ] lieutenant colonel in ual field day ex military tivities on the Hilltop to a close for the vear. Rev. Charles W. Lyons, 8. 1., presi dent of Georgetown University, pre sented medals and awards for eight company and individual honors, and the events were judged by an Army board comprising Capt. K. A. Byrne, Capt. Perry L. Baldwin, Capt. W. P Scopey and Capt. F. E. Linnell | Among other officers who inspected the battalion invitation of A annemilier ind Lica He staff e chiel f in Audzes Commend Cadets The appein i zether with the eih individual cadets and praise from the Army judges. Head ed by the military cadet band, the battalion passed in formal r fore Presiden, Lyons and the visit ing officers. With the wrist watch presented to Lieut Brennan as the cadet who has done | more for during | vears at (ie member, the university and the athietic clation. Joseph A. MeDono former commander of the buttalion in 1 donated the watch | Cadet Capt. Rothwell H. Brown was awarded a United States reulation saber, presented by the military de partment, as the best company com mander in the unit. Another out standing honor_was the selection of Cadet J. J. Flanagan as the best drilled man in the bas'c cour Drill Contest Feature. The most interesting feature of the | an the viewpoint of the | spectator 1s the compeutive criil | between the four companies of 1he battalion, which proved : tested affair. Honors wert to Com | pany A, commanded by Cadet Cipt Fra W. Bowen, to whom I'resi {dent Lyons presented the lattaiion | colors which his company will carr lne\l vear. Other awards were as foliows I Medal to the individual hizh scorer | of the rifle tcam, won by Miciael I Mclnerney the battalion. to- | bitlons made by units, evoked exception of the sely con warded by the athletic e five hixhest scorers | . won W M. M Madden, D Heer | Hickey and John i | | est platoon leader. won Heer Medals to the members of the rilled platoon. awarded to ¥ n of Company D, J. W. O ader. Members of who have e; the Georgetown unit ed comndssions in the | Officers” Re: Army | will be announced on neement | About a dozen vadets, it diried day, June § is understood, are ¢ RADIO THIEF SLAYER . FACES DEATH CHAIR New York Burglar of Sets Convict- ed of Killing Policeman Who Attempted Capture. Hirton, | ree mur ic death sentenced | 3 4 Arthur | | ¢ of Brooklyn . while | Kenny and two other officers were trying to capture him as he was en in one of numerous robberies o sets | No witnesses had been called in| ! Hilton's bhehalf and the only ered wasx contained in re 1 to the which Paul B ' from blood alleged improper medical tr d not from the wound inflicted by | Hilton's bullet. |PROBE OF PORTO RICAN | LABOR SITUATION ASKED | Green Says Condition of Peonage With Thou- sands Slowly Starving. Exists in Islands, { The Pan-American Federation of { Labor has received a letter from William Green, 1 ent of the American Federation, addressed to | President Coolidze and to Congress, urging an investigation of conditions in Porto Rico. 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