Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1926, Page 22

—~ - THE EVENTNG STAR, WASHINGTON, . ., MONDAY. JUNK _ 14, 1926. BETHESDA’S GOA’ BLOODLESS NAVAL DATTLEIS RAGHG - Marblehead ngston and Salem, Mass., Disputing | Navy’s Birthplace. It seems that Billy, of Bethesda, Md. i ) who was enlisted in im~#urtherance . et petite for his_ ap. and to ? day the [F ®ire Department's sole and only reel fivefizhting hose | shorter by about th } fouzht in three Massachuetts ports b otoday. H The time and plun the American the Yirth the point loodless en ‘ prepared 1 open its “eelebration of the 150th an- niversary. Simultaneonsly came protests, from | Salem and Kingston, each of which | promptly laid m to the honor, each with individ s and dates. Marblehead Claims Hannah. Marblehead hased its rights to the ion on the fact that in 1775 suppe . after Bethesda “depar ment.” embracing one antia hand wagon, hip ever \.nmm.«. which olonies. 2 with only th wration committee is- the end of a hank At polnting out that {of rope make a meal off the e had heen deemed at- hemp t the of that the Dep: | tempting reel of hose d of him not only had o much = hips here nl!h » on. and he proc o the his longing for the .nm. ahoat that he the colored boy driving the yme himselr. tar outfir. which is shorfly to ol Oth anniversary. t that the m iled out o Avademy he .,| part of when the trying to 1 insisted | founa hims > mule . the gout Kingston Steps In. The third elaimant was Kingston where AMrs. Arthur B. Holmes. mem: | ber of the committee which is plan ' the celebiation of the Wih birthday anniversary that a perusal of the records would show that a South Shore town first zave the Navy the lizht of day. | M Holmes insisted that the | 5 Navy began its exist when three ships were aken into service of the colony there A u! a fourth built the following o ships were the Mach and Dilizent. while in 17 itine Tndependent was construet I od under eommand however the v ould week-end 't last_reports was m Wardman Park ety ¢ ing Pool r the Auspices of _THE WARDMAN PARK T SWIMMING CLUB R to 10 P.M. Mon., Wed. and Fri., Daily Hours: 9 to 12 and 2 to 7 ett, mrmhm of the the parting salvos | arbleheaders, holding tha their claims appeared the most au-| * thentic. Boys Flee in Sleeping Clothes. 1d_inmates of Nae | School for Boys, | and Grant Martin, | ired only in their sleeping gar- | ients, took “French leave” of the institution early yesterday morning. p w e e e ardman Park L Lim by contact with underbrush, was | s Hotel "o 17-vear. 1 Training wald Holley For Membership Apply Manager's Office yrested in the woeds not far from | institution two hours after he | aped. Martin suceeeded in elid- | the police | R ARt AR RRA R SRRt tR AR R Capital and Surplus. S600.000.00 o il B il e DB bl 0 You Need —the stimulus a Savings Account to save to best advan- tage. TWhy not “Columbia™ Savings Dept. patron right now? PAY DAY'S ere. But a Dollar is required to begin a savings account— surely that much can be spared from your pay envelope. Open Until 5 P.M. Tomorrow and Wednesday - The Columbia y_a_xiional Bank !LIF_ Street Open_at 8:30 A.M. 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