Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1926, Page 10

TAKE flATH Tfll]AY ‘ 1,400 Youths, Incliding D. C, -~ Quota, in Opening Cere- mony at Fort Eustis. ' Fourteen hundred student officers, more than 100 of whom are from ‘Washington, who are attending '.hb “Citizéns’ Military Training Camp at Fort Eustis, Va., this afternoon will be given the oath of alleglance, mark- ing the formal opening of the camp. Representative Bland -of Virginia will deliver an address during the ceremony, which is to be held at 4 o'clock. Col. George H. McManus, commanding officer of the post, will preside and Col. Duncan K. Major, jr., commander of the 34th lnhn!w. whith is th ister tho oath. pronounced by the ch;nllln Rev: O. . Crl wrord. M. T. C. regiment will be n;nkod by the 5lst and 52nd regi- ments of the Coast Artillery and by the um Infantry during the cere- T Drils have been held for’two days | at the camp, although.the camp will be formally opened today. The train-| ing program calls for infantry drills of all descriptions during the morn- ings of the one-month camp, With - afternoons devoted to athletics: A swimming pool, just -completed, will be put into service this week and each student officer is to be trained to swin, under -competent “instruc- tion. A’ large number of residents’ from Newport News, Yorktown and other nearby Virginia points are expected to attend the service this afternoon. ‘The Newport News Rotary an has heen especially invited. PREERIRRY. < PLAN ROCKVILLE FAIR. Officers Agree on Many Features for August Event. | . Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, - Md., July 12.—Of- cers and directors of the Montgomery ., County Agricultural Society have be- n preparations for the annual fair, ?‘be held here Augugt 24, 25, 26 and 7. A budget system of expendlturel Das been adopted. ‘ The opening day will again be es- ly,for the children and a varied is being arranged for the I've recently seen a utcture o' Sin- clair Lewis with his right cheek re- clinin’ in his hand. ‘However, he has made considerable money writin'. Jake Bentley has a nephew in Alle- gheney, Pennsylvania, that votes fer a Mvin' Abner Pusey. has resigned at th’ nn I wuz his hands up,” explained his well-t'- do brother. I kin remember when a candidate had t’ dress like he meeded th’ office t’ git any votes. - What's th" reason some ‘of our cele- brated statesmen can’t fix-it so farm- in’ ‘ll pey th' ‘samie as Some other businessés I might mention? * If we'd jést-hang a murderer in effigy now an* thtn 1t might help. Remember; when. ther used:t’ be 5 kinds o' plu‘ t'becker an’ one kind o gasoline’ Why ao'“lo:t" drink pnrlon keep saloon hours when th’ wnrlq wants a k? It takes more ¢ keep a. daughter In clothu thuo h lu-edt be purty flery an’ pater- .otie, but 1'q study a long time ‘before T'd fight fer any. country,” sayg Fin- ley Mains, ‘wlw-mludlmomhl g military trainin.’ Horses are becomin, almost as un- common as horse sense. (Copyright, John Dille Co.) undreds of little folks from the Dis- | | t of Columbia and this and near- y counties who are expected to at- g’nd as guests of the soclety. Six ny races and a pony show ture the first day, and the exhibi: ons _of the many Shetlands and ®ther types that are expected to com- dete both on the track and in the #ing dre expected to equal those to 'o seen anywhere. i PARADERS HIT FASCISM‘ . $0,000 “Reichs Banner” Menm in : Demonstration in Vienna. H VIENNA, July 12 (P).—Twenty sgnd “reichs. Banner” ‘men, who @rrived from all parts of Germany for flolln‘ parade of the “Socialist plld took the opportunity yes- to stage a demonstration l\lt fascism, and in favor of.an troGermn union within a great epublic. s The socmm Olympiad was inaugu- a week ago, attracting more 100,000 athletes of both sexes (Standard Time! UNDER MITTEN. ulumolunl'r # STOP TTCHING SKIN Zemo - the 'Clean, “Antiseptic . Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief - There is one safe, dej lable treat- itchi torture worm und 'Imllur nkln troubles will ppear. Zemo is all that is nesded, for'it makes ine nations. The gathering was | i n ;’-‘:—l‘cmm as a_demonstration of ithe proletariat's thirst for culture §nd physical perfection.” """ You'll find the honte you are looking for I You Will Inspect These Most Attractive Properties - 5913 Sixteenth Street A specially built and designed home, which has never been occupied. 11 rooms; 3 baths and built-in garage ~c1ecmc rcfngeutor, oil-| bummg heat- ing plant. 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