Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1928, Page 6

D. (., FEBRUARY 5. 1928—PART T. LAST DAY! e THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, 6 St 6 E g — GEN. GRA Manifesto From “Dail Eireann" U Eighteenth Anniversary of Movement in U. S. to Be Celebrated. | [ i ilitar: art- | By the Associated Press liaments in Dublin and Belfast as .Commander of Akilitary: fepact: BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Febru- lun_li.x;{)em iy | i ¢ 4.—Poster: “Manifesto From | e posters read: ment Plans mARehre from |ary Posters headed “Mani I e iend’ Is st War, This Sarvioe |the Datl Eireann.” calling upon young |, Witen Bngland 15 et War, This » {men loyal to the republic to trai. T . ul ” <. Against England, Not at Her Side. its defense, have been pasted on public | " *England Seems Not Far From War | bulldings throughout Donegal Now. The “Dail Eireann” is a title that a “It Is Better to Be Ready Yo Fight section of Irish Republicans claim sole for the Freedom of Ireland Than as right to use, regarding the present Par- Engzlish Conscripts.” RRRRR Rt R AR tRRtRA SRR tRRR “IMMEDIATE SERVICE” s Maj. Gen. William 8. Graves com- manding the Panama Canal Military Department. headquarters at Quarry Hetghts. will be relieved of that com- mand April 1 and proceed to his home | in the United States to await transfer The eightcenth anniversary of the to the retired list at the convenience birth of the Boy Scouts of America of the government. That action was vashington will be celebratea throuah- f : S taken by the Secretary of War at the ming week with ‘various { ) request of Gen. Graves, whose health t demonstrations and ex'i- hfi been ‘({ulms (nr(sf\'r{a) mnn‘(l“ b Saturday following 43 years of active service e in o It is stated at the War Department that Gen. Graves' successor as head of the Panama Department has not yet been sclected and that no one has vet peen selectetd to promotion to th vacancy in the list of major gener which ‘will result from his prospective retirement. with spectal Central on and evening mies to be staged at ! feature on 5 ay will bo a Commod William E. Lo Fitted American Red Cross. given under his personal direction h music by the Mearine Band Or- Honor Medal Presentation As & part of thiy event 1000 Scouts ol the District council will present to 1 ce “The Brotherhood of the nd Blanket.” by the Ist under Section Leader tuug and the A. B. C of uting by the 2nd Division, under 2 Leader G_Mason Foote s pomt in the pageant ihe edal. conferred by the National Court of Honot for extremc will be presented to Loweli Troop 42. for his rescue a woman bather MAJ. GEN. W. S. GRAVES. #d to the 40 Scouts who have fulfilled the requirements for the coveted badse during the past year The pageant will then be resumed with episodes from history under the title of “The Drums of America.” to be given by the third division under the | direction of Maj. Stanley L. Wolfe. Gen. Graves was born at Mount Calm Tex.. March 27, 1865. and will not reach the statuory age of retirement until March 27, 1928. He was grad- uated from the Military Academy in 1884 and assigned to the infantry. Prior to the World War he distin- cuished himself in Action against Fili- pino insurgents. In 1918 he was placed in command of the Siberian expedition and earned the commendation of the Secretary of War for the efficient man- iner in which he handled the complex “First Aiders” March. The final episade. to be staged by tife fourth and fifth divisions under sec- tion leaders. Dr. T. F. Murphy and William A Van Doran, will be march of the “First Aiders.” the development of first aid thr | War. situation in Siberia during the World He was awarded the Distin- guished Service Medal. the Italian Order of the Crown, the Japanese Order of the Rising Sin and the Chi- nese Order of the Wen Hu. Gen ves has served several tours of staff ~ $4-2.§ SHELL FRAMES Fitted with Spherical Lenses Complecte. Recading or Distance. ALFRED G. McDONALD Glasses Special for Monday and Tuesday 25 v at the War Department Optometrizt & Optician L3 417 7th Street N.W. Main 5282 the ages and methods of transpo the wounded. After the activities of the weex. and in keeping with the twelfth Scout law couts will gather on Sunday. Feb- | uary 12. in their several churches t take part in speciamScout services. 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