Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1928, Page 12

12 THI EVENING STAR, WASITINGTON, D. €. TRIDAY, MARCIT 2. 1928. RESERVE BUREAU SOUGHT INBILLS Twin Measures Would Unify Administration in War Department. By the Associated Press. Companion bills creating a reserve | division in the War Department to have supervision, under the chief of staff, of the administration and development of the Organized Reserves, Rescrve | Officers’ Training Corps and Citizens’ | Military Training Camps. were intro- duced today by Senator Reed of Penn- svlvania and Representative James of Michigan. Republicans. As explained by Mr. James, the de- velopment of these branches of the Army would be subject to the co-ordi- Abe Martin Says ~ IMPRESSIVE RITES HELD FOR MARSHAL Diaz Body Laid on “Altar of| Fatherland” in Open Square in Rome. By the Assoclated Pr ROME, March 2.—While thonsands stood with heads bared the whole length of the Corso this morning, the body of Marshal Amando Diaz was borne, with full military pomp and ceremony, to “the altar of the fatherland.” There for the next 24 hours Rome and Itaiy :\lll pay homage to “the Duke of Vic- ory. Led by the famous Carivinerl Band in black full dress, with red facings and white plumes, the procession form- ed in Piazza del Popolo. Then the flag-draped coffin, resting on an artil- neighboring housetops and windows to sce the magnificent military spectacle. The body of Italy’s famous son, in & plain wooden coffin over which lay the colors he had served all his life, was borne across the square into the en- trance of the Cor Alongside the coffin marched generals of the Itallan Army as honorary pall- bearers. Behind the calsson were car- ried the baton and sword of the mar- shal, after which came his charger, with boots reversed and covered with a blanket of mourning. Next marched a throng of officers flashing with glittering gold epaulets, scabbards and blue sash Privates bearing huge floral offerings and army wagons filled with flowers brought up the rear. Thousands, packed along the Corso, NO NIGHT PROWLER on sidewalks, at windows and on roofs, paid their respects to the passing of a brilliant soldier. ‘Thousands of others waited in the Piazza Venezia, where the calsson came to rest near the tomb of the Unknown Soldler. With the tomb as a background, the marshal lay at rest under a brilllant sun in a cloudless blue sky on the cais- son, around which the highest ranking officers of the Italian Army were sta- tioned. Sunday Excursion $6-00 Round Trip PITTSBURGH Sunday, March 4th Special Train Leave Saturday Night Preced- ing Sunday Leave Washington 9:00 P.M. Maj. Raymond F. Longacre, Medical Corps, has been relleved from | duty at Bolling Fleld, Anacostia, and| for duty. and Capt assigned to duty in the office of Chief| Medical Corps, Somethmg Nephiee at your grocers Officers Assigned. Army | at Rockwell Field, erected in War. M. Field, has Louis of Alr Corps, Munitions Bullding. Maj. been assigned to duty at Bolling Pleld, Wood 8. Woodford, Medical Corps, in Anacostia the Office of Chief of Air Corps, has been ordered to Rockwell Field, Calif Nearly 2,600 steel houses have b'rn‘ Scotland since the world. a § lery caisson drawn by six horses, came ‘Ther’s no particular harm in a ""(thmugh the famous Porto del Popolo from the modest home of the war hero. Led by Bersagliere. Behind the band marched detach- | ments from every branch of the Italian | Army, the famous Bersagliere, in their | ! SUNDAY Arrive Johnstown .. Arrive East Liberty. Arrive Pittsburgh .. Returning, leave ~—can remove your valuables and sccurities from a Safe Deposit Box at the FEDERAL-AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK nating influence of the chief of stflr and be developed in accordance with the general Rg:‘cmr designed to pro- | waxed an’ polished bald head, if you duce a properly mm«g n::mnr[v;c (orc‘c wait till you're spoken t', an’ feel your No single division of the War Depart- 5 o Lol asstmed to It now e x| way carefully, an’ wear socks that cling of supervising these activities, he said xl your ankles,” says an article on suc- “Various questions relative to these | cessful men, in this week's Weekly Slip Similar Kxel June 10 a.-x;]\um fiare mx‘mn\xnl‘l‘v nr!;h\: ”hr ng-n. sk - dm ctive uniforms, leading the mili- Where 6 Street Crosses 1ith % <aid. “and experience has shown the| New York City, with her 5970000 . . o necessity for some centralized organiza- | population. would be a dandy place t' g Vg—— Popolo mm P CHI'ISYIVNII! 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