Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1928, Page 33

The Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Across, . Give like for like. Wicked. . Free from. Sphere. . Either, ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, Do OCTOBER 14, 1928 — PART b 33 (Copstight. 13. 14 Consumed. _ River in Livonia, 15. English river. 17. 18. 19. 21 PUZZLE 22. 23. Twice, Man's name. Notable period (plural). Outer layer, Silly Let fail Short letter. . To be. . Ever Lubricate. 33. Incline the head. . Southern State (ab.). . Portuguese colony. Ourselves. Greek letter. . Abstract conception of being. . Through the agency of, . Rural Down, . Less common. . Eradicate, Presage, Civilian Army News At the request of 80th Division headquarters, of which Washington | | Reserve units are a part two Washing- | ton Rescrve officers belonging to the Field Artillery and the other to the In- | fantry arms of the service will be | selected to attend the special service schools of these two arms for a period | of three months' instruction. Col Leroy W. Herron. commanding the |313th Ficld Artillery, will recom- ment an officer from his regiment fo undergo this active duty training at | the Fieid Artillery School, Fort Sill, kla. The Field Artillery course will from January 28 to April Winfield Scott. Infantry. com- manding the 320th Infantry, will rec- ommend one officer from his regiment to undergo the three months' active duty training course at Fort Benning . which will b>gin February 20, 1929, and conclude May 23, 1929. The officers recommended will be of a grade not higher than that of first licutenant. However, under excep- | tional circumstances. one officer of the arade of captain may be considered for | the detail. Cavalry Reserve officers of Washing- ton will meet today at 9:36 a.m. at the Fort Myer riding hall for their instruction in equitation. In the fu- ture local Reserve officers desiring to than the Friday preceding the ride. Thos» officers who file their request | to ride and then find that they will | not be able to do sc ahould notify Incal Reserve headquarters. in the O ford Hotel Building. before 11 am. Saturday, Main 2520, branch 1212 After 11 am. Saturday the adjutant at Fort Myer should be notified, tele- phane West 2000. Three instructional assemblies will be held this week by Washington Reserve units at loeal headuarters. namely. 428th Infantry. 320th Infantry and the 313th Field Artillery. At the 428th conference, to be held tomorrow eve- e e . Philistine deity. . Babylonian deity. . Diphthong Drink slowly. . Stylus. 23. Delete. Lariat. 25. Gold (heraldry). . Sibertan river. Drying cloth . Water pitcher. 31. Curved molding. 32. Endure. . Silver (ab.). Father. ride must signify their intentions to do | s0 by returning their request not later | ning. there will be taken up the halt far the night camp. with outposts. This conference will be conducted by Mai william A. Jones, assistant instructor at Reserve headquarters. | “Maj. Jones will also conduct ihe 320th’ Infantry assembly next Tiesday night. at which will be taken up the same subjeets. The 313th Field Artillery, Col. Herron commanding. will meat next Wednesdav avening, at which will be discussed I~ correspond- enee schoo! ~ourse. heourse No. 1 for battery officers. The subjeets for this lesson assignment will be prep- aration of fire, grid systom. all of which subjects are covered by Training Regulation 0-30, paragraphs 1 to 11 and paragraphs 13 and 23. and Train- inz Regulations 430-85, paragraphs 14 83 to 108 and 191 A total of 35 Field Artillery officors residing in the District of Columbia | have enrolled for the conferences to be based on the Field Artillory battory offi- cers’_correspondence course, subcour 1. Col, Herron is pleased with this ex- celient respense to his leiter sent out to the regiment recently, but he desires that every officer of his regiment take | advantage of this training. The first | meeting” was held on_October the next meeting will be held Wednesday. In case there are some officers who desire to enroll even at this | date. they may obtain the same credit | by submitting to the unit instructor a written solution to (he questions for the lessons missed. There will be six conferences and an_examination. for which a eredit of 33 hours will be given in addition to a certificete of comple- tion of the subcourse, which is accepted in lieu of examination for promotion in that subject. This will not affect an officer’s regular enroliment in the 80th Division correspondence course method. next Washington Reserve headquarters announced last weck the following 'h’\n;:N in the assighments of Reser g in the District of Co- Second Lieut. Elgin H. Bla- lock. Air Reserve ake 1 Park, Md.) is relieved from gnment to the 80th Division Air Corps: Second Lieut. Jo- | seph L. Cain, Air Reserve, 1408 Mearne rect northeast, is relieved from assign- ment fo the 80th Division Air C'\rp< Second Lieut. Norwood A. Eaton, jr. Infantry Reserve, 223 U ur street, is relieved from assignment to the 320th Infantry: Second Licut. Robert W, Gar- rett, Engineer Reserve, 3520 Thirty-fifth street. is relieved from assignment to the 305th Engincers: First Licut. Farl D. Mallison, Infantry Fourteenth street. is relieved from ignment to the 320th Infantry: it. George H. Smith. Medical Re- serve, Emeigency Hospital, is relicved from assignment to the 313th Field CASTELBERG'S MAXE THE MOST IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT IN THE HISTORY OF THE JEWELRY INDUSTRY. With every watch, resardless of price, we will give a written guarantee to repair this watch, at absolutely no charge to the purchaser, irrespective of what Jamage has been sustained. This suarantee covers your watch against breakage of every description, including crystals, main springs, balance staffs, dials, case, etc. NO OTHER JEWELER IN THE ENTIRE UNITED STATES HAS EVER GIVEN SUCH A LIBERAL GUARANTEE AS CASTELBERG'S. 3 and | Reserve, 220 | | Artillery: Guilfoyle, Infantry Reserve, 5408 Colo- rado avenue. having been transferred |10 the auxiliary section of the Officers’ ‘Rrwrvr Corps. is relieved from assign- | ment to the 320th Infantrv and Ma). ‘Wlmam L. Peak, Infantry Reserve, 200 Ninetcenth sireet southeast, is at- | tached to the 320th Infantry. | Lieut. Col. Charles L. G. ing bren transferred to the auxiliary | | section of the Officers’ Reserve Corps. is relieved from attachment to the 305th Medical Regiment; Lieut. Col. Irving C | Moller. Field Artillery Reserve. Univer- sity Club: First Lieuts. Aloysius B. Con- nolly, Medical = Reserve | street, and Depue H. Du serve, 1311 Quincy street. assigned to the 313th Field Artiller First Licuts. Walter Atkinson. 4426 N Hampshire avenue, and E. Osmun Barr | 815 Connecticut avenue, both Medical Reserve, are assigned to the 305th Am- ! munition Train: Capt. John A. Dugan. Tnfantry rve. 1652 Twenty-ninti | street. and First Lients. Leo C. Faherty, | Dontal Reserve, 1415 Potomac avenue: Walter W. Bovd. Medical Feserve, 1621 Twenty-second street: Cedric C. Car- | penter, Medical Reseive, 1420 Hopkine | street:” Emil_S. Goodyear, Medical Re- | | serve, 1701 H street. and Leon 8. Gor- | | don, Medical Reserve, 321 N street, all | |are assigned to the 320th Infantry: Maj | | Berkley Ingo. Quartermaster Reserve, | 124 ark road. has been relieved from | | assignment to the quartermaster sec- tion, while the following Infantry Re- serve first lieutenants have been relieved | from assignment to the 320th Infantry: | Russell L. Boise, 631 B street northeast: Stephen P. s. Willard Building: William H. 114 Varnum street, and Eugene E. Roberts, 3020 Forticih street. First Lieut. Clarence W Renshawe, Infantry Reserve (Garretl Park, Md.). is relieved from assignmen to the 319th Infantry. The following second lieutenants of the Air Corps Reserve are assigned to the 80th Division. Air Corps: James F, McFarland, 1734 New York avenue: William 1. Mealv. 1744 Girard street and John B. Williams, Silver Spring, | Md. The following District of Columbia Reserve officers are assigned to the 80th Division: = First Lieuts. Raymond T Holden, ir., Medical Reserve, 3111 Six- teenth street; Willis B. Morse, Medical Reservs. Sibley Hospital: Paul J. O'Don- nell. Medical Reserve, 5313 Thirteenth street; Ignatius Rutkoski, Medical Re- serve, 1411 Park avenue: William A Ryon, Medical Reserve, 327 Elevent reet southeast; Richard F. Shaw, Med- ical Reserve. 1415 Thirty-third street, and David W. Kennamer, Veterinary Reserve, Veterans' Bureau. Second Lieuts. James E. McFarland, Air Rescrve, 1734 New York avenue: | William J. Mealy, Air Reserve, 1744 | Girard strect; Robert J. 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