Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1929, Page 5

service on the Pnclfifc Cnuxtv o | After the close of the Worl ar, paymaster general of the Navy and | p traveled extensively in Europe. He| chief of the Bureau of Supplies and Ac- | returned to ghehpnnadh_s“(fi .bn(\;' | counts at the time of his retirement in |2 year ago and he and his wile made = their principal place of residence with 1909. He had served on naval wsse\slm5 sister at 1709 Lanier place. in all parts of the world, one of the| most notable of his cruises being on the battleship Oregon. Admiral Rogers (‘amcl of an old I::la— ware and Virginia family, and was born e | I California. May 29, 1855. He attend-| SAN DIEGO, Calif., March 7 @) |ed Lehigh and California_Universities, | Licut. Hugh Le Roix Smith and Pvt. Funeral services for Rear Admiral | and was appointed to the Supply COIPS |Melvin A, Ulm, Army fiyers from Fustace Barron Rogers, Supply Corps,|of the Navy March 3, 1879, | Rockwell Field killed when their U. S. Navy, who died in Philadelphia | ~During his active service he exercised | Rockwell Field, were Tuesday, were conducted at the resi-|wide influence on naval affairs, and |plane plunged into the ocean about 50 was the originator and developer of | yards off shore here yesterday. many lmpnrtgnnt improvements in the ‘The body of Lieut. Smith was recov- regulations, 10; drunkenness, 15; vio handling of the Navy's business. After | cred. A search was being made today |lation of park regulations, 98; reckless his retirement, he became an official | for Ulm's body. The cause of the ac- driving, 6; disorderly conduct, 8; va- in the Pacific Steam-Navigation Co.| cident was not known at Rockwe!l}grancy._ 2. and operating automobile Returning to active duty during thel Flold. while intoxicated, 1. Thr RITES HELD TODAY FOR EX-NAVY OFFICER Rear Admiral Rogers Will Be Buried in Arlington Saturday. ed many important duties and was| 150 IN FEBRUARY Speeding, Drunkenness, Disorderly | Conduct and Vagrancy Among Two m—Y-f—:'L‘Y‘E—R‘S DIE. ! Charges Listed. One hundred and fifty persons were AT arrested and $698 taken in fines and forfeitures during February, Capt. P. J. Carrell of the United States Park Police reported today to Capt. M. H. Parsons, the superintendent, ‘The report showed that arrests em- braced speeding, 2; violation of traffic the report showed. 1928 Announced. dence of his sister, Mrs. W. H. Bixby, 1709 Lanier place, this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. 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