Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1929, Page 29

. NAVY UNEARTHS 1300 WAR PHOTOS }'lotims of Cyclops Disaster © Among Those Pictured in Collection. The historical section of the Navy Wnearthed among World War records tographs and negatives, mnmydhl . ;ma Cyclops m’fn June 14, 1918, has never been heard of since. The Bureau of Navigation has turned this Aind over to the pictorial section of the Daval records mt?. library, of which P. R. Burke is in charge. In the collection just found are plc- $ures of many of the naval men who Jost their lives in the line-of duty and naval officials point out that this will prove a boon to the men, who will now have an opportunity 1o secure phetographs of their lost ones from the department. When the World ‘War was at its height in the middle of 1918, the department sent out a circular letter, requesting relatives and friends to send photographs of officers and en- listed men of the naval establishment who died in the service. As a result, thousands upon thousands of pictures and negatives are now reposing in the added to fts a number of marine plete list of the nai of the famous U-boats that are such an integral part of World War history. e RELIEF CORPS TO HAVE OUTING FOR VETERANS Phil Sheridan Chapter to Fete Members of G. A. R. at Chesapeake Beach. Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps, No. 13, will hold its annual excursion tomorrow at Chesa) e Beach. Vet- erans of the Gi Army of the Re- public will be honor coach will be reser and they be served a picnic lunch- eon. More than 500 members ana friends of the organisation are expect- *rtee Hower mmittee is composed of cor com) o Mrs. Addie W. Hickman, 644 Fifth ;trm northeast, and S. W. Mawson, other members of the corps. Officers of the carps are: E. Helen Temple, ~president; ~Amelia Failing, | (i senlor vice president; Carol junior vice pprllld!nt; u-y'&fiem‘urc’ Dowell, secretary, and Addle Hickman, |§ treasurer, - ‘The Hyattsville: and: Riverdale Pres- byterian Sunday sehools also will hold | @ outings at the ich tomorrow. A. C. Moon and D. W. Worley are in cha: Washington to Baltimore By Boat and Rail $12.62 Round Trip the pioneers through the his- -, mo! the 412 Pennsylvania avenue, assisted by || FANCIULLI IS LAUDED Agreement Between Virginia and District Is Outcome of Fight Begun in 1987. fused to attend opening exercises at .iwhkhmmofmllbllflh Th ity as ? B o g | e ment between Virginia trict of Columbia, is the outcome of the fight waged by the Wash! ington - ber of Commerce since 1927, it was s8id | County, the eourt by Charles W. Darr, president of the chamber, yesterday, in a letter to Jer- ome Fanciulli, chairman of the trans- portation committee of that body, con- gratulating him on the service he had rendered in bringing about the agree- ment. ‘The letter states that Fanciulll or- made plans for ington and Virginia drivers, and then after frequent conferences in Reihmond, obtained full reciprocity between the DO YOU KNOW ~—that it is possible to own and operate high-grade motor ve- hicll our own and other makes, at far below new cat cost? —that in appesrance and condi- tion the cars can scarcely be told from new? Court action was brought against an independent school board by the father of one of a dozen or more Catholic students, who, in February, 1925, re- WoobpwARD & LLOTHROP DOWN STAIRS STORE Chiffon All-Silk Bare-leg Hose repetition of the Lord’s Prayer had been ordered. The students were expelled, until they apologized and agreed to comply with all school regulations. The court held the board’s action to be in violstion of the constitutional right of religious freedom. —— e One of the features of the motor rally at Brighton, England, this year is an “amphibious” class for motors an trgilers carrying outboard migtor boats. Catholic Public School Pupil, Expelled forSECRETARIAL SCHOOL |%%:= FOR AUTO RECIPROCITY|G . ning King James Bible, Readmitted|TO PRESENT DIPLOMAS s o iik: 110 @irls, Representing Distric and More Than 20 States, to Be Geadnated. One hundred and ten girls, repre- isenting the District of Columbia and clses. more than a scoré of ‘States, are to receive diplomas at commencement ex- ercises of the Washis School for d | Secretaries in the auditorium of the National Press Club tonight. It is the graduating class in the naval files. 1.4 i} —that over a period of a few Among the photographs just dis- || (FIGRLE, Inierestng soupioy 20 muee | '8l months these cars cost less wovered are pictures of Medal of Honor s W Jhe Chesapeake Bay—return by than rented ears? gmo?“&é'x‘xfi;a'.‘fign“x‘lr’:xfi?}'fin’:fi; P Lishts and e day on water ||8 —that we can supply Town feats of heroism. These photographs , nial people. Modern Steam- || g Cars, Sedan Limousines, are being card-indexed, so that they A e o rnd et Sedans end oepen models, may be filed and readily found among um 3. colors eptional, with standerd the mass of material that is finding its and custom-built bodies? ‘way to the historical section, where the PACKARD World War, as viewed through the Seventeenth at Kalorama Rd.| eamera’s eye, is being systematically recorded, under direction of Capt. Dud- ley W. Knox, U.'S. N, retired. 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