Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1930, Page 16

THE fiVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1930. Ariz, to the 6th Cavalry, at Fort Ogle- 8. Dak, to Fort |to Fort Benning, Ga.; Ospt. Darrow Pflfihmmm Veterinary Corps, from sm:‘g‘smxmmnx to Washington, D. . to Van-|C.; Capt. C. B. B. Buck, Alr Corps, from . |the War Department, to Fort Leaven- FURNITURE RENTING worth, Kans., and Maj. David H. Cowles, a FURNITU R E q San Francisco; Capt. H. l. Stowe, Infantry, from Iowa Cll:y, Tows, to Fort | 10fantry, from Hawail to Philadelphia. ? .; | Lincoln, 8. Dak.; Capt. L. D. Zech, In- , | fantry,’ from Ll o Fort The agricultural industry of Los An- Capt. 5. geles County, Calif., Jeprosenta an in- in such other sports as deck | from w-.lur Reed which he is an expert, quoits | this city, to and the like. T. F. Van Nuth Jr.. It is known that Mr. and M¥s. Hoover | Riley, Kans., L were greatly attracted to Ospt. Train’s | Paul Murray, mrmf.ry,tmmmsm conduct as host. tly he was 4 * Boswn Maj. G. TRAIN'S COURTESY WONLOVE OF MEN l}ew White House Aide In-|men ! itiated Hoover Into “Bull- in-the-Ring.” figures on . Train to volunteer for the un- mnhr role he has kept the secret to %};L Train’s unfailing courtesy ant : m' eonnldenn'g:: K‘Jobrl.h the cam'rur: OO TR was not of | 2°3 Ask any. of the TPEUIRE mm X £ cludes d of the Utah. ality. men who h.lveq:aen vileged to serve ARMY TRANSFERS MADE under him on oUhhorouw Col. Douglas . McCaskey, at ‘They will tell you that he is beloved by every one from the executive officer to the mess boys and that this affec- tion has served to mgremue Tespect. Philadelphia, and Capt. Oscar Burkard, Medical Administrative Corps, at Omaha, Nebr have been ordered to thelr ‘homes wait_retirement; ulj H. Sher- wood Cavalry, has been mnlferred Bozeman, George Wright, Wash.; Military Academy: Capt, . G. Saulnier, Infantry, from Paris, Prance, velun:nt of about uoo 10th Cavalry, from Fort Huachuca, £ 3£ Men—You Get Only Fresh} Choice Smokes at Peoples 5% Low Prices on Right Reserved to Limit Quantities Delicious Candies! - Mammy Lou Old-Time Homemade men on the Utah Tegret the loss of their commander. Capt. Train is fond of all types of sport. He sponsored every conceivable type of- recreation for his men aboard e Utal d seldom failed to take pe BY REX COLLIER. One of the vay'; most mpuhr skip- | pers come to the House by command of the President, and unless all predictions fail the presidential medicine ball “cabinet” thereby will &ain its original sponsor. Capt. Charles Russell Train, one of and muttered e'nltheu for galning re- spect of ted men, has been ordered to duty here as an aide to the President. Capt. Train will be relieved of his post as skipper of the battleshup Utah, ‘Wwhich bmught Mr. and Mrs. Hoover and their “good will” party from South America more than a year ago. 1t was while Mr. Hoover was & guest | of Capt. Tram aboard the Utah that the then President-elect was initiated into the swewmsmg mysteries of medicine ball pra to the foresight of '.hu lthleuc sea captain. ‘Throwing aside his gold-braided uni- form and cap, the Utah's commander surprised the landlubbers by appearing on the quarterdeck in white duck trousers, sport shirt and tennis shoes to lead his officers and civilan guests in the vigorous and undignified game of “bull-in-the-ring.” That is what the medicine ball sport is called aboard the Utah, the “bull” being the unfortunate individual whose lot it is to stand in the center of the ring of players and try to jtag” the ball as it is tossed around “him. 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