Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1930, Page 6

RN TOOFR IR ANELVER Maj. Gen. Butler Plans Big Program for Charity Game With Coast Guard Here. [ Maj. ‘Gen. Smedley D. Butler, the spectacular officer who has lent color to various parts of the world, proposes to lead 1300 to 1500 “leathernecks” to Washington from ! Quantico, Va., where he is the com- | ma general, in a demonstration in honor of the Coast Guard-Marine game, to be played December 6 at Griffith Stadium, for the benefit of the unemployed. Marines Drill Extensively. | The tico Marines are drilling | extensively, so that Washington may | witness a colorful exhibition of Q\'O]\l“ tions as expertly performed by the Devil as one of the side shows | of the big attraction here. Arrange-| ments are being made to bring the Marines to Washington from Quantico by water and the contingent is ex- #cufl to parade from the Washington avy Yard to the stadium, headed by the band of some 125 pieces that Gen. tler exhibited at Philadelphia on - Armistice day. ‘The Marines are learning to form “C. G.” in the form of a drill, in honor of their foot ball enemies—the Coast Guard—in the tussle for the President’s Cup on December 6. Gen. Butler May Appear. Marine Corps headquarters at the | Navy Department heard yesterday that there is a good possibility that Gen. Butler will jpear in Washington for the game with his famous automobile, manufactured early in the century. Marines with placards are preparing | for a special drill that will show Wash- ington a few new tricks in the art of evolution. The Coast Guard is preparing a show of its own and has asked Maj. David L. 8. Brewster, Marine Corps athletics | officer, for 1,000 tickets for its aggre- gation. Altogether, Marine it's going to be a great day for Wash- ington—and for the unemployed. DID NOT DIE ON TITANIC | Ccl. Archibald Gracie, 4th, Surviv- ed 8inking of Liner Eight Months. ‘Through an error, the account which ap in last Bunday's Star relative to the unveiling of & memorial to the | late Col. Archibald Gracie, 4th, held at the National Museum on Armistic> day, | stated that Col. Gracie “went to his | death standing upon the decks of the ‘Titanic as she sank beneath the waters.” Although Col. Gracle's death was the | direct result of the ocean edy, he did not die until December 4, 1912, eight months after the great ocean liner was| =nk through a collision with an ice- | T8- officers say, With the sdoption of regimental in- signia, the 20th Marines, Washington's Marine Corps Reserve Regiment, com- manded by Lieut. Col. J. J. Staley, be- comes the first regiment in the history of the Marine Corps to display regi- mental insignia of its own: The 20th Marines will, hereafter, be a part of the 6th Brigade, which also includes the 23d Marines, a new regi- ment. Both regiments will begin re- cruiting at their armory, 458 Louisiana avenue, next week. JUDGE McMAHON IMPOSES HEAVY LIQUOR SENTENCE Colored Man Convicted on Posses- sion Charge Given 240 Days in Jail. Raymond Moton, colored, 27 years old, charged with possession of liquor, | received the most severe sentence im- | pesed in Police Court in several mopths | when Judge Johng McMahon ordered | 240 days in jail in licu of a $400 fine. The man was arrested October 19 by police of the fourth precinet in making | a raid on a house in the 1300 block of | Cedar court. The officers reported seizing a cass of liquor. Judge McMahon declared that he ordered the heavy penalty because of the ‘“evidence of commercialism in- volved in the case.” Moton was convicted last week by a Police Court jury. with Julian I. Rich- ards, assistant District attorney, prose- cuting the case. ENTERPRISE SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 7th St. and La. Ave. N.W. €5th Issue of Stock Now Open . for Subscription Mon=y loaned to members on easy monthly. payments James E. Connelly -James F. Shes Presidént Secretary - nno Tow CLEVELAND GOURTS T0 BE VN STUDY lustioe- Adkins to Head Party of “Lawyers “and .Court Clerks on Trip. | Justice Jesse C. Adkins will head a | committee of Jawyers.and court clerks |on & thres-day visit to Cleveland, Ohio, for obtalning detailed information of the methods in vogue there in expediting court procedure. “They will leave today and arrive ‘there tomorrow, make an exhaustive study of the methods the outstanding features of which . seems to be a directing justice and clerk who will assign cases among the various Justices. . It is understood the Cleveland way is to have all the jurors in a single room instead of being assigned to the vari- {ous courts, and when = jury is needed it will be sent to the requesting court. When a justice finishes a civil case he will notify the assigning justice and the next case ready for trial will be {sent to him. Other features of plan will be given consideration. Accompanying Justice Adkins will be John E. Laskey, chairman of the Bar | Committee, and Robert E. Maurer, sec- | | retary of the committee. and Fred C. |,O'Connell, also ® member of the com- mittee. 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