Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1937, Page 52

Clyes EXTRA ENC HNESS AT ’"38':,“ R corr BAYERSON OiL W?RKS COLUMBIA 522 Morning-Qfter HEADACHE Sponl ?our Dag Do you feel foggy, head throb, and nerves jittery? Take (n])lldml’ and snap out of morning-after head- ache, whether from over-indulgence in eating or drinking. Because Capudine is a liquid it Works fast. Note how quickly head clears, shaky nerves are calmed and relaxed, and pep returns, No marcotics, All drug stores. Come Back Smiling... 4 LEEUNE HONORED ATV. M. 1. TODAY !Farewell Review and Recep- tion Slated for Retiring Superintendent. Late today Maj. Gen. John Archer Lejeune, former commandant of the { Marine Corps, will be honored in a | farewell review and tomorrow he will { relinquish his post as superintendent {of Virginia Military Institute at Lex- ngton, Va. | Maj. Gen Thomas Holcomb, the present commandant of the Marines, who served with Gen. Lejeune in France during the World War, will participate in the farewell tribute to | his old chief. At 5 o'clock this after- | noon, the arewell review is planned by the regiment of the Institute. After this, a reception will be held. | At 10 o'clock tomorrow, Gen. Le- { jeune will turn over his command to |the new superintendent, Maj. Gen | Charles E. Kilbourne, U. S. A, re- tired, who also is well known in Wash- ington. Gen Kilbourne is a Medal of Honor man, but he also holds the Dis- | tinguished Service Cross and the Dis- | tinguished Service Medal, one of the very few soldiers to attain this dis- | tinction. Has Recovered Speech. | Gen. Kilbourne served in Washing- ton as assistant chief of stafl of the Army from August, 1932 to February, 11935, He holds the degree of civil | engineer from Virginia Military In- I stitute, which he obtained in 1894, He THE EVENING was born in Virginia, 1872, Gen. Lejeune suffered a fall some years ago- when he was superintendent at V. M. I. and the injury caused him to lose his power of gpeech. Since, his friends say, he hasfnade a remarkable recovery, and although he had to re- learn language, he has lately become so proficient that he again has been able to deliver speeches, The general's friends here consider it unusudl that after he had traveled extensively over the world and been subjected to dangers of war and storm, he should come to the com- parative peace of Lexington—a small town in Virginia—and there meet with an accident that kept him in a coma for about a month and caused him to lose his speech. For Gen. Le- jeune as & young man was ship- wrecked in a hurricane in Samoa, went through the Spanish-American War, was on duty in the Philippines in 1908-09, commanded the brigade of Marines during the occupation of Vera Cruz, Mexico, in April, 1914, and later was in command of the regiment of Marines that formed the pacifying force. Was in War Battles. Gen. Lejeune participated in the Battles of St. Mihiel, Blanc Mont Ridge, the Meuse-Argonne and in the march to the Rhine, and com- manded the 2nd Division during the World War. The retiring superintendent of Vir- ginia Military Institute served as com- mandant of the Marine Corps here from July 1, 1920, until March 5, 1929, when he retired from the serv- ice following 39 years' active duty. He has been superintendent of Vir- ginia Military Institute since that time. Born in Pointe Coupee Parish, La., January 10, 1867, Gen. Lejeune at- tended Louisiana State University for three years prior to entering the Na- Academy. He holds the Distil and the War Department awarded him this medal alsa.for his outstand- ing World War se! MECSHANE S L BIRTHS REPORTED Erederick and Maurita Sullivan, boy. Raymond and Rose Dillon. boy. ‘Thomas and Mldenng qmu, boy. Joseph and Mary Eilf William and Margaret Dauxnerty sirl, Tony and Ruth Catena Ralph ahd Giate Anderion. boy. Charles and Anne Fierst. gm Joseph and Ethel Kagen, Johr and Pauline Hodges, Harold snd Maibelle Clark. B6y. James and Rosa Stout, boy. gease and: peatrice Wel, piil. Roby and Anna Read. girl. William and Marie Hayes boy. Benneville and Marlorie High. &irl. Edward and Geneva Zablocky, George and Mattie Bland (tw! boy and wirl. Herbert and Daisy Nelson. girl. Glinton and Louise Duckeit, ifl, 1 and Dorothy Twyman, gl Robert and Lsabeile Wilson, SirL Luther and Mattie Harris. girl. James and Lavana Fitzhugh, boy. Joe and Ida Samuels. boy Brantley and Lucille Linder, girl, John and_Evelyn Ewell. girl. Earl and Elsie Cooper, girl. Robert and Evelyn Wright. girl, Joseph and Inez Andrews. boy, William and Elyia Harris, giri. Robert and Clara Massey. girl William and Mattie Gray. boy. Roland and Marie_Woodland. boy. Joseph and Mary Smith, boy. DEATHS REPORTED Joseph J. Posch. &2 St. Elizabety's Hospital. Caroline’ Leltch, K0. 220 H st. n.e. 0 8. Soldiers' Richard O. Lagenb; Home Hospita Marguerits” Rodenhauser, Hospital b P. McCleery. Waudby. G 68, Providence 0 Upton at. st nuun D. Kaldenbacli et Robey. 1'V. Friedman, Edward b, Cannon, Infant Donovan, Frank Asby. f6(), Simeon Lindley Eugene D Louisa Heb; Tofant MIRRO ALUMINUM SET AS ILLUSTRATED WITH ANY UNIVERSA MODEL ILLUSTRATED $104.50 LESS LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD COOKING DEVICE APPLIANCE DEPT. OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. ELECTRIC RANGE NO MONEY DOWN AS LITTLE AS 10¢c A DAY 730732734 SEVENTH St.N.W. DISTRICT 1549 MARRIAGE LICENSE [ APPLICATIONS Norm McGrath, 20, Bulhln N. Y. and Marsarer uu,: R M. Wi Chevy Chase, ev, ; Leon Wolf, 28. 3809 S5th st. and e-m-l Cohen. %3, 113 Georria ave.; Rev. M. K, Coke B. Carlton. fr., * Dundalk, Md.; Kester. Henty Silbersieln: 4%, and_Jennie Bloom. 4. both of Baltimore: Rev. H. Silver- one. y ‘A, Tepgberk, 22. and Shirley Huf- faker. 20: both of s-n Lake City: Rev. Buirling W“i"“ Sidney 4, Alli<on st and Norfolk. Va.i Rev. Myer W Epstéin. Estelle 8. Crocl H. Silverstone. Charles F. Wagner. 24. 1522 D st. and Adeline E. Frissell. 18, 1667 dale st. n.e.; Rev. Cornelius Abbott Jack Bumbry.' 24. outh Washingtos nd Christine Thompson, 18. 215 ev. C. 8. Bisss 0 plain_ st ne. Rose- and 02 Champlain and Lillle Robi; Deluware ave. 5. 9th st., R st Henry, bblefiel botin of 4 . B. Mitchel . McGuire, ir. and Elinor C. Hackeit STAR, WASHINGTON,. D.. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1937. December 22,'¢uuhed Bervice Medal of the” Navy Sallle M. Graves, 23, 1015 Irving st.; Roy 1. Caorien 58 12 03_C st. ne. s v ories. 25, 12 .. Dmr- Preston. 43, 44 W at.i Rev. H. Dpavid 26, and nmnu gh. 35, Witham kMo comers 20r ) an Ima Allen, 20, 1650 L o F. W. Alstork. Venu Rev LESS THAN 2 PER CENT OF COUNTY ON RELIEF Prince Georges Figures Submitted at Meeting of Welfare Board and Commissioners. By a 8taff Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., Septem- ber 30.—Less than 2 per cent of the estimated 70,000 population of Prince Georges County are on relief, accord- ing to a report to the county commis- signers by the Welfare Board. The meeting was the first held un- der a plan to have the groups get to- gether regularly to discuss charity problems. Rev. Alexis St. Onge. Wells, 22 3900 Tunlaw rd.. and It was estimated by Miss Lydia I saved $10 on _»\my curtains by usiny TINTEX Worlds Largest Selling Tl NTS & DYFES 15¢a psck-ge at Drug Stores & Notion Counters PARK & TILFORD, Distributors, New York, N.Y. e e e O B W A OT R, N X SAVINGS that make your PAY GO FAR X % .'¢ UUPU ¥SHOE SHINE KIT POLISH,DAUBER SHINE CLOTH § BRING THIS couPoN MINIATURETTE CHOCOLATES Assorted miniature choco- lues Approximately 85 preces o the pound. FULLPOUND ‘) 49« Sllr VALUE The New HUGHES Professional, sanitary HAIR BRUSH Scientifically structed for washing. In a sanitary, sealed cell- wloid case. 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