Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-10

presented his felicitations at O'Clock.
| MAJ. Thomas. L. Rhcades y. s; =:
introduced the distinguished visitors
| Other aids for the President. DESIGNATED
| Tor this special ceremony. were Col. spen.
Ger Cosby. U. 8. A., In charge Of yubIlS
Little. U. 8. NJ. c.: Lieut.. Charles e
| Rockwell. U. 8. A.: Lieut.. Henry Is
ClaEett. u. 8. A.: DIR. Cary T. GraySon
passed assistant surgeon. .. g. n, ano
Lieut.. Matthias e. Manly. U. 8. N.
! The President during the half hour pre-
ceding the call OF the diplomatic corps
/ received In the east room the usual hos'
OF visitors. Anon gthem were senator
| Walsh and Q. number OF other senators
and representatives in Congress.
! At o'clock tonight the President VIII
/ touch q button which will start into
operation the machinery OF the Breeders
/ and Feeders convention and horse show
| at Fort Worth, Tex. He will then &c
1 to the theater with Mrs Wilson. The
Belasco will be patronixed tonight by the
! President.
Salome Tarr. the young lady stenog.
| rapher Of Gov. Wilson at Trenton, will
not come to Washington. She left her
| job at Trenton some months ago because
she did not like something that happened
| at that time. but few days later she
| returned and was cordially greeted by
Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Tumulty. She resum-
ed her work. She was offered clerkshiF
III one or the departments III WdSEliiStOAi
but concluded not to accept.
National Committeeman Received.
Accompanied by National Committeeman
| Ross Of the Philippine Islands. Cheney OF
Alaska and John H. Wilson Of Hawaii
National Committeeman John F. Costello
Wilson. After their interview the commit
tee members said they had called merely
to pay their respects.
Army and Navy Promotions.
Nominations Of army and navy of1icers
were sent to the Senate this afternoon as
follows:
War, cavalry arm:
Lieutenant colonel to be colonel-Jacoh
G. Galbraith. 4th Cavalry; Joseph A. Gas
ton, 10th Cavalry.
Majors to be lieutenant colonels-Wil-
liam 8. Scott. unassigned; Daniel L. Tate,
Sd Cavalry.
Captains to be majors-Samuel G. Jones.
unassigned; Melvin w. Rowell. 18th Cav
airy.
First lieutenants to be captains-Thomas
M Knox. LIST Cavalry; Basil n. Ritten-
Sd Cavalry.
Second lieutenants to be first lieuten-
ants-Donald A. Robinson. 18th Cavalry
Bruce L. Burch. 18th Cavalry; Edgar M.
Whiting, 10th Cavalry; Edward G. FL
lott, 9th Cavalry.
Quartermaster Corps:
Lieutenant colonies to be colonelS-Dan-
lei E. Mccarthy, George B. Davis.
Majors to be lieutenant colonels-Amos
w. Kfmball. William H. Hart.
Signal Corps:
Lieutenant colonel to be colonel-Wil-
liam A. Glassford.
Major to be lieutenant colonel-Samuel
Reber.
Captain to be major--Leonard d. Wild
man.
Coast Artillery Corps:
mot E. Ellis.
Captain to be major-Albert G. Jen-
kins.
Charles NJ. Truitt, 2sth Infantry.
To be first lieutenant of field artil-
lery-Charles Dudley Daily. late second
lieutenant. Artillery Corps.
Navy:
Ensign to be an assistant civil engi-
neer-Ralph d. Spalding.
To be professors Of mathematics
Nathaniel M. Terry Of Maryland and
To be first lieutenant. Marine Corps
Antoine j. Corbesier OF Maryland.
Currency Reform Discussed.
The President talked with Representa-
tive Glass Of Virginia about currency
legislation.
Mr.. Glass. who was at the head OF the
currency reform committee Of the last
Congress. has assurances that he will be
chairman Of the House committee on
banking and currency,
He said today at the White House he
collld press forward hia work in nrena r.
ing bill for introduction some time dur
ing the extra session. Those who have
talked with President Wilson on the sub
ject of currency legislation declare he
will await developments during the first
part of the extra. session before making
definite plans to secure currency legisIa-
ton.