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HOSPITAL PROGRAM
FOR WAR VETERANS

A definite disqualification program
for former service men, involving the
immediate expenditure of $6.110,000
out of the $18,60O.OO0 available. was
Forbes, who was appointed director
of the Veterans Bureau yesterday by
President Harding.
The new program, Col. Forbes said,
which has the approval of Secretary
Mellon, was drafted by an advisory
board of physicians and specialists in
hospital architecture and construction
and a board of medical consultants.
headed by DR.. William c. White Of
Pittsburgh.
BY January /, 1922, hospital facili-
ties of $500 new beds are to be placed
in use for soldier patients, according
to the program.
An expenditure of $3.50. 900 is to be
made at the Public Health Service
Hospital, at Fort Bayard. N. NJ.
The Public Health Service Hospital
at Perryville. Md. is to have new
psychiatric patients at a cost of $780,
900; at Little Rock. Ark. the Army
post. Fort Logan H. Roots, is to be
converted into modern hospital at
cost of $250.000; at Lake City. Fla,
the general hospital there is to re-
ceive an addition of a tuberculosis
unit at cost of 100000.
The National Homes for Disabled
Volunteer Soldiers at Leavenworth.
Kan; Milwaukee. Wis, and Dayton.
Ohio, are each to have a new tuber
culosis hospital, and at Marion, Md,
the Marion National Sanatorium. is to
receive an additional building for pa
tients with psychosis complicated by
tuberculosis.
Fort Walla Walla, Wash. is to be
completely remodeled into a hospital
of $50 beds; the hospital at Alexan-
dria,, La. recently damaged by fire. is
to be reconstructed and an addition
fforty buildings. costing 100000. is
to be made to Whipple Barracks,
Prescott. AriZ.
1t is estimated. Col. Forbes said.
that at least nine more projects of
hospital construction will be planned
and executed from the remainder of
the $1S,600.000 appropriation at hand.
Evening star., 1921-08-10

The United States produces more
copper than all the other nations com
bined and more iron than any Cther
nation the world
Evening star., 1921-08-10

sunny chimes, nine different eoun-
tries, are properly combined in
every ounce.
Guard against the natural mis-
takes of too much syrup and too
large a glass. Any variation
from the ratio of one ounce of
syrup to hve ounces of water.
and something Of the rare quality
of Coca-Cola is lost; you don't
get Coea-Cola at the top of its
flavor and at its highest appeal.
Coca-Cola is sold everywhere
with universal popularity, because
perfect service and not variations
is a soda fountain rule.
Evening star., 1921-08-10
ServedPe Perfectly!
How it;isidone
with Americas
Favorite Beverage

You may take up a bit of the
proportion of water with ice, as a
small cube or crushed. Stir with
Q spoon.
Done quickly? You bet. The
rising bubbles just have time to
come to a bead that all but DER
tops the brim as the glass is
passed over the marble fountain
for the first delicious and refresh
ing sip.
That's the soda fountain recipe
for the perfect drink, perfectly
served. Coca-Cola is easily served
perfectly because Coca-Cola syrup
is prepared with the finished art
that comes from the practice of a
lifetime. Good things from nine
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About People
Movements Of Individuals To And
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS


Rogers-E T. tira,!>;nri. liunGnS ~,
s,rniI.l M.rr.. S:s,r~Sv!Mg: NJ ana
N-S / e. Mcll,riN. I'arkc-~htirE.
~or,-N f.,r-b,:n. Euckh,nnor.
" :, H., .r,s,, l:u,nhannon; IL n.
i,,iJ-c No~-,n.nv,. ! K lrak, Pay-
Lrr,hr-r. {. = Fighter. ,'-.>ioa. y u.
SINH S..pn,.,,!.: =. e Hirdr,;". lr..
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earned after 4 short business F'p :"
:ais c:Il.
Nal,.y !. Doll 50: Milwaukee,. MS. T.
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Macadsuy Club Dance.

~Ae. cu'low:r; invitation Will =" TO
r.,vrJ today by members and friends
%" chN MlCaiemr club.
We extend YOU - cod al INVITATION 20
attend the
SCr:a= Feature Dance
gwen h;. IN"
Ma.adn1y cub
THURSDAY evening. April twenty -aTst
nineteen hundred and t~entY-one
,.,n-rn,.oa Hal. Auditorium, Wheeling
Webs Novelty Entertainers
Evr..tO. N,-S York
Dan,.n: r:n., III orc Strictly invitation
Corr,n:t.r,: IHrcarH. Front Gc7biS.
Goetzr, NcS;.
Tbs ts;,ar" = hN.cc anticipated as on"
To-. 49,, Foremost dances Cs the month
nd = ARG a;trHdanc" - assured. In"
'!rEc balcony IN n" auditorium VIII Do
,,ca Tor those who dci:-' - hear IN"
fanous musicians. tu: WI W.; spend
he evening dancing. This - n" second
.,p2caraucN Of Wrhb'S Entertainers IN
Wheeling. they having come here before
:, furnish the music for tEC NashinE-
.or's N:-;hday dance o; q" NaCaGrmy
.luh. They scored = sensational success
a., "a. occasion. AID those so FORTUNATE"
,S 20 hear them th"n WI. take adra0-
,ac5 e lbs opportunity 20 again ENJOY
- ., arg ~: "Nc. p;iono,;>- good music.
w. 49,. Garrr-, hey Will haze pro
IAN O.: 80 'NtHs; selections. :2s:"du'-
n: er.a numh,- - - n" and move,
..,,.r.- aui tor tne spectators they
u,., mr. a.. cvcn:nS'S entertainment
..,,,al =, h.ch class vaudevil,". n COM
h.na.:0r. o.. singing. instrumental Sclec-
ions and cyGa7astic stunts that will
hold The interest o. cv"cyoa". The com
mite, : 70 b. congratulated on again
securing tho services o. this orchestra.
which g kaovu throughout n" cast as
one OF tho most sensational, and novelty
.n,r-.e.u.ur ocyheScras Q: today.
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j, N, SCOTT WILL
!. REMAIN IN ". w..
HEAD OF B. & o. IN WEST VO1I1Al
DECLINES PITTSBURGH O1F4-
SION POSITION.
was offered Position Of Late j. r.
Keegan-GensTal superintendent
Peck Mentioned for the
OpsuinR.

: ". Scott. -: South Penn street.
r.n.rl; -.!i,"-tn!"nd"nt Of the western
,!.yIs.rr az :ho Ealt.mor" & ONO lal!-
road company. and formerly superin-
.cnd.ni of IA" M"nonSah division at
Grafton. las refused the offer TO sue
crr,I IN III" position as head OF the
pittsburgh division. recently MADE va
can; i,v the death of j. frank NceGan'
pi.:r :, former Grafton man and MoHon-
raj, division superintendent.
The chief reason for Mr.. SCOTS de-
r:einn +, that he prefers TO stay IN West
virginia. ''Ind""d. am not going 10
p"nnSyIvan!l or an" other state II
IN help it," L. said. II prefer TO spend
my days in West Virginia."
MIR. Scott whose genial manner and
Yhrrud business ability have made him
mora than commonly popular. owns
rrupc.vy in tins stat. and BESIDES. TO
l:ilowS n" rI.rcd business In west
V:rgin:;, from tn" ground NJ. His assoc
,;t'rS arc mor" t;.an pleased that he IS
, 80 remain in iu:# section.
II is moro than ,Mcly. in Wow or
Mr Sro;ts -'i"Cti"n that tho position
: VIII hs offered 10 General Supcrintcnd-
nn, p-,H "f In" Cleveland grand d.
/ vision.
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OLD YEAST EATERS
NOW TAKE TABLETS
Tablets Easier to Take, Results Quicker
and Moro Economical.
CHEMISTS EXTRACT THE
vITAMINE FROM YEAST

Objectionable" features md N.ow -
suits with Ordinary yeas. hlv" caused
thousands 10 C:VH W. IN" Ni'amin"
treatment. bu' row. thanks Ia modern
chemistry. you can buy tablets "pr'a!r-
ing n proper dos" O. concentrated Yeast
N:tam;uc water S"luhl" ~ ,V;rai"d
from yras'. with -" stu! NOR" ;mp"T-
tant "fat Soluhi" A. Ni,amin". 81.
'rhcsr "phuS-rho N.'amin"' Tablets
made expressly for medicine. IL" con
lain nothing % disturb tn" weakened
stomach a plain yeast may d.. Re
suits are quicker. more economical. !"
han.Sh pimp,rs. bolts. cIrhuH"''~. "'".;
h"ip correct ,";s' ipatioN. h"a'I'itH con-
rl"Njon. r"S;"r" weigh; IuI r"bu ii -
user. :h"S" rhoS-I'ho Nita,riu" rHb,"'.t
produces most unusual rr<Gil".
Doctors. druggists and chemists pro
Yer this h"Ttr. better VA TO tax" Via
mines. Tie tablets a." mad" of ~.
finest .ugrrli. MS ~ ON" o. Am"r;,H'
oldest auh lacr".t laboratories. i
your druEc.-: hasn't secured 'i'
'ah'"'s send 81 r.u~ :" war '1N. f.
Irwin" Laboratory. Wh""iIng. W. Va,
for bot" 49, - rho>-l'hn E.iaiu.He
Tablets. prepaid.
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HEALTH MEETING
MI. joan r. Dillon VIII Address Civic
Department OF woman's
Club Today.

Thn c.v!rs department oT IA" Wh"".-
ing Wo:rars Cub WI hold :, ruh,:. .
health meeting Er:day' Afternoon =, 2:"n
a. the y. .. /. w. la, Ms. Jean 7. .
Dillon. director o: tho division Of oh:.d&
welfare &c publ:r health nursing aud
supervisor q E"d Cross public h"t,'h
nurses o. West Virginia will addr"s-
~" meeting. The public - invited e. =,
n.tcnl.
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Ta6ao vidtS Today.

IT,. ladies' OF the Ariun society WIZ
enterta!n with a Karre~ N!Site today IN
tho Ar!on hall on Twentieth street
cards will engage the guests during tn"
afternoon and prizes will be awarded
Tho winners At = O'Clock Il delicious
-oAs. beef supper will b" servrl. Th'S
feature will attract many guests. M
these ladies' hav" aa "DEIab." T61u'a-
,,on for their skin N the culinary art
and tho menu promises all the des!ca-
cies % the season. supper Will b"
served ,,nt;! S O'Clock. Dancing will h."
,aa diversion duriag tho evening. Sp"-
cal orchestra mu%;c h"!nS prorided.
Mr.. llArrr Schme;ch", $ genera !
chairman. and til" following compose
Il, ,.,,,,
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Will 60 20 Charity Ball.

Mrs. J. Ccr;l Ie" ro-rr"7i% MIS- Re-
-, Hartman &C this r,'N. Mrs. Wa;'
Hartman AMI Miss Mth"! CtSs accom-
uanj"d hy Manuel. EVs" and Minnie
Wn,f oc South parL. W. div" t.
Errwrey:tic Wednesday,. wh"r" the par
~ vii ATTEND IN" Charity bal. Ms
&c. Mrs. Hartman and Miss Caas WI
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TWO pRUNXs X1HEp

Two n"n charged with being :nt"H 10
r,t"d. Fob Elliott and Flank Thomas,
co!orcd. were fia"d 81 ami costs N poi'r%
cuur, by Judge John $. re-.
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CUT|CURA HEALS
BABYS P|MPLES
Would Itch and Burn. Was Cross
and Fretful. Hair Came Out,
My baby had some kind ofbreak-
inp out on her head and then Invent

almost all over her. II
rs broke on, in pimples and
kEG"NNN would itch and burn and
y she would scratch. She
was cross and freful and
- did not sleep we'll nj night,
>Tt and her hair came out.
~ Il wrote for free sam
pie Of Cutieura Soap and Ointment
and then bought two cakes OF SosP
and two boxes OF Ointment which
healed her," Signed MIS-. Lee
Conner. Palmyra, AK.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tai
cumsre all you need for allsoilet uses.
Battle with Soap, eoothe with ONT
rnent, dust with Talcum.
s.apl.InA YrssSy Nail. Addrsr,: "e.e..r. Lab
,,,esrtsA Ds,t 4, Maiden Is. hhsI" Sol erD-
vher~ soap ~. Ointment p and W. Thienn q.
~CutierIra Soap IhAves without mug
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re-Nuptial Party.

Va IL; o. So7.'S .; N'H'"ApC'"'
vents planned c"- Mss Jean NarH'
whose c0ElSc'0,G, - NJ. james - Na:-
-.ot;. a. U-'rU,:o. la was recently M
r"uurHG. 49,, y" E!E"a today - Ms
4 Ne. a h'r &"mr on the 'S','nH'
I.ar,h,or ". b. served a: or" o'c.ocA
Ard ar;-ac.l,c appointments W, b. ar-
:o-~a.. \ mound o.: pink Killarney
-os.s w:.. c"-:u IA" !ovc!r ccate-p:"S|
and a.. o:.a- ds.,:.S w. y" ~ pink and
vuj:,. Covers "" /" AL foc sixteen
friends o. tho b-iGc-c!cc..
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III
Martha kurnc- Pauline Tal,man
,,lar, Rosa Coleman Mary Alexander
>I,z,e Covne Elizabeth Hoffman
anita Carney t>apaa"! haVcEon
sara Fitzpatrick Irene Ingram
IT.,.n kc-khor Catherine Shalres
N!-G;ri;, pu..r: 'HtA"7.H' NH'
Ella Wilson !r"n" liENN
Henrietta kracm"c '"Cr!!N i'dras
Virginia rfsh"- lr"ns EG""N
Matilda Dumas Alma lau!!
49,, r,;Scha- Genovicve McDona u
\radeIyn 10th Flor~ncc Eauch
Marintta TrusChcI Joanna Mc'ir"eI
Jane Watson
MeSsrs.-
T. E. Nlc1andr- John CampbeU
Chas. ). Thompson Charles McFadaen
clarence Jaeger Lee Roth
Frank Hack l. =. stanton
rc-ra-d Sir-curc- H. =. Shannon
william C;rob !. T.. Baker
William MathiSon James IiEhe
Edmund Murphy i. 4. L""iS
= N Michael Joseph Owens
Julian Madden !. j. NcRSei
". !. Man:on Frank Lyons
4 ( Peith William Sauers
William Hole!
McSSrS. and M"Sd1m"s-
Joseph Ee-Gin I.ro Co!ernn
rossnh Mckinley Leo Bnn~nherSar
Win. Z. Guudl!nS Edw. hcTkAoN'
CEus. NJ. Miller
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Tic child Is father OF tho nan. and
abou; th" ,:mc i girl IS !" she bcGin5
60 correct h"r mothers etiquette.
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No ,nL;,-- wnat you want / VII sar,
vou time and money I" use IN f'!.'
IIGEEtEE WANT ADS.
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return 20 Whe"i.ns wheT" II" 'a''''
W.: spend several dtTS IA" guest i
MIR. ~. -- Nc--It'"Wu New bom'n!o''
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Dance at carrou Ctno.

Tho Carroll club was n" Sccre OF y
mos, delightful event last night. the
occasion being the informal dane" given
by Carroll court. Daughters OF Isabella
and Carroll council. Knights OF Co'Nm,
bus. Spangle1s Melody Boys furnished
ono % the usual splendid musical pro-
grams. and punch was served during
tho interul.ssion by Caterer Norris.
Cards we-" arranged in the pa-.orS tor
those guests who did not car" 70 dance
The following were N atcndance'
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Stamm-G =. i ~, cameron. MAJ
VOL. Weston. v. T.. E,'l Ion. N:1c '':o'"
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Pupils Recital

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TO. 90 '.'''..> '"d ,''''"' -, '",
go. ,~< ,.s'i:n''s .">.;'d :" attend
49,. E. ...v:; ;.~'Gr.,u WI ;" gwen:
=: N.rs.a.n ,r... Ni",:u.l Showers
rr....,..,u ,.,..I i.GI Ma
W,..,,;.." a=I I'm y Merry I:t.!"
ga" Lila Ma.
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Tie Fairy !.nHa h"E' ,h'''
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WUr;"HA"h'r.
"'Np.l ami the 'af''aH N''':
C:urf
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Mari, :.
''rhH r"rpE Road martina smith
"Ny:Siho'> Torment --'"r'' 'us -.
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T.. ';a-.. l:''"anFtN IMAM ,. ,,.,,'
and Mildred Coats
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Rogers-E l.. ,fra3,>;nch. NunHnG IN
Sarnu.! M"~rr. S:S,r~SNH.T: NJ. an
Mrs. J. Z. MCil,riN, laCE"-$huFE
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SUMMER RESORTS.
OCEAN VIEW. Va.

BEACH HAVEN. ocEaS VIEW. water
front. room and board, sle.5o week. stop
fifteen. Cottsre Car Line. t0s
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
PERSONAL.

ED YOUR HoME. OFFICE. RESTAURANT
or business place Of all pests Reaches,
bsdbugs, watsrbnss. rats and mice extermi-
mated: moderate charge. Phone Line. S0s-J /,
or write NATIONAL EXTERMINATING
CO.. Ala. ave. and Stanton road se., WASH
ington. d. @. 1146
LEARN TO TREAD CHARACTER Ar
sight INsTITCTE OF VOCATIONAL
RESEARCH. 210 Munsey Bldg.
A oHAhACTEH ANALYSIS WILL ENABLE
You to fnd the right Job. INSTITUTE OF
VOCATIONAL RESEARCH. 30 Munsey
Bldg.
wORKINGMEN, THE TINE HAS COME
when the profteer is not desirable. and
should be run out and "Tr"uscr." should
90 win them, u hustler can, buy new pants.
from rs at 81. 50. 50 and have more yalue
In the show down; slightly used suits, IS
70 SIS. frdies. Store, GIG D.
JUsrHss oED STAND. 6la D. Isl
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With Beard

HHLCREsT. $50 18TH ST. wv. ROOMS
with or without bath: meals that satisfy.
Evening dinners. S5c. 81
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WANTED-FIFTY MEN

-FOUR MIDDLE-AGED Statesmen WITH
autos and l saleSmanaEer. SCIENTIFIC
VOCATIONAL BUREAU, 212 Munsey Bldg.
~ 1885
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KEYS.
LOCKsMITH.

Duplicate keys made while you wait. &c.
lis II st. NV.
aug 3-tf IS
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POULTRY AND PETS.

JUST RECEIVED YoUxG MEXICAN sSp
Cnoan parrots, ieeches dogs and singing
rsnsriea Fl sCHMIDS BIRD isTDitE.
NJ 18th 81 NV. GO
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Country Board.
WANTED. FoCR BOYS TO BOARD FOR
month Of August: sges from 9 to Il; price
reasonable; write for particulars. Mrs. p. L.
McwHoRrER, Fairfax, Va, Route ].
"INGLEsIDB." on ROCKVILLE ELEC-
trio, steam and automobile roads; large
shady grounds; porehes: tennis; special
August rates. Mrs. WHITFIELD. Rockville,
Nd. Telephone KensinGtou c7-F-12. 4s4
PRIVATE PARTY Will BOARD AND
give mothers care 10 children. HYATTs-
VILE S00-F-o3. 3S7
NURSE WILL BOARD AND CARE FOR
children In her home IN suburbs: terms
reasonable. HTATTsvILLE soo-r-2s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-06
CIT THIS QUIT Is WORTH
MONEY

Cut out this slip, enclose with Sc
and mail il to Foley & Co. 2S35 Shelf
field Ave-. Chicago, ILL.,, writing your
name and address clearly You will
receive in return trial package con
tanning Foley's Honey and Far Com
pound for coughs. colds and Group;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back; rheumatism, tackache. kid
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
biliousness, headaches,
and sluggish bowels (Adv)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-06

feature OF fire-prevention observ-
ance. The principal OF each school
may select 10 boys OF good character
and reputation for leadership 10 be
assistants of the fire captain of the
district in the inspection of premises.
violations OF the fire ordinances and
any hazardous conditions. such as the
accumulation of rubbish. which may
tend 10 cause fires or to impede the
work of the firemen in the event OF
an outbreak. AS part of the exer-
cises the boys may be decorated with
the metal badge OF the league and the
ceremony made the occasion for adj
dresses by uniformed fremen.
IL collections OF really good essays
written by the boys and girls i'm these
competitions can be made and pub
lished. these will arouse greater in
terest than even the most simply
written pamphlet from the pen of an
adult
II is taken for granted that fire
drills are periodically executed in
every school. In any case. they will
probably form part OF the exercises
OF fife-prevention day. when. however.
they will be anticipated and conse-
quently will have little value except
for exhibition purposes. There is
something wrong in the school which
needs any special rehearsals to enable
il to make good showing in its fire.
precautionary fire drill.
Suggestions For School Exercises
To stimulate interest the exercises
of all the grades should be combined
taking place in the school hall. The
hall decorated in e-prevention
colors; stage made as attractive as
possible. Blackboards may have
drawings showing causes or results OF
fire, or statistics and notices. Green
wreaths tied with the colors hung al
back Of stage at height of ordinary
doorway. TO form pretty headpiece.
l. Visitors seated Pupils march
in by the various aisles. to piano OF
other music. wearing the colors,
carrying fire-prevention flags. They
mass in front of stage, facing audi
ence, and sing the National Anthem.
2. Reading of the Presidents or
Governors Proclamation by pupil.
}. Selected pupils troop on to
stage to music; go through march or
fire drill, using flags, closing with
some animated figure and salute, af-
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claims win he given immediate at
tention.
Compensation. insurance, vocational
training. allotmenis, haek-pay and
medical treatment viii be among the
claims which the squad will file
The local chapter OF the American
Red Cross is now engaged in helping
10 prepare the necessary statements
and afIdavits in order that when the
squad arrives there Will be the min
imum of delay and all ex-service per-
sons with claims are urged TO have
their papers in order by the time the
squad arrives. The American Legion,
the Veterans of Foreign Wars and
other local organizations are cooper
ating in the work.
These squads are being organized
an over the country by the Veteran $
Bureau, the new department which
consolidates the former Bureau of
War Risk Insurance. the Board OF
Vocational Education and the Public
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are for Ere prevention and go of.
:. Brief composition. What / have
learned about fire-prevention day and
why We have it, by pupil,
; Brief essay. What use this
school could make Of the money lost
by fire in this city by a pupil.
6. Recitation
I. Song Boy voices with accom-
paniment and strong chorus.
5. Reading by one of the teachers
OF % original paragraphs prepared by
as many pupils. WAYS TO aid in fire
prevention" Each paragraph signed
by the writer
g. What fire means TO the fireman
and how school children may help
him." talk by member of the fire de-
partment
10 What things can start fire
at home" by pupil
From Fire Prevention Day Hand
book" published by National Fire
Protection Association, 81 Milk St.
Boston, Mass.
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ST. JOHNS ELEVEN
WORKS HARD FOR
WASHINGTON GAME
Coach pat" Krebs Drove His
Charges At Lively Clip In Yes
terday's Practice Tickey's
Foot Swollen But Will Be In
Shape
NAVY WARRIORS
GET LONG WORKOUT

Coach pat" Krebs Pub the ST
Johns College Cadets through the
hardest kind OF work yesterday after
noon in preparation for the annual
contest with the eleven of Washing
ton College which will be staged at
chestertown on the coming Saturday.
Washington is another contender for
thaState intercollegiate title. and ae-
cording 10 reports reaching the local
campus Beat St Johns is the slogan
that Is now being heard at the East
ern Shore towns. Having disposed OF
Western Maryland College in com
narative easy style. the local Colleg-
ians will enter Saturdays game with
a measure OF confidence of their abil-
ily 10 lay low a second rival for the
tltular honors of the State institutions
Coach 'Krebs" has teen worried
somewhat the past few days because
Of an injury to the right foot of Tickey,
the seasons find as fullback. and
cTack drop kicker, whose toe regis
tered three field goals against West
ern Maryland. His foot showed signs
OF infection as result OF constant
rubbing against an imperfect boot. but
II is thought he will be in good shape
for the Chestertown encounter In
the practice. the Varsity eleven played
in fine form
MlddIes Have Long Drill
Wednesday. an off day in the aca-
demic routine of drills. enabled the
midshipmen to put in some lively Hicks
OF practice and there was lots of snap
IN their work. owing to the cool spell
a,,,f Continued ON Pare So