Evening star., 1925-12-06

charge of the San Francisco, Calf,
branch photographic office.
Those who will graduate in the
Navy officers class at the submarine
school, New London, Conn, December
"a. are Lieut.. Comdr. T.. W. Strother,
and Lieuts. Q. II. Bennehoff. r. b.
Rogers and W. Wakefield; Lieuts.
Gunior grade> G. ". Bauernschmidt,
r. W. Berry, G. T. BoldiZar, J. NJ.
Cox. Fl. G. Davis. X. w. Dole. +. j.
Eckoff, G. w. Gray, jr.; l.. a. Hansen,
l.. J. Huffman. J. X; Hughes. G. +.
Mackln. y. III. McCollum, q. l.. Memo
cal. H.. \. Mergen. c. II. Minliler, X.
NJ Peacher. K. L. Percival. V. +.
Sinclair, c. W. Snyder, +. :. Stein
h;euer. +. b. Nose and +. 7. Wat
kins; Ensigns l.. y. Blair. A v.
Bres. ID. \. Cone, ID. II. Day. K. L.
Dennison, j. W. Harper. r. NJ. Huebl
i. r. Koonce. II. A. Niemyer, j. NJ.
Ocker. A. II. Richards, ID. +. J. Shea.
j. II. Sheehan, S. b. Smith, X. n.
Smoot, NJ. NJ. Stephens. J. l.. Welch.
ID. Weller and II. y. Williams.
The committee of 33 of the National
Soiourners Club will meet here Janu-
AIRY IL at 10 am. at the Mayfower
Hotel for the purpose Of acting upon
number Of Important recommenda-
tions made by the various members
Of this organization. This committee
Is composed of the following Sojourn-
ers: Maj. Gems. Amos y. Fries. chief
Of Chemical Warfare Service: Creed
&. Hammond. chief Militia Bureau;
Mark l.. Iersey, L. 5. A. retired;
John y. Lejeune, commandant United
States Marine Corps: George {. Rick
ards. Wendell &. Neville. and kenzie
W. Walker. chief OF finance: Brig.
Gems. Chauncey B. Baker. retired;
George Richards, L. S. NJ. c.; Admiral
4. Z. CoontZ. L. s. n; Admiral Rey-
mold T. Hall. retired; Rear Admiral
Luther L. Gregory. L. s. N; Capt. y.
j. Blackwood. L. S. N; Lieut.. Comdr.
j. ID. Robnett. L. $. N; Coils. John T.
AAton, national chaplain; Joseph H.
Colyer: ir.: odus c. Iorney, Charles
r.. Jakes, b. j. Lloyd. Russell p
Reeder. carl Reichmanu. G. Van De
Nenter. Perry W. Weidner and Her
bert A. White; Majs. Reynold T..
Blight. George +. Lee; Capts. John II.
CowleS. Walter a. Dumas, William ~
Sherman. j. Hugo Tatsch and George
r. Unmacht. G. w. s.; Lieut.. Jesse
Sharpe, and Judges James B. Ruhl and
j. y. Whitcomb.
Rear Admiral NJ. NJ. Taylor, L. S.
n, director of fleet training. Navy
Department, announced this week the
standing Of the highest of the subma-
rlne class Of vessels in engineering
performances for Me month of Oc-
tober. 1925. They are: ST. $50. o.,
R-+. S4i, S-2S. O-10. O-S. $40 and S-l3.
Following is the standing OF the above
class for the year to November k.
1928: o.. r.. OF. OF. S-23. o.lo.
R-3. 81. S-13 and SO
Modification has been made OF the
schedule Of the scouting fleet for the
first part Of 1926. The light cruiser.
divisions and the destroyer squadrons.
including their train, are, according
to the new schedule. expected to sail
from their home yards for the Guam
tanamo area on January s. while on
January II the L. s. S. New York.
Trenton and the Utah will sail from
their home yards. From all indica-
tions. the Wyoming is expected to
leave New York on january %. Ac-
cordins to the modified schedule the
scouting feet will sail from the Guam
tanalno area February l for the Canal.
VIII <" through the canal on February
:. and then will participate with the
battl" fleet in fleet problem
Between now ana the first of the
.'tii III &c bOstI Us tl bTlctAFS VIII be
convened in the Navy Department
FOR the purpose of selecting officers
of the Navy for post graduate in
structlon in aeronautical engineer
ing, communication engineering and
naval construction. The flrst-named
board will meet at the department
on December 10; the communication
engineering board will meet the fol
lowing day, while the naval construc-
ton board will meet December 21
Then on January 4. 1926. the ord
nance board will meet. while On Jan
uary : q civil engineering board will
meet for the purpose of making post
graduate selections.
In the approaching selections. 50
officers viii be selected to take Il post
graduate course in engineering. :
for the ordnance. : for naval con
struction and for civil engineer
ing. Only those officers who will
have had five or more years of com
missioned service by January I, 1926.