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Evening star., 1925-08-01
HEIP-MALE.


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AUTOMOBILE MEcHANIcs-GOod open
Mota1 sa campan@, sFnsPi'i sii st. nPp" Neuese'
BBARBER white, wanted, Apply at whelans
BARBER lst class good appsSssTsnce pss,a 5ptr s5pe
Emile. 1921 Conn. ave.
BooKKEEPER wanted; experienced accounts
S des HdeSs Sos s K star once
Sunday. lisa Iith nv
CAsHIER-Must have hrst-clqss hotel ex:;
ssSrlencs per answsr siyns empioymeas pasd
meals. Address % Boz s4s.R. sss Star nel ories 4D
coLoRED NAN married. no children: as
he thoroushiy % eaperieneed: d; salary r' sos a
9Rh TeRt msn and HSde. Box so oc to
cooK-Day {, work. BANDS Lunch, "A I!th
s 6ESTsT 5s1 n to ssse 6RaFEs 81
iaOs Pa. Pa ave. ave. NV. W ''u' 'N " l.
p,RAFTsMAN.c DR.. FTsMAN.c arehL.ecturaI; must be first
for laundry route. oAp-
ply at once Washington Laundry. 27th
FORD MECHANIC. must be expert See Mr.,
F. E. Carter. Parkway Motor Co.. 1o65
nly NJ. Nichols. SO Fierce St pe1'e''eu n'e' Ap
e ssa7 @a1a s F''s SEQ
GARAGE MAN, experienced in greaslng
White truck; references. Address Box 264-K.
Star ofiice.
hAdE sads ,. :P' !. Fs sissiy sas ana
sober sober state sslsry expected reference
GENTLEMENna,Earn while you learn: in
TAJax
eontracts Fiyen those S who H apaiiy: one ssN5 ot
ins aadsss Be9 sa star o
HEAD WAITER. Bancroft Hotel. 1920 Ipth
st. NV:
HOTEL cAsHIERs-For, local European
salary. SI25 per month and meals. State in
reply where you have worked past five years.
Address Boz 30s-K. Star Office.
MAN. white for Ford delivery; also to help
around store. Claytons Market. 1901 18th
MAN to help on small farm. near Washing
ton: $40 month room and board. Address
MAN. experienced, fruit and vegetable; must
have reference. Arcade Fruit Co.. Arcade
MAN-White, to sell laundry service and
take over route. Address Box 4o5-K. Star
MANAGER. filling station; should be famiI-
lar with accessories and competent to super
intend tire repairing, car washing. etc; ref.
erences. Address Box 234 x. Star ONCE. /.
MEAT CUTTER. first class; high-grade
market. must thoroughly understand meat.
az and reference. Address Box 2os,K, Star
MECHANIC-Experienced on Dodge cars
have three to four weeks work for right
man Apply Du Pont Laundry Co., 2535
sherman ave. NV.
MEMBERSHIP SALES REPREsENTATIVEs
for mid Summer campaiEn--Full or part
tine Apply, 70 Mr. Kelly, American ,n Auto Att,
OPERATOR for graphotype; addressograph; !;
enee. Address Bog is4,K, star once [.
PAPERHANGERS. q. Apply in person.
washington Decorating Co. 3b H st. NV. /.
PHARMACIST, coiored.. capable manager;
one who can interest himself financially In
g good corner drug store. Address Box
PIANIST AND CELLIsT wanted, to estab-
hsh orchestra. Address Box 23O-R. Star
Office: Il
PIANO PoLIsHER and fnisher, competent
man o,bsss nes9 g doas hss
PLUMBER's APPRENTICE. with 3 or
Waaes, Rddress Box so7k. STAR STAR Once Gar state
ROOM CLERK-Thoroughly experienced, for
local European plan hotel; salary $l50 and
meals. Must he strictly . high-grade man
State in reply where you have worked past
five wears. Address Box 310-K. Star office
statesmen for non.shrnkabIe bathing
suits you don't need to be a swimmer to
man q to III Roam T22 Transnorf ttnr
Evening star., 1925-08-01
HELp-MALE Continued.


tdl fun or part tine selling nien
pi9rtda p, Real Estate Co. Inc. 201 Munsey
sALEsMAN-Rea estate. with car. who
knows Washington and is willing to work
hard, can make a profitable connection with
dens HGda.s Bex spss star ace conn
sALEsMAN1Y2unE man. to sell a high.
class and well known line on commlssl9n nm i,
Office
sALEsMAN-Man with ability: must he
hgter Iay oa
9-l2. 1921 g st. NV. 1'
SHIPPING clerk and yard man wanted for
%s hsFs Adde'S. s
SHOP FOREMAN. Ford agency: a very at
Box siG iGr oee ths right
sPEcIFICA,TIoN WRITER. thorouEhiy quail
ified; az least five years experience in
Call or write. Lacey ( Lacey. 636 F ST,
sTEwARD-Must have had first-ciass hote!
salary expected. Address Box s77.K Star
WANTED sALEsMAN--Actiye in one Of
ence Addr..s Boz @ 4ak peS.sroe Star oee Sea fele'
sohNG 0S9s one vi With fo5 pePt
See Mr.; F. e. Carter. Parkway Motor Co.
luoD Wlsconsin ave.
YOUNG MAN strong. active. capable of
tier and able 70 furnish references as to hon
esty and integrity. State age. education, eK-
BBer,ence and Snl particulars. Address Box
YOUNG MAN-white, for laundry route
e; section must be good salesman, furnish
S35 70 $50 weekly. Apply Du Pont Laun-
dry. 2H3h sherman ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN-By we'll established building
contractor: hustler. must he well connected
and have SONG available money to invest.
Address Box 22I-K. Star Office. 2s
YOUNG MEN to solicit spare or full time
Call Cleveland 1874 after I.
YOUNG MEN. .. who are acquainted With
people freqqenting the water. 70 take orders
for non -shrinkable bathing suits. Mr.. An
german. q TO II; Room 733 TRANSPORTATION
Bids Main 5413.
YOUNG MEN-We need at once young men
from 22 to 26 years of age who have eonh-
agerial positions after training in our work.
This requires from 3 to 3 years. depending
upon their own initiative. The work and
hours are not easy. but II you are looking
portunity. We have over 500 stores and
must have reliable men Preference given
10 those with previous mercantile expert
sos s ssS 9ayns ssr o soed education ADDRESS
TRUCK DRIVER, young col
ored man. for steady position
must be absolutely sober; refer
ences required. Report Monday
| morning at 80, ready for work
90 l. st. ne.
Evening star., 1925-08-01

NEW YORK, August FRANKIE
Genaro, American flyweight cham
pion, last night won on foul in the
eleventh round from Billy Levine of
Coney Island.
Evening star., 1925-08-01
Star "Want Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

TIA "a "A s}4 = s': ss$:'''"'
18th and w NV. Eagle Pharmacy.
Seoa Seoa Gss1rFla ave- Helm G. pigs P3aFpsey g1, y
3t0l 14th. Bronaugh's Pharmacy.
4th and Buchanan. Hohherger,s Pharn acy:
s3oa Mount IioIsS Peasant ST. Noun, Pieasan,
- Cigar and News shop: c CO.,
sss ccSHa. read e. Hal4s HeGfrP PaG Cigar Store
Waramag Park PharmsGS =, pa,,.,, p,..
2ns seReIoS aRa aass sys' Phillips Pharmacy.
and and Col scafSRsas PSassG'
Smiths Cut-rate Drug Store. 9TH and o ste.
?th. and r. l. ave-. J. French simpson.
18th and NJ sts., L. H. Forster's Pharmacy
VI VI ave ave I ls.h and St. ppweys phar
Ga, ave. and Rock Creek Church road. Rock
55eIs Ga. ave- BrlFhtwood Pharmacy.
18th and lila. ave. Pearson's Pharmacy.
Ea EGrb sT csp and q sad ag2E sfR Phar
l?ss Pa. ave. J. Louis Krick.
$i $s and and p ss suEey EesIts PHaPBasy Bsfymacy
wisconsin ave. and Mseomb St, Harry C.
Takoms %s'% PARK 55s Cedar st'' 1astinsIy Bros
rna''nAe'' GEORGETOWN,
Morgan Bros Pharmacy. 3oth and p SITS.
1904 NJ ST.. O'Donnell's Pharmacy.
341f NJ St. MosiSey's Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and o. Donohues Pharmacy
NORTHEAST.
9Th and H SITS. Home Drug Co.
007 st. Garren's Music Store.
7th aib St and id NJ d. ave- LGus + Btsdey
North Cap. and I. Renealy Pharmacy.
226 East Capitol st. Psurs Pharmacy.
East Capitol and sth sts.. Bieiauss' Pharmacy
18th and East Cap, Lincoln Park Pharmacy
goth st. and r. I. ave, Collins Pharmacy
Woodbridge.
$500 18th st. Mayos Pharmacy-Brookland
SOUTHEAST,
3rd and Pa. ave, o Donnells Drug store
9th and l. +. p. Weller's Pharmacy.
tn and Pa. ave. Feaieys Pharma'y.
1ith and Pa. ave, Snyser's Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave. Anacostia. Healys Drus
Store.
SOUTHWEST
7th and u sts.. LantZ Bros
~ and L SITS. Columbia Pharmacy.
RATE-3 CENTS WORD.
In Washington and Suburbs for
Help and Situations Wanted.
Lost and Found
For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneous.
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities. etc.
Evening star., 1925-08-01

AURORA, ILL.,, August l LP>.-Bud
Taylor of Terre Haute. Ind. con-
tender for the bantamweight cham
pionship. had a shade the better of
Bushy Graham of Utica, N. Y, in a
1o-round fight last night, in the opin-
ion of neWSpapermen
Evening star., 1925-08-01

All advertisements Tor The Evening Star
must Ne at The Star ONCE or one OF the
Star branch Offices ny IL nm. the DAY
BEFORE ISSUE. with the following excep-
tions
Lost and Found.
Death Soti"es.
Wanted HelR
Wanted Situations
Advertisements under the above classifca-
tons will be accepted at The Star office.
llth st. and Pa. ave. until p 30 M, day
of issue. All advertisements for The sun
day Star must he received at The Star of'ice
BY 5 30 Pm: Saturday, or at any oi Ihe
CASH WITH ORDER is required for all
Advertisements from transient rdvertisers.
Evening star., 1925-08-01
HIGH-GRADE
REAL ESTATE
Statesmen
WANTED.

W y iiofN al " OPNiiiiiS oli Cui
sales force for ten high-grade
men. Men with a proven earn
ing capacity Of $4,000 to $25.-
600 a year. Unlimited possibili-
ties and an income await those
who qualify. State age. previous
experience and references. Give
phone also. Address Box 2o0-K.
Star Office.
GENERAL OFFICE MAN, ex-
perienced; permanent position.
with opportunity for advance
ment. Satisfactory references
required. Address Box 249-K.
Star office. s.
CEMENT FINISHERS-l8th
st. NV, between Ontario I'd. and
Harvard st. Carl H. Smith.
Col. l0l60.
HELP-MAIE AND FEMALE.
MEN and women To furnish names of pro-
spective buyers of suburban real estate: you
car make good extra money and no extra
WANTED-SALESMEN.
REAL Statesmen t2) to sell Ford cars and
trucks: very attractive opportunity and open
tak olkkee. .or hus'lers Address Box l7l'K' Star
Statesmen to sell Office furniture. 1l05
SaLE;sMANmY99 Sal IS ;, can can secure = good DosI;
you. can sell and have cash 70 purchase a
part s.E so.MEnershp, balance on time. Address
h-k
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
seEoS g aay. sTUBsSET BsS. sIss S5Ts s
sS4p seRooE isss + ai'ss ssso PS
HAIR CUTTING, MANIcURING. MARCEL
waving waving and all other branches of beauty
coes beatty seG: 4h ns 26Hn iG
LANGUAGES. ENGLISH. FRENCH. TTAL.
SaaGfd S'f's e as9 Az fnSxdua Sw coaching
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD. ExPE-
en1cfd s1 1nstFHetors ~ satisfaction insured
AUTO DRYING LEssoNs FOR OPERA
nshe 1Gss Pers es 'nf ssfEE a flsnRS5 M
THOSE WITH. UNDEVELOPED TALENT
usual opPoortunity for practical training eve:
nings: Will interview only those desirous of
dress Box 9Th. Star Office.
viii SGS % is S9d ioe as s d9.ss G R You % nsR.s R
regret course in our school; Thousands
sss fi Il Feta peser se to ss
WOODS sGHoot pss, ciai,n2 Esta5lished 1855.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
sSsSs: %ads aowS Gay wSGkes buffers
CALL MAIN 2S78. BR, 5. City Employment
cal help; free registration. 1898 G st. NV.
20.
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
PRIVATE INsTRUCTIoN-BooK
accounting and normal training in Palmer
method penmanship. Col. 8118 after 5 pm.
HELP-FEMALE,
ADpREssOGRAPH, graphotype operator for
salary Address 81 Bes Ssf: Hs
ApPRENgTgIcESh APP 13,h , Dorothy coffey Beauty
ASSISTANT HousEKEEPER: only those
address BOY 5lieK Star 'ori Office. "eeu answer
GIRLS WANTED, with some experience on
isssf ss@aa TO 'sE Max is
GIRLS, two, with or without. experience. to
ns press cali sasuday saf ssa e or MnD
day morning. Helm. rear I322 r st. NV 2s
LINEN ROOM WOMAN must have had no
tel experience. Address Box 251-K Star
PANTRY WOMAN. white. mus. have first
class hotel experience: salary. $50 per month
I'D meals Address Box 404-K Star office
'.ALLsLADY. expepienced in dry goods. every
Saturday afternoon. s. Suzuki & Co.. GA
l4th st. NV, Il
WOMEN. 2. colored, for dishwashing ZOE
11th st. NV.
SALESLADY.
Young lady to work In lesther goods store,
one hsytng expertence preferrsd,. Apply a.
Evening star., 1925-08-01

BOSTON. August R.-Jack
Sharkey of Boston last night won a
close decision from King Solomon of
Panama in a 10-round battle. Shar-
key weight 100 pounds and Solomon
1876.
Evening star., 1925-08-01
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON.
cents a word.

REAL ESTATE ADS.
6 words 10 the line. Slime minimum, at
line rate. as follows:
/ time. 20c per line.
. times ! DC per line
3 times. isc per line.
times. lie per line
Evening star., 1925-08-01
RECOMMENDFD SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000,
Rrapph 1I6
Evening star., 1925-08-01

.ALEsMEN, full or part time. selling high
Florida Real Estate Co.. Inc. 20l Munsey
Bldg
Evening star., 1925-08-01
EMPLOYMENT Agencies

COOKS. nurses maids. day workers buffers.
ianitors. housemen. Potomac 30
CALL MAIN 2S78. BR, s. City Employment
Service for stenog.. typist. bookkeeper cleri-
cal help; free registration. 1895 st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20

The perfect size for perfect
Hoors-three feet wide by five
feet long. Thoroughly washed
to reveal the softly glowing col
ors OF vegetable dyes.
The characteristic patterns
OF Persians i'll lovely rose and
blue arrangements.
(Sixth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20
lO>Piece Dining Room Suite, 66>Inch Buffet
sl89

You will adlnit-a surprising suite for the price Oh
Huguenot finish walnut with gu1nwood posts and
side pieces The long buffet has special drawer
flat silver sei-incosed china closet console server OBJ
long extension table, five regular and masters chair
covered in handsome tapestry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20

Three feet wide by five feet
long. These rugs give the lux
urious charm of the Chinese car
pet without hiding the beauty
of hardwood floors. Oriental
motifs on fields of blue, rose,
taupe or mulberry.
Sixth Floor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-14
Approve NJ. c. r. r.,
Branch Track in the
Town of Yarmouth

The Public Utilities Commission Sat
urday issued it's approval of the petit
tion of the Maine Central Railroad
filed under Section 80 of Chapter Sc of
the Revised Statutes, representing that
said railroad wishes to locate, con-
struct and maintain branch railroad
track at Yarmouth extending from
point in the center line of the west
bound main track northeasterly across
Sligo road. so called, at grade, to a
pole-treating plant of the American
Forest Products Co., Inc.
The evidence presented shows that
the Forest Products Co. has obtained
land contiguous to and south of the
southerly line of the railroads right
OF way near Yarmouth Junction; and
that it has in process of erection on
this land plant for the treating of
poles for telephone, telegraph and
electrical companies. In order to IA
cilitate it's business it will be necessa-
ry to build this branch railroad track,
which will cross Sligo road in the
town Of Yarmouth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-14
Social Club Meetings

The Armitage Club will meet in
the choir room Monday afternoon at
2.30 o'clock to work on greens.
The Royal Club will meet Tuesday
evening, December Is, with JUL /
Robinson, % Cushman street. All
members cordially invited and all
planning to attend please phone 1928
NJ
The Merry Christmas club will
meet with Mrs. George f. Jones, IA
Winter street this evening.
The Standard Bearers of the Green
street Methodist church will meet
this evening with Mrs. John Kings
bury at her home, 8 Manley street.
The Winchester Club of the Uni
versalist church will meet with Miss
Gertrude Walch. TIA State street on
Thursday evening.
The December meeting of the Smith
school Parent-Teacher Association
will be held Tuesday afternoon at
2.45 o'clock. Rev. CRUDE B. Cornish
secretary of the State Board of
Charities. and Corrections will be the
speaker. A fund has been raised in
the several grades of the school to
help give the state wards a happy
Christmas and this money will be
presented to Mr.. Cornish at the meet
ing. Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson will
sing a solo. Members should be pre-
pared to pay dues.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-14

appeared here Saturday evening and
gave very creditable program.
There were twelve in the circle with
four black faced endmen and their
songs were excellently rendered and
each was obliged to respond to one
or more encores. The endmen were
Frank Gibson, George Banks, Joseph
Peters and "Tubby" Brown and thier
jokes were put over in a most able
manner Arthur Cloutier acted as
interlocutor in most able manner.
Master Roland Gagnon rendered
LET me call you Sweetheart" and
also two cornet solos that were hear
tily applauded. Elmo Trembly's two
numbers also pleased very much. An
other fine number was the work of
the Harmony-Four composed of
Frank Gibson, Edward Mixer, Ed
ward Conway and Lawrence Eagan.
Other solos were rendered by Edward
Mixer and Raymond Keith and were
encored,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-14
Macmillan Inherited
His Love of the Frozen
North from His Father

Lieutenant-C Commands Donald b.
Macmillan comes naturally by his
love for the sea and adventure.
Donald MacMillap's father was a
fisherman who sailed yearly to the
Arctic after halibut- He brought
back for his children specimens of
the toys used by the Eskimo kid
dies, miniature kyaks. igloos, har-
poems and the like. and thus i'm
planted in the youthful Donald an
interest in and love for the Arctic
This he retained as he grew older
He devoured all accessible books on
Arctic exploration and dreamed of
the time when he might sail with
his father to the mysterious white
North and see it with his own eyes.
This was not to be, as his father
was lost at sea before the boy was
ten.
MacMillan's longing for adventure
continued undated after his fathers
death and in the course of his read
ings and studies he developed q
great admiration of Commander
Peary.
MacMillan's appearance at Au-
gusta on December 81 will give the
people of this city an opportunity to
make a voyage to the Arctic under
ideal conditions. Reel after reel of
daring motion pictures will unfold
mile after mile of the long series
OF adventures that befell the his
tory-making voyage of 1925 and will
give everyone chance to learn why
Macmillan is today the most heroic
man In our national public life.
Ticket prices have been set DUR.
posely low: adults 81 for reserved
seats and pupils of the schools only
0O cents.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-14
Queen Mother
Left Little Money

London, Dec. 12.-(AP)-If the MIN
of the late Queen Mother Alexand,,
is published it will be found that Il.
left almost no money. This is the nj,
Outstanding in court circles, whera :
is said that the queen mothers eens,.
osity was limited only by her =.
sources. She gave away all her en-,
plus income, and for many years &.
pledged all of her annual allowance /,
10000 pounds in advance to needy l.
stitutions and individuals.
However. she had much yaluah.
property, including some fine chin.
and the art collections left by her bus
band, Edward XII. She also had a.
libraries at Sandringham Hous
where she died, and at her town resi
dence, Marlborough House.
1t is commonly supposed that KIM
George will be heir to all or almost an
of his mothers property. Queen Aler.
andra gave most of her jewelry to 9th.
er members of the royal family several
years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-14
Rockefeller Scion
Making His Own
Way in the World

New Haven, Conn.,, Dec. 12-John
Rockefeller Prentice, grandson of
John d. Rockefeller did not report
for duty as telephone operator at the
New Haven General Hospital today,
and it was said that he had gone to
New York city, probably for family
conference.
Since it was published that he had
been awarded the James j. Hogan
scholarship at Yale, which is given
only to students in need Of financial
assistance, rumor has been current
that some of his relatives wished to
consult with him with regard to his
future course.
Yale officials tonight denied that
the fact that Prentice left college,
several years ago, following a tech
meal violation of a student rule,
meant that he is not in the best OF
standing at present. They pointed to
the award of the Hogan scholarship
to him as their certificate of the
highest character.
It was learned today that when
Prentice was a student at the Taft
school in WATERFOWL, he was regis
tered under the name "FitZprentfce'
and did not assert the Rockefeller re-
lationship. He roomed with Simon
Newcomb Whitney of this city.
Young Whitney, who is grandson
and namesake of the astronomer, ST.
mon Newcomb. and Prentice were
among the youngest students gradu-
ated from Taft school and their
scholarship practically tied the
school record.
Mrs. Whitney said tonight that
young Prentice was a remarkable de-
batter and classical student. She de-
cIined to discuss him further. saving
that he is a student who works be-
cause he wishes to and does not
seek publicity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-14
Development Co. Is
Formed at Castine

The certificate of incorporation of
Dice's Head Development Company.
organized at Castine, was approved
Saturday at the Office of the attorney
general The purpose of the new cor
poration is to own, develop and sell
lands and buildings and operate farms:
capital stock 100000, all common:
nothing paid in: par value of shares
800; three shares subscribed. Direc-
tors, President. Grace D. Noyes of Cas-
tine. Treasurer Ralph S. Wardwell of
Gastine and Parker T. Nicherson of
Boothbay Harbor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-14
Boards Named to
Fill Vacancies of
End It., N. S. S. M.

Adjutant General James w. Ham
son issued orders Saturday appoint
ing a special board to meet at the
armory, Headquarters Company,
Seth Infantry Brigade, Augusta, on
Wednesday, Dec. 16, or as soon
thereafter as practicable for the ex-
animation of candidates to, fill va
cancy in the grade of second lieu
tenant. Any enlisted man or any
nor-commissioned staff officer will
be permitted to appear before the
board for competitive practical and
theoretical examination. If no can
didate appears or none successfully
passes the board examinations, the
Governor will make an appointment
to fill the vacancy.
The board appointed by General
Hanson is composed of Major Dom
aid C. Metcalf, Seth Infantry Bri-
gade; Captain Lester M. Hart, 43rd
Division: and Captain Frank b.
Sprague, 1O3rd Infantry.
A board composed of Major Carl
w. Smith (Portland), 103rd Regi-
ment, Capt. Robert P. Millett (Rum-
ford), 103rd Inf, and LIST Lieut..
Henry C. Lefevre, 103rd Inf, has
been appointed by General Hanson
to meet at the armory of Company
b, 1O3rd Infantry, Rumford. on
Monday, Dec. q, or as soon there
after as practicable for the exafnin-
alton of candidates to fill a vacancy
in the grade of second lieutenant.
Adjutant General Hanson has
named another board composed OF
Major Ralph w. Brown (Rockland).
24Oth Coast Artillery Corps, Captain
Russell D. Gray and list. Lieut.. Ed
win French, 240th Coast Artillery
Corps to meet in the armory OF Bat
terry G., 240th Coast Astillery Corps.
Rockland, on Wednesday, Dec. 10, or
as soon as practicable thereafter Ior
the examination of candidates for
rommission in the grade of End
Lieutenant to I'LL vacancy IN the
staff. End Battalion, 240th Coast Ar
tillery Corps.
Captain Relieved Of Command
Orders have just been issued by
Adiutant General James w. Hanson
that Captain Maurice w. Greenlaw
he relieved from command of Bat
fery %. Camden, 240th Coast Artil-
Iery. and transferred to the unas-
signed list. 1t is understood that
Capt. Greenlaw is retiring from Of
fee on account Of business reasons.
To Repair Rumford Rife Range
Lieut.. Col Charles w. Savage, act
ing State ordinance. omcer, has been
ordered to proceed to Rumford,
Dec. IA, or as soon thereafter as
practicable in connection with the
repair of the rifle range there.
Private Honorably Discharged
Private Everhard l.. Soule, Com
pany G., Waterville, 103rd Inf, Maine
National Guard, is honorably dis
charged from the National Guard of
Maine by reason of enlistment in the
United States Army.