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For Trial Size 4sA
Mail to Edna Wallace Hopper, $50
Lake Shore Drive, Chicago. Enclose
l0c postage and packing on sample of
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sh-Peach-Brunette
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Spring Coats '294s to s85

So new and distinctive the modes. And most
prominent are the imported Cames Hair Tweeds-in
soft tone paids-with Jap Fox natural wolf the
collars. Equally important are the Strooks Camel
Hair in plaids of novelty designs and stripes-with
collars adorned with Jap Fox Fur.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
REGISTERED u. & Patent Office.

soSsSe Apply AIT pt, No. 2, 1871 East Cav
THE TIN ToRoNT6@F1vE ROOMS. REcEP.
ton hall; yell furnished cafe. Tel. North
al H ST. N.E.-BEAuTIFUL :, 3 AND 4
keeping: very reasonable. Line. 3O05.
THE SANTA ROsA-ATTRACTIv FUR
nished housekeeping apt: rooms and hath
HpnT a. End e Zt %o nT
lca G ST; s.E.-THREE ROOMS. BATH,
q G. .Trd lights and gas s3S garage 'n So: if
THE LYTELLE. 1913 PA. AVE. Nv NEAR
G. ". University-Three large. bright. nicely
fur. rooms. front, ami. service; reasonable.
ATrRACT1vELY FURNISHED APART
ments. two rooms. dining room and kitchen
combined garage: Adams $50
MT; PLEAsANT,ITwO ROOMS. HITCH
lively furnished; southern exposure Adults
1889 Lamont st. NV
Mt, PLEASSANT S MOST DEsERABLE SEC
si;st;slS i,rPIsssa SedsSo%. e' 9S'as roSms
to- and raraee Ills RenSon t. gas
BED sp! cES h ana dd9 m5HaR d.a TO se
exclusive artis.ia 'turnishings special 'fss:
bs sale :ery tsu% nSaa tsss 1883 Que
FINEST HOTEL SUITES.
MOST REASONABLE RATE.
repG sH m nGs in
airy rooms, parauet floors. tile baths. finest
fittings and service: splendid cafe in bldg.
Without service: ali conveniences: very rs" at
,fscte rates hy day wS4th Or yssr call
auired Best offering in NTH th. city sie'ence' re-
1910 CLIFTON ST, APT. H..
with p'd dining ' acove. " two bedrooms. large
hall hail., kitchen and bath southern exposure
1910 MINTWOOD PL. NV.
large rooms; kitchen. reception hall and
Sec ianitor call adams Sag.
1855 n. H. AVE. NV.
nicely furn. 1SS' ap a''n IN s1se sna
AMF.RICAN SECURITY &
TRUST CO..
18th St. H and Pa Es Ave! Nv VIEW N. 4s,5
l7zl 21st ST. NV.
] to r. b.. h. X: S45 to $40.
STOP LOOKING
We 5,t the M he's, rs. ns.s ya he 10
modern apt bldss, best and handiest NV.
schools parks etc. All large. outside.
spacious rms. tile baths parquet floors.
open fireplaces. rorches. finest service and
fittings. See ianltors on premises
THE ARGYILsE lzt haa and l. Park Par ID rn
THE LONSDALE. 213s California ST
r% cLftTToA PTERkHcEp 4lG 4th n and se,ton
sts Fnsst baFs south Ct Nf pSon Yor 81
GREAT VALUES.
DUMBARTON COURTS.
THE 1P5lARKW'OOD,. ii74li6 K ST. st.
n. w.
: rooms and bath. ................$ 40
ALLAN r. WALKER & CO.,
sl3 18th st. NV. Main $500.
The Chastleton Hotel,
Conveniently Located.
10th ST. AT r.
wARDMAN MANAGEMENT.
One room and bath.
with complete hotel service.
sos per month
Excellent Cafe.
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WHERE TO DINE.

MOTOR OFT To DTTCKETT's HOTEL At
Marlboro for a good dinner The hest regu-
lar dinner in Maryland for 81 600 consist
inE Of soup choice Of baked chicken roast
beef, pork or fish. choice Of three vege
tables hot biscuit Southern corn bread
cofee. tea milk and dessert
1t01 MASS. AVE. THE SOUTHERN CLUB.
We serve the hest the market affords :
daily weekly rates music
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THE FLAGLER,
Cor. END and H SITS NV.
New Eight-Story, Fireproof Apartment Building
Containing Bachelor and Housekeeping
Suites.
| Room and Bath
Room, Above Diner. Kitchen and Bath.
2 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath.
$50 to $3.50
INSPECTION.
RESIDENT MANAGER ON PREMISES
SWARTZELL RHEEM & HENSEY COMPANY,
III Fifteenth Street NV.
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COOL AND QUIET.
just one, block east Of Connecticut ave near
e. No ,, traf1c. surrounded BY trees: q
sssteS MI city, na few choice aOs s
2220 BANCROFT PLACE.
'"es' 'r'" half block aoe on morh 10 S'r1 ana
STONE & FAIRFAX,
8O4 18th ST. MAIN 2424.
THE VAN CORTLANpT.
l4'7 G ef1mS9t yS St NV
The largest floor space in the city for your
Hot water day, and night. steam heat tmose
than you needl. Otis electric elevator. "a
hours.
r, COME AND CHECK Us,
aoveEs, Last tenant STAYED there nine years
Nov Nov being redeGorated and repaired Rental.
Living room, bedroom. kitchenette and
bath all outside outside rooms, $50 per month to
See the janitor at the Van cortlandt or
call 81, r ;Sss ! wALKrR Co. ne ss.o
DESIRABLE. APARTMENTS
ALL SECTIONS OF CITY.
Carlisle Court. 14Ol Col. Rd.
Re n%2 t9:si Asd iS ss ssons and bath
1908 Connecticut Avenue.
Three rooms and bath. $50.
1885 Connecticut Avenue.
Five rooms and bath. $50,
The lexington. 4th & T, SITS. NE.
Three. four, five rooms and bath. Rentals
s25 to $3.50 per month,
The keleher. 1909 10Th St. NV.
baths Two R thrss t so to y sa and two
1916 New Hampshire Ave. NV.
Two. four. five rooms and bath. Rentals.
s45 to sll3.ho per month.
1910 4th Street NE.
Three rooms and bath. $45.
25SO 18th Street NV.
Five and six rooms and bath $65 and so
per month.
Riggs Court. Dupont Circle.
Attractive studio apartments. Three rooms.
bath. with porch.
1852 S Street.
Five rooms. bath with porch. sos.
The Tuxedo. 1880 Tea Street.
Re nH9 s 'sgeso to d0s ss 5 5So"s and bath
1926 Connecticut Avenue.
-Four rooms and bath. Ss5.
RANDALL II. HAGNER & co.
Incorporated,
1921 Conn. Ave. Main goo.
THE KLINGLE.
2755 Macomb Street
(Cor. Conn. & Macomb).
New Fireproof Building.
Elevator Service.
One room, dining alcove. kitchen and
bath. S57 so to $1,000.
Dinet Furniture and
Refrigerators Furnished.
Now Making Reservations.
Representative on Premises.
II. l.. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th St. NV.
Main 1888.
1910 MINTWOOD PL. NV.
3 large rooms. hall. kitchen. buffers pan
y bath am and porch amte
Lowest Rent in the City.
THE ARDMORE,
o15 Goth St. NV.
Downtown Section.
4 rooms and bath. $50.
GEO. w. LINkINS,
1888 De Sales St. Main 1O1OO.
1920 PORTER ST. NV.
ROOMS ROOMS A mp ps s4HH pd sSRfH
WARDMAN,
Main 1880. 1880 X St. NV.
WHEN THROUGH LOOKING,
RENT A REAL APT.
completely detached. freproof throughout.
y suto of CITY car only min seres
beautiful lawns. trees and shrubbery. in the
ee Of Bs d and .xes Sss ent ass
cent lohbies: convenient to stores. schools
A few Of our famous apis. now avail.
able: all outside extra large rms: hardwood
noors. tiled bath. numerous closets, all
with elec. lights. Everything up TO the min
ute Like new rw nss rec h: concrete ono
$3.50 A very few available out Of 800.
Inspect immediately.
soy more floor space. rent 10 about
Terrace. entire Block 18th. i4th and Clifton
Hss ssSoSsP DoSi son s. SS new Central
REST AAIITES In CITY
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SUBURBAN ROARu
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FALLS CHURCH. VA-Good board $40
Church 2R3-W-l cSs
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

THE wILBURToN. 1914 COLUMBIA RI,
porch Hight grade building: reasonable.
JUST OFF 10th sT l47e ; srEIN Sio. PL
1is T airy Fo and attractive. See jsnltor 81.
THREE LARGE ROOMS AND PRIVATE
na,h c9 n@ spply Apt
hat H 1873 In nv. $40: I rms. and ;. !.
sos ISIS 81 M N SAB HT e. aEHR HT; '"G
55os, DE SALES ST NV. OPPOSITE
S.'s SIS fSen. Main sc0e"e' :00
in H"' y. i is.s s 81 i fs sNFias pl:
i74a 7 sT.-5 AND ROOM APART
p %s1Ss inquire no O Apt. s. kessensble N
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. ALSO
s and cheerful: eisctrlcity gas aud hot: ster
heat also garage. Walking distance. 1910
DIS y Y AVE- RS. 3. AND PORCH.
Nj SIZE sIs' G G. W e.G KING. IT.. co. r. no Ave
1000 s ST Sw--FoUR FRONT APIS
Tor rent all three rooms. kitchenette and
bath. IN good condition. North 4363. Clcv.
apartment apart in good condition; convenient to
HENRY SCHAFFERT. $50 Jonn M9rehal Fl
ROOMS AND BATH: le Topn PL. M
ton. OWNER. ooI4 n. Capitol ct. 24s
COLORED: 70I 9th ST. NE. AND 600 G
At r.e-3 and outside rooms. bath. steam
heat. electricity. porch. A. D. WASHING
TON. 1908 q Of. NV. North 0319. 24e
THE SOUTHERN. 1907 N sT.-APART
ments of room and bath and ! room,
kitchenette and bath, in this centrally 70.
reasonably priced from $50 to $50. Apply
Resident Manager.
COLORED-"430 ST. N.w.-s4O.60 PER
mo.
133l y ST SEC r AND B., LARGE
rooms ami modern. Price. S45 rer month
HARRY A. KITE. INC.
Main ts46. 1914 81. NV,
SPACIOUS ROOMS HALL AND BATH
hot-water heat electric lights. &45. Asa
La ave. Main 1850.
4-ROOM COMPLETE APT. PRIVATE BATH.
gas. heat and light: only $50: .suburban
ss,:: > scG ~: = CD f:sa rs -
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

s1x-RoOM AND TWO BATH APARTMENT
rooms and bath. S45 month each INQUIRE
owner, Suite 101 Evans Building or tee
phone Main Ills, :6'
THE CLIFTON. 1923 CLIFTON ST Nv
locker. ROGER b. SMITH, ala 9Th 81, NV.
22S II ST. NW-ONE 3 AND ONE 4
Apply 1i Janitor y CIV So 'e''
THE HAWTHORNE, 1872? EYE ST. NV =
3P 5i7 L St 'o" n.w. Main 7as. 0N
1903 ND. AVE. N.E-2 APIS, 8 ROOMS.
kit. and bath: b. h.. cleo; newly decorated
Reduced rent y25 to $40 mo. Open 8 M.
TO pm. all day Sunday. ga
1884 18th ST. NV. JUST OFF COL RID. !
southern exposure. Phone Main 2127. 3n'
COLORED EXPERIMENTING LARGE
ao9 ss os So f2 PHon: ef Mrs fsm
North o72s.
COLO RED-o0i EYE ST: NV APIS:
s25: S oss $40 $40. Jan'tor will show ss you
COLORED--lOf0 o ST. NV, sW. COR
. apis 3 and roms. kitchen and bath .
heated. else; newly decorated $40. $50 no.
PORTER APARTMENTS. 5000 CONN. AVE.
New apartment. beautiful roms. kitchen
and bath; possession at once so reas9 phnne
Cleveland aaDBps9Ki BIZ owner Apt. sol. pnone
VERY DESIRABLE: THE NORTHuMBER
land-Five large rooms. kitchen bath: 81 30
month Call North $3.50. 90
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REDUCED RENT.
THE PENTILEY,
1912 X ST. NV.
Best values In the c1tv. excellent service,
"a hours elevator and switchboard l and
2 rooms. kitchen. porch. shower bath man
THE CHASTLFTON HOTEL.
Conysnlsntly LOCATED
18th 50. AZ
Wardmsn Management
) rooms, large reception hall,
kitchen and bath.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath with
large pOrChes.
Excellent Cafe
Resident MsnaHer. North 10000.
When You Are Looking
For Home See
THE COLONADE,
1922 Vernon St. NV.
7-room apt. ) bedrooms,
bath, extra lavatory and sleep
ing porch.
4-room and bath, sleeping
porch; hrst-class service and
reasonable rent.
SIMON BELOFF, Owner.
oO3 New York Ave. NV.
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Delightfully."- situated in handsome FIREPROOF eight
building 18th Massachusetts, Large living
dressing fine tiled bath we'll equipped khenette Murphy
bult-n bed old English finish oak DOORS bult-n tubs
rergeraors installed ventating system 24hour
telephone and elevator service resident manager
and other features. Open daily for your inspection
LONDON HALL.
1888 18th Street NV.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K St. Main $780,
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ApARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR.

APARTMENTS-FU & UNFCR.
1920 sT-BEAUTTFUL, BRIGHT. AT
tractive ants. rooms. large reception hall.
bath kitchen: l room. bath, kitchen: up
to-date apt. house; gesident manager: q mr.
service. ~.
ROOMS. KITCHEN. PRIVATE BATH
large home. small family. Protestant; ga
rage. board considered. 30e Shepherd at
NV. .
AMY GORDON. APARTMENT SPECIALIST,
For rent furnished and unfinished apart
ments and houses by month or year. Room
HOS. 1343 H at. NV. Main 5s3:
AND . ROOMS BATH. KITCHENETTE.
elec. instant aneous hot water; all outside
rooms 1911 Rhode Island ave. NV. No
children.
1905 VERNON ST. NW-2nd FLOOR. .
bedrooms. kitchen bath. south porch cleo
gas. heat: rent SOB.
21l3 I4th ST NV APARTMENTS. 4
rooms bath. porch. electricity. heat; very
private. Reduced for permanent tenant
enette bath. reception hall. parquet floors.
outside exposure. TOTEM. Main 10000.
TIE BUCHANAN APIS; 1920 18TH ST.
unfuTr. 3 a sso open ARls &c., ths wyatt Ag!::
rm bedroom; K With shower ,ao,er: nicely
CARL WYATT. Adams 1891.
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WANTED-ROOMS,AND BOARD

BY LADY in Office. comfortable room and
hnard IN refined household. preferably End
terms: Address Box 351A. Star office 25'
BUSINESS COUPLE want room with board
or snare nice apartment With couple in zen
fral location Address BOX 232-A Star
once 26'
TWO VOTING LADIES desire room and
hoard with private Jewish family: NV. pre-
terred. Address Box 1904. star office 25s
GENTLEMAN wants room and board in
private modern home. II p. Hicks, 324
10Th ST. ne. 14s
BY TWO STUDENTS. in Jewish family:
state nrtce. 1"OI Girard st. NV
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14th and Randolph SITS. W.
Two rooms kitchen ard bath. All outsit
rooms. $50 90 and SOS 90.
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-.nI..tes. 12iIit tiIs heet ie,n'iI-
ELDERLY LADY: clean. south room large
closet preferably unfurnished: apartment.
elevator. in or near ChaetIeton or 18th ct .
Columbia rd. Address Box 250-A Star
Office.
GOVT. EMPLOYE. student desires room in
breakfast: references write fun particulars
Address Box 1904. Star Office.
WANTED TO RENT . pleasant rooms k
n, on 1st or 2nd floor, Lincoln 610A be-
tween oil Sat. am.
TWO unfinished rooms with colored fam
ily; Use of kitchen; must he reasonable
1442 Corcoran st. NV. 26'
YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN desires room in
well appointed home: central northwest Ad-
dress Box 3s9-A. Star Office
BY STUDENT. single room in good section
address Box 24T-A. Star office o4s
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TABLE BOARD.

EAGLE LODGE tdetachedI, 1923 9Th n " :.
near Central High Excellent hone.cook ed
food; S25 monthly.
1882 QUE-Delicious home cooked meals:
green vegetables. hot breads. good desserts
ana salade: individual tables 30s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Five rooms. bath and porch Convenen
TO Central High and Mt Pleasant shoppinl
district. $4,000 and SOS 90.
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WANTEn-EO0NS.

board with French family: hiTheat recon
mendations Address Box 326-A Star Office.
o6A
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THE HARTFORD
1918 Clifton 81. NV.
Three rooms, kitchen and bath. All out
side rooms. SIS 90
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Double and single rooms
=; room and board. $50 and
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re-. near wardman Park
Ioms, private bath: unex-
1tifully annointad home.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

2 NEW HHMPsHiRE AVE. Nv
ght, cory room: large closet: plenty OF
water: home privileges: suitable for two
10: excellent neals
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1888 10th N.W.-Busiuess
Women
.-desirinR attractive home with every com.
fort; best table in city North pl2a
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18th ST.---Attractve front rooms: delicious
wnealG piano: private home. North $50.
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room Re virdcvsl. modern furniture are
fI: :s; si: :sSsfIs tsss. -:S.'S'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
GREEN DISCOUNT STAMPS
Better Than Resolutions

Last September announced reorganization plans
The Of the public selling campaigns
been far beyond hopes During the coming year shall
evidence by giving such
tons this ONCE-IN-ALIFETIME SALE. We believe you
will admit that this actual presentation savings
ter than any resolutions or pledges
that might publish.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
We GIVE
More Than a Million

The other day Chicago store sold bill Of goods
Ing to than million. That day old gentleman
from Medina County bought suit from s2250
that he had been trading
Simply would not know how to 20 elsewhere" We
whether Marshall Field derived pleasure from their
big transaction than did we from this
demonstration Of lifelong faith in ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03

All coats, dresses, urs and sportswear that remain
from the Winter selling must be sold in the
cearaway regardless of former price, Spring assorments
will begin to arrive and always aim to start each
with new fresh stock consequently do not
wish to carry any Winter merchandise In this final
clearaway effort you purchase new coat ensemble
dress for about half price Come in and look these
remarkable values.
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DRESSES So

We expect every one of these wonderful
dresses to be picked up early Monday morning.
There are frocks in this group that sold at
$3.50 and even more. Early shoppers will
find fairly good selection Of sizes. They're
going at ..................... ....-......
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Indeed Observation-Disclosures" oppor-
tunity to choose from such elegant
dresses at so ridiculously low a price.
The richest materials; the most beauti-
full styles and free choice at this won
derful savings price.
Evening star., 1926-08-22

when you have gone over it. point by point
studied every new feature {. when you have
examined its fine appointments -. when you
have taken the wheel and experienced its re-
sponsive power, its dashing performance, its
nimbleness, it's easy parking :. then, and only
then, can you realize whata truly fine car thisis!
Come in :. see it . . drive it know
its added value!
Evening star., 1926-08-22

Mary f. Lingley. oracle. presided.
The receiver. Mrs. Annette Keefe.
gave her report on the finances OF
the camp. stating there were no debts
and a surplus in the bank
Mrs. Helena d. Reed. official e&am-
iner. audited the books and reported
them in good condition.
Mrs. Mamie \. Wheatlcy gave ,he
monthly booster talk" and called the
attention to the meaning of true fra
ternal spirit; this should he the life
of the camp members, striving always
for the ideals that are the aims Of the
Royal Neighbors."
Mrs. LYDIA f. Swiggert Of Fidalis
Camp was the honor guest. and
brought greetings from her camp and
gave a spirited talk on fraternalism,
which received hearty applause.
Mrs. Nena Diesnan. chairman Of
entertainment. announced there would
he a card party on the 14th of Octo-
Der for the benefit of the camps Char
ity and community work this Winter.
After the adjournment If the bust
ness session, Mrs. Maui Wallace. as
sisted by Mrs. Helen n. DOGGY. served
refreshments. During the social hour
the camp members sang Il group OF
college songs. led by Miss Mildred
Carr. with Miss I.egenia Rielley al
the piano.
Evening star., 1926-08-22

rine Corps expeditionary forces: with
the Army when ordered by the Presi
dent; with the fleet when so required.
and to train the officers of ground
units in the use and capabilities of an
air force in time of war.
Midshipmen Of the Navy who are
are on patrol duty will be allowed the
actual and necessary expenses in.
CURED by them, not exceeding 81 per
day, during the Summer cruises. This
decision was rendered recently by the
controller general on request of the
paymaster general, during the course
Of which the former official advises
that it is understood that in prior
years. payment Of shore patrol ex-
penses of midshipmen was made under
the provision contained in "pay, mis-
cellaneous, for actual expenses of Off
GERS while on shore patrol duty" and
that a question arose whether such
practice was proper in view of de-
cisions of the controller general re-
specting payment Of mileage to mid
shipmen. 1t was further stated by
the controller general that the practice
heretofore in force may be continued,
with the understanding that the COM
muted ration on board ship be stopped
during the period the midshipman was
assigned to patrol duty. That official
further advises. however, that a pro-
vision should be made in the next esti-
mate under the appropriate "provi-
sions, Navy" by adding after the pro.
vision for committed ration for mid
shipmen Of 80 cents per day the fol.
lowing: "Or actual expenses, not eX-
ceeding 81 per day. while on shore pa.
troll duty during the Summer cruise"
Evening star., 1926-08-22

the stations are now calibrated. 1t is
expected that valuable navigation
data can be given to aircraft operat-
ing along the coast.
Rear Admiral W. A. Moffett, chief
of the Bureau Of Aeronautics of the
Navy Department, was passenger
on the Los Angeles while she was
on one Of her flights celebrating the
stations on the East coast. Always
AN air enthusiast, Admiral Moffett
has become greatly interested in air
ships, and in connection with his
fight on the Los Angeles he said
II only wish that Henry Ford and
few more of his progressive type
had been along with me. 1t was my
first trip over water. and II they had
been aboard and experienced the same
feeling I did, England and Germany
would not be the only two countries
building airships."
With the establishment of the Ma.
rine Corps School of Aerial Observa-
ton at Quantico, Va, Marine Corps
aviators at last have an aerial OBJ
servation institution of their own
something they have wanted for some
time to fit their own needs and re-
quirements. 1t was not definitely de-
cided to establish this school until
several of the Marine Corps pilots had
graduated in special courses in aerial
observation work at the ArmyS ad.
vanced flying school at Kelly Field,
Tex. One Of the Marine Corps Kelly
Field graduates was ordered to the
Naval Aviation Training School at
Pensacola, Fla, with the instructions
to make a thorough study of the
Navys aerial course there. his ulti-
mate object being to consolidate both
the training and subjects of both
courses applicable to the Marine
Corps.
This was done, and during the first
part Of June. the first Marine Corps
class in aerial observation was started
in the first aviation group, marine
barracks, Quantico, composed Of two
instructors and seven students. The
first student class consisted Of one
naval aviator and six officers from
ground units. Capt. j. E. Davis, u.
s. M. c., is the officer in charge of the
school, and he has as his assistant
First Lieut.. G.. Fl. Turner, u. S. NJ. c.,
both of whom have graduated from
the naval aviation training school at
Pensacola and the Army Air Corps
special course In aerial observation
at the advanced flying school at Kelly
Field.
There is a fourfold object to the
course. which Is to train observers
and observation pilots so they may
operate efficiently, first with the Ma