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HUPAIOBILE..

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reasonable prices
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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON D c. MAY o. 1o2s-PART

7l01; Headquarters Detachment. 260tt
Coast Artillery. 1884.
Satisfactory: Company A, 372d In
fantry, 66.67: Medical Department de-
tachment. i2lst Engineers, 66.61:
Company B. 12lst Engineers, 64.n6.
Battery B, 260th Coast Artillery, 63.4T;
Company G. l2lst Engineers, 63.24.
Unsatisfactory: Company E, l2lst
Engineers. 5e.5T: Battery A, 260tn
Coast Artillery, so.
Very Sfactory--~Company A
I2lSt Engineers. $500; 10Th Military
Police Company, 44.24.
The Summer training camp plans OF
Company A, 372d Infantry have been
sent by brigade headquarters to the
3rd Corps Area Headquarters for ap-
proval. The organization Is to go to
Cascade. Md. with the colored troops
of the Maryland National Guard. Capt
Arthur G. Newman, commanding the
organization, says that the training OBJ
iective this year will be thorough
training of the platoon in basic prin-
ciples for combat service.
Three hours have been allotted for
bayonet training; two hours for shelter
tent pitching: hour for making packs;
four hours for ceremonies: two hours
for care of arms and equipment; nine
hours for physical training: twenty
hours for extended order drill; seven
hours for close order drill; 1--WE hours
for practice march, thirty-two hours for
target practice; sixteen hours for en-
training. detraining. making and break
ing camp: two hours for defense against
lcw-fiying aircraft one hour for first
aid instruction and two hours for in
spections.
The Headquarters Detachment, Goth
Division, and the Headquarters Detach-
ment. 29th Division Special Troops, are
nearing the end of their campaign.
which had for its slogan Thirty Re-
cruits by May 30" it was reported to
headquarters. Up to last drill night
% men have been enlisted, and it was
said that the goal would have been
reached long ago were 1t not for the
fact that a number of prospects that
were brought in we're married men.
and the Guard desires only single men.
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District National Guard

, Artillery battalion. Capt, Stewart NJ
| GraySon, Medical Corps, commands the
new detachment He has been assigut q
to the organization for some years as
| medical officer, but there never before
has been regular medical detachment
i'll the outfit.
Pvt, Leslie Robertson, Headquarters
Detachment, 29th Division, has made
an application for permission to take
| the basic course at one Of the Citizens
Military Training Camps 1t has been
forwarded to Sd Corps Area Head
quarters, approved by the local officials
The following members OF the 29th
Military Police Company have been re-
duced to privates: First Sergt. Carl A.
King and Sergt. George l.. Garland.
The following promotions were ordered:
Corp. William G. Nicholson. to be first
sergeant; Pvt. Carl A. King, to be duty
sergeant and Pvt, First Glass. Edwin F.
Rowlcs. to be corporal.
The Quartermaster Corps Detachment
is getting TO be the crack organization
of the local Guard in the matter of at
tendance, the figures for drill attend
ance for the past week showing it Cor
the fifteenth time at the head Of the
list, and the only one in the superior"
classification. with percentage of
1855 The new Medical Department
Detachment, 260th Coast Artillery, is
the second on the list and the only one
i'll the excellent" classification, with a
percentage of attendance of $3.50. The
other organizations. in their classical
tons, and with percentages. follow:
Very satisfactory: Band. l2lst En-
gineerS, 77l5: Headquarters and SeYv-
ice Company, l2lst Engineers. rs,
Headquarters Detachment. Special
Troops. 29th Division. rs; Battery c.
260th CoaS: Artillery, 7458; Head
quarters Detachment. 29th Division.
1898; Company D. l2lst Engineers.
7l.65; Company F. i2lst Engineers,
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Wolves.
e New YORK World

From the New York World
Vilhjalmur Stefansson, the explorer,
declares that wolves do not run In packs
The notion that they do. he says, Is pure
folklore; pret tynotion. notion that
makes good material for poetry and f1c-
ton, but a notion, withal, that is not
rounded on the facts. And In support of
Ills statement he gives evidence. This evi-
dence tends to show that wolves usual
~ go IN pairs. but sometimes number
as many as five, and that IL FIVE are
seen together the explanation is that
thls Is a mother With her puppies.
We wish TO say that We do not
believe Mr. Vilhjalmur Stefansson, re-
gardless Of what his reputation may
be as an explorer So far as we are
concerned. '~olveS hunt in packs. At
nightfall they gather around the lone
hunter in great half-circle. with
glinting eves and redly lolling tongues.
and terrtfy him. Having terrified him,
they await the rise of the moon, and
at this signal they begin to howl IN a
dismal n1tng key. probably the key Of
c minor. The concert finished, they
prepare TO attack. The outer wolves
the ones which correspond to end men
IN minstrel show, leap. Beaten back,
they leap again. Beaten back again,
they call for help, and the whole pack
CLOSES in end eats the hunter alive.
They then proceed to the main blIst-
ness of the evening, which Is to pursue
The bridal sleigh On, on. they sweep
over the snow, hardly pausing to devour
the horse which a frantic driver has
cut loose to appease them. On, on. on,
gaining slowly all the time, devouring
the bridegroom, who Is next 10 be sac
rif1ced, without break In their stride;
the bride. who hits the snow with a
girlish squeai; the driver who is the last
to desert his ship. and finally, the three
other horses-about three tons Of meat
in all. Yes. that is our notion Of
wolves, and it is going TO remain our
notion, no matter what evidence Mr.
! vilhjalmur Stefansson adduces
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the Elks' Comedy Club will report to
Chairman Jack j OiConnell Wednesday
at 8 am. Both organizations will then
proceed to the German Orphan Asylum.
where they will entertain the children
at their carnival. Henry Meier will be
ringmaster and traffic director for the
asylum.
Chairman O'Donncll of the orphans
outing committee announces that the
date for the outing will be July II at
Glen Echo Park, Md.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Sovereign Delos w. Thayer, who rep
resented the Woodmen of the World in
the conventions of the national flag
code committee, announces the new
flag code is now being printed and will
be ready for distribution by Flag day
or Memorial day. The new code will
give the most approved methods for
the handling of the natioral emblem.
All members Of the uniform rank or
other Woodmen may have free copies
of the code.
State Manager Luther c. Jones head
ed n delegation Of Washington Wood
men to Hanover. Fa., last Monday
night. The Hanover Camp held a
torchlight procession through the city
anu gave d DdlluuGI at lIte MANSION
House A large class of new Woodmen
received the Protection degree at the
hands of the Hagerstown Degree Team
in charge of Head Consul Marx Miller
Gen Ferrall of Pennsylvania and Col
Eckloff of the District of Columbia
made addresses.
Fraser Camp will meet tomorrow
night and complete arrangements for
the public memorial to deceased men,
bers June ii The ceremonies are to
take place at the temple and an elab-
crate program is being prepared.
Sovereign j. E. Dickey. past presi-
dent of the Boosters Club was pre-
sented with jewel at the May con-
vention. He will report the proceed
ings of the club to Alpha Camp next
Friday evening.
Company A of Oak Camp has re-
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Sional Cemetery to pay respect to Past
Supreme Chancellor Edward Dunn
At 6:l5 pm. ritualistiC emorial
services will be held at the temple.
The supreme vice chancellor will de-
liver the address.
Supreme Representati O. .Ellery w.
Heiss and Frank w. Crown ARE ar
ranging subscription banquet to be
given to the SUPP eme vice 'lancellor.
All members will be welcome.
The committee will prepare pro-
gram. and each lodge is r-queSted to
see that its members receive a copy
in time to attend these exercises
The membership committee 0f Web
ster Lodge, of which Ralph B. Ford is
chairman, is + "paring campaign to
secura members for the 'Dozcl Club. "
B. r. o. ELKS.
Maj. c. Eugene Edwards. chairman
Of the Flag day committee, and his as
sistants, the members of the drill team,
announce arrangements for the Flag
day celebration, June 10, at 5 pm, at
the Sylvan Theater, arc completed.
Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries, u. S. A., will
deliver the main address, the history
OF the flag will be rendered by Judge
Robert E. Mattingly the pledge TO the
flag by Col. John w. Oehman. N G. u.
G.; the invocation by the Rev c. M.
Thomas of st. Patrick's Church and the
benediction by DR.. Shera Montgomery.
chaplain Of the House Of Representa-
tltcs and OF the Calvary M E. Church
The National Guard Band. under direc-
ton of Myer Goldman, will give con-
cert before the ceremonies begin. A
vested choir of more than 100 voices
will participate. The drill team will
take charge of the seating of the as
sembly. Nathan Weill exalted ruler.
invites the public to attend.
Mai, Edwards has appointed G. w.
Wathan quartermaster of the drill team
The drill team will report at the Elks'
Home today at II am for final instruc-
tions pertaining to the Flag day exer-
cises.
All members of the Clown Band and
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BattIedores for Flappers.

Long respected as custom dating
back fully 500 years, the game of battle
dore and shuttlecock has taken on a
new life in Japan, During the past sea-
son children played with battledores
decorated with pictures of movie and
other stars. aviators flying over the
Pacific and Japanese f1appers wearing
latest Eastern styles. The game, which
once was declared to be a New Year
custom because 1t was fatal to poison
Gus insects, has become a pastime for
the rich. some of the battledores being
made Of expensive materials and priced
as high as Si25 each.
Evening star., 1928-05-27
FRATERNITIES

Dalller and William Dahler. Buffet
supper was served.
Liberty Bell Council met Saturday
evening In Northeast Masonic Temple,
with Councillor William e. Schorr III the
chair. A committee consisting of L. G.
Boswell. F. H. Weber and Allen c. With
erite was appointed to represent this
council at a meeting to be held In Star
Spangled Banner Council TO decide on
the disposition of tickets for the annual
excursion to Marshall Hall, August /.
State Warden r. G. Mangum and Past
State Warden Edward G. Beck were
honored guests. Short addresses were
made by Past Councillor Bruckson of
Benning, Past Councillor Beck of
Constellation, r. J. Dahler of Francis
Scott Key. r. H. Weber. A. C. wither-
ite, A. L. Dahler. C. H. Luh. l. c. Bos-
well and others.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
Important matters were considered
by Washington Aerie at Is meeting
Monday evening. The entertainment
committee Is arranging a vaudeville
show and smoker 70 follow the installa-
ton of officers June IL.
Beginning in June. the aerie will
meet on the second and fourth Mon
Gays during June, July ana August.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Calanthe Lodge will meet tomorrow
evening The committee in charge of
the memorial services which are to be
held at the temple June IL will meet
Thursday evening at o'clock.
There will b. an adjourned meeting
of the board o. directors If the knights
Of Phythias Hail Association tomorrow
evening at o'clock % prepare : re-
nort 10 be submitted TO the stockholders
June 4.
The ways an means committee has
decided TO hold ats meetings on the
first and third Saturdays of each
month at o'clock.
Supreme We Chancellor Alva NJ.
Lumpkin will arrive in this city Mon
day evening. or not later than Tut
day morning. June IL, and can be seen
at the Washington Hotel.
The members Of our orLer are re-
queste TO assemble ct the temple about
10 am. The caravan will move prompt
ly at 1880 TO Arlington Cemetery.
where a wreath win be placed on the
grave of the Unknown Sol .ier and at
the mast Of the Maine st II O'Clock.
The grand chancellor requests men,
bers who have automobiles to assemble
at the temple.
After the ceremonies at Arlington
are concluded they will go to Congress
Evening star., 1928-05-27
Easy Range.

From the Pittsburgh ChroBIcie-TeeZfaph.
An immigrant was making his way
across the Wild West in search of a
man to whom he had letter of intro
duction He came across a cowboy
sitting by the side of a track. and
asked him If he could tell him where
to find the man for whom he was look
ing
Does Big Joe live near here?" said
the immigrant.
Nope" said the cowboy.
We'll. where can find his neigh
Dor. Long SAM"
I'm Long SAM" said the cowboy.
But they told me-" said the inmi-
grant, that Big Joe lived within gum
shot of you"
That's right" said the cowboy. "he
did"
Evening star., 1928-05-27

ceived its new uniforms. They will be
worn at the next meeting OF the camp.
Capt. King Is holding weekly drills in
preparation for the encar1pment, and
1t Is expected that full company will
go to Trenton Capt. william G.. Scott
has announced his intention of going to
camp.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
The fraternal relations committee met
at Washington Camp at its last meet
ing Chairman Dirnond appointed a
committee to visit State Deputy H. H.
Millard in reference to holding a joint
field day for all the Modern Woodmen
In the District, Final arrangements
we're made for the class adoption. to be
held Mt Lincoln Camp Hall June 5. and
al Woodmen in the District are invited
to attend
The drill of the uniform rank will
be held Tuesday night at the home of
P. e. Beach. 1920 Eleventh. street north
east, and the Woodman Band will meet
and practice at the same time and
place.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA.
At a meeting held Jointly by Carna-
ton and Martha McCaffrey Camps at
the East Masonic Temple, May 18, 33
candidates were initiated into the order
Twenty candidates who failed TO be
present will be initiated at the June
meeting. A large number Of visitors
from Baltimore, Hagerstown and Mid
dletoWn, Md; Richmond, Va; Florida.
Illinois and Kansas we're present. Ad-
dresses were made by State Supervisor
Viola Thompson and the following dis
trict deputies: Mrs. Roof of Baltimore
Mrs. Perry of Richmond and Mrs
Grubb of the District of Columbia. Re-
freShments were served.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
Mrs. Helen Luckett, 1912 Orren
street northeast, will be hostess at a
card party for the benefit of the club
Evening star., 1928-05-27
Continued from Tenth Page.)

tContinOed from lentn Page)
guessing contest and Past Coun-
cilors McIntire and Kirkpatrick won
first prizes in the cooky contest.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Anacostia Council met Monday eve-
ming in Masonic Hall. Anacostia, D. c.,
with Vice Councillor E. H. Wax presid.
ing. Two applications for membership
were presented. J. e. Kaufman was
elected to I'LL the uneXpired term rs
conductor. Committeeman John Thomas
reported that the date for the memorial
service to be held in the Emanuel
Episcopal Church. Thirteenth and v
streets southeast, has been set for June
IT. Rev L. B. Franck, rector of the
church. member of AnacoStia Coun-
ell. viii preach the sermon. All mem.
bers of the order and their friends are
invited Representative Frederick N.
Zihlman Of Maryland viii speak at the
American flag raising at the public
school, Cabin John. Nd, Sunday after
noon. June 5. which will be under the
auspices Of Cabtn-Glen Council. The
degree team conferred the degrees on
class Of candidates from Cross Roads,
AaO.. u. MORGAN fLBd0 IUuIlCIl anu ANA
costa Council Addresses were made
BY State Councillor Oscar T. Harlow,
State Vice Councillor A. G. Columbus,
State Inside Sentinel William P.
Earnest, sr.; State Conductor Sudwarth,
Past State Councillor H. A. Beck, Rev.
L. B. Franck, Rev. Van Der Linden
and others Refreshments were served
John L. Burnett Council met in the
hall at Wisconsin avenue and N street.
with Councillor Houser presiding State
Conductor w L. Sudwarth made an
address r. G. Geraci reported on the
progress his committee Is having in
the forming Of council Of Daughters
Of America.
Morgan Read Council met May 10
in star Hall. Mount Rainier. with Coun-
cflor W. Floyd Spuriin presiding.
Deputy State Councillor A. L. Dahler
spoke of the excursion Of the Pen-Mar
reunion committee to Pen-Mar. Others
who spoke were: Councillor Spurlin,
Fred DahleT Of Francis Scott Key Coun-
ell Past Councillor F. Bruckschen Of
Benning Council. Past Councillor NAL
colin Reintzel. Past Councillor r. W.
Muller, Vice Councillor Perry A. Martin
and Roy T Fowkes.
independent Council met May is at
623 Louisiana avenue, with Councillor
e 3 Warren presiding Addresses were
delivered by National Representative
r. D. Seiffert, Deputy State Councillor
Frank Bruckschen, p. w. Rowzee. Fred
Evening star., 1928-05-27

house tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock,
assisted by Mrs Frances Brown.
Brightwood Review will hold card
party for the benefit ct the review
tomorrow evening, beginning at 8
o'clock
During the past week Mrs. emma
Knight and Miss Beatrice Morgan have
been added to- the list of founders of
nue..
Evening star., 1928-05-27

The new Medical Detachment. zs0tH
Coast Artillery. vas formally mustered
into service aud gwen Federsi Tee1g-
milton lest week ~ IS sfmoJy Nate
and q streets southwest The music
wss conducted by Lieut. Col LOUIS e
Efinton lT. so5utant genersl oi The
local Guard. aIlo INSTRUCTION of tAs Coakt
, 1928-04-05
AVISO

Esta ofcina de correos esta recibienda
cartas dirigidas a portorriQuenos Y espa.
nolos en- las cuaIes no Sc estipulan las
ninguna etra direction local que nos haya
Dodido ayudar a eutregar dichas cartas.
Ell resultado ha side que un gran numere
de estas cartas han side devueItas, eau
sando acknowledgements molestia Y deslilu-
sion a ambas, remitentes y ~Jdestinatarios.
A la p~olacion de habIa espanol Sc lie llama
la atencion para que Sc sirvan entregar
en- la oficina de correOs del pueblo donde
ViVen la direction postal completa de
manera que esta oicina pueda entregar
toda correspondence que 10 sea de en-
trega general AL misme tempo Sc le
suplica que tOda correspondence enviada
a ids. Este dlrigida en- tai forma que
Sc pueda despatch en- la oficina donde
Uds Vayan a procurarla.
, 1928-04-05

of March 28ta what the Porto Rico Pro
gress Of san Jlau mas 30 say relative TO
the visit to these islands Of the Educa-
tional Survey Commission, now in ST.
Croix. The reference 70 high school ed
ucatl0n ia the Virgin Islands as made 10
the article brings tOmInd a feature OF our
school system to which 1t may be OF in
terest to call the attention OF the COM
mission. This IS the fact that credit is
not given in the States for work done in
and for which pupils from the Virgin
Islands may hold certificates OF the local
department of education. Ii was under
stood when the high schools were 0fga-
nized that graduates holding the diploma
for having passed the prescribed course
would be eligible on the merits thereof to
enter h gh school in the Cnited States;
but we have Attenuation that this is not
the case. We have taken pains TO find
Out and feel satisfied that a certificate Of
the kind is Of no value TO the holder so
far as securing admission to a nigh
school in New York City is concerned,
one such pupil being required to show
other evidence OF his ability and cause!
to sit an examination before sne was adj
mitted to De Witt Clinton High School,
that city. This Is important, and should
be considered as a matter thar will be
benefited by corrective attention.
AS regards TIL above jne same may be
said of nurses VINO receive certificates as
graduate nurses here and can ut no
where with them Ia a city IlKa NV YORK
where the most OF these poop after
spending several years in trainIag here
seek a living, The Bellevue Hospital, a
40, vo0nn- n1F-#.er,a ~ Nf-t, Vol FrrI-
not accept 90 their staff graduates from
training schools lO the Virgin Islauos be-
cause this school does not conform TO con
tinental standards and the hospitals are
not registered SO as to come within that
purvieW. With American ideals and prac
uces for our emulation it is suggested
.hal these kinks in preparation for con-
J~Inental fitness be smoOthed out,
, 1928-04-05
EDITORIAL.

In this issue we reprint from its issue