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Army Orders

Col. Edward b. Mitchell, infantry. 4
relieved from deEail with the Dsth d.
vision, at Tulsa, OIxia-s effective en- or
about October 1, 1873. H. then detailed
for duty with ths organized reserves
Or the ninth corps area at Los Angeles.
Calf.
The retirement Of Col Robert Vans
ASnew. veterinary corps. from active
service On Nay 70. 1929. under the re-
qnirementa Of the act Of Congress ap-
proved June 80. 1882. 10 announced.
Major Arthur p. Kitchens, medical
corps, IL excepted from the provisions
OF section &c Of ths national defense
act, requiring duty with troops of one
or more Of the eonahatant arms Of the
Army. to take effect September IL, 1929.
Master ssrgt. James q. Barney. SER
vice company. l0th infantry, will be
placed upon the retired list at Fort
Thomas. KY. and Will be sent to his
home.
capt. Harry r. LebkIcher. chemical
warfare service, IL relieved from his
present duty at Edgewood arsenal,
Maryland. Will proceed TO Boston, Mass.
ana report for duty with the chemical
warfare service ut headquarters first
Leave Of absence is granted to each
Of the folloWing-named officers, effec-
tive on or about the dates indicated:
Capt. Martin d. Minis. Medical Ad-
ministratlvs Corps. three months and
First Lieut. Lloyd E. Hunting. Air
Corps. two months and II days. July
first Lieut.. Herbert H. Harris, In
fantry two months. July IS. . 1893.
First Lieut. Francis .. Gillespie, In
fantFy, one month aud IL days. upon
relief from treatment at Walter Reed
General Hospital Washington, d. c.
Second Lieut.. Sarratt +. HRmea, in
fantry. one month and IL days. June 16,
Sc second Lieut.. Joseph c. A. DennlstOn.
Air Corps. two months, July 8. 1923.
Capt. Ira G. Eaker. Air Corps. one
month ana is days, May -. 1893. with
permission to visit foreign countries.
Capt. william H. Young. infantry.
upon completion Of his present course
OF instruction at the Infantry school,
Fort Benning. Ga, will proceed to
walter Reed General Hospital, Army
medical center. Washington, ID. c., and
report for observation and treatment.
So much OF par. ., s. o. SO, w. D.,
1929 an directs Capt. william H.
Young. infantry, to proceed to Cedar
Rapids Iowa. for dmty with the Or
ganizeda Reserves OF the Seventh Corps
area. upon completion Of his present
course OF instruction at the Infantry
school, Fort Bennlng. Ca, IL amended
10 M to direct him to proceed to Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. FOR such duty upon com
pletIon Of observation and treatment at
Walter Reed General Hospital. Army
medical center. Washington, d. c.
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French FIiers Thank
u. For Kindness
in Last Good-by

OLD ORCHARD, Me-, May ~
1.N.s.l-Last minute statements
Of the transatlantic air fliers were:
Armeno Lotti, r., OF the French
plane, Yellow Bird: Il want to
thank the American people for
their kindness toward US while we
have been in this country. / hope
this flight will be successful. We
ali feel that It will be: Again many
thanks to the people OF America.
Good-by."
Lieut.. Lewis A. Yancey. OF the
American plane Green Flash:
both Pilot Roger q. Williams
and myself feel confident that we
win reach Rome BY Friday eve
ming. We made very careful
preparations for this flight and
we both feel that It will be =
success. Good-by."
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American Fliers Take
Alligator For
Mussolini

OLD ORCHARD BEACH. Me-,
May 20 H.N.S.l--The mascot Of
The America.to-R Rome Green Flash
got aboard 4 short time before
the takeoff. 1t was a baby alli-
eator.
n nestled in cigarette carton.
with a bed Of cotton batting. IT'S
last meal before its 4.7OO mile
ever the sea Journey was a gold
fish.
The alligator win be presented
BY the American fliers to Pr mier
MussolinL
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Troops at Fort Myer
Hold Night Maneuyers

Under the direction OF Col. Guy
vi Henry. the Sixteenth Field Ar
tilIery stationed at Fort Myer, Va,
last night held night maneuvers
there. Officers OF the First Division
were witnesses ana Mai. Gen. Henry
Summeral reviewed the artillery
men.
The detonatlons made by the field
pieces were heard in several sections
Of Washington and caused many
Inquiries.
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Both Crews Stocked;
Sandwiches, Fruit
And Drinkables

OLD ORCHARD, Me-. May %
u.N.S9 9.-Provisiohs for the two
long transatlantic flights were
placed aboard the French mono.
plane Yellow Bird and the Amer.
lean monoplane Green Flash. Just
prior to the takeoff here today.
The provisions follow:
Yellow Bird-Two dozen bananas,
three gallons of water and one
dozen of roast beef sandwiches.
Green Flash-Five thermos bot.
ties filled with coffee. two gal.
Ions OF water. two roast chickens,
one quart OF whisky. six apples,
12 oranges and "a chocolate bars.
The Washington times., 1929-05-29
Luray and Shenandoah
GraduatiOns on June

LURAY. Va. May %. Graduation
finals for Luray. Shenandoah and
Stanley High schools will be held
Tuesday with IA graduates at
Shenandoah and at Stanley.
Speakers secured for the events
ara w. M. Brown, professor at
washington ana Lee University, at
Luray; DR.. w. M. Forrest Of the
University OF Virginia, at Ehenan.
doah. and Col H. j. Benchoff Of
Massanutten Military Academy, at
Stanley.
The Washington times., 1929-05-29
Health Camp on Bay
To Be Omen Tomorrow

The Larger Life Lodge. near
Chesapeake Bay. North Beach. Md,
the health camp Of the League for
the Larger Life, will formally open
tomorrow. Automobiles win leave
from 1927 K ST. N. w. at $50
p. M, today. arriving at the lodge
in time for dinner after which
there will be dancing. Memorial
Day program will consist Of bath
ing. canoeing, hcn .-'p"s,. dancing
and good things to eat. s.-
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Chesapeake Beach Ready
For Holiday Traffic Rush

Special trains will be run to and
from Chesapeake Beach tomorrow
to take care of the holiday crowd,
Trains will leave District Line at
$3.50. 10:30 and l1:30 q. m. and
2:30. AS and D. M. returning
at frequent intervals ali after.
noon and evening.
Special traffic officers win be
on hand both at the Junction and
the Beach to. direct the parking
OF automobiles.
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PLAN REPORTS
ON DISTRICT
RULE

The expose OF the District govern.
ment, expected when experts of the
Bureau OF Efficiency were directed
mental machinery and found out
what was wrong with It, will be
made in a short time.
Investigators for the bureau now
are completing reports concerning
four branches Of the Government.
They are the Districts penal insti.
tutions, Gallinger Hospital; trees
and parkings and the building in.
spector's office.
After these reports have been
turned over to the District Commits.
sioners. the Bureau OF EFFICIENCY
win wash Its hands of District af.
fairs unless the city heads call for
additional surveys. Thomas MUIR.
ply, assistant chief of the bureau,
said today.
Committee Ordered Probe
Two years ago when the Gibson
subcommittee OF the House District
Committee was hot on the trail of
charges and rumors OF graft and
corruption In the city police force,
and alleged sIip-shod administrative
methods in other departments Of
the Government, the Bureau Of
Efficiency was called in and d.
rected to make an intensive study
of every branch OF the Government.
Every investigator for the bureau
was Immediately ordered to drop
other business and take up the Dis
trict's problem.
Nothing sensational developed
Comprehensive studies were made
of the traction merger and tax re-
ducti0n problems. Congress did
not find time to act on these re.
ports.
Routine Reports Made
From time to time routine re-
ports. dealing with minor difficuI.
ties In various departments of the
Government, have been turned in.
The Cafeteria collateral plan,
now In force. was recommended by
the bureau soon after 1t started its
consideration The plan was taken
under consideration by the Commits
sioners and nothing was done about
it for a year. Then Congress wanted
to know why 1t was never adopted.
A short time later It was adopted.
The Bureau made only a cursory
study Of the Police and Fire Depart
ments. The Gibson Committee was
told that investigators had been un-
able to find any evidences of wide
spread graft in the Police Depart"
ment.
Unless the Commissioners specifi-
cally request it, no further study of
these two departments will be made.
Murphy said.
Building OFFICE Scandal.
OF the four departments now be.
ing investigated, the Building In
spector's office is receiving most ct
tention. This department has been
frequently under fire during the
past two years and investigators
may make startling disclosures it
was intimated.
Murphy said that the final report
will be submitted to the Commits
sioners about the middle Of the sum-
mer.
Then the bureau win devote ali Of
its time to improving the efficiency
OF departments OF the Federal Gov
ernment, unless the the Commits.
sioners call for further survey OF
the District.
The Washington times., 1929-05-29
Woman Seeks Release
From ChiIdren's Home

sTAUNTON, Va, May 2s.-
Beatrice Jessie, formerly Of Essex
county. Va, has entered habeas
corpus proceedings in corporation
court here.
The woman was committed to
the Children's Home Society Of
Virginia In 1913, and was placed in
a private home. shortly afterward
she made her escape and was not
apprehended until about two weeks
ago, when q probation officer
arrested her In Waynesboro, Va.
The Washington times., 1929-05-29
SCHOOLS
To GRADUATE

Armstrong and Dunbar night
high school commencement exercises
viii be held in the auditorium Of
the Armstrong School. Monday.
DIR. ]. Hayden Johnson will preside.
Following the Invocation by the
Rev. j. w. Mitchell, Campbell c.
Johnson win address the graduates
and @. C.. Wilkinson will award the
diplomas.
Commencement exercises for the
elementary night schools. Divisions
10 to Is. win be held in the ARM
strong High School next Wednes-
day at $50 p. m. Mrs. NJ. A. Nc
Neill will preside.
The Rev. g. o. Bullock will offer
the invocation, Emory Smith will
speak, the Rev. r. I. A. Bennett
will award the certificates and q.
C. Wilkinson will talk.
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CLUB PLANS PICNIC

VIENNA, Va. May 20. - The
wednesday Morning Club is plan.
ming an all-day picnic on June 10 at
the home of Mrs IS. G. Stuntz. ON
Chain Bridge Road. The chief
topics at the meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Joseph Bristow were sanl.
tsry conditions In the Vienna
School and local charity work.
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MRS. MAMIE VAIL DIS

STAUNToN, va, May 29.--After
an illness Of several months, Mrs.
Matte Vail, 5S, died at the home
OF, her sister Mrs. ,. r. Johnson.
The funeral win be conducted
from Mt. Herman Lutheran Church,
Moffatts Creek, Va, today, with
burialetn the church cemetery.
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PALS GUARDING
RETREAT OF
LINDY
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CONTINUED from First Page)
the flier and his bride had been
planning their getaway" for days
or even weeks, and left no stone un-
turned to insure absolute privacy tor
q little while at least.
So far there has been nothing to
indicate that any Of the explanations
of the "tiisappearancev which flooded
the country yesterday has the slight
est ang Of truth.
More than So hours have passed
since the couple was married at the
Morrow estate In Englewood. N. J..
Since then, there have been nothing
but the widest rumors. With the
exception OF those who know and
won't tell, there ID no one who has
the slightest idea where Lindy and
his bride went after they mOtored
away from the Morrow mansion
soon after 4:30 Monday afternoon,
half an hour after their marriage.
Public fancy has carried bride ana
bridegroom to dozens OF places. by
every means of locomotion known
fast automobiles, private cars, lax-
urious yachts, small launches, sea.
planes, amphibians and land planes.
Only battleships, submarines and
ZeppelIns were left out OF the range
Of possibility.
Dummy Planes.
In the face Of these reports, One
rumor maintained that the honey
mooners had outwitted everyone by
sending dummy planes all over
New York State, to throw searrhsrs
>RA ~, "A q ~
selves at some spot very near the
Morrow home In New Jersey.
This rumor was based largely
upon the assertion that Mrs. Nor.
row, mother of the bride, was plan.
ming a large reception for the couple
toward the latter part OF the week,
and for this reason the honey.
mooners were staying within easy
motoring distance OF Englewood.
But this, too. proved to be merely
a rumor. unconfirmed and appar.
emily uncomfortable.
One OF the most plausible reports
which cropped up late yesterday
was that Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh
had made arrangements for q sea
voyage to their so-called honey
moon cottage" at North Haven, Me-,
in the luxurious yacht Trillora,
owned by s. r. Guggenheina, q
close friend of the flier.
Plane Seen
The report was strengthened by
the sighting OF an unidentified am.
phibian plane in a cove on the Gug-
genheim estate on Long Island. IN
immediate search for the Trillora
moe yYooda and the vaehf WAS found
anchored in the Hudson River.
A white pennant with q blue ball
hung from its mast, this symbol
meaning that its owner was ashore.
There was no guest flag flying,
which maritime courtesy would
have demanded IL the Lindbergs
were aboard, and until an early
hour today there was no unusual
activity aboard the vessel
Colonel Lindberg's blue and gold
.Curtiss Falcon plane is still at
Schenectady, N. r.. where 1t was
flown, somewhat .mysteriously by
William Croswell, q friend Of the
bridegroom. yesterday.
Fly to North Haven
The plane was placed in
hangar, refueled and prepared for
immediate flight. Certainly It
looked as though the Lindbergs
were going to motor to Schnectady
from their present honeymoon re-
treat, board the Falcon and lily to
North Haven
But early today the plane re-
mained in its hangar. and Lindy
and Anne in impenetrable seciusion.
The Washington times., 1929-05-29
PLAN BUSINESS CLUB

STAUNTON, Va, May 2s.-
Eighteen young business and pro
fessional men Of Charlott ttesville,
Va, win come here tomorrow to
aid in the organization OF 4 Young
Mems Business Club. More than
100 Of the young business men of
Stannton have signified their In
tention Of becoming members OF
the organization.
The Washington times., 1929-05-29
Prince Georges Cops
CAPTURE Still in Raid

UPPER MARLBORO. May 80.
County policemen yesterday raided
a still Of 5O0.gallon capacity In the
Aquasco district near Chalk Point.
Lewis Herbert, colored, OF Wash
ington, was arrested. Police say
the still was in operation when
found and that Herbert was pres
The Washington times., 1929-05-29
REPAIR STAUNTON TANK

STAUNToN. Va, May 2s.--Work
is being pushed on the repairing of
the city reservoir here. which re-
Gently burst for the fourth time
since its construction In 1926.
The Washington times., 1929-05-29
ENROLL m ASSOCIATION

DANVILLE. Va, May 2s.--RItre
than 800 Danville people have en-.
rolled in the Civic Music Assocla.
-tion. for wlirh a campaign was cSn-
Quoted last week.
The Washington times., 1929-05-29
s5 GRANDCHILDR ALIVE

sTAUNToN, Va, May 2s.-wil-
liam Samuel Grove died Sunday
at his home near here. following
a long Illness. Surviving are his
widow 10 ch'' -. 80 grandchIl.
dreu, and five grandchildren.
The Washington times., 1929-05-29
DIES AT STUARTS DRAFT

STAUNTON, Va, May, 2S.--Mrs.
e NJ. Hulvey died at the home Of
her, daughter. Mrs. =. W.. Wine.
--~r 6 uer's pFaf', Se.
The Washington times., 1929-05-29


LINDY AND ANNE'S WEDDING RECORD
MISS LILLIAN BOGERT, Of the town clerks office at
Englewood N j. is shown in this picture entering the
record of the marriage Of Col Charles A. Lndbergh the
bashfu bridegroom and Miss Anne Spencer Morrow on
the books of the town.
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