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New Britain herald., 1929-06-26
TWO CHILDREN DROWN

North Attleboro, Mass, June 26 UP)-Two children were drowned in Attleboro Falls pond here late yesterday when Ralph Robertson. 12, who couldn't swim, slipped int, the water while riding on the back of his -year-old- cousin, Ruth David. The girl lost her life when, in an attempt to rescue the boy. she was dragged to the bottom in his death grip.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-26
CONNECTICUT STUDENTS

Madison, Wis. June 26 LT - Three Connecticut students who re- ceived the degree of bachelor of art.. Gt the University of Wisconsin com mencement were Gertrude Emma Grether, New Haven; Mary Jessie , Murphy, ...., Hartford and Fr.1cis Joseph O'Connor. Union City.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-26

get one of the generous bottles of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Take the proper dose that night and by morning you will feel like differ- ent person. Use for yourself and members of the family in constipa- ton, biliousness. sour and cramp stomach. bad breath, no appetite, headaches. and 10 break up levers and colds.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-26
BOY INJURED BY TRUCK

As Joseph Richards of 52 Gladiola s9reet was driving south on Beaver street about 6 o'clock this morning Ernest Spieler, IS. of 1T, sefton Drive. ran into the street from the rear of milk delivery truck and was struck by Richards car
 At New Britain General hospital. Spieler was found 10 have abraslons on both arms and an injury to his head. An X-ray examination was made and the seriousness of the 1 head injury had pot been determin- AAh this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-26
BRISTOL ENTRANTS IN
 CUPBOARD COMPETITION
season to Start in New Haven Sum day Afternoon With Business Men
 Sponsoring Events ON City Point

New Haven, June 26 Fp-The out board racing season formally opens here Sunday afternoon when the first of series sponsored by busi- ness men will be staged off City Point. The first race will be 2:30 o'clock.
 George Ley of this city is direct ing the race series, for which prizes are offered by the business men. Five drivers from Norwalk. includ- ing Willis Overton. who set new world record for class B motors at Albany last year, will compete. Drivers from New Haven. Middle town, Hartford and Bristol are also expected to enter.
 The competition will include Classes B. c and D and unlimited motors, with free for all topping off the day. Races will be in heats of two miles.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-26

A grown-up man breathes about Is or 16 times in a minute; a wom- an perhaps IS. Children breathe much more often.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-26
Personals

Miss Olga Srogi. daughter of An thony Srogi of Carlton street. is spending the week at the Junior Achievement Training Institution in Springfield, Mass.
 J. s. Dixon of Mason Drive is spending the week at Pittsburgh, Pa.
 George Perekos of Madison street has returned from Georgetown uni. versity to spend the summer here.
 Vincent Squillaciote of 16 Maple street has returned home from Trinity college.
 Mrs. Sophie Podlas of 1 Osgood avenue. who has remained in Po- land for the past year, is attending the National convention at Posen.
 Miss Petronella Shilinga, a stu- dent at St. Francis Convent in Penn- sylvania. Is home to spend the sum- mer recess with her mother. Mrs Sophie Shilinga of 14 Connerton street.
 Miss Mary Cheskus. a student at St. Francis Convent, Pennsylvania. will spend the summer with her mother, Mrs. Mary Cheskus of S5 Belden street.
 Walter A. Campbell and family are spending week at Point O'Woods.
 County Commissioner Edward Schultz is attending the national con- vention of real estate men in Bos- ton.
 Mir. and Mrs. James T. Mccarthy and daughter. Mae Evelyn. are spending a two weeks vacation at
New Britain herald., 1929-06-26

J. z. Dixon of Mason Drive is spending the week at Pittsburgh, Pa.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-26

George Perakos of Madison street has returned from Georgetown uni. versity to spend the summer here.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-26

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New Britain herald., 1929-06-26

Vincent SQuillaciote of 16 Maple street has returned home from Trinity college.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-26

Mrs. Sophie Podlas of 1 Osgood avenue. who has remained in Po- land for the past year. is attending the National convention at Posen.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-26

Walter A. Campbell and famil! are spending week at Poin O'Woods.
The Washington times., 1929-11-09
: G. M. A. c. TERMS
1925 14Gh ST. N. w.
OURISMANS
USED CAR DEPARTMEN'

USED CAR DEPARTMENT
CARS THAT STAY YOUNG.
These cars have been thor
oughly overhauled and re-condi-
toned throughout and carry an
absolute guarantee.
Your car will be accepted as
part down payment regardless of
condition, make, model or year.
1928 CHEVROLET IMPERIAL
SEDAN
Priced Right to Sell Quick, $15S.OO
Down, Balance IL Months.
1928 CHEVROLET SEDAN
Excellent Condition and 3 TYPICAL
Sales Bargain; $3.50 Down,
IL Months on Balance
1928 CHEVROLET COACHES
Is to Select From, New Paint,
Tires, etc. Don't Fail
to See These
$100 Down, Balance in IL Months
1928 CHEVROLET COUPE
-., (Late Model)
Tires, Paint and Mechanical Con-
dition Perfect. Can be Bought
for Down Payment of $100 or
Less, Balance IL ? this
1928 CHEVROLET ROADSTER
(Late Model)
Less Than 1000 Miles. Looks
Like New. See This One and
be Convinced, $350.00
Name Your Terms
1928 FORD SPIT CABRIOLET
MODEL A
This car has 5 wire wheels and il
in wonderful condition. $425.
Many other makes and models
to select from. A number of good
cars are offered as low as $500
down.
The Washington times., 1929-11-09
BIRTH Sd
|NOTICE,S

Raymond T. and Mabel F. PuHphrs
Frederick ana frances u. KuIl, b6E
Bingley W. and Elsie J. ThompA
EatSss :, ana Elsie A. RoSins.sfs y I
Wlliiam D. ana Frances B. Rsss'
posisr Il. ana Rae Z. Carter. boz.
". Edward and. Marie II. Gannclg-
Thomas r. ana Give Appel. girl.
Lee a. and Helen q. Summers. girl
Henry r. and Julia MaccoEnsey. girl.
Philip R. and Emily 3. Young. boy.
e. Roy End Margaret n. carpentef.
Edwaza J. ana Rosa L. LOOkwoes
Thomas =. and Lucille psddiecoA.
girl -
Clarence and Annie p. Tarhoro. boy,
Frederick B. and Ella L. waple. boy
Hugsy H. And IDA n. Joiner. gfkl
twins. Hsi
Richard ana Olga Moore, girl.
George n. and RoeHia Turner, girl
James and Betty, Newburn, girl
Willie and Louise Kinton. irL
Joseph and Rosie Skinner boy. ~
William N. and Mary A. HAmlin. boz.
Arthur A.: and Mary b. Leake, girl.
Melvin and Ethel Hutchlnson, .gIrA
The Washington times., 1929-11-09
o. WEATHER DETAu.Sf :

will Be increasing eloudiness with
gentle to Inoderats winds, mostly
northeast ana eaBt. s
Washington to, Norfolk. va.--Partly
cloudy aky this sftdrnoon. Fresh
northeriy winds aininlshinE up 10
5000 feet On Sunday therA wfll b.
increasing eloadinAss. followed BY, rails
late Sunday aftetnoon or night fnoder-
ate northeast Or east Winds. I
Norfolk, Va, Co Atlanta. Ga.-Eartly
cloudy sky, except cloudy near At
lAntA this afternoon. Moderate north
or northeast winds at surface ana
fresh northerly ut 1000 and s,96V feet
On sunday. the weather will be cloudy
probably followed BY rain; fnoderate
wash wasS,nstSS. D. G. 10 Dayton, ohio--
Clear or partly ciondy. aky this after
noon. GAntfe TO moderate north o
northeast winds up TO 900 feet anh
fresh nortnerly. dininthhing, ~ 5000
feet On Sunday there win be In
ereasins ,oioudinesa, Pre- bAbly rain. ~
afternoon; moderate Winds. mostly
east E
Uniontowa, Pa, 70 Detroit, Mich.
Clear sky this Afternoon. Gentle to
moderate Winds mostly south ana
southwest MP to 1000 feet and fresh
northwest or west at 5000 feet. on
Sunday there viii be Increasing cloudf-
nesss rain sunday afternoon or aights
moderate Winds, proDabiy east or SOUTH
east.
The Washington times., 1929-11-09
DEATH NOTICES
MRS. MARIE D. GORGAa

A sudden attack Of heart all
ment shortly before midnight
brought death to MIS-. Marie
Doughty Gorgas, widow Of Mai
Gen. william Crawford Gorgas
who made the building Of the Pan
anna Canal possible by his santa
ton work there.
Mrs. Gorgas, who lived at 1851
Crescent Pl., was . native Of Gin
cinnati, Ohio. -
There was romance In her mar
riage to the young DR.. GorgAs, as
he had cured her OF yellow fever
prior to their marriage.
She made her home IN Wash
ingt0n for many years, including
the time that her husband served
as surgeon general Of the Army.
No funeral arrangements have
been made. pending the arrival oi
her daughter.
The Washington times., 1929-11-09
MRS. j D. aEDNEY

Funeral services for Mrs. Jose.
phine Beattle 0edney, 81, VINO
died Thursday after q brief I'LL
ness, were held today at her resi-
dence in the, Lafayette Totel,
Burial was in Rock Creek Gene
terry.
Mrs. Gedney, who came here
from Little Falls, N. j., I8 years
ago, had maintained an active
interest In q number OF Local
activities, being q member Of the
board Of directors Of the National
Homeopathic Hospital, . member
Of the Twentieth Century Clue
the washington Club and the
Art Club.
The Washington times., 1929-11-09
I
|l,ECElSES

Laurence A. Lee, %, ana Catherine
y. Durktn. 90. The Rev, T. 2. walsh.
Francis T.. Marrow. Is. ana Anita p
Anessi. 80. The Rev. ~. ?. Pattsrs0As ::
Albert J. Sulmann. n, ana Ruth "
Harding, 10. The Rev. Z. L Mee
Alfred .. GosdskA. Al, ana Mary b.
Becker 1& The Rev. Edward GGbfer.
John W. Denlin. a. and sidney q.
Murphy, 20. The Rev. H. L. Schlinke.
Louis II. Schneider. Is. and MaFlon l.
SaceFy, a4k The Rev. A. r. Poorst !:
Ellsworth s. Prosser, 90, and stls-
anne A. Dftscoll. SS. TAS Rev. II. ~.
Garansr. r ursnfelI, u, and Laura
L. Russell. %. Judge r. 3. MattingaS:
Stanley Giasers 81. And Hellle Gote,
10 The Rev. n. II, Thompson.
q. H. Fox: As, ana Phyllis Campbell
81. The Rev. George FarnhATn.
J. B. Holland, ~, and Sarah III.
Maude, 20. The; Rev. 8. T. Nicholas. Il
Robert n. AEcfaiand. 40. aAd Edith
r. Etter, 1s.. ThA Rsv. p. n. Melton, Y
The Washington times., 1929-11-09

John B. EsrmiIllOn. o. ysara. 4gg
Fourteenth St. B.. p. 80.
Anna e. Donaldson. 50 years 1ts3.
Samuel 5. .Prics, IS years, The was6s
&C charles white, s. years. isss Foif-
and-a-half St 8. W.. ass4,
John q. FArr, 81 years. caaaGlty
!. MshioA I. Cain. r.. . dsya aasflyiA
Hospital.
Israel C. claIrborHs. 50 ysar& -Frseas
mems Hospital
Augustus Morgan. 81 years. Galliness
Hospital.
Edward z. George. 81 years. wGitSt
Reed General Hospital IL
Joseph Warrington, IS ySarA 1S1a
@ St. N. w
Carroll Hutchinson. - years. TuHsrou-
losis Hospital.
sallie Booker. - years. TubsreuIesls
Hospital.
Edith Bingham. IL years. sa4 *
sc. s. W. -
George L. Ghes, 8 months lGS7
Eighteenth St N. ".
The Washington times., 1929-11-09
WILLIAM 9. MARTIN

The funeral services Of william
q. Martin, for 80 years q prac.
ticing attorney Of this city who
died Wednesday ct his residence,
BIB Third st. N. W., was held to.
day from the Second Baptist
Church, Third Street between Il
and Eye Streets Northwest.
The deceased was prominent in
civic and fraternal circles, being
formerly q past grand master Of
the Odd Fellows Of the District
Of Columbia. Surviving him are
three children. William. Lucius
and Reginald Martin.
The Washington times., 1929-11-09
AusOEnObl@

III AUeOmOD1AeS
FORD Roadster. 1929, rumble sat; 1000
miles; tires very good; motor and ap-
pearance perfect. 1111 12tn St. ~. We.
TORD-Roadster, 1925; excellent mechan-
monthly; bargain. III 14th &c. N. w.
FORD FORDoR SEDAN
FORD Tudor Sedan.
FORD GcqReTFJRtFEoannE R TFRtEanES SeI M0TSoR g S1SV; Co
Grabam-PalEe Dealers, 6ls 10th So. n. z.
F0RD MODEL A FORDOR SEDAN
Looks like new. driven less than 5000
miles, $3.50 sng.Iy s9sy ssr%s; Morop co
| $3.50 Georgia Ave. y. w. Col. 1928
GRAHAM-PAIGE .llate .modell SEDAN:
A-UpOed transmission; reduced 70 SooO.
B sRAzi.ER BAsaisTa biS MST0s iSsn CO g
GRAHAM-PAIGE-Seda model SO: re
duced from 5000 to $500.
y B FRAzIER SA MOTOR ss CO.. u
6raham.E1lge Dealers, b16 lOth ~. ~. y.
HUDSONS-We have an assortment Of late
models In coaches and broughams that
you can buy for less here than any place
In the city. See Mr.. Stuart
NEUMEYER MOTOR co.
The House of Trustworthy Cars
1925 18th st. N. W.
JORDAN 1927 Sedan, perfect mechanical
condition; trunk and other extras. $37b
1711> 18th 81. N. w.
LINCOLN Tonring, bargaln; good looxIng.
good condition. 1119 X N. w. Fr. 6047.
TOC0MOBTIE IS" Sport Sedan. 8 wire
condition. Rts This This car is well worth 81 900:
our price $780,. See Mr.. Stuart, Neumeyer
Motor Co, the House Of Trustworthy Cars
1925 14th st. n. WE
OLDSMOBILE Touring, $36 down, bal
ance weekly: disc wheels good paint.
Here IL q real bargain for $76. 1711 1Ath
PEERLESS 80" SEDAN, 1928. 5000 .O0
Looks like new; new tires: excellent
%seHa%T" caT can't be denied. Your car in trade
| Easy terms. Emerson & orme, 17th 4
PEERLESS COACH 1927
Good rubber; good condition: wonderful
O"s :" NED %Me6EvITT MOTOR co.
1425 Irving St n. w. Col. 3747
PONTIAC Coupe. 1927, driven only (, 900
miles. You cant tell this car from
new-hag side wire whesl H,hp1a equipment .n.S many
II st. N. 3. Line. 0337.
PONTIAC Coach. 1928. in perfect condi-
tion throughout, fully equipped and 70
car you " viii ,rISs buy on sss ssn a" S e
worthy Cars, 1896 14th st; n. W.
equipped, excellent mechanical condition
Only S296. on easy terms. +
J, L. JERMAN CO.. INC. 900
S342a N, 81. N. w. west z1oO
| PONTIAC-IIatest model 4-dOor sedan. n
! = B. FRAZIER MOTOR CO..
| GPaham-Paige Dealers. 61S 10th ST ~
PONTIAC SPORT ROADSTER
| 1927 model. A real snappy car Tor only
$500, on easy terms. nE
POHANKA SERVICE y-
4 1928 Goth st. N. W. Weet O347
STAR 8 COUPE-First class condition:
$3.50. terms 645 Md. Ave. N. 3. Line.
Ot78.
| STUDEBAKER Dictator Sedan. 1925, like
new $3.50, terms or trade. 646 Mary.
| land Ave. N. Z. Line. 017S.
STUDEBAKER '6''-1926 coach. Al con.
dition, will sell for balance of unpaid
notes of $500. 110 an st. s. W. Met 8014.
WHTPPET Touring, 1927 model, excellent
mechanical condition. Must be seen TO
BE- appreciated Only S176.
| FRANK 81, ROWE
33O7.11 M St, n. W. West 1898
BEST USED CAR BUYS.
BOB BAYNE, 1923 18th ST. y. W.
| STUDEBAKER PLEDGED USED CARS.
| JOSEPH McREYNOLDS. 1ncs
| 1901 14TH ST. n. w. POTOMAC 1881.
| Al sHnaAR NA
The Washington times., 1929-11-09
MRS. EDITH OWEN

The funeral services Of Mrs,
Edith Owen, Of 765 Hobart Plnce
N. w.. who died Wednesday at
CarSon's private hospital, win be
held tomorrow at 1870 p. m, from
the Third Baptist Church, Firth
and Que SITS. N. W., the Rev. @,
Q. Bullock, pastor, officiating, as.
slStde by the Rev. Charles II.
Cushingberry.
Remains Of the deceased win
rest at Frazier'S funeral home.
1898 Rhode Island Ave. N. W.. I'm.
til 6 p. m. today. Surviving her
is her husband, Robert Lee owen.
and her mother, Mrs. Lottie Ford
The Washington times., 1929-11-09
MRS. EDITH OWEN

Tomorrow at 1870 .. m,
funeral services will be held at
the Third Baptist Church, Fifth
and @ Streets Northwest, for Mrs.
Edith Owen, who died WedneS-
day morning at DR.. Carson's pri-
vate hospital. The Rev. G. o.
Bullock win officiate.
She is survived by her husband,
Robert Lee owen, and her mother,
Mrs. Lottie Ford.
The Washington times., 1929-11-09
MRS. ESTELLE RI. ABBE

Funeral service were held today
for Mrs. Estelle M. Able, 70 years
old. who died Thursday at; the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. e. M.
Gray, 1903 Kilbourne Pl. N. w,
at st. Paul'S Episcopal Church,
913 Twenty.third st. N. w. In.
terment was In Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
Twelve years ago Mrs. Able
moved to Washington from Wells.
vile, Ohio. She had been Ill
about four months. Mrs. Gray
is the only survivor.
The Washington times., 1929-11-09
FLORISTS

APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens.
GUIDE Bros. Co., 1919 r sc. n. W.
PRoMpT AUTO DELIVERY sERYTCR
-1rtiatto~-EKpreesE esEve-.-tlexpenes =
The Washington times., 1929-11-09
b. 4. r. MEETS TUESDAY

BALIsTON, Va Nov. 9.-ThA
Thomas Nelson Page Chapter
Daughters Of the American Revolu.
ton. win hold its monthly meeting
Tuesday night ct the home Of Mrs,
A. J. webb. Strickler Avenue.
kylaraa6nn
The Washington times., 1929-11-09
Automobiles J

=. Automobiles
+ Chrysler
Used Car Dept
25%
DOWN PAYMENT
f so-pAY GUARANTEE.
eo-pAY GUARANTEE ON
ALL BATTERIES.
1920 cHRYsLER e5,
SPORT ROADSTER.
Very low mileage; raanect CHEAP at
price Offered. S796,
1929 CHEVROLET 8;
TOURING.
Ju.. lk. new. Don't fall to see this
1929 cHRYsLER rs COUPE
SIX tires, painted HI9ck, A,T real cSS csUSrts 3
purchased for S1.17b.
1929 cHRYsLER so RDTR'
Cheap transportation; This on" VIII 80
quick at this price--$2SO'
1922 Maxwell Tour" 30
1927 Essex Coach......". 1SS
1927 chrysler 70 Rdstr, 52s
1926 chrysler 70 Coach 4so
1926 Buick 8 ssdan..,.' Sss
1925 Hudson Coach..,... 26o
1925 chrysler 10 Rdstr. 46o
1928 Pontiac CouPe., SsS
1929 Grahan-Paige -
Sedan ......."..'.''.'.''''" =
MANY o1H1ERS.
H. B. LEARY, JR.
s. BROS.
1928 14TH ST. N. w.
NORTH es2e.
The Washington times., 1929-11-09
Holm e. FARR

Services were held today at the
residence of John Ellsworth Farr,
Seat Pleasant, Md. Interment
win be In st. Matthews Gene
terry.
Mr.. Farr died Thursday at his
residence. He was the son Of
Bowman r. Farr.
John r. Moore. s. ySarG 1916
Kearney ST. N. e
Thomas NJ. stump. 81 years. a1s
John F. NANNY, 70 years. Io1s Yer.
mont Ave. N. W. !. -
George W. Thompson. 70 s"ara. AlsS
Fifth ct. N, W.
Mary j. derhaussr. ~ SOarS Cal.
Alice 3, Seller. a years. 1877 cOlhn1.
bia Rd. ~ w.
Rev. Louis s. weber. ~. II years.
Georgetown Hospital.
Memorial Hospital
The Washington times., 1929-11-09
FoRrUAsr Tn.L > P. NJ SUNDAY

FORECAST TILL , P. NJ SUNDAY
For the District Of columbia---Fair
and slightly colder, with temperature
about 81 degrees tonight: Sunday in
SrsaSing oIoudinsss fooTs6 y nah retle
to moderate north, ahiftiaE to sast
For virEtnia--Fatr. with slightly
night; Sunday increasing clQudfness,
followed by rain Sunday afternoon or
nights diminishing north. ahiftinS TO
east winds.
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
Yesterday Today
4 p. m......... b4l4 a. m. ,....',... q
3 p. n1.......t.' b2ls a. m''' '.'.'''''
Midnight ...... 4StNoon ..,........ ~
DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL
Accumulated excess Of temperature
since January 1. 1929, 4S7 degrees.
Excess Of temperature since NoVeEn-
Der /. 1929. 6S degrees. =
Accumulated deficiency Of preeipitA-
tion since January 1. 1882 ia
Deficiency of precipitation since
TIDE TABLES
Today-High tides 1:15 a. m. and
i:s5 p. M low tides s:iT q m, and
To41orrow-4High tides s.11 q. m. and
s:S2 p. nj low tides S:es ., m; ana
o:34 p. m.
THE SUN AND MOON
The sun foss today s'ss n. m. And
The sun rises tomorrow s:sH q mi
and sets 1855 .. m.
The moon rises today 1893 >. m. and
sets tomorrow 11:H q. m.
The moon rises tomorrow 2:OS ,. m
FLYING WEATHER REPORT
washington. D. c., to Long Island.
noon. Fresh nOrthsrly winds, dinninish-
iNR M 70 5000 feet. Or Sunday there
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been faonorably DISCHARGED by reason
Of expiration Of enlistment.
Earle r. Orme. I'd Fleet Division,
and Richard M. Nichols. coxswain. Sd
Fleet Division. have been honorably
discharged by reason Of expiration Of
enlistment, as has also Lewis A. Quirk,
seaman (first class. LIST Fleet Division.
Ernest H. Perry enlisted as q seaman
(first CLASSY last week and was assigned
to the LIST Fleet Division.
Harry e. Robbins, pharmacists mate
(third class, formerly attached to the
Naval Hospital here, has been trans
ferred to the local Reserve.
John p. Shuster, engineman (second
class, has been transferred to the local
organization from the destroyer Law
renee, Of the active feet,
The local Reserve headquarters has
received from the headquarters Of the
9Th Naval District, with headquarters at
Atlanta, Ga, the record of the transfer
here Of william p. Sillay, yeoman Cthird
class. Records also have been received
here Of Earl M. Thomas. fireman (sec-
ond class, from indianapolis, and
Charles w. Wheeley, seaman (drst
class, from Baltimore. The latter has
been ordered to active duty as a ship
keeper aboard the Upshur.
John Z. Stone, seaman FIRST class
has been ordered relieved as a ship
keeper aboard the Upshur.
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Peters spoke Of the excellent talk given
by Mrs. Scott Of the Colored w. c. r. U.
and Of the work 1t Is doing. especially
along the lines Of child welfare. Mrs.
Nickles gave a report of the conven-
ton of June at Sherwood Presbyterian
Church. She mentioned that Stella
Clayton Union had the largest number
of new members (23), Takoma Park
second Cl9) and Cleveland Park third
uO.
In Rev. Eagleson's welcoming re-
marks he said he was glad to welcome
the W. G. T. u, because 1t stands for
those things to which all Christians
hearts respond. Representative Robson
Of Kentucky emphasized the need Of
educating the young people. He said
the Moderation Union" unconsciously
paid the members fine tribute in the
fact chat 1t has to work so hard to defeat
them United States Attorney Leo Rover
told the meeting the Capital is as clean
as any city. AS soon as informed
houses are being inspected for gamblers
and bootleggers and owners of such
places are causing tenants to move. He
said United States laws are enforced
80 per cent, while those of England and
Germany are only go per cent enforced.
Chaplain Oliver of Walter Reed stated
that 5000 men are treated there yearly.
In June there were 1000 hospital cases.
and 80 Of those were incurable. Small
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discharged by reason Of expiration Of
enlistment.
Ernest n. Fountain, seaman (second
class, has been relieved from active
duty as q shipkeeper aboard the de-
stroyer Upshur and assigned TO the I'd
Fleet Division.
Robert c. Guthrie, seaman (second
class, enlisted last week and was at.
tached to the LIST Fleet Division for duty.
Mayne A. Harrington. seaman (second
class). who was transferred here from
the 18th Naval District, with headquar-
tiers ut San Diego, Calf, has been at.
tached 20 the I'd Fleet Division.
The local Reserve headquarters re.
ceived last week the record Of assign
ment here Of James A. McVicker, cox
swain, from the cruiser Detroit. He has
completed Is years OF active service In
the regular establishment, 1t was an
nounced.
Lewis p. Noon. ensineman (first
CLASSY, o 20-year ex-regular service man,
has been ordered to active duty as q
shipkeeper aboard the destroyer Upshur.
0ottfried Muehl. chief radioman.
having moved to Red Bank. N. j., has
had his records transferred to the Sd
Naval District, at New York.
Richard M. Nichols, coxswain, at
tached to the Sd Fleet Division, has
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With inspections of the Naval Reserve
battalions and divisions for the current
year just completed, with the submis-
sion of the reports on the various or
CARNATIONS by the board, composed OF
regular naval officers, plans already are
being made for the inspections for next
year, which will be started within few
months.
The first step has been taken by the
Navy Department, which has announced
the main board personnel, as follows:
Capt. Charles A. Blakeiy, president;
Comdr. Robert A. White and Comdr.
Charles G.. Slayton, member and re-
corder. In addition the board will have
as assistants certain officers assigned to
duty with the Naval Reserve IN the
various districts. The additional mem
Der added to participate in the inspec-
ton of the 1st Battalion, United States
Naval Reserves of the District OF Co
lumbia. is Lieut. Comdr. Richard S.
Field, instructor of local battalion and
commander of the destroyer Abel p.
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Upshur, assigned as training ship OF
the local unit.
Already plans are being formulated by
the Reserve officers of the local bat
talon to put in effect an intensive
training schedule, which. 1t Is hoped,
will bring the local organization nearer
the top Of the list OF Reserve, units OF
the country than 1t was able to reach
at the last inspection. Every ofncer and
man will be expected to work intensiveiy
for the betterment Of the organization
and to carry out the excellent work
which brought them so much praise on
the annual cruises on the Upshur, which
have been but recently completed.
Staff and special service officers Of
the Naval Reserve have been instructed
in a circular letter of the Bureau Of
Navigation, Navy Department, when re-
porting a change of address to file an
extra copy, so that the commandant in
notifying the department may send a
CODY to the staff bureau to which the