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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1911

Page

8

Army and Navy Gossip on new corps and drills delays

The Democratic caucus blocks special legislation at the extra session, deferring army reform bills to the December regular session. Reports discuss Hay's proposed general supply corps, staff retention of the quartermaster title, Panama Canal Zone housing plans, and civilian officer eligibility for coast artillery vacancies.

Hay General Staff Adjutant General General Service Corps Senate House Senate Military Committee Panama Canal Zone Jones B. Aleshire Army Canal Zone Culebra Finopire Quartermaster's Department Coast Artillery Corps West Point Coast Artillery Cornell Harvard Yale

Naval staff debate mirrors army struggle in Congress

Congressional criticism of the general staff for the army finds a counterpart in Capitol opposition to a naval general staff. Secretary Meyer may seek legislation legalizing aids for personnel and operations while the House naval committee resists. A plan to promote by selection risks affecting paymasters and constructors moved to the line, and naval medical officers review shipboard engines and conditions aboard commissioned vessels.

Congress Army War Department Senate Military Committee Senator Warren War College Gen. Wood General Staff and Gen Weed Warren House Committee On Army General Staff Capitol Navy Aud Naval Service Meyer House Naval Committee Navy Department

Children's Summer Sickness and Diarrhea Cure

A 46 hour treatment for summer diarrhea in children advises stopping dairy milk, giving four catomel tablets every two hours, using castor oil as ineffective, feeding rice water with condensed milk, and cooling the child with fresh milk later. The Society for Prevention of Sickness endorses this regimen and cautions condensed milk as a regular diet for children.

Army Promotions and Transfers Noted in Infantry Commands

Promotions of officers are announced including Frank B. Jones to colonel in the Fifteenth Infantry James A. Goodin to lieutenant colonel Seventh Infantry and Charles Miller to major Seventh Infantry Major Miller to join his regiment Frank H Cochatt to Tenth Infantry and Webster to Twentieth Infantry Capt Harry Teigbetts detailed to staff and August 15 1911 date appears Several other transfers and assignments are listed with engineers coast artillery and general staff officers moving among regiments camps and posts Also movements of naval vessels are recorded with arrivals and sailings from various ports The Irishman's Brogue discusses how Irish English pronunciation preserves older forms while Turtles to Bring Rain reports Creek Indians staking mud turtles to invoke rain in Oklahoma and nearby areas

Frank B. Jones Fifteenth Infantry James A. Goodin Seventh Infantry Charles Miller Miller Frank 8. Cochett Tenth Infantry Frank D Websster Infantry Twentieth Infantry Harry H. Teqbetts General Staff Corps Will H. Point Kansas City Jay P. Hopkins Coast Artillery Corps Camp Ferry Ohio Thomas H. Rees Corps of Engineers San Francisco Cal Horton W. Stickle Ralph T. Ward Henry H. Robert Paul B. Malons General Staff Camp Perry Rodney H. Smith Goss L. Stryker Fourth Cavalry Thirteenth Cavalry Alexander M. Milton Thirteenth Cavalary William T. Wood Nineteenth Infantry Jefferson Barracks Millard F. Waltz

Mystic order spectacle fund drive fuels Washington visit

Edwin Schmid, chairman of the Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets, reports strong donations for the supreme council in Washington in September. Philanthropic gifts include candy boxes, a donated automobile, and a plane offer. Delegations from the South expected, with plans for tours of Mount Vernon, River View, and Arlington Cemetery.

Edwin §. Schmid Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm Order Supreme Council Washington Committee On Entertainment Marshall Hall River View Indian Head Mount Vernon Alexandra Arlington Cemetery John H. Shreve J Chesapeake Beach Florist Club Kallipolis Grotto Heacock Chesapeake Beach Railway

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