Commissions To 39 Colored Cadets Highlight War Lessons
Cadets from Dunbar and Armstrong High schools received commissions in the Third regiment at a Manbar High School ceremony. Capt Clarence C U Davis, veteran of the French Army, urged future leaders to inspire confidence and pursue a noble purpose. Commissions were awarded to officers from both schools, with remarks by school and district officials and music by student groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Armstrong
Manbar High School
Clarence C. UU. Davis
372D
Jessons Mill
Davis
Thisaime High
Frank W. Balloa
Garnet &. Milkinson
Stephen E. Kramer
Morten T. Dean
Arthur C. Newman
Walter L. Smith
Arm~rong and
Dunbar High Schiors
J Hayden Johnon
Ox Wilmer Deehing
I Dufford Smith
Noys
William J Houston
Board of Education
Army assignments and transfers across divisions and posts
A list of Army officers and soldiers with new postings and reassignments. Maj Wiyae Li moves from Eastman Field Artillery Seventy-eighth division to Ninety-fourth division. Capt Joseph M Harris retired Philippine Scouts becomes assistant professor of military science in Cheyenne High School. Numerous moves include Maj Carl F Van dem Bussche to supply coordination, Maj Ivens Jones field artillery, and several lieutenants transferring to Fort Benning and Camp Dix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiyae LI
Eastman
Feld Artilery
Ornanced
New York City
Revimes
Boston
Joseph M Harris
Philippine Scouts
Cheyenne
Carl F. van Dem Bussche
Quartermaster Corps
Quartermaster General
Thiaf
John Milliken
Seventeenth Cavalry
Arthur E Andrends
Forty Third Infantry
Austin H. Brown
Spector General
Finance Department
Inspector General's Department
Claude N. Feamster
United States
Walter Heed General Hospital
Robert B Lerch
Fiftieth Infantry
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Lamp Diy
N. 3
Walter C, Armstrong
Camp Dix
Ave KR
Burney
Fifth Infantry
N. A
Edwin W. Piburn
Lighth
Camp In
N J
Rudolph W. Kreedlow
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Fort Benning
Joseph C. Kovarik
Hughth Infantry
Kramer Martin Gripert
Redial Corps
United States Army
Francis J Koester
Generals Department
Cavalrs
Arm
Arm.” Tetiring Boari, Appointed To Meet At Headquarters Ninth Coins Area
Presido
San Francisco
Cali
Ivens Jones
Walter Reid General Hospital
Martin S Chester
Milton B. Goodyear
Arnold M. Siler
Sixteenth Infantry
Henry G. Fisher
Louia T. Hoss
Edgar A. Babcock
Claude D. Holmes
Henry L. Krafft
Thomas J. Leary
Tom 8. Mebane
James B. Anderson
James F. Brooke
Wesley C. Cox
Henry E. Keely
Francis J. Moffatt
Brown S. McClintic
Medical Corps
Fort
Metuchen
New Jersey
Col
Harry A. Smith
Infantry
Walter Reed General Hospital
S S S Fills Out Hollow Cheeks Thin Limbs
A vintage style ad claims S S S nourishes blood, builds flesh, and plumps the body. It asserts improved skin clear of acne and rash while eliminating hollow eyes. It markets vegetable ingredients and two bottle sizes sold at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
S. S
Record Auto Show Crowds Buy Cars At Hall Display
Attendance at the convent time auto show is at record highs with buyers edging into the market. Exhibitors report strong interest in the new Stutz with innovative drive options and a shift toward post show sales, signaling a potential temporary car shortage in Washington and a price trend moving upward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Henderson
Iion Hall
Washington
Haa
Frank Tippet
Elcar
Wenner Company
Navy Assignments Board Crew Movements Across Bases
A series of Navy personnel transfers lists officers and enlisted personnel moving to new posts and ships across Mare Island Newport Boston Pensacola Cavite Langley and Philadelphia. Key moves include Comdr Leo Sahm to Mare Island as engineer officer Lt Comdr Frank Lowry to command USS Pensacola and Lt Comdr Norman Van der Veer to duty at Boston. Several others depart for operations aboard USS Olympia USS Kennedy USS Craven and USS Eagle II with assignments in submarine storage torpedo workshop aviation natics and medical corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Sahm
R-S
San Francisco
Cali
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Calif
Frank J. Lowry
Pensacola
Norman R. van der Veer
Naval War College
Newport
R. L
Boston
Mass
Alfred & Wolfe
Naval Air’ Station
Fla
Charleston
James T. Roach
Cavite
16Th Naval District
George R. Wilson
Aeronautics
Navy Dept
USS
Langley
Herold W.alden
Kennedy
Schiey
Charlie S. Hast
Clemson
Hopewell
Ens
Warner ©. Jones
Davis
Craven
Frank Kinne
R-Barracks
Hampton Roads
Trinity
Worcester Rh. Angell
Medical Corps
James C. Kimball
Olympia
Marine Expeditionary Force
Santo Domingo
Gg Prank T."barker
Denebole
Albert EH. Stone
Chaplain Corps
Philadelphia
John A. Ward
Navy Training Station
Robert J. Hart
Eagle
Forest H. Howe
Bridgeport
Norris D. Whitehill
Naval Aircraft Factory
Phila
A. P
William HH. Hopkins
Idaho
Market Notes and Prices From New York Report
Unsettled receipts across dairy and poultry sectors with 10 984 creamery and 50 874 eggs recorded. Live poultry steady with broilers and fowl prices listed, raw sugar futures quoted, and coffee spot rates firm for Rio and Santos arising from midwest market shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Rio
Santos
Aged housekeeper sues for 5000 from Rines estate
An elderly nurse and second housekeeper for the Rines family filed suit in the District Supreme Court seeking $5,000 from administrator Tracey L Jeffords. She claims promises of a substantial bequest were made as compensation after serving since 1885, with no provision found in the wills of Mary Douglas Rines or Lockwood Rines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rines
Alice J. Jones
District Supreme Court
Tracey L. Jeffords
Mary Douglas Rines
Nina I. Thomas
Clara Ri
Negro Suspect Denies Attacking Virginia Girl in Jackson
Richard Jackson, a 30 year old colored man, was detained after a reported assault on Miss Agnes M. Hawken at Jackson Virginia. He denied the attack but acknowledged being near the Hawken home. Officials delayed custody until requisition papers from Governor Trinkile arrive, citing lynching risk. Jackson worked at a nearby road camp and disappeared after the crime. He will be brought before Miss Hawken for identification once papers arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes M. Hawken
Jackson
Richard Jackson
Virginia
Lee Trinkile
Aqueduct Bridge
R. Z. Hammann
Seventh Precinct
Hawken
Clifford L. Grant
Hawken Farm
Clifford Laughlin
Meljean
Migs Hawken
Thomas Mallory
Praises Teaching of Americanism at Royal Knights Banquet
Representative J C Pringey of Oklahoma urged Masons to cleanse the country of hyphenated residents and praised the Bible as key to patriotism at a banquet in honor of Fay Hempstead, general grand master of Royal and Select Masters. Hempstead backed teaching Americanism in public schools and Masonic efforts to promote it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
J. C. Pringey
Oklahoma
Hite Temple
Fay Hempstead
United States
Pringley
Hackbone
Farmborne
Hempstead
Hemp- Stead
BP. W. Weidner
Supreme Council of the
Scottish Rite
Delos W. Thayer
John A. Moyer
National Guard values cited at recruiting drive opening
Praises benefits of enlisting voiced by PRAISES BENEFITS OF GUARD Bog. Gen Anton Stephan district guard commander recounts unit history and enlistment gains. Col Leroy Herron of the One Hundred and Tenth Field Artillery recalls overseas action and War Department record Flashes of Action, noting navy ties. The Battery C drive drew several volunteers. A separate item notes a Southern Railway Gilberts ticket office robbery worth about 25 dollars, marking a third village theft in three months with railway detectives assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Stephan
District National Guard
Guard
Leroy Herron
One Hundred and Tenth Field Artillery
War Department
Peral
Washington Post
Charlottesville
The
Southern Railway
Gilberts
Easterday on Trial Today for Forgery Charges
Wilen W Easterday, previously convicted with Jules Arnstein in a Wall street bond theft, faces two forgery and uttering charges before Chief Justice Walter McCoy. Indictments allege forged checks dated September 21 for $19110 and September 23 for $68 drawn on National Newark Banking Company and payable to Abe Lincoln Candy Company, with Easterday once connected to the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilen
W. Easterday
Jules
Nicky”) Arnstein
Wall Street
Walter McCoy
Easterday
National Newark Banking Company
George P. Killian
Killion
Abe Lincoln
Van Winkle Trial Delayed Again by Court
Delays in the Mina C. Van Winkle insubordination case continued the hearing to two weeks hence. Assistant Corporation Counsel Wahly granted the delay at Roger Whiteford’s request, as Van Winkle’s counsel cites forthcoming court obligations. The case concerns alleged refusal to release two girls from the House of Detention and the police department will not have counsel present at trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina C. van Winkle
Woman's Bureau
Police Department
Corporation
Wahly
Roger Whiteford
van Winkle
Whiteford
Mr. Whiteford
Maj
Daniel Sullivan
Charles A. Evana
City Briefs Highlight Local Club Meetings And Events
The Ohio Girls club hosts a dance at Mount Pleasant club near Park Savings bank Saturday night. Various groups including the Serial club at Hebrew Home for the Aged, Y M H A box party, and a General Genealogical Society gathering share upcoming events. Other plans include lectures by Mrs J E Lambie, a song evening at the University Club, an address by Representative Huddleston at Odd Fellows hall, Military Service Legion meeting tonight, Cosmopolitan club luncheon at Franklin Square, and Women’s groups and school activities with multiple meetings and talks scheduled through tomorrow and tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Girls’ Club
Mount Pleasant
Park Savings Bank
Hebrew Home For the
Attenton
General Genealogical Society
Twentieth Street
J. E. Lambie
Women's Alliance of All Souls’ Unitarian Church
Columbia Road
George Huddleston
Federal City Lodge
I. C
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Police seize six stills in midnight raid on Washington homes
A raid led by Capt. Sheetz and Detectives Berry O'Donnell and Maloney in the Fourth precinct seized two stills and 200 gallons mash at Isaac Shackelford 818 Seventh Street SW. Another 50 gallon still and mash found at Joseph McConnell 319 O Street SW, and 60 gallon still with 500 gallons mash and 10 gallons whiskey at Foster Moyer 1248 Howison Place SW. Three men released on 1500 dollar bonds. two liquor-store raids on 1901 M Street NW and 531 23rd Street NW. A half gallon whiskey seized at 2136 Newport Place NW. Warren Holmes arrested. All released on bond for hearing before US Commissioner Hitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Sheetz
Bremerman
Berry
O'Donnell
Sergt
J. C. Maloney
Fourth Precinct
Isaac Shackelford
Seventh Street
Joseph F. McConnell
O Street
Howison Place
Foster Moyer
Samuel Schuelman
M Street Northwest
Israel Troshesky
Twentythird Street
Barbee and Murphy
Rose
Newport Place Northwest
Warren Holmes
United States
Hitt
Deportation Urged for Alien Liquor and Drug Addicts
Prohibition enforcement officials urged deportation of aliens who persistently violate liquor and narcotic laws to disrupt illicit drug dealing and bootlegging. J P Jones said aliens account for major portions of those convicted, citing figures from Denver and Los Angeles. He noted Florida bootlegging reduced recently, with imports from Bimini and Cuba, and discussed border issues and a proposed tightening narcotic act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Enforcement Department
J. P. Jones
Prohibition
House Immigration Committee
Siegel
New York
Denver
Jones
Los Angeles
Florida
McArthur
Republian
Oregon
Barrett Named Federal Prohibition Director for Panama Zone
Appointment of John T. Barrett of Revere Massachusetts as Federal prohibition director for the Panama Canal Zone was announced yesterday by prohibition headquarters. Barrett will be the first prohi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Barrett
Revere
Mass
Panama Canal Zone
Prohibition
Barrett
Lewiston Woman Credits Tanlac for Total Recovery
Mrs Alice McCluskey of Lewiston Maine says after twenty years of digestive trouble and rheumatism Tanlac restored her health. She gained weight and regained energy to work and walk, praising the medicine and urging others to try it. Tanlac is sold in Washington by Peoples Drug Stores and leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McCluskey
Tanlac
Park Street
Lewiston
Maine
Washington
Peoples Drug Stores
Adv
Federal prohibition directorate expanded and Pan American board named
The Willis-Campbell law extended prohibition enforcement to all territories and 58 directors were appointed including a Canal Zone post. Secretary Hughes named Senator McCormick of Illinois as Pan American committee chairman with members Moses Pomerene Potter Rogers Linthicum Lowell Barrows White and Brookings to promote diplomatic and commercial ties across the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Zone
Willis-Campbell Bells
Barrett
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
McCormick
Hughes
Illinois
Moses
New Hampshire
Pomerene
Ohio
Potter
Pennsylvania
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Rogers
Massachusetts
Linthicum
Maryland
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
David P. Barrows
University of California
Henry White
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Dunbar and Armstrong
C. C. H. Davis
Aweard Ws
Dunbar High School
Maurice E Johnson
Harry Mickey
Fae James O Willams
App
James A Williams
Egbert G. Facey
Hymenhase
Charles Drew
Damenl Roy
Lee W. John- Sou
Gregory JK. Wood
James B.walker
Chauncey Larry
William J Mandel
Julius Carrol
Lowell C. Wormsey
Thurman D. Dodson
Edmund H. Miller
Tenry S. Taylor
Armstrong High School
Benjamin A. Branson
James I. Petry
Harry EH. Vass
Sylvester Hindkwell
George W. Webb
Charles J Quander
Powell P Aten
Ralphus Jackson
George Blakey
Rdam T. Jackson
Clyde & tLe
Aloyious Clanton
James 'Y Yass
Hilliard
Shamwell
John B. Ruffin
Russell Carrot
William T. Price
Albert Jachson
Charlie
Ausenbhee
Stutz
Bill” Osburn
Westinghouse
Capt. Sherrill
American Motor School
Enasel
Charlie Brooks
Trew Motor Company
Reo
Pearless
Whitney Leary
Marxwells
Chalmers
Lot
Niel Shanahan
Nash
Leon Hurley
NAVY
A. L. Jones
E. W. Grove
Girand
Pringey
Mr. Pringley
Mr. Hempstead
Union Station
Raleigh
Grand Council
Central High School
George B. Corson
John A. Colborn
Charles R. Bartlett
George L. Sherman
George H. Seibold
Stephan
Rob
Mnie
r-Ansotiate of
Arnstein
Robert Lawrence
University Club
Military Service Legion
National Guard ‘Armory
Cosmopolitan’ Club
Franklin Square Hotel
Business Women’s Council
Church of the Covenant
Women's Joint Congressional Committee
W. Co. A
Twentieth Century Club
Mra
William H. Herron
Florence Coutts West
Thirteen Club
City Club
Harry Howard Mueller
First Congregational Church
Jason Nobie Pierce
J. A. Murphy
Ruth Brigham
G. B. Springston
Columbia Junior High School
Parent- Teacher Association
Frank W. Ballou
Thomson School
Lincoln
Treasury Department
Banking, Trust & In Co
H Street
N.W
Stills
Lewistom
Pan-American Board
T. Vo. T. Motors Corp
Connecticut Avenue
Dupont
Elk Grove
Best Butter Golden & CO
Cicero Sapp
By Fred Locher
Jexdom- Leys
Tall
Gay
World
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