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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1915

Page

6

Army travel fund shortage and officer transfers eyeing Texas border

The War Department faces annual travel fund shortfalls as Congress provides no extra mileage appropriation. Increased service with militia and on the Mexican border raises costs for transport to service schools and station transfers, with about $50,000 yearly in mileage impacts and July 1 budget delays. Officers’ retirements and activations shift promotions, while canvas water bags and shelter tents spark supply debates.

War Department Congress Texas Philippines Secretary of War Army William J. Lassiere Medical Corps Army Reserve

Navy to restore officers to active list under new law

The Navy sent the President seven or eight line officers names for restoration to active duty under a new law, including Captains John H. Gibbons Frank K. Hill and Armistead Rust. No recommendations were added as the department only alerted the President to the statute and the names and will await the President on whether to order board examinations. The President has already directed exams for retired Marine Lt Col Perkins and may similarly act on Navy officers once he decides. Continued on twelfth page.

War Department Congress Herave White House Secretary of the Navy John H. Gibbons Frank K. Hill Armistead Rust Navy Department

Home Club Chess Scene Features Interbureau Rivalry

The Home Club at 14 Jackson Place hosts Friday chess nights with top Interior Department players. A six week interbureau tournament pitted land office, reclamation, patent, and mines bureaus for first, while upcoming matches pit Interior against Agriculture on May 25. Knapp defeats Lovell in a queen's gambit duel. reports cover ongoing district and masters tournaments with notes from Adriens Jones and Captain J A Roberts.

Hess Interior Interior Department Jackson Place Chasal Land Office Re-Clamation Service Patent Office Fundi Bureau of Mines H. V. Bronier, Jr L. B. Zapoleon Lovell Knapp Lane Calssa Ryan Reclamation Service Adriens A. Jones Dhe Agriculture iInterior J. A. Roberts F. B. Walker

Busy Sunday for Biddle in Washington event

A. J. Drexel Biddle arrives in Washington for a full Sunday program with Drexel-Biddle Bible classes. He will address Vaughn class at Calvary Baptist, speak at Bethany Baptist, join the David and Jonathan Brotherhood ceremony, pose for a team photograph, then attend tea at Takoma Park and speak at Vermont Avenue Christian Church.

A. J. Drexel Biddle Washington J. Dewitt Jobborn Philadelphia Meld Calvary Baptist Sunday Biddie Vaughn George B. Bryan Bethany Baptist Church Biddle E. C. Rice Sixteenth Street David and Jonathan Brotherhood Eighth H. C. McNeil F. T. Chapman Louis D. Biss Fras. Bliss Takoma Park Vermont Avenue Christian Church

A Washington drummer’s poker tale in a Southern club

A Washington star drummer recounts a high stakes poker night in a Southern club. Around a green baize table six players add to their stakes with witty banter while the narrator rides a hot run to a final, nerve wracking hand. He bets the last of his cash and a bob-tail straight flush appears to be topped by his opponent’s full house, leaving him furious and defeated.

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Kansas girls form first cadet militia corps in state

Special to The Washington Poet reports Kansas girls led by Miss Vera Snyder form a cadet corps in Walnut Grove aiming to join the Kansas National Guard through the U S War Department. They plan military drills, camp craft, and khaki uniforms, promoting a feminine militia model.

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