6 THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHING TOY. r>. C, NOYEVIBET? 18. 1928-PART 2. Grant, on duty at the Naval Academy, cost of which would run Into several of cloth i* practically the same quality i England thre la a mvsterlous reverence became due for promotion to lieutenant millions of dollars. Then also, the Na- of cloth that the West Point cadet gray ! for the oak, though it may be traced in commander on Noi'ember 16. He will tional Guard and Organized Reserves uniforms are made of. except the new i a measure to the use of its mood In the All a vacancy created by the retirement would have to be taken into consider- doth is olive drab in color. While the construction of ships. Tlfhe Daily Cross Word Puzzle of Lieut. Comdr. William A. Corley. ation. and it is felt that these two com- present high quality of the new cloth The mistletoe, from growing upon the Army Navy News ponents might (Copyricht. » and (junior grade) C. not be in favor per yard the of character. It 1928 Lieut H. Garrison be- of th® will add $1 to cost the oak. partakes of a sacred ~ came due for promotion to lieutenant War Department adopting the blue uni- uniform, the total cost of the officers is considered that Isaiah allude? to this j on the same date, vice the promotion form in view of the high cost of this uniform will only add about $3.50 plant, which he makes symbolical of NAVY sion 2. Astatic fleet; Frank H. Clark, to lieutenant commander of Lieut. equipment. .i • the Our tree had destroyer ¦ Messiah. Christmas Headed by Admiral Henry A. Wiley. commander of squadrons, Grant. Lieut, (junior grade) J. The close co-operation its origin in Egypt. It used long j scouting fleet; David F. Sellers, com- c. existing be- was ! rommander-in-chief of the United i Cawthon became due for promotion to tween the Quartermaster Corns and the Ancient Tree Worship j prior to the Christian era at the time irr ™ States fleet, there are at least 15 flag mander of the special service squad- ! 16 to All textile industries of of the Winter solstice, as a symb'i of mri lieutenant on November the leading the country of the tribes of ! Hi' Today among n ron Reeves, of by some /g * officers of the Navy who will have been ; Joseph M. commander j vacancy created the retirement of ! resulted the the ending of th» year. the aircraft squadrons, battle fleet; i has in development of a to be found a form of 7 BMi at sea for two | | Lieut, Elwood H. Barkelew. new type of uniform cloth, olive drab -Africa there is f Brumby, of the ; years or more nex i» » Frank H. commander color, which texture, where certain members of control force; Henry V. Butler, chief in in finish and tree worship year, and who will j ARMY. wearing qualities, is the best grade of ! the tribe are said to acquire a very in- His Thirteenth Expedition. of stafT. U. S. fleet; and Capt. Arthur be due for shore i I cloth that the Army has evgr had I' i timate communion with certain trees Bra: dutv. J. Hepburn, chief of staff of the battle Maj. Gen. Fred T. Austin, chief of be interpreted, forest and to receive messages Having led 12 expeditions into Consideration sTi' pro- Artillery, Maj. p. ! must not however, that in the is ‘already being . WO fleet, who has been selected for j; Field and Elev Den- this means that every man in through them from another world J. Toszl Cahao is about to head the son. G. S C. (Infantry), have been 'he mili- given by the Navy f motion to rear admiral. tary establishment is to be equipped Nearly all nations have had at some thirteenth in order to verify sonr v Eleven captains now in command of named by the War Department to com- ; Department to the .4 / j with a uniform made out of th® new time a sacred shrub, plant or tree and heard on one of th* of officers ships will be due to come ashore next ; ’ nose the War Department Olvr* ’r I of stories which he selection ™ cloth. The wartime stocks of uniforms appear to have been guilty a species i W, year after two years at sea. They are. ! riding team committee, which has been of th» of a lc-* to relieve them to f | now’ stored in the quartermaster ware- of idolatry in worshiping it. It is even ' other trips *xist<»nce together with 'heir present ship com- j| charged with the development of a which i- said to ex-* | other shifts afloat houses throughout the country ar® California; Raljh E. Pope. U. rake the place of Maj. Gen. William J. • w’hen these stocks near th® j several different source? and he has it: Snow, U. S. A. iretired), exhaustive tree. through S. S. Concord: Stafford H. R. Doyle,: and Mai. stage the uniform replacements will be It was the custom in the south of i 1 location pretty accurately fixed U. S. S. Trenton: Hugh W. Osterhaus. ! Allan C. Mcßride. 18th Find Artillery. from the new doth. sprinkle wine over May- the d»scriptions of the Indians, who re- In his rep rt to the War made France to the | i (BBS U. S. S. Richmond: Luther M. Over- Department The standard cloth now used for pole at the annual ceremony of its ; card the place with fear. The explorer ¦¦ pm ! Wyoming: Maj. S'oan Doak, Cavalry, captain up-j street. U. S. S. George T. of making officers’ overcoats is krrsev ot lifting. This, it is believed, was de- j ha? seen several stones brought from *y Pettengill. U. S. S. Tennessee; Edgar j the 1928 American equestrian team that barathea, whil* and the ancient practice of the vicinitv. which shorn evidences cl BBT* v i participated in the ; whipcord serge is rived from 1 I addition to Admi- B Larimer. U. S. S. New Mexico: 1 games at- Amster-; ! used for their uniforms. Th® new type sprinkling wine over sacred trees. In th* Phoenician art and inscriptions. Defrees, U. S. S. Texas (in dam. recommended that an Armv offi- i | ral Wiley will have a-jmtri! Joseph R. : wn«*. January. 1930): "Harry K. Cage, U. S. S. cer be designated as director of the ; j been at sea for two years or more next I — Bristol, Marblehead, and Allen Buchanan. U.; : Olympic equestrian team not later than I ¦ The Home of Bonded Diamonds j year Admiral Mark L. January commander-in-chiefare: of the Asiatic S. S. Omaha. j 1, 1930. and that he be in- j ! William V. Pratt, com- the'; ; strutted to submit plans for assembling j fleet, and Capt. Alfred G. Howe, rhief of team in May of : I mander-in-chief of the battle fleet : American naval mission in Peru, will j| the 1930. With the ; Vice Admiral Montgomery M. Taylor. relieved by Capt. William S. Pye. a” ¦ 'intment of the above-mentioned j be officers, steps ! commander-in-chief of the scouting in command of the U. S. S. Ogalala j; it is felt that the first j ncrw j have been taken toward the establish-; fleet. The rear adnvrals are George C. and mine squadron 1 of the control j' ment of definite eouestrian pol- Day commander of light cruiser divi- force. Capt. William O. Spears, who is a team I '| icy. Los Angeles will be the scene of ; sion 3, scouting fleet; Yates Stirling-, jr., in command of destroyer division 2fi 1 J j ~^ the next games, be 'V commander of the Yangtze patrol; of the scouting fleet, will be assigned Olympic which will i held in 1932. ? Jewelry Jewelry at I* | Walter S. Crossley. commander of train as a member of that mission as the re- j at fleet base force: Ridley ? Standard Standard * squadron 1. lief of Capt. John S. Abbott. Capts. With the approach of the social ! ' j^fflfi ; McLean, commander of the submarine Howe and Abbott will both be assigned j sea- Dwmords Watehe: ‘ in ? ’divisions, fleet; duty. Capt Blackburn, son Washington, especially the Army 1 battle John R. L. Elake- to sea Paul P. and Navy House, ,'c"rf,r 702 7th Street N.W. | 39. A bone. Iv, of duty ; reception at the White Across. commander light cruiser divi- on in the material division. Bu- > Terms # Location ; Army officers stationed in the Capital Terms ; 40. reau of Naval Operations, Navy Depart- j and vicinity are evincing great interest J 1. Visit. 41. Water bird ment. and who will be sent to the Asi- j 4. Fasten. in whether or not the blue dress or full Down. atic station for duty, will be relieved j dress uniform will be authorized to be 7. Father. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY’S PUZZLE in the operations office by Capt. William ; ; 8. j j worn. Notwithstanding statements to Helped. ' H. Allen, late in command of the U. S. I 10. Wing of house. 1. Scots j j the contrary, it was stated on reliable j a Southern State (ab ». S. Denver. Lieut. Comdr. Ellis M. Wing. 2. JI authority this week that the blue uni- ! 12. 3. Edge. Zachanas, who has been on duty as j 14. Fondle. jrxriraplTp. | form will not be adopted for some time | 4 Encountered assistant naval attache at Tokio, Japan,! |to come. At least, it is felt some time ! 15. Playing card Hypothetical force. will to duty in the office of naval 16. Mother of Castor and Pollux. 5. come i• will elapse, due to the economy pro- j 6. Acknowledgement. j intelligence. Navy Department. The i gram of the Government, before" funds 18. Black. ¦p^gEWsWEM ! transferral of Col. William H. Pritchett ¦ i 19. Nickname 7. Wan. will be made available for the return of ! 9. Reckless. •¦ 1 ‘ to the retired list on November 3 has the Army blue uniform. For an officer, 20. Heavy cords. Loaned, the of the

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