Lincoln 9208-J. 2ft*
RING, amethyst, white gold, open work;
Thursday afternoon. 6413 ftth st. n.w. 26*
UMBRELLA, amber-handled, brown; left in
park near 2311 Connecticut ave.; reward.
2311 Connecticut ave.. 26*
WHITE POODLE —Name “Toodles”: no col
lar or tag; Friday. Reward. Phone North
144. Mrs. Amy Bmith. * _
$lO REWARD.
Cat from 4813 Conduit road. July 3. part
maltese with gray back, white and gray
face, white neck and feet. May be working
his way to city home. Any information for
the recovery of this cat will be received at
Coa ™'
MORE RESERVES GO
TO SEA FOR 15 DAYS
Second Contingent of District
Men Will Train Off
Long Island.
Tho second contingent, of Naval Re
serves of the District of Columbia left
tho Waahingtcn Navy Yard at noon
today aboard the U. 8. destroyer Al
len for their annual 15-day training
at sea. During this i>eriod the ship
will be attached to the scouting fleet
destroyers, operating out of Gardiner's
Ray, Long Island. Next Saturday and
Sunday will be spent at Newport, R.
I. where the officers and men will be
given liberty.
The officers who will make this
cruise are Lieut. Harry J. Nichols,
executive officer of the local battalion;
Lieut. Bernard A. Sullivan, command
ing the 2d Division, and the following
division officers:
Lieut. Wilbert E. Locklin, 3- S',
Lieut. Homer O. Elmers, J. g., and
Ensign Ralph H. Hudson.
The enlisted personnel follows: Wil
liam A. Windle, Malcolm Willoughby.
Leroy A. Stickley, Harry J- Smith,
Joseph P. Slattery, Samuel T. Simp
son, Frank W. Simpson, William L.
Sample, Samuel L. Reynolds, Samuel
D. Rajsook, Emelto Palmares, Joseph
J. Nowickl, Edward J. Motley, Charles
A. Lusby, Charles D. Lindamood,
Christian S. Lantz. Jr.; Charles E.
Kimmell, Wallace C. Hill, John J.
