Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1921, Page 10

/ 10 THE- EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1921 |PoLICE FORCE CHANGES TRANSFERS IN‘THE NAVY. |N. H Capt. George T. Smith, com- manding the nav: al bospital at Pensa- . ADMIRAL LONG DETAILED. Capt. Granville L Angeny. Naval|cola, hus been ordered to this city for| Rear Admiral Andrew T. Long, di- . MADE BY COMMISSIONERS [scdical Corps, at the navy yara. duty as a member of the naval exam- | rector of naval intelligence; Navy De- W i Portsmouth, N. H., has been assigned | 'PIN§ board, Navy Department. partment, been detailed as chief of W to command the naval hospital at| m—— —— staff to th mmander of the Atlantic No connection with any house of sim- ilar name elsewhere. ' bilipsib orfn .- Specials for the Quting 608 TO 614 11th ST. N.We T}le HOMSE A Timely Purchase of High-grade Fiber Silk Sweaters { Included are Sweaters that have a retailing record reaching to two and three times the special price. of Courtesy —to which we have added many numbers from our own stock that duplicated the purchased lots —The Most Popular of the Fiber Silks— —The Most Silklike of the Fibers— In Tuxedo model—of plain and novelty stitch- ing—shapely and stylish; with pockets. The shades include— Plain Shades — and some with White Tuxedo collars and cuffs You'll find sizés are in complete assortment. ! In the other group are Baronet Satins, In one group are the better grades of > White Flannels, Fringed Surf Satin and fine Gab- ardines, and Wool Plaids $ 00 Satin, Prunella Plaids, $ .95 Siieken with aphpiesy, Dot 18 vece with pockets and but- o Wool Plaids and Plain 4 “ring from the Attack s i s S — ................. SEFEes: i somn varon ymss = Fhe: Cross of Alfonso, XIT Has. been 5 - Close i conferred upon Sarah Bernhardt. the o 4 All Siz | e P.M. Important ! This unparalleled sale of Silk Underwear is scheduled for one more day only—tomor- row. Buy while the buying means such enormous savings. Radium Silk, Crepe de Chine, Italian Silk and Satin. Gowns—$3.95, $8.95, $9.75. Camisoles—$1.50, $3.95, $4.50. Chemise—$2.50, $4.65, $7.95, $8.95. “Step-ins”—$1.75, $3.95. Kayser Embroidered Vests—$2.75 . Assets More Than , $7,000000 |, Two < Both Surplas Nearing Lots Pettlcoats Special PR acsnls =, $2008 Tucked and Ruffled Petticoats — White and Flesh, and shadowproof, tailor finish............. All-silk Jersey Petti- coats—fancy models, with generous flounces. $2.95 All Sizes $3.95 Blouses Exceptional Values Excellent Models all colors ..... Suit shades 5 s vdeis CToVISL SR hae e T ... $3 - i Great values P IR ik Al 16 and 18 inch sizes; neat ‘ | here at.... ® walrus. grained effects, with Jeather™ handles; good lock, | Lieut.’ Plemmons, Night Inspector, Succeeds Lieut. Burlingame in Detective Office. _ Promotions and transters in the po- lice department were announced yes- terday afternoon, following a session of the board of District Commission- ers, the board approving the slate pre- sented by Commissioner Oyster, who has immediate supervision of the po- lice department, and Maj. Harry L. Gessford, superintendent of police. The change which was of much in- terest to the department involved the tranafer from the detective office of Lieut. Guy E. Burlingame, who was in charge of the office from 4 o'clock in the afternoon until midnight, and the promotion of Lieut. Caney L. Plem- mons. night inspector, to the position. A difference of $40 a month in pay allowance is involved. Lieut. Bur- lingame will go on duty in the ninth precinct tonight. Inspector Clifford L. Grant, chief of detectives, asked for the transfer of Lieut. Burlingame. ~The latter had been in charge of the detectlve force at night the past several years, never before having performed such dut in a precin eut. J. W. Pierson o | the ninth precinct was designated to .__Balderson and w | Mounted Policeman William F. Terry, jtenth precinct; Bicycle Policeman L . {John H. Dav eighth precinct, and Private Allen W. Guyer, third pre- cinct. Balderson and Terry will re- main in the tenth precinct. Davis was rred to the eighth precinct and r 10 the second pre precinct, ular force. while | . fifth pre ct; § - precinct; : Dempsey, h precinct, and L. Weeks, seventh precinct, were trans- ferred from the regular to the ci ing force. Bitycle Policeman Lewis of the sixth precinct w: ml’m to 4 motor cycle mount. or Cycle Policeman A. L. Her- furth of the eleventh precinct was d mounted and transferred to the sevy enth precinct. Policeman H. E. Beck | was transferred from the third to the seventh precinct and Policeman H. W. Prestle was transferred from the sev- enth to the third precinc MR. AND MRS. HALL WED FIFTY-TWO YEARS TODAY Couple Ruietly Observe Anniver- sary—Husband Was Long-Time o Government Employe. Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Hall quie observed the fifty-second annivers of their marriage today at their home at 2900 14th street. Mrs. Hall, former- | ly Miss Emma A. Bassett, is a native | of Washington and was married to| Mr. Hali here July 1, 1869. She has | been an invalid for the past three | years. Mr. Hall entered the govern- jment service in 1867 and served it i faithfully for forty-nine years. He is now in his seventy.fourth year. Before comin to this city, in 1867, | he was attached to the Chicago Trib- was transferred to the library of | the_surgeon general's office in July: 115875, and remained there until his| retirement a few weeks ago. Be- cause of his efficiency he was re- { tained after the retirement act went into operation. He assisted Dr. John S. planning and compili | volumes” of the index { the library of the surgeon general's joflice, and is the only one of the original clerks who worked on this talogue now living. On account of his knowledge of the catalogue | and medical journals, he was put in charge of the reading room by Dr. Billings. and for the past twenty- years has Billings in Tl upon more ine 2 medical stu- had complete charge of more than 1.500 medical journals and periodicalg and was an authority on current lit- uth e erature pertainim: to medical Pays 6 Per Cent’ on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity - JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Seeretary e bolts, very large | Neatly cloth T8 @I Cornwell’s Cherry Pie As a taste-foil to DX DX A full ripened cherries G T3 ¥ aE I G5 Y 3 YaDY @ ) i @, AT D | O QI (D X QBB ¢ T trimmed Sports Oxfords strand of fiber Dress Trunks —$2495 to $2695 Values, Saturday | — nd 36 inch sizes, fiber cov- || rounded edges, loop draw i Yale spring lock. Complete | with two trays, ome containing | Bags and Suit Cases Pensacola, Fla. Capt. John B. Dennis, commanding the naval hospital n(l Great Lakes, 111, has been assigned to duty at the navy yard, Portsmouth, from a distance of two miles. ! succeed Lieut. emmons as night in- | spector, the change meaning no in- and other C! in Plerson's salary. ve members of the force were tOP grade Oxfords, at short work of these 300 pairs “Florsheims™— consisting of 9 good styles in which sizes have become broken. 900 pairs of “Tri-Wear” Oxfords. All styles and leathers of this celebrated make. Phrough the se detect the prese Closed All Day Monday. Pa. Ave. Stores Open This Saturday Night. “Short Lines” of Men's o 2 “Florshelms HIS big event started today. ] be sure of getting yours, better be here Saturday. For men who know shoe values are going to make fleet. Capt. ¥ Atlantic fleet has been e of smell deer can nce of man or wolf | Department. OQur 9th St. and at $7.85. Included in part are 250 pairs Cordovan and Im- ported Tan Calfskin Brogue and Semi-Brogue Oxfords with long wing-tips. 200 pairs of Tony Red Calf- skin Oxfords, made to sell at $10 or over. Plenty of all sizes in the combined lot at $7.85. White Oxfords for the Fourth White Nubuck Sports Ox- White Nubuck tan- $7 Silk Socks 55¢ hread silk. mixed with a for extra Black, white and THE BUSY CORNER® $22.45 | hat lined. compartment. on any trip. $16.95 Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks With Patented Cushion Tops' —Are the ideal trunks to have —Trunk, wardrobe, bureau—all Other Wardrobes at White “*Sea Isle” - Black Jade Hoqey Dew -:,J'E;es;""’d";h':",‘“ r"'fi_?r‘ige’?;‘;%:‘.cflzz";fi fords with ball $ 59 5 Oi?lo(rds 6 50 Navy Buff Ceil Blue s\lr.:a‘n"imfm‘;@:‘.‘"?,_"s“‘!._';:’.‘,"*m‘,":; Strap ........ i3 RIS, s o o2 BP Brown White Tomato Eovernment printing office. Ma" Hall Genuine white “China Buckskin Sports Oxfords $9.75 414-9th st v_offi a service. ; ot l-,.n:.;""gm':':{fi' “an colors, great values at 55¢ 191416 Pa.Ave. Europe to consult that library. pair. 7th & K 233PaAveSE. PENNA.AVE.AT 8 TH.ST. vie with cdges; finished with bolts and good lo made $29.95 Burley catches and key. Kann's—Third Floor. to $121.95 And if you want to ioop Has § nk B. Upham of the rounded draw A the flaky pie-pastry | in one—garments packed in Traveling Bags Voiles, trimmed in real Filet, Irish and Effective Georgette and Crepe de Chine that enfolds them, gl [ S0t o s vatwes | them e ey and WY | it sue- §10 87 Val lace; short or long sleeves; some with Blouses. The former trimmed with fine I Special, accessible. day at, each . ] : “advertised is full cowhi de collars and . 5 ) i Saturday .......... —The style “advertised is “Mado of > cowhide ruffie.s. Ba“s'te’hwcllth ha(;udma e lace; the latter beaded and embroidered. brimfull of their own | Baga. 34 1018 inches: cases, 20 | size, cloth lined and has the | Jined”with teaihers hond-semcd cuffs; hemstitched an = | to 24 inches. Bags are of cow- | patented cushion top, Yale loc Lrumen; some V0 inch size, in handdrawn. In White . } fruit cordial. | hide and pigekin some leather | znd draw bolts. Qe Nerownor cordovas. e L | g b . . i A i | hand d " to One side i ed with 11 3 slean aod Blagess IGedys .95 FlCr;:orsd o ki -}t * OO PASTRIPHONE | 2o sowhite o WRGE eniiell | Comehangers, laundry bag | Leather Traveling Tricolettes, in esh and the prevailin, . . g 088 0% SHOLE SICEPR d shoe section—the other side gettes and Tric ; p g Main 875 B e large drawers and Bags gned to the office of naval intelligence, Navy