Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1923, Page 16

A6 Changes in Stations of Army aitd Navy Officers Army. erly, field has bee N Maj, ‘Ballard at' Bal{imore UAY REMAI SANE, ... Dapitél Traction. Conference | arca. . BeforeMarch 31 to Con- i sider New Agreement. o, Seorge, C, at Chilkoo ordered to Parks. in ment | pital, President Ham Believed Still of l"‘“";‘} View That Pay Should Be | Uniform. E W. R. &. E. SCALE SIMILAR; ervice of the {gnation of Se nd'. Licu Browne, ers of the,Capital T Pprobably will the new 1§ tillery Corps. has L n ol the. Lo r the nationa n \lwl March | The existing contr company and its me; 31, and prior to that date representa- | tives of the men and the corporation | duty will get together for a conference. th it was reliably reported to at the confe be given to a sug betwee ire B. Weidner, at W city a the company is not fnclined to scek a reduction in the pay of its expericnced men. The suggestion that some adjustment in the pay of beginners be considered, is taid to have been made to the com- the officials of the utllitles fon. ashington Railway and Elec- Ras 10 union ag s maintaining the the_Capital F. Ham,| on Railway | contended | be unwise | It is under: b1 » " 2 My throat hurts” Ts it sore throat or the “‘warning 1" of something more se- To be safe, disinfect your throat at once by the modern methdd of letting Formamint tablets dissolve slowly in vour mouth. ce has proven that they actu kill the germs of throat inf n, thus protecting you from sore throat, tonsillit influenzze and othel s- es. Ask your dr F would w he agent for the week requesting a conference v in March to draw up the new ract e, “Will that new kind of collar y advertise make me look like that I oo e et ¢ gy Jump into the open drawer! 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Special Sale! 300 Tots™Organdie Frocks fen 5769 Like the™petals ~of dainty flowe\r‘s, these darling little frocks will be worn by tiny maidens to meet the Eastertide. - - How mothers will revel in this chance to buy sev- eral little frocks, paying very little more than one would ordinarily cost! Frills and hand em- broidery $1.69 with lace embroidery $1.69 $1.09 Easter blossoms are no lovelier than these delicately tinted little garments in Arbutus Pink, Peachblow, Forget-Me-Not, Crocus Yellow. Frills, ruffles, hand- embroidery, sashes, novelty collars, furbelows that become proud girlies of 2 to 6, Mail orders filled while quantities last. (The Hecht Co., Third Floor.) i “Ladye Little” Hats, 52 and 2.50 | Hats for little girls and our own exclusive brand—can’t be bought elsewhere. | Tailored and trimmed in lovely colors to match these organdie frocks. 1 e e " Just arrived—A larg"e-lot of Fresh, New Apro-Frock Extra and Regular Sizes " GINGHAM,- PERCALE, CHAMBRAY - Fresh as the morning! Practical ‘to the last degree! Pretty as-the most fastidious woman likes! There are fully:a dozen styles, each-one trying to outdo the other in attractive touches. Novel pockets, graceful neck lines, rickrack braid and 'some of the solid _colors are enlivened with trimmings of col- i orful cretonnes. Deep hems, full and roofiy ‘models-in sizes' 36 to 52. Colors are varied and combinations charm- ing. Figured, checked and other effects. Many others equally attractive in appearahc_‘cJ quality and value. Order by mail, phone or in person. Rl e el ok ««+ * “Skeirhed—Plain- cham- - - . ) 3 - bray, trimmed with cretonne, 89¢c and percale -com- bination; 89¢. LU | RUN ouT AND \Lieut. Gerald F. Bogan at San Fran- : claco.has been ordered to the Naval Academy, Annapolis, . The resignations of Licut. Stuart E. Bray, commanding the U. S. and Lieut. Francis D. Connell, of the alrcraft squadron battle fleet, have been accepted. lieut. Jsalah Parker, Tomorrow’s Offerings Are Exceptional Values .,than put these coats away. (Copyright, 1938, by H. O. Fischer, Trade Mark reg. U. 8. Pat. off.) —By BUD FISHER. T SAYS:-” WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN STATES THAT He WILL RUN EoR PRESIDENT AGAIN. NEXT YEAR™. THIS ISSUE (S DATED. MAY THe TWENTY-FIRST, Fw%\'ngn wmiefi AnD %_'“5 B8.C.0 THE FIRST \TEMN 45 HeADcD *sPecin” “\read ecyprian EASY As PiEl L& s been ordered to the recruiting acks, Hampton Roads, of Licut, Percy W. D has been ordered to the —_—_— \ Lillle G. Taslor, colored, owns i} jical | 12nds in Louisiana cstimated to be .iworth more than $20,00M.000. the U. S. S.°0-3, has been assigned to | duty at the Naval Training station, | Hampton Roads, Va. Ensign Gordon Moses, attached to the crulser Seattle, has been assigned to duty in the bureau of navigation, navy department. Lieut. Robert 8. Lowry, Corps, attached to the U. S. 8. S-48 M commanding . Last Cdll! - Women's Fine Winter Coats Coats sold at Coats sold at $49.50 t0 $69.50 $79.50 10 $150 Choice at Choice at \ 65~ ) Winter’s finest weaves in Fashion’s best forms. Self or fur trimmed in luxurious effects. Most all sizes, but not in any one style, for we never purchase many of a kind because we like ex- clusiveness and you do, too. ‘We could store these coats, but we prefer to allow you a chance to save and ourselves to expend the labor on spring merchandise rather As you and every one know— woolens are advancing so notice- ably that it-is the chief topic of market talk and. national legis- lation, ol Normandie AMost of Not all Superba this 1ot sizes on Plush richly any one Bolivia fur trimmed. style. . At %5 Lustrosa Most of Only 38 Ormandale this lot coats in Bolivia Iuzuriously this group. Caracul Cloth fur trimmed. Dow't delay. (The Hecht Co., second fioor.) A Stroke of Good Luck 300 Pairs of Women’s F ull-Fashione}l Black Silk Hose, 95¢ Ever-so-slight seconds -To.all-intents and purposes they might as weil be penfect, for the irregularities ‘are very slight—nothing to affect the wear—that’s all. Otherwise they are worth “more than double oyr sale price and would be sold so but for the trifles mentioned. £ Double Soles Double Heels Double Toes Double Value Full-fashioned Pure Silk <Mercerized Tops Siges 84 to 10 Get all you'll need for the season, for you know the vogue of low footwear that calls for fine silk hosiery. (The Hecht Co., First Floor.)