Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1923, Page 34

You Are Invited te See “The Story of the V-Type 8-Cylinder Motor” A film made by the Depart- ment of Commerce at the Cadillac Motor Company’s plant, Detroit, Michigan. 8115 and 9 o’Clock Evenings This Week. Also the cut-open | ANTHONY LEAGUE HEAR LYONLEGTRE ONRADO Concert by Wireless Is Enjoyed at Conclusion of Ses- sion. ress session. followed by a radio concert and a lecture on radio by Harry H. Lyon. an electrical engineer, stituted the program at THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1923. Changes in Stations of Army and Navy Officers Of Interest to Capital Army. Lieut. Col. Arthur Poillon, Cavalry, medical attache at Bucharest, Rou- mania, has been ordered to this city for duty in the office of the assistant chief of staff, War Department. Maj. Reginald B. Cocroft, Coast Ar- tillery Corps, military attache at Madrid and Lisbon, also has been re- called to this city for duty in the War Department general stafl. The resignation of Capt. Will's E. Simpson, Infantry, has becn accepted the President to tzke effect HARD CIDER SEIZED. James Mitchell Charged With Pos- session and Selling. m cider were charged against James Mitchell, colored, proprietor of an es- tablishment at 1935 L street. who was taken in a raid conducted Wednesday night by Policeman Talley and Murphy of the third precinct prohibition en- forcement squad and Revenue Agent Hines. Police say they had received reports of persons imbibing refresh- ments in Mitchell's place of business that gave them the feeling produced only by something containing more than 13 of 1 per cent of alcohol. Selzure of twenty-five gallons of hard a1 possession and sale of hard |cl cider was reported by the ralde Seizure of the automobile of 3. Curtis, colored, 1417 Duncan street northeast, was reported by Policeman Payne of the ninth precinct, who ar- ted Curtls . ednesday night on a charge of trunsporting liquor. It is charged that he had four and & half gallons of liquor in the car. Knew What to See. From the Boston Transeript. A wealthy woman was told by sev- eral busybodies that her husband in love with another woman, “Why, you can see it yourself.” they said. 0. T can't,” she replied. “A young woman or a blind woman might see it, but 1 am 50 vears old and I am not blind. I know what not to see.” chassts, part. The Washington Cadillac Company 1138-1140 Connecticut Ave. howing every ) shewingieveryimonking of the Anthony League afternoon in the headquar- ters of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, 1754 N street north- west. = Mr. Lyon described the various com- plications involved in connection with radio broadcasting, explaining how messages are sent and received on certain wave lengths. and men- tioned the “congestion which will ex- ist if too many radio outfits continue to be tuned in at the same wave }length.” | He told how numerous electrical companies are now broadcasting con- certs all over the country, seemingly, with no real object in view, but stated, that “it Is done for adver- tising purpose in order to further ! the development and e of radio cutfits in the future.” The radio program was furnished by William M. Doran, Mrs. Tillie M. Doran and M C. 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Morrison, attached to the receiving ship at San Francisco has been ac- cepted, to take effect April Lieut. Herbert S. Bear, Civil Engi- neer Corps, at the naval training sta- ‘ion, Great Lakes, 1ll, has been or- dered to the Naval Academy, Annapo- lis, Md., for dut, Commander David A. Weaver, com- manding the U. S. S. Quail, has been assigned to the command of eub- marine division 16 of the Pacific fleet, Licut. John P. Bowden, at San Fran. cisco. has been assigned to the U. 8. McDermut as executive officer. ut. Frank L. Johneon, at the is Annapolis Naval Academy. has been detailed as executive officer of the U, S. S. Preston. The resignation of Ensign Gordon Moses has been accepted, to take| effect March 31. Lieut. Edwin Peterson. Medical Corps, at the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Navy Department, has been transferred to the Naval Medical School, this city. The following named officers have been ordered to duty at the Supply Corps School of Application, Navy Department: Lieut. Frederick Schwab, at Brook- Iyn. N. Y.; Lieut. Joseph Simon, at Boston; Lieuts. Stephen E. Smith, Earl F. Codding. Louis W. Crane, Ed. win A. Eddiegorde. Forrest Ivanhoe und Ensign Errett R. Feeney, at Hampton Roads, Va.; Lieut. Clark H Miley. at Alexandria, Va., and Lieut James M. Thomas. in the bureau of supplies and accounts, Navy Depart- . Edward W. Hawkes. Supply Corps. at Hampton Roads. has been assigned to duty in the 11th Naval district. —_— ‘ SAY *“BAYER’ when you buy Aspirin same period & ycar ago Representative John M. Robsion spoke on the value of | Wheas you see the mame “‘Bayes on Package or on tabiets Jou arc get- ting the geauine Bayer product pre- scribed by phvsicians over twenty-twe years and proved safe br miilions for s, headache, toothach: lumbago, rheum and for pain in geeral Accept enly “Bayer” packsge which conta directioss. Handy boxes of tw tab. letw cost few cents. Druggists also sell Dorties of 24 and 100. 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