Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1923, Page 18

in Stati scienee d lol as m Changes in Stations of Military Academy, Lebanon, Tenn. epartment general sta | e Charles A. McGarrigle. Qu ert D. Boak, dental corps, . C. Army and Navy Officers 2t Athens, Ga. has|at Walter Reed General Hospital, has Crapo, Supply [ been "ordered to Fort Sam Houston, | been ordered to Manila, B 1 et tro i i Tex., for duty. Maj. Christian H. Dewey, medical v 5 Of Interest to. Capital | Cant. Kinsley W. Slauson, Quarter- | corps, at Fort 8am Houston, Tex, has | Jey, B - Shosnaten station, Pens: . Vogler, Chaplain Capt. (ieerge O. Clark, 12th In-|{;"tne 1st Division, Second Corps| Maj. Edward Roth, jr. Corps, of the 1lat Marine Brigade, fantry, at Fort Howard, Md., and |Area. in the Philippines, has been | Haitl, has been ordered to the recruit- First Lieut. Robert J. Hoftman, in- | Capt. Horace Stringfellow, ir, re-|ordered to this city for duty at the|"¥ barracks, Hampton road : 1. have tired. has been relieved from duty | War Department. Lieut. Charies A. Steck, Supply fantry, at Fort Benning, Ga. have | s 4y instructor st Columbla Uni-| Many officers have been ordered to ron, bat- been ordered to Tokio, Japan, fur:ve_:l-_:u Nlaw \l"nrk ernav. i = ’:‘lor; L‘en\;‘nworlh. lt\;un., for d-luy as 1:1’ ‘ i ned to duty s -y { he gnation of Capt. George F.|student officers at the general staff|at Pear £ e mf";mmflx (;vm:n;:::[““"l’* Medical Corps, has been ac- uding the Tollowing: Col | Lieut. Georgo M. Eyfarth, Supply Colash or e e | eptaftitonthRe eftect Bay 1. Alexander M. Miller and Lieut. Col.) Corps, of the bureau of supplies and language. i Capt. Earl J. Dodge, infantry, has|Edmund A. Muchanan, Army War Col- | gccounts, Navy Department, has been Capt. Samuel Y. Constant, cavalry, |been telieved from duty with the |lege; Maj. John G. Quekemeyer, ald to | detalled as disbursing and account- at Fort Riley, Kan., and Capt. Marvil | Russian rellef mission and ordered to |Gen. Pershing; Maj. Charles A. Schudt, | ing' officer at the naval experimental strong, Coust Artillery £ . Md., for duty. militia bureau, ~War Department!|ang ressarch laboratory, Bellevue, O et Philippi _ iZ, Brown, Medical | Lieut. Col. George B. Pillsbury, oftice | . (. v been orlerad ito . |Corps, at Kelly Fileld. Tex. 'has peen %t;.%r:';-‘r of enatneers; M Gapt. Frank H. Clark of the office \ . / to pursue a similar course of in- orde‘;ett.i *l‘z‘:’mM:vll‘l'ln“ L | ot nov;‘nl nperatlonls. .\‘;Itvy"?ep-n- a \ Annlversa Sale Of \ ‘/fi f o . 0 e com- & Chaplain Samuel J. S \ho has | Houston, Tex. has been ordered to(Maj. Peter C. Bullurd, corps of engi- | MeNY o;sm\;eg;;;‘,:;g‘“‘,m_,m_ ) 4-: / 5 Ih P Army. master Corps, at the University of [been ordered to this city for duty at | Tennessee, has heen gssigned to duty | Walter Reed General Hospital. heen under treut e necrs. at Fort Humphress, faj. | mar he e General Hospital L Judge advocate general. | Herbert A. Dargue, office chief of air |, Sommander . W t. S : e bt R e T N R Calvert, office | tached to the battleship Wyaming: hes Warrant Officer William I Buker, |artillery, has been relleved from duty |ussistant secretary of ; | been assigned to the comm Ty, K he W 4 b, . 8. Sirius. < VA [ . o hand leader, 4th Field Artillery, Fort [With the War Department general orge P. Hill, oftice of the judge ad- 4 B - 4 S tan lias been ordered Staff and ordered to duty With the |vocate general! Maj. Russell L. Max. | Commander Willlam T Bown = / n u u prlng § To Honolulu, 1awuii. for duty as|fleld artillers of the 1st Division, | well, office,of " the "chief of ordnunce; [BUPPLY Corps, at Philudelphia, has 2 . i Binatlsaaer, A1o1d Artillers. ile | Third Corps Area. [Mafl George S, Patton, ir., Srd Cav- | begn ordered fo the Asiatle statlon : Will relieve Warrant Ofticer Frans | Capt. Leo Donov 12th Infantry | alry &t Fort Myer, Va.; Maj. Wilfrid deut. W ‘“‘-”;;1 O Teins S r ;. Anderson, band leader, who has |headquarters, District of Washington, Blunt, Army War Coilege and Maj, | Corpa, of the office of chlef co-ord II resigned from the Arm ‘and Capts. William L lex” | Walter (. Buker. office of chilef of |hator for gemeral supply, this cits . Warrant Officer George Condon, at | ¥nder Adair 2 sadler, 12th | chemical warfare scrvice. | has been detailed tothe ba 5 7 r Reed General Hospital. this |Infantry, ashington, ' Md., | Maryland as supply ofcer. o | hav Y Navy. Lieut. Elfot H. Bryant has been as- has been detailed to duty on have been ordered to Fort Benning, | bigatd 1> the Gemmend of 186 1. S planter Gen. John M. Scho- \il;’ for :‘_‘"Y- = T | Capt. David ¥. Sellers, commanding | g “p-5, s, Chesapeake bay. Maj. Gen. Zdwin . abbit has | the buttleship Maryland, has been de- | ™" 't a - corge " 8 Steewe: | peen relieved from cmm:imxd'oru;ha“uueu ws commanding “officer, RAVAl | penn LG S ton . O epayiment has been placed | Panama Canal Division and assigned to | training station, San Diego, Cali | h i on account of | the command of the 3d Division #t| Commander Fred Poteeot, omvvR;‘fl,.,h:,.'“A:,",:’f,f.’f‘.l.'?.‘,',!' submarine disability incident to the service, ‘Washington. | manding the U. S. S. Sirius, has been | @ {00 f13at Hubbard. Medical The following-named officers have | Brig. ( Joseph Kuhn. has jnade assistant commandant first Corps, at the naval station, Guam, has been detailed ax military instructors | been relieved from the command of been ordered to San Franclsco. at the institutions named apt. | the 21st Infantry Brigade, Schofleld 5 liam M. Fellers. at Phila- | Lieut. Frederick Scherberger. Sup- Tumes E. Cole jr. i tr: Hawali, ‘and ordered to Van-| gejppju, hus been assigned to duty in ' Lieut. Italph H. arracks, Washington to com- S Ny i ond Lieyt, Telon o~ mand the 5th Mifantry Brigade. X’,:‘;“?“j‘;““ of asromautics, Navy De lustitute, M L Ala: O 3 Brig. Gen. George Le R. Irwin, in Bt Twon . R aian baan l“,f‘,‘_‘fi;‘f;‘ B‘f‘g:l’,‘: the baitleship Pennsylvania, has been | worthy of tho battleship California G 3 signed to du wval Acad- u igned to the bureau of Gineiy tlon at Forth Howard, Md. s hus been s L have been detailed as mili- enginee Nuvy Department. %, : ke boen s mill-1 "y leur. Henry Lo Pitts, at San Diego, | “"Sfilcers &t the Massachusetts In- enning, Eniveraity . of [a5y Instructors as foligws: % | culir., and Lieut. William R. Tuylor. e e R s Georgia, . pt. Puul B e O e ans | Dentil Corps. at Great Lakes, Il. Jigned to stations a8 follown: Lieuts. W $ / au of ordnance, Navy Department, ply Corps, xt Hampton Rosds, has been ordered to the naval station, re Guam, for duty. rederick Petry. attached to “'Lejr Commander Elmer D. Lang- Actually Worth 0, $25, $30 and $35 Jtobinson, t Fort Ben- P 2k have been ordered to Guam for duty. | Rebe Fleml Clinton H. Y - hio! Capt. Thaddeus C. Knight, r- | Rebert W. leming. ning, « 2 Charleston, | Q0] CaRt e N B gia "t | Lieut. Jumen D: Bluckwood, Medicai Ifavill. John B, Kneip and Stanton & C; . Arthur stitute of Technology, Pittsburgh, P Corps. has been from | }i. Wooster to New York city; Lieut. infantry, at Fort . to infantry, Quantico, Va., to Was! ;i lugo Sehmidt to bureau of wero- Louisiuna State University und Agri- ey - o . Orono; AT Licut. 'George E. Mott, nautics, Navy Department. cultural and Mechanical | 3. Hammond, 13th In.|Corps. of the l1st Marine Brigade,! Lieut. Willlam W. Meek, at the Paton Rouge, La.: First Lieut. Bei fantry, to the Rhode Island State Col- | Haiti, has been ordered to the recruit- | Naval Acaden has been ordered to Jamin . n Coast Artillery | jege, “Kingston, R..1; Maj. Otto L. | ing barracks, Hampton roads. the Asiatie station. i Corps. to the University of California, | Brunzell, Field Artillery, to the Uni-| The resignation of Lieut. William G.| The resignation of Lieut. Milton iserkeley, Calit 3 W recruiting barracks, | Gold the U. 8. 8. Jumes K M. D S8 reene, infantry, apt. Clinton A. i M has been accepted a pted, to take at Fort Benning. . as been as- Fort Riley, Kan., h C lay signed_to the Franklin cuntonment, to duty with the Tenne 2. | Schurz, attached Camp Meade, Md. 1 S y a e U Alelville, s been Maj. L A . . . r . X X 3 folk transferred to the proving ground, been 3 o i ) 5 y | Dahlgren, Vi T O T DT T VT — Grogan & Sons Co. . = blx‘btyles Sketched From the Originals 2 Twenty Other Styles Just as Fascinating 5 ’ ) L Outclassing our best achievement of this or any other, q i season with this veritable triumph of merchandising 817-823 Seventh St NV for the Anniversary Sale. Choice, $14.50, for supes- 4 - .y . . F; frocks, as superfine in materials and making as they are appealing in fashions. Created of beautiful weaves of: . . 13 : \ Tricosham Flat Crepe Crepe de Chine Storewide Discounts up to 25% oy e, fmow G \ Roshanara Crepe Georgette Crepe ~ White Flannel Every §iece of fumitunrgenfnd every rug in our entire stock is liberally discounted, excepting : > Styles strikingly novel—ruffles, drapes, panels, straight De Luxe Springs and Co: eum Rugs. ¥ lines, coat effects, scalloped bottoms, irregular bottoms, sashes This great annual furniture event offers our immense asgortments of Furniture, Rugs, Re- il and girdles. frigerators, Stoves, Baby Carri etc., at prices that are bound to please our thousands of ‘ Richly beaded, embroidered, braided, ribbon-trimmed, patrons, both old and new, and show our great appreciation of their valued pltl‘ofllso. i knife-pleated, tucked and Paisley trimmed. By occurring a month ahead of its usual time, the Anniversary Sale presents golden oppor- tunities to buy, at lesser prices, furniture that may be needed for two important reasons— Colors include tan, cocoa, brown, navy, gray, cerise, rosc, ashes of roses. rose beige. almond green, white and black. June Brides and Shriners’ Convention § : Plenty of sparkling Paisley and Egyptian patterns combined with plain colors. % All Sizes 16 to 46—Each Size on a Separate Rack See These Lovely Dresses in the Window—and Act Promptly 3,200 Charming New Home Frocks In Twelve Beautiful and Practical Styles Four Are Sketched: The Grogan Easy Payment Terms "Apply as usual on any purchase, whether it be an odd piece or the furniture for a complete home: Here is an example of what the Grogan Ammiversary Sale means I T R LT O ™. Regular Sizes i his beautiful Two-tone Walnut Bedroom Suite may be had any way your fancy dictates, at special Anniversary Sale prices, and on the Grogan Easy Payment Plan, as usual. i Tudor design, selected walnut, built-up stock, beautiful two-tone decorations that enhance the beauty of the 36 to 44 wood and the period. Anniversary Sale priced as follows: g 46-inch Dresser ... $64.00 Bow-End Bed...$49.50 Semi-Vanity . ....$45.00 ; Si Chifforette ......$47.50 Chifforobe .....$65.00 Full Size Vanity. $80.00 | Extra Sizes e T TR 44-inch Dresser. .$49.75 Poster Bed .. . ... $41.75 i : 46 to 54 g Window Look for the ;hlt.is SRR - ok Enduring ) Shown Tomorrow on Display = e items in our vast stock, that " 1) Living Models Speual are so greatly reduced, but just Quahty g . remefnber s -8 T S Econbmicézl ion in which all women may share—for th just Annlversary Furniture, all Dming Room Fur- i ® : as r;?:n;c;fa stll;)elgemcl‘evv]ex: frick\:li)n :xtra sizes as there ar:ricna::ggfl:r niture, all Bedroom Furniture, Prices s : i By | S | AL e i iy They ’ll dic e glh!;:.dr:il's Baby ih?::":;;:];;:g J.’I‘ s:f vlv(}sxi?e, grz:na :ndv:v}‘fi:é, lavender and \'vhite; also neat pla;icll)s in . Furn s \ erms| - : color combinations. Worfl!wlllle Rugs, “Deltox” Rugs, Wool Rugs, G ’s Time- ] § Styles include pique vests, pique We strongly urge that you take collars and solid color collars and not when it is considered that many cuffs. Every dress has full sash and women will want a half dozen. Each B i 5 : : Any and all are .ubJQCt to generous 8ale dlscount‘ w'thout two pockets. And every dress is size on separate rack for convenient g properly proportioned for graceful selection; and extra salespeople to additional charge for Crcdit P B ¢ fit and made up for extra service. insure efficient service. L UL e T T T AT