Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1923, Page 36

i PRIZES ANNOUNCED Mational Guard Offers Four Cash; Awards for Best Drawing. Headquarters and service compan D. . National. Guard, announced to- day the offer of four cash pfizes to the art students of Washington for 1he be ruiting posters submitted students have been well as the more The posters re- chool the jude ppeal is streessed great value wlong with artistic merit, and students whose good ideas outrun | sketching ability are urged to enter. sses of one of the leading uged Capt. Morgan, men and | needs one good { and he is| intest post also. Changes in Stations of Army and Navy Officers | Of Interest to Capital | Army. | ndrum, adjutant ort Leavenworth, Kan., 1 the office Prosser, Signal has been transferred from the | 1y War College, Wa igton bar- | . o the office of the chief signal Wresident has Capt. David H. Fi been detailed to duty with the Ohio onal Guard: Capt. Ross, in- with the Oklahol attonal d Capt. Guy C. MeKinley, jr., infuntry, with the Ohio National e RECRUITING POSTER partment; Commandsr T. F. Caldwell, om Selt Lake City to command Navy' Department to ge: Commander H. Leary, f | United States fleet to the New York: Commander J. C. Townsend, from the Trinity battle flee McKee, from the battle fleet to the| Washington navy, Commander C. battle fleet to Na Lieut. Frank E. Washington n dered to the California, and Lieuts. W. A. Kitts, 3d, the same var ghe Colorado. Lieut. Henr: itg the U. S 5. the | pair, M. Jensen, from ga; Commander H. aval W assign to the Naval War_College; .” Commander J. 1. Kauffman, vy Department to the Lieut. Commander E. W. Cor, Department. s yard, and Lieut. Corps, at the Navy Robertson, Department. Beatty, jr.. at the yard, has been or- from lege, Newport, R. 1. Commander 'Lew and Don P. Moon, at have been detailed to L. Phel operations, Lieut. Ce . command- has been as- Department Brunswick Records Daily 2418-"Snakes’ Hips” Two Twinkling Fox Trots The Cotton Pickers, like other famous dance orches- tras, make records exclusively for Brunswick because Brunswick gives the truest, clearest and most perfect interpretations of this popular dance music. You'll enjoy these two exhilarating dance selections. Both are jorful with rhythm. . Something new every day New Bromrwick Records are mow issued day. No waiting. Any Brunswick dealer will gladly play them foryou. Brunswick Records play on any phonograph, but best on The Brunswick. to the bureau of consTfuction and re * Department, Capt. David V. 'CHadwick,; Supply Corps, at Navy Department, hus been d to the sta mander of the battle¥fleet. arles "Morris, , who has been ardered to the bureau of supplies gnfl accounts, Navy Commander Willlam C. Fite, Supply been ordered to' the Naval War Col: struction Corps of the battle fleet, has been aseigned to the office of naval Navy Department. mmander Ként C. Melhorn, Medical Corps, at the Na Boston, has been ordered : n Fi J. Riley onestreet, command- | to the receiving ship at San Francisco, has been ordered ' has resigned, to take effect at once. The Cotton Pickers “I Never Miss the Sunshine” GRANTED ORDER AGAINST VIRGINIA OIL COMPANY Chief Justice McCoy has granted & temporary restraining order, returnable May 25, against the Independent OIl of Rosslyn, Va., and Leon of the company; L. J. manager, and Albert M. Priest, 3 Shipman and George Cockrell, also connected with the company, D venting each of them from interfering with the business of the Columbia OIl Company, which has its headquarters at Rosslyn. 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