Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1923, Page 9

SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., AUGUST 26, 1923—PART 1. : r § D N — —_— e e one of those cities, Atlantic City will corps at the War Department, h Capt Stephen Abbot, retired has|ment, at Fort Bragg, N. C.. has been | R-18, has been transferred to the Sea- | Lieut.cComma ) 4 INJ for the mext convention and a MAN, 99, UNDERGOES been ordered to Camp Alfred Vail|been detailed as military Inswuctor | ordered to Fort Leavenworth, Kan. | gull and Lieut. R. 8. Riggs of the | vy s e O o Riker T | delegation of forty woman buglers . at the Agriculture College of Utah Navy. Ttah to the Navy Department raukas Wi, Tievt L. b Robstel | will_ arrive Monday to advance that N J. at Logan, and First Lfeut. J. M. 7 % The following pamed offi medical corps, to the New Yar eit 2 The President has accepted thelIolder. quartermaster corps, as in-| Lieut. Com. J. F. Connor of the 4th|bcen asslgned to duty 4 “ommander C. J. Cleborne, supbly = of Yirginia ‘and former resignation of Capt. Mack M. Lynch, |Structor_at the University of Pitts-|Naval district has been assigned to|lis Naval Acade Lie corps, to the fleet base force; Con ! uts. G. G, | Go W, r Davis will reach = burgh, Pa. the command of the Thompson. Breed, O. Hillhouse. |1\|a.nd(—l" F. G. Pyne. supply corps, Norfolk Sunday to attend the festivitics. » U. S. Infantry. T SR ek e i 3 = D W Tioo o DinoudemumdirE O . : 2 . . F. E, : Lieut, Com. G. B. t the [ D W- 3 v, R. L. Mit | San Francisco,.to the bureau of FUREIGN WAR VE.I.S 'W. W. Bean, Former Washingto-| Second Lieuts, W. C. McFadden at| oriile: 3¢ Fort Bonjamin Harrison. | Nooei eoamiyhas b ston el 4the [ thn and 3. rray and Ensign V. |plies and accounts, Navy Department GOVERNMENT AT 0DDS i 's Kni Fort Monroe, Va., and H. T. Turnbull | Ind,, has been ordersd to this city|the ldaho: Licut. Com. H. Luckel of |- Conroy | The resignations of Chiet Machinest L ! | nian, Under Surgeon's Knife |atwort Bustis, Va. both of the Coast|for duty with the War Department |the battle fiect to the Pennsylvania| Commander F. B. Fryer has been Harry Champeno at the powder fac- | i ) : Artillery Corps, have been ordered to | WITH MISSISSIPPI CITY in Springfield, Ohio. > S Ca Norfolk Expects 15,000 by ; pEen Panama Cunel Zone. Capt. R. L. Shoemaker, infantry, at Tonight at Joint Meeti the War Department has been ordered v F ing, Ga. 0 ¥ : e : onight at Joint Meeting Across National Road Cau: W A, Bean, nimetemime venre o, a | Cihort BEoMNE: G Allen, Medical| Warrant Officer C. T. Browning, | Gerald Selby and F. C. Greaves, Medi- | command of the Penguin and Lieut. | Academy. Lieuts. J. 3. Clark, Leonard ses A ; ) Saaon a e B A red “from| who has been under treatment ai|cal Corps, to the Naval Meaical School,| Commander F. E. B, Uberroth of the | Doughty, Foos With 80th Division. Controversy. fapinex AVashiRtoniat. | mRLORSES e “renn.. 'to Fort Sam Hous- | Walter Reed General Hospital, has [this city, and Lieut. J. Baker, | Camden to the command of the Lard- | Flovd-Jon brill, W s general staff. = and Lieut. . T. A. Symington to detached from' the naval mission to | tory, Indian Head, Md., and Pay Clerl Sergt. W. L. Baughman, medical de- | the Na Peru and assigned to the 12th naval | T. P. Jordan of the Seattle, have been partment at Cagllsle, Pa., has been| Lieut. G. P. Carr, Medical Corps, |district. | accented. ordered to Baltfmore for duty wlith|at Port au Prince, Haltl, has been| Lieut. Commander H. G. Gates of | The following named officers have the Maryland Natlonal Guard. ordered to Mare Island, Cal.; Lieuts.|the Rigel has been assigned to the | been ordered to the Annapolis Naval | § | Spectat Dicpaten to The star. Sewer and Water Pipes Laid| gpRiNGKIELD, Ohio, August 25— upon for hernia at the city hospital | & been ordered to duty at Fort Benning, | Dental Corps at Quantico, V., to the | ner < | Tartt, Tisle Henifen, s | _An issue has arisen between thehere today. Maj. E. L. Daley, Corps of En-|Ga. i Wright. i Licut. Commander 1. C, Mets has | W2 W Warlick and Joh TR 'War Debartaent’and Corlath. Atiss He probubly fs the oldest man ever | gincers, has been relieved from duty| Maj. H. E. Pace, finance depart- Lleut. James Fife, commanding the|been assigned to the Pittsburgh, struction corps NORFOT i Norfolk | OVer laying water and sewer pipes|to go under the surgeon's knife in |With the Red Cross and ordgred to i ittsburgh, Pa., for du |in the federal-owned road leading to | this part of the country. ““:}f’{fi,‘;,f,“ 2 tonight was resplendént with flags 3 military store- and bunting in anticipation of the |the National cemetery near that eity.| Mr. Bean, who was born in Wash- | keeper, has y ed a8 4 mem- yational eneampment of Veterans of | APPlication was made to the War De | ington, and who was an early grad- |ber of the Wdlr dD’ep:'x'::I:!'!t :’oc:rdcslf Forcign Wars and the reunion of the | Partment to make the extension and | uate of Yale, has been a resident at "-;","L-'f“w.mon‘ Quartermaster Corps, Nothe Division, which opens here to-| it Was indorsed by the authorities of |the Ohio Masonic home here for | .0 " the cemetery. Pending final action at | some He will be 100 vears old Corporal Dock Buckner, 10th caval- » the War Department, the municipality | next ry at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, has Pennsylvania Seventh Hundreds of early arriva s awarded a contract for the Sewer and | }y. was at one time assoclated Col. H. L. Cooper, infantry, encampment officials that the at-|laid them across the federal road.|Grant, Tather of Gen. Grant B e Board appointed to select can- tendance would be 15,000 by Sunday | Subieduently the adjutant general Adutes for appointment as second —— ——] morrow. notifled the cit horities that the | AR 5 1l re- it o lieutenants in the army, He will re uigh War Department could not grant the in Stati Tienesth 2 ety Briz. Gen. Lioxd M. Brett, president desired permigsion without speciic ‘thanges in Stations of lievesCol k. A ey, tafantty ’ : P : ongress. 1n . a . o the S0th Division Veterans Associa- | of ‘the fuct that the mains aiready | Army and Navy O fcers |resignation of First Lieat on, will be nominated for com-|are on the government reservation. g “apital O e i, Whitakes uander-in-chietiot the mational Vo ip. | the Jhage wavockle, sehcralyof the | Of Interest to Capital |, i “Engineers at Fort Humphreys, W organization, it was learned toduy. | fo whether tne War Departmant stialt | Army. Va. has been ordered to Honolulu, Commander-in-Chief Tillinghast L. |silently accept the situation or take | - Licut, Col. H, Sykes, adjutant | HEWSIL L a5th Tnfantey at Iuston will not be & candidate for re. | 1¢8al steps to dispossess the city's |general who has been under treatment e I Hebn ‘otaires o clection, it is reported mains on the reservation ns general hospital, Den- | N0 for duty with the Runsas City ‘und Minneapolis will | S {ver, o been relieved from | 3 S ranal GUATY. lugurate fights tomorrow. it is un The world's supply of jute is said | Turther duty at the War Department apt. C. D. Hilton, quartermaster stood. to have national head- [to be obtained almost entirely from |and ordered to ¢ covos in"the Philipbines. has been rters moved N astern Ind First Lieut signallordered to rmoyle, Texas. ident has accepted the The Pres 4 e ] o SRR R Peerless Furniture Co. Jmmflm@mm 829 Seventh St. N.W. NEW FURNITURE—NEW STYLES WITH LOW PRICES AND EASY TERMS AT WASHINGTON’S NEWEST FURNITURE STORE ARG, R R Here you are greeted with a brand-new stock of the For your conveniénce we have arranged a system of choicest furniture any one could desire, in a splendid assort- credit that enables you to purchase a single piece, a complete :2‘;‘;:5 designs and finishes, at prices that mean big savings suite, or a complete outfit, at terms to meet your income. No old stocks or “passed-up” patterns, but rather the - Welcome to look, welcome to compare, welcome any- newest and choicest the market affords. way, we are glad to open an account with you. I L ORERE 1/ ) 15777/, ;/ " A e v/ (AN s The Economy Floor Offers Cane Mahogany Loose Cushion Three-Piece Suite Rar i " "Remarkable Value Specially Priced Coaur=A Rare i Daegain —FOI.“'th FIOOI'—' Beautiful. rich-lcoking suite in the latest style. with handsome’ You get a full size Bow-end Bed, huge Dresser, Chifforette and figured velour seats and pillows. The loose cushions are spring : e : filled, the backs are genuine cane. We highly recom- 5119 75, a Semi-Vanity with Triple Mirrors, complete for... Simmons Bed, Spring and ) Mattress Outfit | ‘ gl \ Mahogany-Finished o B g TG | Hi Duofold l ter er ats with 2-inch continuous posts, | L 2 | i Exactly as pictured, with ample strong, fully guaranteed stecl: e frame spring with diamond fabric __‘_“! # CEd space for mattress and bedding. and a large, comfortable mattress. £ = 3 £ N g week This value can't peciad for opening week- cqualed anywh ] o s N $24.50 ‘ l Open an Account Here I ; i ' HERE 7 \ We Welcome Your Ac:mtl i : = S B o ! Improved Sliding Top : i ’ A ' = e E Kitchen Cabinet f i * 5 / g o Equipped With -epmee | : % I d . all modern con- 7z | ¢ v by Yt o - venfences, includ- i ] Y i } ing tilting flour 3 = | I : bin, metal bread | =/ ' box and dg l.;\)::: | B - | Shasiall Temsa) M : | ;a“x?r s';‘q’.'nng“mp ¢ == peci ongoleum at, : i 4 and many other Sl A 18x36 Inches...........39¢ ks e £ Loy “sanitary. J .. ¢ i 1 Nicely made and 6x9 Size Rugs...........$9.00 | : finished 9x10 Size Rugs.........$13.50 | - 329-50 . 9x12 Size Rugs.........$18.00 b oo AN > Fumed We sell as we buy—and the opportunity to buy these Suits and it porcean | CHEE ' ) Oak - Overcoats at a concession of a price was offered us if we'd accept guaranteed. Ex- ‘ : themnow. So we passthemonto you—believing you'll appreci- actly like illus- ation. Specially EXQUISITE FULL VANITY WALN IT] 2 o o . = I Spec s Ql{erc's a Bedroom Suite of nuusu?} bea':fgj usnL({ chErm. Tabouret E ate tlle pn“lege Of the sav “lg that’s po“lble' priced and fully ety Igut veneer, consisting of bow-end bed of the 24 Inches High ndsor style, dresser, chifforette and full v: SRR R $1 : They are all handsome garments —fresh from the tailors’ R R ORERE RN VR SRR SRR Rl R R R R R ) i el RN it R R IR oIl _2-Pants Suits They are winter-weight—in the Just note that—each Suit has two fashionable medium and light pairs of Pants. They are modelled in shades; double-faced weaves, ‘with Young Men’s and Conservative styles plaid back. Big, generous, double- —Piawn: ‘Blue and Geav: Feacil Beautiful Ten-Piece Italian Renaissance Suite Loose Cushion 72-In. Three-Piece Suite 2 breasted models—with convertible 2 % B One of the Many Opening Values -+ - Extraordinary Opening Special | collars and belts all around. See this beautiful suvite Y;"rll‘ t'v:‘momw: lndtg: le;;;u, ml‘d‘e ‘np dol r?lclnul'; at - e = Ll osed server and beautiful semi-inclosed china_ cabinet. Beautiful three-piece Tapestry Living Room Suite, with choics of renaiseanco design. ~ Five side chairs several coverings, made up Of & -72.inch mettee, with loose et i rmch ne blue or brown leatber scats 149-50 P Backa of‘all peces sovered o $ All sizes. Freight Prepaid | Home of Nationally Advertised Goods - I About Our Credit System We crate, ship and pre- p « To those who do not find pay freight to any point. E Ess it convenient to make the 2 = p . entire outlay at one time, ‘Tlxi> service means that you may purchase under i | FURNITURE COMPANY |3 oy e ped to you without any BETWEEN A_N!E:YE his enables you to buy extra expense. 829 %EAVSEI.NI‘ITSGS'};gxlA,—-—D g ca;l:{tl::;i:n the most hb-. Stripes—and smart fancy mixtures. All sizes. rocker and chairto mateh. terial, unusually comfortable. ~Offered: at