from Fort Hamilton, N. Y., to Chicago, Panama Canal Department, "nt"t tached Bureau Supplies and Acoounta, stead Naval 4. about Hospital, Le*«ua Island. for duty with National Ouard. May Navy Department, June 7, to Philadelphia, Pa. ARMY ORDERS First Lieut. John H. McFall. Finance NAVY ORDERS duty as officer in charfe Marlon P. LUut. Clifford P. Powell, Capt. Shepherd, Infantry, train In Office of store. Naval Station, Ouam. *"u«„ detached Department, duty ^ut. OatnOr dls- Naval Mare relieved as National Ouard Instructor, Chief of Finance here, effective June Hospital, Island. Oallf., in order JaauS^Ja^ter8°n» to Col. Ben Lear, Cavalry, Presidio of to W. 0, to Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Lieut. Lloyd A. Dffloa detached U. Pftch February, Naval Hospital, Washlnf- Lexington, Ky„ Huntington, Va„ B^iUl. kJ7 ^ tan, D. C. is detailed in the In- Each of the offi- X. McShane. detached Monterey, Calif., on National Ouard duty. following Engineer 8. 8. Colorado; granted sick leave two Lieut. Ralph cers is relieved from duty in Panama Portsmouth, N. on spector General's Department, effective Harold N. month*; completion, wait orders at San Navy Yard. H., Capt. Gilbert, Infantry, and assigned as follows: Capt. Lewis March IS, to staff, commander Sub- June 30, and assigned to transferred to General's De- Calif. headquarters. Adjutant C. Gordon, Fort Mcintosh, Tex.; Diego, marine Force, United State# Fleet. Ninth Corps Area, San Francisco. partment. Capt. Schenk H. Griffith, Fort DuPont, Lieut. (Junior Orade) Joseph H CoL William L. Luhn, Cavalry, at- The resignation of Capt. Merrltt Hal- Del., and First Lieut. Chester C. Hough, Oarvln detached U. 8. 8. Hulbert In Medical Corps. stead Oreene, Field Artillery, Is ac- Fort Logan. Colo. to U. 8. 8. Army Men Declare Homeless tained the of 64 will be re- June; Saratoga. B. Davidson, detach- age years, the to take effect Each of the following Engineer offi- Oomdr Andrew cepted by President, San tired on February 28. February 24. cers is relieved from the post Indicated Supply Oerpe. ed Naval Dispensary. Pedro, Calif., ■bout February 16, to U. S. S. Arkansas. n Youth Would Not re- after his name and will sail May 4 S«r»lee Program Col. Thomaa W. Brown, Infantry, Capt. William Hesketh, Coast Artil- 8. C. Comdr. William W. de- * Room for Panama Canal duty: Fablus Lieut, Fillmore Layman, de- Wlckeraham, CHARGE lieved from duties on Board, lery, from Fort Preble, Me., to Philip- Capt. Boom EXTRA Infantry B. Kohloss and Robert D. In- * HO Routine. pine Department, sailing May 9. Capt. Quiet Upset Fort Benning, Ga., to Panama Canal jalls. Fort DjPont, Del., and First Lieut. June 16. Capt. Pinckney L. Ogle, Medical Ad- * Sleep-Insuring TrmsH Department, sailing Charles W. Stewart, Jr., Fort Hum- c>«q« to el Col Edward P. O'Hern, Ordnance, ministrative Corpa, from Hawaiian De- •— phreys, Va. > Mm* * Military authorities estimate that from Presidio of San Francisco, to Ha- partment to Letterman General Hospi- Second Lieut. Lyle E. Seeman. Engi- f«r*lc«- : waiian June 2. tal, Presidio of Ban Francisco. Facilities 0,140 nomad youths could be quar- Department, sailing neers. relieved from Engineer School WHY PAY «o Tfceetres Lieut. Col. Rowan P Lemly, Infantry, First Lieut. Fernand O. Dumont. In- and duties at Fort Humphreys, Va.. to * SERVIDOR tered at in the Third * Convenient camps Corps from Philadelphia (Reserve duty), to fantry, from Philippines to Presidio of Panama Canal Department, sailing Wr*y of Shopp Area, embracing the District of Colum- 29th Infantry, Fort Benning, Ga. San Francisco. June 16. «Mk Choice end bia, Maryland, Virginia and Pennsyl- Lieut. Col. George A. Lynch, infantry, First Lieut. Roy W. Gamblin. Air DOUBLE? * RADIO from Philippines to headquarters, Corps, from 36Sth Observation Bquad- vania, In anticipation of final congres-1 Second Corps Area, Governors Island, j ron, Muskogee. Okla., to Barksdalc Bional agreement on Senator Couzens' N. Y. field. Shreveport. La. The new Vicka Antiseptic does First Lieut. Prancif H. Oxx, Engi- S4-*ory ■odtm to establish citizens' train-! Ma J. Xa\'ier F. Blauvelt, Infantry, Ajjew fceW/^j1 ALL plan military from Panama Canal MOiamy, «nM4*reoM. Every that from in to New York neers, Depart- '■ everything1 any gargle duty Pittsburgh, too* iHliMa' jot ing camps to give temporary homes to City as National Guard instructor. | ment to Pittsburgh engineer district a of the of En- ISBmLImi operate dfcectly toAblwtel or mouth-wash can and portion unemployed youths j Maj. Manning M. Klmmel. jr., Coast First Lieut. Donald C. Hawkins. _ the Nation. Artillery, relieved as instructor of Na- { glneer from Fort Logan, Colo., to should do... at half the cost! (endup) pelaauh tional Guard. Va. to Pana- Panama Canal Department, sailing HOTEL The military Richmond, 1 program, Including • • for KAD HEATH ma Canal Department, sailing May 4. from San Francisco April 15. • • the of a be car- • • Enjoy luxury NEW hoed—ALL the con- training for these youths, could Otho W. Humphries, Infantry, First Lieut. Irving A. Duffy, Cavalry. Maj. TH* NOW la actual uae. To furnMh this (Halitosis) veniences the last word In ried out, it was said, with practically transferred to the Quartermaster Corps. Is transferred to the Field Artillery. provided by equipment— 5 million bottles in a special trial • no disjointing of the usual military Stewart S. Griffin, Coast Ar- Second Lieut. Harley N. Trice is re- proof. MOUTH-WASH yet pay rates in with the times! Maj. alM wars to keeping Hotel routine at the various camps. An ex- from in the office of the lieved from detail In the Air Corps and supplied druggists—below tillery, duty demand has been enormous. Daily Hygitne, Governor Clinton otters marnroim the case at Field. Tex., and cott. The comfort, ception ia made, however, in Chief of Coast Artillery, War Depart- from duty Randolph 4M4M STREETS, Jet* Wot of After Smoking quick, to the 2d Division Infantry. rwry, 12 your druggist is already out, get the courteous service and die finest of medical officers for experience with ment, to Fort Totten, N. Y., effective assigned NEW YORK CITY accommodations at regular 10-ounce else ... a 75c value • OARGll recruits In the Army has neces- June 25. Fort Sam Houston, Tex. rates that start as low as a For two young MOST CONVENIENT TO for 35c. Use It ose week. If day. the sitated additional medical care. Howard N. Scales, Infantry, Second Lieut. Hubert duB. Lewis, Coast STOKES, only you Sore Etc. Maj. THEATRES, TERMINALS are not with Its .' Throat, I ntes art but One Dollar Mere! Camp Meade, Md., and Fort Monroe, from to duty with Organ- Artillery, from Hawaiian Department to delighted quality Philippines, REGULAR and return unused Va., would be the two big concentration ized Reserves, with station at Pitta- Fort Worden, Wash. DAILY RATES amazing eoonomy... to and camps under any such plan, it was burgh. Each of the following Coast Artillery Shtglo $2.50 to (4-00 portion your druggist get your in Pana- Deuble back. said, with half a dozen smaller camps Maj. Russell P. Hartle, Infantry, officers is relieved from duty $3.SO to $S.OO money Ken- HOTEL taking care of small groups. These from Philippines to Fort Adams, R. I. ma and assigned as follows: Maj. Weekly rates a* low a* $12.00 tingle would incdlude Port Howard and Fort from Letterman Hospital. Pre- neth McCatty to Fort Crockett, Tex.; j Corps, to Alto Amerlcon Men, Including Hoyle, near Baltimore; Camp Ritchie,; Frank W. Pinger. Medical First Lieut. Howard H. Newman, jr.. j WICKS Maj. D. Dinner A Brookfait Fort Va., and from Letterman Hospital, Presi- Fort Monroe, Va.: First Lieut. Nevlns Humphreys. possibly j Corps, $3.30 * Yvoratonl Fort the latter has been to General Dis- Young to Fort Sheridan, Hi., and Sec-1 Slnglo—$3.30 Dog bio 0VlRN0R\LINT0N Hunt, although sidio of San Francisco, Edward B. Hemstead to Fort makers of transferred out of the jurisdiction of pensary here, sailing April 18. ond Lieut. Spocial attention to women and by 1200 Rooms and baths c. w. ramsey, jn MM. the Army. Maj. Henry S. Aurand, Ordinance, Monroe, Va. children traveling alone. Antiseptic R. Burnett and Vicri VapoRui With $22,000,000 proposed as the ap- from Raritan Arsenal, N. J., to Aber- First Lieut. John 7tti Ave. at 31st St., Now York f are relieved from Oty to temporary shel- deen Ground, effective March 1. Vera Walbridge duty PENNSYLVANIA STATION B. AO. BUSES STOP AT | propriation provide Proving to ter at camps throughout the country, Capt. Theodore J. Sledge, Infantry, at Fort Monroe, Va., and assigned the Army would not have to draw on lta own funds. Officials declared the military training involved would be only elementary, since most of the regu- lar O. M. T. C. camps provide training In the basic courses. Recreational measures would have to be adopted, but this could be solved EYEGLASSES by athletic programs and utilization of the motion picture theaters main- tained at camps for the regular C. M. Now Enter the T. C. trainees. Permanent quarters, that Is buildings a number the could be otf used by Regular Army, provided for only 840 of these nomad Still youths. The remaining 9,000 would Field have to be housed in what are called These are wartime Style temporary quarters. was—and not so ago—when glasses were de- structures, or Summer camps not gen- —Time long of A frame was some- erally used the year around. signed and made regardless style. on the face. How different Officers on duty at the regular mili- thing that held h ^air of lenses tary poets where the boys would be today! Glasses art as stylish as a new frock or a new camped would form the nucleus of the bonnet. training personnel. It was pointed out, however, there would have to be con- THESE RANGES siderable shifting of medical officers LEFT./ to look after sanitary measures as well as the health of the boys. 1 1 Marine Corps Orders %
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