Military personnel transfers listed in wartime notices
The report enumerates multiple service members assigned or dispatched to various posts and duties. Among those mentioned are James F Phillips to First Division Cordova Island, T Neville to Motor Hatton, John H Peamat Jr to Cambridge Massachusetts, Charles I Bazire to Quartermaster General’s office in Washington, John W Mayben to Walter Reed Hospital, and Ora H Fate ly to Fort Hamilton New York, with additional assignments across Army Air Service, Infantry, Signal Corps, and Coast Artillery including Brooke Weld Texas Crissy Field and Fort Monroe in Virginia.
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Army Tel ‘Ig Board
Washington Corps OF Engineers
James F Phillips
Dixon
Coverrova Island
Quarteralabtr Corps
T Neville
Hattalion
Kormoyie
Ter
Berrie A Hayncs
Harold W Keller
John H Peamat, Jr
Cambridge
Masa
Charles I Bazire
Washington
John W Maybe
West Foint
Signal Corps
Hua A. Stansell
Honolulu
M Simpson, Jr
Harvard Universety
Maas Coast Artillery
Lisut
Edwin
Cailieut
Coast Artillery School
Fort Monroe
A Plea to Men Hair Remedy Claim
A persuasive advertising style plea urges men to keep thick healthy hair using Hair Youth, a concentrated scalp treatment. The seller touts years of experience, guarantees results, and offers a 50 cent or one dollar package with an eyedropper and a mail order coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Ume
Andy Dandruff
First transcontinental buggy ride by 63-year-old author
George D Brown of Simsbury Conn enters Washington pacing a horse named Handsome Dick. He claims 65,000 miles covered and plans to ride to Florida Cuba Jamaica then across Canada for a book project. His terrier Taffy travels with him and Chief OConnor assists at Fire House No 2.
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George D Brown
Simsbury
Conn
Washington
Mr Brown
Handsome Dick
Sir Richard
Wrhs
Dupont Riding Academy
Brown
Taffy
Chief O'Connor
Fire Department
Hampshire Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Meriden
Florida
Cuba
Jamaica
New Orleans
Lawrencesile
Canada
San Diego
Calif
Newark
Newark, After Riding 740 & Hour Days the Object of His Journey Mr Brown
United States
Chinese Cherry Bush Latest U S Product
Washingtonians may enjoy cherry pie from home grown fruit as the Department of Agriculture offers a new cherry bush. The Prunus lamentosa plant, brought from China and Manchuria, grows 3 to 6 feet tall and thrives in colder areas, producing abundant white spring blossoms and profuse red fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agrinlture
Peli
China
Wanchuria
Herries
Beverage Vendors Agree On Out of Court Settlement
Co Hodeman who operates several orange leverage stores in the estate settled with Max Tey and another orange June dealer at the Republic theater Ct. The dispute over interior design of Dikeman stores ended in a witnessed out of court accord yesterday. Attorney Webster Challinger represented Leys with Sewmeer and King for the other side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co Hodeman
Orange Leverage
Max Tey
Republic Theater
Allopedia
Dikeman
Tas
Instra Supreme Court
Webster Challinger
Sewmeer and King
Leys
Blair and Haynes Suit Over Denatured Alcohol Permit
In the District Court yesterday David H Blair commissioner of internal revenue and A L Haynes filed a suit through Roetsche and Pateliffe arguing that the refusal to issue a permit for denatured alcohol is arbitrary and unlawful. The case names Blair and Haynes as petitioners challenging the denial of a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Street
David H Blair
Internal Revenue
Haynes Federal Prohibiten
Roetsche and Pateliffe
Carriers Plan Bond Issue by Rail Subsidiaries
Pennsylvania road subsidiaries seek Interstate Commerce Commission authority to issue about 12.06 million dollars in securities. Northern Central Railroad asks to issue 8.3 million, Connecting Railway 1.4 million, and Pittsburgh Youngstown and Ashtabula 200 thousand, with securities to be delivered to Pennsylvania for sale on the open market to raise new funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvani Pay Road
Interstate Commerce Commosman Yesterdas
Isue
Northern Central Railroad
Pitts
Youngstown
Ashtabula
Pennsilsania Whch
Permis
Navy service orders list captains and officers reassigned
Navy assigns Captain George B Landenberger and Lieutenants to flying duties at Pensacola and related posts. Several officers move to New York, Cambridge, Philadelphia, and Washington for instruction, aviation training, and temporary duty. Resignation by Frederick W Long noted. First Lieutenant William B Leitch to Fort Sill and Marcus H Meeks Jr. to Fort Benjamin Harrison. Captain Willard A. Reddish retires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B Landenberger
Asiatic Station
Harry F Carlson
Naval Air Station Pensacola
Fla
Palmer M Gunnell
Third Naval District
New York
Ralph H Roberta
Massachusetts Inetitute of Technology
Cambridge Mass
Clarence H Schildhavei
Naval Aircraft Factory
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Panvolving
Milam
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, Mass
Robert Whitten
Naval Air Station, Pensacola
Jeo L David
Naval Medical School
Washington
Robert J Lawler
Hampton
Field Artillery
William B Leitch
Fort Sill
Okla
Marcus H Meeks, Jr
8Rd Field Artillery
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Willard A. Reddish
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Fred Locker
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Winnie Winkle
Mike Mulligan
Eleanor Rogers
Mike
Archie Muzz
Miss Winkle
Tellyfish
Darling
Edna
Wallace Hepper Phote
Edna Walace Hopper
Lake Shore
SIG
Turner Glass Company
Bernard Ve
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Reaxion
Markington
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Runa
Baltimore
ACE Institute Accountancy and Business Administration
17Th
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