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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1914

Page

9

Prince Albert F Tailor Trades on Cash-Only Policy

A Victorian ad boasts a cash only policy, condemns overpricing, and claims to offer lower prices than competitors. It touts imported wool suits at 20 and 18.50, with a broad spring stock of patterns and mill-made fabrics, inviting customers to inspect and compare.

War Department assigns officers to diplomatic and training roles

The War Department announces Captain Walter F. Martin is reassigned for duty as military attaché at the American legation in Teheran City, approved by the State Department. It also notes plans to station cavalry units near Winchester and moves to finish Cavalry Service Regulations, plus details on school closures and retirements.

War Department Walter F. Martin Cavalry Fort Aen Teurtinida City State Department Mexico St. Petersburg Hussia sUling Poo Nery War College Mars Ordnance Department War P Department Winchester Ran Army Service School Fort Leavenworth Kans Texas Jawa Heno'lulu Hawaii Schofield Barracks Honolulu Senate Military Committee Garrison Army Corps Congress

District Militia Officers Attend Monthly Naval Battalion Dance

Commander Joseph Demps led experts on the floor at the monthly dance as Chief Machinist W Wheanley planned to take an examination for a commission. Commissioned Chief Gunner B Plennally and Commissioned Chief Machinist WB Sullivan joined guests of the battalion at a reception for Vice President Marshall. WOG Guss WW Barnes and BC Jetsinger of the Naval Battalion recently advanced to junior warrant ranks as Ensign RK Kloefer left Washington to join the Atlantic fleet for target practice through April 5. Brig Gen George Herries, away from the city, returned Thursday. I Walters hospital steward retired after duty at militi quarters. Leroy inspector general Dw N G were on an annual inspection tour. Campany Kk Second Infantry met Wednesday to assist the quartermaster with inspection of property. Rifle urn and whistle signal drills were discussed along with closing ranks and steadiness in extended order. Officers and commissioned officers of Company Wat a reeau meeting. rp Varnes and Poales Myers Bush have reentered in Company W.

Liew Peas Montgomery Ordnance Lanning Parsunh Cavalry John G. Donovan Coast Artillery Corps Werbert H. Acheson Millard F. Harmon Chauncey B. Baker Quartermaster Corps Wilmington Del Quartermaster Corpe Chauncey BAKER CHARLES = WALLACE Ai Corps Arthur J. Fuller Voast Tillery Corpe United States Army Richard T ELLIS Roust Artilery Corps Ofl Fort Slorum Organized Militia of Texas Austin Tex T. William L. Patterson Seventh Infantry Signal Corps San Diego Mcar Signal Corps Aviation School Wyndham M. Manning Thireth Infantry Twenty-sixth Infantry W., RK. Kloefer Washington Tive George Herries

Naval Orders Update From 1914 Dispatches

Detachments and transfers listed include Lieut C S Soule Jr to California as ordnance officer and Lieut W K Kilpatrick to Ton Mass on April 13 1914. Lieut C M James detached Chattanooga to Charleston and Lieut J B Hulings to Seattle Works of Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Company. Ensign Arnold Marcus detached Pittsburgh to Asiatic station May 5 1914, Pay Clerk W H Bicknell appointed supply yard.

C. Soule, Jr South Dakota California W. K. Kilpatrick Mass C. M. James MC. Baker Fitteburgh Chattanooge W. H. Bicknell

Movements of Naval Vessels and a Dying Opera Star

Movements list ships to and from Quincy Tangier Sound and Dry Tortugas including vessels from Boston and Ke West with multiple state names. Milford Mass reports the death of Marie Janssen, 25 years older, comic opera favorite known offstage as Hattie Johnson.

Uninean Quincy Preston Tugas Wyoming Louisiana Michigan New Mazishire Virginia Georgia Nebraska Rhode Island Lebanon Tangier Sound Duncan Boston Presto Wiamie New Hampshire Virgins Tangies Sound Norfolk Milford Mass Marie Janssen Hattie Johnson

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