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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1913

Page

15

Vacant Attache Post in St Petersburg and New Moscow Assignments

The army announces vacancies and upcoming assignments for military attache roles in St Petersburg and Guatemala City. Maj Charles B Hagadorn leaves St Petersburg post, Maj Walls Clark retires to live in this city, and Col James A Irons is slated for Tokyo. A safety review follows a 4 November aviation accident near Santa Barbara.

United States St. Petersburg Russia Charles B Hagadorn Savas Army War College War Department Guatamala City Guatamala Mexico Maj Walls Clark Guatemala State Department James A. Irons Twentieth Infantry Tokyo Col. Irons Harry L. Hawthorne Coast Artillery Corps Hubert L. Wigmore Corps of Enineers

Navy selects next commandant of the Marine Corps

Secretary Daniels expected to name the officer to succeed Maj. Gen. William P. Biddie as commandant. Col. James E. Maloney and Col. Waller are among candidates. The article details coastal defense experiments at Indian Head and proposed vocational training for naval prisoners, plus plans for central foundries and Pensacola base development. It notes the second advance-base regiment organized at Philadelphia and sent to Pensacola, with unit structure and officers listed.

William T. Westervelt Philippines Ordnance Department Frank .Baker Westervelt Henry S. Kilbourne Albert K. C. Palmer Sixth Field Artillery B. Frank Cheatham Quartermaster Corps Schofield Barracks Hawaii Naval Service Daniels William P. Biddie The Marine Corps Ant Assurant Seu Laan T. Waliler Spaeigner Acs Samar Col Waller Waller Waas Icichant Wallsr Navy Yard Mare Island Cal Marine Pbar- Tracks Washington Corps Secretary Daniels James E. Malhoney Marine Barracks Norfolk Naval Proving Ground Indian Head Navy Department Navy Boston Navy Yard Naval Prison Garigua Philadelphia Fraiie Pensacola John ‘A. Lejeune Frederic H. Delano Jeter R. Horton Russell B.putyall Ang Robart Rudolph Chandler Campbell Benjamin 8 Nanage Camp Hliiott Canal Zone Panama Railroad Seamen's Barracks Hiy Warrington Woolsey Naval Station House Naval Committee Daniela I.tes Naval Atlantic Congress Almosst Plattsburg Barracks N. Y. Cay Clyde Hawkins Fort Reno Art Reno Qhia Wadh H. Westmoreland Enth Cavalry Waller Reed General Hospital District of Columbia William H. Sullivan Philippine Scouts

There Are Imitations Now

An old advertisement notes imitations of Newbro's Herpicide, praising the genuine dandruff destroyer for stopping itching and preventing hair loss. It urges buying only authentic bottles at $0.50 and $1.00, with money-back refunds and samples by mail from The Herpicide Co. Detroit.

War Department Congress Elas Newbro Dandruff Wen Herpleita Co Detroit Mich O'donnel’s People’s Pharmacy Spécia Agents

Florence Nightingale chose a moral ideal over marriage on battlefield path

Special cable from London details Florence Nightingale's lifelong conflict between love and duty. Biographer Sir Bradward Cook reveals she spurned marriage at 30 to pursue a lone vocation as nurse of the Crimean War, citing diaries and letters that show her weighing love against her calling.

London Florence Nightingale Bradward Cook Jean Christ Florence Jonathan Hilary Bonham Carter Ingtaad Eges Nightingale

Army Officers Hosts at Old Point Comfort Va

Din ners and supper parties at the Officers' Club mark the week's social calendar. A farewell dance for two years’ course graduates featured Maj. and Mrs. William Chamberlain with Lt. R.B. Sutton and many fort officers attending at the Coast Artillery School.

Washington Post Old Point Comfort Officers’ Club The Coast Artillery School William Chamberlain Fort Monroe Washington Chamberlin U. S. Ai Depegan Herbert ‘Atom A. Mix Ira Haynes Edward Russell BR. I. McKinney C. C. Carter Frank C. Jewell Rugzell Kimberly Hughes Pullman C. G. Bleder B. F. Mann Old Point W. Wo Chigwell J. C. Hemphill Watt Rose Small Son Post BA . Weaver

WIFE SLAYER MURDERED BROTHER-IN-LAW CHARGED AS AVENGER

Hiram M. Stampa was arrested in Moffatt Oklahoma after Eli Jones shot and killed his wife and was found dead with two bullet wounds. Doctors testified Jones could not have fired the shots, verdicts say Jones was murdered. Mrs. Jones was Stampa’s sister. The eleven children alerted neighbors. Lieut. Col. George Henderson, former surgeon general of the District militia, was buried at Rock Creek Cemetery. Military drills suspended for Thanksgiving and year-end holidays. Discharges and transfers noted. Indoor baseball game scheduled. Naval battalion members training and sightseeing in Europe reported.

Hugh M. Kelly San Divee Gal Seth W. ‘Scofield Fantry Leutenant Adjutant ‘General's Department Trent Benjamin Atvord Leonard J. Mygett Bro. B. Butler Moffatt Okla Hiram M. Stampa Eli Jones Jones George Henderson Rock Creek Cemetery

Army Orders Leaves of Absence Names and Durations

Army orders list leaves of absence for Maj William J Cole coast artillery two weeks Capt Garrison McAsely Twenty sixth infantry two months Capt Paul C Galleher Nineteenth infantry two months Lieut Jacob B Fickel Thirteenth infantry one month 1st Lieut George M Peck coast artillery fifteen days Lieut Col George F Landers coast artillery two months

Army School of Fire Fort, Sus Okla Vickers-Maxim Hngtish Benet-Merck Machine-Rifle Board Ernest Hinds Fifth Field Artilery Walter G. Penfield Ordnance Department William R. Smedberg, Jr Cavalry Frank 8. Bowen Infantry Austin BM. Pardee Twentieth Infantry William J. Cole Oast Garrison M'Casely Paul C. Galleher Nineteenth Infantry Jacob B. Fickel Thirteenth Infantry George M. ‘Peck Coast Artillery Corps George F. Landers Coast Artil J

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