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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1913

Page

6

Coast Artillery Promotions Delayed Then Restored In NavyArmy Promotions

Promotions in the coast artillery are resumed after months of delays due to supernumerary junior officers. Senior officers retire or are promoted creating vacancies for Lieut. Col. Isaac N. Lewis, Harry J. Hawthorne, Maj. T. S. Winston, Capt. Malcolm Young, and others. The piece also covers treasury accounting rulings, discharge and recall rules for seven year enlistments, hospital corps staff levels, aviation duty volunteerism, and a case of a deserter reenlisting under a different name.

Coast Artillery Corps Frederick Marsh John Ff. Wisser Isaac N. Lewis Harry J. Hawthorne John 9. Halas Henry Jh. Todd R. E. Wyllie William Forse J. B. Dhlard Ordnance Department J. K. Crain C. W. Waller Lewis Belgium Springfeld Mass The Treasury Clarence E. Denter Twenty-fourth Infantry China War Department Lne Comptroller of the Treasury Congress Ttig Audh Treasury Accounting Force

Navy personnel reforms and turret tests at Indian Head

Navy hearings on officer relief and promotion reform highlight reducing annual officer losses and possibly extending retirement to rear admiral level. Temporary admiral ranks for fleet commanders discussed, while Navy bureau chiefs may avoid rear admiral rank unless earned. Second triple gun turret tested at Indian Head with promising results for Nevada Oklahoma class ships.

Naval Academy Naval Committee Atlantic Pacific Hhe Navy Department Nevada Oklahoma Indian Head Shipbuilding Company Washington Navy Yard Norfolk Camden N. J

Washington Promenade Styles Draw Public Gaze on F Street

The article notes bold street dresses in Washington photographed on F street. Garments made of gauzy materials reveal much of the legs, signaling a shift from concealing fabrics to sheer fashion.

Washington National Capital F Street

Pay Clerks In Navy Seek Permanent Status And Benefits

A bill by Representative Hobson aims to make navy pay clerks permanent, rename pay master’s clerks to pay clerks, require two years as yeomen on sea ships, and grant acting pay clerk status after passing Navy Secretary approved exams. The plan would standardize pay, retirement rights, and rank with warrant officers for current and future clerks. Separately, Atlantic fleet officers face costs and planning disruptions during a Mediterranean cruise, with objections to schedule changes impacting target practice and training.

Navy Hobson Navy Department Secretary of the Navy Atlantic Mediterranean Daniela Virginia

Crusted Head Relief for Child Uses Cuticura Remedies

A parent describes a crusted scalp condition on a boy in Bolton, Georgia. After trying various remedies, the caregiver purchases Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment and reports improvement after three days. The account notes strong odors and irritation, with the condition described as a form of eczema or dermatitis treated by the Cuticura products.

Bolton Onit

Army Retiring Board Members Listed for Commands

Col Samuel W Dunning and Maj Alshat Truby detach to inspect and report for treatment at Walter Reed General Hospital. Capt Edward Hill and Capt William M Goodale proceed for examination and hospital care. First Lt James G Roswell reassigned to Jersey City duties. Medical reserve officers ordered to Army Medical School courses starting September 1. List includes Lt John H H Scudder and others at Forts Howard Ethan Allen Leavenworth Harlington Beaven Anderson Vaughan Myer.

Samuel W. Dunning Infantry Alshat Truby Medical Corps Army Governors Inland William. A. Mann John J. Reddy Gap Robert B. Frith Firth Infanniy Walter Reed General Hospital District of Columbia Edward Hill Sixth Field Artilery Sthpren C. Mills Governors Island William, M. Goodale Ninetesntt Intistry Walter Teed General Hospital James G. Roswell Trenton N. J Jersey City Connettion Hank Thin City Arty Medicall School John H. H. Scudder Fort Howard Charles. L. Gandy Army Medical School John M. Pratt Fort Ethan Allen Robert HL . Wilds Fort Leavenworth Kans E. Frederick Thodh Fort Haritton Coleridge L, Beaven Wadsworth N. C John 8. Anderson Fort Monroe William W. Vaughan Fort Myer

Naval orders detail transfers and appointments across ships and yards

A list of naval personnel movements and assignments from various bureaus and ships to institutions such as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Naval Hospital Newport. It names Lieut. Comdr H L Wyman, Lieut. Comdr T L Johnson, and several paymasters and surgeons, noting transfers between New York Navy Yard, Newport, Boston, and other stations.

Boston Marine Corps Jathmus Panama Marine Corps Establishment Philadelphia Navy Yard Bome-Place Marine Barracks Puget Sound Wash Pearl Harbor Hawaii Philadelphia Daniels Bureau of Yards and Heditate Acce H. L. Wyman Bureau of Bteam Engineering Paduesh Gomdr T. L. Johnson Naval Bullard W. W. Webster E.%. Patch Navy Yard New York Massachusetts Institute of Technology B. A L. Hathaway Nevilstoep. al Perio Naval Hospital Newport P. A W. H. Connor Naval Hospees Td Navel Hospital Benton Burgeot G *. Lynch Naval Hossaa Bwart C.” We Charlton Navy D. Foley Mass Ahin Aare Island Gite G

Inventor Builds Submarine Tube For Undersea Pictures

A Virginia inventor, Mr. Williamson, describes experiments at Hampton Roads using a fixed submarine tube attached to his barge to film fish at depths up to thirty feet. He sits in a bottom chamber with a glass tunnel extension, lighting from tungsten lamps, and claims future work near Bermuda and the West Indies will surpass the Hampton Roads trials.

Regina Mr. Williamson Jens Hampton Roads Ofice George Bermuda Weat Indies

Federation of Patriotic Orders forms in District of Columbia

A new organization the Federation of Patriotic Orders of the District of Columbia represents about 15 900 residents. It promotes religious freedom and limits government interference with worship. Monthly meetings are planned, with a mass meeting next Wednesday at Chesapeake Beach featuring congressmen and youth groups.

District of Columbia Federation of Patriotic Orders District of Columba Federation Chesapeake Beach Boy Scouts Campfire

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