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THE SUN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1918.
44-
WAR 3 MORE YEARS,
SAYS GOV. BROUGH
Toils .Security League That
Hp (iivos Views of Official
Vashington.
WHITMAN SHOWS TMDE
licliiils How New York State
Is I lie I'nlon's Leader in
Preparedness.
CHii vco, IVb. 23. According to Gov.
Ch.nlf" If- UrougH of Arkansas the
(jJcmriit of official WaEhlneton in that
there will ho three more years tt war.
I'roh from a visit to the national cip
lul, dov UrouRh made this statement
Ur to-day In speech a' Conirrcfs
cf National Service of the National Se
curity t.e.-tsue. It was In connection
nnh lil declaration that a conservation
,;,j' rducatlonul programme must be
aJn-itnl in order to win the wnr.
Another (Jovernor Whitman of New
VnrU was on to-day's programme. He
told of tly leadership of his State In
ir.lllt.iry prepare Jness, sayliiR In part:
"Tlie (list and fundamental lesson
wlili-h should be tauKht In any system
which has for Its purpose the preparation
rf a letter citizenry Is the lesson of good
ealth atil physical well bclns. Figures
be'ns made public by the draft boards
throushout the country show the crying
r-fi for more attention to health educa
t,cn Aerywhere. I'hyslcal training Is
made the basis of the New York scheme.
So important Is this fundamental feature
tut it is begun when the child Is Just
cU! enough to go to school, and Is con
uwd until he or she leaves the eec
ot..iry rehool for work or for higher
tdULitlon
lnn rrilrd llnvk of Trenches.
"rtiul v.-nifaro tenches us that for
env man In the first lino trenches there
r ,is le wvit.iI nieti behind the lines In
a, rits of other activities vital to the
r, "ii' "t the tlrst line. This provision
v nrli plan makes. Hy statutory
, if in tlie military training commls
t. hi ti, permit the hoy of military
h uK t meet this requirement In
!.i ihiiuiKh xoeatlonal training or ex
l phi e Fin i itWally pre paring him to be
C .iv,. 'i tlie State in some way.
mv one of the ;i proximately 230.
C, tm . New Yoik 1C, 17 or IS years
fM it.it new decide whether he will
t '.t 1-1 1 Imself tn lie of service to his
M i'id country hy placing himself
jiiifr a military training regime or
li "g Mime trade which can lio turned
to i'lri. of his Stale.
Tins is a plan in harmony with the
f r i i the present hour and crisis of
lie ii ten which calls for the trained
ne wt'h guns in their hands, but it
a 'i hide wltli:n Its effective scope
rr. ,un fur safety against thy menace
o' eic re. long and prosperously
c "iied that the .i.iuc'.ty of nn for
h e ami parriflces dies of disuse. If
ji li i for war, but 't prnv'des a'.fo
.' un t William .Tames cnlieil the
n ii equivalent of war'"
MIm Helen Tuft Mprak. (f
I .11 Illicit Taft In her address said
t it American vvomci could solve the
, 'e'n of labor.
iiKli-h women," rhe said, "have cul
ti j I the farms of Knulaml. Amerl
i women can do the same The
' mi far lias been that farmers
i 'rleil tn give our women easy
'i i ilthougli It has been proved that
n n ran stack linv and do the hard
work Just as well as tne iren."
the closing session of the league
r. . iiiimi tfuvA (irln.itod nrplniT the
iln.in.n of universal military training
ni.in.iiifnt Tintlnioil finltev ntwl X-
pr- nu iMtlfactlon over the manner
ii urn n congress lias louowea tne
' - idem s suggestions in mobiliilng
a i t-ning the citizen army and nio
h 1 1 . ilm lnilnwtrl.il anrl flnnnelal re-
e in of the rnnntrv. The resolutions
tare that tho league stands for
i , ,i.im.'. of the wnr until virtorv and
il
iK ligorous tii'eatment ot enemy
ither resolutions adopted pledge
i if. tho Proulfletit Mini llrireit that
.- te school board open Its school
for patriotic education.
STAYS FOR HOLIDAY
AND GETS ARRESTED
Rich Detroit Man Accused of
Not Paying Alimony.
F'frtrrlclf II. Storey, said to be a
tM'lv Detroit automobile manufac
t n r was arrested in Sheriff Knott's
f ves'.erdny because he had failed to
willi an order ti-sjed on January
Supreme Court Justice Assmall dl
B .im to vay his wife $7." u week
r H v ,uid $1,000 t'nuiisel fees jiendlns
' it of her suit for separation,
s has been In Newark for the
' nnight Hcallzing the Imp'w-si-1
f Ins being arrested on a civil
r on a legal, holiday he came tn
N lllday to see the military
ngletering nt tho Hotel Miirtl-
ii iri'Stita'ivc of John J. Hob
f :i.'i liroadway, who Is counsel
Ire
tar. ,i .
h',n. ,
- Mabel May Storey, tho atito
i..anufiicturer's wife, almost
! into htm In the hotel lobby
'.ili.eil tho frparatlun suit over
tti nil atnl Storey rashly agreed tu re
i' ver night.
Ve" rd.iy lorcnoon tho lawyer's rep
' ' im) again called at the hotel and
' " tin. trusting Mr. Storey came
' n wn to tho Sheriffs office-, where
p .1 ted to litid out Just how things
' ttinity Sheriff Nlelsnn, who was
,J it piomptl) arrested him on .'in
5r r ii ,H wife lil obtained from .lusllce
1 ' .liitiilirv 29. wlien lit had fal.i'd
' i her either the alimony or th
-" '.ir counsel's fees. .Mrs, Stovy, I
1 i v uk In HrooUlyn, alleges iiban
I'lun'T.i in her suit. Median & Harlan I
'f " liroadway aie her husband's at-,
tome , j
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ARMY. ORDERS
Spedat Deipatch (o'Tiii Bex.
WASHINGTON, Feb. :3. Thtte army
orders wcro Issued to-day:
HKUl'I.AR ARMY.
Infantry, (
Leave of aluonrn for three months granted
Capt. C. C, Herman, Jr.
Unity.
l.cavp of nlnnre for seven dajs uranted
Major .1, It. Dlrkcy,
Major (I. tilllnuui. Mxth, frwn duty at
leJiool of Fire, Kort Hill, Oklahoma, to
his regiment.
0 field Artillery,
Flrt I.leut. W, It. Holcolm 3d to Univer
sity of Texas. Atmtln. fnr trnlnlnr.
Provisional Heeond i.leut. J. H. Kluhbark
tn Korl Sam Houston. Texas, Ilrlg.-Gen. I
r. .Marsnan, lor utity a nlrle-tle-camp.
Nlinal I'lirpn.
First I.leut. C. K. Merrill to t;nlverslty of
Texas, Aintln, fnr iluty.
Leave of atucnco for one tnontli granted
First I.leut, It. Wheeler.
Appointment of n. T. Crawford as Major
announced, Ho will proceed tn Army
HhIIooh School, l'ort Omaha. Nebrnaka,
for duty.
Col J, N. Harris to active service to Chief
Signal Officer.
Corp of Engineers.
Tromotion of temporary Second I.leut. G.
A. Wilkinson to grade of First I.leuten
ano of Unglnrers, National Army, an
nounced. He will remain on duty at his
station.
(liurtermaster Corps.
Major C. O. dollars from his prent dutln
f (Juartermaster. Army Artillery, to
l.leut.-Col. J, F. Howell, Army Artillery,
this city.
Medical Corps.
Cot. w. n. Ilanlster, now In San Franrlscn,
to Kansas City, Mo., Base Hospital No.
SS, then to Fort McPherson, Ra., Gen
eral Hospital Nn. P, for training.
Heslgnatlon by First Lieut. C. C. Ayres
accepted.
Dental Corp..
Leave of absence for nve days granted
Major I.. S. Fountain. ""
NATIONAL (il ARD.
'aralry.
Following First Lieutenants from duty at
Camp Wadsnorth tn Fort Sam Houston.
VTexas. for duty: C. Hoyt and' A. C.
Kmldt.
Second Unit. J, T. Menile, from duty at
CampWadswcrth, South Carolina, to
Fort Sam Houston, Texas, for duty.
Veterinary Corps,
Appointment nf Second Lieut, n. I Co-1
burn to grade of First Lieutenant.
Appointment of Second Lieut. A. W.
Whllebouse to grade of Captain, Vet-,
erlnary Corps, A., announced.
Appointment of Second I.leut. It. W. Spilth I
to grade of First Lieutenant, Veterinary
Corps, N. A., unnnunced. t
Appointment nf Second I.leut. S. K Fib
grim to grade of Flrt I.l-utf mint. Vet- i
erlnary Carps, N A., announced. '
NATIONAL ARMY.
Infantry.
Promotion of Second I.leut. M. Prentiss to j
grade of Cnptaiu announced. i
Resignation of' Capt. K. .1. Carey ac- ,
cepted.
Promotions of following In Seventy-ninth,
Dhtslon announced: To be I'nptaln -First
Lieut. How ell. To be First
Lieutenants S.-ronrt I.leuts. H. M. H.
Hoemaker and It. S. Fox.
Appointment of iipt. O, .proesssr tn
samo grade In Ordnance Reserve Corps i
announced.
Second Lieut. J. L. rtaxter to University ,
of Texas, Austin, for training.
Promotions to First Lieutenant announced:
Tempornry Second Lieuts. I. S. Mae-
)nrr. 15. w. v.ui. r:. J. Hoover, K.
Aument. V? W. S. How, AV. .1 Itlley. A.
II. llelow, C. T Gammon. L. J Coe,
J S. Claussen. J Klenhardt.' H Cheei.
man i l Mlnnlnn W I auI A T1
Kremer. II, It. Frlx'ell, A. T. Daley, S.
ivarnseK. J. II. i-reeman, is i.utie.
I'nlted State (iuarda.
Cspt H Hannah from duty at Fort Sam
Houston, to Camp Fremont, 302d Cav
alry, for duty
Field Artillery.
Following promotions to grade of First
Lieutenant announced: Temporary i
Second Lieut. J, crnnley, J. Okane, w.
Houston. V It. Manning. U. !tasmusen.
.1 W. Farmer, i ' II Cook. J. T. Hlnes.
K.ich oftlcer wl!l rrni-iiu t present i
tatinn '
First Lieut n. C P.ijne from duty at
t'amp Upton to For' Sam Houston,
Texas
Second I.leut W II Langland from duty
et Leon Springs. T.'Xms, tn Fort Sam J
Houston, Texas 30Sth Cavalry, for duty.
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First Lieut. J. Taylor, from duty at Camp
Lewis, Washington, to Leon Hprlngl,
Tex., 30tth Cavalry.
Leave, of absence for five days (ranted
First Lieut. It, C. Barclay, JKth Field
Artillery.
Corps of Knglneers.
Appointment of T. A. Hoy, Oscar Okane,
C. W. McDonald. A. F. Mercler, E. F.
Kusener. It. O. Vernon, II, K. Potter, R.
A. Parks and C. F.. Gass as Second Lieu
tenants announced. They will proceed
to Camp Meade, Maryland, for duty with
Sixty-fifth Engineers.
Cavalry.
Following officers from duty at Camp
Meade, Maryland, to Fort Ham Houston,
Texas, south Cavalry, for. duty: Major
II. M. Fraxler, Capta. J. P. Hnlllnga
worth, K. F. Rlvlnus, It. O. Ileylard, J.
N. llwlng. It. F.. Thompson, .1, U Mont
Komery. T. S. Paul, K. Thayer, O. Love
ring, P, C. Madeira, Jr., H. It. Miller.
.1. II. Drinker, It. J. Hughes; First
I.leuts. C S. Cheston, C. Howell, R. P.
Fraxler. II. It. Nellaon. 11. It. Piatt, It. K.
Hurst, J. I, Sowden: Second Lieuts. A. H.
Reeves. H. C. Sayle, It, M. Kilgfrton.
Following officers from duty at ('imp Gor
der. UeorgU, tn Del Rio, Tex., SOTtl)
Cavalry, lor duly: First Lieuts. A. W.
Thompson and A. .1. Hwann, Second
Lieuts. J. C, Carter and It. C. Undlcott.
AiUuUnt-Cleneral'a Department.
Appointment ot First Lieut. J. II. Austin
to grade of Captain announced, lie will
report to Third Division, Camp Greene,
North Carolina, for duty.
Promotion of Second Lieut. C. H. Brock
way to grade' of Fla.it Llautrnant an
nounced. He will report to Third Di
vision, Camp Greene, North Caroline, for
duty.
Appointment nf Prttnte It. L. Gould,
Seenth Infantry, to grade of Second
Lieutenant announced. !! wilt report
to Third I)llslon, Camp Greene, North
Carolina, for duty,
Leave absence seven days granted First
J.ieut. M, Hlenskl.
Sanitary Corps.
Appointment. of Sergeant J. J. Larsen as
First Lieutenant announced. He wilt
proceed to Mcdlcnt Supply Depot, 3930
Federal atreat, Chicago, for duty.
Appointment of Sergeant K. 3. Haumann
as First Lleutennnt announced. He will
prnrred to DrV-Kr-G. Falk. Harrlman
Laboratory, New York, for duty
Appointment of J. F. Morgan ns First
Lieutenant announced, He will proceed
to Fort Leavenworth, Kan., for duty.
Appointment of following First Lieutnnta
to grade of Captain announced: R. W.
Gles. II. N. Dean, J. F. Hamner. T. J,
Walker, C. N. Shaw, J. II. Hlcksnn, G.
Griffith. M. F. Cessna, J. H. Lothrop.
L. .1. Pollard.
Major W. H. Henderson from duty In
office of Rurgeon-General to Fort Mc
Henry, Maryland, General Hospital No.
3, tor duty.
First Lieut. S. C. Dlnstnore from duty at
Camp Kearny, California, tn San Diego,
Cal.
FnllowMng from their present duties to
Camp Gordon, Georgia: Capt. T. C
Gephart. First Lieut. F. H. Kingsbury.
QCARTERMASTKRH CORPS.
Following promotions announced: To be
First I.leuts, Second Lieuts. N. R Hal-I
llilay, W. L Scott. W A. Jordan. I) It. i
Woierton II A. Rosenthal. II H. Klnr
nian. II. F Itynd, ,t T. Hlfrs. A. H I
Uraddlck. I.. T Shackelford, i;. M
Cohen. II. II. r.usbv. W. W. Draper, s
H. Johnson. P.. J Friedman C II Hail.
R. R. Cnhn, II. R. Howe. W. II. Green- i
law. II C. I. Ashford. DeW. Everest,
R. E. Hughes. F. I Peari ', .1. A Fin
nlcum. A F. Wagner, A P. Gumar. 11. 1
C. Murphy, F. C. Simpson, It. c. Martin, '
A. K. Ilatemsn, J. II ecraves, M. II.
Klrby rt Gallagher. J G. Nlehol. I'.'1
.' M. Phillips, Jr., C. W. Lotte, W. V. K.
tilllett.
""-jil ' '-r II. S. Robertson from his '
present duties to Quartermaster Gen- i
er.il for duty.
Promotion of Second Lieut. P. W. Platter,
to grade of First Lieutenant, announced.
OFUCKRS' HKOKHVK CORPS.
Infantry Officers.
Appointment of Major II. II. Griffith, to!
grade of Lieutenant-Colonel, N. A., an
liouneed.
Promotion of i-econd Lieut. W. W Will.
lams, as First Lieutenant In nighty-
fiftli Division announced.
Capt. A. W. Porter, from duty at Camp
Dlx.N. .1., to Fort Sum Houston, Texa.
309th Cavalry, for duty
Capt. T. II. Johnson, honorablv itis-
oharged.
Second Lieut. II. S. Miller, from further
duty at Kelly Field, Sin Antonio, Tex.,
to Leon SprlngH, Te., for duty
I Coast Artillery.
First l.lut II. It. Wit', frum his pres-nt
duties to Ueut.'Cnl .1. F Howell. Clilef
of Staff. Army Arlillerv. for duty.
Tint Lieut. U U Munler, frum his pres.
ent duty to Lieut -Col. J F Howell,
Chief of Staff, Army Artillery, for duty
Second Llout. A H Schotlelil, from
asiitgnment to Fifty-fifth Artillery and
Second Lieut O. N. Ilollls to Flfty-flfth
Artillery.
Second I.leut II. N. Walker to Sixty-third
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' Field Artillery.
Capt. n. It. Clemmer to .15tst Tlleld Ar
tillery, Camp Meade, Maryland.'
Capt. J. W. Webb, from hla present duty
with 3.11st Field Artillery to Camp
Maaija, Maryland.
Quartermaster Officers.
Major W. A. Dempaey, from hla present
duty tn Lieut. -Col, J. F. Howell, Chief
of Staff, Armv Artillery.
Major A. Young, from duty Depot quar
termaster, New Orleans, I.a., tn his home,
Capt. S. II. Fletcher honorably discharged.
Second I.leut. 11. I). Uaker honorably dis
charged. Capt. A. W. Vaugan to this city, to Coun
cil ot National Defence Uutldlng. then
to his station.
Veterinary Officers.
Appointments of following Second Lieu
tenants to grade of First Lieutenants, N.
A., announced: .1. L Skllea, F. it. Hates,
H. Rannett, C, F. Nord, It. I- Martin,
M. D. Loy, T. II, Hlnkle, N. N. Craw
ford, O, H. Conn, N. U Townsond, J. K.
Sullivan, II. Tlcehurat. R. II. Slewart,
F. 8. Sharp. It. S. Perdue, D. C. Martin,
J. E. Kendrlck. C. II. Hart. 8. A. Kamls.
II. It. Ilarg, R. M. Hotter. D. W. F.
Dixon, C Cox, G. R. Orowne and II. I).
Bolton.
Second Lieut. G. 11. Heaver from duty at
Camp Fremont, California, to Remount
Depot No. 332 for duty.
Second Lieut. W. O. Tucker from his pres
ent duties at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,
for duty with 'Seventh Unglneera,
Isental Officers.
First Ueut. F. A. Calms from duty at
Camp Upton, Jxing Island, to his home.
Lieut. Cairns is honorably discharged.
Engineer Officers.
Flret Lieut. P. II. Van Ulten from duty at
Camp Lee, Virginia, to Twints-mlrd
Knglneers, Camp Laurel, Marland.
First IJeuts. K. J. Totierg and De I 11.'
liarber from duly with 111th Knglneers
to Camp Lec, Virginia, 305th Knglneers,
for duty.
First Lieut. II. J. Carson from duty with
Jtlth Engineers to Thirtieth Knglneers,
Fort M.kl. VIIKlhU.
Capt. C, R. Marsh Is honorably dlacharged.
First Lieut. . b. HurnpnrejH Irum outy
in Washington. D. C. to Pittsburg, gen
eral engineer depot, tor dutv.
Resignations accepted of Major V. Ivls,
First Lieut. O. H. Noble and First Ucut.
(1. W, I.ackle.
Signal Officers.
Appolntmnnt of Major II. C. Hequem
hourg. Ordnance Reserve Corps, toy same
grade In Aviation election announced.
Appointment of following to grade of Sec
ond Lieutenant, Aviation bctton, an
nounced: Second Lieuts. G. W. Falson.
Jr. Infantry Reserve Corps, and K. A.
Krlght, Field Artillery Reserve Corps.
Vhey will report to Kelly Fle.t:, San An
tonio, Tex.
Appointment of Second Ueut. T. S. P.
Griffin, Field Artillery ttcnerve Corps, to
same grsde in Aviation Section an
nounced. He wl'.l proceed to Kelly Field,
Sn Antonio. Tex., for duty.
Appointment of First Lieut, it. E. Warfleld,
infantry, N, A., to same grade In Avia
tion Section announced, Ho will pro
ceed to Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology, Cambridge, fnr training.
Appointment of following as Second Lleti
tenanta in Aviation Sertlon announced:
P. t- Kddy, O. Ferguson. G. A. Foss.
W. II, McKachran, J. M. Richardson and
M. A. Squler. Above officers were placed
on active duty nt Gerstnsy Ftcld, lake
Charles. I.oulslana.
Following officers to Georgia School of
allowing officers to Georgia benool ol
Technology. Atlanta, for training: rirst '
Ueut. II. 1-1. Mayhew and Second Lieut.'
1L K. Link
Appointments nf following to grades In
dicated in Aviation Section announced:
To be Ir.u I.leutensnls rirst I.leuts,
.1. n. aiurpny atur li. i; jiavnew, in
el'cnVpll an''ir'.ief:
feind. Ouartcrmastor Corns. N. A,
Appointment of following (if Second Lieu
tenants tn same grade Aviation Section
Announced: S. J. Maklelski. Infantry.
Reserve Corps. R. M. Darnell. Field Ar
tillery Reserve Corps, U C. Ra. quar
termaster Corps, N. A,, F. P. Shayt-e,
(Vest Artillery Reserve Corps; It. A.
Funger, Jr , Field Artillery Reserve
Corps: II. K, Link. Field Artillery Re
serve Corps.
Following to actlvo duty to Massachusetts
Institute fif Technology, Cambridge, for
training: First Lieut. J. M. Murphy,
Second I.leuts. S. J. Maklelski, 11. M.
Darnell, I. C. liny, c H. Wvatt, F. P.
Shaves, U. A. Funger, 1. K. llauerfeind.
Appointment nf T. F. Kgxn as Second
Lieutenant announced He will proceed
to State Fair Grounds, Dallas, Tex , for
duty.
First I.leut. A. ' Yarnall from his present
duty to Fort Sam Houston, Texas. 30&th
Cavalry, for duty.
Appointment of C. J. McDonough as First
Lieutenant announced. He will proceed
to Garden "lty. I.. I.
Appointments of following as Second Lieu
tenants announced: J. W Camp. J J.
Lee. Jr.. J. R McCaffrey. W J Maglll,
C C Pell, P. P. Ji nes, .1 S Iteltenbah,
F I,. Roberts, 1' 1' Sanhorne. A. II.
Smith. S Sutton. F Tompkins, S.
Tompkins. Above officers placed on
nctlve duiv at Gerstner Field, Lake
Charles lt
Appointments of following as Second Lieu- ,.., , y Hnjt. Itise Ho-Pltnl Nn 19,
tensnts announced. V. II Arthur. R. K , nftche.ler. tn New York orthopedic II"'
De Castro. II R. Price, K. H Illehtrd- p,Bj jnr liiKtrui lion and thn to his
son Above officers were pUccd on elation .. , ,,.. ...
active duty at Oerstner Field, Lake virt Ueut. W S It-nnett from dutl nt
Charles. La. CAmp la.gan. Tcx.v. to Camp Reaure-
Leave of absenro for five dasa granted' xr ird, Alexandria. I.a
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Suites
Bed
KoanUriy
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No. fi6--6-pc Mahogany
tOuion Anne! . . .
$435.00
400.00
215.W)
200.00
300.00
No. 44 5-pc MnhoKany
i,Louis XVI 235.00
No. 7-pc. Mahoeany
(,'.', illiam & Maiy Twin lieds 530.00
No. 37 4-po. r.'ff.fh Miil'.ORany
(Louis XVI 213.00
No. 30 4-po. MahoKany
(.Queen Anne' 150.00
Solid Mahogany Day Bed
Illtr. (lrsln. riiiWitsI in Hidwh or
Hod Miihogany Ivory on fA
or Black Knamel. JpiSU.UU
Hair Mattrrss A llov Nprlnt, MO rvlru
Sereral othrr stylrs In Hay Urdu,
from U to 30, In Hoi Id Slahog
any. Wicker anci l.arqurr.
Solid Mahogany Novelties
Reduced 10f to 50 from regular prices
Second Lieut. J. London, ....
First Lieut. R. E. Ludlck ta Ilailahurst
Field. Mlneola, L. I., for duty.
First Lieut. D. Log to participate In
aerial nights. . .
Appointment of C. M. Knight as Flrit
Lieutenant announced. He Is assigned
to active duty at Taylor Field, Mont
gomery, Ala. .
Appointment of following announced! To
be Captains Capts. C. H. Auatln, II. S.
Curry, G. V. Head, U H. McAdow, P.
K Oxanne. It. U. Tldrosf and W. U
Hrown. To be First Lieutenants First
I.leuts. W. II. Durrett, W. F. Hoedker,
tl. U. Ramsey, J. It. Cowglll and C. C.
litem. Totbe Second Lieutenants Sec
ond Lieuts. O. 11. Pratt. 11. N. Ott, J.
L. Smith. G. W. Oberlln. J. L. Nave,
A. I.. Holbrook, II, Felnsteln and A. J.
Cheritree.
Ordnance Officers.
Following from duly at Rock Island (III.)
Arsenal to Camp Dodge, Des Moines,
Iowa: First Lieuts. K. M. U Hershy.
K. M. Lundberg, 11. A. Stevens, F. K.
Harris. It. K. Lano and L. Ingalle; Sec
ond Lleuls. O. II. Hugcn, E. D. Knowiss
and II. II. Rogers.
Following from Hock Island (III.) Arsenal
to Camp Dodge, Des Moines, Iowa, for
duty: Capts. (1. Schuster, II. P. Kirch
ner and It. Sturges; First Lieuts. R. .!.
Coleman und It. J. ltallard; Second
Lieut. W. II. Cater. ,,
Appointment of First Llout. W. L. Nlcoll
to same grade In (Juirtermaster Reserve
Corps announced, kin will report to act
ing Quartermaster-Gcnernl tor duty.
Appointment of 1 II. McClellan as Cap
tain announced. Ho will rtport to Chief
of Ordnanto.
Appointment of C. II. Mills as Second
Lteutunant announced. H wilt report
to Chief of ordnance.
Leave of absence granted Capt. W. S.
Taft extended one month. .
Following from their present duties at
Camp Dodge, Iowa, to First Provisional
Ordnanco Depot ilattallon. Camp Dodge:
Capt. K. S. Crosby, First Lleuls. J. .
Brockhagr, J. c. Jlolt, F. M. Wellcr, J.
Kearney. C. Hutll. . M
Following from daty at Camp Dodge.
Iowa, to t'amp Jackson, Columbia, S.
C.: Capt. It. A, Gregory, First Lieuts.
J. II. McRlhlnney, It. J. Hems and T
M, Dunlap. .
Second Lieuts. P. If, Abey and K. J. Con
tois from Krankford Arsenal, Philadel
phia, tn Camp Dodge, Dts Moines, la.,
Fo'now!ngyF!rst Lleiijs. from duty at Rork
island, HI., Arsesffl to Camp Jackson.
'Columblu, S. C. for duty: W. E. Spears,
W. H. Wllemaii, C. A. Myer.
Following from duty at Rock Island. III..
Arsennl to Camp Dodge, Iowa: Capt A.
W. CarndufT, First Lieut. A. A. Mlsch.
Medical Officers.
First Lieut. .1 II. Schrneder. from duty
l-..n.,n tln.Mltul. l'l.rt 1.0SHII. H. Routs,
Ark., to bis home. Lieut. Schroedcr U
honorably tlscharged, ....
First Lieut. C. F. fayre, from dutv at
Camp Upton, to his home. Lieut. Sayrc
s Is honoralil discharged.
Appointment of Major V C. aughan. to
grade of Lieutenant-Colonel, Medical
Corps, N. A., annnunceil.
Follow Ing to actlvo duty by wire t.
Southern Department, for duty: spt
. S. llroivn. :apt. F. R. Winn. Hrsi
Lieuts. O W. Cunningham. J. H. I'lcs,
eon. .1. W. Mr.Mahon, T. K. Jones. 1'.
W. Nltsihe, M. A. Ramadell, M. 1'
First" Ll'eut. C. L. Piper, to active dut
Southern Department, Fort Sam Hons
l""' ,, e.-.m dutv at
First Lieut. L. It. ost. .tfp."',
Fn't Itlley. Ksris as I .1 1 svo, Tex..
..I.. . ..... f.r iltllV
First l..tut 1 K I os irom ;;aj
Fifth Knglnetrs. Corpus Cnrlsll. Tex to
Comp Travis. Fort Mini Houston. Texas.
lor nuiy
iXn to
inn miuii'ii . ,
Appointment of the following in graoc ...
Captain announced F ret Lieuts 1
II Hums (i 1.. Schofleld. T. "A. Martin.
I; V I "if rin. J. T. Uenbow. J M. Hlrnle.
S N. Doiid. C K lumbar. A. M. ''rron-
:. ,. .'......; i si,.hi. V L. Smith
v; II Sturgl', H Vansandt. C. L.
Woolsev J A Work. Jr.. J. L llyr.l.
.I F Arthur. W n. Royce. K O. 1 rn
don R S Clinton. F Crounse. D II.
Faust. .. C Mai...:.. C. V. I.lr.. oln. 1 . t.
Myers. C. F. Yer.inn, S. C Spencer. M. A.
WaJtlns. C C Whittle, .1. H. Ueattle.
j T V niiril, 1 11 Cliandle-, C. A. Col .
.1 M. Cvlnk'tiin, .lr F R. Corson. I 1
Crad.lnck. .1 M. Dlx. A. Durham. II J
Hscan. R. C Henderson. . .
Ms Jor K, D Hon lurant from duty at Camp
Gordon. Georgia, to Newport News.
Kir" LlVul F W McNamara from dutv at
Cagle Pn. Tex . to Camp Travis, Fort
vim Houston. Texas
First Lltiit. C O Mirnd-r honorably dls-
Flrs,t"Lre'ut. J J. Koskt from duty Camp
Greenleaf. Georgia, to Wllllamsbrldge
sjlT. v.Vri- nitv Armv General Hospital
. . ,utj.
yi'rri j.p.u't. W AKes'.er Is honorably dls-
wood, : v. t.rtsinger, ii. "'- ,V
Ma. G. L. Johnson. A. Miller, II. 1.
Mnselev. P. D. Mower. J. L. Orr. IL P.
i,U J I W T Pyle. U 11. Taft, T. S.
Troy. W. V. Korli. .!. U Walker P i:.
t- i I'nti.r.nn. r. i .mriri,
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Room Suites
Itiftularly
S250.00
Sal.-
$187.50
185.00
375.00
165.00
115.C0
Tea Wagon
Solid Muliuxnny.
Sun I7.HCL'7''.
Mai STvhv ('oMii;irtiiii-nl ,
under ri'inov idilo kIcihs trav
piiiliH'd whit hi a liiimlli'i'.
Kliixs sholf nt huts (y QQ
This Establishment will be Open
all day To-morrow, MONDAY.
Stem Brothers
West 42nd Street Between 5th and 6th cenues) West 43rd Street
The New Spring Fashions
for Women are Very Attractive
There are costumes for every occasion of dress street, afternoon, evening or
sports wear embodying every worth while fashion dictate in
, style, material, trimming tir color combinations.
The Tailored Suits
Are shown with the new trim Eton or
effective pony jackets, also box, belted
or straight line models. 1 he materials ara
serges, Poiret twills, tricotine, Roshanara
and moonglo crepes, tweeds, knitted cloth.
A Timely Early Season Offering of
Black Dress Silks
Values up to $2.75 yd,
at $1.28
Included are Chiff on Taffetas, Crepe de Chines, Satin
de Chine, Mousseline Duchesse, Liberty Satin, Peau
de Soie, Satin Duchesse and Messaline.
Also 40 inch Satin Royal, $1.58 yd.
Soft lustrous finish, new street shades and black. Actual value' $2.50 yd.
Choice Chinese Carpets are included
in the February Sale
A number of selected pieces in the most wanted colorings pattern
beautilully embossed at the lowest prices yet offered,
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SIZE Color Were
6x83ft gold $135
6x83",'ft. tan $110
6iix8Mt blue $135
73:jx9.Uft eream$188
7;4x93-4'ft blue $165
7x9Hft gold $145
NOW
$98
$88
$98
$145
$128
$110
Also Antique Chinese Rugs, small sizes,
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Odd Pieces of Bedroom, Dining Room,
Living Room and Miscellaneous
Furniture at Half Price
$195.00 American Walnut Bedroom Suite, 4 pes, $.17.50
Mahogany Bedstead,
formerly $80.00 at $40.00
T'in Bedstead Black Enamel,
hand decorated; formerly $50.00, $25.00
Antique Ivory Bureaus,
marble tup; fonnt-iiy $150.00, at 75.00
Antique Ivory Bedsteads,
twin size; formerly $115.00. .at 57.50
$292.00 Japanese
Mahogany Toilet Table,
formerly $42.00 at
Full Size Walnut Bedstead,
formerly $70.00 at
Golden Oak Wardrobes,
Jormerly $70.00 at
Walnut Toilet Table,
formerly $65.00 at
Black Enamel Bureaus,
formerly $50.00 at
Odd, Dining
Very special values are 'eat'tred
the entire stock. Inspection
few examples of tchich follow:
SIZE Color Were NOW
8'4'x9Kft blue $158 $135
8xl0ft gold $145 $115
9x12ft blue $235 $188
9'4'xirM'ft.go!(i $225 $175
9x12ft ro.se $295 $225
9i.jxlli'oftblue$:V25 $238
Decorated Dining Room
$21.00
$35.00
$35.00
$32.50
$25.00
Room Chairs at Half Price.
The Women's Dresses
Are most attractive, eone are plain tailored,
others elaborately braided or embroidered.
Among the, materials are jersey, serge,
cab4idine,.nf)tine,fasonetie,taffeta,satbis,
foulards. Georgette crepe and printed voilcb.
throughout
invited.
SIZE Color Were NOW
10HX13 i.tft blue ?S8o $29o
10Mxl3ft rose $475 3i5
10x1334ft gold $278 2l.5
12 ixl3 ) it t goio $495 j-385
13x14 aft blue.?685 .$596
13x15' ;ft erv:im$495 $385
from $ 20.00 to 37.50
French Grey Enamel Chiffo
nier, glass lop; formerly $133.00 66.50
Antique Ivorv Chiffonier,
formerly $45.00 at $22.50
Antique Ivory Twin Beds,
formerly $40.00 . at $20.00
Antique Ivory Toilet Table,
formerly $50.00 at $25.00
Suite, 8 pes, $146.00
Mahogany Dining Table,
formerly $85.00 at $42.50
Jacobean Oak Dining Table,
formerly $(!5.C0 at $32.50
SheratonMahoganyBookcase
formerly $110X0 at $55.00
Mahogany Davenport,
in damask; formerly $100.00,at $50.00
MahoganyDiningRoomSuite
10 pc.; formerly $1500.00 . . .at 300.00
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