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SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY.
Cloud, Maj. Howard H„ Quarter
master Corps. Army Industrial Col
lege, to Fort Mason, Calif., August 13.
Moore, Maj. John I., Air Corps, Boll
ing Field, Anacostia, to Hawaiian De
partment, August 13.
Wickliffe, Maj. Charles A., Judge
Advocate General's Department, Fort
Sam Houston, Tex., to office, judge
advocate general, July 1.
Brand, Maj. Clarence E., Judge Ad
vocate General's Department, office
judge advocate general, to Fort Sam
Houston, Tex., July 1.
Whitesides, Capt. Sterling E., jr.,
Chemical Warfare Service, Army In
dustrial College, to Hawaiian Depart
ment, August 4.
Harrison, Capt. Edwin H., Ordnance
Department, to Aberdeen Proving
Ground, Md., on completion of his
present tour of foreign service.
NAVY.
White, Capt. Robert A., detached
TT. S. S. Chaumont to Naval Operating
Base, Norfolk, Va.
Barbey, Comdr. Daniel E., detached
Destroyer Division 17, to Bureau of
Navigation, June.
Doyle, Comdr. Walter E., detached
staff commander of battleships, Battle
Force, to Naval Operations, June 5.
Struble, Comdr. Arthur D., detached
staff commander of cruisers, Scouting
Force, to Naval Operations, June 7.
Davis, Lieut. Comdr. James K., de
tached U. S. S. Colorado, to Navy
Yard, June 1.
Davis, Lieut. Comdr. Ransom K.,
detached U. S. S. New Orleans, to
office judge advocate general, June 1.
Graham, Lieut. Comdr. Roy W. M.,
detached U. S. S. Nevada, to Naval
Academy, June 1.
Hudson, Lieut. Comdr. Roy C., de
tached command U. S. S. Sands, to
Naval Boiler Laboratory, Philadelphia,
Pa., June.
Krueger, Lieut. Comdr. Ernest H.,
detached U. S. S. New Orleans, to
Naval Gun Factory, Navy Yard,
June 19.
Seligman, Lieut. Comdr. Morton T.,
detached Bureau of Aeronautics, to
U. S. S. Ranger, June.
Slocum, Lieut. Comdr. Harry B., de
tached U. S. S. Tennessee to Naval
Gun Factory. Navy Yard, JUne.
Stevens, Lieut. Comdr. Leslie C.,
detached as assistant naval attache,
American Embassy, London, England,
to Bureau of Aeronautics, May 25.
Davis, Lieut. Ernest J., detached TJ.
8. S. Beaver, to Naval Training Sta
tion. Norfolk, Va.. May.
Dole. Lieut. Richard M., detached
Naval Academy to U. 8. 8. Brooklyn,
May.
Freiburghouse, Lieut. Leonard F.,
detached Bureau of Ordnance, to
staff commander of Minecraft, Battle
Force.
Gordlnier, Lieut. Virgil F., detached
TT. S. 8. Brooks, to Naval Academy,
June 1.
Graham. Lieut. William W, jr., de
tached U. 8. 8. Arctic, to Naval Acad
emy, June 1.
Craighill, Lieut, (jgl Robert R., de
tached U. 8. 8. J. Fred Talbot, to
Naval Academy, June 21.
Mother Contest Closes April 10.
The rioting date for entries in the
“American Mother of 1937” contest
has been extended to April 10, the
Golden Rule Foundation Mother’s Day
Committee announced today. Yes
terday originally was set as the entry
deadline. The winner will be invited
to visit New York and act as spokes
man for the foundation’s Mother's day
observance.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.
Dance, Internal Revenue, Mayflower
Hotel, 8 p.m.
Dance, Oklahoma State Society,
Mayflower Hotel, 10 p.m.
Dance. W. P. A., Broadmoor Hotel,
9:30 p.m.
Dance, Friday Evening Dancing
Club, Willard Hotel, 9 p.m.
Dance, Friendship Chapter, O. I. S.,
4511 Wisconsin avenue, 9 p.m.
Dance, Procurement Division Lodge
No. 86, American Federation of Gov
ernment Employes, Joppa Hall, 4209
Ninth street, 9 p.m.
TOMORROW.
Meeting, Biological Society of Wash
ington, Cosmos Club, 8 p.m.
Dance, Social Security Board Union,
Pythian Temple, 1012 Ninth street,
8 p.m.
Dance, Thomas Marshall Club,
Broadmoor Hotel, 10 p.m.
Dance, Forty and Eight Club, Ward
man Park Hotel, 10 p.m.
Dance, Bureau of Indian Affairs,
Wardman Park Hotel, 10 p.m.
Dance, Credit Union, Mayflower
Hotel, 9 p.m.
Dinner, Kappa Phi Legal Sorority,
Shoreham Hotel. 7 p.m.
—
Dinner, Johns Hopkins University
Cotillion Board, Shoreham Hotel,
7:30 p.m.
Marriage Licenses.
John B. Lee. 27. 2034 O st.. and Ruth
M Byington. 24. 3611 Davenport st.;
Rev J w. Rustin.
Foster E. Btlbaugh. 22. Hopwood. Pa.,
and Ireatha M. Linn. 18. 1308 Spring
rd.: Rev. H. M. Hennlg.
Herman M Jenkins. 31, 22B 3rd st., and
Ethel E Bailey. 30. 1946 Calvert st.;
Rev. N. E. Wicker. Jr.
Emile E Mehl 25. 1423 Montague st.. and
Ann G. Chlund. 27. 2622 Garfield it.;
Rev. F. B. Harris.
Mordecta B Adkins. 39. and Melvenlm
Adkins. 36. both of Roxbury. Va.; Rev.
J S Montgomery.
Isadore Seigle 29. Richmond, and Tetta
Kaminsky. 22, McKeesport. Pa.; Rev,
S. H Metz.
Paul A. Brookhart, 22 and Edith S.
Thomas 21. both of Butler. Pa.; Rev.
F. B Harris.
Charles M. Dockendorff. 30. Spokane,
Wash and Phyllis L. Smith. 29. Buck
hannon. W. Va.; Rev. R. A. Cantmell.
Royce L. Givens. 27. Smlthvllle. Tenn..
and Virginia L. Purl 28. Muskogee,
Ok la.; Rev. 8 R. Allison.
Llovd A. Falres 27. and Greta O. Lasenby.
32 both of Greensboro. N. C.; Rev.
J. W. Rustin.
Moses Taylor 23 422 Canal at., and
Maude Neely, 23. 706 Euclid st.; Rev.
K W. Roy.
Alfred W. Hampton. 21. 467 Florida ave.,
and Thelma Mitchell 18. 903 44th »t.
n.e : Rev. Charles Beck.
RudolDh Ivery. 30. 1421 1st st., and Vir
ginia Cooley, 22. 48 Hanover at.; Rev.
R. T Epps
Raymond S. Sifdol. 39. 3800 14th st.. and
Ruth E Lee. 24. 316 Tennessee ave.
n.e.: Rev. O. F. Blackwelder.
Rudolph L. Johnson. 23. and Margaret
Johnson. 26. both of 1808 Connecticut
ave.: Rev P. J. Bohanan.
Robert H. Smith. Jr.. 29 1416 Madlion
st. and Hazel J. Bussa, 26. Bronx. N. Y.;
Rev. A. L Healy.
Oeias O. Adkins. 26. and Juliet O. Adkins.
19 both of Roxbury. Va.; Rev. J. S.
Montgomery.
Robert R. Davis, 23. 6023 Clay st. n.e..
and Teresa E. Smoot 21. 4611 Eads st.
n.e.. Rev. H. L. Gaskins.
William A Penwlck. 40. 921 6th st. I.e_
and Mary C. Mason. 37. 1102 R it.;
Rev. R. M Williams.
Joseph A. Young. 21. 1816 12th st.. and
Lorraine R French, 18, 1121 Montello
ave. n.e.; Rev. R. A. Fairley.
Lucian Cave 22 and Ethel M. Graves.
19. both of Stanley. Va.; Rev. J. C. Ball.
Harry Borensteln Jr.. 37. and Olga Hol
lander. 23, both or Baltimore; Rev. J.
Klavan.
J. Marshall Hanna, 29. Oregon. Mo., and
Mary P. Webber. 31, Arlington. N. J.;
Rev. J. K. Cartwright.
Santo Pavone. 21. and Pauline Till. 19,
both of 1112 13th st.; Rev. M. P.
German.
Francis J. Flood 32. and Laura Hill. 27,
both af Philadelphia; Judge R. E Mat
tingly.
George E. Murray. 28. 1020 9th >t., and
Eva M. Byers. 31, 1623ft 14th it.; Rev.
E. C. Smith.
John Harrell. 32. 309 R at., and Edith
Thomas. 18. 4918 4th st.; Rev. O. L.
Davis.
HERZOG’S . t« the store for menj
must
Hg
known for their style,
tailoring, fabrics and
QUALITY
The '
CLERMONT
Spring’s Outstanding Man’s Suit
For 31 years Herzog's has answered the
demand for smart clothes at popular
prices. This spring is no exception. We
are now showing a brilliant array of new
models that are correct in every fashion
detail ... a wide range of 0
fabrics and uncommon col- ***
orful patterns. Sizes for
men and young men at
• Charge Accounts Invited • 4 Ways to Pay
1k A
Traffic Convictions
SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
William H. McDuffie, 725 Seventh
street southeast, $10.
George L. Collins, 418 U street, (10.
Julian Buydam, 820 Ninth street
northeast, $10.
Harry H. McKnee, Jr., 1673 Park
road, (5.
FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Ralph R Winslow, Virginia. $10.
Roderick Adams, Virginia, $5.
Jack A. Maine, 1423 R street, $5.
John G. Woodfield, Maryland, $5.
Carey G. York, 1507 W street south
east, $5.
Walter R. Wood, New York, $5.
Wilbur T. Smith, 5232 Illinois ave
nue, $10.
Tan Reed, 614 Florence street, $5.
James W. Sheperd, 647 Lexington
place northeast, (5.
William J. Canella, 555 Fifteenth
street southeast, $10.
Homer W. Slpe, Capital Trust
Co., $5.
P. Paul Wessner, 1900 F street, $5.
James D. Gainer, Maryland, $5.
Henry E. Elserschmldt, Maryland,
510.
Helen M. Treudley, 2401 Calvert
street, $5.
James Howard, 474 Clarks eourt
southwest, $5.
Thomas W. Reynolds, 620 Raleigh
place, $5.
Mary N, Talmadge. Maryland, $5.
George T. Hunter, Maryland, $5.
Edward D. Godfrey, Maryland, $10.
Lorenzo Kerschbaum, 458 K street,
55.
James M. McDonald, 3428 Oakwood
terrace, $10.
SUSPENDED PERMITS.
Morton W. Hannel, 709 Longfellow
street, revoked.
Alble Hemllck, 1206 Hemlock street,
revoked.
John G. Loeffler, 1224 Water street
southwest, revoked.
Charles Minor, 1744 Seaton plaoe,
revoked.
Paul C. Murphy, 1445 Park road,
revoked.
Edward M. Gray, 811 Twenty-first
street, suspended.
R&fe&l H. Marti nee, 1507 Park road,
suspended.
James A. Palmer, 2533 D street,
revoked.
Katie W. Presgraves, 1215 Fourth
street, revoked.
Robert L. Welch, 419 V street,
revoked.
Roy O. Conner, 530 Somerset plaoe,
15 days.
James Duncan, 1130 Fifth street,
unreasonable, 30 days, seoond offense.
Richard V. Flynt, 208 F street, un
reasonable, 30 days.
Oran H. Geedy, 2116 Fourth street
northeast, 30 days.
Emory A. Wheeler, 2615 Thirty-first
street, unreasonable, 30 days.
Births Reported.
Simone and Rosa Barravecchia. boy.
Bernard and Elizabeth Momingstar. girl.
Charles and Dorothy Milbrook., boy.
Irving and Ruth Dixon, boy.
Rudolph and Bessie Becker, boy.
Peter and Thelma Buonviri. boy,
George and Norma Sterling, girl.
William and Marie Clark, girl.
Samuel and Anna Rosen, girl.
John and Catherine Hipps. girl.
Thomas and Louise Gannon, girl.
James and Louise Donahue, girl.
James and Helen Embrey. girl.
Georgie and Elizabeth Hogge, jr.. boy.
Wmilree and Esther Nelson, boy.
Morris and Dorothy Shuken. boy.
Harold and Agnes Davis, boy.
Simon and Rita Chills, boy,
Edward and Esther MpKnight. girl.
Thaddeua and Laura Kuls. girl.
Joseph and Bernice Offenbacker. girl.
Thomas and Vivian Bryan, girl.
Robert and Marlons Elcholti. girl.
William and Myrtle Womeraley. girl.
Horace and Oladya Bolts, boy.
ftank and Helen Carter, boy.
Alton and Elsie Jones, boy.
Isaac and Matilda Smith, boy.
Samuel and Etta Marshall, girl.
Oeorge and Beatrice Brown, girl.
Paul and Mary Townsend, boy.
Leo and Zetherlne Jones, boy.
Murdock and Marie Schofield, boy.
Wilbur and Rue Robinson, boy.
John and Maude Lancaster, girl.
Norman and Cornelia Morris, girl.
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Deaths Reported.
Charles E. Shoemaker. 84, St. Elisabeth’s
Hospital. _
Benjamin F. McCaully. 81. Oallinger Hos
pital.
Mary 8. Rice. 77. 1448 Chapin at.
Adam E. Nichols. 72. 1108 E gt. a.e.
Martha B. Townsend. 72. 2310 Connecticut
ave.
Elizabeth F. Healey. 70. 1403 Varnum at.
Elijah Ramey. <58. 807 8th at. s.w.
Ellen McOahagan. 81. 8200 M at. a.e.
Prank Haielmeyer. 68, Home lor Aged and
Infirm.
Harry J. Ayers. 62. ProTldenee Hospital.
Oertrude P. Cordell. 62. Oeorio Washing
ton Hospital
Mary L. Balleneer. 60. 814 L at. a.e.
Llbbie Oulstorl. 60. Oeorge Washington
Hospital.
Henry J. Conner. 48. 1732 Park rd.
Margaret Carroll. 35. Emergency Hospital.
Ethel B. FarraU. 30. Casualty Hospital.
Jack Boone. 20. Emergency Hospital.
Ester A. Jennings. 17. Emergency Hos
pital.
Hugh Lowerby. 4 Children'! Hoapltal.
Emma Woodward. 70. 2805 Dumbarton
ave.
Josephine Lumpkins. 68. St. Elisabeth's
Hospital.
Terusha Harris. 62 311 C at. s.w.
Betty Mays. 60. 2124 P at.
Matthew M. Jackson. 65. Oalllnger Hos
pital.
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