davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-21
CAN USE A FEW MORE GUS TONERS AT THE O. K BARBER SHOP.
STARR BUCKIlNG GALE

The Starr-today noon was 200 miles from Port Althorp bucking a north. erly gale.
 The Redwood left Excursion Inlet for Squaw Harbor, AS miles west of Cape Spencer. s~A.EMa
 Freighter Cordova is in Cordovas
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-21

Eaton, Crane, Pike Stationery at the Alaska Shop. If
, 1925-08-27
Burleigh Withers
Extends Greetings
to Rawlins Friends

BurleIgh Withcrs. a former Raw
Inns boy who is now located in Chi
ago and is president OF the Buricigh
Withers Advertising company. cx-
tends 10 his Rawlins friends best re-
CARDS through the columns OF The
Republican.
The letter from Burlcigh Is ms fol-
lows.
August 20. 1925
Rawlins Republican.
Rawlins. wyoming.
Gentlcmen:-
Enclosed please md my check
for $3.50 renewing my subscription
to the Rawiins Republican. / an
not be without IL.
am watching with a great deal OF
interest your ''Thirty-four years ago
section and wish you would put In
one OF twenty-five years ago. can
remember Rawlins about 81 years
x but "a In about two years before
VI took up residence In Wyoming.
with best regards to all my Raw
Inns friends. I am
Yours very truly
BURLEf0H wITHERS.
r. S.-A rod~o here In Chicago 60
ing on now. wont hold . candle TO
yours.
, 1925-08-27
IMMIGRANTS SEND BACK
MILLIONS TO EUROPE

Immigrants in the United States are
still sending back millions annually
to their relatives and friends in Eu-
rope and Asia. 1t is estimated that
$500, 000, 900 has been sent out of
the country in this manner during the
past year, and this export of immi-
grant money forms one of the con-
siderable items in the annual import
and export balance.
Estimates of the department
showed that during 1924 immigrants
RENTED 500, 100000 to Italy, $780,
100000 to Germany, $50, OOO,O 900 to
Poland, $25,00O,000 to Russia, and
$2O,00O,0O0 each to Greece and Ire
land. These large remittances Of
American money serve greatly to re-
duce the favorable trade balance of
the United States the department
said. which on actual imports and
exports Of merchandise during 1924
showed a balance Of 1910, 100000 in
, 1925-08-27

dale.
Teton county, E. N. Moody, Jack
SON.
Sweetwater county, 1. S. Taliaferro
Rock Springs.
Hot Springs county, c. E. Stewart,
Thermopolis.
Washable county. DR.. w. o. Gray,
Worland.
Big Horn county, P. P. Anderson,
Basin.
Park county, Jacob Schwoob, Cody.
Fremont county, II. II. Schools,
Lander.
Johnson county. J.. c. Flint, Buff
falo.
Sheridan county, w. H. Wallace,
Sheridan.
Campbell county, Theodore Waner-
us, Gillette.
Niobrara county, VIM. Delahoyde,
Lusk.
Laramie county, l.. A. Miller,
Cheyenne.
Albany county. Stanley Edwards,
Laramie.
Uinta county. William Pugh,
Evanston.
Converse county, J. d. LeBar,
Douglas.
Natrona county. w. F. Wilkerson,
Casper.
Under the new bylaws adopted,
the State has been divided into six
districts. and one person from each
district is elected as an executive
committeeman. At a directors meet
ing Immediately following the general
convention. the following with the
officers will comprise the executive
committees:
District No. STANLEY Edwards.
Laramie.
District No. Pr. II. Alcorn, Raw
Inns.
District No 81. L. Newton. Lam
der.
District No. A. Glen f. Smith.
Thermopolis.
District No. 81. C. FIT, Buff
falo.
District No. G. VIM. Delahoyde,
Lusk.
At the meeting OF the directors 1t
was decided to defer selecting the
next annual meeting place and leave
1t at the discretion Of the executive
committee.
The convention approved the new
brochure just issued by the Club and
authorized an edition OF 10000 for
general distribution, copies of which
may be obtained by anyone COM
municating with the secretary. D.. w.
Greenburg. Box 1915. Casper. Wyo.
Coincident with the holding OF the
Motor Club Convention. the Wyom-
Ing Press Club held its annual meet
ing and reelected Its old officers,
Theo. Wanerus. Cheyenne. president:
l.. l.. Newton. Lander. secretary
treasurer: Directors: p. p. Anderson.
Basin. North District: +. Il. Hanway.
Casper. Central District; X. II. Al
corn. Rawlins. South District.
, 1925-08-27

ling aerial, riding and straight cir
Gus displays will enthrall, while the
Siberian tigers under Aage Chris
Jensen, the mixed groups, the huge
groups of lions and lionesses-these
are a few highlights among the steel
arena hair raisers.
A downtown ticket office will be
found at The Pierce and Ryan Drug
store, opening at 9 o'clock. Prices
will be the same as on the show
ground.
, 1925-08-27
r KINDS OF FAILURE

There are three kinds of failures"
declares A. H. Landwehr, president
OF the Holland Furnace Company, in
Forbes Magazine: chose who never
attempt to succeed; those who make
mistakes and repeat them without
profiting by them; and those who do
things right but don't finish the job"
, 1925-08-27
SOME S~IDELIGHTS
FOR CIRCUS A

Arrfval-The Sells-Floto circus
Is due to arrive in Rawlins over
the Union Pacific, early We'd
nesday morning, from Laramie.
Cages, wagons and equipment
will be unloaded in the yards
and Immediately hauled to the
place of exhibition.
Show Grounds-The r o d e O
grounds.
Parade-The Sells-Floto pa
rade. the largest In the world.
with scores of open dens of per-
forming wild animals, is due in
the business section shortly be-
fore noon. The route from the
fairgrounds will be over the
streets usually followed by pa
rades.
Free Attractions - Immedi-
ately after the parade sensa-
tional free acts will be offered
on the grounds, heralding the
opening of double sideshows.
Follow the parade to the lot.
Performance an
nouncing THE Bride and the
Beasts" spectacular Egyptian
extravaganza will sound at 2
and 8 p. m. Doors open at /
and z. Employed in the spec
tacle r 1000 performers. in
cluded being trained wild an
imals, bands. horses. riders,
singers and several hundred
gayly costumed dancing girls.
Ticket Office For the con-
venience of patrons a ticket Of
flee will be opened about 8 a.
m. Wednesday morning at the
Pierce and Ryan drug store.
Prices will be the same as ON
the show lot.
Departure-Trains will leave
shortly after midnight over the
Union Pacific for Rock Springs.
, 1925-08-27
favor Of this country.

favor of this country.
Remittances during 1924 totaled
$3.50, 1000, 900, but during the same
period arriving immigrants were esti-
mated to have brought $46,O00,OO
of their own money into the country.
Although remittance increased
during 1924 1t Is expected that the
new immigration law will gradually
cut down the rate Of increase in the
future. owing to the difficulty of
immigrants in getting into the coun-
try,
, 1925-08-27

Europe's wild animal exhibitions
added.
The performances, opening with
1.-THE Bride and the Beasts" a bar
barrie, lyrical spectacle employing
1000 people and animals. climaxes in
a maze Of excitement. it is announced,
and all big top fans are advised to be
prepared for the thrill of a life time.
The famous Sells-Floto liberty horse
acts, augmented this year, the dazz-
, 1925-08-27

E. M. Larson, treasurer of school
district No. 25, was a Rawlins bust
ness visitor from Bairoil on Monday
of this week.
, 1925-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wright and
family were Rawlins rodeo visitors
from Hanna ON Friday last.
, 1925-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mckay, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Mckay. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Larsen and Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
A. Hansen motored to Saratoga on
Sunday. They enjoyed a fish dinner
at the Sisson hotel Sunday evening.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Women's Apparel
Small Lots

-75 Dresses. rayon stripes. nov
city prints. dotted voiIe apd
printed dimity. Straightline and
tailored styles. Were &1 QE
$2.95 to $5.95. Each. spA'oo
Utility Dresses and White
Uniforms. made of Fruit of the
Loom muslin. slightly soiled and
mussed. Straightline and dou-
BILE service. % So to 4s Sl.24
bingham II d Chambray
Dresses. in checks, plaids and
plain colors, trimmed with con-
trasting colOrs, and white. Sizes
36 to As. $1.95 value. @7 %
AT
~125 Wash Blouses, voiles. ba-
tistes and dimities. Some tai
lored, others trimmed with lace,
hand-embroidery, etc. Long and
three-quarter sleeves.
Were Sl.95 to S39S. c1 10
Al ........
--35 Silk RlonSeS. crepe de
chimes. in overblouse styles, in
light and dark colars. Broken
81 slzes' es We're :, $3.50 TO So. .48
-22 Misses Campus Sport
Coats. brilliantly colored. flannel
lined. with large pockets and
convertible mushroom and throw
scarf collars. Sizes
IA to 20. Were S1695. CT Oc
Now ................
-2J Girls Raincapes. with rub
Der surface. with hoods attached
in red and navy. Sizes QOo
d to 10. We're $l.19.
-2S Imported Beaded Dresses.
in straightline silhouette. These
are beaded with crystal beads.
in beautiful designs: have cap
sleeves: In a good range of
sizes; in black. jade. Madonna
blue and orchid, &1R SO
We're s39 80. now. %Ao'co
Blocked and Plain Atwood
Coats. large convertible collars.
neatly tailored cuffs. trimmed
with self or bone buttons: sery-
iceably lined throughout: in dark
and light browns or serviceable
Plaids. Misses and c. OS
women's sizes. Friday @ 40
kann's-Second Floor.
Luggage
= Week End Wardrobe Steam
er Trunks. Were @1R M
$500. Special. @ AO'OO
S Regulation Size Wardrobe
Trunks. with open raised tops.
snsoia, Sssd,arly $4,000 $l6.95
kann'S-Third E'lnor
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Apron Frocks, Robes,
Slips, Etc.

POO Apron. F'rOcks. of giDg-
ham. English prints and novelty
materials. Broken lots. $1.49
to s2.s5 values. Special 05c
edch .........
-21 Bath Robes, of Beacon
hla nket cloth. Seconds of high
er-priced garments. S3.45
Special, each. ......
ID Corduroy Robes. in wide
vale, plain or en-
bossed designs. spe- 80 80
'Idl
100 Extra Size Gowns. of
shadow striped batiste. Jenny
necks. Regularly Csc. 7Qc
Special .-..............
-3S Two-piece Pajamas, of
shadow-striped hatiste and mus
lin. Regularly Csc. Spe- 7Oo
clal ......-.......
30 Gowns. of batiste. trimmed
with Porto Rican hand-embroid-
cry. Regularly S1.19. 7Oo
Special ..............
so Flannelette Gowns. slightly
so d. Regularly @1 10
s1.4a to S195. Special. %A
100 Costume. Slips, of English
sateen and imported broadcloth.
street shades. Regu- CT 90
1arly Sl.95. Special.
SIS Freedom" Boomers. of
sateen. Knee length. full seats.
Dark colors. Regularly 7Qc
s1.00. Special. ......
-6S Chemise. of crepe-back
satin. Tailored or lace trimmed
Regular rly S5.95. Spe- GO o.
Cial
Eann'S-SecOndF Floor
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Mill Ends of Laces

Mills ends of silk, cotton and
metal effects in usuable lengths
for many different purposes. A
limited quantity of $50 90
only. Friday. a piece. c0C
Mill ends of Laces. edges from
J 10 6 inches wide. in black and
colors. Also metal effects, ma.
lority in 1-yard lengths. Only
about 12s remnants in all. 1n
Friday. length. LUZ
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Tomorrow-In the Dennison Demonstration
Baskets and Trays From Crepe Paper Rope
Street Floor.
Linens

10 Pure Linen Luncheon Sets.
OF good heavyweight linen. with
fancy colored border patterns.
Cloth. size 50x5o. and six nap
kins. 900 value. ST 90
Special. set. ...
81 Pure Linen Luncheon
Cloths. size 45Ni5. Good heavy
weight linen. with fancy col
ored borders S1.l9 value. QQc
Special .............-...
-IS0 Bureau and Dresser
Scarfs. size l7x50. with fancy
co!ored centerS, trimmed with
wide lace borders. $1.00 zQc
-4S Pure Linen Waffle Weave
Luncheon Sets. consisting of
cloth. size 5ox50. and six nap
llins to match. Blue ana gold
stripes. s2.95 value. 81 40
SpeciaI set c~'
-2oo yards Pure Linen Silver
bleached Table Damask. 81
inches wide. Good heavy weight
and sturdy wearing
quality. $1.25 value. QQo
Special
50 Turkish Bath Mats. fun
size. good weight. in thu solid
Colors of blue. pink and EOc
gold. S5c value. Special. o~
Remnants of 64-inch Basco
I.inenized Table Damask. a good
heavy weight and sturdy Wear
ing quality. VIII not lint after
laundering. Assorted patterns.
Sells from fun piece at
90c yard. Friday, special, SOc
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Art Goods }

- 1oouS
Odd lot of Pillows. made of
silk. cretonne and fancy cotton
materials. in rose. blue, Iaven-
der, yellow and green. Also a
few uncovered pillows. Large
sizes and fancy shapes. Csc to
$2.39 values. Special. 70
each ............... OSc
-lS pieces of Heavy Tapestry
Materials. used for covering fur
niture, etc. $1.30 to s6.95 val
ues. Special, each
$l.OO to $4.98
Odd lot of Stamped Pieces. IN
cluding Linen Tea Towels,
Three-piece Buffet Sets, Bed
room Sets, etc. 39c to 7S.
Sc values. Special, each. AoC
About 200 balls of l and
ounce Yarns, in different weight
and assorted colors. PC to
5sc values. Special. a H.
kann's-Fourth Floor.
Hosiery
s265 pairs of Children's Cotton
Ribbed Socks. with fancy tops.
Broken colors and sizes. For.
merly 3@c and soc. Spe- Oe
cial. a pair. SOC
-342 pairs of Women's FuIl-
fashioned Thread Silk Hose.
Radmoor and Faultless makes.
Broken sizes and colors. All
perfect. Regularly
$l.65. Special. a m1 M
pan
Street Floor.
Dolls
800 Dolls that have formerly
sold for $l.00. and S1.50, and in.
Guiding Bisque. Character and
Straight-limb Dolls. Fri 40
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Corsets, Girdles. Etc.

So Corsets and Girdles. of pink
and white brocade. Samples of
higher priced gar @1 40
ments. Each.
so odd Corsets. Girdles and
Step-ins and 'C-B, Regalistic.
kann's Special makes. etc.
$3.50 to $500 values. CT OS
Special .......... %A'>c
-46 COrSetS and GirdleS. odd
garments. including Stylish
Stout, Nine Lyra, p. ", etc.
$3.50 to $3.50 values. CT Oc
Special ...' ~
loo CorSettes; of pink and
white satin and bro
cades. $500 values. CD az
POO BrasSieres, a manufacture
er's close-o lot. Cotton mesh.
fancy stripes. etc. 75c to CO.
Sl.O0 values, Special. ;. Nv
SO Corsettes, of fancy stripes
and brocadeS. Sam
pies and broken lots. n1 An
special $l.49
kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
1000 Pairs of Gloves Going at
$l.79 Pr.

kid and I,ambskin Gloves. in novelty short cuff
strap wrist, 12-button and 2-clasp styles All i'm
ported. and piquc Embroidered
backs Colors black brown. tan, beaver gray
and cream with black. Sizes i'll the assortment t"
~. Shop early quantity is limited
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Knit Underwear

-174 Wumen's F'all-weight COT
ton Ribbed Union Suits. in vari-
ous styles. Mussed and soilcd.
Broken sizes Regularly Sl.00
and SIPS. Special, a ROc
30 Children'S Cotton Ribbed
Union suits. sleeperS and pants.
Knee and ankle lengths. Some
~uiled and muSsed. Broken styles
and sizes. SOC TO $l.25 2So
qualities. Special. each. Wv
3 for 81 90
20 Children Cotton Ribbed
t'leeced Waist Suits, slight sec
undS. Oil spots only. High
necks. long and short sleeves.
ankle length. White only. Sizes
in assortment TO - years.
&1.oo quality. Special, a 60c
SUIT ...........
Nann'S Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
600 Prs. Sl.OO Chiffon Silk Hose
69c Pr.

Clear Sheer, and Perfect Chiffon Silk Hose with
seamless feet seam up the back mercerized tops.
soles and heels A,good assortment OF coors from
which to select. Sizes 81 to TO- The value is un-
usual at the price.
kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Home Fittings

300 Window Shades. seconds
of Csc oil opaque grades.
3X5.9. Assorted cOlOrs. 1On
TIdCn
100 Imported Rep Couch
Covers, in striped effects. Regu-
lation length and
width. $3.50 grade. &1 OF
Special, each. .......
300 Panel Curtains, of various
laces. SO inches wide and "a
yards long. S195' to,
$2.45 value. Special. %1 OO
-dcH
300 Silk Ratine Fancy Pillows,
assorted shapes and colorings.
$3.50 to $3.50 values. 90
Special, each. h....... wv
Remnants of Curtain and
Drapery Materials. CSC to SOo
sl.25 values. Special, yard. oOC
Remnants of Curtain and
Drapery Materials. Csc to 2Oc
CSC grades. Special. yard wv
Curtains. in panels and pairs.
Resularly s2'S" to s4' $l.5O
Special at..........
80 pairs Sheeia Velour Por-
there's. in regulation length and
width. Various col
orS. 1896 value. G7 90
Special. pair ..... %''o
-75 Rayon firet Panel Cur
tains. Regularly s. GO 1E
10 81. Special. each. ~c' H'
-15a Rayon Pillows, in assorted
shapes. 81 to s. &C 40
values. Special. each. ~~
so bolts Printed Marquisette
Curtain Material. 2Sc 1Cc
value. Special, yard. -.
10 bolts Ruffied Curtain Scrim.
Regularly 29c. Special. I6o
yard
300 yards of Remnants of
Curtain, Drapery and Uphol-
stery Fabrics. SO to
IS values. Special. CD M
-150 sets Velour Draperies.. s.
piece styles; taupe and brown
coloringS. 1895 to
S4.95 values. Spe- mO M
cial, set. t...........
kann 's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Trimmings

Remnants of Narrow Fancy
Silk Guimpes, Braids and Bead
Trimmings that have sold much
higher. Special, a 1870
remnant length. A~/ZC
Odds and ends of Fancy But
tons in various sizes and colors.
including black. Six to
dozen to card. Your O7o
choice ~S
kann' 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
aEm1 1h AdWu AmdE sofn 4nmvaau oOunp
Bargain lAy.(,re1ler Han E>er-al kmnit$
Ribbons

-2,000 yards Of Ribbons, In
satin. grosgrain and fancy ef-
fects. Desira BILE dress trim
.mings. Regular 15c to 35c 70o
values. Special, a yard. ~
5000 yards of Ribbon Rem
nants, various widths and
lengths, suitable for dress trim
minss, fancy work. etc.
l0c to 25c values. Special. Go
Eard. .........
$50 pairs Of Ribbon Garters,
daintily trimmed with ribbons,
flowers and lace. A nice as
sortment of colors. Reg
ularly soc. Special, a COc
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Radiex Records
18c Ea.

'"2 loinch RadieX Double.
faced Records. Our regular
price. CSC. They include the
popular dance records. songs.
orchestras, etc.
kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Remnants of Wool Dress Goods
$l.80 Yd.

Both Dress Goods and Coatings included in this
remnant lot all 54-in widths In the collection are
Poret wills. Bedford cords. fannes, popns crepes,
striped poplins, plads checks, diagonals and plaid
toatngs. Lengths from to 3t2 yards Formerly
s. to $3.50 ward
kann's.Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Bed Coverings

$685. Cotton-filled Comforts,
covers in oriental designs, with
plain-colored border; white cot
ton filled. Size Tx
80 inches. Special, @2 90
edch
$3.50 Part-wool c.auard
Blankets, 66X84-inch size, in
good colors. % only. $2.40
Special, each. ..... w.
-75c Crib Blankets. 30x40-inCh
size, in pink and blue plaid de-
signs. 100 only. Spe- GOo
cial, each.,. .,..............
Kann's-Street Floor.
Jewelry
An assortment of Jewelry.
consisting of Necklaces, Bar
Pins. Cuff Links. Lingerie
Clasps. etc. Regardless
of former price, your 1Oc
fholce ...... ...........
SO Necklaces, worth from
$500 to $1,000. Spe- CD OF
cial, each. ............
rs Single Compacts. with en-
amel tops. in all colors. Com
plete with powder and
puff. Regularly soc. o.
Special, each.
loo Sterling Silver Cuff Links,
in engraved designs.
Regularly Soc. Special, OK
pair .................
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Housewares

-3.0oo pieces of Silver-plated
Tableware. odds and ends. con
sisting of Teaspoons. Ia BILE
spoons, Sugar Shells. Butter
Knives, Medium Forks and a.
Knives. Choice. " ~
Odds and ends of Decorated
Dinnerware, including Bread
and Butter. Plates. Tea Plates.
Breakfast Plates, Dinner Plates,
Teacups a n d Saucers. o.
-33 Fully Equipped One-well
DualeN Fireless Cook Cd OK
ers. Special. each...
1900 rolls of Beacon
Bathroom Tissue. Special. H.
a roll. fC
Extra Large Size Napanee
Kitchen Table with porcelain
top and cutlery
st drawer Special $lO.98
go Folding Ironing Boards,
smoothly finished and
well made. Special, &7 90
tdCH
80 Nesce Perfect Oil Heaters.
3-quart oil fount. CT 20
Special, each. pf'
-36 ReZnor Gas Heaters. with
copper reflector back. CT OA
Special. each. A'oI
so Electric Heaters. with COP
per reflector and
guaranteed element. Ga0 On
Special. each. pSscI
Food oppers. Griswold
brand. W I t h extra
chopping knives. de1 On
Special, each. Up I'@0
kann 's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Neckwear

A clearance of Neckwear, con-
sisting of Collar and Cuff Sets.
Separate Collars. Panel Collars.
MILDLY Ties. etc. in assorted
colors and shapes. Sc
to $1.00 values. Your 07o
choice
-26 pieces of Marabou. in ami
NAL shapes; in black, brown,
gray and tan color
nnSs,,, lnss: ss''' values. $2.67
special .......
-Mussed Flowers, in two lots.
Regular 79c to S1.5o
values at. .59c
Regular 59c to .79c
values at. &c
IA Cream BET TUNES. with
flared skirts and trimmed with
lace. insertions and
edges, edges; s7.'' value $4.87
's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Handkerchiefs

40 Women's Novelty Colored
Linen Handkerchiefs. lace trim
med, plain hems and scalleped
edges to choose from.
Regularly soc. Special, 'OE
edtn ...,......
-180 Womens All-linen Novelty
Coiored Sport Handkerchiefs.
Regularly 1Sc and 25c. H.
Special Friday. ......... LUZ
-720 Women's Sheer Cotton
Handkerchiefs, with fine H.
cord borders. Each. .... ~
's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Children's Wear

-Nanta Skirts. of all wool
Sizes for the wee infant to the
l-year-old. $50 to 81 90.
values. Special. ....
-Flannelette' PettiCoatS. with
scalloped edges. Sizes for the
infants to the wear cV nn
olds. Special 3 for. WV
-Ponsenette Plated skirts,
made on waist. Sizes
t" IA years. spe- S1OO
4 'i"i
-children's F'lamneIeIte Ia ia
mas, slightly soiled Sizes = to
IA Years. Regularly e1 M
Si9o. Special at. ""
10 Sweater Sets. consisting of
sweater, leggins. mittens and
cap. Maize color only. Iseeu-
iarlE $500. Special. GO n
Il Het.
Black Sateen BloOmerS. 6 to
- year sizes. Special ~
a.
kann Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-15

These accumulated during our Anniversary Sale
broken lines LETT from the various special offers OF
some there only one or two of kind therefore,
individual. Assortment includes both trimmed vel
vet and sports felt hats.
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-14

officers of the Regular Army shall
take rank among themselves accord
ing to their places on the promotion
list, preceding reserve and National
Guard officers Of the same date of
rank and length Of service. who shall
take rank among themselves accord
Ing to age.
has had a year Of active duty in the
Federal service is called to active
duty on June %. 1925. the date upon
which considerable number of Wash
lngton reserve officers go to Camp
Meade for their Summer training, the
officer In question would rank from
June %. 1924. In the event that the
officer has had one month of active
duty, he will rank from May %, 1925.
and If he has had none. he will take
rank from June %. 1925.
Announcement was made last week
at reserve headquarters Of the fol
lowing assignments affecting reserve
officers residing in Washington. They
are as follows: Maj. Albert j. Myer,
Cavalry Reserve, attached to the SD
Cavalry Division for instruction and
training: First Lieut.. James F. O'Don-
nell, Medical Reserve, assigned to Gen
eral Hospital, No. 81. zone Of COM
munication. as medical ward officer;
Second Lieut.. Frederick T. johnson,
Medical Administrative Reserve, as
signed detachment commander and
registrar Of General Hospital No. 81.
zone Of communication: Capt. Russell
c. Engberg. Infantry Reserve. is as
signed to the 521st Infantry BattaI-
ion. zone Of interior; Maj. Charles In
natius Griffith and Joseph Patrick
Madigan, both Medical Corps Reserve