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The New Millinery Craze SPORT HATS In Stripes and Plain All Colors 00 These Sale Hats Sel Mondayfor 98C 1 3 8c every6.38ci THE GANSS CO. 716 Seventh Street N. W. City Pays Tribute Today to Father; Red Rose for Living, White for Dead Today is "Father's Day." Mother wa Wash. In 1910 the T.

M. C. A. adopted honored several weeks ago in the her suggestion. and since then each churches by the wearing of a carnation rrfatnday in June has been set aside "nd today in sermon and by floral dec- A white rose has a sad significance on oration father will he remembered.

the occasion. It is a commemorative oot that father demands honr-n rfact, token of the father who is gone. he Is inclined to dodge su ceremon A red rose honors the father who and say at home. "Father's Dnv' was Ihing. the father whom sometimes me suggested and first celebrated by a moth- forget in the daily grind, and whom we r.

Mrs. John Bruce Dodd, of Spokane. never appreciate enough. DECISION WII. FREE tax because the internal revenue division DECIION ILL REE faledto place stamps on sle and MANY DRUG ADDICTS Promulgate regulations thus making it practically Impossible to obey the law.

IThe Supreme court of the United States More than a score of drug addicts. im. only a few days ago held that the Harri. for violation of the Harrison I Pon anti-norcotie laws8 provisions requlranti-narcotic law and the internal rev. I hg the registry of parsons having in pos.

enue laws, will be released as the result habit-formiing drugs, applies only of two recent decisions of Federal courts to dealers and not to users of drugs. UPsetting certain provisions of these statutes. The Circuit Court of Appeals for the Spain After Big Loan. Chicago Circuit recently held that per- Madrid. June is negotating a sons could not properly be imprisona! loan for France.

The loan will for making or having In possession sok- uarantee Spanish bonds held by French Ilng opium which had not paid the Federal Investors. COME EARLY And Get One of These MILTON R. NEI $3.50 CORDUROY SKIRTS Women's Specialty Store, at $1.98 801 PA. AVE. N.

Il white, rose. blue. All The Popular Price Corner Bigger, Better Bargains Than I When NEY says Bargains, you can place Dependence in it So day. Why? Because we're terribly overstocked with Spring Garmf until July or August to give these garments away; but, RIGH1 NO whole season's wear out of them. 50 DRESSES Genuine Odds and ends.

Silks, Nets, Viles. Not Made from th sold for less than $10. Some sold for cellently tai $15 and some formerly $19.75. your selei Monday for marl $5 SPRING SUITS- SPRING SUITS Sold up to $19.75. Sold up to $24.75.

Monday at Monday at $5 $7e50 New Summer Dresses Golfine D---se hurch -FN finre st Sties Dreses Wrk Dnain white, rose, Skee DrssesWee DreessSoid for $10. GrA-- Dress The met ceeplet and newest Dresses in the ely, at pliees thut ae -aimhglyl. sHUNDREDS OF WAISTS a We an ay onsienioulythat we have gdthered together the newies lresvariety of Waist that have ever been ofere to the women of'Ws The Value Ar. $1.60. MONDAY FOR ONLY 39c It ll olos nd itie.It will pay yo these Wnasts at Ney LEy, sIl a.

Av.N.W.a ie W. Us IOOPEN SU MMER SCHOOL Arts and Sciences Department Alone to Have Registration of 200 Students. The George Washington University Summer School will open its first see sion on June 26. and 'continue unti August 6. Courses will be offered by the arts and sciences department, the Law School, the Medical School.

and, I registration justifies it. also the Vet erinary and Dental colleges. Dr. William Carl Ruediger. dean of Teachers' College and director of the summer school, said last night tha registration in the arts and sciences department alone will be in the neigh.

borhood of 200 students. This is a larger number than was anticipatec when the movement was started. Reg. istration will commence tomorrow a' 2028 street northwest. Classes will be held live days a week.

Saturdays and Sundays being holidays. Both morning and late afternoon courses have been arranged Local business men are greatly Interested in the project Arts and Seiemees Course. In the arts and sciences department courses will be offered in ornithology English composition. Shakespeare's Eng lish historial plays, philosophy psychology, current educational prob lems. college algebra, logic, economics principles of education, plans trigonome try, laboratory course in mental tests German, sociology, Greek.

American his tory, French conversation. French. Span ish, American governnent. physical geog raphy, principles of teacling. Englisl rhetoric, physiology, general laboratory chemistry, organic experiment and inor ganic preparations.

qualitative analysi and mineralogy. The following student assistants to the faculty were appointed yesterday: Chem istry, P. H. Brattain, H. Louise Gardner Bonifant Hamilton, Norman P.

Soala Norman J. Stockett; library, Francis Reynolds and Lottie E. Stewart, director's office, Pauline Martin. The Law School will offer courses ir personal property, principles of legal liability, torts, insurance, damages, mortgages, suretyship and conflict of laws Some of the Medical School courses already have opened. MARINES ESTABLISH NEW TRAVEL RECORD Pekin, May record for trans Pacific travel from San Francisco tPekin by the southern route was lower ed when Corporal John Alexander an, fourteen privates of the United State Marine Corps arrived here today wit' the American legation guard of marines after having been thirty-four days route from San Francisco.

The best pre vious record was thirty-five days an nine hours. The party of marines left San Fran cisco vIa an army transport, and at Guarr Marianna islands, transhipped to the S. S. Brooklyn. which brought them di rectly to Shanghai.

They came fror Shanghai to Pekin by rail. Delay Hughes Vacancy Until Fall An appointment of an associate jus tice of the Supreme Court of the United States to fill the vacancy caused whet Justice Hughes resigned to accept the Republican nomination. for the Presidency probably will not be made befor, fall. It was stated at the Depart mprt of Justice yesterday Swimming apparatus made of rubbe cushions that can he inflated through at air valve and so corrpact it ran be car ried in a pocket, has been invented. COME EARLY And Get One of These $5 ALL-WOOL SKIRTS On Ssle at $2.98 ver Tomorrow come early to Ney's on Monnts and we're not going to wait when you can get nearly a Palm Beach Suits best Pahn Beach cloth.

Ex. ored. 5 dMiferent styles for tion. Elsewhere in the city ed $10. Monday for $7.98 SPRING SUITS Choice of the Gnest Suits in the house.

Sold up to $35. Monday at $10 Corduroy Coats is beautiful pockets and collar. green, aemam and yelow, Monday at $5 Big Bargains in Cots on Monday. IRAIATES AT ENTRAL NAMED Board of Education An nounces Names of Big High School Class. The following graduates of Contra High Sohool'will be awarded diploma.

at commencement exercises to be helt Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock aNational Theater: Elizabeth Polli Agee. Mabel Isabel Allen, Mary Elizabeth Arnold, Emma Dorothy Baurman Margaret Ellen Beall. Ada Doan Bentley. Elizabeth Wilson Blake, Dorotbh Grey Bopp, Mary Evelyn Bullock Louise Carman, Ethel Lamb Carney Madaline Hannah Carr. Mildred Mar.

jory Caylor, Lucy Mary Clark. Ami Isabelle Clarke. Ruth Merrill Cook Mary Esther Groggon. Florence Celeste Crossman. Gladys Isabelle Culbertson.

Emma Elizabeth Deutermann Dorothy Eugenia Diamant. Annie Mariq Dobkin, Lorraine Doran. Marian Julia Halliwell Drown. Lillian Stoddard DuPaul, Alta Heap, Elaine Ruthe Hedg. cock, Ruth Mildred Hillyard, Ada Marie Hilnelfarb.

Josephine Mari Hubqr. Frances Ashlin Johnson. Anastasia Grace Judge, Lillian Carey Justice. Hortense Mildred King, Myrtli Marion King, Miriam Beatrice Klee. blatt.

Janet Rippey Kolbe. Agnes Lee Ruth Marie Louis, Philippa Wooleoch McJilton, Dorothy Helena Maguire Florence Maitland, Katherine Elisabeth Marsden, Lucia Rebekah Max. well, Esther May Melick, Gertrudi Kirk Metzerott, Lena Josephine Miller Mildred Doris Minster. Jennie Franc-. Mitchell.

Florence Lillian Adelin Moody. Mildred Josephine Moore, Mildred Th'eresa Wallerstein, Katherino Louise Wells, Florence Irma Wenger Mildred Werntz, Marjorie Elizabett White. Margaret Elizabeth Whitford Margaret Esther Wilfley. Johnjalin Aistrope Willamette, Anna Louisa Wilson. Lillian Wolf.

Matilda Neviti Young, John Andrew Aman. Carlylq Martin Ashley. Joseph Warren Belcher William Vollrath Bennetts. Miltor Parkins Birthright. David Blanken Nathaniel Cayton.

Victor Cerceo, Johr Waldo Connelly. Thomas Francis Cow. nor. Felix Ernest Cristofane, Traci Enfield Davis, Albert Stanley De Neale Harold Hodgkins Dewhirst. Haroli Frederic Selden.

Sherman Cyril Shull I.eo William Simon, Edger Donalt Smith. Norman Joseph Smith. Douglai Oehlkers Starr. Robert Edward Stein Horace Lorraine Stevenson. Leandei Dunbar Syme, Robert Snyder Trimble Walter Vale Truitt.

Louis Webstel Turoff, Clarence Hall Vincent. Franl Kiggins White. William Knapp Wil hur. John Williamson Wood, Kar Dawson Wood. Martha Emily Dyer.

Ruth Sirah Earle May Blanche Einstein, l.ura Marl Fler. Marian Finch. Katheiine Harrisol Flower. Dorothy Lillian Fridley, Alm: Marie Garber, Minnie Gesohi kter. Kath arine Louise Gibbons.

Mary Annette Gib son. Ruth Ethelinda Glines, Fanni Elizabeth Gray, Helen Gertrude Gray Rose Greenberg. Catharino Howell Gut-1 jus. Esther Virginia Hall. Marie Evdlyi Hall.

Gertrude Charlotte Hamilton. Margaretha Hansen. Kathryn Harrif Rosamond Frances Harvey. Mildred Ma: Hawxhurst. Mary Ernestine Hayd-ii Jeannette Elizabeth Ha' s.

Esther Mut ray. Grace Agnes Netherland. Eleano Marie North. Sylvia Fannye Oppen helmer. Evelyn Marie Patterson.

Mabe Harbaugh Pettit. Edith Margaret Pierce Margaret Marie Preinkert. Nan Pries Helen Marie Primm, Maud Richardson Gretchen Ring, Ruth Campbell Robert son. Lillian Myrtle Rosafy. Etta Rosen bloom Catharine Ruth Marth Richardson Shannon.

Adrienne AlN Shreve. Elizabeth Mercer Smith. Rut! Genevieve Smith, Betty Augusta Snyder Ernestine Augusta Spiker, Rowena 1.u cile Stocitberger, Evangeline Grace Sto ver. Ruth Alberta Strobel, Ellen Sauls bury Waller, Stanley Bpittain Dufflei Roderick Burt Dunlap, Robert Lee Faris Robert Ashbrook Farmer. Aubrey Davl Fischer.

William Joseph Flood. Theodir Elmer Forbes. Dean Gallagher, Raymond Gatchell. Paul Dexter Johnson Maxwell Laing Johnston. Allen Stanli: tones, Herbert Maury Jones, Franklia Coblentz Knock.

"Benjamin Allen Fevre. William Julian McElhinney, Arch ibald McLachlen. Leonard Marbury. Wil bur Burson Montgomery. Andrew Nash.

Ralph Everson Nuber. James Ed mund Pennybacker, James Byrne Ranck John Alton Reed. Maurice Roberts, Joseph Milton Rogers. MORALITY PRODUCTION AT CARROLL INSTITUTE "Bounties of the Kingdom" Has Open ing for Benefit of Universal Education. with Big Cast Taking Part.

At Carroll Institute last night. i "morality play" was produced. to rais money for a movement toward bringin about universal education, universal lar gauge, and universal opportunities. The play entitled the "Bounties of th Kingdom." was produced by a local cam under the direction of the author, Elizabeth Crowell Dunlop, one of the fot terers of the movement. Those participating were: Robert Buckler, Mary Roby, Marcell Lemeneger, Michael Mclurney, Carl Gill Jane Brewer, Miss Sylvia Metcalf, Mabe Stout.

Marie Studda, Elizabeth Davis Cecelia Taibott. Master Talbott, Edwar. Talbott, Isabel Talbott, Elizabeth Me lurney, Honorette L.emeneger,. Rober Buckler. Ruth Bisselt, Mrs.

Brewer. Mrs John Fossolman, Beatrice Deeds. Mrs Koontz, Caroline Carpenter. Joseph Han nen, William Butterworth Crowell, Fran cis Deeds. Isabel Carpenter.

Will Fraser Ethel Sencendiver, Elsie Fuhrmann, Dor othy Deeds. Elizabeth Hathaway. Jaque: Stout Lillard, Dorothy Deeds. Clarn Studds, Miss Mildred Miller. Miss Maria, Miller, Miss Claudia Owens, Miss Ruti Fuhrmann, Miss Alice Maultby, Mr.

Pauline Hannen. Mrs. Joseph Hannen, Miss Ruth Fuhrmann, Miss Flora A Briggs, Mrs. W. C.

Hamilton, Mis: Esther Hughes. Miss Gertrude Brooke Miss Clara Studds, Harry Wbeaton How ard. GOES TO TEEAT NATIVES. Dr. J.

A. Audrews Wiln Ouse sao, Blindness in North. New York, June Joseph A. An of Los Angeles. sailed oi the Red Cross liner Florizel Halifax to day, '-naking his eixth anual trip to tree jj nativee of Labrador who come Grenfell mission for eye trogble, Though II years old.

Dr. Andrewe ha made a practice since 1911 of traveling this bleak country at. his own expena end curing thousands of fishermen snow blindness. Dr. lame.sUrged for Governor.

Chicago, June friends of Dr 3dmund Jaines. president of the Uni 'ersity of Illinois, were confldnt todai that he will yield to the urging of hI triends and ueek in becoms the Repub lidan nominee for governor. Dr. James 39e Boy' waist and bee Your 0013,0 Count Nes Union Suit Casless ribbed A suits; made with taped tubing seams and double row72 72 -2 See S.MeW buttons to attach pants 17 to; all siso. 39c Boys' Blouses 69c Indian Suits 39c Sacques SOc Brauiwr Fine corded madras.

in plain white, blue and 47c 24c 25c tan. LI ht. neat stripes and dar patterns. Link- play ed collars and elastic suits of Warn waist bands. ons 6 to 16 quality td years dark cloth.

Percale foran 75c Boys' boys an toars; bacqus Khaki Pants Made of close-woven. ex- with tra quality khaki cloth in fringe natural colors; splendidly Butn retalbuttoc. made, perfect fitting gar- nt) lea ments; 6 to 16 years. and hase 7 e7h 24 collars. All al fo thr yokea.

In bean69c hat. sies fi ptterns $3.98 Women's and Misses' Striped Sport Dresses, Green. Black. Rose and Blue Striped Dresses of Union Linen. Newest Sport Blouse style, with sash and sailor collar.

Wide flared 1095 skirt of plain color to match. Misses and women's sizes. Chocked and $10.00 and $12.50 $3.50 crepe dt Strped Skirts Coats chime Waists $1.98 $4.90 $1.98 Stylish Shepherd Stylish8 'rped Cloth Suits laosn afloadentd silk Crepe de Chi.e t.fahinble belt- plai nd an Ino0ket elt patterns; XVi'ists In White. an mis.s and women's flsma ylea. sizes, beark $1.95 $2.00 Tub Skirts-White, Tan, $3.50 Auto Cray, Black, Checks and Stripes I Coats Hundreds of handsomest tub skirts of mercerized repp" gabardine, PK and beach cloth in ev aned color.

Styles include the yoke, the belted, the plain flared effect or pleated models. made with or without Vioe aadpockets. 8 1 Wome'sand Men' a Pulliemg't' Linen $15.00 Coat Suits $3.00 Pretty Lawn $1iZ50 Sdk Coats $10.00 Sik aito Dtieses Raiscoals style, Ih $5.90 strapped of all- $1.98 iff Slshd ol Leelge and Made of good, fine Black Taffeta cpcketshecd cre p. -In black qualily lawn. In Silk Jackets in Blac C.

.1111162 pokts ad and cotr. Finely prettv striped and Tlai Pret-tria lined. perfectly flo ered rt'-ies. new plaid stls.P tqe'b Ute5, l-npir high-low ol- tA itore land 4ll novelty effects in tilv ti-mmed With title prling' hoic- mipses and women vels et bandings etn -i miti, .1 75c -od $1.00 375 Untimmed Hats, ad Mack Wasts 39aeso lc .3 1 soisettead ff Values to. $1.00 at soadte and black All colors in the lot, including Black and gsatin a et White.

Latest styles in Hemp, Chip and Cane- and il rubbed seat Straws. 1 2st crpe vo ta 4rd Not More Than 3 to a Customer arks iat can be worn high or Muslin Under- Ribbed Under- House Dresses wear Specials wear Specials and Aprons 69c CREPE GOWNS, 39c 15c WOMEN'S RIBBED 39c AND SOc APRONS, 17c Flowered patterns and plain a prons. welst arrina and white crepe Gousns; cool, clip- 8c. '-Is r' gingham and over sty les. Elastic bleached ribbed vests.

ui, ls -n Some la-c trimmed. wide shoulder straps, taped neck ANDESS 10 $2.00 FRENCH HAND- and arm DcqPFink bls ant bac figured EMBRIDEED OWNS 98 25 UMBELL 11ndI Ip-d patterns, lace and French Eyelet Hand Effect Ribbed short drawers, with crgsndY t'- rrmcd. Porch dresses. Embroidered Gowns of softest crochet lace trimmed aid French Fcour re- istyles. nainsook: and fesh.

bands. 75c EXTRA SIZE GINGHAM 50c UMBRELLA DRAWERS, 39c Men's Shirts and 19c PETTICOATS, 49C 39c. Knee length or lorg drawers, Best sorlied gingham underExtra ide Umbrella pants of short sleeve shirts. good quality skl, i aIth deep corded ruffles. soft nainsLook: 4-inch finest em- Balbriggan.

Ext-a sizes broidered rufflest 75c CHEMISES, 49. 39c BOYS' UNDERWEAR, 19c $2.00 EXTRA SIZE BLACK Handsomely lace and emb'rold- Open mesh and Balbriggan shirts PETTICOATS. 98c and drawers for boys, 2 to 16, years. 51 n--rrdbakudr cry trimmed Chemri in 6 new Sl beautiful styles. ZSc CHILDREN'S BALBRIGGAN, 's.

fine tucked and 89c CORSET COVERS, 14c corded ruffles. French Covers of fine batiste; White Baibrigglan shirts and but 0Sc BUNGALOW APRONS, 39c 8 and 10 inch yokes of0 finest to-ieutn- e'sad il Big cover-all aprons of beat lace insertion and ribbon lo ad- tsall ans mediu sizes an -irs fa.t-0 or gingham. Pocket and ngs. ctaped edged seas. 5HAYWARD MAY BE I HUGHE' MAAGERBack Home With Some Alibi Bus retainersof Rat." the German police dog, worth ference In session but she saw It break.

who nmysteriouase vanished Friday-Ing up. It was broken up ty a Pzubic Servlice Cmmisioner morning. slept last night, safe and soundi. aSotin eri ocvratlr ye in the apartments Senor $3.98 of screr. an aol! houn, an aennd lsas el' GreBlcRos ad Betied Dessec of theion lien.sta hy rpe NeetSo twuensty-fou hwith oSenrash astl and sailor collar.ngWide frerhd defintely ponsteima wof wllain-lo tho dimnat.

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