THE SUXDAY STATE.' WAfiHrSTiTOK. D. Cavalry Band, under the Harry Sullivan, or sea. ' Henry W. Syfrig, B. , stations participating in the service will : i|ut;s;;!3yds.si Vassel, 15161326 seven*stsw bat at The colorful and im- leadership after * of Louis S. George S. and M. J. White. be carried in the opening processional j Pull bleached, permanent finish «?rade «a» •• DU. /¦> ry> ‘ several lieht snaaes.shades fullimi cutcut. pressive aviation and maritime rites M. or- i Wilson for general use. every yard stamped. \r which John Kline will read the | Program printing—Washington the green central aisle of the 5. . No Mail OT Phone Orders , No C. O. D’s. , will around the strewing of and down j _ center ders of the Grand Army of the Re- Saul, vice be massed on the ! flowers upon the waters of the Potomac Topham, chairman: John A. ¦ amphitheater, to public. The band will render the se- I chairman; John F. Barghausen, Claude platform before the rustic cross banked j River. lection, “Operatic Masterpiece.” fol- Dickens, Prof, part I D. Clayton, Mrs. Lillian in red Flanders poppies. President Hoover will have no by the introduction of Dr. Charles arranged ; % lowed j Selden M. Ely. John W. Coffman, A. The service has been under sizes 3« to 44_ * In the program today, but he is sched- V. Petteys. past, commander of the De- Kimmel, sponsorship Military > White, black and all wanted shades. | | rtltched_tops: F. W. the of the Order I 11 to deliver the principal address Potomac, I Kaufman. F. Frank i 40 inches wide: guaranteed washable. ¦ uled partment of the G. A. R.. and Koehler, Frank W. Kelsey, J. Harry of the World War and will be conduct- . Boys’ $1.95 to $2.50 Q1 [sl next Thursday at Memorial day excr- exercises, John 11 chairman of the by Phillips, Walter P. Plumley, Lewis P. ed by Vpry Rev. G. C. F. Bratenahl. $1.69 Hemstitched O„ 75c »• « I rises in the Arlington Amphitheater, Clagett. Proctor, vice chairman of the Edward N. Riley, dean of Washington Cathedral, assisted 59c Printed J c $1 SWEATERS Army of Randall. A. E. Riddle, f * tinder auspices of the Grand committee. Stacy. by Rev. Edmund P. Esterbrook. chief of 1 Republic. parade Mrs. Grace J. 81x99 SHEETS Rayon Taffeta Bandeaux the A of G. A. R. Program. chairman; chaplains of the Army, and Rev. Curtis % Pink, white, satin; bd Elaborate Music —L. F. Randolph, j Perfect quality, extra size for double One of the prettiest selections ever j orchid and nile veterans and elaborate memorial serv- Dickins, chaplains I striped I rCI Daniel L. Snyder will pronounce Harry Wheaton Howard, vice chair- H. chief of of the t , beds; free from starch or dressing. shown—36 inches wide: washable. silk and effects: sizes 36 to 44. ices at. numerous cemeteries and shrines j Rev. 7 Navy. i also will take place Thursday. I the invocation, followed by the rendi- man; Edwin T. Boylen. Mrs. Thomas H. Right ... £ Isle of Somewhere” Mullenberg, Mrs. E. Clyde Shade, Rob- Rev. James E. Freeman. [C ~ , „ Whoopee New York Avenue and at the conclusion of his address the William L. White. G. R. Wilhelm. | ‘¦t&ite ’!; $1 terian Church. of Stephen Fos- tinctly the entire service. J IS 1 band will render “Gems ! Transportation—Harry L. Slye, chair- The United States Marine Band, led J, SILK HOSE F ; B oy.69cmd79c Capt. Dirkins to Speak. ter” and the school children will deco- man; J. G. Buck, vice chairman; T. K. Taylor t n n d n Infants’Wear by Capt. Branson, will play exchanges”no Organdy bonnets, hats, rate the graves under the supervision Burrows, E. V. Crittenden, Arthur J. t sales flnaf, no refi*nds. P.K. dresses. IW lOIT JL Capt. C. H. Dickins, U. S. N„ will as- i for a half hour before the service, and _ tJL vs ¦ hand embroidered, silk booties, crib Wa«llTTdoll Pant Ro. u. r ([»<• Plain wnite DLUUIVIEiIw n 1 A I chairman; Mrs. M. Bunten. vice music will be played by the Overseas nr grade mercerized damask. 1111 The audience will join in singing the I sounded by a bugler and the firing of Bar Harbor fine Os nainsook, pink and flesh, others of BIOUSCS j chairman: Mrs. Frank M. Alexander, of the Veterans of Foreign * [s] national anthem and other patriotic I | a salute will conclude the exercises. Drum Corps >nd BPOrts ] Mrs. James S. Brown. Mrs. William V. Victory Corps * songs and in offering a salute to the Maj. Wars and the Post Drum ini Cushion Sets ! * The guests of honor will be Cox, Miss Mary A. Dilger, Mrs. Flor- 9c Colored Border f Ibl flag. Lansing H. Beach, Engineer Com- i of the American Legion. These will dfc?, inf G ,rls tTw ~'o I Gen. ; ence Donohue. Mrs. Albert S. Gatley, play the patriotic groups to their seats bufton-^ne sh 10 for $1 Boy*’ $1.95 Lieut. Peter Skance of the Army ( missioner Col. William B. Ladue, Rep- Miss Laura Grover. Mrs. William M. TURKISH TOWELS 2 for 51 SI pj Harvey Navy in the amphitheater. H thre » d si e 14x27 “Utteniy Shuts and Lieut. Bowes of the Box, Maj. Gen. Hendrick, r Cl green, resentative John C. » ¦ i pilot i Hannay. Mrs. I. R. Mrs. the procession was an- *1 Ointeu rieel inches; pink, blye, gold and i Pretty combinations: white muslin j TRFNfH1 aVtlvVell fOATSLv/n 1 J will the planes. A troop of Boy John M. Clem. Capt. U. S. Daniels, The order for th I duality. years, Elmer Johnson, Mrs. F. Frank Kim- by Maj. CII V Liner Z. J perfect bodice: sizes Bto 14 Gray gosmerette. guaranteed r«ln- [SI Scouts will release the pigeons. Miss Park, 7 nounced W. W. Burns of the UI Oa Mayor G. Davis of Takoma _ years. Ben Henry King, Augus IlvuLi . proof: 4to 1* M Jeanette Baker, cornetist. will assist in Davis, ; mcl. Mrs. E. Mrs. District of Columbia National Guard, OllalV r _ n j A sizes Md.; Maj. Gen. Robert C. Dis- ! Lamond, Mrs. Lillian Lamond, Mrs. W. cnown I>r *n sleeveless, long sleeve, styles, with cunning St. Elizabeth’s Hospital will be the McK. Clayton. Maj. John Deavy, Henry World War Veterans. J | sUlcs in short sleeve and ,» «1 iQ M service in the crypt chapels of the V * 44. scene of memorial services this morning E. King. John M. Kline. Elmer John- Representing World War Veterans— OyflS. trims. Every wanted shade. Sizes up to and this Angus Lamond, jr.; Chapel of Saint Joseph of Arimathea Rayon Drapery DA afternoon under auspices of son, Mrs. Dr. Lieut. Irving Beckwith, Capt. plain * jyVlVl^A^IAMA Q Theodore and the Chapel of Resurrection. Stripes or colors:- correct for - a A a»ra the United Spanish War Veterans. Charles V. Petteys. Washington Top- p lereg 4 A O .? I* ¦ At ! S. Cox. Lieut. Morris Colbert, R. D. dr -- L ,Dd bro>dcloth: 9 o’clock Randolph Harry The procession of colors will form & * members of Gen. Nelson A. ham. Lucius F. and j Day, Byron Donnelly, Capt. J. D. s ggs jn^: $1.50 $2 Summertime Hats fl] Miles Camp will decorate the graves L. Slye. north of St. Alban Church, under the ChildrenT:;* c r ! Eggleston, Lieut. Allen Ergood, Lieut. direction of Maj. Burns and Maj. En- C *%yao 1 Felts, Miami Crushers. Felt Crushers. Crochet. Silk and I Cl Psj of war veterans in St. Elizabeth s Ceme- The other committees for the exer- j Goshom, * Men’s $1.50 Howard S. Fisk, Lloyd Capt. 1 popular shapes styles 1 ... tery nals Waggaman.. Those in charge of Braid effects, many of the most and for , D *P and at 2:30 o'clock ceremonies will cises are as follows: ! Louis Goshom, Capt. C. O. Howard, Ravon bocks uF If54 the colors for the various organizations color, and fancy tops: perfect women and misses. All shades head sizes. L|J be held in Hitchcock Hall. Invitations—W. McK. Clayton, chair- ' Roy Plain Kaufmans Second Floor Work Pants P Johnson, Gerald E. Keene, Maj. quality: wres 4 to B*2. wanted andl Rray cottonade and khaki; stronfly |Q| participating should report to ~ man; William M. Hannay, vice chair- i Howard Kemodle. Earl Mattem. W. N. —¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ 40 Wiist. hsi . ————Sizes 29 to Service After Decoration. man; L. S. Cannon. George W. Chase, Bums not later than 3:15 p.m., at the r | i j Morrell, Lieut. Simeon T. Price, Wil- grove along Immediately Henry C. Clark. Guy Maj. flag pole in the Wisconsin or White Men’s $1.69 following the decoration Dr. S. Clinton, liam B. Prigg. O. E. Roberts, Maj. PITDTAIMC 51* Dollar Day Blue Cl of graves in the Dr. George B. Heinecke. Fred L. Harries, Symons. Tait, avenue. Just north of St. Alban's :t, morning there will be W. L. Col. George L. Church. There will be a marshal with CURTAINS l vlKl brief memorial services according to the Herbert B. Hendrick, Dr. W. A. Hook- Robert M. Tolson, Jack Whitcomb, rqU JlOr UNIFORM DRESSES White Pants his aides for the several groups, mili- Infants’Wear 1W8: *’!° Spanish War Veterans’ ritual, with a er, Hobart D. Lawson, R. D. Lillie, Lieut. Courtney Whiteney. Ernest yards 'long*! one yard wl!Te* choice of Ruben’s shirts, sleeveless. Blue with white collar or aU white Lieut. tary, patriotic others. I'* long wrap- muslin, with long sleeves; sizes to 46. knickers for s?zes* rifle salute by Frank Metcalf, Eugene Paravano, Joseph veteran, and X„, 7, XX wing sleeve or sleeves; also 38 a detachment of Ma- J. F. Williams. A. Keene. ¦XX M ‘ rines Bugler Redman, Hugh Reppert. Representing Many of the organizations will appear d mrouaA b nds or pl' lowc,seg - Men’s 79c Patrick McMahon will S. C. E. Dr. D. Sons of Veterans—Cor- uniform, 39c Col Plaid Shoemaker, in according to present plans. » sound assembly for this program at N. J. Bond Smith, Duncan bin Birch, Charles S. Davis, Frank A. 1 s i.69 Bloomer* and 10:30 o'clock. Invocation Stuart, Whitney. Groot, Garrigus, The color bearers, as they reach the Turkish Towels Giri $ Blue Shirt* will be pro- H. T. Tass. Walter G. De V. L. J. Clinton cross, nounced by Chaplain Reception: Charles W. Ray, president Hiatt, Lewton, platform before the rustic will * lUI 1 Gerald F. Mc- Frederick L. Herbert W. right b 1 r gree njiifd weight j Hats STEP-INS ,tWB 1 - , t. 17. j Gillicuddy of Gen. Miles Camp. Dr. of the Brightwood Citizens’ Association, Rutledge, Adolph J. Schippert, George turn to and left in such manner ur? ose”' Straw i 1 Herbert G. Wooley, assistant superin- chairman: E. B. Henderson, vice chair- G. Seibold and Dr. A. A. Taylor. as to have the American flags massed $1 | Men’.S«c tendent of the hospital, will voice a man; William D. Wilson, secretary; Dr, Representing Veterans of Foreign to the right of the cross. Double-bed >»L.tl Q tl m welcome Through the co-operation of the su- LWT 1 JIUI on behalf of the R. S. . . . institution. Bassler. Jesse Benjamin, Rev. F. Wars—Herbert O. Allen, Edward S. Bleached Sheets Cel.ne.e T.ffeU C, , .., . Underwear Comdr. Charles P. Galpin will preside. X. Bischoff, Thomas L. Blagden, Louis Battleheim, perintendent of schools. Dr. Frank Bal- rG,r jr.; D. E. Campbell, William High nd The program in Hitchcock Hall in D. Bliss. Mrs. Louis D. Bliss, Maj. Carey Homer Carroll, Reuben i lou, the colors of the School Cadet uawjtfwr ?, '‘.. M the R. Day, Thomas Corps units will be carried in the pro- costume Slips orsl will Risley Henry 4f - hip wrap-around 1 afternoon Include addresses H. Brown, Col. Brown, L. Dwyer, | WSISt UlllOD uUItS I |A. A. L. Holmes. E. J. St. cession and many of the cadets will be Chclce of hem or sci by Dr. William A. White, superin ten- Bryan. L. B. Burdette, H. H. But- | Jacques, Harry H. Millard, Hollis . shadow-proof styles, in dainty pastel 72x80 checked nainsook: straight or m a 1 W. j present shades: quality. bloomer styles, sizes 2to 12 years. dent of the hospital: Senator Lynn J. ler, Allen C. Clark, Rev. Thomas 1 Andrews, Lester A. Zinn, Col. William at the service. $12.50 and $13.50 lustrous 0111611 S jmSH K] Frazier of North Dakota, Department! C. Clark, Arthur Colburn, Harry Cran- l The District chapter of the American W 1 F. Fischer. George Scriven. Harry Sil- j will maintain a first-aid Commander Yaden and Department dall, George R. Dickson, Maj. W. W. j verman, John A. Robinson, John I. Red Cross sta- 1 Boys' XI Corselettes and Vice Commander Lorin C. Nelson. Dyar. Capt. Walter Emerson. Mrs. James tion on the Cathedral grounds, in or- H Spreckelmyer, Frank G. Thomas. Her- any may rootwear M Charles W. McCaffrey, chairman of the L. Evans, Mrs. Louis J. Fosse, Dr. C. C. bert Thompson. Cleo L. Redman, der that one taken ill receive 2.98 Coats GIRDLES attention. and mixturey-sizes 2to departmental Memorial day committee, Galloway, B. A. Herriman, M. H. Herri- Charles J. Carlton. . prompt inner-belt Corselettes and Wrap-around (4 QC K| will call the meeting Capt. Harry Hill, quantity. Girdles, rayon stripe; elastic insets. £ •aft/ to order. Invoca- man. W. William C. Many Organisations. j ri tion will be offered by Chaplain Maw- Hill, James F. Hood, William L. F. King, Public School Children. son. Lincoln’s Gettysburg address will! W. A. Kroll, Rev. William E. Laßue, Representing Boy Scouts—Charles A. Among: the organizations which have be read by William I. Jenkins. The | I Capt, C. P. M. Lord. W. W. Mathewson, 1 ( Bell, Philip G. Cronan, Dr. Henry E. ' been invited to participate are the fol- iTear 6 musical program will include selections ; Charles E. Matthews. Mrs. Edgar B. Ewing, Stephen A. lowing: Army and Navy Union, Ameri- bLouSES [I Kowolski by and Fred i oaieni. DI“CK the Marine Band Orchestra and Merritt. Charles L. Mitchell, Dr. D. L. ! Pierce. I can War Mothers. Sons of the Ameri- frtrudes—all perfect. I Good trade white Jean, with long _ by McCaffrey Cross, nd > solos Miss and Miss Greta Munger, Harry H. Nichols, R. W. W. The children participating in the ex- I can Revolution, American Red r ; Ludwig. A color ceremony will be con- Owens, W. S. Parks. Lieut. Col. Barton ! ercises are from the public schools of | American Women's Legion. American »d | by I ducted Adolf Graef. sr„ and James W. Perry, Wilmer G. Pratt, Ernest H. ; the third division; Ephriam G. Kim- | Gold Star Mothers, Dean of American lowns 1 Bungalow Aprons O $ 1 R. Purcell, senior and junior depart- Pullman. John H. Ray, H. E. Rogers, ball, Colonists, Daughters of the American f|||a h?« h” JBagS&/ VI supervising principal, and are as l on*s: lUI 1 ment color sergeants. E. G. Saulsbury, Judge Gus A. Schuldt, follows; i Revolution, Children of the American ; erousiy* fuii!' PMtel & Houie Dresses Two ceremonies will be held today at A. D. Spangler. H. C. Spencer, T. S. Marguerite ' Revolution, American Legion. Aztec So- , < Maxwell Galloway. Ley- *- I ciety. Boy Daughters stripes; styles. to Mount Olivet Cemetery. The Irish- Tincher, Dr. William Tindall. Dr. Turnball, Scouts, of Union 01,1 “ an OsW lau \ClI K.ui.mn ,—First Floor American Union will decorate the Thomas N. Vincent, Fred S. Walker. linger, Patricia Coleman. Ruth Glick- Veterans, Civil War. Order of Cincin- graves of deceased members at 11 Dr. Alexander Wetmore, George Francis man, Newton, nati, United Daughters of the Confed- 4lor 1 Cl o’clock Virginia Virginia Hester, 5 $1 Handmade Os and will place flowers on the Williams. Rev. Christian M. Young and Sylvia Stanley, Richardson, eracy, Colonial Dames of America. Co- tlnsook; * Hoban, Helen whlta and pink; $1.98 tombs of James architect of O. W. Youngblood. Madeline Walker, Margaret Smith, lumbia Historical Society, Military Order QQWNS IOP 1 Regular $1 | the White House, and Thomas Devin of Carabao, Scions of Colonial Finance Committee. Marjorie Darling, Eleanor Lombardi. the I Ao White, pink, peach and honey: hand iSUIt L&S6S Reilly, friend of President Cavaliers, National Guard, District of n f embroidered, full cut sizes. Pierce. Finance—Elmer Johnson, chairman: Ruby Soper, Ruth Stephenson, Marion lounce Good substantial grade, made on At 3 o’clock this afternoon members Dever, Smith, Columbia; Disabled American Veterans ¦ wooden frames: full alze (First Floor) Schriner, C|inc , of large R. T. vice chairman: Allen Adelaid V. Eleanor War, UlUl I I I a group of patriotic bodies O'Shaughnessy, Elizabeth Ahem, Shir- of the World Descendants Signers ,r * will C. Haight, secretary: Charles Aufenthie. lery flounces, handmade Boy*’ and Girls’ assemble at Mount Olivet and ley Hoffman, Eleanor Lewis. Peggy Mc- of the Declaration of Independence,' p At* i conduct a joint memorial program. J. C. Beard. William Bonar Bell. Emile Order of De Molay, Public Schools of f S1 Berliner, Brown, Herbert S. Aleer, Mary Wheeler, Ruth Evans, Jane sea Undermuslin* Addresses will be delivered by Repre- W. D. Tinner, Herschel, District of Columbia, United States I $1.49 OXFORDS Bryant, Caldwell, Cameron, Clara Doris Ludwig, 1, ,t ti sentative William E. Hull of Illinois, A. B. S. T. Army, United States Navy. United & £ to 14 years. C nd th r B. Caywood, Agnes Bageant, Lena Robertson, Myr- oth O . 1 be? s oie* nd heeU i‘ Maj. L. E. Atkins, commander of J. W. Carr, Charles J. Paul Marine Corps, Veterans of For- ni § j Vin- Dietz, Joy tle Jarboe, Mary Dixon, Kathryn Schae. States cent B. Costello Post of the Legion, and Chauncey, Charles John eign Wars, United States Flag Associa- vtvl 1 Women’* Leather Dj Ergood, D. Finch, Al- fer, Marian Klnsel, Ariel Farley, Mar- IPS Girl*’$1.50 sl | Northeast and Harmony Cemeteries Norton, Evelyn lager, Isrs: green, ecru and ; Also Art Tickings, full pieces and And Madras J >. Miss Ellen L. Myers, president; Abra- Anne Maria Wil- Order of Eastern Star, Daughters of lengths: every Madras, services tonight at 8 Fox, rollers. I remnant for need. j Charmeuse and 36 inches (P and in joint son, Muriel Merelman, Bel —... ham Lincoln Circle. No. 3: District of Church, Anna America. . aide; white and colors. ,J. Columbia Camp. No. 5. National In- o’clock in Trinity Baptist Thir- Mildred Rogers, Elizabeth Yates, Mary Veterans; Vincent Costello teenth and Corcoran streets. Mem- Johnson, Ethel Howell, Margaret Only SO Rugs in This Lot dia* War B. vet- j 29 c Table C J (1 Post and Auxiliary, and Belleau Wood bers of organizations of colored Keeney and Catherine Meagher. post. American Legion. Capt. Harvey erans of the Civil. Spanish and World STUDENTS FIGHT POLICE. 5 auxiliaries will be oiidoth yds. L. Miller, commander; Front Line Post, Wars and of their t. Regularo $6.95 W i i White Table Oilcloth, 45 inehes wide; Storm Relief Fund Sought. MEXICO CITY, May C4>).—'The • 77 Veterans of Foreign Wars. in charge. 25 jlj | I slight irregulars. 117* Union, a 1 The committee in charge consists of Columbia Typographical No. FREDERICK, Md., May 25 ( Special). Central strike committee of the univer- the union sity v George Alpha Howe, Sons of Union 101, will eufbgize members of —An emergency fund of $1,500, for re- students here tonight said that sev- past year at rted Grass Rugs Veterans of the Civil War, chairman; who died during the , lief of sufferers in a recent tornado i eral policemen had been slightly in- »j - a striking I Casey, Maj. this afternoon at 3 taking in clash with students O Warner, memorial services ’ swept County, Jured j Michael Everett which Frederick Typographical Temple, ' in the city of San Luis Potosi. L. E Atkins, Maj. W. L. Peak, Victor o’clock in the 7 two lives and causing heavy property gP 1 U<^omPlet * Wlth meeting tonight, ms. cottage use. iogi« . L Garrigus, J. L. Lyons, Solomon A. 425 G street. damage, is being raised in Frederick At a mass here ape- For home or co& mYe lnch. Evans, The World War memorial stones on tition to the President was drawn up, j | Smith, O. A. C. Oehmler, D. H. j : County by the Red Cross chapter. The I Room Sis« Grindley, William P. Franklin, upper Sixteenth street will be marked calling for the resignation of Secretary Felt-Ba*e 75c Bleached fj f L A. L. . money will be used for stricken families. Padilla, Floor R. N. Carr, Herbert O. Allen. Howard with flags today by the Gold Star of Public Instruction for Mothers, Post . system lO’/a-Ft. W Woerner, William S. Wheatley, assisted by Victory and i changes in the general of edu- Coverings* Sq°Yd. SHEETS | (hon- George E. Killeen Post of the Legion. cation and for admission of as many ß thr-'qu *rtor *llM; Thomas McGrath. T. F. Brown Hail Destroys Crops. Armatrong’a and Other Makea be orary member). Grand Army of the The Gold Star Mothers’ committee in- students to the National University :quer O/i fio C (ff*).—A Si!™*"**fin- QQ May professors 0 G. t Seibold, COLORADO, Tex., I Republic; Capt. Harvey L. Miller, Vet- cludes Mrs. George chair- 25 i Council as there are in that tects the Full rolls or cut rolls, mm 90c Bleached q f Foreign Wars. man; Mary Killeen, Mrs. M. E. !. hailstorm extending 3 miles in width i body. v enough one pat- £tg* erans of Mrs. K. virtually es scrub- but of ci irrTP X I#ll*V I Eugene S. Bruce, Mrs.. and 25 miles in length wiped I The strikers began today publication designs. Bring “ 1 * Warfield. Mrs. County’s Perfect and tern to cover room. Ivl Graves to Be Visited. George W. Hibbs. Mrs. Olive Carpenter, , out 90,000 acres of Mitchell J of their own newspaper, The Strike, SHEETS crops today. J, Greene, secretary measurements. I Full double-bed size: to be hemmed. Scattered graves of veterans in other Mrs. Roberta E. Jacobs, Mrs. Deliai H. i with which to set their views before the cemeteries will be laden with flowers Barber, Mrs. Margaret Loveless, Mrs of the Colorado Chamber of Commerce, , public. Law students began the strike $250,000. over attempted change from today various organizations. At Henry Leonard Hurley and Mrs. E. M estimated the loss at Heavy r an term bv accompanied the iiaiL to monthly examinations- Wour Charge Account Cedar -Hill members us .TanJs Corps H. Guedry. _ Jrain ft -3 4- 14. 4,