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The Washington herald., 1919-06-18

lam Lawrence Clay, Francis william
Cleary. Arthur Leo Conaty. Patrick
Alfred Conway. Frederick Mosgan
Cook. Patrick Michael Cook, Charles
James Creegan. Edward Aloysius
Davis. Ssmes Lambert Degnan. John
Henry DiStefano. John Thomas
Drury. James Aloysius Dunn. Felix
Elan Early. Cyrus Hilmar Erikson.
James Edwin Evans. Frederick
James Fees. Vincent Eugene Feretti.
George Alinutt Fjsh<T. Herman j.
Galloway. Edward J. Garrahan.
Richard vinton Mattingly. George
Kelly Moose, John Robert Morales.
Francis Xavier Mouton. Frank Ford
Nesbit, Ralph Alexander Norton.
Clarence Abbott O'Brien. Francis
Joseph O'Brfen. James Joseph
O'Byrne, Daniel Emmet O'Connell.
Thomas Emmet O'Connell. John
Joyce O'Hara, Dillon Garrett o'Neil.
Joseph Edward O'Toole. William
Letcher Overstreet. George Clayton
Page, Jose Dumaguin Peralta, Nor
man Millard Peterson. George VOL
lage Pratt, Edward Stedman Pres
colt, John T. Quinn. william
Henry Reese, Thomas Joseph
Reidy, George Rinehardt. jr.
win Likens Gates. Edward Francis
Gavagan, Bascom Hurley GOWN
William John Graham, Charles Joseph
Green, Garland Elias Groh. william
Michael Harney, Wilson Forman Har-
per, Julius Harold Hart. Herold
Haynes, Charles Patton Henry. Carr
Timothy Hoffman. Corral Horace
Hunt, James Commodore jackson.
Todd Wellington johnson. Howard
Tallie Jones. Edward Ebert Keck.
Francis Joseph Kelly, Robert Halbert
Kempton. w. Howard Keyes. Emo
August Knoche. Thomas Aloysius
Lane, Fred Vestal L4swrey. Milton
Carter Lysle, Edward Leroy McAleer,
Harold Lambert MsAllister. John
Joseph Mccarthy, Robert Morgan Nc
Gauley, Bernard Augustus McGinn.
John Cornelius Mcmahon. John Joseph
Mahan, Mayo Clinton Malcolm. Will
lam G. Mallon, Ezra Adams Kicks,
David Louis Riordan. Bernard Fred
erick Rohlck, Francis James Rooney,
George Irving Rowley, John William
School. Thomas Hardie Seay, Dillard
Downward Schroeder. Frederick BAIL
Simms. Peter Frederick Snyder. James
Francis Splain, Robert Joseph Stack.
Harold Butler Sweat, John William
Taylor. William Joseph Tobin. henry
Snowden Turner. Gregorio Rosario
Umali. Thomas Ennalls Waggaman,
Martin James Walsh. Francis Eugene
Walter, Reginald Hart Waters, IL
Mason Welsh. Paul Germann Werner.
Charles Robert Young.
Attorneys Get Masters Degrees-
Master of Laws-Henry McRaven
Balm. Joseph B. Cowett. Maurice Pat
rick Doran. Arthur Plunkett Drury.
John Anthony Enos, Martin e.
F'rincke. jr., Frank Joseph Gaughan,
Joseph Aloysius Gilligan, Louis Law
renee Guarnieri. Harry Elmer Kemp,
G. Halle McGrath. William Morrison
Mackie, Walter Jo>eph Madden. Mich
olas Joseph Martin. Carleton Marvin.
Jerry c. Massey, Joseph Martin
Mehl. Samuel George Mulloy. Wilbur
F. Nesbit, Pedro Joseph Ocampo, Jo-
seph Gerard Schumb, South Trimble,
jr., and Richard Ernest Wexford
Master of Patent Law-F,red John
Bechert, Walter Hugh Caldwell, How
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18

e. shannon. OF this city. as speak
ers on timely topics.
John L Weaver. as chairman Of
committee on hospitality, has
completed arrangements for the en-
tertainment of delegates to the con-
vention. whose routing brings them
TO washinton. the local board hav-
Ing set apart Monday. June 2s. as
Washington day. over 200 have SO
far accepted the Invitation 10 stop
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18

ard James Cassidy. william Law
renee Clay. Arthur Leo conaty. Pat
rick A. conway. Joseph B. Cowett,
Maurice Patrick Doran. John An
thony Enos. Martin c. Frincke. jr..
Joseph Aloysius Gilligan. Louis Law
renee Gaurnieri. Francis Joseph
Kelly. Robert Halbert Kempton, John
Joseph Mccarthy. Carleton Marvin,
Nicholas Joseph Martin, Jerry C.
Massey. Joseph Martin Mehi, Wilbur
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18

throughout the United States. main-
tains its national headquarters here.
The fact that the convention Is
being held In the East for the first
time will afford the afiiliated boards
located on the Atlantic Seaboard an
opportunity to become better ac-
ouainted with their western broth
ers. VIM H. Saunders will repre-
sent Washington. The program
features Harry wardman and Wm.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18
D. c. TO ENTERTAIN
REAL ESTATE MEN

The National Association of Real
Estate Boards will hold its annual
convention in Atlantic City June
IS to 2S. The association. COM
posed of more than 1000 members
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18
PALMER HURLS
DEFY AT REDS
IN ADDRESS
Tells Graduates Nation Will
Stop Attacks from
Within.
l99 RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
Honorary Degrees Con-
ferred on Five at Exer-
cises Last Night.

There is no room in this coun-
try for those who resort to violence
TO impress their ultra-radical views
upon the people or the govern
ment"
These words of defiance were
hurled at anarchists by Attorney
General A. Mitchell Palmer. one
whom they marked for death. in a
commencement address before 19y
graduates of Georgetown University
yesterday.
He declared the government in
tends to protect itself from inter-
nal attacks as forcefully as 1t has
shown itself able to thwart attacks
from without. He added that
neither the government nor any Of
its officers will be embarrassed
much less heightened. by any at
tempts. organized or unorganized
to terrorize the government into
doing something contrary to the
spirit of free institutions. Pro-
longed applause greeted his state
mcnts.
President COnfers Degrees.
The opening address was by the
Fsiv. John B. Creeden, S. D.. pres
ident OF the university. who after
ward conferred the degrees. Candi-
dates for degrees in arts and sciences
were handed their diplomas by the
Rev. w. Coleman Nevils. dean of
the school. George f. Hamilton pre-
sented law graduates their diplomas.
John j. Prendergast was chairman.
and David r. wolverton vice chair
man. of the reception committee.
Honorary degrees were conferred
as follows: Doctor of Laws-James
Augustine Flaherty. Brig. Gen. Will
lam Nicholson. Lieut. Commando
George Tully Vaughan and Col. Will
lam Holland Wilmer. Doctor of Sci
ence-James Harris Rogers.
Many Get sheepskins.
Degrees in course were conferred
as follows:
Master of Arts-Robert John Hill
lard. Francis Joseph Kelly, Francis
Thomas Maher. William Henry Prem
dergast. jr., Nicholas Joseph Martin
and Brooke Mohun.
Bachelor OF Arts Timothy John
Connely. Eugene Joseph Finnegdt
Carroll Joseph Mcclure. Robert En-
met Mooney. Marcus Attridge Miller,
John Gilland Brunini. Stanley Clark
son Burke. Thomas Crimmins Burke.
Edmund Bennett Connolly, Robert
Ambrose Convery (cum laude). David
Eugene Fisher. Joseph Eugene Gal
lery. Louis Anthony Langie. William
Patrick McMahon, William Bernard
Movery. Albert Vincent Shorren and
John Robert Zuger.
Bachelor OF Philosophy-Johr Pat
rick Anderson. Lewis Henry Daily
and Joseph Pemberton Ragland. ,xsF
Bachelor of Science-Raymond Henry
Reiss and Raynor Francis Kirwin.
Bachelor OF Science in Medicine
Willis j. Colbert.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18

over. The Red parior at the Nv
willard viii be headquarters. al
Many Washington delegates WI
attend the convention.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18

r. Nesbitt. Ralph A. Norton. Pedro
Joseph Ocampo, Clarence Abbott
O'Brien. Francis Joseph o'Brien.
John william School. Frederick Bazfl
Simms. H. Mason Welch and Regi-
nald Hart Waters.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18

A successful experiment has, been
carried out at FeIlujah. on the ku-
phrates River. about % miles west of
Bagdad. with peanuts. or groundnuts
as they are called here. by the act
ish.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18

In some parts of Cape Province.
South Africa. chicory gives a yield
of $50 to $500 per acre. johannesburg
being the chief market.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18
ia Embryo Lawyers.

Bachelor of Laws-Frederico De
V. Acosta. Ernest G. Anderson,
Charles Orion Arthur. Fred John
Bechert. Joseph Bittoni. Claude
Boor, John Lawrence Burns. Charles
Andrew Burrus. Walter s. Byrne,
Walter Hugh Caldwell. Cornelius
Patrick Carl. Howard James Cas-
sidy. Joe Francis Cavanagh. WILL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-25
PUEDEN yIAJAR

Pasaportes expedidos por ell Go
bernador:
Para Venezuela: al Sr. Duunald
E. Dumont, de San Juan.
Para Panama al Sr Lorenzo IL.
quierdo, de San Juan.
Para Cuba: al .Sr. Felipe Sam
bolin, de Guanica; Sra. Josefina
Lopez Y dos ni1os de Guanic;;.
Para Santo Domingo: al Sr.
Juan Leon MILAN Jr., de yauco
Mariana N6lez de Isabella; Eduar
do Cap6 Cintron, de Adjuntas; y
Srta. Antonia Sanjurjo de San
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-25
IN 4ANO DE CARCEL

Jose Guzman, qnien durante la
procession del Corpus, arrebat6 vic
lentamente un die de la leontina
que lleyaba, consistente en- una
moneda de ORC de $3.50 al Sr. Pc
dro Jimenez, fue sentenciado aver
por el Hon. Juez Rossy, de la Cor
te de Distrito, seccion segunda,
a un aiio de carcel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-25
"LA NUEyA LIBERTAD''

Ell Secretario Executive de Puer
to Rico ha expedido certiiicado
de registro de Incorporation a Ia
corporation del pals denon.inada
La Nueva Libertad, Inc, cuya of
Gina principal Sc establecera en-
Ia calle Hostos, esquina Il Vicente
Pales, de Guayama. Los fines prin
cipales lie Ia misma sefan dedicar
'e al negocio de imprenta Ell ge-
neral. Sn capital autorizado es de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-25
dos JUICES !
UN Collector.

4 Acadia de ser nombrado .Juez
municipal de San German, el Lido.
Francisco Il. Cortes, quien viene
a. llenar la yqcante que deja ell
Lido. don William J. Santos que
gestionaba su traslado.
\ San German pierde con cl tras
lado del Sr. Santos, 81 hemos de
atender a que Sc trata de un fun
cionario judicial de reconocida ex-
periencia, adquirida en- largos
amos de eiercicio como iuzga
dor; y 81 atendemos tambien
que don William ha conclude Dor
hacerse un Juez no politico, aten.
+ to solo al cumplilniento de sus
deberes Y q los mandates de
la Ley. En- ese concepto ha
venldo siendo considerable aqui
durante cstos lltimos aiios. q
lisual que en- Lajas y en- Sabana
Grande, cuyas locali.ladcs en- CO.
mnni6n con San German constitu
yen este distrito judicial muni-
cipal.
La comun:dad del distrito adj
vlertc EN- mucho el traslado del
juez experto Y felicita a Yauco
por la adquisici6n.
No conocemos al Lido. Sr. Cor
ties que viene aquf a ejercer atlas
funciOnes judiciales; pcro hemos
tratado de infornlarlios V sc nos
asegura que, aunque es joven y
sin mayor experienced en- la carrc-
ra judicial, es persona seria. de
caracter independence, no name
jable, Y poseedor de toda la capa-
cidad necesaria para hacerse un
juzgador de rectitud Y firmeza.
Nenga Ell buena hora ell Juez Sr.
Cortes.- va tendremos ocasi0n
de conocerle y juzgarle.
Don Fernando del Vale hace
algunOs amos que desempeila en- es
ia localidad ell cargo de Collector
de Rentas Internas. Y, Sc infor-
ma tambien, que el Sr. Del Vale
sera ascendido y trasladado la
Colecturla de MayagNez, o la
de San Juan.
Nosotros, que nos preeiamos de
saber conocer y juzgar a muchos
funcionarios publicos, creemos no
e1uivocarnos al manifestar, como
10 hacemOs de buen grado, que el
aludido funcionario de Hacienda
Pdblica, ha sido realmente la per-
soma mas capacltada y dlscreta
que en- San German hemos tenido
ejerciendo de Collector, desde ocu-
rrido el cambio de soberania.
81 resultare ciertO el trasladO
del Sr. del Vale, a buen seguro
que ,otos habremos de advertir
la auscnria del digno funcionario I
Y cn el concepto de hombre socia
bic cl ,acio sera mayor, 81 consi-
deramos la ausencia de I'LL clcmen
10 dc rcconocidO valimento Y de
iniciatiyas POGO comunes.
Somos loco adictos qdemar
itcienso: pero cuando hay que juz
gar en- justicia, 10 lri,ccinos sir
Tcparar On que Il qlres e.ogie'
mos sean o no adyersos a nuestros
ideales en- materia politica. Pro
cedemos como siempre: con entera
independence.
ID. L. Pab0a.
San Ga,m1n Ju0io 1c dn 1910
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-25

Lace Oxford = In dark Tan and Black Russia Calfskn
The Beverly last is combinations beiug tqgo si>:es
m1tv regular, measurements, thus holding the heel
and instep firmly and comfortably and at the
same time permitting roomy proportions where
shoe comfort is most appreciated - across the
ball. All of these most desirable features in the
Beverly Oxford are masked by slender, grace
full effect.
This splendid Nettletol Model we'll deserves
your inspection.
Agent for Nf1r1Erox Mems Shoes - the V.ou,s Fnss
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-25
Mas Information General.

I%l2,C00.. siendo sus Incorporate.
res los senores NJ. a. Martinez Da
villa, Luis Felipe Dcsus y Jose Ga
rriga Brenes, de Guayama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
State Tax Experts to
Study Federal System
Controller Travis viii Take
Assistants to Washington to
Insnect Work There

State Controller Eugene NJ. Travis
announced yesterday that he had or
ganizcd summer school for his staff
to study the Federal income tax.
eve arc all going down to Wash
ington week after next to study the
Federal income tax" said the Con-
troller. ON the organization of the
state income tax bureau and the col
lection Of $40,000000 next year we
realize we have hard task ahead.
"If it is possible to devise a better
system of organizing our bureau,
classifying the names and collecting
the tax, than they have in Washing
ton, we want TO install it at Albany.
Prospective income tax payers have
asked for more than 10000 blanks, and
within the last few days we have
had more than 200 callers. From all
over the state come INQUIRIES with ref
erence to the new law
The Controller will have another
conference during the next few days
with the Governor, Senator Sage,
chairman of the Finance Committee of
the Senate, and Assemblyman H. Ed
mund Machold, chairman of the Ways
and Means Committee of the lower
house, with reference to the organiza-
ton of the staff of the new income
tax bureau. The Legislature appropri-
ated 100000 for the first years work.
About 500 employees will be needed by
January l next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Street, not inclusive from Fulton

Street, not inclusive from Fulton to
Bergen Street; B.rgen Street and
Congress Street inclusive from Smith
Street TO East River. Carroll Street
not inclusive from Gowanus Canal to
Sixth Avenue; Sixth Avenue inclusive
from Carroll Street to Twentieth
from Sixth Avenue to Gowanus Canal.
Navy Street and Rockwell Place in
elusive from Concord Street to Flat
bush Avenue; Flatbush Avenue not in
elusive from Rockwell Place to Fulton
Street; Fulton Street inclusive from
Flatbush Avenue to Concord Street;
Concord Street inclusive from Fulton
Street to Navy Street
Division Avenue not inclusive from
East River to Broadway; Broadway
not inclusive from Division Avenue to
Union Avenue; Union Avenue not in
elusive from Broadway to Metropoli-
tan Avenue; Metropolitan Avenue not
inclusive from Union Avenue to East
River.
Flushing Avenue inclusive from
Broadway to Borough line; Borough
line from Flushing Avenue to DeKalb
Avenue; De Kalb Avenue inclusive
from Borough line to Broadway;
Broadway inclusive from lie Kalb
Avenue to Flushing Avenue.
Division Avenue inclusive from East
River to Broadway; Broadway in
elusive from Division Avenue to
Flushing Avenue; Flushing Avenue not
inclusive from Broadway to Walla-
bout Basin.
Broadway not inclusive from Jefer
son Avenue to Fulton Street, Fulton
Street, inclusive from Broadway to
Sumner Avenue; Sumner Avenue in
elusive from Fulton Street to jefferson
Avenue; jefferson Avenue inclusive
from Sumner Avenue TO Broadway.
Malbone Street not inclusive from
Prospect Park to East New York Ave
nue.; East New York Avenue not in
elusive from Malone Street to East
Ninety-eighth Street; East Ninety
eighth Street inclusive from East New
York Avenue to Church Avenue;
Church Avenue inclusive from East
Ninety-eighth Street to Gravesend
Avenue; Gravesend Avenue inclusive
from Church Avenue to Seeley Street;
Seeley Street inclusive from Graves
end Avenue to Prospect Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Bird Replaces Alarm Clocks
Yes, It's Winsted Story
SpecioI Coryespo,,deuce

WINSTED, Conn, June 14.-No
alarm clock is needed mornings at
Everbreeze Cottage, Highland, owned
and occupied by Lou Stone, because
a whippoorwill has volunteered to do
the work hitherto Entrusted to mechan-
ism. Attracted by morsels placed in q
box outside for birds, the whippoorwill
comes at daybreak, eats from the box
and before departing pays for its food
in song. Winding and setting an alarm
clock at night is no longer chore at
this cottage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15

Hearn bargains are reaIlv
bargains. Buying for cash
and selling for a moderate
profit makes "our regular"
prices less than those of other
stores. Our sale reductions.
therefore, can SAVINGS
which you cannot duplicate
elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Girls Ginghort Dresses

Attractively m d
white or contrast trim
6 to IA years
our reg. $2.48.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
C:n'S' MILDLY Blouses-

Coat models of 6Nrable
quality white if4ssx,S
colored smoking +ay
ii years-our reg. "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
| Girls Serge Skirf.-

Full pleated, white cam ,
brlc waists TO il
years our reg. 1924.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Crean,-C OLOred
WOOIen Fabrics

Creamy wooi:Sr materials are
The smaFtc-Sf possible ones for
s&irt,, suits and coats for Sum-
n1er, cooI-E-1kirG on the H:rnl-
esf days, appropriate for all Oc-
/, e1siOnS. Prices are special.
47-in. Atwood Cream Gabardines
small diagonal weave
excellent value ............2,
54-in. All-Wool Cream Serges
heavy diagonal weave With
black hairline stripe. ........1 81
tI-in. All-Wool Cream French
Serges fine twill. .......1. 81
54-in. Mohair Sicihennes jet black,
high Iustrous finish. for skirts
or bathing suits. ......l.....l. IS
54-in. All-wool Cream Tricotine
fine twill ....................5. 68
40 and az in. sn-wooi French
serges -embrOid'ss with silk
cream. navy and Back. . 81
As and 81 in. Atwood Fine Twill
Serges -taupe, burgundy. navy
and blue-our reg. S2.97..2.35
IS and so in. Atwood Cream Serges
heavy storm weave
our reg. si.6S ...............1.3 80
Semi Made Skirts smart pleated
styles in plaids of French
serge weave ...............l0.4S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15

IS ct. Children's Socks. .... ~
White with colored tops.
HoslERY-MAIN FLOOR
$l.00 Little Tots Middies. TT
W N,1, or khaki-sizes to 6 yrs.
INFANTS oErT.-sECoND FLoos
sl0.5O Seamless Grass tugs. ISIS
imported SKIP # artistic band
borders also medallion centres.
RuGS-THlRD FLOOR
S3.29 Snowflake Stripe Curtains.2
Rose, blue, tan and green stripes on
cream grounds.
LACE CURTAlNs-BAsEMENr
$500 Marseies Spreads 2aO
0atln various designs.
SPREtDS-BASEMENT
50 ct. Union Linen Huck Towels. AZ
Large size-heavy quality-hemmed
white damask borders.
TOWELS-MAIN FLOOR
s3.45 Cotton Fleece Blankets. 2.54
White, gray, tan-contrast borders
-64XS0
BLANKETS BASEMENT.
81 ct. Scarfs, Shams ........C ca
Also Centre Pieces lace trimmed.
DECORATIVE LINENs-MAIN FLOOR.
$3.75 Perfect Gas Irons. $40
Nickel plated-steel hose attached.
SHADE DEPT.-THIRD FLOOR
so ct. Table OilcIoth Rs
Plain white and assorted patterns
IA yards wide-slight imperfec-
tons.
SHADE DErT-THIRD FLOOR.
$1.S9 Bleached Sheets. ......I.24
90x90--for full size beds.
MUSLINS-BASEMENT
16 ct. Toweling Aforementioned. ~
For dish and roller-colored bor
ders
TowELTNG-MAIN FLOOR
73 ct. New Feather Pillows. go. At
Art ticking--1f r25.
PlLLoWs-BAsE@tNT
% ct. Bleached Dom,t .....~.IG
Fleece nap.
FLANNEiS~ BASEMENT.
$1.05 Bleached Damask ... SIS
72 inch--various patterns.
LlNENS-MAIN FLOOR
70 ct. Women's Extra Size Vests. 81
Low neck-sle eveless-al draw
ers - lace trimmed - some have
slight imperfections.
KNIT UNDERwEAR-MAIN FLOOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
MORNING SPECIALS-Monday and Tuesday, Until l P. M
huv .

! SET Shopping or Overnight
Bags ..................2
Patent enamel - also silk, Moire
hand bags-colors and blackwell
made-newest models.
LEATHER GOODS-MA1N FLOOR.
S1.64 Black Taffetas. t.36
35-inch-soft chiffon fnish-high
SALESMAN FLOOR.
IS ct. Mohairs Observation-Disclosures. SO
36-inch - Gray, brown, myrtle,
navy and black-silk fnish-white
hairline.
DRESS GooDs-MAIN FLOOR.
"a ct. Black Surf Cloths. ...... so
32-inch-lustrous quality for bath
ing suits.
LININGS-BASEMENr
$500 Nainsook-1O-yd. piece. $40
Sheer and silky. for fine under
WHITE GOODS--MAIN FLOOR.
As ct. Khaki Cloth ............ 30
Mill Neutrality-suspicious. for chill
dren's play clothes as we'll as wom-
ems and misses skirts, middes. etc.
WASH DRESS FABRlCS-BASEAfENT
40 ct. Fancy Lingerie Batiste. .. 30
Pink, blue and white grounds, with
blue blrds-lovely for underwear,
paiamas. niFhtroWns. etc.
WASH DRESS FABRICS-BASEMENT
so ct. Mems Balbriggan
Underwear ........... AZ
Short sleeve shirts-double seat
drawers.
MEMS NORTHUMBERLAND FLOOR.
$500 Mems Summer Shirts. 1.G6
White soisette, madras and various
novelty fabrics--large assortment
of stripes-soft cuffs.
MEMS FURNIsHINGs-MAIN FLOOR
$4.95 Mems Serge Trousers 3.SS
Blue. durable.
MEMS CLOTHING-33 WEST 18th ST.
1914 and $7.94 Boys Suits. $50
Semi Norfolk belted models-nov-
city stripes and mixtures -regular
and stout sizes included
BOYS CLOTIlING-TlIIRD FLOOR
$1.25 Boys Trousers-9 to II yrs. ,0S
Corduroys and gray cassimeres-
check and hcrringbone fancies-
we'll made.
BOYS cLoTHING--THIRp FLOOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
RrOche COrspls

In pink only new longl
hip models, medium
Eust-si2es 10 to "a and 6
some larger our req
$1,000 and $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Cool Break fast Coats:

Prettily made of white .
dotted Swiss with deepF
flounce at bottom. sailor
collar and sash
our reg. $2.47......l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Summer (orSefs-..

Summer Corsefs=A.
Light weight Coutil-
low and medium bust.
long hip lines, daintilyt
finished with e.oDroideryi
at, top sizes 10 to 30
our reg. $2.50.......I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15

Quarter Century
June Sales
Young Mems Suits
Sack and waist seam mod-\
els, single and double
w Drss't fabrje meul in new we fsn 1S45
cies-all sizes
our regular $24.5O, .......I
Boys Norfolk Suits
Fine quality wool fabrics\
in navy blue, serge, her
ringbone, striped and MKT 1oAA
ure effects-some with ex- A"'Tf
ira trousers-10 to 10
years--our reg. $3.50. ....I
Boys Fash Suits
Sizes 3 to stripedl
and plain effects, variously ! 8 .,
trimmed in contrasting col @'o1
ors-our regular 1924. 49,.
Boys Hats
Sailor, tams and skipper)
styles, plain or lettered AZ
bands-value ST ........)
Children's Rompers--
Durable cotton fabrics in>
various patterns and color ,77
ings--short or long sleeves .a'
2 to years-our reg. "a
Boys Blouses-
Large assortment of light,
medium and dark stripe &C
percales, attached collars .0V
8 to 10 yrs.-our reg. "a.
Women's O1tords
Black Kidskin Tenderfoot,
seamless cut oxfords, with
rubber h eel s, medium
round toe shapes with no
| tips, light, flexible soles.
| These are delightfully."- cool,
comfortable s h oes for ;.Aec
nurses and all women TOO
| whose household or bust
ness duties keep them on
their feet most of the day.
D, E, and EE widths-siz
4 to 8-value $500. ......
Extra Size Petticoats-
Excellent quality lowered
cotton taffeta, various rrn
styles and colorings 4'1V
our reg. STAT.
Tub Silk Petticonts-
Pretty pastel colorings inl
pink, blue, nile green
maize, tan and gray Ideal 2 70
for light Summer frocks-
our reg. 1914.
White Sateen Pefficoots-
Soft, lustrous, finish
non-transparent- "a
our reg. $1.57 ....
Pretty Voile Biouses-
White or colored voiles-l
many nea. styles to choose .87
from-our regular $1.17...
Ceorgetfe Crepe BIouses-
Charming models in white
flesh and bisque, also ,1
white net, trimmed with ( 0.ol
lace-our regular $697. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Unfripa med Hats

Variety Of smart, be
coming shapes - black
and desirable colors
our reg. S2.S7..,.....