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Finds Drilling Inadequate.

The ma jor also questioned whether
close-order drill as practlccd ~
schools and colleges outside of the
regular military colleges was henc-
fetal thing in the making Of an Of
ficer He declared that the modern
officer needs many more things than
Close.ordcr drill and he argued That
for this reason the cause OF pre-
paredness would be better served Icy
a system Of voluntary training which
gave an opportunity for more mill
tary study than by . compulsory
system limited to Il few hours Il
week of clOse.o order drill.
The American Federation of Labor
and other organi2a tons are adyoCat-
ing the passage of the Welsh bill. 50
II Is not altogether the idea Of the
eo-called pacitiS,!c groups. While
there is no likelihood Of action at this
session OF Congress, the debate on
COMPULSORY military training has
tended 10 revive the controversy over
what part the Federal Government
should play in education. This con
troversy is particularly acute over
the proposed department Of educa tlOn
bill which is being fought by many
religious bodies on the ground that
the states should have complete con
troll of the educational systems il this
country.
Copyright. 1926
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia--F'air and con
tinued cool tonight tomorrow in
creaSing cloudineSS and warmer: mod
crate northwest and north winds be
coming southerly tomorrow.
Mary1and~Fair tonight, slightly
cooler in east portion; possibly light
frost iii exposed places in north por-
ton tonight; tomorrow increasing
cloudiness and warmer; diminishing
northwest and west winds on the
coast and becoming sbutherly tomor-
row.
Virginia Fair tonight. slightly cool
er in north portion; tomorrow in
creaSinE Cloudiness and warmer di-
minishing northery winds becoming
southeast and south tomorrow.
West Nirg1nia-F'aii- tonight. slight
ly warmer in extreme west portion:
tomorrow increasing cloudineSS and
warmer; probably showers tomorrow
afternoon in northwest portion
Records for 81 Hours.
Thernometei-4 pm, SO; pm.
IS, 2 midnight, 20, 4 am, SO, am,
Sc noon, SO
Rarometer-i pm. 2960; s pm,
1851; II midnight, 29..2, a I'M. 1888;
8 am, 1875: noon, 29.46.
Highest temperature, 5S, occurred
at 3:30 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature. sc. occurred
at $40 ain. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, -; lowest. ~.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED 10y nlted States Coast
ami Geodcti" survey
To-day Low tide. 9:09 am. ana @.3
pm; high tide, 2:23 a.ul and 30 pm.
Tomorrow Low tide. 1904 ann.
and 1918 pm; high tide. 3,l4 am.
ana $50 pm.
The sun and Moon.
TO-DAY sun rose 49, am. sun sets
7l7 pm.
Tomorrow sun rises 4.Jl am: sun
sets, 1:l6 pm.
Moon rises l2:30 Pm. SETS 80 am
Automobile lamps 10 he lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of the
water at Great Falls at & am. Tenn
perature, 60, condition, clear.
Weather i'm XarioIS Cities
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
I'IDDN Y.

The Mount Pleasant Loyal Tempet
ance Legion viii meet, 3.l5 o'clock. az
Calvary VI. T.. Church. Miss georgia
Robertson will give a health ieriu iufe'
illustrated. children invited.
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E0I7ND.

POODLE. all white. large brown eyes. very
gentle: Some ones pct. Male. Owner KIND
League. $40 Maryland ave. s.w.-
SHEPHERD DOC. male, black and, white
hair parted right down center OF back.
Apply Washington Animal Rescue League
$40 Maryland ave. sw.
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WILL AMI
MarrlaQe.
IL NI--I'RIt T..

IM-rRICE. T,tday May ff 1899 At
the Board Of For'l@u n -~igu,--. - bIli..n
ave. Nrw YORK. tttr. Mre ENHA rkl' r.
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NWTIIIlIS NHAIIIdIN EV 'FVIT9 Ut Z HFVIl
Veterans Of the Civil War Will meet
tomorrow. s pm. III pythian Temple.
The cabinet meeting of the Wash
irgton City Union will he held to-
morrow evening at Marvin Church.
Tenth and + streets. Dinner viii he
served at $50 by the Marvin Epworth
League and will he followed by the
reading of policies and work outlines
for the year.
Concert by the Emmanuel Baptist
Church choir. planned for tomorrow.
has been indefinitely postponed.
The Caravan Club Of AImas Temple
will hold a luncheon in the City Club
tomorrow AT 12:t5 pm. Past lmper-
ial potcntate McCandlcss Of Homo
lulu Hawaii viii he present.
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The ToWne Players will present
The Mummy and the Muinps. S1o
O'Clock, in parish hall of the Church
of Our Savior.
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~ my dear G8l-ht"- FANNIE RT'p-
rERI. Nho ,s,@d tlHGt,a'. 2t4.~ asa TO-DAY
NAV -. lHl. HER NO-THIR
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Hearing To be EsCopcncd.

The UpShOt Of the episode Nd~ -
decision on the part of the House
military affairs committee To reopen
the hearings ANA permit John NcNlh
Sayre. chairman of the committee
on njlitaIisn in education. - ap
pear before the congressional com
mittee ANA r"fute Sfatemcl'~ made
nv opponents Of the bill SOM" Of
whom, for instance. are reported 10
have charged that The proponents of
the bin bad received = dona Ion ct
$3.50 ,U0U from the So-,alied Garland
tund. This is ilat!y denied by the
group headed by Mr. Sayre.
The salient points brought out by
the proponents Of tn" Welsh hlIl are
that compulsory military education
Is wrong in principle ana that the
Government ought not 70 require 1t
as d condition in those colleges which
are aided by Federal funds. To Illus
trate the point that not all III" ad-
vocateS Of the Welsh li}l are pa"ltiSfS,
the advocates brought Mai. NahliSh"F
to testify. lie was at the front during
the World War and believes in pre-
paredness for war He argued, how
ever. that the best officers an" OBJ
tanned through the volunteer system
and that while coBsCriptiDn ana COM
pulsOry training for the rank ana file
may be advisable il does not make
good officers. He declared that the de-
sire of a young man to be an officer
helps TO make his whole attitude to-
ward training receptive and that in
peace time men. who are forced 70
take military training against tiIeIr
viii. VIII not make good soldiers.
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,rNNIGII'T

tNlNIIl
The ToMne players viii present
The Mummy and the MuInps. sIo
O'Clock, in parish hall of the Church
Of our Savior.
a Federal" night muster. with ad-
dresses hy Federal officers, is sched-
ultd by the Presidents own Garrison,
No 104. Army and Navy club. :
O'Clock; in the boardroom OF District
Building.
The Thirteen club will meet $
O'Clock, ut the City Club.
The Girls Friendly Society Of the
Nativity the Resurrection and The
Arnunciation Chapels viii give their
charity Spring entertainment and
dance at New Masonic Temple. Eighth
and + streets northeast The pro
gram VIII include Mrs. Oakley'~ Tel
ephone" and "The kleptomaniac.
Unity Societl 1926 | Street will
have a class in lessons i'll truth. by
Garnet January, O'Clock
The National Fellowship club ulli
give a dance at Hotel Washington
The Tau Beta Phi will give Il dance
at the Lee IIotse.
The Margaret Murray Washington
| Club Of Big Sisters will meet, go
o'clock, at the cleveland school. Rev.
William II, Taylor VIII speak.
The Holy Comforter Club will give
.. dance. S O'Clock, i'll the school hall,
Fifteenth and East Capitol streets.
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GREEN. Tuesday ,Na< i. 1426 d

~ n at TIE 're-,A~u.a u ~ sl-tor. A.-
I.ou-n Lomay. .cL3 "th -, re. HE1R,rh-
hand oi the Ilto u~aon Cssoil 81 Broo".<;l.
y y devoted lrothcr of Charles H..
Daniel + Creek. Mr. FiI2a Iiurity altd
Mr- Louise LoWaX and 4 Lost Of nle'"s
ami nepnew3;, tuneIai from ~ s-st,s,r ;
residence SI3 Htb =. mt trlaaF. VI Ady
q. At / O'Clock I'm. Reiat4yr- @nd
friends ave invited t. attend tRr1okl lFu.
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FORCED DRILLING
ISSUE: REOPENED
House Military Committee to
Give Opponents of Policy
Another Hearing.
By Consolidated Press.

By Consolidated Press.
The House military affairs COM
mittec has no intention Of reporting
tho Welsh bill 10 prohibit Compul-
sory military training in various
schools and colleges which received
Federal aid. but the committee has
been severely attacked by the anti
militaiStiC groups on The ground
that the merits of the measure have
not been fairly heard.
The hearings before the House
committee lasted two days and tho
opponents of compulsory military
training contend that theN were sub
Jcctcd To Il cross examination and q
Grilling which was unlike the treat
ment they ever mad received from a
congressional C0mmitte before.
Some Of the witnesses champion
ing the Welsh bill are Quakers. ana
they declare their religious beliefs
have always been respected. som"
Of the cross examination indicated
desire on the part Of some Of ihc
members of ~thc committee 10 con r.
trast the service performed by '!tI-
zens engaged in rolnbataut service
with that rendered by Quahcrs VINO
'aid"d in nnu-COmbatdNt services
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Unity Society. 1926 | Street. will
have a class in lessons i'll truth. by
Garnet January. S O'Clock.
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The Thirteen club will meet :
o'clock, 1T the City club.
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The Nationa! Fellowship club vii
give dance at Hotel Washington.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
The cabinet meeting of the Wash.

Gushing Auxiliary 10 Sons of unior
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0t ANuIK. Taa G.r. Stay a. lp"r tl
. % ON. af H.. J-tt.t. .t.4...- Ffo~u.'a
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k.,fu-"n Qnanter nH. H.-tn~' RI El1s
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,ton' nI~ ltto .a-...r.. #F o ->.
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DIAMOND BAR pIN-Evenln% Of May 10.
hetween California st and east Of 18TH or
Montgomery club and 2lol Conn. ave Lao
eraI reward if returned to 1906 y. II, ave
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The Tau Beta Phi will give a dance
at the Lee IIOdse.
Evening star., 1926-05-20

oQ31. lost in white Lot II returned to !,
r. Walker. 501 Eye st. s-w.. or call Franklin
Vo1i wi rppelNp reward. ~
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nm ~ me- hnu" N1ratd. Va. IA
BFILF EVALYN CONNER me- Bran-
heidi. beloved Wife - W.ulm 'onn"r
and mother Of IulU Ehz tt4't' Conner = h-
neral tIuIu he" lat trs,sr'.t. FIitIN. MAY
n 1t { ru InyeIment ot G4n".ud
Cemetery Washr-ton q.
COokE May -. 1906. = Va r"- ',.r1". ~
Wcf-tor - HENRY EDWARD COOKE. PC
loved .athtr ri Mr- EdW ara = Ial.} lu.
rr.al from ~a.rru Heart tNvr.H rH.Gtt 'i
10 q IN Iute~meut IL MoGnt OH".t Come
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Cotton Crepe
Kimonos. S1.95

Reduced from much higher prices. II
Kimonos. in rose shade with tuxedo col
lars, trimmed with bindings and embroid-
cry.
) Crepe de Chine Sacques, in nile pink
and peach; lace trimmed and slightly
soled. Reduced to................ S3.7j
) Corduroy Robes, lined throughout. tux
edo models in copen shade. Greatly re-
duced to Observation-Disclosures. .$2 95
"Tcga-Towel" Robes; white with orange
stripes. Reduced TO .......H. 50 .9J
Negligee Section, Third floor.
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Infants Sweaters
and Dresses
Reduced

Children's Wool and Silk and wool
Sweaters in small sizes reduced
at $3.75. Were SIS and $3.50
8 at $3.50. Were $3.50
2 at $2.25. Were So
Children's Wash Dresses OF serviceable
fabrics and patterns.
3 at $1.50. Were 81 and $2.25
10 at $1.85. Were $3.50
at $3.50. Were $3.50
1 Down Pillow; 21x2o-inch size Was
SlU NOW $500. ....-............. $3.50
l White Felt Mattress; 22x30-inch SIZE
Was $3.50 Now ................S 3.zS
Infants Section. Fourth floor
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Costume Slips Reduced

5 Crepe-Back Satin Slips, in black, navy
and gray; sizes SO, 80, 40. Were $3.50
Zach Now 1895
4 Radium Silk Princess Slips, with en-
broidered, scalloped bottoms; sizes SO, Az.
AZ, in rust tan and chin-chin. Were
$3.50. Now .So:lo
3 Jersey Silk PetticOats, in tan; sizes 80.
81. Were S. Now ............ .S2.95
3 American Beauty Radium Silk Petit
coats, trimmed with embroidery; size 81.
Were 1886 Now ...............$ l.9o
| Rust Radum PetticOat. with embroid..
cred hem; size SO. Reduced to. -. .$2.9o
Costume Slip Section. Third floor.
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Women's and Misses Ready-to- Wear

49, 1885,. ....
GeOgt Dresses, size Ito.
Blue Silk
o
. 800. go. Slz5
go " So
and blue white polka
and61 10
in
Specials
andG size to
Creped g. O
and8 to
49,
/ WooC So
in tar
Worns Goa SetUn
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housewares
Greatly Reduced

~ y .ANONtt(CU
1 Mutsohler LafIat Porcelain-top
Kitchen Table. Was $40
Now ...... ........ ..... $3.50
MutschIer Laflat PorceIain-top
Pastry Table. Was SIS
/ Unfinished Dropleaf Kitchen
Table. Was $3.50. Now S5.95
3 Galvanized Rotary Ash Sifters.
Were sos each Now. SI.50
Square Willow Clothes Hamper.
Was $3.50. Now ......... $3.50
Imported Metal Bird Cages.
Were $40 each. Now SIS
Bird Cage Stands. white and
gold enamel. Were sos.
Now ..... ............ SI.5O
Imported Brass Bird Cages.
Were $40 each. Now ..... SIS
Round Bird Cages, two-tone FIN
ish. Were $5"75 each. Now Sl.95
? Hendryx Bird Cages, oval shape.
Were $3.50 each. Now 49,. $3.50
o Five-pound Bags of Simpsons
Purity" Lawn Seed. Were
S22S. Now ..... SI.50
Rain Gun Lawn SprinkIers.
Were $3.50 each. Now csc
So Cans Cracker Jack" Aluminium
Cleaner. Were Zoe Now. SC
II "Polaris" Two-quart Ice Cream
Freezers. Were S155. Now. Csc
Electric Double Boiler, 2-quart
capacity. Was $525. Now SOS
Housewares Section. Fifth floor.
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Children's Knit
Underwear Reduced

BOYS and Girls Lightweight Vests; two
styles. Sizes 4. 8, 10. II and IA years.
Were 35c to 55c. Now: ...;.. .Ioc
4 Medium weight Pants, with long legs and
button-holed bands; sizes Z. and y
years Were CSC each: Now zoe
pairs Fleeced Cotton Pants, with long
legs; sizes 8 and IL years. Were Soc
each. Now ................ .ooc
Is Dr. DentOn's Sleeping Garments, for
babies and small children. Size 0. We're
81 and S1.10. Now. ...............o QUO
Children's Knit Underwear Section. Fourth floor.
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Ruffled Wolfe Curtains
$1.28 pair
Priced Special Tomorrow,

50 Pairs Ruffled Wolfe Curtains,
with valance and tie backs to
match. Choice OF gold, blue and
rose colored ruffles.
20 Pairs Checked Marquisette Cur
tains, with ruff1ed valance and
ruffled tie backs. Special. SLID
A large Collection of Lace Curtains,
mostly. one ofa-kind styles. All
reduced Is to II, former prices.
Curtain Section. Sixth floor.
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ortswear---Sweaters---Bathing
Enthusiastically Reduced

in
2pece
..
~ 49,.
$075 each
Bathing Trunks
-. p. -. . .....
mdS w lee
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Underwear Reductions for
Extra Size Women
Girls furnishings
Reduced

Is Khaki Shedrayn OverbIouses,
with long sleeves; sizes Il to p
Were $5q5 each. Now. ...... Use
5 Girls Crepe Combinations, with
elastic at knee; sizes 8 and TO-
Were $3.50 each. Now ..75c
3 Girls White Overblouses; sizes
8 and 10. Reduced to-. soc
2 Pairs Girls White Twill Boomers,
with elastic at knee and tops :
size E. Were 81 pair. Now 75c
Girls Furnishings Section. Fourth floor.
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Women's Black Satin Pumps
Reducedto $4.25

100 pairs Black Satin Pumps sizes AAA to AA to 81
and 2Ia Tomorrow only this specially
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Books---Reduced

1 Animal Book. Was 81. Now SOC
Robinson Crusoes. Were $275
each. Now ..-........Sl $3.50
My Dolly Book. Were 10c.
NOW ............ sc
Is Dolly's Dress Maker. Were 10c
each. Now .... Sc
1 Johnny Mouse and Wishing
Stick. Was SIPS. Now. CSC
l Medicine Gold. Was 81. Now soc
! The Young Farmer and Work.
Was 81. Now soc
I How to Make Your Way
Through College. Was 81. Now
SOC
1 Ie0-and-1 Plays for Little
Theaters. Was 81. Now SOC
Escape by Alden Brooks. Were
SOC each. Now ....... 25c
z Skyrocket by Adela Rogers ST.
Johns. Were &c each. Now soc
1 Reamer Lou by Louise Forgione.
Was Soc Now ......... Csc
Book Section. Fifth floor.
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onorrow- Friday Brings Remnant Day Saving
Reductions Of II. IL end Enn More
Women's Silk Umbrellas
7s s%ss'% $3.95
O Wonens 10 rib Umbrellas borders
Choice of red brown black purple and with assorted handles
OF ambertone and
match. Friday this special marking.
floor
Millinery Offerings
Special for Friday

80 New Hats, in felt and velvet
models. Specially priced at...S5
Is Silk and Felt Hats. Special, s.
II Odd Lot Hats. Special. 81
Millinery Sacfinn Third floor.
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Dresses from The Walnut Room
Reduced for Friday

l Of blue 49,
Tan Afternoon embroidered Wa: SIS
Dress trimmed
1 and
sos $950
Now
Walnut Third
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Glove Silk Vests
1926

Were much more. u Glove Silk
Vests, deliberately trimmed with
real lace, i'll flesh only. Sizes SO,
SO, 40, AZ, A.
10 Glove Silk Union Suits, open
and closed models i'll white and
flesh; sizes 80, SO and Al. Greatly
reduced to- .................S3 $685.
Glove Silk Vests, with bodice and
opera tops; i'll flesh; size "A.
Greatly reduced to ...... .$l.95
Glove Silk Combinations; opera
tops, edged with narrow lace;
size A. Reduced to. .$4.95
silk Underwear Section. First floor
Underwear Reductions for
Extra Size Women
Extra Size Muslin Petticoats,
with ruffle; length g. Greatly
reduced to .'................ CSC
Extra Size Muslin Gowns; high
necks and long sleeves; sizes 10
and 20. Reduced to ......... Csc
Pairs Extra Size Open Drawers,
of fine muslin, lace trimmed; size
u. Reduced to .............SI.35
5 Pairs Extra Size Step-in Drawers,
tailored nainsook models; size q.
KeQuCed TO ................. tSC
3 Extra Size English Broadcloth
Slips, bodice tops and deep hens
size AZ. Reduced to ...... .$l.75
Muslin Underwear Section Third floor
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WoolIy and Mechanical Toys
Dolls and Games
Greatly Reduced for Clearance

Many are slightly soed or imperfect as they
have been used as floor samples
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Cold Drink Sets
Reduced 81

DO 8-piece Beverage Sets, consisting
of covered glass jug and six thin
blown glass tumblers to match.
Glassware Section Fifth floor.