Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1922, Page 12

THE kY KAUFM INCORPORATED 1318 01324 7™ ST.NW. —° $1.95 Women’s Fine Voile WAISTS.$1.25 G To $10 SALE! SUMMER FROCKS Special assortment of Women's and Misses' Voile, Organdy, Silk & Cotton $ 95 Ratine, Taffeta, Jersey d Gi am Dresses, in all the newest colorings; sashed, belted and r.gulation models, 1| WESTERN'S PLUCKY STUDENTS TRIUMPH | Outburst of 20,000 Specta- tors Greets Cadet Corps Drill Award. Confidence and determination tri- umphed over luck and hope and won for Company I, of Western School the greatest of all school events—the annual competitive drill STAR, WASHINGTON, High i of the Washington High School Cadej | { D. C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1922, ' ilar demonstration-followed when the diminutive Company H_of Tech, in command of Capt. Sam Lebowitz, was ordered to face the judges for the second prige. After this company re- ceived its award the Westernites again cut loose wtik a mighty cheer when the adjutant stopped in front of Capt. R. K. Lamb's company— Compuny H of Western—and notified him that his unit was winner of third honors. Central's companies D, in command of Capt. Dana Yung Kwai, and E, commanded by Capt. Karl H. Mich- clat, which were given honorable mention, were then brought to front. Centralities vainly tried to make themseclves heard, but their cheering was literally drowned by the boisterous noise from the West- ern students. Diamond-Studded Medal. pinned on the tunic of . leader of the winning the diamond-studded Al- or medal, and gave him an ope containing red the B. Pigeno, J. H. Pool, N. G. man, A. P. Sokoppeglia, T. son, J. H. Stokes, R. P. Waldo, F. H. Weitzel, W. K. Wilson. The roster of Company H of Tech, which won second prize, follows: Capt. S. Lebowitz, First Lieut. I. N. Friedman, Second Lieut. H. W. Deni- son, St-rg!s. H. 8. Cawthorne, 8. D. Cole, A. F. Dioner, D. M. Heritage, H. C. Robb; Corps. E. Denison, G. C. Duchring, W. J. Foster, J. A. Italian W. F. Wellener, F. C. Wildensteine) Privates B. Barzune, R. B. Beale, R. H. Corzoran, A. B. Cross, R. W. Dau- ber, J. L. England, J. Grady. G. D. 8Schu- F. Simp- lowing: Capt Lieut. Privates T. J. Cowman, W. M. Debutts, J. O. Prank Minigorode R. K. E. \IerhhnK 1e: First { passed on by the executive committes Licut. | of the board at its next session | The decided to rd to at given Jun: 3 rk for the ben.fis committer b Cogswell, B. . Reeve and D._Smith, and W. Abbe. of th A haven of interest to the Gifi- ( Secker, Collector and Lover of Home. Antiques—Reproductions in Harrell, R. J. Hayden, F. D. Hileman, | Reeve, F. J. M. Hoyt, A. A. Jacobs, C. H. Just, |J. G. Thompson e J. C. Kaffman, W. T. Latham, T. G.| Wescott, W. Wilkinson Lee, 8. B. Lyon, C. S. Miner, A. J.| Willett. Moore, J. H. Morris, B. H. Munroe, J. J. M\lrnhy. H. P. Noble, J. Plotnick, GoE Raum, W. E- Siddall, R W {G, H. Snell, G. P. Snyder, T. L. ‘4[!& g!l( C. R. Stearns, J. A. Thomp- son, C. H. Traeger, F. I. Winant, W. 1. Weaver, H. L. Wolf, J. C. Wood, s J and J. F BOARD OF TRADE GROWS. | Six applications for membership in the Washington Board of Trade wers | approved by the membership commit- da Furniture, Mirrors, Jewelery, Silver and Sheffield Plate, Brasses, Curios, Diamonds, Art Objects. A. F. Arnold Art Galleries Auctioneer E. J. Woodrow. ]"y at its ‘meeting noon in The Star build Western's Company H. which took | 1323 G St. N.W. cs for his men—the badge denotes supremacy in the greatest of all high school military s. White badges were given to collars. Sizes to 44, but not every model in every size. Sp cial at _CAPE DRESSES PORCH DRESSES ade of Porch [!\ $3 45 made with kimono sleeves Special at and whi $1.35 3,000 Yards of 40-Inch Fancy VOILES 1 8 c 59c¢ Yard-Wide Eponge PATINE . 396 third honors, is,composed of the fol- | total of twenty-one | Corps. With the o {it. and handic: < complet ped by underfootin against i, lol———o]——=]q] 0| ———]a|——=lz] ny H received SELINGER’S LADIES’ BRACELET 'WATCHES Usual $30 and $35 Values 9185 There are just an even hundred watches in We regret that we could not badges. the Linene Dresses, presentation of corps passe mbined bands of Central | hools. As the winning ©d the exit to the ball} nzied students holsted on their shoulders and hem in triumph out of the p ollowing is the er of Compan .. which won fi military with SALE' HEMMED DIAPERS Savings of 50¢ or More on a Dozen! ar Hears quality 1 I frritant, Antiseptic and put 18x18.Inch 22x22-Inch | 24x24-Inch HEMMED HEMMED HEMMED 85¢$1.0081.19 DOZEN DOZEN " A WONDERFUL SALE OF NEW MIDSUMMER $ ;,95 HATS &n Chtidren s summer DOZEN €3 Crepe de Chine | TEDDII;S. L 69 Continui Sale Price We now supply our vi THE NEW MILK SENSATION ROGERS RICHEST MILK Worth to §5 this special sale. 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