Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1924, Page 40

40 U. S. TO ISSUE NEW DEBT CERTIFCATES Treasury's Plan for June Financing Wearly Complete, Officials ¢ Announce. The Treasury’s plan for its June financing, which will include a new issue of certificates of Indebtedness, are approaching completion, and in- dications were glven last night that announcement of the amount and terms probably would be forthcoming within another week. The first step in the program to be made public was an announcement by retary Mellon that he had author- banks to redeem i interest d matur- certificates ember 15, 1923 and matur- ing June 16 next. These will a e around $450,- , but Treasury officials declined what part of the maturing se- . Unoflicial made it appear that probably about one-third of the total would be replaced with new certifi- cates. ARMY SCHOOLS TO HOLD JOINT GRADUATION HERE 102 to Get Medical, Nursing, Den- tal and Veterinary Diplomas at Exercises Friday. Joint zraduation exercises on Fri- day will ho held by the Army Medi- cal s Ar o0l ‘of Nursing, School and Army the formal garden Medical Center at 4 o'clock p.m. The diplomas and medals will be awarded to the graduates and_ win- of special honors by the Secre- of War. There will be 102 gradu- i the various schools exercises will begin with a pr of the eradus and faculty, music for the occasion being provided by the United tates Army . Chaplain Hall will pronounce invo- cation and Surgeon General Irela will make the introductory address, which will be followed by the presen- tations by Secretary Weeks, Chap- Mctiear; will pronounce bene- t will conclude the e winning special distinctions In the Army Medical School, . Philip 1 vk, honor medal; . Albert G. Kinberger, Sternberg i Army Vel School, J ins pt. , Dental Corps medal, The winner of the Army Nurses' Corps prize will be announced during the exerc CITIZENS PLAN PICNIC. Addresses to Feature “Community Meeting” at Manor Park. Addresses wil feature a *‘commu- rnoon June 4 with a : picnia will be followed by the singing of patriotic airs by the citize and their friends, accom- ed by an orchestra, after which b S5 meeting. Addresses will be made on -Cit- izens’ Associations,” by Willlam McK, Clayton of the Federation of Citi- zens' Association and the Brightwood sociation; “Americaniza- Louis Otfenberg of the Board of Trade, and “Law Observance,” by a representa- tive of the woman's bureau of the police department. committee in charge of ar- for the meeting i posed of the following: F Smith, chairman; J. P. Hall, B. B. Allison and Mr. ham. ROOT SEES COOLIDGE. Gratifled at President’s Stand on World Court. Elihu Root and President Coolidge | Epent .two hours together vesterday at the luncheon table and ence, but nothing was i the White House or by to_the nature of the conve: Root, on address relative to membership in the nt Court of International Jus 'he constitution of that tribunal w. drafted by ymmittee of which Mr. Root was Just Like Other Folks. He was a clorgyman in a small town. Whenever the fire bell rang during church service there was apt to be consternation. Every one won- dered If his house was on fire. So the clergyman’s rule was that at the first alarm one of the ushers should find out where the fire was and if it was a bad one and bring the news to him on a slip of paper. Then he stopped fo moment and announced wh fire w In this way the service went on, prac- tically uninterrupted and no one left the church. “And, the clergyman said, “I al- ways want to know right away my- self, too,” The Case Was )Traed From the Pittsburgh Telegraph. A visitor to the lunatic asylum was approached by an inmate, who begged that his case be laid before a magis- trate and his release obtained. The visitor promised to take the neces- sary steps immediately. “You will not forget?” sald the - got Certalnly not.” ‘As the visitor turned to go he re- celved a kick that laid him in a heap & few feet away. “That,” said the lunatlc, “Is in case you should forget.” Beauty of the Himalayas. From the Ohlo State Journal. There Is a great picture of natural beauty waiting the fearless mountain climber who tramps the elght thou- sand feet up the side of the Himi layas in the late spring, asserts a r turned traveler, who Says the alti- tude and climate conditions cause the rhododendron to grow to ab- normal size, reaching the size of small trees. The entire growth is covered with brilliant scarlet and pink blossoms, 50 abundant one may gaze over scores »f squire miles, every bit of surface Where growth is possible being cov- erea by this wonderful floral display, the color growing more delicate as one goes higher up the mountainside. Terrible Prospect. From Farm Life. Uglimugg was about to have the cone put to his nose preparatory to the removal of a possible pre-cancer. “Just a word, doc,” he said, hold- ing back the nurse’s hand. “While I'm under the anesthetic remove any other blemishes you see.” “Man, man!"” exclaimed the doctor. “How could you get along without your face?" Well Instructed. From the Melbourne Punch. The Judge—Now, are you sure you understand the nature of an oath? The Youth (scared stiff)—Sure; ain’'t T yer caddy down at the links? THE. SUND. A B A—Tub Silk Frock, with pert flowing tie and buttons and buttons down the side. B—Green georgette, with three pleated tiers, and rich lace. C—A youthful model of gray crepe de chine, with braid, and a flower of self- material to enhance its attractiveness. D—O blue satin, with apron of geor- gette, having pretty little petals. E—Crepe Roma is the material of which this frock is made. In beige, tan, lavender and other shades, and prettily trimmed with filet lace. AY. printed crepes and other fabrics. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C,. JUNE 1, 192{_PART 1. ' Read Kann’s Other Ads on Pages 38 and 39 Offering a Great Special Purchase o New Silk Dresses Tomorrow at Nine of the Attractive Styles Sketched Prgqy Hsiss — g £ \] P A vvvv.’v" PANICS AARA TAAAIRIAAT ! = & E F G Actual $15.00 to $25.00 Values ~Think of buying a dress for less than you would have to pay for the making alone, not to mention the cost of the material! You will want to buy two or three of them at this price. We would like to show you every style right here, if possible, but as we cannot do so we have illustrated nine of them, and the others are just as good. You would know from the list of materials that they are ‘worth very much more than the sale price. They include Crepe Roma, georgette crepe, tub silks, Roshanara crepe, summer silks, Many of the dresses of sheer materials are made up over satin founda- tions. Almost every color fashion has declared desirable is in the assortment. Misses’ and women’s sizes. Kann’s—Second Floor. F—Here we see a frock of summer silk, with two flowing panels that are pleated, and a cabachon at the waist- line. G—A slimline frock of Crepe Romaine, with a narrow panel and artistic trim- ming at the waistline. In beige, poudre blue and gray. H—For sports wear this three-piece model wins. Of Roshanara Crepe, in the new jackette style; with sports tie. Blue and white combination. J—Lavendar Roshanara Crepe Frock, with white taiored braid and buttons smartly forming the trimming. Beginning a June Sale of Summer Lingerie | With These and Many More Savings A Sale 10,000 Handkerchiefs At Savings of V4 to Vs —These days handkerchiefs play a more important part than merely serving their purpose—they give a decorative touch to one’s frock as they peep from a sporty pocket. So one needs many of them. The 10,000 handkerchiefs in this sale are imported and do- mestic makes. They are made of fine linen and fine cotton. In dainty colors, bright colors and white. For more explicit descriptions read on— Special at 29¢ Each ~—Smart colored linen handkerchiefs with wide or nar- row hems, all linen white finished with narrow lace edge. 18c Each or 3 for 50¢ —Smart handkerchiefs with wide or narrow hems, all linen and finished with narrow lace edge. In solid colors, and many from which to choose. T 'Specia], 15¢ Each —All linen and made with narrow hems, also fine cot- ton handkies with fancy colored corded borders.: The colors are fast, and these are excellent values. 150 Dozen Handkerchiefs Special at 6¢c Each —It wouldn’t be wise to buy these in quantities less than six. They’re too sieclally priced to buy only two or three. These handkerchiefs have 4-inch hems, . are of excellent quality and usually sell for consider- ably more. And, remember, they’re all linen and all Kann's—Street Floor. Summer Hats for $3.85 —Summer will sfely come, and with it the need for summer hats. sortment of summer hats marked at a price to'coaxone to buy her summer millinery,at this time. Here, at this price, there are smart white, black, black and white, and bright colored hats of straw, satin or crepe de chine. Trimmed with flowers, ornaments, pins, ribbon cockades, buckles, etc. and some of the sports hats are accompanied by scarfs to match the trimming. A spé- cial value, so be sure to visit our Millinery Salon te- MOrrow. Kann's—Second Floor. Now, you may choose from a large as- —Values made possible by the co-operation with us of sev- eral manufacturers to help make this our greatest June Sale. Splendid quality garments are offered, and in a large assortment. Only a few of the many specially priced items are listed here. Others are on display in the department. 1,200 New Costume Slips 1,000 White & Colored Gowns - =—The Slips are made of fine quality nain- sook and batiste, cut on slim, straight lines, with fullness at hips. Have shadow-proof hems, and are trimmed with dainty laces and embroideries. Also a tailored style, made of a new silk and cotton material, in white, flesh, black, navy, gray, tan, orchid and honeydew. $1.95 —The Gowns are made.of nainsook, Wind- sor crepe, voile, batiste, a silk and cott(fn material, and Irish linen. The necks are in round, square, V and Jenny styles, and. the dainty ' trimmings are of embroidered net, laces, ruffles, hand-embroidery, hemstitch- ing, etc. In white, flesh, honeydew, orchid. At 79¢ At 95¢ At $1.49 —Princess Slips, of good qual- ity muslin, hemstitched top and hip hem. —Nightgowns of shadow-stripe batiste and muslin, square necks. ~—Step-ins of cotton cr?e, lace hemstitched and colored piping :;m: £ plain_and § by oo M ers of n and fancy crepes, double 1:l:slil: at knee, ribbon edge. and voile, tailored trimmed. embroidery top, or sateen. ery edge. —Gowns of batiste, cotton crepe —Princess Slips of muslin, with —Step-ins of fine nainsook and voile, fancy stitching or lace —Chemise of nainsook, bodzcc or built-up tops, wth embroid- —Gowns of _nainsook, voile, batiste and Windsor crepe, in pastel shades. —Two-piece Pajamas of soft- or daintily of shadow- —Costume Slips of nainssok and batiste, tailored or lace and embroidery trimmed. —Chemise of fine nainsook, bodice or strap tops, lace or embroidery trimmed. Kann's—Second Floor. R : finish cotton, in pink, blue and, striped = batiste and striped o;‘éhjd.o i Cool Cotton Negliges In the June Sale —Every woman finds these a comfort in warm weather—and at these special prices two or more willkbe waated. - At $1.95 Each —Negliges, in kimono or morning coat style, made of white dotted Swiss, trimmed with Val. At $3.95 Each —Negliges of novelty voiles, in white with satin.”. stripes, coin spots or blocks. Lace and ribbon - trimmed. These were made to sell from $4.95 to At $1.49 Each —Dressing Sacques of white dotted Swiss, trim- med with lace insertion and edges. Kann'’s—Second Floor. An Important Sale of Jewelry at 29¢ —Can you imagine selecting from a wonderful assortment of jewelry at 29c—jewelry that is ‘worth from 50c to $2.00 And, can you imagine resist- ing such a sale, when here are just the beads, earrings, pins and coin purses to match your different ~costumes? Every woman likes to have a variety of jewelry from which she may choose that to match her costume. So come in and replenish your jewelry-box tomorrow. 4 —In the assortment will be found necklaces in many colors, lengths and sizes. Cordeliers with novelty pen- dants. Metal girdles, some with cut steel, and other novelty articles: —LEarrings —Novelty Bracelets ? —Cuff Pins »—Brooeh. Pins & _A,;i':?:;mn- other Kann's—Street Floor. —Coin Purses, in silverplat. ed and nxi:liufl finishes