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ed from command fervine to the Navy Depart- Lieut. Commander J. P. Nor- |June 30. from ‘the Shenandoah fo the v Department; Lieyt. Commander . K. Robottom, from Newport, R. L, to the Marblehead; Lieut. J. H. Law- MONARCH CLUB TO VOTE. Corps, fl’om SII\DIES(’ 2 son, from the Navy Department to Association Declares Information Hampton ' Toads, the' Preston; Lieut, C a % Gor 44 I v r;;nu‘x 1]0!'0)1 rom \i‘: \uer gn:jlnrd ffim San }r;".'n"c’f-nm"m"mg Members Will Ballot on Proposed i ions Eity o Pareis Talond, 5 ¢.; Lieat edusa: Lieut. H. H. Lippincott, v ncerning Examinations Is (/!0 lo" Conttraction Corps, from | Chapiain Corps;. from Hoston to-ihe Set. of By-Jawa. The Monaréh €lub will vete on each proposed by-law at the regular weekly the Massachusetts nstitute of Tech- | Pennsvivania; Lieut. J. E. McNanamy, Free of Charge. nology to the navy vard, Chaplain Corps, to t meeting of the club next Thursday, it was decided at a luncheon in the Aroostook ; Lieut. J. M. Kiernan, Lieut. H. A. Pinkerton, from the Na- Corps, to the s val Observatory, this c| Raleigh Hotel yesterday. This action was taken following many discussions min W. Arnold, attached to the Colo- rado, has been leeepled to’take effect and s tie vote on whether tl ‘were to be adopted by ballot. The club has received its charter entitling it to membership in the na- tional organization, and will have taken the final step in organization as soon as the by-l.ws are adopted. M. -WARNS AGAINST CIviL SERVICE SCHOOLS’ADS : Lieut. Commander R. B. s. from command of the Goff to e torpedo station, Newport, R. L Lnsign A. Academy ment fleet, 1. Malstrom, from the Naval | Na to Penfiucolu Fla.; Lieut. LR There’s No Worry in Wash Day ety ol pappointed the ‘e B top 2 37 5 —done the “Manhattan Way” -/ You can have clean clothes with- out subjecting them to abuse. HOW they are washed and finish- ed is the essential consideration. Science does not indorse muscle when it comes to washing clothes. If the soap is pure; the water of the right components; the parapher- nalia used of the correct type— your clothes will come home to you in perfect condition—having paid no toll of damaging abuse. McPherson. president, presided. Sa AR A bronze mirror dating from Cae- sar's invasion of Britain has been found in the forest depths of the Celtic encampment. It was presented to the British Museum. i nd’ Lieut. H. B, Slocum, from the ' Mayflower to the " naval training station, Newport, R. I ‘The resignation of Warning against misleading adver- | ;ng Lieut. J. P. Shovlin, 4Unnlru(l|nn base force, £0 the fent tising of alled civil service [Corps, to Cramp's ship yard, Philadel- coaching =cho wa ssued today Jdeintly by the Civil Service Commis- | sion and the national vigilance com- ¥ mittee of the As A4 Advertising ut. Commander R. 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Sport Shop, 624 F St. All these facilities are features of the Manhattan System—plus the NETS—which gwe you the advan- tage of individual service. Your wash goes through the laundry here as an individual unit. Changes in Stations of Army and Navy Officers Of Interest to Capital ARMY. Officers detailed as military in- structors include: Capt. A. F. Doran, ficld artillery, with the Washington National Guard at Tacoma; Maj. P. L. Thurber, field artillery, with the New York National Guard at New York > . M. A. S. Ming, field artil- the California National Stockton: Capt A, L tield 1!‘(\1\“‘\ with the ional Guard at rgt. C. L. Salter, e National Guard ter Sergt. R. H Couleman, at the University of North Dakota at Grand Forks, and First Lieut. D. Taylor, 3d Cavalry, at the Military Academy, Culver, Ind First Lieut. W. H. Middleswart, Quartermaster Corps, has been trans- ‘ferred from this city to Fort Benja- min Harrison, Ind.; First Lieut. E. M. Connor, infantry, from Fort Benning, Ga., to Fort Washington, Md.: Maj. Dawson Olmstead, nal Corps, from Leavenworth , to Honolulu, Your experience with Manhattan Service will be mdst satisfying. Test it by calling North 3954. Manhattan Laundry Service Co. Plant, 1346 Florida Avenue—Phone North 3954 Branch Office, 2506 14th St.—Phone Col. 5596 e = N G 69c Window SHADES . 39¢ N ey . 1316 to 1326 7th St. N.W. We're F orced to Do It— Here’s Your Chance 56c Table OILCLOTH lSch &5 inches wide. i it. Co N. Johnston ngineers, from Camp Lew- Panama Canal > Moffett, cav- inn., to Hous- Fingarson, in- Camp Mead, Md., to and Capt. F. W. Gano, from Fort du Pont, Bobjact 1o perfections en bead thairea. ignation of First Lieut. Heman B. Wikson, jr., Ordnance Department. Capts. J. W. Denton, P. J. Gorman and H. T. Vigor, Quartermaster Corps, at Philadelphia. have been ordered to this city for duty. ¢ NAVY. ieut. Commander M 32x4 SS. 5 Tire & Tube, $21 o 10,000 Miles Guaranteed Chargc Them 33x4 SS. 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Sizes are 32 to 50 in regulars, stouts, slims and stubs and there are no resen‘a(iom and no charge for necessary alterations. $20 Suits, $10.00 | $35 Suits, $17.50 $25 Suits, $12.50 | $40 Suits, $20.00 $30 Suits, $15.00 | $50 Suits, $25.00% § 1 0 Men's IFlgfihMohalr Sm Keep cool, and keep Cool-idge unanimous decision of Republicans CLEVELAND, Ohio. June 11.—It was practically decided at Cleve- land today that President ‘Coolidge will not be called upon to move from the White House for some time. Republicans feel sure that he will end his term in a blaze of glory, and humidity. For that reason a plank was put in 'the platfnrm urging all politi- cians and other gentlemen, who expect to abide in W. ashington for the next few years to wear Palm Beach Suits. The tariff on Palm Beach Suits is very light, and recent congressional investigations has shown that it surpasses all other summer suits when it comes to keeping folks cool. As the keynoter said: “Keep cool, and keep Cool-idge.” Post- Scripts cassimeres, Men’s Cool Summer Suits Small lots of higher priced suits in mohair, cool cloth and other featherweizht fabrics Sizes 34 to 46, Star- Beams P g G L One’ ot our_promi- Dawes represent Tently sa Stnee 1 a great ticket for cannat g to Talm the country, but Beach din winter, 1 there's no better combination for town and country han a blue serge suit with a | pair of white - Heeht Co. o flannels 2 w Palm Beach Suits $15 and $17.50 One way to beat the heat is to take a trip to the North Pole. Still other folks, tied down by business and family responsibilities wear Palm Beach Suits. Palm Beach Suits come in patterns that imitate very closely wool and worsted suits. Light as well as dark. Fine Fiber Silk Vests $1 Broad Seam Silk Hose wshows his sagacity by welecting his sum- Superfine au large variets of col i s P White or pink crepe. 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It pays to buy a well tai- For then they hold their shape and will give good service for a couple of seasons. low rubber leathers Special Little Boys' Tan Lace oxlcvi- Choice selection of Men's $5.00 and $6.00 Low Shoes. G tents. tan and brown calf. black and brown kid, etc. brogue and xemi-brogue and English styles: rubber heels A better high-grade shoe at & price. Bizes 6 to 10 in $1.49 heels: sizes 11 to Children’s White Canvas and Patent Strap Slippers ilkette '.““ jFlock Dot Voile Beautiful Summer styles in the wanted colors and trim- mings. A collection that is sure to please, and a style to meet the tastes of the most critical. All sizes 16 to 44, $5 Midsummer Charming styles in white milan or leghorn combined with pastel shades of Summer silks and novelty trimmings. Just the styles for Sum- mer days and dress wear. Your choice of our regular $5 hats at $3.98.