Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1922, Page 19

THE EVENING _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1922.; i 19 -_— ) E RNAI. PRUPAG ANI] A THE WEATHER |TORONTO MAN HEADS ~ |ya re-ciocted tntemacensl wrese:\ HARD-COAL STRIKE COST [ t,,’r.‘-;;:..:1‘:1:!:71";::,:.";"couAN DOYLE SAYS HE IS |souned, i whnt s omt oy |_pistrict ot Cotumuin ana Maryiand | INTERNATIONAL KIWANIS | The comvepion st o pecmit| $94,759,600 ALREADY |1 s % e’ s | CONVERT TO PROHIBITION“"‘?""’ o e Yool o 50" w and in extreme - western e T members o 0se alrea n ex- bers ‘of thoso " airendy 1 Witl Work o wake Engiana ey, ARMY CAPTAIN DISMISSED ¢ tonlght and tomorrow; warmer farmers to form clubs or become vea in .' it | Maryland tonight; gentle westerly sy _ Hl.l-s ENV :\\m o - ) i “““_ lCunventiun Chooses Atlanta, Ga., Atlanta, Ga., was selected for the Opem'tors Lose $32,780,000, nnd‘“ 3 . i n .| for 1923 Session—Farmers Wel- |1923 convention. Following the elec- Miners $41,979,600, Declares Hephis Sstmorelth He Declares, Lauding Results Must Also Serve One Year on Em- i e s ;8 pm. S tion, of Mr Hoas as international R T o 12 midnight, 61; 8 a.m., comed to Membership. president the other officers chosen + State cial. during the in United States. ez2] {noon, 75. B for the ensuing year were: bectiement; Cliarge. n., | By the Ausoclated Press. A. T. Prescott, Baton Rouge, La., “CHICAGO, June 23.—Capt. Robert M %, Camp Grant officer on trial be- e a gener: ourt-martial at 6th my Corps dquarters, was sen- d to dismissal from the United ny and one year at hard la! TORONTO, June 23.—George H.|first vice president; Leslle B. Hen {Ross, Toronto commissioner of e R iond Jvlce e i finagce, was elected international British Columbia, third v Thomas E. Babb, jr., i I Muessell, St “31. Johnson, 3 next highest vote, 247. went to E. R. | ¢oorge 0. Wolf, Denver, ¢ Arris of Columbus, Ohio. Edwin R Arri, Columbus, Ohio, In- Russell E. 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