Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1926, Page 16

18 | THE _EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (.. FRIDAY; JUNE 18, 1926 B T T e —. inally pl d.! Mi ipita- e Raa 3 i g - " i " : P RAIN IS PREDICTED (it stz PRAYER BY PRIEST it i MARLBORO HIGH SCHOOL, o the sboof gxve sovra song sis o, somget ke by, the Josk | Hip ' Simlar Ouse the State, but the sgpply is as vet far peared in the hall in regalia did so Class night exercises were held [From the London Answers. below the needs, repyorts have said. BLOCKED BY BAND without ! v ihe" Mouni| GRADUATES CLASS OF 20| Diplomns were presented to the fol- Wednesaay night. Songs and a cu:.-g A humane society decided to run an Jacksonville, Fla.,}reports the high- they were i lowing by Mr. L. B. Howland, prinel- | prophecy were the main features of | advertising campaign. With this end i t —_— ' IN PAR HED SUUIH"e':""“’:rm‘.‘l‘l":“’;l"i{“:'\“"!’,;T":r‘d":;‘:“"?’l b e not memters of the local organiza- | Commencement Exercises Are Held ;:nl of ;he n;h::;l: John Andrew Bell, | the program. h’:‘ view, they secured a large shop in .38 . Littye I rk., I ini A St o 5—O1 irma\ Lee Radford, George Sanfor T T G the West End and filled 0w {a ‘:fi(n:;‘h\i"rmhsuclllflzzin‘;?;:‘ {ompera | Mount Rainier Graduation Exer-| Rev. il arrivediglstiuinel | o0 Fair Grounds—Oratory Contest | it (0 Clu@!: ir.: All:": Decline of Conversation. with attractive paintings in ol coiors v\u(utn”is M}h‘i‘:;t"?a‘ .l;n\l\!l‘:z‘rargh’::‘nr;; cises Interrupted by Appearance t, and when Prizes Are Awarded. Elim{»{fh l:_m._ Beatrice Eva Tomlin- | grom the Wichita Eagle n‘:‘;fl-::‘:’::l:t’:d‘;‘:‘{h’;‘fl‘l’;fl}]‘:‘,r:;r; R et Bl L R oy St sialkess nformed, fie ¢ ¥ i, Ctherine | spucial Dispatch to The Star. ° o gpary Bdwarding Higses, fvelyn| There just doesn't seem 0 be any |the heart rendering words: ' Weather Bureau Forecasts|Tenn. and Meridianj Miss., brought - L e i dmcified that to| MARLBORO, June 18.—Marlboro [ Russell J. Richardson, 3dgar |time for conversation now. It used to| ‘We were skinned to proviaé fool oo i ] 0 ——— Avoid any possible’ unpleasant de. | High School commencement exercises ' Nicholson, Mary Beale Sasscer, Wal- |be Wichita's most popular recreation, ' 1°fj %omen with ;‘:;h::“:”"; o Relief Today for Crops P ot the doncllit that has pre- | 3P°cial Dispatch to The Star. velopments not to take part in the|were held last night at the fair |ion Smith Ruby Gwehdolvn Smith. |1t is now run over by the automobile, | ahout the window pri R Pl i e e e e | WovRY G 1d, June 18— | Program. Thete was no l‘r{\'"ml{m:‘- grounds, when a class of 20 was grad- | Bens Fopey: Katherine Louise Mor ,vershadowed by the movie, drowned | the contents. Suddenly a man with a ) in Drouth Area. ern States are bnrdeTng on the dis- [A considerable stir created at - ot the Mall ond e | uated: I, Tda_Estella Phely 5 | out by the radio, erippled by the mrd}m;:;;e& sicxpression spoke his astrous, agricultural] reports said. | commencement exercises of the | turned to his home in Berwyn The main feature of the exercises [Schaefer. Rodney C‘haney and Marie |zame and just generally relegated to a | - e e L planted | Mount Rainfer Public School, held | Father Cahill stated that he was |[a§8n ;”fl_;'" on “Education” given | Wells yeceived special awards given |rear seat along with everything else m.,’,-"h“.":mfi‘,l?y‘,r.’é"‘“fYS{“-lfi".'r.%"J By the Associated Press. T e e i while "1n | 18t night in the school auditorium, | invited to participate in the program |b¥ Dr. = -I»rx T. Stephens of West. | by the Bank Association of Marlboro | which demanded 2 certain amount of | the only ones; I suffered in the same Ratn—prayed for in South Carolina | athers the growth isi stunted or ‘the | ¥hen a number of Ku Klux Klan, | by Mrs. Reed, the invitation being bt nning firs in an orator- | leisure to live : L in regalia, but unmasked, entered the | extended by one of the teachers of and much longed oth Jists have s e wp- of the South: will sec- ,':,,’,‘,:a’,,,.‘,”}:;,‘.";;‘ e e[t the school., Mrs. Reed declined to It was explained by a spokesman |discuss the case at all. It is under tions of North outh Caro- | {jons where worse conditions prevail 5 lina, Georgia, and - foday T | Ons T O e ey ateei | for the Klan that members of the or- | stood, though, that she tried to ob- predictions of W ! Prognosti- | yill goon be absorbed.! while in some | Eanization object I at | tain other clergymen, lnfants’ v t > % ors hold true. Relief to the hz T - i s i ¢ s SR e ests o 5 3 s ] T ll 1 Lities the Water auppl 1% threataned. { past ‘ Satisfaction Since 1859 ummer loiletries N r The situation is mord acute in the |} ! s Indiana Theater. - | Carolinas, weather reports said. oLl e Rt 4 Eran .‘I..oev'v‘]?uy I e b l 7c Amami Shampoo, 2 pkgs. for 19c. s unofficial LT benediction. This spokesman s % 3 e, (ke ";jer-K[;t;drlce Powder, 37c. % South (' Moslem youths befowe being mar-|that the Klansmen felt th: & Hotel and several smaller 3 for 50c um Deodorant, 18c. , < 2 mlets ha ried must pay the bgide’s parents|view of o that a ' of the Standard Evansville Fine Quality Swiss Ribhed Vests Mavis Body Talcum with large upon suppli S an | $100 in cash, 100 poundks of suga majority the. members of the | Realty (o. to Marcus Loew, v in band or button.front styles. Fin. L lngl. I'b-. 6;:.'1 S 0 Vies. outon Batl Ib., 39c. Almighty God to bri o | pounds of hutter, 35 pounds of honey. |graduating class were of the Prot.|New York City for a_consideration 1R WAk o un-parched lands, and prayer meet- |4 pounds of Chinese tea and 2 pairs |estant faith that a Protestant cler-|of $1,000,000 was announced last ATRAINE :z";'"_’lf",“‘;;': Dot 810818 S s Coty's Talcum, 79%. and @ s will be continued as | of shoes. \ gyman should have also had a part | night to three years. Castile Soap, 3 cakes for 25c —_— Street Floor Street Floor Share in These June Economies! 3,000 Prs. Children’s King's PalacoTs First Q 290 Socks dl - With the New! 7 c 3 l;rs. : D ashlng Sport Hats for 50c $2.98 and $3.98 Newly purchased! And at such price concessions. You'll agree : with us ihat they are the hest values ever offered at this price At $298 —are Ptrfe;eht and slightly imperl;cdt, 3 ; 3 ll-l'se, medium and Short socks, white, solid colors, colors with contrasting ravon tops and fancies, Sizes 4 to 8. : small sport types of I d e Rayon § Sport Hose, 35¢ -3l Toro" s, oo Richelieu Ribbed Rayon Sport Hose, in white, light colors, black =3 and brown. Plain or ribhed tops. Irregulars of S0 grade. Splendid Imported i Body wearing hose for boys and girls Straws—A jour. Street Floor P h.At $3.98—bl‘.;nrge‘ felt g ts in vagabond, play- Extraordinary Purchase! || girl, cowboy and Patsyy 2,000 Fancy Voile ?,',‘;T";.::ém CrfiolL:m:'_“" - HANDKERCHIEFS & clude white, black, pas- Wl’len the Sun g A riot of Bright Color "Kerchiefs—the sort vou White Kidskin Hats, $1.89 like for general use. 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