Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1926, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO! D.- C, TUESDAY. JUNE 22, 1926. verage import ¢ 1d rday i tat t.| Imports were valued 1,248,367, . fr B Fy [ sawn conoears PURSUEU AR HITS [[7oust PRESS WARNED.|EXPORT DEGLINE DUE st 2 Ao et i A BEATT: £ 40 R . G AR countries. ',‘»‘I .l en! = 1;4!-2 ”. :‘r ”rr\‘ " i ! ity e ; . " },m \ | Concert by the United States Attacks on President of Chamber TO EUROPEAN DROP The chamber’'s analysis l‘;;".fgv‘!l!)g“r: ::‘l'lp vl"h l'I'Yl(l;:‘”V‘Illlflkr/l 1' E 7‘)|;>‘I~| e e ¢ e inon ’nwmr’vn ¥ Soldiers’ Home Band, upper HaAs duting: the quater A i both imports and exports exceeded | | bandstand, today at 5:43 o'clock: Must Cease, Says Premier. ot el R Ly e e ly J & B $1.000,00.000 for the fth and seventh s 3 assis ARS, >oland, June 22 (@).— consecutive quarters, respectively. et e e Premier Bartel has declared that | U. S Bulmess With Rest of World}‘{’.'l““e e i ¢ < press attacks on M. Rata), president 28 per cent less than a year ago, e “"‘;’;"“‘*’g‘;:'fl i of the chamber, charging incompe- Showed Gain for First o S ates) snoribito alk athar hoc. tence and procrastination in connec- Quister of Yoar tions of the world, the analysis ,,hoqu ’ T i : . tion with the calling of the national - ed, increased from 6.1 per cent to 25 S E Kramer Hands UH U e moer | | Third Machine Damaged bY | assembly after the Pilsudski coup, s per cent. Europe took only 48 per Selection, . must cease, The premier threatens | o cemt of the total exports for the period, : : Son et i i iSiON— stern measutes i the attacks con- | By the Associated Press. against 59 per cent a year ago. Sheepskins and Presides at o | Collision—Arrest Alleged tinue, A decline of 12 per cent in exports | Exports for the quarter, the cham 2 2 2 \\‘n‘lll‘s‘\l‘lllfl E on i He announces that the passage of | from the United States during the |ber anmounced, totaled $1,125.000,000, Exercises This Mornmg, | Driver Later. the budget is a question of confidence | first quarter of 1926 was largely due, |a decline of $146,000,000 from the cor- < . In the kovernment. The budget de-|the United States Chamber of Com: |responding period last vear. Finale, “What b — bate will begin today ter I'm S 2 H ; Graduating 59 pupils today, Lang 5 e After a high-powered automobile * c r ALL ¢ Juntor High School aw. believed to have contained liquor had y = TR S e damaged thice other cars and serious | WOULD IMPEACH JUDGE. | @ Store Hours: 7:30 to 5:30 daily; Saturdays to 1 p.m. 1 METALS lastert ol. 8. E. Kramer. o b 0. ¢ y od o f their occupants | Eastern High School. 8. E. mamu.! e oy a7 o | |15, indured one of their occurans| = L T S first assistant -~ superintendent - of | | (O UMM O] Sintes | | While beinie pursued alons Benning | Miners Declare West Virginia e b A Quick Shineo chools, pr g a 5 5 - i 1o ortheast last night shortly be- | z X e R | it || T et ne o ey o met | § FOT R €21 Paint Economy ‘ Fora long time T =4 O Rase T s later and charged with being u.e["‘}{“‘"‘{“’[‘,‘*"‘. 1. Grant —vou want S-W PAINTS. They're the i AT ALL DEALERS B o Bk L h o 1 mnern SO0 E1E Coun:: wos aakad by ieusileal] accepted standard in_Quality, Covering 7 were pronounced by Rev. R. Y. Nich P I held for investigation, denicd he L Gt fa : olson. wr : ¢ addresa | | Overture. : “Suppe | | the driver. {0 Gov. Howard M. Gore, made public | Capacity, Durability. And no matter what Avres, and stic, ‘Retn £ th Willlam Lynch, 30 vears old, 2300 K |y, S il s s Sl T Seltenick | [street, wax”seriousiy _injured ! vou're painting this Summer, vou'll find a e s included seie. | | EScernts from “Florodora. e < lle recenily refused, to | S-W brand made expressly for the requirg- 0 s program included we;r | Stuart | |bile crashed into his par CAT | grant the miners anization an in- v tions by Katherine Lippert and the | “Eleanor”....Deppen | |shortly after the chase had been | function against four coul operators. ment. ERY FEw PEOPLE QUFF R Sokolov Twins. | ] ares LTiRCRe by en:’hf;x ¢ Capt. Guy | The action was brought by the union 3 L2 T '::vh“_““': ":H‘" :Mm’d i e . .Geri | Benning road near the District line. | the Jacksonville wage agreement. riouse aln s’ - I APJY MORE D e s et Morris Dance.” | On nearinz the bridge the speeding | _____ Wiite: andl BHuttes. GRobi. 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Remedies For It . car as it continued west into the city / Y Baatke e | Lynch was taken to Casualty Hos: - -t st [ pital. where his condition this morn- ) to “'P!‘v | "he ds of men and women Cleve Van Horn ()fi‘flr Trib Black, white and IR beautiful colors. | tortured with raging hudm] b Woreh, William farch, “Chicago Tribune." | |ing was sald to be much improved Per Ot $1.95 W ht. A ary K ure, N\ e | Turner was later ar l‘»‘fl.(r‘d' by Police: i 5 | v aL g ; 0 Pe "gl"x"‘“'” ; o e} A el sy ot Valentine’s Coach Colors and Varnishes ! s %EEDPAFCII?IES Farrow, Louiss F i | Three characteristic dances | eteventh precinct. f ; S ¢ ’ lager. 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