Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1926, Page 16

16 ! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO D. C. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1926. fon would ) s well as by the Legislatures Sdwards r i 4 =iy e N pE g R L simtiar numbcr of Stutes. | The -thirds vote n both the FILM CASE DELAY sional < riites e I he _BOCHESTER, England. June 30 (9. it hg ° d E enator secks by this move to e and Senate for its passage, ound the contention of Senators | and the ‘Senatar made known in u ¢ bruited about the countr s 5 o'clock this morning R e v and throughout the motion picture lia:and i | th ot 1daho and Walsh of Mon- tha us no in- | | L that there is no authority in the | tention of try, it at this| Deglares Taking Additional Evi- industry since this case S| hack. miles. | Constitution for u referendum on the [ session of Congress. 1d he was starte tlon would neveér ew from . question of repealing an amendment | introducing it at this time. so that| dence in Famous Players-Lasky + 1ance ¢f | | ondon to Cape Town and back, a dis. o ———st‘ramed from over- Ebavisw |0 the Odnttpmlon. the people may study it until such . become literal. | tnce of 10,000 miles. | Ak k . 1 as it e tak . i i i . i 3 Senator Edwards Finds New!| The resolution which he ttroqucea | ‘'€ ** 1t €48 i i Inquiry Needless. . ar vote 18 con. | mm— — — — work or reading can be sets forth that the eighteenth amend 2 F i g ment would he repealed if conven- Child Struck by Auto. AR ber 26, 1926. e v 2 = atl 7 relieved by properly Way to Put Repeal B ol taten poe An opinion by Commissioner Thomp- I feaboshlE o omin ke He- I . y tions in three hs of the States Special Dispatch to The Star ! . Ll bed fitted | ratify the resolution, as contemplated | 1y ‘LI, Md. June 3o, | “0n. dissenting from the recent action | faking of n;n dditional evidence a URELY, there are 100,000 | A A prescribe tte the fifth amendment. o s ‘| of the Federal Trade Commission in | contemplatec the commission.” Washingtonians who will | Mary « aves, 10 vears old, daugh- | p gladly, send one dollar or | : { glasses. ution further provides | 0 TN e William Colgraves | respening the case of the Famous - conventi of Mr. and Mrs. o €5 | olavers: : . p v more to honor the living and | a2 il ; . bz of Colmar Manor, was struck by an | et er>Lasky Corporation and others Warrant Officer Reassigned. the dead of the 26,000 from > Examination FREE out a nati n ] automobile while crossing the Wash- |0 0o s Sk ® | wWarrant Officer Wilitam . V | the District of Columbia who ||| g bition in o nd that T Baltitadie s ivailevasd s AhoHy | Lrot booking of ipichuses and thedler fine, Heen: mellovedi fromi duty o served their country in the B sed of delegates i DRI BAEURGS SIS Y | ownership. was made public today by [office of chief of Field Artillery, War armed forces in the Great | s o r. s b 0se ty of the duly qualific rs after noon today. She was treated at | o (ommission. | Department, and ordered to Fort Sill, | War. Send to John Poole, h State. The nur r “asualty Hospital, Washington, for i, Somidsstoner. aaia: in o state. | Okl for dut ‘Ireasurer, District of Colum. and the fime and y 1 broken arm and other injuries. The | o ;3 o o ke e hia Memorial Commi the convention would he as driven by Policeman V. A. T Federal-American N contends that the he ¥ sterman of No. 11 precinct. Wash- | dence and the findings of the exam The New York State Crime Com Bank. the Constitution p n. who conveyed the child to the | iner already show a tendency toward | mission has hut one woman member, pital . monopoly, a substantial restraint of 'Miss Jane M. Hoey. s in the Consti cl e | Evesight Specialist solutjon hteenth | ment that In his judgment the evi.| Woodward & Lnthrop ’ 7] Woodward &Tothrop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Drastic Clearance of HATS y_ ' P:Ir,€5n(2:(l’)1 Bj;j; Iiinn; French and English Imports and ; : Hats from Best New York Milliners [ b | SOC Yard Less Than Wholesale Cost at IN THE FRENCH ROOM ‘ . | I . 4 i ; the Beginning of the Season $9. 50 / 4 / : e 2 ) \gain you have a chance to buy this superior grade 1/ \ 7 S5 of dress linen at this low price. \We suggest yvou h v make vour selections early—for on previous sales this linen proved so popt that we were hardly Drastic reductions in every instance. 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