Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1931, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1931. A_11 ‘The London Post described his state. “Thelr morale was probably rotten, dnumlhwhu:h rumor shld, had been Y were st | but nobody ‘except Perahing seems 1o GUARDS LOOK VAINLY “Planted" o biow up the tnsitaution. MRS. BOOLE SAYS TAX el wets can be raed by legul-| EXCURSION IS PLANNED : BR'T'SH PRESS HITS ment that the allled troops at :.3: g e e BT FOR DYNAMITE CAGHE wmw e 2 i s Hopares s u,._be;w,.-. VRS 10N 1S P ; carried vict to low point of morale in 1918 as “not — : : PEHSHING cmTl(:lSM only ungenerous, but demonstrably un- HONOR PADEREWSKI Fon the tale (g‘nn movnrmr i for Bingham's recent sug- | Nativity Congregation to Raise A Dally Mall deciared the' Beiiit —_— Regrd the calmiy. Declares Senator Bingham Fooled m i) ‘ Senate u’:";‘e’:;%?: of | 'Funds on Marshall Hall vx-u R luctant to critictas g i % The N Statement of Allies’ Low Morale m[’A‘;“,’"flxygromn.;'d ictant b0 acriuci®e | Planist to Get Degree—Suburb to|Canon City, Colo., Prison A.nflwri L ey Into Belleving Revenue "‘“““ :,e”",};,:”:mwm et A A annuat .i’m‘?;fifw mmmu mu 1918 Un; d Unfair, asked if it “isn’t unreasonable that in Be Named for Him. ties Disoredit Story of Hidden ‘h > told o = Would Be Large. saloons, Mrs, mu. next Thursd: \embers generous and UNIAIr, | return we should look to such & dia- I amite_that has. been 165 e , $83,000,000. Two millon sa- tinguished American general for some- = WARSAW, Poland, June 19 (fl’) —'l'he Explosives. t had | By the Associal 88 1 B Ty Says Post. thing more than an indictment ol our | University of Warsaw has declds CHICAGO, June 19.—Mrs. Ella A.|gm, snuclplud by Senator Bingham, | ™ supposed mistakes and failures?” conrer an honorary doctor’s de able munitions fact Boole, president of the National Wom- | she stated, g K 7 the Assoclated Press. e e N o I setthteye | e ot B e ehies '1"" By the Assoclated Press. e f:‘:iq:"'“" 'u'“"" termed the | o1y Christian Temperance Union, yes- i e pson, Vicar in charge of the trip ershing, like many of his country: me cuy Council will name a section dynam! “polif 1d i Bingh: Aligh al nte. LONDON, June 19.—Gen. John J.|men, has mistaken the psychological|in the suburb Praga after him. CANON CITY, Colo, June 19.— R e terday sald Senator Hiram gham ting on a hnezfl:k in a bird| The procecds will go to the building Pershing's criicism of the British army | for th: t}?him)‘ol{fi‘lcrmk?‘kn tired, !k;fl:lehlelongx: wll:vzle ::cuui;:lvegl F:Tt::; Guards poked around in nooks and German ‘experts have been: yisiting “has been fooled by the nonsense of e nd rec“:l;gy a gm:e n°§: “\l\ndn‘(.}“n:tcum h.&,; at in the World War as revealed in his | down-at-the-heel ol n les of the State Penitentiary here | Erominy 5ot hon h retiods N | the Assoclation Against Prohibition e Tnortheast, = st is the | the British army smashed the c-mbm of the late President Woodrow Wilson | cranni study Engl me “ hyxiation h-rn numbers of xm.h- where & new bufldln will be ted .fl?,'m'L':,‘}’L;i‘,‘,vtnp:lcflffnpg»’;‘)fisudnvc fine ‘and that was the end of the war.|on July 4 last night for s purported cache of ! legal procedure. which belleves that a billion dollars in | ered pets. the mear . 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