Evening Star dated May 25, 1922

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. [l WEATHER. I Partly cloudy tonight. tomorrow | . . unsettied, probably local thunder- | showers. little change in tempera-

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2 SHOT 10 SAVE SELF, SAYS MAIL CARRIER Weeps at Staunton, Va., Trial as He Tells of Kiiling Farmer. tel ta The Star. Special

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HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ., THURSDAY, MAY 1922. - 3 INEW PLAN FOR SCHOOL SYSTEM | Abe Martin Says: | | |EIGHT-HOUR...

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= THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (.. THURSDAY, MAY_ 25 1922. : 4 T ; | s o == - . Squadron. ] 15t Squadron is at nm...

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T HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ., THURSDAY MAY 25, 1922. STAINS AND ENAMELS FOR PORCH WICKER. Summer Comfort Harmony in

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AR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY; MAY 25, 1922, _6 THE EVENING STAR. With SIIIEIIGI)' }lnrnin‘{ lidlllfn. WASHINGTON. D. C.

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decorated with the Polish “Krz: Waleczych” (war cross) by the Polish government in recognition of his serv- Ices in...

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SOCIETY. Saris Washington L Gl fajf?zfé&@ Unusual Bathing Suits Beach Costumes PIECIAL Models made to our or- der are now...

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Rizik Brothers 2 TWELVE-THIRTEEN I3 e A o : Important Reductions ; Choice 1‘ '___S p Ort B OX C 0 ats ] 5 Raduced to, : W...

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Boys’ Wash Suits, Friday, *1.45 | ‘We planned this feature for Remnant Day. 152"Wash Suits for small boys, sizes 2} to 10...

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and sleeves are attractive features. 15 Wool Velour Dresses, in -navy and hrown For small women. $3 each. - . blue and...

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| fiIT‘r—*———chssmu = A ———————————— | I'HE S. KANN SONS COMPANY Store Houys, Daily 9 a.m. te 5:30 p.m. I HEALTH SERVIGE...

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for a visit tomorrow to the Boys’ Shop Consider the values—rather than the pricess The prices are extremely special—and the

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Toilet Goods Bargams MGVE TOIMPEACH - ZAYAS |S DEMYEBIH ZSZthAt:V’ £ s 3 I the differ ntsocnytu add n‘mm... ::l::‘" : ” i A n

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at 20 Hundreds of Pure Woolen and Worsted Suits - ".‘.‘I’IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘IIIIIl-IIIIIIIIIIIIII.IIIIIIIIIIII ~ be

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QUSTSCALFORNA KURLLKFFCAL Klan ~Announces Lawiess Kleagles Will Not Be Reinstated. ATLANTA, Ga, May 2.—The Ku | Klux Klan has

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First picture taken of Mrs. Andrew Carnegie (at left) in many years. At right, her niece, Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, 2d. The...

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=18 i ___ _WHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON S SN o - " . 117 ¢ H ] e I much fn ltne with the House plan.ilock. It is understood -

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25c to 39%¢ Terry Cloth ‘19¢ Yard 1,000 yards of Blea ed Terry Cloth, heavy, close woven qualities, assorted widths. making

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m EVENING STAR, WAsg NGTON, - D. 10., TEURBDAY MAY MARRIAGE ANNULLED. ~ | Tateroentory Docres aransad o || HOW MUCH? At wi

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‘Gains 10% Pounds|REPENYEAROLD - in 22 Days! e Improvement in Movie Beauty Miss Byme’s b Renew Inquest Over Body of...

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“| whose “det q’mm is absolutely harmless to even the most delicate fab- ric. Its dainty pastel colors are always clear and

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\ D. THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, C., THURSDAY, MAY 25 1922. 3 2 g : Picking Up Luggage at $4.98 —is something for you to

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1 WASHINGTON, D, O, THURSDAY, MAY 25 1082 : (Oopyright, “ by the .‘ll!l ‘Newspaper Syadicsts.) / AE PADIPHONE [r Now HAs...

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) ) - Your dollar carries far tomorrow *Save Money by Spendmg it in The Hecht Co. , 1 he Hecht /th atF Qlulllly-—atapm Tidal

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% Open.7 AM. ! Close 6 PM. Sy 9:P.M. LI \ \ \ N N \ \ \ \ \ y \ \ \ \ \ \ \ N \ N N \ \ \ \ N \ \ \ \ N \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ N \

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3> WOMAN’S PAGE DO YOU LOVE'YOUR DOG Then you ought to help him get rids—= of his fleas. Tghcy takepmuch of the ASAFE joy out

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FINANCIAL. ‘ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY - FINANE IAL. } _ Eggs—Strictly fresh, selected, can-|...

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FIN TRADING SLOWSUP: | GAINS AND LOSSES Rails Generally Easier and | Neglected—Money Easy. - | Minor Stocks to Fore. BY...

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" SPORTS.. .-.Tmmsmg,' MAY 25, e e RORENG ianis Have a Disastrous Trip —By Rier[THS JERE TOWOTROW |0/ ONT Y5 OF 13 GAMES -

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THREE DISTRICT ELEVENS AMONG THOSE SCHEDULED Old Line Staters to Play Army and Navy Preps, Tech and Cen:ral—All Lo Are...

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1315 New York Ave. Through tv 1330 H St. N.W. . Fresh Maine Lobster Tonight we will receive by express irom Maine the Lobster

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| cial Dispatch to The Star, The news from Washington that spe- cial “platoons of federal prohibition tucky and the Carofinas

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BY ARTHUR B. REEVE. One of The Star’s Week-End Fiction Series. Each story complete in three hn-lhent- HE telephone tinkled

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" FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. SEWING MACHINES~Continued. ‘DHOPHEAD, L3I0 sstachments E. drop head; practically. ; $i0._ 2381 Mth

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WANTED-—ROOMS Y GENTLENAN, in Cleveland Park or Mt Pleasant _section.’ fur. reom for _sumi mesths: maximum reatal, $13....

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v e i) .I%t%r:a.sark Bnrg ALI trict P :‘a‘::‘nmo: Claren. 26.W-2 atter 8 P.AL RGH_9-ROOM HOUSE—SITUATED ON lepraved streets,

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" THE- EVENfNG STAR, ” WASHIN:! e e e e e T —_— FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continucd JAMES M. CARTER & CO,, INC. Chevy Chase, D. C. . A

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AUCHON FUTURE DAYS. TRADE MaRk f C. GI'SEOAN & CO.. Inc., Aucts. 715 13th St. WEGISTERED STORAGE SALE | " At Public Auction

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NEWK, OF C. HOME. ADEQUATE FOR ALL, Recreation and Rest Provid- ed Men, Women and Chil- } cren at 10th and K. i ilities for