Evening Star dated June 4, 1922

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WEATHER. Fair today &nd.tomorrow; some- what warmer tomorrow. Temperature for twenty-two hours Member of lhe Associated Press

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D) * 2 - NEW SENSATIONS INWARD MYSTERY “Ross” Believed Pris_oner as ! Hunt for “Jack” in Red Car Warms Up. READY FOR GRAND

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SOLUTION YET DIM IN CHILE-PERU CASE Basic Issues Come to Top as Delegates Await New Word From Home. Ty the Associated Press,

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E¥, ] PRIMARY ENTRIES CLOSING IN OHID Governor’s Second Term and Fess for Senate Two Doubtful Questions. Bpecial Dispateh to

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ot £ §| From the Women’s Specialty Section Vacation Suggestions Novelty Skirts for Summer Days Plain or pleated, white or...

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CIGARETTES OF WOMEN | AT DEMOCRATIC LUNCH SICKENS MALE GUEST By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 3--Cigarette smoke...

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GHUSI WEEK ENDS I CHOR CONCERT Throng at Central High En- thusiastic Over Program in “Old-Time” Costumes. As a climax to the

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T g R e Y suaom MUl EEOMEEEDENGENENED T L T T T T R PR R R TN R TR | ot gy . Our Usual Store Hours 9 AM. to 6 P.M. Last day

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4 ! \'HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, JUNE 1922 PART I ™ Pictorial Review Magazine for $2.75 24 tssues—This special offer i

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%ep The Shoppmg Center—11th and G Sts. S POYAL Great June Profit- Est. 1877—A. Lisner, President 75¢ Vantine’ s TempleIncense

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- . See Other Pages Style 1—$6.5¢ Style 1—At $6.50—W hite | Reignskin Sports Oxfords, trim- med with white kidskin, all-white

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T simple task to select one or two articles of furniture for a home. ture a lifelong -stud For more than ten yvears, we the

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: y THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 4, 1922—PART 1 : 13 U S. Closely Bound of being the richest “village” of the...

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PR ey A A . < o 06000000000066006000190006000000000006600 * N % THE SUNDAY STAR, WASH INGTO D. C, JUNE 4, 1992-PART 1. \ The

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I GUARANTEED QUALITY AT Wxth Every Purchase of $100 or More ‘We.Will Give Our 42-Piece Set of Decorated Dinnerware | or a...

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Specials "For Bargain Day, No. 1 CHILDREN’S SOCKS— Fanvy Tdp White Socks, slight irregulars. Sizes § 10 1. Limit, 6 to a...

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oSl St 'THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., Open a Charge Account Credit at the Hub is as liberal as it is possible to make

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Seventh Street e T "N Seventh Street Sends Him Away With a Frown o ice today”’—is a statement that the ice man hears often at

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T S e iiouse Committee Accepts ORD mOFFER Muscle Shoals Now is the _time to buy choice lots in WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,...

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20 y THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE 4, 1922_PART 1. D my ‘distortion’ of England’s attitude | in devotion to...

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ROWOVER VILNA HALTS GOMMERCE Lithuanians Bar Way of Poles to Sea Due to Clouded Title. BY A. R. DECKER. (Special...

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B T B | A TR PAYS, TO Made of striped Madras. fine grade percale, white woven madras and other ? fabrics: low neck and short

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Zm A, MM /////u//zmn% iter for Monday! for the variety and extensiveness of the assortments, the high stand- advantage of...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE 4, 1922—_PART 1. Monday- P BB F ) pom) at X Albert Pik tax — Armi Weidnesday-—Osiris

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T2 THE SUNDAY STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE.4 1922—PART 1 RADIO RALF— (Copyright, 1922, by the Meulure Newspaper Syndicate.)

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ANADIANS OPPOS emier King Says Time Not Ripe for St. Lawrence Waterway. Disapateh 1o The Star, OTTAWA{ Juna 3-—"President...

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S da et o NG U g : " |HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 4 19% PART 1. Protect your clotilis while touring, by using :

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o S ~ THE BUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. LANSBURGH & BROTHER Vacationists—This is for you and it’s going to be GOOD! Sale,...

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* . Two Additional Pages in Post Not all of the Monday store news here. See today’s Post for other important events scheduled

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- e s . o . . - THE SUNDAY STAR WARHINGTON, D. ¢, JINE 4 moPART L. . - - - 31 SPANISH WAR ‘VETERANS tant an juartermaster.

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 4, 1922—PART 1 | E ' ;w‘mfii BANK et/ R Travelers’ Cheques amount In demomi- nx of N

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RO e - " THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JUNE 4, 1929 _PART 1 : " 33 ARMY AND NAVY NEWS ¥ BY MAJ. ARTHUR G. DUNCAN, U. 8.

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houses. This advance probably was promoted by reports of further rains in the eastern belt, yesterday’s bullish week-end...

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I FINANCIAL. The Yea.r 1922 to Date on the Washington / Stock Exchange. | *Up to and inelvding Friday, June 3, 1922, / {...

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| HELP AND SITUATIONS. AGENTS. SALESMEN—Continued. —Siake nvlrllll!‘ SALERMEN WANTED—Experienced_speclalty ARCEANICS...

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' 37 ' MISCELLANEOUS. . /° THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 4, 1922_PART I 'AUTOMOBILES, ETC BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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AUTOMOBILES, ETC. D. C, JUNE 4, 1922—PART ROOMS, ETC —_——————— e UTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC. | AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC. |...

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WANTED—ROOMS APARTMENTS TO LET APARTMENTS TO LET APARTMENTS TO LET E APARTMENTS TO LET APARTMENT—TO LET. WANTED—APARTMENTS

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASIiINGTON, D. C, JUNE 1922—PART 1. ~ OFFIC2S AND STUDIOS. FOR SALE—LOTS FARMS REAL ESTATE LOANS. SUBURBAN

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REAL ESTATE. : THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 4, 1922-PART 1 REAL ESTATE : FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR wom. FOR...

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2 EDUCATIONAL, Musical Mention Qrgan pre- ‘cello solo, 4 the following program: de, “Largo” (Handel) (Gabriel-Marie); chorus,

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RESORTS. NEW JERSEY. RESORTS. boys or adults in New Why You England, Canada, the ) Rocky Mountains or the Should far West or

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44 Step-in Sets A Set —Crinkled Crepe Sets, in orchid and peach. —Crossbar Dimity Sets, orramented with —Of dainty wash...

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! T\ ~ Gives Greater Power. EDITORIAL PAGE NATIONAL PROBLEMS -y e— " Part2—14 Pages SPECIAL -ARTICLES E DITORI The Sundy...

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2 [HE EVENING STAR, With Sundsy Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. PNDAY. ... June 4, 1922 HEODORE W. NOYES. .. .Editor o...

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BOLIVIA MAY YET REALIZE. AMBITION FOR A SEAPORT| Chances Will Be Bettered if the U. S. BY BEN McKELWAY. OLIVIA'S hopes for an

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NGTON, D. C, JUNE 4 1922 PART 2. : - ; i THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHI Mzg ALICE AGE, daughter hostess o Senator Carroll § Page of

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quy Close Homes “Here for Summer, .. Some Going Abroad Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Goff _t6 Leave Today for Oster- ville, Mass. - Mr.

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= THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Our ig JUNE SALE Monday Hundreds of Spring and Summer Garments at R E A L SACRIFICE...

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> : , THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON D, A. R. Dance Planned For Tomorrow Night Mrs. Bertrand Tients and Mrs. Frank Morrison will

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s ' THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JU‘NE 4, .IV‘A‘ZLPART Z.V g ‘i Qs T oning the Doors of New Store Swing Wide Open....

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'THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTdN, D. C.. JUNE ‘4, 1922—PART 2. FOR the Opening of the New Store, we have done more than merely to

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. / THE 210 ° SOCIETY." i SWAT YOUR DOG’S FLEAS with Sergeant’s Skip-Flea Soap, . which positively kills fleas and lice. «

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-~ SOCIETY. To Have Last Year’s PANAMA & LEGHORN HATS Made Over For Summer Wear soon be here along with the newest stvles of

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SOCIETY. At Sloan’s Art Galleries 715 13th Street The de Graffenried Sal Rare Old Staffordshire, Liverpool, Lustre, French

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(s ¢ v Ao aaaaas the more reserved. well mannered type; one who did not go out and mingle with men and see for herself the

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L Na NEWS OF THE CLUBS The American gan its officlal record Memorial day, having by the courtesy of the War Department and

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1 AT PHOTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK. STRAND—"Spirit of " Shown this aifernoon. 1‘ PALACE—Priscilla Dean, in “Wild Hone, Shown...

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DailyS.‘}? ! Smdus‘.'}? } Hoh Standard Time, and_Not n-yu‘ FANNY BRICE The Merry Malugtay of the Ziegfeld -FOLLIES. "...

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MUS EMENTS.™ Biography of Lila Lee. evening about eleven years ago -:David Belasco, the famous stage preducer, gave his...

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Around the Town With The Motorist. BY THEODORE P. NOYES. The put Block occupied by the Washington hotels. at the theaters at

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A Practical Start. don’ Weekly Telegraph. Radiators and Fenders ANY KIND MADE OR REPAIRED. Cores installed fn & Why the...

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i THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 2, 1922—PART 3. ~ N ~ 3 GOOD ROADS TO BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT. Lorof fact, a lot of these

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\ WASHINGTON, D. C, . MAGAZINE SECTION he Sundy Star, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, 1922, 7 BY JAMES \. BUCHAN MERICANS, as a rule,

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THE SUNDAY STAR, ASHINGTON, D. ¢, JUNE 4 NE respondent was before the Wild Mountain district court that bland. summer morn- +

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THE SUNbAY STAR; WASHINGTON, ). D. C, JUNE 4, 1922—PART 4. Easing Inez Back to Spring Trilby and Friends Accidentally Help to

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g~ THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., JUNE 4 1922_PART 4. THE NAKED MAN Newly-Weds, a Strange Visitor, Surprises——By Richard

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' THE SUNDAY! STAR, 'WASHINGTON, D. © JUNE. 4, 1922—PART 4% - Riches of Distant Colonial Lands PouredSUNDAY AT Out at French

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6 ‘The Secret of a Girl's Indiscretion HILE engaged upon a stren- uous governrient propa- sanda during the war I was one...

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SHORT JACKET OF FINELY IMMENSE COLLAR STANDING AT NECK HOLDS THE JACKE' ONE-POCKET. TUCKED CREPE AWAY F . A LONG SILK TASS DE

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8 ANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH him. NY WILLIAM L, McPHERSON. N the edge of the little wood a dozen boys and girls were playing.

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BASE BALL, GOLF,. AQUATICS, TENNIS, LACROSSE, RACING N Griffs Will Gét“’Pe TRIP SHOULD DETERMINE WHETHER TEAM WILL BE FACTOR

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JONES DRIVEN 0UT AS RED SOX SCORE: Burns Hits Homer in Rally That Defeats Yankees by 6-to-2 Count. NEW YORK. June 3.—The...

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FOUR MARKS ARE BROKEN AND ANOTHER ONE IS TIED Urbana Relay Team Is Disqualified After Taking Race in Record-Breaking...

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4, 1922 SPORTS SECTION. ' Wins Suburban Handicap Cricket Maich Haltéd by Rain., ) Captain; Alcock _ THESE PICTURES SHOW HOW

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WASHINGTON, D. » QUL AT g @RI TN T SR S ™ nl ¥ T JUNE—JUNE—JUNE HE merry little Flower Girl of today is the happy Bride of

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK ~. } C PATENTED Oty 12 196 THE MOONFLOWER PRINCE ON A wonderful white charger, Seafoum, given to her by

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK' " e ——————p——2 LEARN TO DRAW So you can make little 'pigtureg of your own to paint And color like you

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[ INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK DANGER! DANGER! O SAYS Mr. Beaver when he slaps his broad tail on the surface of the pond where they

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK FOLD ON ALL DOTTED LINES - K7 A PASTE TO OPPOSITE P ¥ COTwOUT AROUND OUTSIDE. LINE AND_FOLD ON DOTTED

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RE INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK MARY, MARY- Mary, Mary, quite contrary, How does your garden grow? Y'! WHY do you ask when you see

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK ‘ , PLAY DAY IN TIBET IBET, a country to the west of China, has been hiding for hundreds of vears behind

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D R AR e S P A e T S BT T LT T TR T IENe 5 WASHINGTON, e o s m;‘?’zm Rt --.Jme.a ' ;.;‘2 i e MUTT AND JEFF = .. Jeff’s Some

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\F THE WINDER THAT BROKE. \WHAT wOULD CHALRLAT | NOU &RAB FIRST? N, B CAKE <= R PPt ioPalba i iy - — % L = 5 B csene DBy rNes

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A —THERES B /| AND SHE'S CAUGHT | ¢ v /| N THE RAIN— 1 FAR 1N LOVE AND | waR— THIS oL . BIRD Wite NEVER / LMISS S UMBRELA M

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HELLO AUNTY Vi~ HERE Joe GeT DReEsseo - RIGHT AwAY,K YOU'VE ° GoT To MEET GUSSIE ON THE NINE FIFTEEN You KiNow JusT THINK SHE

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WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 4. 1922. During The Dedication Ceremonies Of The Lincoln Memorial I;;st Tuesday An unusual sithouette,

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THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 4, 1922, Unusual ac- tion in polo, g snapped while # Capt....

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THE SUNDAY S {, WASHIN ~ROTOGRAVURE SECTION -JUNE 4. 1922 TIITIN — We0ee weeve-- The Beauty One of the most beautiful...

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THE SUNDAY R, WASHINGTON, 1 % . e e CETEIEE e ) a01 2 Reviewing sta Coolidge second f The knickered flapper goes fishing in

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—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 4, 1922 o P 3 {*'t"‘ “"if'\;;k i3 TR the 76th anniversary celebration of the 3d Regiment of cavalry

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L R R R ————————————.S THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 4, 1922. COLLEGE MAN By W. E. HILL 1922.

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SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. THE SECTION—JUNE 4, 1922 (.—ROTOGRAVURE A memorial to the unknown sol- dier of the civil war,...

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THE SUNDAY STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION--JUNE 4, 1922 erstuffed | - furniture of Low in price and unexcelled