Evening Star dated June 25, 1922

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row fair and ‘cooler. Temperature for twe 88; lowest, 59. Full report on page 3. WEATHER. Fair today; cooler tonight; tomor-

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D. . LEGISLATION HALTED IN HOUSE Other Measures to Crowd‘ Out Action on Pending Bills | at This Session. i 2 The National...

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] ' LOVE LETTERS MAY SOLVE GIRL'S DEATH Fragments Pieced Together When Police Reject Suit- l or’s Story of Suicide. By the

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DONAHEY SLATED AS WINNER IN OHIO Democratic Candidate for Governor Attracting Support. Special Disprtch 10 The Star. LUMBUS,

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ASSAILS DAYLIGHT PLAN. Federal Employes’ Union to Send Protest to President. Federal Employes’ Union, No. 2, at @ special...

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Girls’ $1.25 Play Suits 79c Made of khaki or blue materials, with low neck and short sleeves, two pockets, button back, with

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R <, £ T % ® % ® B % 4 8 e 8 4 F %W es s %98 8 e 88 8@ ow Price od others. atyle and color. Thess Women's Thread Silk Hose,

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DUTINGS FOR POOR % OPEN THIS WEEK Mothers and Children to Leave for Camps in Automobiles. Mothers and children of Southeast

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> CHARGES FLYFAST IN TARIFF DEBATE iRepublican Leaders Gain Support for Plan to invoke Cloture. OBTAIN ENOUGH SIGNERS...

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Important Announcement Jane Stuart Will Shop ' for You Beginning Saturday, July 8th, this store will close TE %y oniase...

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_ ‘tation_on somebody’s P a & 5 P Ah, 12 - 5 GOURT DELAY - INTHEATER CASES Houst Debates Postpone- ment of Knickerbocker...

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THE - SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE : : 4 25, 1922 PART 1. - & | 7th & D Sts. N.W. l-! = ——il ' FREE | ITH every...

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e PO T THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. G, JUNE 25, 1922 PART 1. = e Poker Portraits—Talking a Man Out of a Pot. ~ —By...

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LW MARK BOOST 10 CERMAN TRADE ‘Manufacturers Able to Out- bid Other Nations Through . Subsidies. Moderwell’s dny condi- 1 BY

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WILL MAKE WIVES EQUAL IN LAW WITH HUSBANDS LONDON, June 5.—Another step has been taken in the direction of secur- ing for...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, JUNE 25, 1922-PART 1. FOE’S CORK LEG WORN 60 YEARS ' |uss s omerr ot sopss commens...

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PLAN FOR FEDERAL RADID COMMITTEE Congressional Bills Call for Advisory-Body of Twelve Members. The mystic sy +8-3694" and...

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oy ; ; THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 25 1922—PART ‘1. Heod Otkc= Siantt ne one week. No entrance fee—no deposit

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o SIE AR Gl 4 . THE SUNDAY "STAR. WASHINGTON, D. c RANGE OF MARKET AVERAGES. |OVER $3,000,000 TO BE PAID RAIL INQUIRIES...

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THE.'SUNDAY STAR, ’ I P 1 AUTOMOBILES, ETE. BUSINESS QPPORTUNITIES MWWWIIRECOMMENDED SERVICE' Lgm_vfi'_-m_a m e e FEY __mfl...

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THE . SUNDAY .STAR, WASHINGTON,. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC. | AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC. |...

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~ 30 ROOMS, ETC. THE SUNDAY STAR WAémMON! D. 0, JUNE 2 192-PART I " APARTMENTS, ETC. - i FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—ROOMS....

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THE' SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, JUNE 95, 1922 PART 1. REAL ESTATE. o APARTMENTS, ETC. —_— APARTMENTS—TO LET. FOR...

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S 82 SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE—Continued. REAL ESTATE.’ THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. — ONLY 71 LOTS R BUILD YOUR LOVE

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RESORTS BUENA VISTA xlmlel. PA. o . Spend July 4th at BUENA VISTA SPRING HOTEL Special. Dancés Saturday, Monday and Tuesday

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SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 25, 1922_PART 1 - - i s 'I\lrntoPlgerorOurOtlwrStoreNewc - - i DAINTY HANDKERCHIEFS —For

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SPECIA Part 2—12 Pages Pr(")posals in Co’ngré_sS to Make (¢ Constitution Amendin BY G. GOULD LINCOLN. the Constitution of the

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THE EVENING STAR, With Sunday Morning Bditien. & Wihi Sundieyj Jehg 5 WASHINGTON, D. C. SUNDAY. .June 25, 1938 THEODORE W.

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GERMANY IS CONFRONTED BY A CRITICAL SITUATION Monarchlsts. Prepare Demonstrations, But Strength Remains Problematical. Danger

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' THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO! - Mps. GEORGE M. MILLEOLLAND, Wife of Capl. Pfifikoflan& U.S.Cavalry Tort Meyer. = MIss CATHERINE

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Announce Buds Listed For Debutante Honors In the Coming Seas:m \Vanhingtcm Soclety Folk Follow Custom Long Es- tablished in

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_ socIeTy, 6 SOCIETY. USSR e | o ding @ the Immediate e at Asbury Park before |parents Mr. sud Mre E. T. ) . === = 5 D s T a

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London Soéiety Cirgcles V Enjoy Real Royal Week i LONDON, June 24.—This has been & really royal week in London with its two

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SOCIETY. " Important Sale Of Spring and Summer ik \ WRAPS DRESSES HATS SPORTS APPAREL E HAVE PLANNED this event thus early to

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N SOCIETY. Yielding to Pressure Tt has been our custom heretofore to accept Boarding Students only; but because of the...

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1 DO YOU LOVE YOUR DOG Then you ought to help him get rid of his fleas. They take much of the joy out of his life. Often they

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- ho leaves W - { School of this city. ole ¢ A Page for Girls: OO P IS HERE mems 1o be one oun-| CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL RIFLE

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] 1" THE ARMY —— lArm _ That the Reserve Army Association | ber of ©f the United States may become a clearing house for the

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ot Theater =t Photoplay Photoplays This Week e | AT PHdTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK. * with Ethel Clayton. COLUMBIA—“F afternoon.

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PALACE JACK HOLT AND DANIELS romance, along ——TODAY AND ALL WEEK— ‘Two of the screen’s most popu- r lar stars in a racing...

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o "AMUSEMENTS.™ " FILMOGRAMS 4 i ¢fm 5 \ | the: " A story entitled “The Dangerous Age” will furnish the theme for the next

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SITES ON LINCOLN HIGHWAY Elaborateness and Completeness of Proj- ects Vary According to Size of Towns Along Route. . carrying

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The Sunday E/_Iotorist An Abridged Magazine for Car Owners. Edited by WILLIAM ULLMAN { Probably the greatest difficulty in,

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WHY PAY MORE? i BRANDER CORDS 30x31;—CORD—$12.00 Guaranteed 8,000 Miles : This is a store where we sell quality as we!l as

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Yo 1922 PART 36 ° Lang. ] o In South African waters swims a | is derived fro e U.S.ADT Reviews of New Books|i# #exta -...

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FRATERNITIES MASCNIC. r——‘—"—’_-T LODGES: | . 10 fal, M. 3 ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS Vernon. No. 3, P. M. E. Hiram, No. 10, Tt. A

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Part 4—8 Pages l FICTION l | E . MAGAZINE SECTION Sunday Shar. WASHINGTON, D. C, i T SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 25, 1922, Nation’s

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1B 1 each ot his productions. wields a magician’s wand. I had never met him until the evening of one of the Authors’ League

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BY KARL K. KITCHEN. OUGLAS FAIRBANKS at the present moment finds him- self in very much the same position as the boy in the

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THE FOUNDLING HERE was‘a time when Aris- tide Pujol, in scle charge of zn automoblle, ‘went gayly scuttering over the roads

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b ASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 25, 1922-PART 4. THE SUNDAY S’I‘% W. 2 M ) BARRY DIPS INTO THE DEPTHSATTE 5 Hunts Dramatic Material

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6 E was already regarded in England the most bril- liant young actor of the times. Furthermore, he had . besn a pet of London

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AT RIGAT—SINFLE FROCK OF WITH PINK AND BLUE FLOWERED BANDS. AT LEFT—FROCK OF PALE PINK CREPE DE CHINE TRIMMED WITH SILK...

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PROF. BY ANNE JORDAN. VERYBODY thinks of Sappho as a lady who was carried up- stairs once in a play, but that was just a...

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BOWLING, BOXING, TRACK ATHLETICS, ROD AND STREAM Mackmen Easily Defeai Nationals, 8-2 : Whiskaway Wins Latonia Turf Classic

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TRAINER AT PRINCETON IS ORIGINATOR OF IDEA FitzPatrick Would Put Arbiters Through Mill Before Turning Them Loose on Gridirons

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TO CAPTURE ALTER HAGEN'S victory \\ cagle the field as did Jim Barnes in v, he won, and established his n *}Hagen is the...

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Criqui FRENCH FEATHERWEIGHT IS WAR-TORN' PUGILIST Battles With Gassed Lungs and Side of His Face, Crushed by Shell, Is Built

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NPT | AR DRIFTING P IN the park, thru the high archway of the big bridge, let us drift in our canoes and listen to the music

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK THE LAND OF SILK ND when the Fairy Prince told little Zenna-Mae all about the silkworm, how it spins all

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK: i LEARN TO DRAW So you ean make little pictures of your own to paint and color like you have learned to

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK g b i & ROCKY MOUNTAIN GOAT ¥ TIGH in the mountains, amidst the grandest scenery, in the wilds above the

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK PASTE UD - SLITS SO AS TO FOQMA\‘ CUP SHADE WINGS P CUT OuUT BIRD KITE PUNCH HOLES FOR THREAD OR STRING

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK THE OLD SOLDIER OF BISTER . ID you ever hear of the Ol1d Soldier of Bister, who went walk ing one day

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK PATENTED JULY \2 92\ MEXICAN HATS ERE at home we like a nice new dress and some pretty stockings to...

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e = INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK ’ T e o L Vfim%m LN THE MIGHTY SMITHY &6 4N AN you fix it?” you say when you go to the SMITHY, and

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GRAPHIC SECTION SUPPLEMENT WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE 25, 1922. The invasion of Washington by 5.000 marines last Monday. Photo

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eSS THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION - JUNE 25, 1922, — New hat style for street or dress. The trimming

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. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.—ROTOGRAVURFK SECTION—JUNE Pictorial Record of a Passing Race The first day of summer...

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King George leads the British troops on his 57th birthday. At left, on horse, the Crown Prince of Sweden. At extreme right,

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'OGRAVURE SECTION - mimye niind .enmore, wife of the late cononel of marines ... hter Dorothy sail on the S. S. Chicago for :

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 25, 1922, INTER- COLLEGIATE SHAKESPEARE By W. E. HILL Copyright

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THE SUNDAY "STAR, WASHI D. C.-ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 25 1922, Peach Ice Cream Made of selected, sun - ripened, juicy...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. .—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 25, 1922. ’ ‘Made Especially for Infanls and Children...

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rg ‘w.fim'r-z:-r.u‘a!flwmi‘!‘w( % MUTT AND JEFF JEEE, IT'S Ten O't.LocK GET uPR. JEFF.. M-t THAT MULE GWES ME A VERY RAPPY...

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PEVIL DJIININ)Y AT Fre CoLomdiA THS WEEK SUMPTHIN ALRIGHTY! THATS LIKE ™ - TAKIN' CANDY FRoM A BABY!' \F |\ COULDN' DO THAT