Evening Star dated June 1, 1923

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WEATHER. Fair tonight and tomorrow; mild temperature; gentle south and south- west winds. Temperature for twenty-four hours

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Hot Protests From British Officials Not to Deter U. S. Archeologist. England, June 1.— GRAVESEND. Tlesentment at the action

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A Warm Welcome Said in Ice " —-Bands playing, tell the Shriners what is so welcome to cheer- ing throats as frosty drinks—

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desth.” . o TRACTION C0. PLANS EXPANDED SERVICE * Capital Lines to Run Cars at Frequent Intervals Dur- ing Shrine Gathering.

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE ) 3 OLORED CLASS TOLD ROSE EXPERTS HERE. |ghere thes witl tnspect tne fower|

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" THE. EVE G_STAR, WASHINGTO CAPITAL KEYNOTES ticable, the plans would seem to be|there,” here, there and everywhere. worth

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; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE -1, 1923. WANTED MORE USED CARS In response to our recent advertisement

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8 SOCIETY. e 'Mrs. Harding Received a Visit at thejiing st dnyewiivi G White House This Morning From Mrs. Atlee Pomerene, HE

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zo, Crisp and Delicious “Z0"~—the original and only vitamin breakfast food served at the Battle Creek Sanitarium, is...

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" 10 Variety of Capital’s Charms . Lure of Nation, Says Writer “See Mecca and Die” Slogan Gives Place to “Let Us Go fo...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1923. " | 3 21T b ith a view to ascertaink hether | W v o - |the United S "

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e INJUNGTION NOTED IN HIGHWAY ISSUE| Hold Act to Regulate Con- tractors’ Association Is Unconstitutional. Special Dispateh 10

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PLEATO CHURCHES FORWORLD COURT: Proposal of President and Secretary Hughes Urged Upon Congregations. nd church organ- t the

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28 6 R B B R N B} n CE R R R N IGERNERENNENE B = = = SEEWEAENENEESENEEENEST T 1M - . EREREEEENE Charming Midsummer Hats, 10

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" MAYRUSH CLARA {cither she 1 rved her sentence or {has been pardoned. tlaw her escape from jail whilé under | ! operated to

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Dainty Undergarments for Summer Wear —Women's Glove Silk Vests, reinforced under arm; bodice style, ribbon shoulder straps.

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FLOWERS FOR THE PRESIDENT. He carried y only a few of the MRS. HARDING. General view of American League Park yesterday, when

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18 - NINE CONGERT 1 PROGRAM TONIGHT Central High School, Y. M.| C. A., Willard Ballroom and Keith's on List. i Tonight's...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1923. 15 _ — —— — |245; meter service, $3.760; revenue|during the past

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Bureau of Mines Exhibiting Apparatus Used in Rescue Work Varied activities of the bureau of soreen yerving us & barrior to

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Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 P.M. Nhriners Section you will ctive and unusual ; J lor In the Souv ind many a th 1 Lmquv Ash Tray...

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'WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1623. The Hecht Co. Seventh at F A Noteworthy Event Including 1,000 New Sweaters A...

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... “nHE EVENING STAK; WASHINGTON; “D: C, ‘FRIDAY; JUNE 1, 1923 @ = . A e PUHBE m P”SH POLICE WIN RACE Ktne o,y and Peicotyos

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TEN NEXCANS DE INRELIGIOUS RIOT . Mob Resenting Law Limiting Number of Clergymen At- tacks Police. 'Y, June l.—Newspaper...

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A REMARKABLE PURCHASE OF ; Closed All Day Boys Finest (_)uahty Silk Suits , Next Tuesday--- June 5, the day of the big Shrine

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26 ° W.M. Lewis, NewG. W. U. Head, To Take Office as Summer W anes William Mather Lewis, elected pres: ident of Georse...

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1-2 Price Sale HATS most d Formerly $3.50 to $13.50 Now $1.25 to $6.25 1 ; TWELVE-TEN TWELVE-TWELVE F STREET e e ISP Girls’ &

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T 98 0% FINANCIAL. . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1923. FINANCIAL," : = SELLING ISHEAVY - | ~ew york

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[ FINANCIAL.- _THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T. FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1923 FINANCIAL. ——— e e e mediate delivery, about thirty °

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_30 SPORTS.® | .4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1923. - SPORTS. Odds on Kilbane Slump as Bout...

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. . on the Holy.Cross diamond, in Brook- SPORTS.” §D. C. Golfers Pro FIVE IN HONOR SIXTEEN AS FIRST ROUND STARTS Washington

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s 32 WANT WARDS KEPT | ININDUSTRIALHOME Conduit Road Citizens Op- pose “Farming Out” of Children. ANl of last year's officers

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= ' . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O. ‘FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1923, - g8 :...

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b ——ee. JAPAN PROTESTS DRY SHIP DECISION Pacific Lines Would Be In- convenienced, Hanihara Tells Hughes. Japan vesterday...

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FIGHT SAVES TOWN FROM FORESTFRE 145 Forest Rangers in Min- |F aked Statuary { Charge Denied by Mugseum Expert By the...

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T vacation oruisin Qho Caribbean Homnloldm-nnquul. Ask your travel agent or Possenger Depariment UNITED FRUIT OOMPANY 17...

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~ THE EVENING there was no sign of respopse of ac- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., i FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1923. '537'] x not only checked

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FEA TURES., LET THE FIRELESS COOKER SAVE YOU FUEL AND LABOR It Gives Better Food at Reduced Expcnse and Makes Kitchen...

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" THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, JUNE T, 1923. HELP AND SITUATIONS.” ' 89 9 The Thrill That Comes Once in a...

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*MISCELLANEOUS: FOR SALE—MISCELLANEQUS. drophead, all_mal new; uv‘u aud §15; elso Stand: THE EVENING - STAR, REG’LAR FELLERS

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Tousekeeping. 1817 in_quiet home; single bed «d, large and two single rooms. 1750 KENYON R‘r\‘ floor; _semi-private bath 2533

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42 REAL ESTATE. - : -THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNEl 1923, REAL ESTATE. SALE—SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FOR...

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s OBRtR - CHEVY CHASE HOME, SIX BEDROOMS, TWO BATHS monthly terms. Address Box 270-A, Star of- WANTED TO0 BUY—HOUSES. W...

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: ‘ The i fs that beset me the week before hast don't worry or fret me, I they’re ended and past. They broke —— bmlded of...