Evening Star dated June 24, 1923

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WEATHER. Partly cloudy and somewhs.t warmer, possibly thundershowers today; to- inorrow fair. ‘Temperature for twenty-two...

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| CUMMINS T0 OF NEW RAIL MEASURE Senator Proposes 1o Carry] [ Out Transportation Pro- gram of President. ‘! Senator Cummins

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79 DRY LAW CASES PASS FROM DOCKET Fines Amounting to $5,690 i Are Assessed Against Defendants Called. Seventy-nine cases, In

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Store Hours: 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. ‘Hart Schaffner & Marx THE Women'’s Sport Wear—3rd Floor “Dixie Weaves . Cool, thin, all-wool

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., THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 24, 1923—PART 1.. R ——————— e S EEEEEEENSENENEENSEEENEEEEENENE NS NI NN NS E I NI

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EAPECT Bl CROWD ~ ATBENEFT GAVE Friends of Children’s Hos- pital to Help Cut $51,500 Deficit Thursday. Eighteen professional

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D. C. BANKERS HEAR CHAUNCEY DEPEW Dinrler Is Gonvention’s Main Social Event—Start fer - Home Tonight. From a Staft...

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b SUNDAY ST, WAS: GTON, C, JUNE 24, 1923 AfiT' ‘ _ N N B O O e e Yo ) Thousands of Codi, Summery Frocks Ready for Monday :...

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s 300 SHRINE WEEK WORK BY POLICE PRAISED Commissioner Oyster Sends Letter to Maj. Sullivan, Commending Force. A lotter of...

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NENBALKANFLAVE BLAMED ON QUEE Hardin Says Marie of Ruma- nia Caused Latest Revival of Age-Old Disputes. BY MAXIMILIAN HARDEN,