Evening Star dated June 26, 1923

Page 1

WEATHER. ‘Thunderstorms late this afternoon or tonight; not quite so warm; tomorrow falr-with somewhat lower temperature....

Page 2

r c - 2 - BRITISHT0 MATCH . ANYFORGEIN AIR Premier Says Defense Pro- gram Will Be Modified if Other Nations Agree. By the...

Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D Suburban Heights. —— e TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1923, e f-By GLUYAS WILLIAMS. 'n' [; SHR'NE IS AlM

Page 4

4 WESTERNNEN YOR RAVAGED Y STORM Damage From Wind, Rain and Lightning Estimated at High Figure. Ty the Assoctated Press....

Page 5

[} 1,000,000 BONDS \Find Missing Lad After Long Hunt UP IN MORSE TRIAL| Calmiy Steeping Twelve-year-old Louis Shaw's fail-

Page 6

THE kveasasu S1AR PUKSDAY, JUNE 1923. e e e e n'HE EVENING sTAR,’mmblnnre of a guard. Perhaps every- | having to make the...

Page 7

£ P4 EA CLA 4 H % ?"I JC“I l'ldqo"ve Chace were 4 R ’ o B LA s, e g e v | THE WEATHER (Y JUDGE M'COY RAPS | Highest Honors at

Page 8

oOCiE DO ty .Ambassador of Brazil, Mr. de Alencar, Who Has Been in New York Over the Week End, Will Return Tonight. S ssador

Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1923 Wm_ E = . CATHOLIC WOMEN | [ sawo contian_—| |ARMY WAR COLLEGE.

Page 10

~ 10 PINCHOT MAY {UT | , avexaomss, cial) —With delegates from many tents throughout the state in attend- * ance, numbering

Page 11

- * State Board of Health to Be § that an ’ l ¢ . @ B8pecial Dispatch to The Star. g B i ARLINGTON DUMP | SITE CONDEMNED...

Page 12

LAV FORD.C. URGED Dr. Hart -of Russell Sage Foundation Continues Re- port on Child-Caring. Early enactment of @& mother'sj

Page 13

% ‘THE EVE G _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1923. . ; i3 THF STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE A FEW CHANGES WHILE THE

Page 14

oY FLVNG FELD | FOR CLNBERLAD War Department Signs Lease for Fully Equipped Landing Place. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, B. 0,

Page 15

LIQUDR FIGHT SURE | I NEXT CONGRESS Harding’s Bold Stand for Prohibition Fails to Stop Wets or Drys. BY FREDERIC WILLIAM...

Page 16

16° ALLEGED SPY HIRED BY MOSES, CHARGE Man Who Collected Dye Pat-| ent Evidence Employed by Senator, Is Said. CONSERVATIVES

Page 17

" DEATH LIST EIGHT . For Details Consult / 1923. 17 . INWRECK ON " Injured in Brooklyn Smash- Up Number More Than 80. | ....

Page 18

| | ing Stamboulisky Ministry Claim ! Important Discovery. | May Consuit Secretary Con-| A5 cerning Alien Treatment at o...

Page 19

B DAVIS URGES FARR CHANCE FOR BABIES Labor Secretary Says Nine :he traditions of the stage rather than | those of the...

Page 20

BY RADIO TODAY | Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. LOCAL STATIONS. NAA—Naval Badio Station, Radio, Va. ern). 3:25

Page 21

Py : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, JUNE 36 1923 FINANCIAL, Wiah %, SES S o CALL MONEY RATE |..... v [ NEW YorK

Page 22

FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1925‘ FINANCIAL. VIOLENT BREAK [New_York stock EXCHANGE |

Page 23

FINANCIAL. HINTS OF ANOTHER COAL STRIKE HEARD Lively Fight Predicted Over New Wage Agreement Now Being Drawn Up. Grocers'...

Page 24

- Johnson fo Oppose GRIFFS HOPE TO CAPTURE GAME OF THE SERIES « 24 ° A oDD S PORTS. shulflfi! Inflicted on Bushmeén Yesterday

Page 25

PATHOS MARKS SITUATION THAT MONTANA IS FACING oole County Has Gone Limit and State Must Come to Rescue of Project That Was

Page 26

USE OF HAY FEVER CLINE NOW URGED Treatments Offered to Fore- stall Disease of Late Sum- mer and Fall. Hay fever victims, now

Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. C, TUESDAY, JUNE Women’s Fiber and £ilk: Hosiery | : For Spor’b and General Wear - \ Women's

Page 28

Sleevelessness has never tuken &0 stfong avhold as a feature of fash- ion with Americans as with French women. Perhaps our

Page 29

B interfere with present employment: some mak- ing $100 a week. Free class lectures Tuesday and Thursday, 5 p.m. Matteson,

Page 30

.20 Y ! FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. Coatinued. N S Late 1915, with starter and demountnble rims; fine condition. Sacrifice for cash

Page 31

APARTMENTS _FURNISHED. THE JONESES—Ethelbert Is No Dumb-Be]l. Continued. Continued. : o CORNER AP, FLOOR: 3 5 | % ¢ it Nyt 7

Page 32

& X v . 3 5 S % - . = 32 REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, ,WASHINGTON, D. C. AY, JUNE 26, 1923. : - REAL ESTATE.’ R D e MRS e

Page 33

AUCTIONS. FOR SALE—HOUSES Continued. SNAP_RANDALL HIGHLANDS, Four-room bungalow. 1t you have $650 cash fo put in a home in

Page 34

TWO DETECTIVES HURTI N ROAD ACCIDENT | Twenty-Six other Traffie Mishaps Reported by Police Yesterday. Twenty-seven traffic