Evening Star dated June 25, 1924

Page 1

WEATHER. Thundershowers this af early tonight, cooler toni row fair and cooler Temj twenty-four hours today: Highest, 89,...

Page 2

MUSSOLINI STANDS FIRM ON POLICIES Fascist Government Not Scared by ‘Alarm Over Socialist Murder. Says REFORMS DECLARED LIKELY

Page 3

SureRelief ESTION 6 BELLANS Hot water Sure Relief 25¢ and 75¢ Packages Evervwhers Stops Falling Hair Wiihin 30 days or meaey

Page 4

Vigorous Foreign Relations Plank Urged by Owen D. Young Associate on Dawes Committee Appears Suddenly Before Platform...

Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 325, 1924 " New Wilson to End Tolerance Jfor Corruption, Walsh’s Call|

Page 6

THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. "WEDNESDAY. ....June 25,1924 * adition. “rphone Main 5000. !

Page 7

$5,000Life Insurance for $46.90 At 2ge 35_aend ‘date of birth for part lars and illustration. Co ounded 184 Amets over...

Page 8

5 SOCIETY. ! SOCIET Astend Wedding of Mrs. Coolidge to White House Aide: in Presbyterian ; Church This Afternoon. companied

Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1924, SOC IETY MrePlalm BUWsa"et Rhn Airbor, | Rormwest, o o 1168 7

Page 10

SEERSIN U did tonic for weak, ailing dogs and puppies. 60c at drug, sports & seed tog with Symptom Chart. Writeforit. | Free

Page 11

KLAN PLANK SPLITS PLATFORM MAKERS Likelihood of Committee Ac- cord on Declaration Held Extremely Remote. CONVENTION ROW LOOMS

Page 12

AMERICANS SETTLING "IN BOLIVIAN VALLEY Colenists Under “Alfalfa Bill” Murray Plan to Specialize in Stock Raising. 70...

Page 13

SIX MEN KILLED IN SHED WHEN LIGHTNING STRIKES Place of Refuge From Storm Was Filled With 150 Pounds of Dynamite. By the...

Page 14

40,000 SHOP WORKERS OUT ON STRIKE TODAY Employes of Clothing Firms, New York, Demand Better Condi- tions and Closed Shop....

Page 15

. [Women’s 59c¢ to 89¢ Neckwear, 19¢ An assortment of wanted styles for sum- mer frocks, including Collar and Cuff Sets,...

Page 16

3 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, girls dressed as brides and malds are | ye:iterday and the bond fixed at

Page 17

Aome s % » e CARDINAL HAYES DELIVERS INVOCATION AT OPENING OF THE CONVENTION. Photograph taken yesterday morning, when the

Page 18

FLAGS OF 40 STATES HANG IN POST OFFICE Collection of Standsrds Has Grown ‘With 40 stste standards in its pos- session,...

Page 19

NORTH DAKOTA HOLDS|Woman Substitute - PRIMARY TILT TODAY FNon-Partisans Opposing G. 0. P. on Government Control of H Business

Page 20

WII.SON LEAGUE SEEN AS LIVE 1924 ISSUE Iwmoorats Expeoted to Demand U, 8. Entry Into International Body; Republicans to...

Page 21

_— 5 LOST, 6 INJURED, TOLL OF SHIP BLAST Investigation of Explosion on 0il Freighter at Brooklyn Shows Big Loss. CAUSE STILL

Page 22

RACE INTEGRITY LAW INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN Virginia Enforcing Newly Enact- ed Restrictions to Segregate Color. 95 CENTS...

Page 23

GAS MASKS T0.EQUIP RAILWAY MAIL FORCE Protection for Clerks Provided, Due to Recent $2,000,000 Rob- bery Near Rondout, Il...

Page 24

Poli's—"Pinafore.” The De Wolf Hopper Comic Opera Company at Poli's for the third week of its engugement will present the {

Page 25

$1.49 and $1.95 Dainty Nightgowns : $1.00 —These are such good values for $1.00, you'll want several. Made of Plisse Crepe,

Page 26

"2 PLANNING TO RELAY WORD OF MACMILLAN Canadian Government Steamer Arctic Is Leaving for Baffin Bay. SHORT WAVE TO BE USED

Page 27

‘BOONE HELD LIKELY .. SAWYER SUCCESSOR General Leaving White House, to ' Continue Work With Hospital- zation Board. :TELLS OF

Page 28

0ILS THROWN OVER; OTHER STOCKS FIRM Railroad Shares Arouse Most In- terest in Today’s Trading in Wall Street. STEEL OU:I‘LOOK

Page 29

COMMISSION Row IN HOLIDAY LULL Wholesale Trading Slows up on Account of Weather and Half Day Off at Center Market. PRICE OF

Page 30

o E SPORTS. WHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1924. SPORTS. \Griffs in Twin Bill Here With A’s...

Page 31

) SPORTS." ATHLETES GREETED, THEN * RUSH TO THEIR QUARTERS ‘Plans for Giving Americans Rousing Welcome Is Abandoned OQutof

Page 32

BUCHAREST CALLED . BALKAN BROOKLYN Rumanian Capital, With 125 Churches, Is “Dotted by Tur- rets and Cupolas.” A CITY OF...

Page 33

[~E R ENEENRENEREENENERERERE NN RN R R E NN NI R R R R RN R R N N R R N AN N N R R N N R R R E R E R R R R R - > S NS EE N

Page 34

* the Vg RIPPL G RUBY A Thrilling Mystery Story By J. S. FLETCHER Copyrizht, 1624, by G. P. Putnam's Sons. ssented, with a

Page 35

FEATURES BY MARY INGS were worn before gloves and parasols were carried be- fore umbrellas. Men and Wwomen generally adopted

Page 36

HELP AND SITUATIONS. HELP—MALE. SALESMAN, experienced, for furniture de- partment; permanent position. Apply employment...

Page 37

FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. - Continaed. HUPNOBILE CoUPy “xcellent_condigion, § MUPMOBILE, 1927 Conditient s Feat rpe o oy evening

Page 38

28 APARTMENTS, ETC. " THE 'EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25 1924. REAL ESTAT — APTS.—FUR. AND UNFUR. IN

Page 39

REAL ESTATE. "THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25 1924, REAL ESTATE. 39 SALE—SUBURBAN yxorzn’rv REG’LAR

Page 40

40 REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. b5 C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25 1924 SHORE PROPERTY. FOR SAI.E—KOUBES FOR SALE—HOUSES

Page 41

AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. LRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE MODER: 2RTORY "DRICK STORE_DWELLIN BEING PREMISES AVENUE NORTHW . By

Page 42

S " Good Work ! 0 Priugk‘ -toiled for many years; he made silk purses of sows ears, and seldom took a rest; his purses were