Evening Star dated June 30, 1924

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e — WEATHER. Fair and cooler tonigint and: to- morrow, Temperature for twenty- ended at 2 p.m. today—Highest, 92, at 4 p.m.

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CAMILY MURDERED: MANIAG 15 HUNTED Taxi Driver, Wiic and Threc Small Sons Are Found, Beaten to Death. . WOMAN TO BE MOTHER| 1

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* “we are in this hall ANGRY DELEGATES BERATENEV YORK Will Propose Moving Conven- tion, Says Middle Western- er, if Given...

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i : o THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1924 "Smith, McAdoo, Some Dark Horses Suffer F rom League and Klan

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NG STAR, WASHINGTON., D. C McAdoo-Smith Lines Intact on Early Balloting; So MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1924, uth and West Versus East

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THE EVENING STAR With Slfn_dly {l:'rdn} Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY.........June 30, 1924 | THEODORE W. NOYES. .....

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Athletic Director Named. Maj. been the Ci :u fii‘i!fiifi&i!‘i%’fi!fi @ @@@%%fi@&@%&fi 45 ) & i (e = T commanding general. Many Wash-

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SOCIETY. OCIETY resident and Mrs. at White House Tomorrow by Gen. and Mrs. Dawes. 1) HI President and Mrs. Cool- idge and...

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SOCIETY __(Continued from Eighth Page.) the_train bearer. Martin, Miss Blanche Miss Helen Twomey ma Cockrell served as They

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i irequire attendance in “jdren between seven and fourteen, o3 +e3 10 CPENS CONVENTION Creation of Secretary of Edu- cation

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MORAL RELIGIOUS TRANING IS URGED lowa State Educator Tells! . Teachers Character Edu- | cation Is School Need. CRITICS ARE

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CLINIC TEST TOMORROW. ‘Day Health. Camp to Examine “BLACK LIST” ISSUED BY 0RGA!'L“ LABURl Children Under Treatment. Fifty...

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‘ { A Unusual! 100 Hodges’ Reg. $17.45 9x12 Rattania Rugs $12.95 Choice Tuesday of 26 Patterns —This is our first reduction

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i 'l'he'“;-J—‘:S"‘E?.‘é‘é’“{e‘::m:’;".‘,fi NIGHT LIFE AT THE 200 O et e mendtoned 1n Scnaots | MUCH LIKE REAL JUNGLE ¥ of...

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TEACHERS URGED 10 WIN PENSIONS Enaction of Sound Retire- ment Legislation Hailed as A Aid to Students. MIDWEST LEADER SPEAKS

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WASHINGTON; D.- €, SRR R FIRST PHOTOGRAPHS OF OHIO TOWN WRE 'Y TORNADO. A view of Broadway, the main street of Lorain,...

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\ THE EVENING 'STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1924 TOHAVE RECEPTION [Dfficers and Past Presidents to Be Guests at

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AT G Bv POP MOMAND. been cook at one of the big houses RIPPLING RUB e et e Garricd on Efii?fi"nl;"}‘.‘n‘?.fi : CLARICE Tty DEAR)

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Now, a Sale of Better Coats Formerly Selling at 3| $49.95 10 $65.00 Reduced to B3 Nways Coolot | LANSBURGH & BRO. Famous for

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' DEATH OF AMERICAN LAID TO JUNKMEN Report Confirmed of Slaying of Edwin C. Hawley at Wanhsien, China. By the Associated P

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THE EVENING STAR, WA.SHI\IGTON.. D. C., MONDAY. JUNE .30, 1924. DEATH LAID TO AUTO = distinctive birthday presents, she |...

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See Our Advertisement on Next Page—A Remarkable Dress Sale at Sensational Prices See Our Advertisement on Next Page—2 Entire

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY JU\E 30, 1924, @o CAVAVAVAUAVAVAVAVAUAVAVAY....

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.York outside McAdoo or Smith now has ithe convention, 26 KLAN BATTLE KILLS HOPES OF LEADERS Smith and McAdoo Camps...

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EVERYMAN’S INVESTMENTS By George T. Hughes ARTICLE XXXVIL How to Investigate. *By habit most of us are salesmen, making a...

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FINANCIAL MOVES AREMIXED | [NEW YRk STOCK EXCHANGE | | REACTIONS APPEAR | Comnex von BONIDS sroox sxcmave] GOON WakeS w8 |

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FINANCIAL., SWEET CORN PRICE > SLIGHTLY HIGHER Vegetable Review Shows Heavy Cantaloupe Receipts. Potatoes Firm. In reviewing

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SPORTS. Up to Marberry START TWIN BILL TIED WITH SOX FOR YEAR " GRIFFS 1 Face High Hurdle in Ehmke, One of League’s Hurling