Evening Star dated June 26, 1925

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WEATHER o Partly row; night. Temperatures—Highest, p.m. yesterday; lowest, 64, today. Full report on pag s cloudy tonight...

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2 ¥ NEW FRENCH BONDS) s e WL REPLAGE 0L ' Twelve Billion Francs Will Be Required Under Cail- laux’s Plan. | | | Br the...

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BACKS LAW TO AID NATIONAL BANKS | Seay Urges Support of Me- Fadden Bill at Parley of % District Bankers. BY CHAS. SHAEFFER.

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| FRUTIESS SEARCH " FOR HIDEN EOLD Explorers Learn That $1,- 500,000 Lost With Steamer Was Found Years Ago. SAN PEDRO,...

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UNIVERSITY WOMEN PLAN ON WIDE LINES Leading Members of Profes- sions Assemble to Consider Pan-Hellenic Association. Teading

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=PHE EVENING STAR| i~ With Sunday Morning Editien. WASHINGTON, D. C. “FRIDAY..........June 26, 1925 ~THEODORE W. N\;Ym. ...

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BATTLES TWO POLICEMEN Alleged “Gun Toter” Wrecks Uni- form of One of His Captors. A battle between Joseph W. Hipkin, colored,

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SOCIETY. SOCIETY M. Daeschner Returning to Virginia Resort This Afternoon -to Join Mme. Daeschner and Family. HE Ambassador

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NAY AND MARINES TOHOLD STRENETH Pearl Harbor Project Will Not Raise Budget Total, Wilbur Indicates. The present strength of

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Toilet Goods Special for Saturday —Coty’s Face Powder, in all tints. A box . 85¢c —Jergen’s Lotion. Keeps the com- plexion

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INHERITANCE TAX REVISION 15 URGED, Green Would Have Amopnt! Paid States Deducted From Federal Levy. n effort to end...

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FRIDAY. | —_— i e badfried o hoen) the 9°% |day and accepted. It shows that the |locked up. Ot ses disposed of |92} d. 1t =

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ARGENTINE CROPS RAISED BY EXPERTS Americans Put in Charge of Industries to Aid in De- velopment. Correspondence of the...

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14 REALESTATE N " READY TORETURN Capital Delegation Makes + Final Tour of Detroit Be- fore Departure. { L From a Staff...

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THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925, ’ mes Rnhens, rnl:‘ . 17, 192 iduty in training at the general

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16 A A A N A A e A B A A N PR R SRR Answering an Unusual Demand for White Silk Stockings The L&B Special lines are offer- ing

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THE ICE MAN'S JOB IS NOT SO BAD! selected as all-American halfback. These show girl< are inv 10 make several backdoor calls

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18 ELEVEN EXPERTS 10 ASSIST SCOPES Malone Says This List of Scholars and Authors Wilt | Be Supplemented. Br the Associated

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$1, $1.50 and $1.98 Choker Necklaces, 44¢ These Choker Necklaces are shown in-all the newest and most desirable colors and

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LAN THREATENS ROW IN NEW YORK Tammany Chiefs Worried by Mayor’s- Determination to Run Again. 9 D the Associated Press XEW...

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BAN AGAINST HILL UPHELD BY LEGION No "Reflectlon on Mary-‘ lander Intended, Nebraska | Committee Declares. Tune 2% »f the...

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QUALIFYING SPEED INRACES PROPOSED Conferees le 1]0 Miles an < Hour for Autos at Speed- way Dedication. # qualifying speed |

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OFFICERS OF ARMY ALLTO BE BIRDMEN Actual Flying Required of All Branches Under New Aerial Policy. well as theoreti- raining

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24 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925 N arias *************************************************** An

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STYLES CHANGING INTRANSPORTATION Street Cars to Hold Business by Best and Cheapest Rides, Says Expert. BY J. C. ROYLE....

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FIN MARKET 15 STRONG INFINAL TRADING Motor, Tobacco and Utility Stocks Are Leaders. 'R Many New Highs. BY STUART P. WE 1al

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FINANCIAL. PORK GOES HIGHER - INLOCAL MARKET Best Smoked and Fresh Hams Advanced—Butter and Eggs Unchanged. Slow receipts and

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S PORTS. THE ' EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925. SPORTS. ° Crucial Series With Athletics Is On : McGraw

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SPORTS. Hornsby Almost Certain to Win Batting Honors CARDS’ STAR MAY SMASH NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD Has Fine Chance to Beat...

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30 Due to an error. Pagés 31 and 32 dn fiol Appear In toflay's Sta¥. 105 ANGELES HELD | UNFIT AS POLE SH|P1 Eckener Does Not

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e THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925. 9,965,384 From Alabama to Alaska From Portland Maine to Portland

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34 DANGE ORCHESTRA WILL MAKE DEBUT WRC {o Broadcast Arlington Beach Program and Ac- count of Game. The Arlington Beach Dance

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925. Tim of Bush Valley BY A. M. CHISHOLM. (Copyright, 1925, by Street

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FEATURES. Special Cleaning in Summer A S e e e | The Star’s Household Expert Gives Some Advice Regarding the Laun b — O wash

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FE AT T RESS Ceol Drinks for Summer Days BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. The wave of heat that surged over the country early this

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38 HELP AND SITUATIONS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. FRIDAY, JUNE 2. 19%. MISCELLANEOUS CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. | HIGH

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AUTOMOBILES, ETC. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925 ROOMS, ETC FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. (Copyright,...

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40 APARTMENTS, ETC. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925. REAL F:STA\TE. e b 25, by H. C. Fisher. Trade

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REAL ESTATE. t JVENING STAR FOR EXCHANGY. xii—|IN RABBITBORO—Dick Dumbunny Travels True to -Form. —_FOR SALE—HOUSES....

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REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925 REATL ESTATE FOR SALE—HOUSES. 8th ST. N.L. —Two brick

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AUC AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. TIONS. AUL"‘IOV flALm THE AU(‘I‘ION SALES. DAYS. SHANNON, CALDWELL & CO., INC.‘ Auctioneers....

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44 FLEET MANEUVERS PLANNED FOR TRIP Extensive Program Will Be Carried Out on Cruise to Australia. ated Press. NOLULU, June