Evening Star June 23, 1926

Evening Star dated June 23, 1926

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WEATHER. €. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Partly cloudy topight and tomorrow: probably showers this afternoon and rising...

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4 LENGLEN BECOMES | [t LLATWINBLEDON Not Expected to Be Able to, Play—Opponents Are Of- | fered Default. * B the Aesoriated

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How Sherbets Became Fashionable One day. where he was accustomed to go hi daily glass of iced liqueur. T prictor, who...

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4 * TWO ARE CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY Indictments Against Opera- tors of ‘Derma-Trichology’ University. to use the mails to de-

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BIRKENHEAD FIRES BROADSIDE AT COOK British Cabinet Member Ac- cuses Miners’ Chief of Taking Soviet Cue. By the Associated...

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4 Dl EQUALIZATION FEE APPROACHES VOTE Debate on Farm Bill Limited Tomorrow, With Outcome Held Uncertain. By the Assoctated

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THE EVEN ALUMINUM INQUIRY Proctor, Geo! | Aileen Rand Riedel, SOPONELL SHOOL PUPLS CRADUATED , el { Hearing Adjourned Until

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8 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY.....June 23, 1826 THEODORE W. NOYES. .. .Editor

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THE EVENING CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Home Demonstration Club will hold its annual picnic at the farm of Irs. Russell Magruder

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10 SPAIN MAY REMAIN ©; LEAGUE. MEMBER Geneva Informed Britain and France Are Urging Madrid to Stick. ated Press. and iat June

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MADAME DA GAMA DENIES SHELL WED: Meore anc Widow of Brazilian Envoy Reported Engaged to Jean Harold Edward St. Cyr. Whether

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» HAYGEK AVARDS OPLOWAS 10 Commencement Exercises‘ s | THE END OF A BEAUTIFUL FRIENDSHIP. HERG'S YouR R6D, SAM . | GOoT...

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No Trace Found SOCIETY COUPLE ‘ 15 FOUND SLAIN Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Brew- ster Had Been Quarreling, Servants Declare. Br the

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KU KLUX PROGRAM BANNED AT SESQUI Mayor Kendrick Bars Parade |; and Cancels Events for T Chet Firkin works for hours togeth er

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" Tropical Worsted 2-Pants Suits $27.50 to $40 Of course, you can’t turn time back- ward and make it Winter. But these famous

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THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1926. Thursday Special! ‘ Thursday Special! Thursday Special! 400

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$EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. THEIR COLLE e of peace N SMOKE AT PRIN g r)ass da\ l‘\ﬂ'q‘l--« The 1926 graduating class...$

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FASTERARNAL ASSRED BY NEW 50 Extra Flanes Will Speed Up Transcontinental Schedule July 1. Speeding up of the transcontinental

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THE FEVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, MKINLEY CLASS OF 140GRADUATED Commencement Address Is Delivered by Dr. J. J. Muir.

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SOCIETY Undersecretary of State, Mr. Grew, Host At Lunch Today in Honor of ican Delegates. Mexican-Amer ¢ of Stat Grew,...

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FIREWORKS AI][]EI] AS JULY 5 FEATURE Funds Will Allow Limited Display on Monument Grounds for Public. Fireworks on the Mor

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By Louis Trazy SYNOPSIS. Hudson Bay Co's agent is greatly disturbed by a announcing pencer inz 10 the tive hridegroom as the

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$THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1926. 2 Abe \Iartln ga\'S' ! VACATION SCHOOL WILL OPEN JULY 6 Colored$

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¢ treat and a good treatment 24 FTETEETTrrrzxzxzwersrTrcEn, THAYER PRINTING 1l Work® Exclusively smaniere QOO r12v srraer...

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New York Ban Not fo Si'(;p Dempsey-Tunney Go : Yale Crew Favored Over Harvard B S, THOUGH, MAY FIND' , | TARTAR IN OLD Rivats

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6 Gr iffs in Philadelphia for Pair of Tills : NATS AND A’S'NOW TIED -FOR SEASON IN VICTORIES Each Have Won Seven Games of...

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SPORTS. Chicago White Sox Appear to Be Hope of West in American COLLINS’ PITCHING RATED Yanks Have Found Oppos ion...

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Su> 28 - STOCK DEALINGS SHALLER TODAY General Trend Downward. | Steels, Motors and Qils Show Weakness. BY STUART P. WEST....

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FINANCIAL, FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1926. Prompt Actlon First Mortgage Loans tes of

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s e S WOMA Homemakers Ne BY LYDIA I The woman who should not would keap well neglect the good offices fresh air and sunlight

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WoMA The “Bob” as a BY MARY MARSHAL The Parisian accepts the bob as a current fashion—nothing more. Almost every American in

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- WE DO NOT PENALIZE OUR FRIENDS = $1.25, $1.50 & $2 Undermuslins, 96¢ Dainty Summer Undermuslins, of sheer qual- ity voile

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2‘% -1926.- W hite Rose Bread has not only been developed by the finest

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AMUSE National Players—“The Show Off” Patronage which is testing * the National Theater to capacity this Week has determined

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10 BE BROADCAST Army Band Scheduled to Per- form_at Sylvan Theater Over WCAP. The outdoor concert of the United States Army

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$[ISCELLANEOUS. PERSON. Al.. (Continued. CARRONIZED SUN 1 \TL AND MASSAG! upont Circle North 1 %8st EST GIVEN TO BA Tirdle...$

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ROOMS, ETC STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23. 1926 APARTMENTS, ETC TR oA et "> | HIGH LIGHTS OF HISTORY i i i ) BY

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$APARTMENTS. ETC. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO D. C, W'EDNESDKY. JUNE 23, 1926. REAL ESTATE. Al'iRT‘lE\';l('m:.N:“lE\lSHLD....$

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REAL B WANTED—FARMS. TF YOUR ACREAGE 13 FOIC SALE, SE 1 may get you a better price under m plan of subdividing and selling at

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REAL ESTATE. .___|ONCE UPON A TIME FOR SALE—HOUS WOODRIDG NEW HOMES, INSPECT TODAY, SAMPLE HOUSE NO. 2621 i7th S1. NE. DRIVE

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$—_— _— FOR SALE—HOUSES. O S Qitiomeds $350 CASH. n and RN may o SRR Flstresis Payments iegn \H\I'H\HI\\\ L0,...$