Evening Star dated June 11, 1927

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair and elightly cooler tonight; to- morrow increasing cloudiness....

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PRESIDENT WARNS TAX GUT DEPENDS ON LESS SPENDING Sounds Note of Caution in Address to Government Business Meeting. Unless we

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. Gen. Lord Urges Reductions To Prevent Wen. H. M. Lord, Director of the Bureau of the Budget, spoke as fol- lswa at the...

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COL. LINDBERGH BOARDING THE MEMPHIS FOR HIS TRIUCMPHANT HOMEWARD VOYAGE. attention as the famous young flyer boards the...

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LINDBERGH SAYS HELL STICKTO AR Future Career to Be Bound Up in Aviation, He De- clares in Own Story. BY CHARLES A. LINDBERGH.

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LINDBERGH SMILES ATGREETING AT SEA Flyer Stands on Bridge as Planes Swarm About Memphis in Salute. (Continued from First...

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& VEGETABLES T0 60 IN“SUGAR BOWL” Hoover to End Louisiana Tour Today, Hearing Re- ports at Baton Rouge. BY REX COLLIER, Staft

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THE EVENING STAR With _Sunday Morning Edition. _WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY.......June 11, 1927 THEODORE W. WOYES. ...Edifor

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© Vacuum Oil Company Welcome- Lindbergh! Today all America welcomes Captain Charles A. Lindbergh. His flight from New York to

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‘» SOCIETY." THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1927 BLUE AND GRAY FAST CHANGING INTO KHAKI SOCIETY....

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VOIGT 15 “STICKING” + INGOLF TOURNEY . Home Club Has Three of Four Men in Semi-Finals Today. George J. Voigt of Bannockburn,

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g2 ™ W. W. SPAID NAMED B TOHEAD BANKERS D. C. Organization Chooses § Complete Official Board at Hot Springs. [# BY EDWARD C.

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CHURCH WILL DRIVE| ["orasamac evarrs m pisee msrore FOR §220,000 FUND Presbyterian Assembly to Di- vide Sum Between China and

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*~shops' Crusade last Winter, and 'axander Zabriskie, member of the - P B CLREY COLLECE 0 OPEN MONDAY ‘nedral to Have Summer

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NATIONAL CHURCH MOVEMENT STARTS Disciples of Christ Launch| Crusade for Edifice in This City. The movement for the erection

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THE FEVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, COLONEL LINDBERGH RETURNS NG Throughout the Nation His achievement is acclaimed—his courage

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WESLEY HEIGHTS MODEL HOME IS RAPIDLY TAKING FINAL FORM Scores of Visitors Look Over Work and| Architect Makes Thorough...

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REAL ESTATE 0ST OF EXHIBITS FOR REALTY SHOW Home Exposition This Year, to Take 50,000 Square Feet of Space. The Better Homes

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REAL NENESTTELEPHONE - BULDNGOCCLPED Structure Is Largest Owned by Company and Cost $800,000 Complete. Washington's newest

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R i el BUILDING PERMITS - DROPT0 $53a.830 Projects Listed During Week Fall Far Short of Week Before. REAL Following the...

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REAL ESTATE” @~~~ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, JUNE IT, 1927 REAL ESTATE.’ ; B TR o L or vrm‘u s hen by an

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READ ESTATE.” . FURNISHING THE HOME Conducted for The Star BY ELIZABETH STETSON AND GENEVIEVE HENDRICKS | BY GENEVIEVE...

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REAT Taffeta Lmlngs BY MARY Taffeta linings are coming back into $ashion. You may even hear a slight {\Nllc as they pass. Of

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Choice of Chairs for Sunimefi P 8 BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. HONGKONG CHAIRS ARE COOL, COMFORTABLE AND DISTINCTIVE. There is a

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"SPORTS < . STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. § TURDAY, } Reeves Shows Meitle in Griff Victory : Lyons and Waner Star in Major Tilts

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DANGER SIGNALS INSTOCK MARKET Shares Rise Despite Evi- aence Boom Has Qut- stripped Business. BY CHARLES F. SPEARE. Special

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FINANCIA TREND IRREGULAR IN BOND MARKET Coming Holiday Slows Down Trading and Session Is Dull. 8pecial Dispatch to The Star.

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REAL Gardening ESTATE, in 'Washington AND ITS ENVIRONS Conducted by J. W. Wellington, Garden Editor, The Star. FERTILIZE!...

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ok 7 ‘HELP AND SITUATIONS.® G STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1927. MISCELLANEOUS: » i Star ‘fWant Ad”...

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30 1. AUTOMOBILES, mTC. ... THE FEVENING: STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1927 . : ROOMS, ETC. —_— = l"(f...