Evening Star dated June 23, 1929

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Partly today and tomorrow, - with scattered tonight or tomor- row; not much change

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VOTES T GPPASE CAR FARE Federation. Auainst. Raise| | Without Revaluation, Urges Haif* Fare for Stheols. ‘The- Federation: of

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| IN MUBERN INDIA Missionaries Here After| Years in Bengal Tell of Im- proved Conditions. It is the Hindoo woman—velled, |

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10 DISCUSS ARMS Coming of Ambassador From Belgium Hailed as Hoover Plan to Expedite Solution. By the Associated Press....

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THE~ S'UN’DI’Y" S'I'KR‘ WASHINGTON, D. SIMMONS EXPLAINS PERCENTAGE VIEW Quotes Letter From Donovan to Show Methods of...

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MOVES T0 THWART SNOOK INSANE PLEA Prosecutor Has Alienists Test Accused Man in Hix Hammer Murder. By the Associated Press. i

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ROMETS PLANNING BIC INPROVEMENT Considering Construction of Canals and Deepening Chan- nel of Turbulent Tiber River. By the

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, JUNE 23, 1929—PART 1. AL00OK FOR THE RED TAGJ/ lOOK FOR THE RED TAG/ /‘ LOOK FOR THE RED T

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o EKONOMY KOLUMN Delustered 5 Satisfaction Since 1859 Rayon Hose 50c ON RADID TO CLUBS Bloc P.:..mau Shp. wl’n’flfiu quality m,

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ITS FRONTIER DAYS| Galena, Iil,, Methodists Have Centenary Program for Week, Opening Today. By the Associated Press. GALENA,

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VERY day, twenty-four hours on end, Goodyear’s tire-testing cars race along the roadways of America. Overloaded, steaming,

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| i H § T ; o E}a i 3 | T & g B i i 1 Senator { Washington, -, HooverAgree on P'rotecilpq. without* the aid of a protective

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FUNDS NECESSARY FOR CELEBRATION Success of Independence Day Observance Depends on Raising $5,000 Sum. Success of Washington's

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JUNE 23, 1929—PART T This Sale is a literal sharing of profits! The makers, knowing our huge outlets for their merchandise,

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Another Great Hosiery Event for Monday - Thousands of pairs of shimmering, lustrous hose, of superior quality, at one,...

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The June Profit-- Sharing Sale Continues With Bargains in Every Department Featured for One Day—Monday Only A complete...

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WASHING-TON WASHINGTON, D. C, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 23, 1929—PART 1—SECTION 2. * PAGE 17 LILLY, ALEXANDRIA MURDER SUSPECT,...

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BELIEVES CANCER GURE VERY NEAR French Surgeon Hints in Lecture Science Is Close to Discovery. Br Radio to The Star. LONDON,

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¢ THE SUNDAY STAR.- WASHINGTON, D. JUNE ' 23, 1929—PART 1 SHORT COURSE OVER FOR RURAL WOMEN “Graduation,” White House !...

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TEACHERS TO TAKE | SUMMER COURSES Nearly 100 Prince Georges| Tutors Plan Study at Colleges. By a Staft Correspondent of The

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(R THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, JUNE 23, 1929—PART 1. 21 HORSE SHOWDRAWS LEESBURG CROWD Loudoun Hunt Revives An- nual

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CANADA'SENPRRE MOVES WESTVARD Half Continent Will Be Open- ed by New Hudson Bay Railroad. Special Dispatch to The Star....

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 23, 1929—PART 1. DOVER HAS TIVE S5 ST A s asnmaans ey = ronemon swes (B 0 I DA B0 e

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$3.50 Cowhide Brief Cases THE, SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, JUNE 23, 1929—PART 1. e Do Not Penalize Our Friends by Adding

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JUNE 23, 1929-PART 1. o ————————————=NO INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO OUR BUDGET PLAN—WE DO

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CLEVELAND SLATES NINE AIR DERBIES, 23 Closed Course Events and | 5 Feature Contests Are on Program. By the Associated Press.

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 23, 1929-~PART 1. uu the Hebrews, the nature of the mes- | scholars at ‘The group...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 23, 1929—PART 1. SINCLAIR SENTENCE SLASHED BY MONTH Mandate Permits Two Penal- ties

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J - IS - A i t EDITORIAL SECTION he Sunday Star. Part 2—8 Pages WASHINGTON, N, £5 SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 23, 1929....

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THE EVENING STAR ._.__._IL"'!&_ ' WASHINGTON, D. C. :mDAY....A.....J’unu”, 1920 fmonon ‘W. NOYES. ...Editor '.l‘fie !vtlht !ht

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."TAXPAYER IS HONEST IN DEALING WITH U. S. Commissioner of In |'# Dealings With BY WALTER H. ATKINS, J\HE rule of tax honesty

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International Affairs Declared More Than Ever Interlinked and This Sets Up Discussion as to Future Site of the BY JEROME V.

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, adminis- of Wheatley School, will on “School Gardens” for the Parent-Teacher radio program next ‘Tuesday evening. ‘The...

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(Continued FProm First Page.) Selyes—iry to persuade .themselves— that, by acts of the human will, the lot ©of man can be...

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Get Your Fur Coat Into Cold Storage! —If you want it to look beautiful and lus- trous next Winter, cold storage is the only

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THE S 600 Beautiful New SLIPS Manufacturers’ Close-Outs and Samples—$3.95 to $5.95 Values $2.94. ea. Pure Dye Crepe de Chine

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Features for Women WASHINGTON, MRS. LAMONT, Wife of the Secretary of Commerce, going to her Lake Forest, Ill., home . to...

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SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 23 1520_PART 3. _ Cupid’s Victories Multiply As Month of Brides Recedes RZ

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SO CIETY New York Society Foresees Brilliant Summer Program Ultrn-FaahionaHe Set Gntherind at S_outhampton Anticipatind Rare

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SOCIETY Cupid’s Victories Multiply As Month of Brides Recedes (Continued From Second Page.) party was given at the home of

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SOCIETY.’ THE SUNbAf STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 23, -1929—PART 3. Feature Week in Annapolis Card Pasties, Teas and...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JUNE 23, 19%—PART 8. SOCIETY. ' WILL ADD 2 FLOORS ————— TO VISIT WEST To Travel Abroad [ -

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Inddants of Interest Relnting to Notable peop]e and Sketches Gathered by Star Corre- spondent Now Abrond. BY MARGARET B....

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{Tales of Well Known Folk i In Social and Official Life ™ (Continuéd From Seventh Page.) PP o= a5 oot st e S Ambassador...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE 23, 1929—PART 3. Thinshell Daintiés *° Popular Brands of Cigarettes | v, ", delicate

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Look for the Blue Cards Throughout the © Store % Values are exceptlonal And crowds come! ‘The Millinery Section Offers 400

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Summer Holi > J N i - THIS FORMAL AFTERNOON FROCK OF GRAY CHIFFON MAY ALSO , 'MAKE ITS APPEARANCE INFORMALLY IN THE EVENING.

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W in’' Paris—Dancing - en at Premium. * * " BY ROSE PATTERSON. Sbecial Dispatch to The Siar. "PARIS, Jung 22 (N.ANAD All and

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:dnoD:mth: | Chadwick an: “Father and Theater, Screen and Music LA PLANTE- Rialto SCREEN ATTRACTIONS OF THE WEEK....

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AMUSEMENTS. Flashes From the Screen By C. E.Nelson. HERE is a new team in the talking pictures from which one mY expect big

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AMUS EMENTS. ‘The é\loving Picture cAlbum By Robert E. Sherwood. wing | monopoly of cinemas, and her own vocal films, for her

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SIC BY HELEN FETTER. rforming ‘the annual task _sorting out the programs given professionally and by *amateurs in the...

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In the Motor World BY G. ADAMS HOWARD: are still some people of motoring proclivities who do not believe or do not want to

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FENER CHLOREN *LED BY AUTS Baltimore Safety Council Survey, However, Shows Greater Nuszzer Injured. «,. BALTIMORE, June...

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HIGHWAY MAPPED T0 BEAR MOUNTAIN Road Outlined to Avoid New York City on Motor Outing. A route northward to New York was...

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MOTORISTS FACIN LARGER S TAX Seventeen States Increase Levy Rate—Three More Adopt Revenue Plan. Motorists of the Nation will