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Evening Star dated June 22, 1930

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 WEATHER Weather Buresu Porecast | fair--continued warm today ~Mighest, 86 at 4 pm i Jowest, 85 At 5 a.m. yesterday. on page 4

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 s * FUND BILL FAILURE | (22 memeiar e | DOLLAR GLUBGIVES VIRGINIANS THRONG | [mxxo menscurrs | BYRD FINDS RAISE - >...

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 B l’,uusrsa PUTLLES } """ DETROIT CITIZENS Question Whether Sufficient | Strength Can Be Mustered to Upset Administration. By

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 INDEPERDENCE DAY DIPLAY PLANNED Washington's celebration of Inde pendence day will culminate in perhaps the most spectacular

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 NAVY WAGE BOARDS i- TOBE APPOINTED Present Issue Thought Dead, | Although More Discussion F Planned. ‘While talk of the...

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 A6 FUNDS FOR FOREST * PROTECTION LRGED Body Headed by Forestry! : Group, President Confers With Hyde. Adequate forest...

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 ,000-ON-WAITING LIST " " 'FOR 3D CORPS CAMP lnnqnnm Officer Receiving ~Favorable Reports From Many ‘Alternates. shmlmfiumatm

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 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 22 1930—PART ONE. June Profit-Sharing Sale of Silks This sale has proven one of the

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 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, Marvelette Corset Specialist Miss Cassidy Arrives Tomorrow Miss Cassidy is well known to...

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 rnfism T " FOR CONFERENCE éommerclal Groups to Join in ‘Pan-American Sessions in October, 1931. lmnmhury Dreparations for _the

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 - BRITISH EMPIRE | PRESS LINK URGED Creation of Better News System for All Parts Is | “Discussed at Parley. N By _the...

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 A—12 ORGETOWN MEN 10 STUDY ABROAD ighteen Are to Spend Sum-| mer in Foreign Countries, Making Investigations. Andrei de Porry

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 THE . SUNDAY . STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE 922, 1930—PART ONE. ANPS TORECENE PAR"E&H'S WEEK » o ‘ [ A Once-a-Year Event...

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 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, ;TUNE 22, 1930—PART ONF. - STETITLE FINED, WORK MAY START Condemnation Approval Clears Way

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 e '(.....o. R PR s e THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 22, 1930—PART ONE. JUNIOR CIVIC GROUP l g LANSBURGH & BRO BEING

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 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. J0 SR it 1 | A Sale of 5000 Yards Lansburgh Silks |, at the lowest price we've ever quoted

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 WASHINGTON, D. C, PEDESTRIAN IS HURT! FATALLY BY AUTO 1 ON COLUMBIA ROAD Virginian, Driver of Vehicle, Is | { Held in $1,500

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 PLANTPATENTLAW (TANCLES ARESEN Snecialists Left Breathless as They Consider Involved Questions Likely to Arise. BY THOMAS R.

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 —_— MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL SECRETARIES TIVOLI THEATRE BUILDING e ", COLUmBIA 3000 Study The Master School sy Of v mme Interior

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 ‘B4 # PLEAFORUNIFORM | [ 7oker mew putps -CODE FOR VEHICLES Highway Safety Conference Says Motorists in States Face Vexatious

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 RES ORTS THE SUNDAY STAR, WASH ENGLISH JURISTS | oo ] FINANCIAL WIZARD 'TO'BE GUESTS HERE 3} Will Return Visit Paid by...

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 WASHIGION VAL ST0BE HARKED Five Stone Monuments Will| Rise Over Graves at Birthplace. | | | Pive stone monuments will soon

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 D. C. JUNE 22, 1930—PART ONE. = Charge Accounts Invited—No Igterest or Extras 4ddd—-W¢ Do Not Penalize Our Friends =...

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 THE BUNDAY 8 e T Ju.. i 22, 1500 L ARG Ready for You Tomorrow at 4 OOO Yds. of Summer Silkss«Rayons In a Smart Exceptionally

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 ' PACT WITH TURKEY PUTS ' GREECE IN BRIGHTER PATH Great Modern State Arises After Century of Strife—Credit to Venizelos....

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 THE EVENING STAR .+ With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. BUNDAY..........June 22, 1030 THEOD(RE W. NOYES. ......

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 WISER HEADS DOUBT U. S. 'TARIFF AIDS BRIAND PLAN QOutery in Europe Believed Momentary, While Opposition to Federation Is...

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 COAST GUARD ACTIVITIES N ALASKA ARE VARIED There Are Few Roles That Are Not Played by Uncle ceasing Drama of the Far North.

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 Twenty-six members of the 313th Field Artillery, Col. Leroy W. Herron, commanding, will participate in the 1930 active duty

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 Army. ‘The latest atterapt to provide the en- personnel of the with & blue uniform was le last weel Rogers, Repub- , of...

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 Gold-Encrusted Glassware 44¢c Ea. - , rose and green colored stemware, footed glassware and tum- blers, with 22-kt. gold...

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 A perforated - in pump of white with shaped Cuban heels. Perforated “Merry Maids” ' Three Types of A Popular Summer VA : AN

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 e Features for- Women s MRS. CHAMBERS, With” William and Lavinia, wife and children of Comdr. William Chambers, U. S. N,...

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 Brilliant Nup _Feature the F jon World Sthedul ':-:_‘Vedtfinds. Celebrat Luyther Place Memorial Church ‘Thomas Circle was the

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 SOCIETY." Summer Pleasure Resorts Luring Annapolis Society N val Academy Circle Sharing in Season's Fes- tivities—DBrilliant

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 Society Entertains Elaborately in Honor Of Prospective Bride Miss Elsie Talbert of Chevy Chase Listed to Wed June 28—General

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 S — DUIETY, Society Events of Interest Listed»for Special Review Prominent Visitors Ente dents Planning Journeys for...

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 Weddings (Continued From Second Page.) with deep lace and held by a cap of the lace finished at each side with inty clustors

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 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. JUNE 22, 1930—PART THREE.' 7 : the ceremony and during the mass. ypr; Ray Sim and Mr. L.

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 S0 CIETY. ASHINGTON D.. C., JUNE -22, -1 0—PART THREE. _— e e Tales of Well In Social an Ambassador and Mrs. BY MARGARET B.

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 SPANISH FLYER TELLS OF CAPTURE. Comdr. Burguete Story of Hunger and Hard- ships on Desert. By the Associated Press. MADRID,

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 0 THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. GUSTER PICTURES AIDING HIGHWAY Exhibit of Old Western Days on 2,500-Mile Tour of Country. Er

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 THE | District National Guard Both commissioned and enlisted per- sonnel of the Guard are expected to participate iri the...

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 Parent-Teacher Activities All material fom this column must be in the State oftice, Room 101, Burlington Hotel, by the...

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 Effects Produced s » e With Organdie, ™™ DottedSwiss, I Mous- seline, Point d’Esprit, Cotton Net and Seen in Flower and...

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 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JUNE 22 Fur Storage Let us send for your valuable furs, clean them, repair them if...

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 - Theater, Screen and Music p—— AMUSEMENT SECTION he SHunday Star, WASHINGTON, 105 SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE Motor, Aviation o <y

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 AMUSEMENTS. Flashes From the Screen By C. E. Nelson. | | SINGLE picture has|the cash already having been set changed the...

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 AMUSEMENTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, The Moving Picture cAlbum By Robert E. Sherwood. HE _eminent John Drinkwater, author

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 BY HELEN FETTER. good woman may be “God's rarest blessing,” but his- tory has shown that the women who by their beauty or...

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 In the Motor World BY G. ADAMS HOWARD. HE vanguards of the great- est streams of motor traf- fic in history across the...

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 MUCH ACHIEVED WITH ROAD FUNDS South Carolina Furnishes Ex- ample of Judicious Expenditures. Just what may be accomplished by

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 ¢ . RIVERS' SIGHT TEST PLAN PUSHED Conservation Council Expan-' sion Program Includes Con- | fidence Building, Plans for s

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 s AVIATION BY JOSEPH S. EDGERTON. this country begins to show planes has been here for demon- signs of settling down. The...

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 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHI Model Aircraft BY GEORGE scribed on the honor tablet of model * W. WATERS. ircraftdom.” 'WL'LL, here’s

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 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE Veterans of Great War | VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS. | MEETINGS THIS WEEK....

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 T HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHI -~ D € NE 22, 1930—PART FOUR. TWO WASHINGTON SINGERS COME BACK TO RADIO LONDON ADDRESS 10 BE HEARD

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 FRATERNITIES Today—Temple services, ope: n er officiating, at 4 pm. Monday—Washington 'Centennial. No. 14. M_M.. special at

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 SPORTS SECTION The Sundly Stae Golf and General ' Part 5—4 Pages b Braxton Stops Nationals in 7—2 Tilt : Another Schmeling-

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 Five Golf Tourneys Are Slated Today : Tilden Calls Self Set-Up in Practice: VARETY OFFERE DSTRCT COLFERS Woodmont Men and...

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 THE. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO E—*'fi_——‘'-—_-—————’——--——-—---————————————-—_——-—____————_—*_——____= Capital Netmen Retain...

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 CHAMP PICKS HIM AS AN TO BEAT Ward’s Smooth Delivery Wins Praise—Laurel Pitchers Organize Tuesday. 6 NDREW TALLMADGE is the

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 L) . ‘ . . News of Markets Pages 1 to § BE FINANCIAL AND CLASSIFIED he Sunday — St Clissitiedt & Pages 5 to 12 Part 6—12...

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 2 FINANCIAL. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md., June 21.—Under STOCK LIST DROPS | little trading on the exchange

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 CURBPRIGES FALL | mwee nore ] " INBEARISH DRIVE Early Losses Are Partiauy Recovered in Late Trading. Market Dull. BY JOHN L.

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 ONDS IRREGULAR | IN QUIET MARKET Convertibles Ease With De- cline in Stocks—U. S. Group Is Firm. BY DONALD C. BOLLE...

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 - 4 June, would be approximately 10 per # than the 1929 production, leaving a . v #° tatces are still being reported in the v

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 HELP AND SITUATIONS. 10 s & . _——-—————_——“————_—_—I_—.—_—____—__—__“__ -, —— HELP—WOMEN, (Continued.) SITUATION—MEN....

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 MISCELLANEOUS. i€ SUNDAY STAR, WASHInNGTON, D. C, JUNE 22, 1930—PART SiX. . AUTOMOBILES " [ SALE—MISCE] NEOUS. BOATS....

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 ROOMS " THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. JUNE 2. PART " APARTMENTS e R R U O R R U i A B AR oo, ROOMS_FURNISHED....

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 f - THE CLARENDON, 5620 Colorado Ave. At Madison n.w. 3 rooms, kitch- en and 2 baths; corner with exposures, cheerful and...

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 st v APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED. -UNFURNISI - = AP TIIN;::;-Um!:'mAE RENT -ov(flmwm RENT HOUSES—UNFURNISHED, [0} .50. kit bath;

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 REAL ESTATE THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. REAL ESTATE 1%, SALE—HOUSES. SALE—HOUSES. SALE—HOUSES. I SALE—HOUSES. SALE—BUSINESS

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 12 REAL ESTATE. THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C MONEY TO LOAN. SALE—SUBURBAN. LOARS FROCURED ON AUTOS (C L (Contin OR...

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 The Sunthy Star Magasin WASHINGTON, D. JUNE 22, 1930. A Mile to Go’—-— 24 PAGEL! Chance to Win? That’s When the Real Battle

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 2 e - ——— THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE did not hesitate. ‘Fhe entire varsity crew was summarily dropped from the

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 THE SUNDAY " STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 22, 1930. o - @l Go s COLLEGE! An Answer From JUSTICE OWEN J. ROBERTS, U.S.Supreme

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 b /. 2y — THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 22, 1930. Omrz'loing It For The Kiddies VER since the beginning of the year

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 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 5 e - - — Laughs at Death in “SUICIDE CLUB” Dallett (Dolly) Byers, World-Fa- mous...

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 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 22, 1930. MR. FENNIG’S WARDROBE. By 77 allace Irwnn. An Unusual Crime With an...

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 — THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 22, 1930. magnifying glass, scrutinized. world did you get this?” She told him and

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 8 THF. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 22, 1930. | e OB County Name Is Montgomery T'ribute iMajor General’s Fame...

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 L e THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 2, 19%. placid, liké the soul that had animated it. His sword, the symbol of his

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