Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-23
THE WEEK
Epitome Of Events Up to
Sune -, 1893.
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Soldier killed and several pas
sengers injured In wrecking OF
Mayence-Paris express. Confidence
.nte given to Poincare. Mexicans de-
lay concrete offers. Seizure in Ruhr
to force fuel tax. Germany sends new
agent to Hague. Baldwin urges
United States and Britain act to-
gether. British capture Turkish gun
cargo. Russia lauds United States
for charity work. Fifty thousand fee
lava as Mount Etna destroys three
towns on slope. Food lack creates
anxiety in Ruhr. Chaos increases in
Chinese affairs. Thousands continue
flight before lava and clouds of gray
ashes from Mount Etna. Human sac
rifices in North Burma despite Brit
ish power. Thirty thousand save
homes from Etna as lava takes new
course. Germans attack Belgtans in
Ruhr. British commons scores Ellis
Island. Etna eruption steadily subsid-
Ing. Five German mayors given jail
terms.
NATIONAL.
Rum war bullets fly over Atlantic
City Boardwalks. Broker firm with
liabilities of s11,000.000 fails in New
York. Illinois vets lose legislative
fight. President backs United States
ship control Senator Mcclellan denies
democrats will uphold vets. Panama
boosted as winter resort. Crews quit
ships hit by dry rule. Seven hundred
and ninety-two probe graft charges
In Veterans Bureau. Cost of govern
ment cut quarter of billion, Presi-
dent reveals Wilson supports world
lowstone. President backs Leviathan
cruise. Hughes sure plan for world
court Is safe. Doctors to rule on
ships need of medicine liquor. Porto
Rico gives Harding two votes for
nomination. Leviathan sails on trial
trip. Preus nominated for Nelson's
seat. United States vessels held by
soviet officials. Presidents party off
for Alaska Find few faults on Lee
viathan trial. Troops will rule At
lanta II needed. Harding sells con-
troll of Marion Star. Officials decide
Heat kills fifty-six in cities through
out the country. Navy plans eight
cruisers for coming year. Harding
commutes sentences of twenty-seven
convicted of war crimes Wisconsin
dry act upheld by state senate. Presi-
modify United States entry. United
States will prevent move 20 keep out
coal from abroad. Meiklejohn quits as
Amherst head.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Federal workers start short days.
Howard G. Cool heads Washington
Better Business Bureau. Booster
outing starts. Teachers present new
Gus A. Schuldt made new police
judge. Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation building sold for S425,000.
Howard University to get endowment
of 100000. District of Columbia
bank deposits fail to indicate Shrine
fatal. c. NJ. Sharpe named to w. r.
and E. Office. Ernest Greenwood ap-
pointed on board of education. James
T. Lloyd and Mrs Coralie F. Cook
reappointed. District of Columbia
| may end year without deficit. -Four
pupils of grammar grade pass health
| standards set by District Of Columbia
| District Rent Commission increased tc
/ five members. Joint cross-town bus
line asked. District schools close
! $4,000 children go free. r. B. Handy
dies. Trade bodies urge ban on car
| ntvals District schools hold grad.
| uations. Two thousand five hundred
and ninety-two graduate from Dis.
| trict of Columbia grammar schools
Thousands suffer as two water mains
| break in suburbs Ernest Greenwood
hdhieo SiNitdH SIuD president, Heat
wave overtakes city. Theodore Cogs-
well named deputy registrar of wills
New police judge sworn into office.
District of Columbia asks new &C.
counting in valuation case power
| company wants old one set aside
! Summer Kimball. father of United
| States life-saying service, dies. Cen
| trail Union Mission nearing goal OF
| 100000. Fireworks banned on july
1 without police permit. District OF
Columbia naval reserves take cruise
| Letter carriers hold outing. New
| Commissioner to arrive Monday. Com
| missioners create 5 per cent reserve
fund for District Of Columbia. William
NJ. Mooney, city postmaster. to wed In
! July. Frank Kirk loses playground
| post. Civilian gathering ends.