Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1924, Page 5

: THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D C, WEDNESDAY. ' THE WEATHER |CHANG AGREEMENT - et of cotmbia. Naryana ana\ WITH REDS CHARGED and n tempera- - LOGALS WINERS AT CANP PERRY McGarity Takes Wimbledon' Cup—Rifle Club Takes Sec- ond in Coswell Match. nia—Fair not tonigh row uch chan ture; gentle north wincs West Virginia—Falr moIrow fair and warmer Records for 21 Hours. Thermometer— 1 35 12 midnight. 35 nocn, 6. pom.. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of tne Great Falis—Tem- | ing ture, 54; condition, very muddy. | more riouy Cities. 4 er at 8 am.: Weather in trophy ering _clouds FORE the prize Winy Wimbledeo " tonight; tam, SEPTEMBER 24, 1921, marching on Liangyuan, half way be- | move to the main battle sector we u’ MINERS PLAN AD DRIVE | {iween Chaoyang and Jehol. Chang of here | - Tao-Lin stated that the Chekiang de- | This prediction was based on in- | 7 feat made no difference to him or his | formation that the Kiangsn 1 plans. He s confident ‘of success | have been massing every availal and he intends to carry out the at- | man on this front and that tl —_|tack on two fionts at Shanhatkwan | been fortifying Anting, a town just Jehol. He has vequested ll|zl’bvh(nd their frout line on the rail- | { 'r< | Operators and Union to Co-Operate tomor- in Campaign. TOINES, lowa (Continued from First Page.) - — ptember 24 o be tors and Octo- and to-| | China | British ana A At the tions were the Ameri; which dopted by the an_governments. meeting elgn consuls have all foreigners, | way forcign warshi and merchant men | resolu- | removed to Sin, as this is Wu | id that| pej Fu's headq and he is sup- | “Pledged to Quality” 0 % pm.,| 4% % am. ISLAND RIOTERS HELD. while profe - RN i e LE . 1| Seventy-Six Indicted CHANG LOSSES HEAVY. in Filipino Disorders Fatal to 20. am dis Fict > {Mine W Fourteenth St. at New York Ave. that 1t he on teking | will be protected, a alace i W24, by Ci | Wu Uses Armcred Cars in Battle | | cn Manchurian Border. j News o) | PINO Plantation s |a riot near here resulted i Those included lor | Alcorcon, who was said by witnesses Heaviest Drive of War Expected|at the coroner’s inquest to have veen || [ Soon by Attackers. Jiche Ine Bitne EoC ¥ ated Press. [lakrn a prominent part in the SHANGIHAIL September 2 ‘While ! ance. he Chekiang and| There have been no demonstrations t of this city re- |since the Tiot. moerning, th 2 headquagters of the € | [ | (Conyrigut, SHANGHAI AREA QUIET. D | Franklin Sq. Hotel Cotfee Shoppe ¢ e o machine guns | tanchurian army atWan- | Shanghaik- | {ad disturb- and_ unusually i o In a Goldheim Fall Suit 14th Street at K YOU WILL FEEL AND LOOK WELL. 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