Evening Star dated July 28, 1921

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Local thundershowers noon; partly cloudy toni morrow, not quite so warm. Temperature for twenty-four hours Highest, 95, at

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d 2 NEW FARM CREDITS BILL IS OFFERED Committee’s Substitute for Norris Measuree Takes in Latest Administration Plan. Another

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‘ : . ' THE‘;:EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1921 . 5 ; L) @ Apartment Buildings EI"ZENS SB“RE " | GEN.

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g * THE FVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1921 4 : e e e ——— e — — — — — — —— — — ———————— — — _— m; = ;un..

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belle Alexander, Mrs. G. G. Miss Susan yd, .Miss Mary Barr MISS 0°'TOOLE HONORED : ¢ BY WOMEN AT DINNER R‘in':- Sirah Beatly

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THE EVENING With Susdsy Morning “"WASHINGTOR, D. THURSDAY.......July 38, 1991 STAR, Edition. C. / Businses Oice. 1101 8¢, aad

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No further demonstrations from the prisoners at the District workhouse at Occoquan, Va.. \ Ql ) declared a “work strike”...

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SOCIETY THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1921 SOCIETY f--n---umlmulmmmmm""g’ — 0 et e atiantia Births

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1921. L “Tell our customers this is an opportunify unrivaled in _this

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0. THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1921 NNGOFCAP s e e MAYBEDELAYED to Amenu to Deliver Ice. Howard Clifton Bell, colored, an ele- SHOP

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for the on shares mat A\ Prime Rib Bouillon and CI Chuck Roast .. Boiling Beef .. Bone Breast Bone Shoulder Roas Cutlets...

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"(Pearl Necklaces Of all Kinds 75¢ to $'l through the heart. Ammon had learned from friends in New Y nor did he have any...

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Open 9:15 Close 6 Woobward & Lotheon Néw York—WASHINGTON—Paris Closed Saturdays A 'Midsummer Remnant Day.of Unusual Interest

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1921.. 'The Summer Sale of Furs Quality Garments at what We Believe

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THE EVENING - STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘D.- C., THURSDAY, JULY 28, -1921. 13 s $450,000 SPECULATION LR 87 | BY SPURGIN DISCOVERED T

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WASIG MILLOS | . TOHTINDUSTRY Radical Clothing Makers to! Continue Campaign of Ter- rorism, Says Retailer. As ed Pr ‘The one

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VETERANS SUFFER THE EVENING ETHICS DECLARED » - [ Bawp concEmT. R 2 St ARREST BOY FOR MURDER. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. OPENING

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effect tomorrow. soar to their highest. Every Mode Suit " Models—unreservedly. reckon on that. Suits, Selling Up to $25.00—

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AN EEEEEEEEEEEEEEERENS @ and Extra Size Lisle Hose, in ® BCL. white and Brow. Piain | | o Sl colofs . St andrdropstitch; ARl

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~“Will Be Tamml.ny Hall Cmdidlta SHLDIER AND'INDIAN' llbUT 'a _FOUR NEGRO BANDITS Beat Off Footpads When Held Up. Numerous

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By ISABEL OSTRANDER- A:hor of “The Island of Intrigue,” “Suspense,” “Ashes to Ashes,” etc. Copyright, 1921, by Ro +...

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" PHILADELPHIA, / July = 88. siderable opposition. has. been..voiced here against a proposal M'n ;:tor Congress to raise the

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ANTICIPATE NOTES Received by Private Wire - WITH SEPTEMBER Investors Placing Orders . Now—Much Reinvesting in Certificates.

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- § "Athletes Summoned as Witnefises in Trial—Both ‘ Clubs to Be Led by Substitute Pilots. L McBride Hurt in Accident. PRESENT

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Ah ALl Middleweight Title in Dispute A REFEREE SAYS WILSON; OTHERS NAME DOWNEY Cornell-Princeton Track Team En- Cleveland...

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WANTED—HELP BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS NEW SLEEVES ARE | * IosT. SEEN IN THE WASHINGTON ‘SHO WIDE AND LONG |7, Rer to 2805 tirio'

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TANE TS FOR SAI.E—IISCELIAKEOUS FOR mz_mcmu:ous AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—Continued....

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" REAL- ESTATE. e D T S z 1 APARTMENTS 70 LEP OFFICES AND STUDIOS WANTED—TO BUY. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. OUT-DF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

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RESORTS - _MRS. HELEN W. DODSO: Bome s this semdetached, nd tric light, hot-ater heat; built-in facase 24| per 6th and...

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30 HM- WHATS THAT FON T 1§ A BOTTLE! 'T_PROBABLY FELL LOOKIN' OBIECT rFLOATING THIS WAY? LooKS LicE Botne' th OFF, OF SOME