Evening Star dated September 13, 1921

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. lowest, 66, port on Page Temperature for twenty-four Fours hest, /8¢, at Closing New York Stocks, Page 19. 'WEATHER. Fair

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WAYTAKEPART N SHANTUNG HOVE pan Would Settle- Affair 'Alone, Though China Wants Other Nations Present. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. The

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GOV.MOR EXPLAINS NEED "~ OFU.S: 'RROOPS IN COAL FIELD West Virginia Executive Says Attempt Was Made to “Shoot Unionism Into

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Pennsylvania sidered. Boys’ Wool Suits—with TWO PAIRS OF PANTS — Herring- bones, Checks and Fancy Mix= tures—Norfolk and...

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36x72-inch Velvet Rugs, 36x63-inch Axminster Rugs, 27x54-inch Axminfer Rugs, 27x54-incly Axminster Rugs,’ 27x54-inch Velvet

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1 al - : ol ) 4 E! THE EVENING STAR, With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY....September 13, 1921 THEODORE W.

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C TUESDAY, - SEPTEMBER 13, 1921, DIVORCE PETITION FILED. |DEPORTATIONS ORDERED.| THE WEATHER

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L v SOCIETY 1109-1111 G Street N. W. “lll Open9:15A.M. : i ° Close G‘P.‘M. | Wednesday—A Big Day in Qur | 10th ANNIVERSARY

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Capitol Brand Mattresses in the September Sale It has been our endeavor to bring lmo this September selling the best in every

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ZR 2 DEA“ R[AEH ESCAPED BANDIT FOUND. " Charles Schultz. in Toledo Postal | Case, Captured. TOLEDO,” Ohio, September 13.—...

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- R T T g M i T a s Bougquet Coffee POINCARE IN ATTACK S ON VERSAILLES TREATY PAml September 13.—M. Poincare; pr‘llm of the

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12 New Fppize|AM F at Fourteenth : Special Attractions Daniel Breeskin plays two of ‘his inimi- table solos during the dinner

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BIG MAIL PARGEL VINEGAR MADE OF WASTE TO BE GIVEN NEW NAME AFTER 20 YEARS’ FIGHT GIVES UP TURK AID. GITIZENS AROUSED After

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i ALIEN POLL TAX LAW i \ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBNE 13, 192f.° JPAN ADVANGES | ENEPROPLSAS...

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EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, - 5 ' METHODISTS URGE WORLD DISARMING | Conference at London Adopts ; Resolution Calling for *...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1921. Naturemad a good job of your boy’s feet— don’t spoil it...

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F SPORTS. i : o \ GRIFFS RESUME EFFOR TO REGAIN THIRD PLACE Shocker Probable Mound Opponent for Mo- gridge—Goslin to Make His

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mon to medium. 3.25 to 4.00. Cow: 5.00 to.5.36; fair to good, 3.76 ; common. to medium, 1.50 to OIL STOCKS. Quotations...

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. FINANCIAL NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. Adv Rumley. . . 13 | Royal Dutch. . %

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“ 2 WOMAN’S PAGE. either at a beauty parlor or by your likely darken your light hair, even though it is already of that tint.

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FEATURE PAGE | HOME NURSING AND HEALTH HINTS | BY M. JESSIE LEITCH. ee————— The Lowly Vegetable. *I don't know Wwhy the...

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m Iunw»r“ Thell, Angust 20, 140 L. -.u':'xman Owner see Karl F. Phillips, ir. be- dars island, Gl Echo, Tuesday. ward for...

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-~ APARTMENTS, ETC AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC. AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—ROOMS !nu BOARD. APARTMENTS TO LET

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REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE. 24 y - f : ; ° FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—HOUSES WANTED—TO BUY SU._I;}‘T‘B"BAAIN...

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L] FOR SALE—HOUSES Ceatinwed $8,330—$50 MONTHLY. NEAR 14th AND OTIS. 8 rooms. tiled bath,' electricity, coloalal excellent

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| | 1 hold that Amos Aikenside is all pure wool and’ three feet wide. I've dealt with him for many moons and got the worth of