Evening Star dated July 2, 1922

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WEATHER. Showers and somewhat Temperature for twe 94: Full report on page 3. thunderstorms and cooler today; fair, with...

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" THE SUNDAY' STAR, WASHIfiGTON' D. "C. JULY 2, 1922-PART 1.~ SURRENDER, SUN, $2,5 .é’200,503‘ Appropriat_ed ' REP[]R‘I’ER...

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Panorama of Mimic Battle - : Thrills President’s Party | o e pondent by Aeroplane Star. CAMP HARDING, Gettysburg Bat-...

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BRAZIL EXPOSITIO . BOARD ROW ENDS President Accepts Harrison’s Resignation; Successor Not Named. b 1 COLLIER TO RIO SOON...

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P = : > o . THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, JULY .3, 1992—PART 1 . "ttt |SENATE ADOPTS 30" 250+ 22755 * AND AMERICAN PAST

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6 BEVERIDGE TAKES OWN RACE IN HAND Sensation in Indiana Politics Developed by Lawn Meet- ings at Residence. Special Dispatch

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5, e NPREE 1 ' THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 2, 1922—PART 1. Large Size Everlasting Willow Armchair at $4.95 Made

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3 /¢ [ ~ ¢, JULY 2, 1922 PART 1. . e, RTANREAFRS | PAESTAEPOLEY, - Speech on V!do,'u’ Pénsions. LONDON, July or the first...

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84@ Tub Frocks | In’' a-Host of Charming Models .69 SHOWS FRANGE'S | TAX RATES HIGH . M. Tardiew Refutes Criticism / in...

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RADIO ELIMINATE Type of torpedo boat destroyer equipped with radio to sound oceam depths while going at full speed, doing|no

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‘and misses. Waistbands from 26 to We Are Taking the Day Off Tuesday to Celebrate the Fourth i LANSBURGH & BROTHER dt’pér...

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15" : : " MEB.SUNDAY. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 2, 19 PART L~ . . . Read Our Other Store News on Page 24 : S K & NN S ONS

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It's Easy to Pay THOLSANDS of people buy homes on credit, so why not buy the n The Greatest Value-Gwzng Event in F urniture !

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14 FIND WEST VIRGINIA MINERS STARVING! Probers Named by Rabbi Wise See Shocking Suffer- ing in Coal Fields. Br the Associated

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AUSTRIAN FINANCE | INDESPERATE FASE New Reactionary - Cabinet Faces Worst Economic Con- dition Due to Vast Inflation. VIENNA,

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Mormng Program at Keith's Theater and 't Evening Finale at Capitol; Petworth Citizens Plan Blg -Fete. Independence day will

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HELICOPTER TOO COSTLY FOR COMMERCIAL USE|: syl To Vie With Other Splendors Bennet for $10,000 damages. = { 2 claims that on

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D R A - BOTR SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. "THE DEPENDABLE STORE® fringed bottoms. Geldenberg’s—First Floor, Hardwater Toilet Soap 3

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Women'’s $6 and $6.50 Colored Silk Umbrellas High-grade taffeta silk, in navy, green and purple. Imitation ivory, bakalite

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¥ ug " THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, JULY- 2, 1922_PART 1. 3 5c Drinking Glasses | 6 for 19¢ With This Coupon Only...

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Scheol playghoys “He opeped uly 5 and tha" ;fnyi:?neldnx ¥ill be in charge are announced as “ollows: ~ Arthur, Arlhur plsce

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DR. SAGGUS FREED. # WASHINGTON, Ga., July 1=Dr. J. G, Saggus, charged with the murder . of his first wife and of his...

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1 COTTONSEED OIL UNCHANGED | risedy 3 . NEW Yol&a!y l.;.couon-ua fl dress he fluctuations of prices of activel T¥ - - : 5 Aty

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READ OUR OTHER STORE NEWS, PAGE 12 e Red, White and Blue Ribbons —All widths, from %-inch tie ribbons to 7-inch widthy for

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h) ¥ ‘are not ‘diately the purchase of American EDITORIAL PAGE - NATIONAL PROBLEMS SPECIAL ARTICLE E DITORIAL SECTI - The...

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R 2 THE . EVENING . STAR, With_Sunday Morning Kdition.” WASHINGTON, D. C. SUNDAY..........July % —_— THECDORE W....

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» THE SUNDAY STAR, WAS SECURITY OF GERMANY = . GAINED THROUGH CRISIS \ Monarchists Get Due Warning Time to Strike Is Not...

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‘SOCIETY. [ Mis§ MARGARET SKILLMAN of Jexas, wen{‘x‘y the guest of Senator and Mrs Morris Sheppard ‘Mr. and Mrs. Harding...

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SOCIiETY \7V_eadings Lend Interest To the Society Program Numerous Cupid Conquests Recorded on “June Bride™ Calendar—List of

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SOCIETY. SOCIETY. 7| Miss Marion Taylor . . , - Among Brides-to-Be The engagement of Miss Marion Taylor to Mr. Langhorne...

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THE SUNDAY 8§ SOCIETY. SOCIETY. 7 TAR,* WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 2, 1922—PART 2. e = \ 1Joseph Cissel of Georgila and...

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£s- Y SoeIEt Y., "THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, JULY 2, 1922_PART 2. ; SOCIETY. : y : relatives in Butte, Mont., and a

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SOCIETY. Sweater Knitting Contest First Prize—Evin Doris will no doubt double the amount send the passpprt revenue into...

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XN o 1 o N . 4 - ‘THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, . ¢, JULY 2, 1992 PART % iid AVE Money by having your furs re- made now. 1f

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D..C. JULY 2, 1923_PART 2. - ' -~ i) 1 Tales of Well Known Folk ADVERTISEMENT, J ADVERTISEMENT, e ADVERTISEMENT,...

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12 DTS TS OO SO g A Page for <> Girls: F lappers and Otherwi Se CHty ~ THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON D: C, JULY 2 1 N ARMY AND

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HELP AND SITUATIONS. ‘WANTED—HELP. SALESMF ~'—Continued. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D -_ WANRTED—HELP MALE—Continued....

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D. C, JULY 2, 1922_PART 2 AUTOMOEILES, ETC. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC. T g MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE_MISCELLANEOUS. | FOR...

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ROOMS, ETC. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, JULY 2 1922 PART - 2. f APARTMENTS, ETC....

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P L™ . -~ R . 16 . REAL ESTATE. RRGTET THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 2, 1922—PART 2 REAL ESTATE. / : e —=—me——- e —

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: > ' REAL -ESTATE 1922—PART 2 FOR SALE—HOUSES. TAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, JULY 2 s FOR SALE_HOUSES. | | Continued = W. \...

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° PHE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JULY 2, 1922—PART 2. "REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. e b = 3 . o...

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RESORTS ¥ ehap RESORTS.. - = I RESORTS. - /RESORTS.' £ RESORTS. = ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Y ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. ATLANTIC) CITY.

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20 ey THE . SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY '2, 1922—PART 2. : : To take away over the 4th Silk-lined capes 5] 9,75 Below

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Part 3—8 Pages Theate S I and Photop]af - Photoplays This Week AT PHOTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK. PALACE—"Reckless this...

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AMUSEMENTS. v PALACE TODAY AND ALL WEEK: Has the honor to present for an engagement - T ~TENIZN = O e o N B~ <> By COSMO...

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A MUSEMENTS. ' Rules Adopted by Film Stars. HE much discussed rules an- nounced In Jast Sunday’s Star for the cortrol of the

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THE SUNDAY BTAR, WASHINGTO OTORS and ©of ten, stranded on the road. guilty of doing this when not driven UTO SAFETY DIS] an

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Franklin 2332 ‘vast majority and selection ideas as to serviceability 1015 14th Street You will be astonished to find thata

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/ . THE SUNDAY- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, JULY 2 CO0D ROADS MAKE 3 CHLDREN STRONE Indirect Effect Through Food Transportation

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OUR NAVY AT WAR. By Josephusjand full rendiness when Daniels, Secretary of War, 1913 to 1921. Illustrated. New York: George

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g FRAT NITIES ———— MASONIC. LODGES. Monday—R. R. French. No. nacostia, No. 21, Mt. Pleasant, Thursday—Naval, Hiram. N...

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Part 4—8 Pages ONE FOR ONE HUNDRED unfortunate epi- in the town of Front Royal, Warren county. Va., by reason of which a con-

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] | T he{ House _ Gue st LThe Fourth of a Series of _THE SUNDAY . STAR, WASHINGTON, D. , JULY 9, 1922 PART 4. Personality of

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THE. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, STREETS OF PARIS BECOME A BALLROOM WHEN CITY CELEBRATES FRENCH FOURTH ANCING thevbay Away. From

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'Z" P LEARNED my fighting from my mother when I Was very youns. We slept In a lumber yard on the river front and by day...

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THE /SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, JULY 2, 1922—PART % ° Dicing With Death for Treasure of $6,000,000 in the TEAMSHIP...

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~ THE SUNDAY STAR, WA rg ™ WASHINGTON, A MYSTERY OFFICIALLY REMAINS UNSOLVED. SECRET OF THE MISSING BRIDE | T HE secret of

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Paris Fashions at Summer Races Are Viewed by Ameriéans THIS DARK BLLE CR DE BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE, ARLY spring races in Paris

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VER since the days of Cleopatra scientists have studied. the i Another Story of a Vivid Vamp of History. E . SESSEEIN SR a0 L

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' SPORTS SECTION - BOWLING, BOXING, " TRACK ATHLETICS, ROD AND STREAM BASE BALL, GOLF, AQUATICS, TENNIS; LACROSSE, RACING...

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SOUTHWEST’S TEAMS BILLED TO PLAY Dominican Lyceums Clash sat Washington Barracks, and Linworths Meet Ariels of Benning at 6th

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Chick Evans Easy Victor in Links Event : TAKES WESTERN TITLE FOR THE SEVENTH TIME Playing Almost Perfect Game, With...

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Eleven Latonia Derby to IN VAN BY TEN LENGTHS'; “HE EXTERMD PIRATIY ' HoRsEs | ”‘Eu%'fiéfi"?&‘iléfm WILL HA\}E MANY STARS IN A

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WASHINGTON, D. li1g T N AILITLITEIETITN S | THE FOURTH u W ‘URRAH! for the Fourth of July. My! look at all the pretty things

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK THE MILKY WAY UST hefore little Zenna-Mae closed her eyes to go to sleep last night she-peeped through

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK - LEARN TO DRAW 50 you can make little pictures of your own to color, like the. IN VISIBLE pictures are

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK P e et & 4 1 iy 3 - o 982 P~ 4 ox i r 2 . ®Cm o oot ; Ak - £ R pes o CUT sSLIY CrPrr PPl P o, 3£Egse...

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK 4 i3 KITTY-KITTY : RETTY Miss Lois is very fond of pets, and will always take in a st ranger that...

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK : LITTLE DROPS OF WATER WAY went the Little Drops of Water, up from the Sea, into a big white cloud,...

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK PICNIC DAY HAT is the fun of a Picni¢ if you can’t drop the handkerchief behind the prettiest girl you

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOF MY OLD SHOE ¢¢Y DON'T see why that old shoe of mine can’t take us to the Picnic. It and the other one

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WASHINGTON. D. C. JULY 2, 1922 “Shoot if you must, this old gray head, But spare your country’s flag,” she said. ‘Whittter.

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION —JULY 2, 1922, Anvwhere Along the Potomac An unusual snap of roadway

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.--ROTOGRAVURE The White House party watches parade of 5,000 marines. Gen. Lejeune,...

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Pastoral. The only herd of Jerseys in the District of Columbia. All ready for an old-fashioned Fourth—flags, fire- cracker,

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ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JULY 2, 1922 Tennis team of the Washington Loan and Trust Company, which recently crossed racquets with

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JULY 2, 1922, THE ONCE GLORIOUS FOURTH By W. E. HILL Copyright 1922,

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.-ROTOGRAVURE SECTION-JULY 2, 1922 Queen Marie and Princess Marie of Rumania en route to the

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JULY 2, 1922 Ua duFoutd; \_—_,/ Mme. Du Four's Tar Salve INSTANTLY...

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COMIC SECTION WASHINGTON, D. C. MUTT AND JEFF Ain’t Jeff Got Fun To-Day ? (Cdpynght, 1922, vy H. C. Fisher. Tademark Pes. U S

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2) Redlen Dallens pcaene :B/RNCS LIKE FUN LU THROoW 1T AWAY! | KNOW WHAT ‘L DO (LL USE (T To &ET EUVEN WiTR JIMME Doaad! |

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- ByC.ANoight Copyright. 1922. N. Y. Tribune Ine. — VM SiMPLy THIS NEw NoVEL BY : GERALD B Clom 1S T —\'D LvE TO MEET...

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THERE'S 100 MANY TERRIGLE ACCIDENTS ON _THE FOURTH OF JULY-- \'LL . STAY HOME \ALL DAY Mr.and Mrr.- ik - ByPBriggr | THOUGHT