Evening Star dated July 6, 1922

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Member of the Assoclated Press WEATHER. Fair and warmer tonight and to- morrow. Temperature for 24 hours at 2 p.m. today:...

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BEASKSARREST | REPRTEDORDERED Mexican Papers Says He| " Will Be Seized on Seli- Abduction Charge. | By the Associated Press.

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Cigarette It's toasted. This one extra process gives a rare and delightful quality ——impossible to duplicate. Guaranteed by 3

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NOVPARTY THR HELDINPOSSBLE 6. 0. P. National Commit- tee Declares Move Backed by Free Trade interests. Charging that “the...

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Battleships of tke U. S. Navy —are painted with “lead and zinc” paint to protect them from the buffeting of the sea. Give...

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8 'THE EVENING STAR, - With Sunday Moruing Edition. UTWASHINGTON, D.C. _ THURSDAY........July 6, 1922 * THEODORE W....

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TAKES OVER FURNISHING WATER FOR MT. RAINIER V'ashington Saritary Commission Contracts to Operate Plant and Sewerage System.

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CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY o Friday’s Extraordi nary Bargains--- Sale 9 to 5:30—None Reserved—Wonderful Opportunities 100 Tweed

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- Penna. Avenue gzikz & QI’?_”H&‘,‘S Sale of Ladies’ Dress and Sport Low Shoes —embracing values up to $8 §3.75 The combined

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402-404 Seventh Street Next Door to R. Harris & Co. A Sale of Silk Dresses It isn't the price that counts; but the value....

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P ¥ % Hy 4 _ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1922, " : g s " The Nation Is NOW Voting 8 'ON THE TWO...

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WARDNOT NORMAL, - 'BROTHER TESTIFIES = = e T | Wife Denies Story Written | “by Vanderbilt, Jr., That He © Left Jail for...

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= HEAL SKIN DISEASES|LANDRU MURDER CAR Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrating, SOLD FOR 1,008 FRANCS Antiseptic Liquid Little...

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14 WOMAN GVIL WAR FIGURE DIES AT 8 Mrs. Annie Chesley Last Sur- « vivor of Fort Meultrie Incident. Mrs. Annie Rebecca...

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nduced by drink than] master & nnflnrm-flfl reports 1 see no reasdn for Mrs. Van Winkle Joins Womens B e, ot S Bk oty e oot & e

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ST = 2 @ " ) =Chogolate Cream Fudge, 396 walnut fifled. Lb........ A PRETTY AND — DAINTY SUMMER FROCK 'For $9-9(‘ A v:ery low

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THE . EVENING . STAR, WASH]NGTON D. .G THURSDAY . JULY _6, y Misses Nora and Rose Hsuing, daughters of the former Chinese...

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BRURORORRIND ClosedAllDaySaturdays Daring July and Aagust The Saturday holidays, given in addition to regular Summer...

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DENBY WEATHERS HEAVY SOAL DAY Anchors Safely in Bed After Receptions, Tea, Luncheon, Dinnér and Speeches. By tde Associated

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CAMBRIDGE DEGREE | RECEIVED BY TAFT University Ceremony Fol- i lows Farewell by British ; Bench and Bar. the Asociated Press.

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Economy in purchase price, in main- tenance, in time, in peace of mind and physical effort is the economy of the Wills Sainte

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BY A. HYATT VERRILL, Expert on Radio Technology. t you go on a vacation this sum- and find yourself without an btial or loop

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" [HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY.6 192 - Assorted Fraotn Diamonds, Pound, 39 Store Closéd ek g S B e I ‘A

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FREE—NEW FORD TOURING CAR theaters. but the price you are willing to pay. you like, then be on hand at the sale. 1 ) : For

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DOLLAR SALE Women’s cool summer underwear 3 union suits, SI' Fine ribbed cotton, low neck, sleeveless, bodice or band tops,

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EDMONSTON’S — Home of the Original FOOT FORM Boots and Oxfords for Men, Women and Chil- dren. Store Hours: 8 AM. to 5:30 P.M.

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HANDKERCHIEFS. Special 50c Y5 dozen Qualities-especially desirable for_vacation use. "« 30 dozen Women's-Shamrock Lawn:...

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FINANCIAL ADER MARKET, [ NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE | (e xev vorx BQNDS ot sxcarsce] N. Y. Curb Market|Grain, NO FEDERAL LOANS .

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FINA ‘ in Cleveland Area Is Also| 5w il o Somewns Bward tho clos o vEn xaoe, ; - 510-11 Evans Buildmg | : Employment in Clev

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SPORTS . Race Tight A MIDWEST CIRCUIT STAGES #‘GREAT BATTLE, AS USUAL| Eor Nearly Third of Season Four Clubs Furnish Con-...

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T sta . ... THE EVE) Diegel Breaks Golf Re MAKES A -66 IN PRACTICE - FOR OPEN TITLE TOQURNEY Many of Entrants in Record Field

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32 ° e . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1922. — ; ‘SEVER[ PENALTIES ‘ MUTT AND JEFF—And as a Radio...

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A SUIT SALE that_. can et L olace 2 N -season--and then only io The Hecht Co. clearing the season’s surplus from oe Soriety

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-HTZEDISON - &eWILTSHIRE near Beach. umning water and private baths. FEATURES, thick, season with salt, r and two...

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White and Brown Are Combined Most of us Hke lobster. Hence it be- hooves the housekeeper to ses to it that this delectable

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HELP AND e ¥ETE endations “NEVEL mati ORIGINAL recomm “tn apriying for employmeni. Ute OOPLYS. RHIG sprortnity fof mew to...

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D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1922.. " WASHINGTON, REG’LAR FELLERS—HOW Many Does She Sing for Medium? : : el e , APART AUTOIOBILES

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APARTMENTS, ETC. APARTMENTS-—TO LET. UNFURNIBHED—Continued. NICH> LOCATION IN SAUL'S ADDITIO! Tooms and batb and sieeping...

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FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR m:—novm __m HEDGES & Mllgo[fl.ETON INC 1334 H St. N.W. 5+ . - Phone Main 1028. NEAR THE CATHEDRAL....

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YOUNG PRISONER - PUZZLE TO POLIGE .Elmer Sullivan Now on Hun- | ger Strike—Refuses to- I - Stay Where He’s Put. That's to be