Evening Star dated July 8, 1922

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Showers and thu’rd};{rfirjl:mu this att . ; R z o STrLe: PAmscizint oo ¢ ‘Temperature for 22 hours ended at . || eredited to

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MUZZLED DOGS TO BARK IN PROTEST TOMORROW BER Y D AT 3-MONTH RESTRAINT s Bes . There will be much barking and :; IN WAY nf...

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BIG JUNPIN TRADE ' OF LATINAMERICA Business With U. S. 44 Per Cent Higher Than in 1914. | i $200,000,000 in Loans....

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\ WOULD HAVEL. §. OWN POST OFFICES President’s Aid. May Be Ask- i ed to End Enormous Cost of Renting. President Harding may

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GARVANEXPLANS PATENT STATENENT Declares German Lawyers | Influenced U. S. to De- r mand Return. By the Associated Pruss. NEW

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R g ™ THE EVENING STAR, With Sundsy Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY.... -July 8, 1922 THEODORE W. NOYES...Editor

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SOCIETY LICIOUS [ange FIVE DRINK SHOPS 3034 14th St. 1004 F St. 719 14th St. 431 9th St. 931 9th St. Have Your Oriental Rugs

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.8 ; ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO Latest Announcements of Churc " Pope Pius Works 16 Hours - Daily, Sleeping Only Seve ROME,

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