Evening Star dated July 9, 1922

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‘- WEATHER. p Pair ¢ and prodadly tomorrow; MILITIA RUSHED OUT AFTER ILLINOIS CLASH; . SIX OTHER STATES ACT Outbreak Feared

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- EXONERATE POLE FOR KILLING YOUTH | Kieged Burglary Accompflice Fails to Testify at - Inquest. BODY IS TAKEN HOME Private

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Thivd “voliey ta witain sches ot ing | PO OGO 00000000064 rd volley fo within inches of the Jury, Out 345 Hours, | base...

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Senator’s Chances for Re- nomination in Washington Believed Bettered. Special Dispatch to The Star. TACOMA, Wash., July...

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WEEKS MUST 0.K. . TRACKS ON BRIDGE Utilities Commission to An- nounce- Decision Tomorrow. Half-Cent Toll a Tax. The Public

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, JULY 9, 1922—PART 1. .Galvanized Iron Water Pails 16¢ With This Coupon Only Strongly made;

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= i lnnrp reductions are taken to dispose of surplus lines. this July Clearance Sale countless opportunities for ....

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g THE - SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. : 0, JULY 9, 1922—PART 1 ~ rs 4 ——— —_— STILL SERVING UNCLE SAM, THOUGH ELIGIBLE FOR...

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. . , ek THE"‘SUNDAY STAR," WASHINGTON, D.. C,.JULY. 9, 1922—PART 1. 9 BY JACK WILSON. p ¢ NAVY RADIO IN BERING SEA PROTECTS

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-~ THE SUNDAY STAR," WASHINGTON, D. the New York C, JULY 9, 1922_PART T L X ” missioner, and Assictant Haginea CITY’S...

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4 T Nulife Corsets, $3.50 to $13.00 Secure a comfortable summer corset before leaving for the vacation trip. All models and

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1 12 'REPUBLIC DEFENSE ACT * VAIN, DECLARES HARDEN -German Government Compromises With Improper Public Held Unsafe While...

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WITH every purchase of $100 or more (cash or charge | account) The Hub will present | FREE choice of a 42-piece Din- | ner

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1f vou would enjoy %ood solid comfort these hot days, buy a Westinghouse Electric Fan—for Office and for Home. PAY YOUR...

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e ere We Eat During the Snmmer? The Best Meals and Service Can Be Hau at The CROWN Réstauran Breakfaxt ~ Lunch Dinmer 510

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'MAKES A GAS RANGE | GF ANY COOK STOVE NewBurner Works inAny Stove Makes Gas From Kerosene new coal-oil burner, that Company,

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wreath design; sheer quality. Box of 6 for $1.50. Hemstitch At $1 each. At 59c each. Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs, 6 for $1.50

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— IDYLWOOD. IDYLWOOD, Va., July 8 (Special). ALEXANDRIA, Va. July 8.—The|,eng' Association held last week the railroad...

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BON AIR-VEITCH. ;ur:;rl:‘ u-:e:n B0 at Fhees BT ¢ tigens of the distric ouia! min ol ‘are in need of glterstion and |of thelr

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. HOME BUSINESS CONDITIONS \ | CONTINUE TO BE PROMISING New York Stock Exchange BANKERS SEE DARK Woek Wet. Week 8, 1988 Net.

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. THE WEEK‘S BOND MARKET Below is :shown a summlrix( the flmwlm& prices of active flhfil.?ndn!fiud mffi bonds on'the New York...

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EDITORIAL PAGE NATIONAL PROBLEMS SPECIAL Al I TICLES LIQUOR-DRINKING SCANDAL HANGS OVER THE CAPITAL Violation of Law by...

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passage, it is un- .0 s [ . n L & e s {5 % 2 T, Wil 330t et Polities at Home Unmeasured fredit Is Due " Lloyd George for...

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i sun ORI Ve LR R . The erated BY TACNA-ARICA DISPUTE § Arbitration by the United States Might Result in Her Gaining an...

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BS.LOFTIN. . Wik of Lt . ComEdward H.Loftin U, S.N., and their dvughiter Virdinia. Capital Society Enlivened , ByReturn of

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DIAMOND SPECIALISTS Special for Monday 5 $245.00 DI anteed full carat OPPENHEIMER & SHAH 907 F Street N.W. 1315 New York Ave.

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o-JDEMOLLzco Wasfiington's ABOLIAN HALL- Twelfih and G Streets - Steinway, ang Weber. Planolas e Aeclian Vocaliono Positively

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The Swavely School Standards are High| 5. o peiey storses o el It is perhaps true that we exact more from our stu- e e S e A

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g SOCIETY. 1 THE SUNDAY STAR,” WASHINGTON, D. 'C, JULY 9, 1 i o e S e it i R e - z ¥ ! i ; A R ‘be leas 111 | schedule,...

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FLEAS DEADLY TO DOGS| [ALExANDRiA socETY| | Fleas burrow under your dog’s skin. ? They cause him acute suffeting and often

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KANN'S OUR SILK CLEARANCE —Began Last Monday, But Continues This Week With Better Opportunities Than Ever. —These are in...

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SONS CO. Penna. Ave., 8th and D Sls o.wide Clearaway of Spring and is of Great Importance to ent Shopper. lea = . - provide

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Thero are many indoor as well 88 ®utdoor sports once monopolized by men and boys that women and girls are now taking up...

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"HELP-AND SITUATIONS. ity who is WALE AND FEMALE. —__ | WORK of amy kind by boy (colored) i I ml t. nw. R most opportunity

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AR AR . . N g C, JULY 9, 1922 PART 2. . AUTOMOBILES. ETC. -, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Bnmmormnm Jou sarz_wunscuavEons. R...

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a L d321 14th at. N, 16 il Food tird = hckln‘ wheal, parking, light, Acn-nbuynsl -~ 3173 cash; balance $150 per moath. B....

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THE CITY now -v-u.hle. EST MEAL 1 A . '1698. 16° 15 M N.W.—Best home cooking in the cily; per week. % IMETHING DIFFBRENT,...

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ia JULY 9, 1920-PART 2. ) | REAL ] 9 ' FOR SALE. X Céntinued FOR SALE—Continued. _FOR SALE—Oentinued. FOR SALE—Continwed....

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A. REAL ESTATE.” .REAL ESTATE. SALEHOUSES. SALE_HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES, ' ‘ £ c-u-?a? e Continued. . Centinued ok )...

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RESORTS. - ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. The Leading Ibfl'lllundlh orl ia poriiculerly sitr -n.--m. with its...

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= Expert cel. . 75¢ E Shampooing . . . 50c Hair Dyeing. . $4.95 hefore July I Miss Fleet Late of Lansburgh & Bro. and...

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—_—— x A Theater =na Photoplay - Photoplays This Week rW”WA'l; PHOTOPLAY HO‘USES Tl‘i—l-s \VEéK. ‘ RIALTO—"Divorce Coupons,”

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TONIGHT 8:30 'SHUBERT ELASC BEST SEATS, $1.00 The Sensation of 2 _Continents Avery Hopwood's Funniest Farge “LADIES NIGHT”

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‘A Fashions of the Stage BY ELENGRE DE WITT EBY. HE summer brings meny fads and fancies to the theatrical world of fashion,

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NIAGARA FALLS REACHED BY NEW AUTO ROUTE Lackawanna Trail, Becently Ded- icated, Sixty-Two Miles. of Scenic Beauty. _DETAIL OF

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wait. Ty g s % R o 11t LI NI ALV R P 1111171282014 00) FOR WINDSHIELDS OR BODIES. Installed While You Wait. Taranto & Wasman

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Automobile quustry—No. ANNOUNCING [T s R QUALITY! O‘L : i ANIA MOTOR > MILEAGE! . Produced and Refined at Oil City, Pa., in

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EE———————— —_— — FRATERNITIE LODGES. » »—Dawson, No. 16, F. C. Mo omac, No. 5. M. M., ai special 18, M. i e New Jerusalem,

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(Continued from Seventh Page.) Tce cream. Shirley n assigned: Matinsks: Sao unch, Emma Malinski, Naomi, No. 1 P. Belt. Ruth,

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4—8 Pages Part e S WASHINGTON, = VaE Suit b Ty MA“G‘;A;ZI i3 i 4 bl 51&1’ | | FEATURES D. C, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 9, 1922.

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HE sheriff of Vigo county, Ind., and the leading wportsmas . and barber of Canton, Ohio. had an appointment with each other

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[ ‘ o~ ‘M still broadcasting in short- * wave lengths. “A bit gaspy in my conversation; you know. Who wouldn't be after...

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ra The Man Who Talked URELY it is not necessary to deecribe E. Sanford Jamison. ‘Well known enough he was as the active...

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BY THEODORE EDWARDS. ORE than twenty years ago Camille Flammarion, the eminent French astronomer and psychic investigator,

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Fg 7 The Lost Co A GLIMPSE OF O T think that impress youth that is progres ely mold. He has the personality that years spent

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. ) t , member that there were colors in this White and Brown HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON.- D. = won R Orchid Shade Has | Is

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Interesting Events in [ Ft. Washington’s History ©Old Fort Washinston, on the Mary- Jand bank of the Potomac, twenty miles

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N R SPORgE SToTioN T AQUATICS, TENNIS, 2 ’ R o P B ; LACROSSE, RACING z o2 " A ag i f - = : : : WASHINGTON, D. C, SUNDAY...

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* SHOULD BE DETERMINED Forty-Two Games Are Seheduled in Four Sections of Title Play—Union Printers Are to. Make Bow in...

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' Duncan Wants Cool Weath ¢ BRITISH STAR SAYS HEAT ' STOPPED HIM LAST YEAR| !Dosen’t Want Sun to Shine So Brightly at Chicago

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Empire FAVORITE ANNEXES STAKE | DESPITE A HEAVY IMPOST Carries 132 Pounds, But Runs Mile and Furlong in 1.54—Bon Homme...

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VASHINGTON, D. N ! | THE FAN SHIP i Wwas sitting by the water on the sand, with her nice new fan to keep her cool. As she...

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: S INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK BUBBLE CASTLES HERE was a tiny brook where Zenna-Mae liked to play, and she went there often in the

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK LEARN TO DRAW so you can make little pictures of your own to color like the INVISIBLE pictures are...

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK I . : cet ott .tx;ia’m' les fo put. string thru the Monkeys H?v‘fin look Wh@fty ‘put fm&ether 1N set u

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK CAMPING DAYS YTX\OUR boys and a dog marooned on.a lonely lslantf? No—Daddy has just left them there for

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK ) A LEGEND "0 YOU believe in tales of Ghosts and Gobling, and haunted broaks and bridges? . -Qld Ichabod

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK TRAVEL IN INDIA F YOU were going away to visit Grandma or to spend a few days with a playmate, and the

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INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK TICK-TOCK SHOP WO big Gran’pas—TICK-TOCK! TICK-TOCK! and a Cuckoo clock—CUCKOO! CUCKOO! is what they...

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GRAPHIC SECTION WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 9, 1922 Senator Pepper of Pennsylvania reads the Sunday lesson at field services at

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THE SUNDAY STAR. No fighting unit is complete without music. Photo snapped in a Frederick street. These modern implements of

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JULY 9, 1922. feeeaa. Kermit Roosevelt, son of the late Col. Roose-

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGT Finnel Oakland, Calif., bathing resort has largest radio amplifier. The music can be heard for...

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ROTOGRAVURE of Ernst ington Con- ho recently ng the S. S. Eastern c ocean. The latter es from the coast of elve days throush

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JULY 9, 1922. BEAUTY AND THE BEACH By W. E. HILL Copyright 1922 by The

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THE SUNDAY Permanent W. l s Tt <11)| and G 1“< \\l[l %1 [.LON l”u( St N W JE,YOU really need glasses. you cannot avold...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JULY 9, 1922. Made with 2C Kodak Junior Exact size Made with Vest...

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d (/m,1¢’, 77 —— SHE OVGHT To BE GRrateFuLL For by RESCUING HER— GREAT OPPORTUNTY FOR-ME Copyright, 1922, N. Y. Tribune Ine.