Evening Star dated July 14, 1922

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2 * SULLIVAN ORDERS POLICE SHAKE-UP Forty-Nine Men Transferred to New Posts in Different Precincts. in the polide depart- A

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Table &’ Hote DINNER NVITE someone —you will be the I d host. The proud Coftee Shop service is admirable. From 6 to 8:30 at

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] 5 { TH'E EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 'D. -, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1922.’ mgsrgfirg[s] %I Ot Under uie of ot \TRONVVEN (S5 ; Said to

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T'HE EVENING STAR, With Sunday Morning Edition. WASBHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. July 14, 1929 ;I'H!ODOBE w. NOYE; .. Editor The

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. arge Ripe “Watermelons, each . . . . ancy Large Bananas, per doz. . . . . arge Free Stone

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1922. Society M. and Mme. Jusserand to Entertain Secretary and Mrs....

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Open Saturday :3 0P. Women's Cut<Out -S,anda‘ls —and a Number of Other Styles in Pumps and Oxfords Making our $3.95 Sales...

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JULY 14, 1922 GIRL WHO AVENGED DEATH OF FATHER IS HEROINE Greeted With Bouquets in Mexi- cex Courtroom—Hundreds Seek Glimpse

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TRACKMEN FAVO JOINING WALKOUT Majority of Chairmen Ask Meeting to Perfect Plans for Strike. CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 14.—New

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12 HE, EVENING STAR, - WASHINGTO -ANY CAMERA CAN USEDIREX, WHICH GIVESYOU BETTER, CLEARER PIC- TURES IN QUICKER 'TIME WITHOUY

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THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE Joe Perron, life guard at the Tidal basin, who rescued Miss Doro- thy Ehbrler after she had

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14 PLAN RADIO IN, JAPAN. m“ mmcmmm B. & 0. BUYS 35 ENGINES. U.S. Girls Pretty, Says ngBons,fi Toax - e Ficnst P 9, Conclude

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BY EDGAR H. FELIX. Have you ever heard clearly over Your radiophone one day and been utterly disgusted with resuits the next?

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16 DEPOSITS IN BANKS OF U. S. OVER $76,500,000,000 Statement by Financiers Shows Savings Less Than Was Com- puted by...

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e - FINANCIAL, ® e S|, Money o Loan | , oo L Wt B e FIRST TRUST NOTES - Issued Under Our Supetvisig?n Are S oot FE = 0LS...

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SPORTS.™ BOTH ST. LOUIS CLUBS STILL IN PENNANT RACE| Fohls Have Maintained Lead in American League for . aMonth, While...

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SP Br the G Ass Ll of 3 Press. Z, 1L, July 14—Seventy-nine golfers, survivors of a field h numbered the champions and most of

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"The work of prep- aration is ours. The convenience is yours. A household re- quirement; a cams ¢ per’s necessity. Standard

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FEATURES., THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1922. HELP AND SITUATIONS. . | [ITTLESTORIES || The Wite Who

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desires position . butler or valet. Add . wishes care of apart work any Kind. 1 *ehauffenr, experi c L Addies T Firtciass...

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- i FOR RENT—ROOMS. FURNISHED ROOMS—Continued. FOR RENT—ROOMS i i X FOR RENT—HOUSES FURNISHED ROOMS—Continued....

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7 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—STORES GROCERY ETORE FOR SALE, SOUTH CAPI- tol and M stw.: excellent corner. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 16

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AUCTIONS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. y q 0 4 8 RESORTS. Continuea Continued Tomonmow. OKROW. ATLANTIC CITY, X: J. EAGLES MERE, PA. 7o

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D.C.VOTEPLIGHT [[ LAID BEFORE CLUB Citizens of Chautauqua, N. Y., Hear Mrc._ Paul’s Ap- peal for Washington. The American...