Evening Star dated July 17, 1922

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WEATHER. g 'Y 4 ; Member of the Associated Press Fair and continued warm tonight; z . S 3 . 4 The Associsted Press is...

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2 * INSURGENT TROOPS |“*ven = veams w . o ASK REHEARING: Youthful Prince to Wed Widow of Late Impresario Policeman and Former

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Cigarette It's toasted. This one extra process gives a rare and delightful quality ——impossible to duplicate. Match Your Odd

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DR. Cor. 12th and F- Sts. N.W. A DENTIST That 'Will Serve You Best NATIONALLY KNOWN FOR HI8 SUPERIOR DENTAL SERVICE RENDERED

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‘SUFFERED MANY ' HARDSHIPS UNDER TURKISH RULE AND AGGRESSION IN JERUSALEM. Half-Yearly "Clearance of ‘Luggage b AT REDUCTIONS

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1019, and the mext year 30,046, while last year 37,5664 motor yehicles were mainly coiaprised the fleld of this in- quiry...

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— Washington—New York—Paris Store Newt lor Tundny. July 18, 1922 b M Seventh St. NW. Radiant Silks in’f the July Sale The Sun

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| Prevention is Better than Reparation et No matter how willingly a wrong is made right—) it’s better to take the precaution:

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RELIGIOUS PICTURE |22cmase vemces HORDES OF STRAY DOGS ~ MOONSHINE GUARD :3imsn. e 29c Writing Paper, 19 Palatial Linen...

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Candy Specials 3-Ib, Jars Hard Candu. Spechl, $1.75 Chocolates, 1-1b. Box. Special, 45¢ Nestle’s Milk Chocolates 1-1b....

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PANEL MIRRORS, SPECIAL $245 Good-looking Polychrome Mirrors with fancy ornamented top and neat print picture. Such a splendid

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P\ o Sl g 12 SUSPEND PAYNENT OF PREWAR DETS Germans Not to Pay 600,- 000,000 Gold Marks Due This Year, Dr. Mayer States. SUM

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THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EV EA' ING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY. LY embers of the newly appointed...

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it 14 ' : ; i]ewell, “Hard Boiled” Genius, i In Directing Railway Strike $2.25 Val T Wothen A Clearance Lot of e S KANN SONS

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CHAOTIC CONDITION [N JAPAN'S LABOR Wages Higher, Living Costs Unchanged .. 1 Goods Pro- duced Unsatisfactory. EMPLOYERS ARE

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By Nannie HIS is ahout the buzs-gyp tree. = Tt is the only buzz-gyp trec s in the known universe, and this is all will ever

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Browns Increase Lead at Expensé of Nationals : Da GRIFFS SLUMP A NOTCH AS DAVIS LICKS JOHNSON Jacobson’s Feats Afield Factor

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18 STEADY MARKE DESPITE STRKES Some Early Selling Followed by Better Tone. Trade Dull. BY STUART P. WEST. NEW YORK, July...

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B 1 FINANCIAL, ~ " N. Y. Curb Market (Quotations furnisbed by lha.:;wevunl Pross) Sales. igh. Low. 2 p.m. 2400 Acme Coa! 80

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BGREST ARSHPS T0 CARRY RADID Best Possible Equipments to Be Installed on U. S. and German Aircraft. NAVY MAKING TESTS...

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An Distinctive Styles in Monogram and Summer Stationery BREWE®D &rm _fir every Occasion TWELFTH STREET It 1s ‘diMcult to...

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DEMOCRAT MOSES HOPE IN MARYLAND Party Leaders in Quandary Over Selection of Sena- torial Candidate. WANT GOVERNOR TO ACT Van

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] MISCELLANEOUS. BUSINESS ANROUNCEMENTS | FOR SALE-—MISCELLANEOUS. PMATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, Ete. | MUSICAL...

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e ! TWO_ROOMS, RITCHE electricity; $30 wouthly. Phone_Frauklin 55 SOME. PeOPLE 2 N.W.—1 3B, BRIGHT ROOM, . 3 e T e o et v,

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: REAL ESTATE : * THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, MONDAY, JULY 17, 1922 ° AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. AUCTIONS. FOR...

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! ' B » ? ' THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. .C. MONDAY, JULY 17, 1923 “ | 1 TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS, AMUSEMENTS. || »am comczazs.