Evening Star dated July 27, 1922

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04 Member of the Associated Pre-‘ The Associnted Press Is exclnsively entitied to the use for republication of all news...

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s . T HE EVENING - STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, JULY 27, 199258 NEW N.Y. GOVERNOR CANDIDATE IN RAGE “Neo-Modernists”

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— THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1922. ° Abe Martin 22y |SHORTER CAR RUNS 3 the cacao beans are roasted, th shells removed and the...

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Potomac Electric Appliance Co. 607 14&1 St—Brnnch Stoce, Washington Railway and Electric Building, 14th and C Sts. N.W. Phone

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-fi?ary Baker Promised Father . To Return to Her Home Single Repeated Failure io - Wed McCormick is Blamed on Pledge....

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THE EVENING STAR, With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY.......July 27, 1922 THEODORE W. NOYES. ..Editor The

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B e e Yes, $5.00 every one of them as attractive as can be; dotted voll| ered, chacked and dotted batiste in navy, black and

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H“'| Clearance is making Deepest Reductions for Friday (Closed All Day Saturday) Chord and Mrs. Boyle. i = == ;::firmeh;lv are

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M. PASTERNAK 1209 Connecticut Avenue N.-W. The Connectiout Aveaus Shop JULY SALES DRESSES. $15—$25—8$35—$45 Sold up to $85.

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AERiCA’?l FOREMOST retailers o FINE COFFEES Selling the finest coffees the world produces has endeared the A&P to the hearts

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Vacation Hai\_dkerchief [ n's Pure Linen, Plain Hemstit@hed Handkerchlefs; in lors of honeydew, green, pink i¥id orange, e TR

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VARDAMAN REPLIES = TOWILSON LETTER ; Served State, He Says, In- stead of Flattering Occu- pant of White House. WILL STAND ON

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THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1922, Mrs. Harding visited Walter Reed General Hospital yesterday, where

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e P P2 STAR, WASHI\GTON ‘D. i —_—— 11923, THE EVENING THURSDAY. JULY 21, 3 B vt A Men’s Bathing Suits at 259 Redictions...

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L e T~ F TR, - SrRiesErveratisniraresveray, CesvATRIEER T YRR PRI IR B T e S N ] P N 1 FRCRATRORE s A v e CE WD Noses& Sons i

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RUSSIANS TIGHTEN 1 GRIPON ANATOLIA Annex to Turkish Treaty Show Soviets Fear War With Britain. CONSTANTINE BROWN. . 6 The...

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Marked Distinction Among the newspapers and periodicals clipped by Henry Romeike, Inc., The New York Herald was quoted 1,670

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18 FRANCE SEEKING FAVORS N TURKEY Enormous Pre-W/ar Debt Be- hind Unusual Efforts T Forth. BY CONSTANTIN By Cable to The Star

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- s Mr. Mercha’nf Big merchants don’t hesitate to use our erganization in real estate matters. The smaller merchants—the ones

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HAND AT PEKING 0id .'Republican Parliament May Look to Hiyn at Re- ¢ viva) Tuesday. LI’'S PLAN IN JEOPARDY Ex-President of

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112 IN SHADE, NATIVES SHIVER . - IN WOOL ROBES | By Cable to The Star and Obicogo Dally News. 4 ‘conyrignt, 19250 ' BAGDAD,

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(ueen Olives:: Price specially reduced. This is a big value at this special - price. Clicquot Club Beverages Ginger Ale—Root

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Glad to note from the week's mail bag that readers like the question and answer column. Knotty problems continue to mystify

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FINANCIAL Grain, Produce and Live Stock|['NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE devubymmwmnln«umswona LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICES. Egn—svrlcny

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LOCAL SECURITIES HOLD VERY FIRM Business Light, But Outside Prices Rule—B. & 0. Earn- ings Satisfactory. BY L A. FLEMING....

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£ 8 . Ww. A THE EVENING STAR, " SPORTS. 26 SPORTS. ASHINGTON, . D. C.. THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1992 - 3 Milan to Quit...

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==SP Leonard and Tendler Await Rin ORTS-- 75,000 EXPECTED TO SEE | LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE FIGHT Boxers Are Ready for Second “Baule

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PEDDLER, ACTING AS OWN LAWYER, STUMPS COURT ON TECHNICALITY The well” known adage pro nounced many vears ago by a sage of the

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* FEATURES, The Wife Who Wouldn’t Settle A Sequel to “Brides Will Be Brides” By Lucille LONG narrow table on a long Not...

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¥ 'WASHINGTON SHOPS : Your goh)e and | ou ” BY HELEN KENDALL. -tcu-M There sre two axioms which it 18 well t0 remember...

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N\ SRHAPS race horses may be a little out of your line, Mr. Kennedy, but I think you will find the case sufficiently...

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TYPEWRITRRS—Cuatinned. SR _RALE—Coinpletel vies, chairy, lee bixer canned goods' and crackers, Counters, ‘stoves. kitchen and

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-bath; furnished for Lh.k.: reasonable. ROOMS, ETC. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FURNISHED ROOMS—Continued. & GRA privilege of...

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WANTED TO BUY. AN RIC Termancat boase for colored purchgser above L st. and west of 14lh lowest price, first payment...

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R FOR I‘fl—-‘m K mop! GUNTRY | nbu‘z‘i\' . €, ON Fovt. highway and car line: . rma. bath, olec. light, h.ow.! medern” double

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