Evening Star dated July 30, 1922

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St i & Fair today, probably unsettled to- morrow; little change in temperature. Temperature for twenty-two hours ended at 10

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fiRE{l‘I 10 AMH ALLIED PERMISSION| -Will Not March on Constan- tinople Till Move Is Sanctioned. EXPLAIN ARMIY ACTIVITIES...

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e i li { m i ; @ns_15t ! FROM BALTIMORE. MD ; “Here’s Health! DRINK Washngton Wholesale w-shiqxoun. Distributor....

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SUTHERLAND GANS 1S PRIVARY NEARS Ogden Seen as Main Contest- ant in West Virginia Contest. RACE GROWING BITTER With Being...

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- BEACH DRAWS CROWDS. |sendent octor of oot matiews. wit] MRS, LEGNORE HILL DIES.|LATVIA THANKS AMERICA.| - give an outing on

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VIRGINIA PRIVUR CAMPAIGN CLOSE Both Sides See Landslide in Balloting to Take Place Tuesday. BETS FAVOR SWANSON Senator's...

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3 " _'THE SUNDAY :STAR, . WASHINGTON, D...C,.JULY B 5 VAR 2 - N sERERREEpEES .lllilvlll_lll-llll'lllllllllll,lllfil..lllll‘l

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€CAMP MEADE. OPEN FOR INSPECTION “ 422 to 430 LAMONT ST. N.W. Between Park Place and Warder Street N.W. NEW HOMES """ Six...

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stacle to Buying Now If you're in need of furniture and the only ™ obstacle to buying now possibly is & that you've no place

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| 4 pite “The Sale You Have Been Wazttng For” “The P-B SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE BEGINS MONDAY -MORNING Reductions cover...

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MOCK FUNERAL HELD FOR.REED figy of Senator in | Lengthy Parade. BOTH FACTIONS BITTER, “Brewster and Barrett Appear Favorites

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D. C,. JULY 30, 1922—PART 1. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, 13 _ s * - THE All Purchases Made or a Charge Placed on Bill Rendered

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Says German Finances Need Allies’ Unprejudiced Study Harden Says Existing Inflated System Is Result of Mis- understanding and

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HUGHES AGAIN HITS GERMAN DEBT BILL Declares Passage Would, Embarrass Administration and Halt Treaty. ASKS MIXED. COMMITTEE

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1 \ Open 9:00 ‘Washington—New York—Paris STORE NEWS for Monday, July 31, 1922 Next To Having The Winter's Supply of Coal In

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(0D FELLOWS PLAN -+ FORDETROIT TRIP . Convention to Washing- Py ton in 1924. Local Odd Fellows are maKing prep- arations for

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STORES No. 1-7th & K Sts. N. W. No. 2.7th & E Sts. N. W. No. 3-141h & U Sts. N. W. No 4-7th & MSts.N.W. No.5-8th & H Sts....

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, ;IULY 30, 1922—PART 1. / - T D 1 B - : 4 MERZ s /v '/ Y In fict, the" longesl radio’...

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- THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. THE FIRST AUGUST FU RNITURE SALE in our New Home has been planned on the same Broad,...

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Wear-Ever side handles. Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs, 22-in. on top, with iron handles .- Rochester Extra Heavy Tin Oval Wash

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RS AuAL S b i ing ST o ARG e T awwuu\y:}u\l' ..... mmllm hullll nu\lmllumlli This Four-Piece Walnut-Finish Suite As pictured,

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ton report next week. Dr were Yirmer with keen interes in the preliminary openings. week. riaps “and_ linen quiet. Silks had

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p LA i FINANCIAL, ° et e - e e P o houts, as to'tze ahd quailty. Money to Lozn’® X (:RK. July 29, Week’ Pnce Range New York

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rtessergrnity ONOMY DAY (C 4 MONTH-END [ DAY - - - - - KANN'S ECONOMY ND s ==--..KANN’S MONTH-END ECONOMY DAY- - . ...KANN'S

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EURDPE STIRRED * BY DRNE ONWAR Demonstrations, Starting in Germany, Have Swept Over Continent and England. GOSPEL OF HATE...

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bt s o o HELP AND SITUATIONS. ~ 7 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D..C.. JULY 30, 1922-PART 1. HELP AND SITUATIONS. WANTED—HELP.

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MISCELLANEOUS. "~ THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. JULY 30, 1922—PART 1. 2 AUTOMOBILES, ETC. or BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES l

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28 ‘AUTOMOBILES, ETC. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON D. C., JULY 30, 1922—PART 1. R00MS, ETC....

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- ROOMS, ETC. * THE BUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON! D. o;!-‘ JULY 30, 1922-PART 1. " APARTMENTS, ETC. g - FOR RENT—ROOMS. g...

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FOR SALE—Coutinued. FINE APT. BUILDING. COL.HD. NE_ g I HAVE THE FARM OR SUBURBAN HOME r‘ $200,600 ac- Jou want whers you...

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To the open fireplace, with French P rencn leading oft the liv =3 room Ihe right of the center #3alug room s the kitche: ez

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RESORTS. e " Grindstone Inn t ‘Winter Harbor, Me. Opens _July 1 to About Sept. 15 . Across Frenchman's Bay from Bar Harbor

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EDITORIAL PAGE NATIONAL SPECIAL ARTICLES PROBLEMS EDITORIAL SECTION The Sundly Stae, Society News Part 2—16 Pages WHAT A COAL

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With Sunday Morning WASHINGTON, D. C. SUNDAY.........July 30, 1022 THE EVENING STAR, Edition. £ THEODORE W. NOYES...Editor

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Railway BY BEN McKELWAY. HE Peruvian congress took under consideration last week, and is expected to act favorably soon on

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MiTCHELL Whose husband is a vice governop of the Federal Reserve Board Abride of July 25 who was formerly Migs Edith...

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. +SOCIETY. <= Where Service Fo.“r Are Abiding: Stitts on Farm in Pennsylvania Midsummer Plans Mrs, Frank R. White 4nd...

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Saturdays SOCIETY. The House of Qwal:!y JMayer BDros. & Co. 937939 F St. NW. . Two Important tivents Begin. 1'omorrow August

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SOCIETY. SOCIETY. ';hl top. Cover the pan and place it|sorb h i o the top. _Cover much_of it. Bake for Atteen Mf. and Mrs. W.

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o H e A T i ‘wm@mw@!&m@&!&@mm@m‘@a&@m@mm’x -n"'mzmimm $3.98 Jumper Coats, $1.95 93 Light'weight Wool Jersey Jumper Coats, the

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———|oj——=|o]lc—=2 Hiate Clearance. The Sale of a Thousand Bargain Sensations! Because of the multitude of items demanding...

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K E. F. Droop & Sons Cnr)'.*f ' Thé -Ome-Price Plano House Specialists in Grand Pianos T —— ! } i & i & ) b F Brambach Baby

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Fleas make your dog cross and irri- aate. cases. glossy. effecti cake. Sold by and pet Free Dog Bool mg germs of ‘mange_and

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SOCIETY.] SELLING OUT! Every Hat Must Go at Once 'MILLNERY'IMPORTERS 13 ano G-Streets. N, : Take Your Choice of All Summer

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1217 Conn. Ave. . A Shop of Individuglity Exclusive Fashions for Wemen For Monday Only \ All Dinner, Day and Dance Dresses,

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|| SPANISH WAR VETERANS Announcements for the week from department headquarters alée as fol- lows: Monday night, lawn social

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I'NOTICE | TO EVERY -ONE WHO HAS DIRTY CLOTHES TO WASH The Famous ABC Oscillating Electric WASHING | MACHINE —has no rival in

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& i st e R 5 % - » . THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON,.D. C, ' o et y the fact that a divorce has been[intends to stay...

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AnSNe Theater =na Photoplyy” 'ER making the world safe for democracy in the great war, America promptly proceeds to create

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Beautiful F LORENOE WAI.TON Amerioa’s Mout Poepular Baliroom Dameer With LEON LEITRIM MAXIMILLIAN DOLIN MILAN SMOLEN Russian

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AMUSEMENTS. -THE SUNDA 5 “The Loves of Pharoah,” & product 1S is my first experlence in|British equivalent to Amerlcan...

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£V s tiae OUTPUT EXPECTED Record Production in June! to Have Question Settled by Dictation Indicates New High Mark for the

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Lbel 0 One foot on the brake is’ worth two on the accelerator. Art in Buying Gas. On the surface there wouldn't meem to be

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iy ' : - G TI;E SUNDAY 's'r’ 4 .WASI‘ISIKV(;'AION‘ TIRE AIR PRESSURE The sidewalls protect the ribs |Maryland Assistant...

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L TIRES vs. PRICE tires, we domt Nave' them iffits’ . I¥'s quality; you want-giter all, {f you aré looking for ‘chea | best

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LODGES. | Today—Graing Lodge. services st Tem- pie Heights at 3 p.m.. Rev. Dr. o f‘.‘f’llm\“ grand chaplai Monday L —Dawsan,

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> BY JAMES A. BUCHANAN. OME TIME ago a noted states- wman, in addressing an assem- bled throng of leading citizens. stated

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O HE first time 1 ever heard the threadbare saying about & square peg In a round hole was when my father used it in an at-

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/ THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHIN Starting Things in the Pie Belt ‘With its Uncle N els to the Rescue. O Kitchen Elopement Breaks in

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THE MAN WHO MARRIED A DUMB-BELL URIOUS and half embarrass- ed. Stephen Douglas = had witnessed the unpacking of his shabby

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO! D. €, JULY 30, 1922_PART 4 +~When the Wise City Dweller Reverts to the Primitive| It Is the Best

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T first sight, the promenade deck was deserted, and small wonder, for the fog had not yet lifted and the sea was cold and...

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| French Beache PN Smm e BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE. HE splendor of racing never coast, was once the pride of the French side of the

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— THE SUNDAY :ST;\R'. WASHINGTON, Make Small Weekly or Monthly Payments Read Our Page Ad in Today’s Post PRICES and save...

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& SPORTS SECTION - The Sundy S . WASHINGTON, D. C, SUNDAY MORNING,” JULY eader With Indians : Ya TEAM NOW _LEADING IN RACE

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OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED TO HORNSBY AND SISLER| Need Only Slightly to Exceed Present Gait to Set New Records for Most Hits for

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Golf RULES RIG{DLY OBSERVED BY THE TRUE SPORTSMAN Small Mingrit ¢ Causes All BY WALTER R. McCALLUM. OLL¥ is a game that...

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E Q: H eonard May Be I CHAMPION LOSES POWER, IN REDUCING POUNDAGE [';ighl With Tendler Demonstrates He Is Growing Out of...

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The Sundwy Star. WASHINGTON. D. C. JULY 30, 1922 Mine areas transformed into military camps as result of strike. This...

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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, D. (.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION —JULY 30, 1922 — 6 \ The . Younger ;Congressmnal Set in Washington...

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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON. D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION JULY 30, 1922, The British bulldog. as exhibited at the recent...

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THE SUNDAY STAR WASIIN 'l K 3 Y AL, Vi 0 " v /g . lfi First phot French tennis s Royal boxat the Wim- bleton ten- nis tourna-

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OTOGRAVURE SECTION JULY 30, 1922 country of Mlle. Suzanne Lenglen. her match with Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt lle. Lenglen is now

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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGLhavURE SECTION —gULY 30, 1922 BON VOYAGE By W. E. HILL Copyright, 1922, by The...

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THI SUNDAY STAR, Officers and clerks of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad doing duty as shopmen and car cleaners

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fi THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION —JULY 30, 1922 =2 One of Washington’s Leading Enterprises i ' m...

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ey RIS T K O M o S S T i e e N TS Mutt Fails to See e Mayor (Copyright, 1922, b7 & C Fisber. T-ademark Reg U. 8 Pal Of2) Go

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— HELLO, MISTER JE PesTer7— OH. HELLO LESTER — TAKE ME OUT FoR ATROUND OF GOLF THIS AFTER- Noow \wiLL Yov ? Goppoight .Y...

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FOR GoODNESS SAWE WHEN WALLIE COMES To CALL oN GUSSIE MAKE YoUuRSELF SCARCE -- GINE THE BOY A CHANCE You HAD YOUR S THAT'S