Evening Star dated August 1, 1922

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WEATHER. Fair tonight and tomorrow; mod- erate temperature. Temperature for twenty: ended at 2 pur. today: at 2 p.m....

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* REED-LONG BATILE LOOKS CLOSE AS FIVESTATES VOTE Missouri Senatorial Primary Race Hottest in Many Years. Ny the Associated

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“After Ice was mlroducod into - Sicily there q thousand ' less people’ e~y year from fever’ was centuries ago when : family

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“STAN REG. U, S. PAT. OFF. NOT J UST A STANDARD OIL COMPANY (NEW JERSEY) Out today New Victor larly appeals to you. POPULAR

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JAPAN OBSERVING PACT, SAYS DENBY Naval Secretary Praises Spirit of Co-Operation and i Confidence in Orient. , sortment of,

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‘THE EVENING STAR| ‘With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. 'TUESDAY.......August 1, 1922 'THEODORE W. NOYES...Editor

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"“The Shadow of the East” By E. M. Hall, author of . “The Shiek" —Read this fascinating -tory in our Circulating Library for

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SOCIETY. | ’ — s : Starting Our August Sale g With Extraordinary Specials The two items advertised below are beginners for a

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Maj. Westover, U. S A Entrant | Meriee Lo | NG SR NI SN ST ST of a partnership between them for|with him. She nprelen!od by

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A e 15 HURT AS SHIPS |-CRASH IN HUDSON Panic Follows Collision in Early Morning Fog—Both { Boats Reach Docks. 1,000 LIVES...

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- Filmed Under Yale Supervision -|* By the Associated Press. - . CHICAGQ: “August 1.—History was fewrjtten here today, shorn

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et TWOBOYS Kll.l[l] Photogmphmg of Sounds [ S ot £ SKIDDING TRUCK KILLS. ST It Perfected by Ame I U L S erican |: Sivmime...

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Phillip Levy’s Annual Midsummer Clearance Sale This Clearance Sale is- all-inclusive—it em- braces our entire stock—and...

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s f Vt..Ave. at. Thomas Cir. THE | SALE DELAY OF RYAN'S _ STUTZ STOCK DENIED “Burlington HOTEL | «Around 60”7 Will Not M aoo

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Chocolate Nut Clusters The mingled richness of ¢ A milk chocolate exalts these ccmiections. Seductively sweet, but uncloying.

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. PUCETOWATE " PONE EPEDENT More Booths May Be Install- ;ed if Four in Use Are i Success. BELL SUMMONS OFFICERS Increased...

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THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVEN STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1922. View of smashed cars of the Laurel

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B e, T LR R R R R R ll».li(‘li'i‘d‘-‘"i"i“' y 18 : THE EVENING BTAR, 'WASHINGTON, D 0., TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1922. N EEEEEEEEE

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11110 G Another Pay Day And another chance to start that savings account have been planning for. Think what satisfac- tion

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o % R I Ny R e An exceptionally serviceable long- distance receiving set that was as- sembled by a New York business man is

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L8 W 8 6w 0 pracdeige . Genuine Split Cowhide Leather Boston Bags, In ‘brown grained finish, 14 and 15 Inch sizes; cloth...

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22 SPORTS. Must Win 'Todd o FRANCIS PICKED TO HURL I C LEVELAND, August 1.—This United States of America, on BY DENMAN...

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TWO DAVIS CUP PLAYERS DEFEATED AT SEABRIGHT S the French Davis cup players; States national champion, and other promised...

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FINANCIA ORDERS FOR WOOLEN GOODS MARKED BUSINESS FEATURE Spur in Recent Opening of 1923 Lines. Decided Increase in Trade, New

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FINANCIAL. ° STOCKS ARE SLOW * MOTORS SELL OFt Adams Expres: Ajax Rubber. . Alaska Juneau... 1% BY STUART P. WEST. Allled...

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- Apple and Pineapple Pie. Prepare some rich ple ‘cru line pie tins. Grate five tart app! 8dd the yolks of two eggs beaten,

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: LISTEN, WORLD! BY ELSIE ROBINSON. Henrietta is worrled because she doesn’t “fall in love.” She's pretty and popular and has

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2 MISCELCTANEODS . ’ r THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, . - . C, TUESDAY, AUGUST" ‘WANTED—HELP. FEMALB—Continued. GOOD PAY ;...

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ROOMS, ETC. ‘'THE EVENING STAB, WASHINGTON D. Cz TUESDAY, AUGFST 1, 1922. APARTMENTS, ETC. ) ———r Amouonmns‘?oi SALE, ETC. |