Evening Star dated August 27, 1922

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Partly cloudy tonight and tomor- moderate temperature, Temperature for twent: 7p.m. last nigl 2. ended at,10 .9; lowdst, 'our

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- #quitable basis. SEATE EPECTE 70 APPROVEBONLS Limit to Debate on Amend-‘ ments. May Bring Vote Tuesday or Wednesday....

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ZION HEAD LAUDS AMERECA FOR AD Helped in Most Difficult Hour, Says Dr. Weiz-"" mann, at Gathering. * GIVES TEST FOR TYPISTS.

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WAR STAND ISSUE ~ FORLA FOLLETTE Senators to Keep Up Twice Daily Speeches Until Pri- mary September 5. MAY HEED BONUS CALL

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: - 'THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. JUDGE O’CONNELL DEAD; STRUCK BY STREET CAR Former Treasury BSolicitor Under ‘ Roosevelt

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6 SUPRENE COUNCL | HLLED BY ALLES British Editor Says Londom Parley Marked End of League Body. g DECRIES NEW ALLIANCE BY A.

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Kayser’s Chiamoisette Gloves,$1.75 Fine fabric, closely resembling suede. 16-button length, spear-point and two-toned...

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N 7 4 1922—PART 1.~ 3 and autumn of the year 1881 (forty-|back as 1881 are now'in the land one years ago), which employment

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: ' ' THE SUNDAY :s'u'x, 'WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 21, 1922—PART 1, - 3 " MANY D.C. SHRINER STOLEN COUPON BONDS CITY CLUB...

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10 PHELAN BACK HERE AFTER WORLD TR California ex-Senator Visits Ireland, China, Egypt and Europe. TELLS OF SEEING COLLINS...

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vRETIREMENT OF PADEREWSKI BLOW TO POLISH NATIONALIST. By the Associated Press. WARSAW, ~August 26.—The an- nouncement given

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vy —Vases, 8 and 10 inch size. —Jugs. —Bonbon Dishes. —Candlesticks. —7-inch Bowls. —Ete, etc. Choice, $1.49 Main...

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v b% ¥ 1 \ rin ‘ % . 7 £ " _THE SUNDAY STAR, WA'SHINGTON, D. O, AUGUST 27, 1922—PART 1. + FILM-MAN ALTERS : STORY OF SLAYING

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‘THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, 'D. C., AUGUST 27, 1922—PART, 1. 14 T ‘.‘\‘m! 111} " This Is the Final Week of [ ] [ J § [ ;

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6 Stores comes to Hahn's via Paris. [” St Now ready: All patent leather. brocade, patent leather trim. trim. Two-inch Louis

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16~ : ' 2 et ' THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., 'AUGUST 27, 1922—PART 1. ° w=mit 43rd Annual September Sale =% But the

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L NAVY KEEPING RADIO MEN Rw%fi”&&%fi%‘}gfifi%‘gfifl“fi%fimfi . IN TRAINING FOR SERVICE Young Operators, With Healthy Bodies and Alert

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NORRIS HOLDS FAST, INIARYLAND RACE Candidate Gives Reasons for Not Withdrawing at Re- quest of Party Leaders. LABOR SUPPORT A

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11 REDS TAKEN METHODS OF SAVING COAL TOLD IN NAVY DEPARTMENT CIRCULAR Are Warned Against Waste IN CHICAGD RAID A1t Eraptoses

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20 Musical Mention nence; tb encourage and inspire music £ The National Zrions for voung Twho wish to ente contest to take

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|Burns Oil In Any Stove Cheaper Than Coal or Wood— i ur:es Twice the Heat in Half the Time A wonderful new burner which works

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* FINANCIAL.,' - THE WOODLAND Cathedral Avenue East of Connecticut Avenue A modern five-story building containing sixty...

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F BY T A layman. ¥ telligence and A. FLEMING. ed of average in- norant of mar- ket ways, of causes and influences, might...

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¢ ~ Fog ' ’ THE SUNDAY STAR, WARHINGTON, D. O, AUGUST 27, 1922-PART 1. - S. KannN Sons Co. “Judith of the Godless Valley” By

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NATIONAL EDITORIAL PAGE ‘SPECIAL ARTICLES PROBLEMS EDI ¢ Sundiy Sl WASHINGTON, D. (., SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 27, 1922....

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_EVENING STA THE, . ASHINGTON, D. C. S AY . ...August 27, 1022 THEODORE W. NOYES. ..Editor The l&nglgg Star Newspaper Company

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" THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, AUGUST 27, 1922 PART .2 - FAITH IN AMERICA GIVES GERMANS HOPE OF RELIEF ‘Maximilian...

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x-; ¥ T 21, Luy® JANE AXTON. Daughter of Col‘.‘flnd. M::‘- J.TAXton, ‘““ o Zoomsr. Miss. JULIA DAVIS, Daughter of Mr and Mrs

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popular cirdle in SOCIETY. ! Miss Joyce Nebeker to Wed ! Mr. W. G. Moyle Tom'orrow. Evening Ceremony at Ashley Terrace—Miss

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HARRY BACHRACH Manufacturing Fhrrier Phone Main 3927 1303 G Street ~ Stimulating Interest in Furs by Special August Prices