Evening Star dated September 29, 1922

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WEATHER. in temperature. Temperature for twen- | Fair tonight and tomorrow; no change ! ] ty-fur hurs ended at 2 p.m. t...

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D.C. NIGHT SCHOOLS 10 OPEN MONDA New Courses to Co-Ordinate With Program of Day- time Schools. WILL AWARD DIPLOMAS New Plan

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‘ “Seeing the Wheels Go ’Round” Tverybody likes to see beauti- | ful, smoothly running machin- ery—irom the baby, who wants

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Handsome Kemal, Good Soldier, | _Lg;_er in Battle for Love His Lady Fair Fails . To Give Up Views Of Suffragist. Jilted Lover

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CAMPAGN STAGE SETIN WIGHGAN Political Battle Promises In- . terest Equal to That of 1918. DEMOCRATS HOPEFUL Popularity of...

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'HE EVENING STAR,|a= in fring weet ot i1k channel s behind them and Incidentally checking nked up directly with Potomac ....

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.. BECORD REGISTRATION University Crowded to Doors in All Departments—35,000 in Y Arts and Sciences. Prospective students in

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SOCIETY.™ WINDOW SHADES —made to order by this factory AT FACTORY PRICES, insures you not only a satisfactory job, but money

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: | THE EVENING TR, WASHINGTON, D, U, FRIDXY, SEPTEMBEE 29, 1922, ' | AROUND THE TOWNI o~~~ R R 2y Here’s Our Story F-A-L-L

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MER"’S UF m I.[]AD'NG TOWING. OF BOYS COMMITTEE TO STUDY |ORDERED To FORT SILL, OKIA.| TWO TO BE RETIRED. WLUR "ON SKATES

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Many Driven Mad By Hoerrors of FireMassacre. Miss Mary Morton Among 5 Sailing In Relief Work. Payment Terms at the Homer L.

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P e e AR, ... POE P Moodmarh X Lothwop Open 9:15 AM. " New York—WASHINGTON—Paris The Young People’s Floor—Fourth Here are...

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£ilka b —swtinld 1 . r BUDGET WORK OF D, G.. {Uncle Sam Jilts Junk Man, - This Guarantees Clean, Clear Copies ; Assured by

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{ THE EVENING 14 4 2 = STAR, -WASHINGTON, | el \ %'ePALAHS ROYAL The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts. - Est, 1877—A. Lisner,

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e terday sued Arthir'John'Shaffer for They are in that attractive Cathedral weave—and panek stripes | / : . STAR...

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fHE EVENING STAE, WASHINGTON, . U, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922. Boston Ferns Furs Reserved' 49c, 65¢ and 79¢ Untii Later We

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THE STAR’S DAILYPICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING ~STAR, WASHING ON, D. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922. This prize dahlia. almost as

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. o ! 5 - by i ; 5 7 .| THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, T. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922.''" TONIGHT. new motion pictures of

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Widow Is Left $30.000 and Home |, and such may elect. | MeL\CHLEN WILL FILED. at Los Angeles. Calif. len, dz\tcd O fled for

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Inquire About Our Deferred Payment Plan W, E.moses&?smlj_ ‘ e = Established 1861 - ™ L ; - Linen s “Eleventh and F Sts....

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[§ —brings its round of entertai ing, why not have the Dining g and Tea Tables covered with QIR IR Sl —They cost but little

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i1 Radio Station;Redis, Var % p.m.—Closing live stoek §: p.m.—Hay and tced‘}m‘r- port. . —Dall; arketgram. 10 2 Bime signal;

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THIS is just one of the many interesting things, at interesting prices, that we are con- tinually showing in our Juvenile...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922, * 200 KIWANIS CLUB "% rwoors o |TRNDAD CITZENS FGHT...

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THE EVEKING KTAR, WASHINGTON, Dainty Undergarments —Women's Glove Silk Vents, bod style, self Flesh- color. Each.. —Women’s

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ictian- ; that the volum % Oniw % by Cardinal Gasparri, papal secretary |spoke o 0 ] » A igh- i © Reference Book on...

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Sale of Earrings 78¢c, $1.00 and $1.50 Values 55¢ Pair Salesman's sampies and odd lots of Earrings, in nov- elty pendant and

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GAPITAL TRACTION ‘Local seeurities were a shade easie tivity throughout the list. earnings may have been responsible for...

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e e A .+ .FINANCIAE,: . WALL STREET LIST IS UNDER PRESSURE Near-East News and Bear Efforts Cause General Weakness. BY STUART

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0] SPORTS. Wc—)—— TWO GIRLS, TWO VETERANS, ARE STRUGGLING FOR FINAL Miss Collett Meeting Miss Cummings in Battle of Youth,

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SPORTS. GROH AND DUGAN RATED AS STAND.OFF IN ABILITY i Both Temperamental, With Yankee Most Handicap- i ped Thereby, But...

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EISEMAN’S Match'Y our Odd Coats With Qur Special TROUSERS Make use of your coats and vests. Match them up . 65 with our...

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’ Actual photographs of the coats as posed by girls of the Main Street Follies now showing at The Shubert-Belasco. And on...

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34 ADVERTISEMENT. il |HOW TO GET RID OF | DANGEROUS DANDRUFF If yon bave dandruff you must get rid of it quick—it's...

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- A - 4 7’ ’ 2 THE EVENING S)I‘AR‘. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922. 35 e = = to Petrograd, where they will be |

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res- : - m -and - Consumer HAN{:EE TOVISIT Both have Confidencein i EX _KAJSER S[mN port . Gen. Hernandez fled, leav- ing his

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WOMAN'S PAGE. The Wife Who Wouldn't Settle Down! A Sequel 0 “Brides Will Be Brides” FEATURES, ITTLE CORIES | Bfifingffir:....

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TUBERGULAR CLAIMED State Santoria Heads Describe Naked Children Romping on Ice to Regain Health. By the Associated Pres...

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WANTED—SITUATIONS. HELP AND SITUATIONS. ‘WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS Continued. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. (Continued). MALE—Continued.

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10 AGTOMOBIL 5, BT C THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922. 7 ; . ROOMS, ETC. v AUTOMOBILES FOR...

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APARTMENT—TO LET. ATH A farnished; in a good Columbia -1 ‘references required. RATIL building. Ydate apt. Reat, an o leaso

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i NGy 1) RSt THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922. REAL ESTATE. D5 REAL ESTATE. : v ALE...

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FOR SALE—HOUSES. AUCTIONS, AUCTION SALES. ‘THIS AFTERNOON. THE EVENING AUCTION SALES. rd STAR, 'WASHINGTON, AUCTION SALES.

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NASONS TOASSIT CORNER STONE RITE on Concealed-Weapon Charge. Albert R. Harley, man, pleaded gulilty a young white to -charges