Evening Star dated July 3, 1924

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WEATHER. tonigh not _muc! Partly cloudy generally fair; temperature.. 76 at 3 p.m. v 8:30 am. tod Full report on page...

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METHODISTS STUDY UNITY RESOLUTION New Conference, to Insure Legality, Proposed by Southern Church. FEAR PRESENT SESSION See

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Number of Ballots Promises to Break All Records FRIENDS SAY BRYAN MADE BAD MISTAKE Speech for McAdoo Held Only to Have Made

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[ 1 TITANIC STRUGGLE . TOCONTROL PARTY Bryan’s Reading of Conserv- ative Out of Possibilities Stirs Rabid Backfire. McADOO

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1924. e e e e e ey U AN g O e THE DARIEN DEADLINE BY LEMUEL F. PARTON.

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LIBRARY TO CLOSE. The central building and the tranches of the Public Library will be closed all day tomorrow. Satur- day,

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SOCIETY SOCIETY Brig. Gen. and Mrs. to President and Mrs. Coolidge, Returning to Chicago. RIG. GEN. AND MRS. CHARLES G. DAWES

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* ATLANTAELK BAND 1S AT WRG TONIGHT Will Give Program if Balloting at New York Does Not Interfere. A concert by the Elks'...

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CONCLAVEHEAR 0F . SEADOLS N. E. A. Groun Told of Assets of Junior High Schools by Supt. Ballou. "TEST HERE IS PRAISED Capital

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CHARGES ATTACK M- E- " MADE ON SCHOOLS Attempt to Discredit Their Work Alleged by Secretary of N. E. A. > ANNUAL REPORT...

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LEAGUE SOCIETIES BACK U. 5. ON HATT Express Satisfaction Troops Will Be Withdrawn as Soon - as Possible. FIERY PROTEST MADE

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AT OPENING OF CAMP GOOD WILL YESTERDAY. on the camp grounds. i THE TES CHEER THE SENATOR FROM WlSCONSll.VA ‘Washingon had a