Evening Star dated July 6, 1924

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WEATHER. Unsettled weather today; tomorrow fair and elightly warmer; east twy Highest, 16 p.m. win, Full report on page 7.

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0.C. HEADS PREPARE -T0 FIGURE BUDGET Will Start Tomorrow on Con- sideration of Requests Ex- ceeding $35,C00.C00. NEW PROJECTS

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___THE SUNDAY STé_Bz WASHINGTONE‘ D. C, JULY GE 1924—Pé¥ e : 3isd Super-Leaders of Democracy Strive in Conference to Break

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T4 * Failure of Dark, Conferees Jammed on Choice To End €onvention Deadlock b e e McAdoo Defies Foes® Delegates. 1o ”_THE...

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REDS LOCKED 0UT "~ BY PROGRESSIVES Communist Tactics at Cleve- | land Convention Beaten at All Points. RADICALS MAKE THREAT

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D. C. SCHOOL HEALTH ORK HAS LAGGED Tuberculosis Association in Resoiutions Asks for Improvement. OTHER CITIES COMPARED...

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Degree to Be Conferred. The famous degree team of Atlan- tio Lodg No. 2, of Norfolk, Va., ¥. A. A. M., consisting of...

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] 1 [l S FE NS E N E NN NS EEEEEEEEEEN IIIIIIII4 The Loyalty of the \ Average Man By John W. Laird, Director of Research Thes

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Several Thousand Yards of Plain $4.79 .' : Yard G & 1lth Sts. Sevvice and Courtesy Established 1877 and Fancy Sllk-s at ; : ;

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FRANCE TO OUTLINE CONFERENCE STAND Herriot and Other Leaders Plan Pronouncement for Ailies. PREMIER FACING FIGHT Opponents

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iamese Fish Shoots Insects Off Vegetation for Its F ood Globule of Wates Aimed Accurately ; Every Time. 'THE SUNDAY STAR...

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Clearance! The Greatest JulyClearance in Qur History Starts Tomorrow HE JULY CLEARANCE SALE is a Lansburgh & Bro....

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JJ N 3 ~__THE SUNDAY STXR, WASHINGTON, D. O, JULY 6 1924—PART I — R Page 2 AU R TR R RO AR SRR TR IR R R A IOR AR IR ARTOR AR

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: : ~ THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON.” D.” C.“JULY & 1926 PERT 1. R Page 3 L% Storewide July Clearance Sales Now Is the Time to

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, . C. 93 Page 4 [ELILEHKLHEGHEEEGIBIGIEEIIEEI GRS GIE GGG GGG EIYY Storewide July Cleara JULY 6,

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BEGINS EXCAVATING SHRINE DOME BASE Catholic University to Have i 49 Tons of Steel in Each ' .° of Foundations. Excavation for

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SHALEGASFINDS DELAYFUEL CRS Usage of Natural Resource Believed Extended Thirty Years by Discoveries. By the Associated Press.

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O TAE SUNWIER STUDESATE. . Record Enroliment Expected to Be Boosted to 1,600 by End of Week. George Washington University...

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WAR SPIRIT ALIVE INGERMAN HEARTS Existence of War Material Inconsequential Compared | With Will to Fight._ HATE IS VOICED...

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'RADIO GOSSIP AND NEWS [ ‘Assurance was given by Secretary of Caommerce Hoover before he left Wash- ington last week for a