Evening Star dated July 27, 1924

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WEATHER. Fair and slightly warmer today; tomorrow partly ocloudy; gentle northerly winds. Temperature for twenty-two hours

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HUGHES' PARIS TRIP MAY SAVE HERRICT Secretary Expected to Per- suade Poincare to Yield on Sanctions. BY JOHN L. BALDERSTON.

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"¢ FRANKS CASE HELD CHALLENGE T0 AGE Noted Chicagoans Discuss Reactions Toward Brutal Slaying. SERIOUS POINTS RAISED < Might

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FEDERAL PAY ROL 15 §1,067.891,376) Employes in District Will Re- ceive $11,171,409 in Current Fiscal Year. 500,000 WORKERS

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Y\ i 78Vl /8Y. 78\ /@Vi 7@V (Ye) | 8\ 78\ 78 D A W X 1$2.95 New FUR CHOKERS it Jength, head with clasp, bushy tail; [ SZ Silk

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 27, 1924—PART 1. ke e Final Week of the July Cledrance Sale Brings Sweeping Redu...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0 JULY 27, 1924—PART 1. Two 7c Cakes Soap With This Coupon and 9 . Two regular 7c cakes of

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LA FOLLETTE SHOWS STRENGTH IN OHIO Surprising Independent Talk Appears and Indications Point to Uncertainty. Special Dispateh

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‘s " July 208 ORYCASES CLEARED UP HERE U. S. Branch of Police Court Now in Shape to Relieve Congested Docket. For the first

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10 STRAYDOG CATCHER RETIRES FOR AGE “Capt.” Joe Burrell for 30 Years Was Terror of Un- licensed Canines. 2,697 TAKEN DURING

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WORLD GRAIN CROP IS ABOVE AVERAGE Yield, However, for Year Is Below Last Season, Says Institute Report. CANADA 4 PER CENT...

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12 . THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 27, 1924—PART .1. = AR AR A R R A A A AR A AR A AR AR AR AR R R R AR AR AR AR AR

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to the American republic.” According to the sculptor, the min- | expense whatever for its construction EXERCISES TO BE HELD

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“FURNITUR‘ O Jhe August Sale.l° LIFETIME FURNITURE @egins 070 morrow You Can Replenish Your Home Now for a Very Little...

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SCORNED WOMAN MOUREY S NEMESIS Rejected, Girl Vowed Ven- geance and for 19 Years on Trail of Thief. Br Consol date SAN FRA

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16 THE: SUNDAY' STAR, WASHINGTON, D , JULY 27, 1924—PART 1 TARDIEU BELIEVES REAL INTENT AT LONDON IS TO FREE RUHR Declares

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WILL NOT DIGTATE STATE PLATFORMS Davis Denies He Will Try to interfere With New York Anti-Klan Plank. WANTS SMITH TO RUN...

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1 8 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, JULY 27, 1924—PART 1. G & 1lth Sts. Pure Silk Gloves STYLE NOTES The three new Autumn

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JULY 27, 1924—PART 1. 19...

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ELOPING COUPLE HELD F1 50000000 RAIL [ oo MERGER REPORTED | st by Accident. ety ie”) SHINDLING SCHENE Nickel Plate, C. & 0.,

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. 0P AWATING DEMOCRAT ATTACK Campaign Moves Slowly, With Little Impetus on Either Side. SHAVER PROVES TACITURN Butler, on...

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KU KLUX KLANHIT BYN.Y. SOCIALISTS Convention Gets Promise of La Follette to Consider Labor Party. ssoclated Press. 'W YORK,

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TOUR OF AMERICA - BYWALES DISTANT May Not Me Possible for Five Years—England Sends Polo Ponies. BY JOHN L. BALDERSO! LONDON,

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9 JONTHLY BUYING * OF COMLIS URGED Engineer Committee Favors This as Way to Check Price Flurries. Assoclated Press. NEW YORK,

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HSTOCKS REACH L= NEW HIGH LEVELS === fliils, Sugars, Publw Utility Shares-and Others Climb «- in Saturday Trading. FOREIGN...

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FINANCIAL. MANY BANKS GET BACK ONTO FEET President’s Credit Plan of Last Spring Proves of Great Benefit. BUMPER CROPS HELP

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LEAD IN DISCOVERY Amateurs Among Youth in Experiments Brings Radio’s Greatest Progress. i PATENT OFFICE FLOODED Eleven...

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12,000 Pieces of White China Seconds—Clearance Priced 3c to 19¢ Each —A “special purchase of this china makes possible this

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nis July Cles $10.95 to $12.50 Values in Printed Voile Dresses Also Linens, Etc. 795 —Such an opportunity! A clearing of...

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EDITORIAL - SECTION EDITORIAL PAGE NATIONAL PROBLEMS SPECIAL ARTICLES Part 2—12 Pages AMERICA’S MEAL TICKET IS ITS INCOME TAX

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{THE EVENING STAR, With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. SUNDAY..........July 27, 1924 THEODORE W. NOYES. . . ....

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EVERYDAY RELIGION By RT. REV. JAMES Bishop of INSPIRATION POINTS, SAIAH, 51, part 1st verse: the rock whence “Look unto ve

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JULY 27, 1924—PART 2 K=" NORA de ALFARO, Wife of the Minister R : e N s ¢ —— -...

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. SOCIETY. . JULY 27, 1924—P, SOCIETY. C]’levy Chase Folk ] T R 3 3 Cap tal Folk Hosts WHITES ENTERTAINING < ; SRRl o Plan

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SOCIETY _~Cook Book Was Basis of Romance in Life i Of Senator Wheeler 1 Met Girl Now His Wife! While Selling Volume toi...

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SO ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY The wedding of Miss Irva Hunton Kemper, daughter of Mrs. Harry Pisher Kemper, to Mr. Norman Earle...

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SOCIETY. : 3 5 WASHINGTON, D. : SOCIETY. z 5 and most opulent familiys. and she Tales of Well Known Folk : o % T T e ey...

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SOCIETY. This column is conduc District_of Columb Tarent- Teacher - Assoc ational Congre ed by the Congress of ns, branch of

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- AROUND THE CITY By Nannie Lancaste: A woman was reading by an open window. It was a big window, +haded by a forest-green

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( : Dlvergent National Issues Causes Allies to Hit Snag i . .. ana Belgi (Continy cern, the F but also ench, totally...

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MRS. LA FOLLETTE TO TAKE PART IN HUSBAND’S CAMPAIGN Wife Has Been Real Helpmate During Sen- ator’s Career. Met in University

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< MABRTHA HEDMAN Keiths WILLARD LOVIS, News andComment By W. H. Landvoigt. NLIKE the remainder of the country, Washington...

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AMU Claire’s Vocal A LATRE WINDSOR, whose perform- ance opposite Bert Lytell, in “A Son of the Saraha,” was considered one of

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A Veteran Wit VWITH all that stands for the best in drama—tragedy. comedy, po- etic drama, but the \merican stage h had a...

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IGHT opera seems to be staging such a pronounced “come-bac» Washington, St. Louis and other cities this summer that Milton

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. OTORS and Motor Law Complexity Blamed Upon Intersectional I gnorance Traveling in U. S.

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YOUNG GENERATION PROVIDES MARKET Desire for Independence Makes Possible Increase of 15,000,000 Cars in Service. People who

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 27, 1924—PART 3. SAD00 N PREES GVEN FOR 193 Motorists Declare Reliability and...

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Robert M. Smyth of Buffalo, N. Y. Las been selected as national rehab- ion the Disabled American to handle organization au.

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CHAPTER I, The Trall of the Meat. Dark spruce forest frowned on ‘®ither side the frozen waterway. The trees had been stripped

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 27, 1924—PART 3. HE HECHT CO. HALF YEARLY Beginning Tomorrow, the Most Wonderful...

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BUCKS MAKE ONLY THREE HITS OFF SHERROD SMITH Score Is 2 to 0, Tribe Getting Both Tallies Off Zachary Early in Contest—Winning

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2 THE- SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON\‘. D. C, JULY 27, 1924—SPORTS SECTION. Sandlot Teams Offer Many Good Games : Tunney Is Merely

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Potomacs Score in Southern Rowing Regatta : Western Golf Titleto Johnston BEATS SECKEL BY MAKING LONG PUTT ON LAST HOLE Sinks

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REIGN OF KID LINKSMEN The ‘Smmese Twins” of Golf Explamed Here by an Expert IN TiITLE PLAY IS BROKEN . Two Crucial Points in

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FICTION- Part 5—8 Pages MAGAZINE SECTION The Sundy Stae N FEATURES WASHINGTO! SUNDAY MORNING, JULY Scout for Science Eludes

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO: D. C, JULY 27 1924 -PART 5. Single Bullet Wins Peace After Conflict With Savage Horde The...

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First Collection of Casts Made From Living Subjects Contains One From Miss Owen—Con- ‘ sidered by Experts as Type of American

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HE train was nearing that un- known point marked on the ticket. Philip Lambert, sitting erect in his section, looking with

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Stephen Leacock Pictures Every Man and His Friends, and Tells About the Thoughts That Pass Through the Mind, but Never Are

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6 GA g "~ _"THE SUNDAY ' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. By Albert Payson Terhune A Lawyer, Trained in Crime Detection, Evolves a...

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C BY MARY MARSHALL. O the lapidist and jewelry con- noisseur there must be some- thing amusing, if not actually sad, to...

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“THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, Jhe Hub OFF WITH A RUSi A Deposit Will Hold Any Merchandise Bought During This Sale New...

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GRAPHIC SECTION % S . Rk . Arrival of the American aviators in Paris, where they were given a big welcome. An official...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.—GRAVUEL SECTION-JULY A “floating dinner party” in Great Salt Lake, Utah. The diners are

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THE THE SUMMER MAN By W. E. HILL. Copyright, 1924, by the Chicago Tribunc. The country gentleman who for three, or possibly

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THE SUNDAY SNTAR, WASHINGTON, American girl athletes in the parade at opening of the Olympic games, Colombes Stadium, Paris.

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C.—GRAVURE SECTION—JULY 27, 1924, Price and Frank W. Mead, avi- b Naval Air Station, who broke duration record July 12. They

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Opening of the Olympic games. The photograph shows the ceremony of mass- ing the colors of

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.—GKAVURE SECTION-JULY 27, 1924. New Girl Scout teahouse erected, motorists and picnic...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. .—GRAVURE SECTION—JULY 27, 1924. Olympic gowns, which have creaied a sensation in Paris. The

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- The Sundiy St WASHINGTON, D. C. JULY 27, 1924. COMIC SECTION NOT SO LOUD- MD..SWEE 1S CALLING ON ELINOR NOW — JUDGE WRIT

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out DRIVIN' witw IM THIS AFTERNOON! TRA LA LAH LALAH HERE COMES ANOTHER FELLER POP! HE'S TRYIN' TO PASS VS! LETS SEE THE HOW

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You'RE JUST A GREAT Ble BRUTEY JUusT Be- CAUSE VYou ARE BIG AnD\ | STRONG YouU CAN TAKE | ol o) A»: : ADVANTAGE aF US ek DT ’

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