Evening Star dated July 30, 1924

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WEATHER. Local thundershowers tonight and tomorrow, cooler tomorrow; moderate west to southwest winds. ‘Temperature for 24

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2 PTCHED BATILE STAGED WITH KLAN Attempts of Masked Order to Meet in Bay State Towns Stir Trouble. FIVE HURT IN LANCASTER...

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Hot water =] Sure Relief A Wonderful Lot of Merchandise Displayed in Show Window, to Be Sacrificed AT v PRICE. Salvatore...

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FOLLETTE SEEKS TO TAKE NEW YORK Strenuous_Fight Planned. to. Secure Electoral Votes From Empire State. MIGHT ~ BACK HYLAN...

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THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1924 : i SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE DAVIS T0 ATTACK HONESTY OF €. 0.P.

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-THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Editlon. x WASHINGTON, D. C. ‘WEDNESDAY.....July 30, 1824 . Editor 75nononn W. NOYES *

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Open Saturdays Until 2 PM. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1924. POLICE SCOURCITY FOR “IACK” BAILEY

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SOCIETY ‘Mr. Frank W. Stearns, White House Guest,. Left Last Evening for Visit in R. FRANK W. STEARNS left the White House

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ACOUITTAL MoTI0 DENIED IN KILLING Court Holds Men Accused of Slaying Policeman Purcell Must Be Tried. Chief Justice McCoy in

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PEYSERTOATTACK PSYCHDLORY TESTS Wants Special School Board Meeting to Consider New Policy. ‘The psychological tests in the

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PHONE DATA ASKED INRATES DISPUTE Maryland Public Service Commission Seeks Light on Question of Increase. By the Associated

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MEXCANRELATIONS NOW ON FIRM BASE Warren Says Nothing Stands + in Way of Friendship and t Increasing Trade. By the Associated

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INVENTOR OF RAY SEEKNG AVTITE Matthews, Nearly Blind From Action of Invention, Now in New York. By the Associated Prese. NEW

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14 T5 HURT N CRAGH BAL ORDERS MINED Passenger Car and Freight . Train Come Together on Curve Near Charlotte. By the...

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FIVE IN CUSTODY "IN RUN-RING CASE Warrants Served on Indict- ments Returned in Florida. D. C. Men Involved. JACKSONVILLE,...

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16 SV gisassass B e Remnants of Draperies and Curtains | Materials including silks, Cretonnes, etc., are assemblec and marked

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OLYMPIC ROWING CHAMPIONS. Kelly and Costello, just after winning the double sculls for America at Argenteuil, being...

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TETHARD SHOES CLUE I MURDER E’Iate and Wearing Apparel Identified by Sister of i § Modiste, Thought Slain. B the Associated

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20 v 5$50,[m GAMPAIGN I — l P& Homewhers in the World.” _ Drink Dikeman’s Delicious Orange Beverage at Our Sanitary Soda...

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450 Willow Chairs Direct From Belgium e .‘§ —Big, roomy, comfortable chalirs, 7 at the lowest prices we've ever quoted! They

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= m TATHEORALNEEDS *FREENANS THENE 5’Bishop of Washington Urges = Necessity for Completion of Edifice in Five Years. ! YORK

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WP TOFEATURE NAVY BAND HUSIG. o Go on Air Tonight at 7:30 | s as Initial At- traction. =WCAP will broadcast as its chief...

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AMUSEMENTS Poli's—"Iolanthe." For the ninth week of the Hopper engagement at Poll's, Mr. Hopper and his organization will...

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. COFFEE SHORTAGE DANGER PASSING: Early Shipments Expected to Reach U. S.—Retail Prices Remain Unchanged. Special Dispatch to

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FINANCIAL STOCKS IN TUMBLE INFINAL TRADING FINANCIAL HAYNES MADE HEAD OF COMMITTEE D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULYV 30, 1924, [ vou

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_FINANCIAL. FURTHERDECLINE INPOULTRYPRCES Heavy Receipts, Moderate Demand — Meats Drag. Fruit, Vegetable Review. A further

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SPORTS. IN LOSING FINAL TO TRIBE MENTAL LAPSES FREQUENT Weak Hitting, Headless Base Running and Wobbly . Fielding Causes Loss

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MOST OF CHAMPIONSHIPS ARE DECIDED ON GREENS " Average Players Fail to Give Proper Attention to This Angle of Game and...

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Knitted Dresses, $9.75 ‘Were $19.50. 9 Knitted Dresses of wool and Rayon; med; poudre blue, jade, white, tan and gray....

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Monkeys on Embroidered Frocks BY MARY MARSHALL Have you seen the new picture frocks? They zre not picture...

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HELP AND SITUATIONS." ‘ !, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1924, HELP MALE INSTRUCTION COURSES. g \ | FOR SALEAUTOMOBILES. “REVER

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Continued. STANDARD FIGHT COUPE. 1923: perfect throaghout, mew tires: car good as new. Here s your chance o own a good car

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O 3 MOD ng roums. private 1 IRVING riment. entire seiond floo Ricely furnished rooms. private lom range. electricity and...

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REAL FOR SALE OR EXCEANGE CHEVY CHASE, D. C. Sew room. semi bungalow. 30 Morrisr et ety ‘\‘\”,'u““ o, buding. 1ot ST Ceam...

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REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—HOUSES. | FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. | FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. | FOR...

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rustees’ Sale of Valuable Tract of Land in Murdock’s Subdi- vision of “Friendship,” As- sessed as Parcel 16-1, Contain- ing 6

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STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, ‘z;k:;‘:e:‘::;‘;‘:.‘:u;“:v.'.r&“?::fl.‘:‘:: “BACK TALK” PERMITTED. on a calibrated dial