Evening Star dated August 18, 1924

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WEATHER. A ¥air tonight and tomorrow; contih- ued cool: moderate northwest and north winds. Temperature for 24 Nours ending

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- STRATEGY BOARD" - TOASSIST DAV Presidential Nominee a}td Party Leaders - Forming | Campaign Organization. By the Associated

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DAWES PLAN FINDS PLACE IN POLITCS Acceptance as Solution of Europe’s Problems Influenc- ing U. S. Campaign. BY DAVID...

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REPUBLICAN CHIEFS | FLOCK T0 DA Notification Ceremony Will Be Attended by Thousands Tomorrow Night. M EAES A ugust...

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ULTIATE VICTORY Expresses Appreciation of Support Tendered by Non- Partisan Committee. Confidence Is expressed by Senator La

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6 THE EVENING STAE, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1924 RUSSIA SINCE LENIN THIS AND THAT THE EVENING STAR __With'...

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1657 Thiryt-first street, yesterday, result of failing héalth for the past ar. Ho was a member of the As- Sociation of Oldest

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SOECTETY: SOCIETY Secretary of State, Mr. Hughes, Joined Last Evening by Mrs. Hughes And Their VANS vounge . CHARLES HUGHES

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CISTS OF BULDNG NOW ON DELLINE Economy in Methods Rather Than Wage and Material Cuts Brings About Saving.: BY J. C. ROYLE.

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. SLAIN INFANT FOUND. |! Boy Chasing Ball Stumblés on Body in Bushes. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.,...

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FUGITIVE BACK IN JAIL. lces ‘Ihlch deal with emigration ar. connmy—ls a logical and wholesome | Alleged Ne; layer Caj d...

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MARYLAND BLOCKS VIRGINIA FISHERMEN Armed Power Boat Sent to Bay for Patrol Duty Against Inva- sion of Waters. BALTIMORE, Md.,

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PRESIDENT IN VERMO! mouth with his family. s arrival Kerstone V BISHOP FREEM! WITH DEPEW. The Bishop of Washington on his...

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% % 0 THE : EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, 'AUGUST 18, 1924, TWO CONFESSIONS BY MCOY ALLEGED Police Hunt Friend Who

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% RADI STATIONS TOCARRY GONCERT illarine Band to Be Feature | Attraction of WCAP, ' WEAF and WMAF. The outdoor concert of the

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_(Continued from Yesterday's Star.) The men outside shouted and ap- plauded, while Beauty Smith, in an ecstasy of delight,

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A young woman who was busy- ing herself with the preparation of her college wardrobe wrote asking to know about the “advanced

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- D. C, MONDAY. 'AUGUST 18, 1924. SPORTS. Zahniser Will Face Jungle Cats Today : Helen Wills Has No Real Tennis Rival...

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Argentine Argentino i Argentine 7s. Austria 7w, 20 4 34 vi% 97 07 |Lih3y 12 100% 100% 100% | Lib 24 * FINANCIAL. : THE...

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FINANCIAL FEDERAL-AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK RESOURCES $13.000.000 1315 F ST Jonn PeotLs sunwem C., MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1924 GORN,

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MAN, expe: leyesd ; drive Ford. Carty, Eiving ax. Ccxperienc Address Box e ence and 'sulary capected. S0, Biar ‘o BOY to...

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AUTOMOBILES, ETC. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ‘C, MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1924. ROOMS, ETC. 93 n KEEPING UP WITH THE...

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- s B SALE—BUSINESS SALE, REASONABLE: EASY Tovme: Smiacrn ‘hrea.story 'and Hght baseme corner building, in heart of bus....

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RESORTS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. . Continued. EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS In modern homes from 6 to 15 room: 2 (Coprright, 1924, by the...

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e INSTALLED ATG. . " pRependable gEarthquakes Assured by Institution’s Observatory. The mological observatory. last 1 first

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%5 | Tloodward & Lothrop B “The Semi-Unnual Sale of Furniture and Rugs at Specrally Lowered Prices Distinctive Living Room

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LOTHROP SE MI-ANNUAL FURNITURE WOODWARD & AND Cane Living Room Suite, in plain or brocaded| velour upholstery: Davenport has

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WOODWARD & LOTHROP For the combination living- dining room; this set of Cabi- net Console, Mirror, Gateleg Table and Windsor

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WOODWARD & LOTHROP SEMI-ANNUAIL FURNITURE AND RUG INING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 138. 1924. This Sale Offers Real...