Evening Star dated September 2, 1924

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WEATHER. TUneettled tonight, probably show- ers, cooler; tomorrow fair. Tempera- ture for twenty-four hours ending at 2 p.m.

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-BUTLER MAY REPLY ONLABOR RUMORS G. 0, P. Said to Have Paid i Expenses of Conferees With President Here. The attention of the

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LGHTS WL EOUP Installations Will Include Six- teenth Street and Penn- . sylvania Avenue. ely 1.000 of the new or- ental...

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REBELS OPEN FIGAT CLOSE T TNGERS lnflbrnational Complications Feared if Tribesmen Attack City. BY WILLIAM E. NASH. By Radio

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TOOGE DECLINES TOTRY WHEELER : Jurist’s Action Delays Hear- ing_ of Charges Against La Follette’s Running Mate. By the...

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With Sunday Morning Edition. " WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY. . .. .September 2, 1924 TEEODORE W. NOYES. . . . Editor The Evening

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\ MRS. F. L. “Mrs. 018, a out oW sral Frank resident 15 vears. died at nd a York rvic L. Holland. of th her avenue, yesterd s

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SOCIETY. D. C. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1924, SOCIETY. O their home at Newport. Mr. and Mrs. | were guests over the week end of

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. FRANCELIES .S ARERESSIN RULE ’Definition in Anti-War Pact May Be Advocated at Geneva Conference. BY PAUL SCOTT MOWR B Cable

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10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1924 Special for Wednesday Special for Wed- Speeinl for...

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12 DURANT ‘Jtist @ Real Good Car” L/ LLLLL 22 LI L LI L L L LT 1L 12T I 72207 { FIVEMEN IN KLAN AFFRAY IDENTIFIED One of Dead

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ONUS INSURANCE OLICIES PREPARED Fi)rm for Certificate Ready ‘for Approval by Director Hines. The Unfted States Government...

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6. - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1924, —-—— e R MEAI- WHH HRED U. S. RUM CHASING BOAT |fouss

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CAN YOU FIND THE PRINCE OF WALE: photograph was taken yesterday aiternoon, when the beir to the British throne saw Epinard,

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WOULD END VAL LABOR BARD J dvocates More Flexible “‘Machinery for Handling Dis- MASKS ARE BANNED. T 3,000 Klansmen and Women

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/OBREGON CHARGES . THAT ENVOY LIED !Says Cummins Sent False " Reports to London on Affairs in Mexico. Ry the Associated Press

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NEW RALNERGER FERED HOLDERS Vanw‘ Sweringen Brothers Submit Plan to Unite 9,000 Miles of Eastern Roads. Br the Associated...

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FLEONG MEETING OWS T0 WEATHER Tong Members in No Hurry “to Consider Business as Thermometers Mount. The Oriental comple the

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THE EVENING STAR, WAS GTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1924. 7c Fairy Soap IT PAYS TO Three Cakes, 11c Fairy Soap, for...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, Coupon 5 11Y%5¢ With This Coupon Only Standard Apron Ginghams, in

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‘HE OWL’S HOUSE A Thrilling Adventure Story 3 By Crosbie Garstin Copyright, 1924. by Frederick A. Stekes Ce. (Continued from

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WOULD GUT COSTS OF RUNNING AUTOS Engineers Seek to Reduce Weight and Also Conserve 0il and Gasoline. BY J. €. ROYLE. cial...

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26 * WALL STREET LIST TURNS IRREGULAR Steel Above 110—Motor Stocks Higher—Strength Shown in North American. BY STUART P. W

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‘ FINANCIAL. DRPLTRY CHEAPER BEEF INDENAND Butter and Egg Prices Are Same as Last Week in Wholesale Market. Tncreased demands

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l}UCKS DRILL PORTS. TOMORROW IFOR TILTS WITH RED SOX Club’s Fighting Spirit Earns Two Labor Day Wins Over Macks—Harrismen...

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S PORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. ' No Startling Upsets in Holiday Sports KEEN CONTESTS FEATURE ‘BIG LABOR DAY...

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88 3 SEMEN emarraoie vatues now in Belasco—"M-~rried Life," by = Prince Bibesco. After being heralded as a plav- wright of

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THE _EV. ETNING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER: 2, 1924. THE HUB, 7th and D Sts. N.W. THE HUB, 7th and D Sts.