Evening Star dated July 30, 1925

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WEATHER (14 Partly _cloudy skowers; little change in t Temperatures—Highest, today: lowest, 57, Full report on page 7....

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2 * (AR LINES OPPOSE "~ NANDATORY STOPS Formal Protest on New Rul- ing Is Likely—See Handi- cap to Traffic. A letter...

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o | NN DEBTBASS (SOalmwmm ‘We are able to make deliveries of hard coal in all sizes. Is your bin filled? John P. Agnew & Co.,

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g~ EXPLAINS INCREASE IN SANITARY TAXES, Chairman Delegation Growth Necessitated 'To a large delegation representing...

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GIRL, 16, ELOPES WITH WEDDED MAN Movie Theater Usher Marries | Chauffeur at Rockville. Gives Age as 18. L r-old Helen...

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THE EVENING STAR __ With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGZON, D. C. July 30, 1925 THEODORE W. NOYES. .. .Editor The Evening

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SUPERVISORS CITED ON JAIL CONDITIONS | Arlington Court Directs County Board to Appear and Show Cause, Special Dispatch to The

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8 SOCIETY The Ambassador of Spain, Senor Riano, Will Leave Next Week for Southern Visit. SOCIETY. HE Ambassador of Spain,|

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NEW BRIGE RGED B TRADE BOARD Underground Wires and Opening of Many Streets Asked in Program. Extensive and comprehensive pro-

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C, THURSDA‘Y, JULY 30, 1925. Prese WITH PO'SOMNG BRIDE | youth had eloped 10 v\beel(s...

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VETERANS UNTE * TOFGHTCARTER Six Bodies Piedge to €arry War on Public Printer Before Nation. Condemning the adm tion of...

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" THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, }cny PLANNING BODY |SEVEN D.C. MEN ARRESTED To 0RGAN|ZE MONDAY Liquor Charges Made in Seizure

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$1,700, 000 Savmg by Fruit) " THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1925. 1 means lower average cost to con-

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e b PUBLISHER FOUNDS | $5,000,000 CHARITY Selects Protestants, Catho- liés and Jews to Handle Fund for Poor of Buffalo. By

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158,000,000 VOTED FOR BRITISH NAVY Cruiser - Building Program Forced Through—Pacific Figures in Debate. By the Associated...

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GASU[INE PRIGE [}UTI A GENTS IN DAKOTA State Ex;rands Campaign to,, Force Reductions—Plans 25 New Stations. MV WORD, o) HAVE

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A BIG DAY FOR LITTLE GUESTS OF THE GOSPEL MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL. thirty youngsters were entertained at Arlington Beach...

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13 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY , 1925, =— : : gardless of the results of the primary. | “regular,” and

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WINTON NFAVOR OFLOWER SURTAY Acting Secretary of Treasury Declares for Maximum of 20 Per Cent. Acting Secretary of the...

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DECLARES POSTAL DEFICIT IMAGINARY Farm Papers’ Spokesman Says Archaic Bookkeeping Distorts Real Facts. PHILADELPHIA, July-

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CRUSADE ON GRIME OPENEDBY CITIZENS Judge Gary Calls Meeting of Prominent Men to Start War on Lawlessness. By the Associated

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Firm: to Employes, F inds Tt Wreckqd Fur Dealer Robbed by Worker Who Was to Head Concern. WANTS NAVYTEST OF ‘DEATH STROKE...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. THL’RSDA\\', JULY 30, “Don't fret! Keep coolt Eat NPEFIRBATSH | SHREDDED =% : Sutuatlon

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Valuable Collection of Costa Blue Spruce at Home of Dr. Sterling TINY MUSICIAN WINS HARMONICA CONTEST Wart Championship Goes

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, A" Timeliness early! Housewares 2 SIDE ICING REFRIG- X S. White enamel lined. v imperfect....

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26 RADIO CONFERENCE MAY BE POSTPONED Constructive Program Not Ready, Delay Is Believed to Be Advisable. There are hints of an

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NEW YORK CURB MARKET . Received by Private Wire BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. NEW YORK, July 30.—The chief happening in the Curb

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o8 . SELLING PRESSURE -~ INLATE TRADING Wall Street List Closes Ir- regular—Many New Highs Early in Day. BY STUART P. 4]...

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FINANCIAL. BUTTER IS HIGHER ONLIGHT RECEIPTS Melons and Peaches Find Extra Good Sale—Beef Unchanged. ‘THE EVENING Bethlehem

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SPORTS. Covey Seeking 14th POLE AFTER BIG LEAGUE MARK FOR STRAIGHT WINS Johnson Is Pitching and Batting Hero of Last-Inning

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31 SPORTS. Music 1%_1)/_319 QUESTION NOW AGITATING MERMAID’S TRAINING CAMP American Girl Is Skeptical Over Advantage of Melo-

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U. S. Judge Forgets HONDREDS OFHIS |5, 2 P SEORED ON TARGET Dsrvine Whiky By the Associ d Press. INDIANAPOLIS, July 30.—A 10-

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16c and 20c Cottons 12%c Yard ant Bleached and Un- ched Cottons; lengths from 1 to 4 yards; Remnants of 36-inch ble...

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WG TOPRESENT ROMANY CONCERT Marine Band Music From Syivan Theater Also on Program for Tonight. THURSDAY, 4TO 4:30—Market...

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY. JULY 30. 1925 Dresses Slashed L. S. Plaut & Co. Below Cost Newark 15 Wool...

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3 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1925. BUBGE"’ IN RUSSIA_]————, Bryan Coavenite WEALTHY INDIAN...

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One of the Best M) stery Stories Ever Written By E. Phillips Oppenheir. ’ Out fomorrow New ' VictorRecords everybody every

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" WOMA N’S PAGE.” Temper as Misdirected Energy BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. little child flies into a ind is almost...

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WOMAN’S PAGE New Hats and Wraps of Velvet BY MARY July always ses When velvet make: haps that is natural, when we take our

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HELP AMBITIONS youns man by national b Tunner: state nd experience K. Star office. BARBER wanted, first-class. verience, for

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y 5 AUTOMOBILES, ETC. ____THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 30. 1925. " ROOMS, ETC. 41 , E ? illi i . BY

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42 APARTMENTS, ETC. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY. JULY 30. 1925. REAL ESTATE. APARTNENTS _UNFURNISHED. {ONCE

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REAL 'ESTATE. SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY. RAGE_SPACE FOR ¥ equinped Downtown 15 rooms. double garaze remodeled into offices....

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44 WHAT 2 ARE YOU KILLED? 1006 M ST. N.W. A really beautiful home. and at the price asked this 1e one of thi buve in the...

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AUCTIONS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1925. RESORTS. FOR A\\LE—-H(“ ES. ,¥ ALE OR RENT—HOUSES....

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. THURSDAY, JULY 30, 192 AERICAN WOMAN MURDERED ABROAD Mrs. H. D. Bowen, Berkeley, Calif.,