Evening Star dated July 26, 1926

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WEATHER. (U. S. Weathef‘Bureau Forecast.) Cloudy to partly cloudy tomorrow; little change in tempera- ture. Highest, 87, at

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1 ith Declares = Traction te’s Donation Nearly Half for Primary Race. - Br the Associated Press. i i CHICAGO, = July...

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2 DEATHS BLANED| * ON POISNLIQUR Two Dealers Arrested, One on Homicide Charge, in Buffalo, N. Y. By the Assoctated Press. [

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4 w FELLOW PRISONERS BADLY WP DURKN Kitier Thrashed After His Friend Makes Date With *’ICell Foe’s Sweetheart. By the...

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ZONE COMMISSION MAKES 6 CHANGES Reservoir Road and Far Northwest Action Put Off. Six Pleas Rejected. Acting upon the...

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OVERRULEFARRAL N FIRHT FR A Court Holds Confirmation by Senate Does Not Entitle i* Him to Commission. . Hoehling of. the...

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- THE .EVENING STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, 1926. D. C. MONDAY, JULY 26, Call Main 8780—and our Personal Shopping Bureau will shop for

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THE EVENING STAR With Sumhy Mornin, Editlon. MONDAY. ...July 26, 1926 THEODORE W. NOYES. .. .Editor The Evening Star...

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“Chileen and fools :peak the .trith.” You iay think we are chilish in bring- ing to our attention every ay the . fact that

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i v i KEITH'S—Judith Anderson. i The young emotional actress, Judith nderson, who drew lavish praise for et splendid work in

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tions. wear and buy another for 5c. ¥irst Floor. ZLLLLL 222 L A1 2172177 17772771727, N to 44. N N \ N N N N N N N N N N N N

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The Misty Pathway By FLORENCE RIDDELL (Copyright, 5 SYNOPSIS. Hichenda Peterson. a London office girl. wine £5.000 in_a...

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RIVER BANK SINKS, BURYING COAL YARD Railroad Along Waterfront at Memphis Tarn Up by 1,000- Foot Subsidence. By the Associated

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SOCIETY." SOCIETY Secretary of Agriculture Jardine to Be Judge at Benefit Flower Show at Southampton Thursday. HE Secretary

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PRESIDENTT0AD | v e LEGONPOST SEEKSf .. WARTROPHES| AIRPLANE INDUSTRY Will Discuss With Edsel Ford and Others_Plans for _ -

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3 8 2 ARSI ARG Yy pesssvavavasevwanteacy e e IRt Ie s 1L be aoBemenTEny S0 00 T30 Y. We are paying the price of a backward

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' _THE HVENING STAR, WAS MRS. COOLIDGE INSPECTS THE CAMPS OF THE MARINES. The men who guard the Summer White House at White

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WCAP TO FEATURE PERA ON PROGRAM: ecture on Old-Fashidned Garderr and Tax Return ! Explanation to Be Given. { Donizetti’'s...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, MONDAY, JULY 26 1926. ; - Third Day Tomorrow! Don’t Delay Your Shopping Trip—the Bargains

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SPORTS. Western Trip for 17 Games Offers Griffmen Little Chance to Gain Much Ground BY RIPLEY \ROYALTY T0 ATTEND | KNICKS AND

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SP ORTS. THE EVE NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, JULY 26, 1926. SPORTS. 21 Marines’ Faith Incentive fo Tunney : Australian

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0 ¥ PRICES ARE BETTER - INSTOCK MARKET, i i: ! S. Steel and heral Mo- fors Lead P.se—ml Shares i h.ot Prominent. BY .'s'l'l

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FINANCIAL, TRADING S SLOW IN GENTER MARKET Increased Receipts Tamor- row Expected by Dealers. Melons Moving. ‘There were not

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w OMAN’S PAGE. Cut-Outs for Decorative Effects BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. CUT-OUTS CAN BE USED WITH GOOD RESULTS ON HANGINGS

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WOMAN'S PAGE. French and English Scarf Styles BY MARY MARSHALL. PARIS. Of 10 scarfs sold in Paris shops at this time of the

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26 HELP—MALE. ADTOMECHAN, ®_make ANTCS, first class on al} ©f cars, must have local references. ick Carl. In. 25 H street n.

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BY W. J. ENR]GHT]MM Hotgl::‘—_l;'."nn“sm 418 11tk ST. S.W.—6 RMS. AND B. .onnon Wi x HE s'Ol!Y 3 I : i ‘ =7 4 8 re ; xu ’d

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REAL FOR RENT—STORES. (Continued.) TBIE E STREET N.W__FINE NEW STORE across from Washington Auditorium, $75 per month to good

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® MOST UNUSUAL CONDITION HAS ARISEN— A pretentious Home on upper Sixteenth street—in the section where the restrictions...

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AUTOSIN 1 STATES L 157 INMONTH North Carolina and Florida Lead With-43—1,031 Hurt in Same Period. By the Associated Press.