Evening Star dated July 29, 1926

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WEATHER. U. 8. Weatlier Bureau Forecast.) "Rain tonight and tomorrow; much change in temperature. Temperatures—Highest,...

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EDTOCITE VARE 1D FOR EINTEMPT 1 { Slenator Warns Witness After { i 2 Latter Flatly Refuses to Answer Questions. B the...

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(= BOOKS BOUGHT "= -'n.-m. Them In” or Phone Fr. 5416 PEARLMAN’S, 933 G St. NW. Oil g:lnlell 1411 N.Y. AVE. MAIN»63780‘...

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RVERFAONT URGED . FOR MARKETTE Aréa Near, Has \Car Service and Gffers Land\for Sheds, Wridley BrowniSays. . i Wrisley Brown.

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MILLIONS IN DEBTS ARE OWED TOD.C. Some Accounts Have Run for 16 Years and Only a Few I Suits Have Been Filed. (Continued from

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ONEKILLED, 2HURT INNIGHT TRAGEDY Police Believe Men Attacked Gjrband Then Had Auto Accidént Fleeing. | By the Associated...

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CANADIANS GIVE UP t LQUORS FRYINE Decrease in Gross Revenues Under Quebec Plan Re- veals Situation. (Continued from Fifst...

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. 'WASHINGTON, D. C. | TRURSDAY.......July 9. 1026, THEODORE W. NOYES. .. ....

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The Star Hour Will Be the Happy Hour of the Day While you are av you'll enjoy nothing more than the hours you will spend in

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10 - THE EVENING m IAmerican Buyers of German Marks WARWITHORENT DECLARED RENOTE Peril of Asiatic Dominence Discounted by...

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Umbrellas—Small Lots for Clearance {65) $5.00 Colored Gloria U'm- brellas, in 10.rib_style, with pretty "Wood handles,...

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» Sk ————— TN R. HARRIS &« CO o Savasetor s gSRE IR, CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED SATISFACTORY TERMS ARRANGED For As Little As *50

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10-in. Black Label Victor Records m ' o | Kk Week End Candy Special (Double Face) pecia [8c each. 6 for $1 ' nnfimarh...

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e - FIRES SWEEPING OVEREACODACRES Idaho and Washington For- est Destruction Continues Despite Hard Fight. By the Assoctated

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Bt : THE - EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. essssse==NO CARRYING CHARGES ADDED TO CHARGE ACCOMMODATIONS Month End Short Lot Dau!

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Summer shades. Sport and Tailored Hats +* G STREETAT ELEVENTH - % Sensational Specials in Millinery! " Meadowbrook Hats, $5

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UNLOADING WAR RELICS HERE AT THE NAVY YARD. g il THE EVENING The Army transport Chateau Thierry nosed her way up the Potomac

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THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1928 BOY, 16, HELD IN SLAYING [dar, was bsd ta il totay OF TENNESSEE MAN, 7O/ searet that shouic o s Sy he

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SYNOPSIS. Peterson. a London office girl in a riewspaper contest. and The east coast decides to spend it in travel of Africa

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SOCIETY," The Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg ¢ Entertaining Visitor for Few Days In Suburban Home. HE Secretary of State

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TWO OTHERS CTED INTRAFFIC CUTTING Police Continue Efforts to Break Up Practice of Leav- ing Lines. Two arrests were made...

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FRIES DENOUNCES HOMESTUDY PLAN Declares System Is on a Par! With “Rotten Correspond- | ence School” Teachers. hools is on a

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THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1926. 2305 Eighteenth street, and Gol JVWEST PUNISHES 'YOUTHS. the pen of Owen Wister, Western One Blast.

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ori THE EVENING -STAR, WASHINGION, D. €. THURSDAY,” JULY 29, 1926. $1.59 Stamped Nightgowns Fine(quulity splash voile stamped

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NG _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JULY 29., 1926. 25 pson is right just now to give dollar values in Summer e year....

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DAVIS NOW FIGHTS - TWO-THIRDS RULE Defeated Democratic Nom-| - inee Joins Committeemen : to End Tie-Ups. Dy the Ansociated

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HINDL THEOSOPHIST URGES FRATERNITY Krishnamurti Tells Star of East Congress to, Make Others Happy. By the Associated Press.

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~ 28 | THE EVENING STORY | (Copyright. by M. E. Bertram.) Look for Love. 2 old car gave a few pro nged sighs and paused. It

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RETAIL TRADE HAS FOUND FAST PACE Americans Buylng and Con- suming Goods at Almost | Unprecedented Rate. ‘ — | BY J. C. ROYLE.

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FINANCIAL STEEL AND MOTORS SET HIGH RECORDS Other Shares Drawn Along in| Wave of Buying in Two Big Leaders. BY STUART P....

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FISH ARE SCARCE | INMARKET TODAY Buyers Numerous — Storm Sends Prices Higher. v Croakers in Supply. Municipal Fish Market was

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" 82 RN BOATSFGHT INFEUD ONLANE Big Combine Uses Safe| Routes, Smaller Dealers Fol- | low, Resulting in Battle. By the...

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esignation 1q the fate that' fi hcflka famlly indaced the delphia telrphono clerk. \!Iu tong Mumna ot . “soldfers,” each |8 ¥ip

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Knowledge of Materials in Buying BY, 'here i3 no housewife who does not 1t to know exactly what she is get- rg when she’...

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WOMAN'S PAGE. Fashions for Women Move Slowly BY MARY MARSHALL. PARIS. It is the fashion reporters in Paris, not the great...

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WOoOMA NS ‘PAGE. Making the Most of Your Looks BY DOROTHY STOTE. Dear Ann: I saw a woman at the theater wear- ing a Dlack...

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SPORTS. HELD TO BE NOW ON PAR WITH NET GAME ABROAD American Champion Auributes Improvement in the Brand of Play Displayed...

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38 SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1926. SPORTS. Manager Harris Confident Nationals Can Yet

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SP ORTS MANAGER “CONNED” JACK INTO BEING GREAT FIGHTER Defeat of Willie Meehan ent Coming Champion’s Stock Sky High After...

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40 MARINE BAND DUO - ON'WRG TONIGHT Special Horn and Flute Num- ber in Concert—Other Mu- sical Features. A late organ recital

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CELLANEOQUS., THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1926. ’ "AUTOMOBTLES, "ETC. +ohOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.

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ROOMS, ETC. + 'RENT ROOMS—FURNISHED. (Continued.) TA RD.—Cool, om: all conveiiiences: 1510 COLUM Lurnished seous hot m4 E.

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APARTMENTS, ETC. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, _ArarTuENTS_UXTURNISHED. |HIGH LIGHTS OF HISTORY ST, Registered U, S.

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44 - REAL ESTATE. THE, EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1926. REAL ESTATE, FOR SALE—HOUSES....

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AUCTIONS ATOTIAN KT E FOR S‘QLH?USIS- m IALE—IIOUI-. A'l!‘ll(:".kniyr si\lAI-“b. AU praty.s ) . Y . l - r\un w In you. SALI

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U.S. CULTURE WINS PRAISE OF GUSTAF Prince Makes Farewell Ad- cress in' Frisco Prior to Sailing for Orient. SAN FRANCISCO,...