Evening Star dated August 1, 1926

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ATHER. ther Bureau Forecast.) ¢ and tomorrow; some- ner tomorrow est, 77, at at § p.m report on page 7. Tempera- midnight;

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2 AERO ASSOCIATION URGES PORT HERE Sites Near Benning Road or Hains Point Suggested for Future Field. The first official move

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o o a1 BOULEVARDROUTE ADVANTAGE SEEN Maj. Brown, in Tour, Shows Beauty, Convenience and in_view of the uproar in Arling- ton

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a2 4 PERSUADING POWER OF PRESS DOUBTED Williamstown Speakers Dis- parage Written Word as Great Opinion Moulder. By the...

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. GARAGEBLOCKING . GAPITAL ENTRANGE Stands in Way of Proposed Avenue From Station to Peace Monument. BY WILL P. KENNEDY. The

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| | BARON DE CARTIER | HAS RARE RECORD New Dean of Largest Diplo- matic Corps in Worlg First | Came Here 24 Years Ago. Baron

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, _— e ATLANTA SLAYING BAFFLES POLICE Murder of Underworld Foe Called Similar to Recent Noted...

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Soiled and mussed goods, surplus lots, broken tic reductions For years Washington - people have learned to look for this...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. "““‘ Fommage Sd he most popular silks used to fashion smart Summer frocks may be selected

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! NO CARRYING CHARGES ADDED TO CHARGE ACCOMMODA TION «G.«oflhdhmnflb» ersys Rummage Sale 3—Needs for the Home at Extraordinary

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5? I 1 ( i MOTHERS' CAMPS BUILD NEW HEALTH Emaciated Children Gain, on | Average, Two Pounds Each on Two-Week Outing. Once

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| MORE TAGT URGED IN'WORLD'S CRISIS Harden Says War-Time Mad- ness Is Passing, But Asks Aid in Convalescence. BY MAXIMILIAN

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CITY CLUB T HELP GETVOTE FORD.C. Plans Call for Broadcastin§ Oratorical Contests on Suffrage. The City Club plans to lay the

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[ WHITEPRESSES DULOING PROGRAN {5,0C0,006C Needed to Re- lieve Congested Condition at St. Elizabeth’s. Moving toward...

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THY. SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, 'D. C, AUGUST 1,. 1926—PART 1. August Is the Best Month of the Year in Which To Save Money! As

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST i 1926—PART 1. Girls’ Silk Pongee Bloomer Dresses Moving Pictures of Lansburgh &

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THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, .D. C. AUGUST -1, 1926—PART 1. Women’s Umbre“as Regular $5 Values Every one per-$ and stripes;

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18 ® JLLINOIS BANKERS APPROVE LOWDEN Former Governor Receives Delegation in Cowbarn on His Model Farm. By the Associated...

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1,100 CANDIDATES IN OKLAHOMA RACE Herrick Would Return to Congress—Walton Seeking Senatorial Seat. By the Associated Press.

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ISSUES PARAMOUNT IN CALIFORNIA RACE Johnson to Slump Against Shortridge, Who Voted for Entry Into Caurt. By the Associated

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/" POLICE MAKE BOAT | —__moe sowov o msse awo s wro mave rr ] |SAYS KNIFE FAILS MURNESPARETIVE] == Trim, Well Built Launch to

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. AUGUST 1, QIHHILE HONT 1 FURNITURE"S A /rd B MAXWELL FURNITURE CO., 415 7th ST. N.W. Cup

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‘NEWS OF THE CLUBS Conducted by Nannie Lancaster, City Club has reached stage after son ity and all-around 1a Riley, the new

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THE SUNDAY STAR, 'WASHINGTON, D. 0. AUGUST.Y T926_PART T. = At 9 0 clock Monday Mormng—August 2d —the Kaufmann Furniture Co.

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: “:E Snowslide Traps ) RNPUISLFE e, o, JGANGESFOUNDER | NEBRASKARACE i RSE) Y GHE BOSTON,: July 31.—A snow- slide on AMount

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AUTOS' GRAVEYARD FULL OF ROMANCE Deserted or Stolen Relics at No. 7 Police Station Hold Many Secrets. Romance: visions of...

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MAKESBOYS SIRUP Much Other Material Seized on Raids Cenverted to Hse by Government. Bootleggers' sugar destined for corn...

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¥ SUNDAY..STAR. WASHINGTON, D. . AUGUST 1, 1926 PART -1. - - i '"Mid a Nation of Furniture Sales THE AUGUST SALE of LIFETIME

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, AUGUST Y 1926 PART T 29 Of the Money-Saving G Street at Eleventh Kresge Department Stores,

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BOY SCOUTS C. M. O., the secret honor tribe of Camp Roosevelt ter Scouts i making elaborate plans for its week at. Camp...

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[ € l/;4‘ Million More ' By September 4” We broke all selling records for July—and now- we're ready for August, the second

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32 ' HINGOLN INVENTED SAND BAR CRAFT Bellows Below Water Line Lifted Vessel Over Ob- structions in River. By the Associated

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e ‘ Tl 909 F St. The Julius Lansburgh August Furniture Sale is More Interesting Than Ever—Variety—Value—Deferred Payments % T

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“ SUMMER CHANGES | — INAIR WILL BE FEW Threatened Chaos May Not' Materialize—Only 65 New Stations Ready. RY CARL H. BUTMAN.

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RUINS OF PUEBLD LOGATED IN 1WA Discovery’ Tends to Bel%ef That Tribe of Indians Once Separated. By the Associated Press. KEB,

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\:' of efficiency. “New Process” 2-Burner "*0il Stove $16.75 Fully guaranteed and odorless. A dandy cooke and fine baker. TOP

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Metal 2-Quart Ice Cream -« Freezer 59c il or Phone Orders .00 Brussels Rugs, Size 27x54 ‘Mches, in all patterns. Reg- WA SLTS

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Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries, chief of Chemical Warfare Service, I8 pleased over the results obtained by the mem- bers of the...

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" LODGES WARNED TOOBEYRY LAW Leader,- Issues Edict Against Liquor. By the Associated Press. PITTSBURGH, July of Labor Da...

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AUGUST 1, 1926—PART 1 Y ) SR ¥ RESORTS, ASRURY PARI ASBURY PARK NEW JERSEY (%WONDERFUL')&A‘J‘IIH& boardwalk where ccol |...

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* BUSINESS GROUP - BUILD OWN HOMES Competitors Are Becoming Neighbors in Dozen Different Fields, Survey Shows. BT By the...

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Y PROF. SAMUEL G. BARTON Of the University of Pennsylvania. i Voga, the fourth star in the whole Beavens in order of...

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WASHINGTON, D. ., AUGUST i, 1926—PART 1. LINENS At Low Prices —Pure Linen Luncheon Tablecloths, size 44x44, of good weight

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Children’s Play Suits at $1.00 —Good sturdy suits of khaki, chambray and Peggy cloth. One and two piece styles in sizes 2 to

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'EDITORIAL SECTION . Star EDITORIAL PAGE NATIONAL PROBLEMS SPECIAL FEATURES. LESSED be drudgery! That sounds like “a false

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o THE EVENING STAR ___With Sunday Morning Edition. _WASHINGTON, D. C. SUNDAY.........August 1, 1926 THEODORE W. NOYES....

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" NATIONAL PARKS’ VALUE . IN EDUCATION STRESSED Public to Learn Geology, Plant and Natural Life, as Well as Enjoy Wonderful

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AWolume Concerned with Airmen and Aircraft—The Life and Letters of Thomas Jefferson — The Newest ~ Fiction From the...

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THE SUNDAY HARRIS &EWING™ —1m STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. RSELDRIDGE ee pets AUGUST 1. 1926—PART 2. 4 YNOERWOCL & UNPERWOOPD....

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shington's Visiting Ip‘ I{’o Longer Confined to“ : qmll Downtown Area Conti; l Fifth Page.) sprigs of P r@stri'e. tigr t I »

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Y week's sta: SOCIETY, Of Personal Interest To Washington Residents Mr. and Mrs. Morton Luchs and daughter, Frances, left...

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SOCIETY. T1B¥ents of Importance In Arlington County The young ladies of the Clarendon Baptist Church very agreeably sur-...

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Chevy Chase Residents Vacationing for the Month pf Audust Several Small, Informal Parties Given for Visitors. Mr. and Mrs.

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Many Social Affairs At Maryland Capital ghristening of New Fetryboat Followed by Sail and Lunch:an——-Naval Oficers' Movcments.

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New Yorkers at Resorts Follow Outdogr. Sports Younger Set at Newport Bein¢ Feted—Annual Street Fair and Carnival at...

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TennisTournamentKeeps | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., AUGUST T, 1926—PART Summer’s stay so much that they soon become

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" Tales of Well Known Folk In Social and Official Life Mr Bay Home—Gifted Foreigner—Mar BY MARGARET B. DOWNING. When Mrs....

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THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTOX, D. T, AUGUST 1, 1926—PART 2. W, &J SLOANE 709-711-713 TWELFTH ST., N. W A Word About Comparisons

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Vil THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. AUGUST 1, 19%6-PART % A Y (A (T (Y (Y (7Y (AT AT (T (W (A A Y e * ments, and in the

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‘ A Small Deposit Will hold your coat until |} October 15th in cold stor- age without any addi!ion- ot eoats hsught ng August

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The e GISH’ = Co]umlna News and Comment "D By Wil Landumgt. OG DAYS" and day dreams. And with them “The Greater Movie...

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AMUSEMENTS. “Good Luck, **St. Pat Revue| . In the Spotlight ° #\WASHINGTON is really proud of u the merry band of local...

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AMUSEMENTS. P})otoplays (Continued from First Page) Night”; the Pathe News reel, Topics of the Day and musi embellish- ment

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ON BOARD THE §. S. ROT DAM, July 8, 1926. HE United States of America is noted for being a land that wants only “the biggest

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AUTOMOBILING ACQUIRING “WORLD CONSCIOUSNESS” Foreign Types Introduced to Keep Com- petition Alive, Although Industry in U. S.

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IL FRAUD FOUGHT “Unscrupulous Filling Stations Are Found Substituting Inferior Grades. Unscrupulous dealers and filling...

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" HEADLIGHT GLARE STILL BIG MENACE Enforcing Laws Difficult Be- cause of Car Faults, Baugh- man Says. Traffic officials are

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MAESONIC The usual open air serv ple Heights this afternoor under the direction of th ces at Tem- at 4 o'clock, Rev. John C.

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0., AUGUST ‘f. 1926—PART 3. TR SoAGH ATTAIISG BEAUTY AN P NN 5 .‘ s an angry traffc cop...

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ECONDNI TESTS COMING TOBRITAN Open Mind and Seriousness of View Succeed Mob Pulsations of Past. BY EDWARD PRICE BELL. By...

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Chevrolet in Chevrolet History! 7 ffiése LowPrices] m‘n: 510 Landau$m %T Tttlck $ / on e 37 5 1Ton Truck 149§ All prices f. o.

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District National Guard ‘ Afd of the business interests of the National Capital in the efforts of the ufficials of the...

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The Misty Pathway . By FLORENCE RIDDELL (Copyright, 1024; by Fiorence Riddell.) SYNOPS Richenda_Peterson wing £6.000 1n A...

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’ ; ” .‘ T 14 fi THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., AUGUST 1, 1936 PART 3. . —_— e e LIVING ROOM GROLPS ~ [ IN THE HECHT CO.

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’ Y v + though Part 4—4 Pages GOSLIN 7] JUDGE AND RICE _ WALLOP FOR THE CIRCUIT Barney Yields But Five Hits dnd One Pass in

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- “ mark on EMULATION OF BOB JONES DISTRESSING TO MOTHERS Epidemic of Black Eyes, Broken Windows and Ruin- ed Furniture...

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HALF-MILE RELAY RECORD SMASHED IN TITLE MEET Weissmuller, One of Quartet, Also Takes 100-Meter Honors—Desjardins Retains...

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JACK PROVES WITH SAILOR 'HIS ABILITY TO “TAKE IT” Absorbs Haymaker on the Beard, But Fights onin a Daze to Victory, Although

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ILLUSTRATED FEATURES Part 5—8 Pages Shenan BY GEORGE H. DACY. EASY four-hour raotor run from Washington lies the pro posed

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2 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, AUGUST 1, 1926—PART 5. American Adventurers Join Hands With Ecuadorean Tribe in War’ As

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TH SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 1 Rambler Finds Wisdom Was Shown ' House of Stone, Restored as Home, Is Historic...

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4 TO THE RESCUE - By Albert Payson Terhune Several Kinds of H HE big collie was making gallant fight of it. Nesta_had beheld

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THE SUNDAY STAR, 'WASHINGTO! D. O, AUGUST 1, 1926—PARY ¥ " Humorists Take Up Motor Risks, Paris Finance and Other Topics When

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO THE YOUNG GOD Obviously Murder, With Plenty of Suspicions, But Few Clues, Even for the Clever HE

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Plans for the Late Summer Masquerade Now Are Und BY MARY MARSHALL. PARIS. HETHER vou travel by land sea, to spend your ¥s in

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MY SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., AUGUST 1, 1926—PART 5. X\\Kfi\“@\\flfl\\ THE HUB VI /I /W 77 7] CAnotherDay of Sensational

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LASSIFIED SECTION l!youthdnudlunnhuuw&hm large or small, valusble or insignificant—make I A it known by means of the...

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hood. Daco sondition: will loon ‘tives. Beutiful covditton vers Little: {his is 1 1-wheel by ew Top sell cheap fot ¢ :...

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¥ . « | x MISCE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. nu ms. very desirable Tow rent: excellent asonabie o cash . TO! heat and hot w...

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APARTMENTS, ETC APARTMENTS—FURNISHED. (Clnll wued.) NW —F m’fi—?fi WANTED-—ROOMS. WANTED —Furnished room und bath by gentleman:

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APARTMENTS, APARTMENTS—U l"l RNISHED. 1812 2K 5 Still a fow housel (hiadetirible "Gouniown buldine sarvice. _Apply manaser on

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REAL ESTATE. THE SUNDAY STAR,” WASHINGTON, D. C. AUGUST 1, 1926—PART 6. . REAL ESTATE. —_—— T FOR RENT—STORES. FOR SALE—LOTS.

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REAL ESTATE. SALE—SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FOR SALE—HOUSES: A FOB_SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR _SALE—HOUSES.

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FOR SALE—HOUSES. (Continoed.) REAL BARGAIN. 4th 8T, BETWEEN I AND M NORTHEAST. Colonial brick honse of 6 attractive rooms and

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Total Sales... Same period & year ago. 5--26- Low. " 192 High. 62 4% Abraham & Straus. . 90 Adams Express (6) 10 NEW YORK...

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FINANCIAL. When You Need a Loan | Think of Welch, Realtor Loan Specialist Money to Loan At 5% and 6% Interest Before Flacing

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COMIC SECTION o . ’ASllIINGTO. D. C.-SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1926 Jeff, the Golf Instructor - By BUD FISHER . T'S A NOTG EROM'IEEF:

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AINT THE! ARYTHING | clar Fellens B s ene :B/RN es GOWS ARE TIGER! | NELEFANT DIFFERENTS éX;RA\D OF ‘A . : mm&“;gi LION: ¢ o

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Y. anc||3 Mrs.- y Briggs You CERTAINLY ARE MOVING (N THAT (CE = P .BOoX~*WHY THE PAPER SAYS THERE'LL BE A LOT OF FATALITIES

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@926 MY TRIBUNE.INC. -BoB 1 SEE You HAVE YouR CAMERA WITH Yob \NON T Nov PLEASE TAKE OUR PICTURE ! ~Now LeSTER 4 —ER-ER \Mov

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e Swdy Shed H o SECTION ; 7 SUPPLEMENT 926. WASHINGTON, D. C. -AUGUST 1, Cardinal Bonzano, papal legate to the Eucharistic

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THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—AUGUST 1. 1926. ILALRRRY SESP e un ot . o % - p—— - S t - oo £ . ua-i g lg

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.—GRAVURE SECTION—AUGUST 1, 1926. LA G R T s The Bachelor Girl By W. E. HILL. Copyright....

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. “Who said it was hot?>" The District of Columbia is the perfect Summer resort, accord- ing to

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-GRAVURE SECTION—AUGUST 1. 1926. T_hey are to be married in the Autumn. Charles Paddock. record- breaking sprinter, and Bebe

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.—GRAVURE SECTION—AUGUST 1, 1926. Just to show that they crave food, and a meal of fish...

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Ellis W. Eldred, boatswain on the U. S. S. Denver and the only bearded gob in the United States Navy. Eldred grew the foliage

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—AUGUST 1, 1926. Premier Mussolini inspecting the Centocelle Aerodrome, at