Evening Star dated August 2, 1926

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WEATHER. (V. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Occasional showers, possible thund- erstorms tonight and tomorrow; some- ‘what...

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~GOOLIDGE STARTING ATH YEAR N OFFICE Y;_Balanced Budget and Tax Reduction Called Main 2. Achievements to Date. BY DAVID...

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MANTELLS POLICE HE HAS KILLED 14 | ! Seattle Checking Up on “Con- | fession” of Murders and 100 Robberies. By the Associated

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PROIBTION ISSUE ietim UPIN4PRIMARES Missouri, Oklahoma, Mon- tana and Kansas to Hold Elections Tomoirow. By the Associated

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CATHOLICS IND. . PRAY FOR CHURCH Many Pastors Denounce Mexico’s Government for Present Crisis. Jolning with 300,000,000...

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You'll Want ENGRAVED CARDS While You're Away Why not leave your order, tomorrow, at the Engraving Sec- tion—they’ll be ready

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“are building a 'Otf & Yy * The Million-Dollar Development Beautiful Shaded Lots 10c Square Foot and Up Most Modern...

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THE EVENING STAR ‘With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C MONDAY THEODORE W. NOYES. . . .Editor The Evening Star...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. A Store Near Every Home - Land o’ Lakes ANOTHER ‘e, | NEW STORE BUTTER OPENS #This fine...

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of the RUMMAGE SALE Deserve an Earl Rummage Sale prices now. sweeping through the s!ore—/-to dispbse of odd lots, incom-...

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Baltimore Havre de Wilmington .. Philadelphi UNDER MiTTEN L Penua, Av W S — d 3 P.M. MANAGEMENT ooi) dard tiaer) Upholstering

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KEITH'S—Santley -Revue. Joseph Santley, well known musi- cal comedy star, has put together an entertaining act for the Keith

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DAWES SAYSWEST WILL SOLVENEEDS Tells Colorado Celebrants Its Alleged Radicalism Is /Really Conservatism. By the Assoclated

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Fixing the Blame. HEN Bessie Apperson took her new position in the lace department at Miller's she was determined to make no

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Sales-al ‘—are, providing many remarkable savings! Watch for More to Come! See the New “Meri-Kan” NN Sanitary Goods—Choice at

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PRESIDENT COOLIDGE AND MR. STEARNS VISIT SECRETARY SANDERS. President and Frank Stearns of Boston, his intimate friend,...

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SO British Envoy, Sir Esme Howard, Honor|: CIETY. Guest at Luncheon Saturday At Beverly, HE Ambassador of Great Brit- ain,

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LADY ASTORINU.S. DECRIES DEBT ROW, Will Show America to Her Four Children—To Visit in Maine and Virginia. "By the Associated

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FINANCIAL. PECIALTIES AGAIN LEAD STOCKS RISE General Motors at New Top and Hudson Goes to Fresh High Level. BY STUART P. WE!

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FINANCIAEL, ~ BUSINESS IS QUIET IN GENTER MARKET Prices of Most Commodities Remain Unchanged From Final Sales Saturday....

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22 v ‘Ruether Has Proved One of the Sensations of the American League This Seaso DUTCH NOW RANKS SECOND TO SHOCKER IN...

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SPORTS. Glenna Collett, National Champion, Declares Golf Is Best Game for THE EVENING STAR, ASHTNGTOY, 9. ¥, MONDAY, AUGUST

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WOMAN'’S PAGE. Paris Vogue of Crocheted Hats BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. S TeVANGELINE o wWALKE Rs] e I s CROCHETED HATS WHICH

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WOMAN'’S PAGE Bags for Town, C ountry and Shore BY MARY MARSHALL. PARIS. It is in the small accessories of dress nowadays...

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26 KIDNAPING OF MAN INTEXAS BAFFLING Policeman and Boy Wit- nesses of Mystery on Fort Worth Street. By the Associated Press.

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OPERATIC CONGERT “ON WRC TONIGHT - Hotel Trio, Nature Talk and . Piano Recital Also Fea- tures of Program. The Monday night

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281" FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. (Continued.) HRYSLER 58" COACH, 1920, demon- wirator: hrl in every respect: run less qan ho...

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UAPARTMENTS _UNFURNISHED. |MUTT AND JEFF—Up Where the Days and Nights Are Six Months Long. ST RENT IN CITY.. clusive setion

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 19%. BY W. J. ENRIGHT | /08 saLe-someiy ‘.wi all all cants Londition”

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AUCTIONS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. e _(Continued.) $17,000— A Detached Bn'ck Sity i du&nbla m)rthwul showers). oak floors throughout,

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\ accompanied by a guarantee of the | + 870, he said. PLAN TO GET WAR TROPHIES HELD UP Gen. Stephan Sees Objec- _tIOn to...