Evening Star dated August 29, 1926

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WEATHER. (U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair and slightly warmer' toda morrow increasing cloudiness, prob. ably followed by

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2 D. C. LEGISLATION 10 BE CONSIDERED Commissioners to Draw Up Program for Coming Ses- sion in Few Weeks. A legislative...

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POLA NEERITO S | VALERTIND RITES 1% His Anrounced Fiancee Com- | ing From Hollywood—Pall- bearers Are Announced. By the NiSW

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ARLINGTON BRIDGE PROGRESS SHOWN Abutment Excavation Half Done, and Pier Nearly Ready for Concrete. Contractors at work on the

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20 IONIA CONVICTS STILL ELUDE HONT Four Men in Sensational Es- cape Recaptured—Face 3- \ { Year Longer Terms. By the...

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i 6 * THE SUNDAY STAR, Union Row Figures FALUREWAS IR e FRRNGIONDEFES L= ONGE DURING SWiM Mrs. Corson Asked Trainer i to Get

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THE SUN . INDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 29, e TR AT i e i e B e e e O L COAL FREIGHT CUT I3 SOUGHT HERE l. C. C. to Be

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., 'AUGUST 29,. 1926—PART 1. —— ———————— NO INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE ACCOUNTS: —

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., AUGUST 29, 1926—PART 1. MO INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE ACCOUNTS= $1.25 Iron- ing

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WELLER AND HILL CAMPAIGNS DIFFER Senator Confines ‘Efforts to Mails—Rival Engaged in Vigorous Stump Tour. Epectal Diepatch to

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LINCOLN RELICS PASSTO . S. SOON Oldroyd Collection to Be Delivered Next Week for $50,000. Lincoln ction will of The Oldroyd

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12 " GATERTILL RUINING CITY TREES Rain Washed Poison From| Leaves, and Busy Pests Are Enjoying Feast. These are haleyon days

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- ATLANTIC FLYERS public buildings and public parks, is fairly convinced that the elements and not vandals are responsible

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‘14 ONEEYECONNOLLY - HASCT, HeSYS Gets Himself a Job and Is Through With Crashi'ng Gates, He Claims. By Consolidated Pross.

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 29 1926—PART 1. INNUAL SEPTEMBER OALE 7 CHINA, G L~ Determined that this should be

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£ A Drastic Mark-Down Sale of Reverso Silk-and-Leather Underarm Bags Offers $4.95 to $10.95 Models! $1.95 —and, remember, you

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B v ity TGUST 29, 1926—PART 1. SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRATERNITY RENTS HAUNTED MANSION : 0ld Hollyw! ' Mystery...

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Ever-Present Weapons. — e ——— e R R R R i R R i NEw 'I’[]URIS]‘ EAMP EU[UR[D WUMEN Bell: for Third Time, Gets Former Pupil '|

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HORTICULTURIST'S KEEN EYE SAVES D. C. FROM INSECTS H. B. Shaw Describes How He Found Japanese Beetle in His Petworth Garden.

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RT 1. ] —_— THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. AUGUST 29, 1926—P 3-Pc. Jacquard Velour Living Room Suite $149 A very...

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‘FALL VOTING 15 KEY + 107928 PROSPECT Primaries and Elections in 12 States to Be Watched for “Signs.” By the Associated...

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Decorated Bedroom Sulte If vou are proud of your Home this suite will impress vou. Made of Butt Walnut and other cabinet...

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—_— U.S. CHURCH POLICY CHANGE DISCERNED Backing of Religious Bodies in Foreign Fields May Be Less Vigorous. BY DAVID...

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2 " THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., AUGUST 29. 1926—"PAR'1“ T. . 2 —_— e e e ——————————— | came to the rescue of the...

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YA SO0 OPENING DATE SET Wasfiington School of Ac- countancy Begins September 13—New Courses Offered. Under the leadership of

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o) 6 » SIMPLIFIED STOCKS MAY ASSIST TRADE Commerce Department to Advise-Elimination of Un- profitable Lines. Merchants who