Evening Star dated September 1, 1926

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: WEATHER. o Cloudy, followed by tonight and tomorrow night; cooler tomorrow Temperatures—Highest, p.m. vesterda today’ S.

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2 ¥ THE EVENING, STAR, WASHINGTON D.. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1 926. THREE BOYS TAKEN IN HOLDUP SERES, Trio With Revenue

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THE FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 192%. 8 ¢ A Warm Journey English Sparr: ) Phee came to his...

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MAGNIDER BEGIS AR TOUROF WES Will Visit Army Posts and Aviation Fields—Reads While Flying. By the Associated Press. DAYTON,

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NEW YORK-LONDON PHONE LINE NEARER A. T. & T. and Radio Cor-| poration Agreement Seen as Big Step in Plan. » LAWKENCE. being

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e THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1926. CALLES TOOPEN "vecan saion oies IWRIGHT DISAPPEARS; [t

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RUSSIA PROMISES | BALKAN FREEDOM Policy of Protection Adopted to Prevent Domination by Others, Says Official. By the...

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8 THE EVENI NG _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, -1926. THE EVENING S With Sunday Morning Editi WASHINGTON, D.

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The Kaufmann 20% Discount Sale was a tremendous suc- cess. Thousands of new accoufits are on our books— buyers who “shopped

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10 . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, A e R R X X X X X X X X XS RS XA R IR IR IR...

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1 ' acaie : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1926. Invelved in the operation of the bud- |in...

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DOHERTYPROTEST HUCHESOL STAN Magnate Says Counsel for Petroleum Institute Is Un- fair in Report. By the Associated Press....

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MHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1928. 7th to 8th to E—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400

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LEADERS REVEALED IN LAWN CONTEST Thirty in Rhode Island Ave- nue Group Picked—First 10 to Be Announced Friday. The 30 final

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w Shop on THRIFT AVE- NUE—"“The Buy-way of Washington.” N (Copyright, 1926, B The Palais Royal) 4 Q ‘\k\i‘* l‘>ood“ New Fall

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PROBE OF MELLET MURDER NEAR END Grand Jury Expected to Hear: Last of Witnesses To- LIBERTIES UNION OFFERS AID TO ACCUSED...

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BREAKS ANOTHER RECORD. I« shown signing_his $100,000 contract vaudeville cire highest figure e sentative of the ¢ Babe Ruth,

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18 . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 MOVIE FANS SPEND BILLION EACH YEAR Statistics Approximately,

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LARGEST MEATLESS Banquet Prepared in Chicago for 2,000 Theosophical Society Members. By the Associated Press CHICAGO,...

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SOCIETY, OCIETY Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg to ‘Be Hosts at Reception This Evening For Their Niece. HE Secretry of

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her home tomorrow. M in-|the last of thq putting teas given . cluded Miss Helen Cambell, ~ Miss | yesterday afternoon at the

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e——NO INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE ACCOUNT ' $1.10 Holland or Opaque Window Shades, 79¢ American, Holland and Oil...

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GERMAN BUILDERS VISIT HOMES HERE Prominent Architects and Engineers Studying U. S. Construction Methods. Nine prominent...

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+ instead of hundreds, of hm HONTIG SEASON | OPENSFORBIRDS Many Gunners Visit Marshes Near Benning Bridge. Oysters on Market.

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Both Military and Civilian Avi- |, —rne | Learning of the University of Pitts: ators Arriving From All | PITTSBURGH, Pa....

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26 ADMITS HIRING MAN ROCKVILLE. September 1 on of free mail scheduled ‘or (Sy Inaugy 'denwn in Rocgville, scl E | thie...

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LOEB AND LEOPOLD MAYBE OUTIN13%; Illinois Pardon Executive | Says Law Makes Parole | at That Time Possible. By the Associated

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28 Griffmen SPORTS. Clinch A . "COVEY’S WIN IS TWELFTH OF YEAR OVER RED SOX Stan Yields But Five Hits and a Couple of Passes

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SPORTS. Dempsey to Speed Up MORE HITTING ACCURACY | IS SOUGHT BY CHAMPION Jack Aims to Tal;e ‘:;zin.essj’a; of His Muscles

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“ g0 RAIL SHARES AGAIN | ATNEWHIGH MARKS A. C. L. and C. & 0. Are| Strongest—U. S. Steel Has ! a Further Rally Today. BY...

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FINANCIAL. — FURTHER ADVANCE | IN EGGS REPORTED Local Butter Prices Are Un-| changed—Spring Broilers Go Lower Today. Further

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-} 32 VALENTINO ESTATE. WILLYIELD BIG SUM Heirs’ Royalties on Screen | Artist’s Production Reach { Total of $30,000 a Day. By

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‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON; D. (., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926. T >: > PSS 2 AL e e SNNEY , Bring Castelberg’s your old

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WOMA Fancy Crocheted N'S PAGE and Knit Garters BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. Crocheted garters are among the many attractive...

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OMA Producing Supple and Pliant Velvet BY MARY MARSHALL. Certain fashions demand certain fabrics. When prim bouffant frocks

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: - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT! AMUSEMENTS NATIONAL THEATER PLAYERS— “Dancing Mothers.” Wow far a mother can go in simu-...

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st "THE EVENING, STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926 ITUATIONS....

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PERSONAL (Cont.) ETANPS_BREAKING UP LARGE COLLEC | * tion: splendid opportunitr for youns collec- | 5 L | recomMENDED...

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REAL ESTAYE. S *nm EVENING STAR, wasmmmw\ D. 6. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 19%. REAL ESTATE. —_‘———m; ; ; FOR s\us—nmsu S PO...

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i _42 REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOUSES. * (Continued.) CHARMING ITALIAN VILLA HOMES. COME OUT TONIGHT AND YOU WL ACREE THAT THEY.

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AUCTIONS, EDUCATIONAL, 43 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1, 1926. zTHE DUMBUNNIES If it Is What it

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4 NORMAL SCHOOLS REPORT DUE SOON Board of Education to Get Detailed Study From U. S. Bureau Experts. Experts of the Bureau of