Evening Star dated July 31, 1928

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. | WEATHER. (0. 8. Weather Burean Foreo: Fair and somewhat warmer tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudiness and warmer,...

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COOLIDGE SEES AIp PULUs . GoLD m PARW IN RH;URD llDenartme;_s;; Head Is Stricken After Siege |Believes Administration Will of

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EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1928 i 2 Purn e, toe for | CHAIN BRIDGE 0PEN 10 TRAFFIC SOON D. C. Rushes

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SMITH WILL LEAVE RESORT TOMORROW Nominee to Spend Three Days in New York Con- ferring With Chiefs. Associated Proxs mming...

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TEXAS POLIICANS | ~ lREAlIGNING FORCES |Defeated Candidates Offer Support to Others in Run- Off Primary. he Associated Press

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«'THE EVENING NING PRUB[[M TAILOR. MINUS $800 CASH. SEEKS UPBEFORE BOARD District Commission to Con- | sider 110-Foot...

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"THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, JuLY 31, ORIENTAL RUGS This group of genuine hand-woven Oriental Rugs, in...

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EVENING STAR [ or die, and, aithough he went down s i |1 2 D. €. |point of winning the second set seven TUEEDAY.........July

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0. TUFSDAY, JUTY 8Y, 1928 With ‘Profound Sorrow 4 We eAnnounce the “Death of M. Fulius M.

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MLTATOPARADE FOR SUMMERALL Chief of “staff to Inspect‘ 260th Coast Artillery at | Fort Monroe Soon. | a., July 31.--Maj. Wal-