Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1923, Page 27

—_— THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, NOVE MORE U, S. BUYERS | - INEUROPE URGED Hoover Tells Marine Industry N DEPUTY {in the clash between the military and | are to be held this afternoon, and will | Alabama has its first woman judge The second demand is for a | be the occasion of a great manifesta- | in the person of Mrs. Virginia H. HELD IN CONSPIRACY ! 7 Charge He Plotted to Overthrow Budapest Government of Count Bethlen. communists killed during the trouble fortnight's wages. The government |tion b; has refused to comply. he funerals of the soclalists and [ars to the of met death in the clash, relations. labor. The nationalists are ' Mayfield of Birmingham, who has sending delegates to render last hon- | been appointed associate judge of the | fficers and soldiers who | Jefferson county court of domestic In the PALM ROOM From 10 pm. to 12:30 am. On Saturdays dancing also dur- ing luncheon from 1 to 2:15 p.m.; at tea from 4:30 to 6 p.m.; during dinner from 6:45 to 9 p.m. Music by the Famous Meyer Davis New Willard Orchestra clogging secretions. The cough- The New Willard c ing paroxysms are controlled and Pennsylvania_Ave., 14th and the irritation that is causing the Streets cough promptly clears away. L. M. Boomer, Frank S. Hight, Hl President. Managing Director. DR.KING’S rew niscovery e ] c—— Plan to Help Merchant Ship Lines. By the Associated Press, BUD. November 9.—Deputy sted yesterday on a he was proceeding to a. He is charged with that embarrass you can be quickly checked by Dr. King’s New Discovery. Gently, harmlessly it stimulates the mu= cous membranes to throw off A boarded Russia Calf Blucher on a popular Brogue Last with har- ness stitching. 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