Evening Star dated September 4, 1921

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L " WEATHER. Unsettled weather, with local thunder- oday showers ts “and probably tomorrow; no change in_ temperature;...

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9 - MAY ALLOWL.C.C. T0 ARRANGE RULES.....—...... Must Fix Method of Figuring Telephone Company’s Depreciation. DOUBTS POWER

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9 " mas Temple—R. T. Harnsberger, short- + lins, catcher: TAN DS SHRIER GAME SEORELES Weather Fails to Spoil Fun of 3 Innings

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CHINA CONSIDERED | AS UNITED NATION Southern Government Will Be Disregarded at Coming Conference. China is China—whether...

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British Peerage to Sell Estates Welbeck Abbey, in Nottinghamshire. This is only one of the residences of e duke, who owns...

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$2.00 Longcloth With This Cou- pon and $l 1 9 36-inch Long- cloth, soft chamois finish grade; full ten yards in each piece.

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‘THE_SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C, SEPTEMBER 4, 1921 PART 1. Wlll. nPERME RUM l D o G Rass “”°1'§"?a§§t§w%%%° FARM IN LIUOR

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"% 8 . - THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D, G, SEPTEMBER 4, 1921—PART ‘1. pointing out that four-i the world’s _supply of...

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Try Saving Now Vacation days are over —now let's buckle down and save. 1336 N. Y. Ave. TARNEN T0 LV | NARNE CEREWON {U. S.

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- 10 "MURDER OF ERZBERGER 1 FOLLOWED SHIFT OF TAX “Assassinators of Republicans Go Unpunished While Extreme Penalties Follow

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¥ - Week. See Automobile Section of Today’s Star for patures in Other Departments—Closed Monday ki Women’s and Misses’ Autumn

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WAR PlANNEl] UVER L1} LG TURK NATIONALISTS S e < MOORS TO REJECT o e Year Sho'ws Clear 'Bettennent szc Leader teict Beciety,

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SICNING OF TREATY BLOW FOR FRANCE our former associate, Prance ium, = Poland, vakia. The French press has not ac: corded much

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—_— NATIONAL GUARD NEWS | @apt. Herman H. Pohl, Corps of Erigineers, U. S’ A., fresh from a special course of instruction at

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§ —Painting i’ —Paperhanging —Upholstering Yor Quality Work at Moderats Cost Consult Geo. Plitt Co., Inc., 252452 JEWELRY CO.

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" SPORTS RUTH HITS 50th HOMER IN GAME ENDING 9 TO 3 Clout Finishes Courtney and Schacht Assumes Punishment—Griffs Must Brace

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SPORTS." THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D, O, SEPTEMBER 4, 1921—PART 1.~ SPORTS. e . 'South Atlantic Grid Teams Have Hard Games

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FINANCIAL. 18 0 ax ; MAN“ flR S E[l.’ : The Year 1921 to Date on the ashingt ’Week’s rice Range New ork SIOCk EXChange“]...

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" 'THE 'SUNDAY ETAR, WASHINGTOR, D, U, SEPTEMBER 4, 19%21_PART T. = Lad . . 3. Al;other of Our Great Money-Saving o s “5 B

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a9 - ~-, wpL ‘ 'THE ' SUNDAY ' STAR, 'WASHINGTON, D, C., SEPTEMBER 4, 1921_PART 1. e 5' Bann 50” S QQ. Read Our Other Store

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"EDITORIAL PAGE NATIONAL PROBLEMS SPECIAL ARTICLES oy It [ EDITORIAL SECTION The Sunduy Star, -_Plr! 2—8 Pages WASHINGTON, D.

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WTHE EVENING STAR, \ With 3anday Morning Edition. i WASHINGTON, D.C. BUNDAY. .....September 4, 1921 >— _THEODORE W. NOYES. .

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] o v ~ . BATTLE OF FACTIONS |THE IN GERMANY COMING Real Test Will Come When Wirth Tax Program Is Applied—Monarchists...

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# i , MRS.CLARENCE ° v‘?F.‘LEA. s 1fe of Re: z %&gefl. ative Lea, \Dos: Catiforpie. SENORA DONA LUISA BRAVO de AUDRY, Wife of

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3 s . & SO Items of Interest to Official and Resident Folk in Washington Summary of Events in Which Congressional Set...

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/ manship. SOCIETY Store Remains Closed Monday (Labor Day), Sept. 5th Thought Expressed “Musically” Is Most Delicate,...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C., SEPTEMBER 4, 1921—PART 2 SOCIETY Tales of We}l Known Folk In Social and Official Life...

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VEIL OF TULLE DRAPED OVER THE HAIR, CAUGHT WITH SILVER ROSEBUDS AND ALLOWED TO HAN G AT ONE SIDE. BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE. E...

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kY ) '+ Theater Guild of New York city and the latter the director of the Wash- . \ - * theater for its new line of work. A

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LOEW’S PALACE TODAY AND ALL WEEK ARBIIGI(I.E version Frank cm Dfidcl u-‘z blues and . ly king in Mas fumnicst fl-l T Next Week,

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'‘Coming Attmctions TATIONAL—“A Wise Child.” Charles Dillingham will present the first of a series of intimate comedies and

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AN NEE SN RN RN ESEANENENNERNEER EN S «\ i _THE BUNDAY BTAR, WASHINGTON, D, OTORS and ANNOUNCE FURTHER CUT |LAYING FOUNDATION

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TAR, . WASHINGTON, , i I DETRAIT & lana ecighty amidavits -from persons’ian. To make sure that thir was (he who swore they

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410 Eighth St. NW. EBONITE For Transmissions and Differentials Never—Say Gear Lubricant Withoat Saying “EBONITE” Seisiaal...

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- e 2 ~ ya MASONIC. LODGES. AL '-a-mdu—-:nt Gate, No. 34, M. 0. 26, business and ple: 82, F. oeclal, 7 pome AL M Baturda;...

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_Maltewr and White, half growm Fewrion uw. Col. 14033 =Tortols-shell vim; o Tth AC. mear Lanavursh : T 3 wl. R sbell rims:

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. MISCELLANEOUS. _— FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | FOR un—mmunou! BARGAINS IN REBUILT ADDING AND OAlr m et Room N M;_LM_ Wuuw:lm.‘.

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b L £ 1 APARTMENTS, ETC, ' THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C, SEPTEMBER 4, 1921—PART 3 REAL ESTATE. ’ t rooms; home tricity;

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REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE. D, O, SEPTEMBER 4, 1921_PART 3. >~ S SALE—HOUEES SUBURBAN PROPERTY SUBURBAN PROPERTY FARMS FOR...

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STEAMSHIPS. .. _THE .SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON; D,..C, SEPTEMBER 4; 1921—PART 3~ EDUCATIONAL WASHINGTON OF ACCOUNTANCY Offers a

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s T G RZINE SECION T ¢ Sundmy Ster, [rewrows | Part 4—6 Pages : WASHINGTON, D. C., SUNDAY MORNIN his ‘» SEPTEMBER 4, 1921.

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THE PASSENGER WHOM NO ONE SAW N those days when the limer crossed the Invisible boundary dividing very-far-east from that...

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nis THE SUNDAY . STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C., SEPTEMBER 4, 1921;;PART Crashes In — — By Sewell Ford Trilby May O you know how to

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" investigation department. | (Y ES. Yes. HERE was a silence that might be felt. The judge put on the black cap. The prisoner

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OU get very few things in this world unless you go after them. ventures as of any other de- This is as true of ad- sirable

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< - 3 FINAL third of the furmture sale, Time now to stop—to look round—for . many lines are dwindling to the one and two...

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GRAPHIC |7 w g %taf 3| ROTOGRAVURE SECTION |R (/|| SUPPLEMENT WASHINGTON, C., SEPTEMBER 4, 1921 The majestic battleship...

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SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—SEPTEMBER 4, 1921 |Ruling Monarchs in Washington Homes. Frederick B....

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—SEPTEMBER 4; 1921, - American sailors from the U. S. S. Utah...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.— L — s Donna Maria Cristina, daughter of Baron d’Ayala of Catania, who was chosen for her

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JTOGRAVURE SECTION—SEPTEMBER S L — D & AW © .0 &' 511 16th street southeast, winner of the President Harding holding the...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—SEPTEMBER 4, 1921 Among Us Mortals This Way to the Big Show Copyright.

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1‘)21 —— THE SUNDAY S'I‘AR WAbH[NGTON D. C— bb("l‘l()N bbl"l‘EMBER 4. R()TO(x RAV UR E 25% Saving in Our September Sale of

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/ 1921, =) 8 = 0,810 .0 We believe this to be the greatest Watch value ever offered in this city. These watches have 14-kt.

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COMIC SECTION Bz 2 Pz 2] g L 3 o = Za D 2 L n & .t s L (Copyright, 1921, by 8. C. Fisher, Trademark Reg. U. 8. Patest Of)...

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ATTER 4y C.M.DAYNE T3 THREE MEMBERS OF THE FAMOULS, ICE CREAM TRIBE! ? - Pop is a Great Provider - By C. M. PAYNE COLLD JOIV

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