Evening Star dated October 21, 1921

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"WEATHER. Falr tonight and tomorrow: ably light frost tonight; .slightly prob- ‘warmer tomorrow. Temperature for twenty-four

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2 = {HELD IN CHINN SHOOTING. George Beott Remanded to Jail by Coroner’s Jury. George Scott, colored. arrested on a charge of

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Franee had military estab 1883 and 1913 less than any other European power. Germany | had tnereased her strength the | moat.

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THE EVENINE RTAR, Hallowe’en Favors Mottoes, Etc. Ready for the Hailoween party here at our Statienery aeecStrest; Elose:...

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: GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE | rsice tomorfow as sssistant tetier in | AGKS MORE SCHOG SCHOOL. SPACE| 0HIO SOCIETY A ACTIVE. o BlG

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THE EVENING STAR, in progress on the other side of the|ent - administration inherited , whit With Sunday Moening Editien, |

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THE EVENING STAR,. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921 ; y g cl'"Z[Ns APPR[]VE Tidea” 1n” sonche il neroaseed iy...

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8 SOCIETY THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921. Society | iMrs. Weeks, Wife of the Secrétary of War,

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THE EvE' NG._ STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21 ~ 1921 THE Y0P FOR YOUNG YOUTHELL ADPAREL FOR EVERYW'IAN F st Tenth

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-1 Swagger Women The smart woman whom you admire, fresh’ and trig as this year’s almost invariably is one of the. clientele

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i - cotde- a position as commissioner of RECEPTION TO DR. DAVIS. Alumna and Trustee of Vassar Will tertainments and regularly

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L W LR ERESESESEREEEEEN] LR R R R R R E R R R R E R R ] dgassddeeEeedwRi ¥ THE EVENING . STAR, 'WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY,...

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D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBEE 21, 11 ; > 13 RYSALE Our Men’s Clothing Department Will Open Saturday Morning at 8 AAM.—G St. Entrance

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"4 : THE EVENING - STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921. LARGEST DISTRIBUTORS OF ARMY AND NAVY GOODS SOUTH OF NE

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116 ~ : 'HE -EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, -D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921. 6. 0. P. LEAGUE TO MEET.| NEMPLOYED TO BE AUCTIONED

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DRIVE FOR PEACE INERIN RESUMED Delegates Hour and Half—Then Ad- journ Until Next Monday. RUCE CHARGES DENIED nionist Members

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18 THE KVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, OUTOBER 21, 1921. |JOHN HAYS HAMMOND POTTERS COMING HERE. HAS PTOMAINE ATTACK

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JOVE TO SETTLE WHARF DISPUTE, C. Heads Ask J. Maury Dove Company as to Pro- posed Improvements. he first step toward an...

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D. U, FRIDAY, OUTOBFR 21, 1%L, r oo ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON i to lssu to raise funds| BILEL TG DELAY EVICTIONS. |years

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: FoE < THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 19°1. i 2 1 piece styles I rl- C .v e a_r Serbs Defying...

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SENSATIONAL We say sensational because the prices here quoted are the verv lowest for which high-grade jewelry, such us we

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Monday—A Sale of Vitanola IPhonographs See Sunday’s Star for Details L4 4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, FRIDAY. OCTOBER

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24 < PEN CONERENEE | . SESSIONS FAVORED, World Press Congress Vote Makes Exception in Spe- cial Instances. By the Assoclated

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Harres Ev J. CLAUDE KEIPER. SEVEND. C. MASONS TOGET HIGHHONORS Will Be Made Honorary In- spectors General of 33d ! Degree...

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CORNELLINSTALLY NEW PRESIDENT Dr. Livingston Farrand, Red Cross Official, Inaugurated at Ceremanies. By tlie Ausoclated Pres:

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OGTOBER 21, 1921 J friington: The president, former PRESIDENT HARDING'S ADDRESS

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£:25 ; THE EVENII'G STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921 INCREASED BUYING IN DETROIT BIG STIMULANT TO PRODUCTION

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FINANCIAL. ' NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE GROUPNO. TWILL Recelved by Private Wire Open. High. Adams Express. ©% 80 Afay Rubber. 1%

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SPORTS. George Cohan May Be Afier Phillies or Dodgers LEADSATCHEVY CHASE | SCHOONERS GET IN TRIM WILL PUTT FORTITLE INGOLF

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, OCTOBER 21, 1921 SPORTS. Maryland Plays V. P. 1. : C. U. Meels Villanova Tomorrow : Throng to See Yale-Aimy Game R S ONLY

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921.% B"Y NEws IN BRIEF | MUTT AND JEFF—Spivis Not Only Has an...

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———— e Y ; tually they accept it better than traffio, also expressed the belief to- RathinEe o A d day that motorists “snouia

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_THE EVENING STA‘R WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2f, 1921."" rats NIGHTMARE LIFE REIGNS IN BERLIN Residents Eager to...

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THE EVENING ‘STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, OCTOBER: 21, 1921. - 35 »"- Chocolate Covered Nuts, 7, Real Nut Chocolates!...

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‘They’re processed so they won’t grow brittle. And a net that isn't brittle seldom breaks. Try a dozen sndjsee. - . “ Trvo

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¢ o, For School and Play Sturdy Shoes for Sturdy- Boys NEAT for scbool-wezx, sturdy and - strong. for play—our saenufically-

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pris S THE_EVENING “STAR, WASHING $12,000,000L10U0 S A0 e e A Chair—A Table—A Lamp What more can you ask in the way of...

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UCCESS OF WOMEN IN PULPITS, |SOCIETY SEEKS COPIES OF WILLS ¥ the Associated Press. of revision, which, in turn, will sub-...

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served in a large sundae glass, in crushed ce—a dressing made of 2 parts Lea & Perrine’ Sauee and 4 parts catsup. Really...

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s (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) “But what would Nlcolo Capriano say to me for such hospitality as tha he cried. “So, If

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S AAUTOMOBILES, ETC. ER 217 1021 : THE - EVENING STAR, - WASHINGTON; . D.:- C;; ’FRIDAY{TT. / WANTED_HELP ' WANTED—SITUATIONS

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RoOOM AUTOMOBILES ron"un’, ETO. Continued } ilfiml roadster, 1921; cheap; 2 lpll‘ l‘fld tires. Address Box 60-E, Star office.

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REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING éTAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D.: C., HRIDAY, OCTUBER 21, 1931 REAL ESTATE WANTED—HOUSES. gurxm AN mmz!_ 5 FOR

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AUCTIONS." FOR SALE—HOUSES Continved. MIDDAUGH & SH‘\\TVON INCORPORATED, LISHED 1809 SUNSHINE WOODLEY HOMES PARK MICHIGAN...

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