Evening Star dated November 30, 1921

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GRAHAM 15 SCORED | IN ALIENATION SUI humes’ Attorney Alleges False. Statements by _ Navy Man. Licut. Lorimer C. Graham, U. S.

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1921 ' Sure Relief FOR LNDIGESTION DELL-ANS 25¢ and 75¢ Packages

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i Wind Ensemble of Marine Band Is |® Feature of Program at High 3‘ { -fourth community music | sist of a descriptive suite as

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'BOYDEN MAY SERVE Répdrations Obéewer Picked for Task of Stabilizing When Germany Pays. Roland T. Boyden, observer for the

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own duty is beye estion e Fill-] = . s vond question. The Fili-{,nion of the north and south.” Mueh pinos themselves testify

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I AR vy - SOCIETY Announces the Biggest Sale of High-Grade Up-to-the-minute Footwear Ever Held in Washington. - QOur . Second

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. ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1921 9 e e e e A D BT e AR b Pl D e e O S S £ 35 E’i@ é&é‘

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5 i ceipts from seals, does not provide ffor | &g these extensions. It is hoped, how-|=oky ever, that the response to 1921

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WHILE THEY LAST ‘. XMAS TREE OUTFIT ouse Current or Battery 9 SET 4VERY SET GUARANTEED assortment of different celer funty

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IHE- EVENING * STAR, WASHINGT ARTS CLUB PRESENTS | Suit or Overcoat i . ' To Measure us do the rest. " WE OFFER YOU MORE....

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y————t AN RS TR ] g 1..S. SALES ABROA EBONITE Is the Name Whenever the thought of Lubrication for Your transmission or...

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\ . l‘ “ .m\ 1 , “5!: ! ‘LL ' poores % - o T R R R D T T e N S s oo R NS R A S T R SN e RS flmmummmn Washington hosiery...

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16 THE 'EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. c, — WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 192[.° SPIRAL IN ARCHITECTURE LIKELY - INSPIRED BY...

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rme monument of Dante All; S T by the nculptor Ettore Ximenes and the architect Whitney Warren, which hax been erected in...

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HERE is-a bunch of leaves in the crotch of a tree near a car stop on Capitol Hill. One of a flock of clerks waiting for a car

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2 - il - T A AR i T B T i e ey e o s ey $3.50 All-Wool Tricotine AsChristmas Gift Suggestion '50c Lace Collars, 29c Venice

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Now Zealand was the first country to have a unlyersal eight-hour day. SCHOOL TEXT BOOK BEING PREPARED ON WAYS OF UTILIZING

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——— OUR SHOPPING BUREAU—First aid to Christmas - shoppers—adding a noje of cheer and helpfulness to one who is a bit tired,

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“The Servant in the House.” | Walter Hampden appeared last even- ing in Charles Rann Kennedy’s symbolic play, “The Servant in

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~ \ - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, . FURNITURE—keeping &winess ; up by keeping prices down Give her a...

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i o S el 3 SR e b L SR G S e A S i L o S SIS SRR - Lo Ot b et ool o i bale S B it \ 3 24 4 ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.

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.. _THE EVENING STAR, “WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1921.' 25 ey Open 915 AM. Midseason Millinery Clearance 400

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AMUSEMENTS #(Continued from Twenty-second Page.) §(Continued from Xwen Y iafore” (in the Gilbert and Sullivan frevivals...

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{ = Nawvy Pollyanna, with opossum collar, $45 Light brown Normandic, silk embroidery, $45 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C,

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o { sential influence was the un {another lot of “weak spots” j dividual stocks. e were sufficiently numerous final- Iy to

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FINANCIAL. m—— LIBERTY BONDS —without the loss of a single GHT FOR CASH. penny in either principal or "hofld Ex e ’fHE EVENING

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on SPORTS. Washington and Lee to Revise Athletic Policy : Winter Sports Inaugurated at Annapolis “;ENERALS TO ELM]N ATE :...

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SPORTS. . PENN TO SEEK FOLWELL | FROM NAVY, IT IS SAID Rumeor Has It That Roper Will Be Supplanted at Princeton—Many Other

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 192.' (Copyright, 1921, by H. C. Fisher. Trade mark UPHOLSTERING

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Kann’s Sealed Victor Records for December on Sale Thursday Fourth Floor Free . Engraving —One initial engraved by an expert

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1 daii s 4 THE EVENING STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1921.. 'HITS FORD CONTROL | OF RAILWAY LINE Not in

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: Juvenile Humor. Reading of Netwspaper ' | | rum e voson trnscr. # Aid to P“pl., Who “My goodness, what a chatterbox you...

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= We,_PaY_. ' DAILY BALANCES - 3 interest on checking accounts on daily balances—compound- ed monthly. interest on ordinary

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% CANNERS FAVOR DECREE. " TU. S. Commission Is Told They Are Against Modification. Growers and canners of fruits and...

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‘WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEE 30, 1921.' e RTHN —{ 74£5 17 }— 5 HUB FURNITURE CO—[. S awarded by.the || GABINET CHANGES ., TODAY’S...

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| | | : | 1 A Stubborn Cough Loosens Right Up 3 is & wender and This homemade remed; for quick vesults. cheaply made. | i...

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Its Sale is Phenomenal s Its Quality is lrreproacl\able‘ TEHEA Is the Purest and Most Cleanly Prbpmd Tea in the World Antol

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[ w=ewe .FEATURE PAGE. ' ™~ —— eneruela, From New York to the Maditerrancans Fort de mm.u. Madeira. Gibraltar, Alglers,...

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£ Nash-Rink For Your Convenience WANT ADS May be.loft at any of the following Star Want Ad Branches | NORTHEAST. | Morth...

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‘AUTOMOBILES, ETC. POULTRY. PETS & LIVE STOCK AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC. mm Pt nw. ST ‘OANARIES, ‘Harts Mountaln; eeveral...

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tinued. POR S\LE. NESS _PROPBRTY R x-un TWO ROOMS, K s it numc lfln. a mdm 3-story building adaj o T "";l""" Hoa. 1 kind W...

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e REAL ESTATE, : -EVE : ANGT DAY, e AUCTIONS. Reduce Ironing. How to Make Cream i — TR C. D. GARRETT, Attoraez. | Even 1f you

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. stien. TV NEWS N BREF. The Tomer-Grant-Welgh! ent-Teacher Association wfll moel to- morrow at 3:15 pm., Welghtman School.