Evening Star dated December 9, 1921

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Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all mews...

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-~ NEWROADS URGED + INFEDERAL PARKS National Reservation Head Cites Worthwhile Diver- sions, Says Report. THOUSANDS ‘ENJOY

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‘FULL VAR BUDGET ASKED FOR FRANCE to Sponsor Ariny of 900,- « 000 Men. By the Associated Press. PARIS, December 8.—Andre...

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DINNER IS POSTPONED. Affair for Lord Riddell to Be Sun- day Night at Willard. Postponement of the dinner to be given to Lord

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, i)ECEMBER 9, 1921 5 Pennsylvania avenue, yesterday [ber of the Regular Army or

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DECEMBER 9, 192 population in order, to reduce the ac- profesatons ant # THE EVENING ST AR | o s continned | e b b e With...

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SOCIETY Misses’, Juniors’ President and Girls’, Infants’ Exquisite Christmas Gifts Always with the thought for the Unusual,

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. st ~S\ee 608 to 614 Popular Giveables Silk Under- garments An assortment especially se- lect—featuring our own brand,...

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THE 'EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D Hlldu‘l.fl‘n F“ sibly to sell homespun ‘clothes, but, | Nehru, his son and his two nephews,

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, _____|DINNER SPEAKERS PRAISE /| FORMER HEAD OF POLICE Start Saving Now for Christmas, 1922 '

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Girls’ $1.69 Tams Up to 50c Boxed Jewelry Fancy Boxed Gift Jewelry, -an assortment of pretty Pm Sets, Cigarette Cases Three

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ENESIE Py Incorporated Rt e y'Stpro’ of fiact'ical géfis & TANSBURGH & BROTHE ° The Realm of Youth INCREASED FUNDS Wages of

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We Cash Christmas Savings Checks Firat Floor, rear, and Cashier's Desk, Fourth Floor. o What the Public Wants It is not...

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THE WEATHER ‘| District of Columbia, fair' tonight and tomorrow; somewhat warmer to- morrow; lowest temperature tonight about

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* HADLEY EXECUTED | FOR WIFE MURDER Former Army Officer Pays i Penalty for Crime, Dying ! ia Electric Chair. Special Dispatch

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FINDS PORTO-RICO 1§ NEED v OF BETTER SANITATION :Iv. Reily, in lcport. Also Makes ""»Pln for Better School System. #+ Sugar

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%‘!’{%’!%‘EW%‘!‘;’!@&%%%‘EW%‘?WW%&K%WW&W&*WK%WWWWWWWWflW # Veilings, 39¢ Yard Specially priced for Sat- urday, including -...

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Soldiers’ Home Here Opened S Bniametubn: DM YOU’LL LIKE TRADING AT PHILLIP LEVY’S™ mann’s “Fantasia in C lln.s:r‘“ Gflfi- To

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EISEMAN’S 605-607 7th St. Bet. F & G. Sts. A Sale of $29.75 All-Wool Overcoats Big. roomy Overcoats with the large...

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e, H i i Hllllllmg [T DT T D LT UL T T T T T T T Children’s Underwear UNION SUITS—Boys' and Girls’ Fleeced Union . Suits, in

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G . - Womd Open 9:15 A, M. wan & New York—WASHINGTON—Paris S , 'WASHINGTO:. s s e e el D. (., FRIDAY, Close 6 P. M. Misses’

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BITY NEWS IN BRIEF. paon Gary will lecture on “Dip- lomnlu Days in Calro,” Monday at 4 ‘o'clock, in club of Colonial Dames,

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TSI W | unte, cut -lnl'! - ':ul-:"!‘-ll:t: - | Solicenam, because, he anid, he'd Envoys Boland and O'Mara| | jrather mak o bt

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—Doll’s Perambulator, with black leatherette hoods and black enameled wood body; 8-inch rubber-tired wheels. —Our Regular-

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Shipped Free to Any Part of the U. S. Store Hours, Dnily 9:15 a:m. to 6 p.m. GIFT HANDKERCHIEFS FOR EVERYONE —Quite the...

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| C. A. 2N " BOUDOIR ~ TABLE LAMPS LAMPS FLOOR LAMPS WITH BEAUTIFUL SILK SHADES MUDDIMAN & CO. COME IN AND LOOK ABOUND Priced

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FINANCIAL Received by Private.Wire Direct to The Star.Office. - Open. High. Low. i slane: REEN MO RAL | " SPECIALTIES, WITH