Evening Star dated February 8, 1922

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WEATHER. Fair todight, with lowest tempera- ture about 20 degrees; tomorrow, fair and warmer. Temperature for twenty=- four

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B, e s B ki ” & LSRRG ¥ PR 8 1 P g B S R e R o Buane Taab i g e 2 POPECALLS U.S. HOPE OF WORLD Expresses Regret, a: Do...

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FIRE LEADER THANKS POLICE FOR SERVICES IN THEATER DISASTER George S. Watson, chief of the firé department, has written a let-

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o 5 (¢ z ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO v D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY '8, 1929, " FLASKS IN:STUDENTS’ A e DENES HARISHS T...

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HAVEN FORHUNGRY AT FOOD EXHIBIT Many and Variéd Edibles Are Offered to Those Attending Nationat Show. Five square meals...

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THE EVENING STAR. With Sunday Morning Editien, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY. .Feruary 8, 1023 RIS SIS R e | THEODORE W. NOYES,

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¥ 4 v ' WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY S2 V 4 STAR, , 1922, FRANCE FOR GENOA DELAVUNTLJNE 3 i Britain Has Made No...

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mard &7 New York —WASHINGTON—Paris TALLIGIRBOARD | TOHLDIEANGS Forty-Five Class 1 Railroads Tload Inthrop Close 6 PM. Stops

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__ ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, O. DNESDAY, FEBRUARY .8, 1922 13 ; % 4 (Copsright, 1922, by H. C. Fisber. Trade mark

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wrSg STAR, IEBRUARY & 102 * |PUPILS IN SCHOOLS PREPARE WASHINGTON, 'D: :C.,-“WEDNESDAY, APPARENTLY IN NEED OF RELIEF. PLAN

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LANSBUR STORE NEWS FOR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1922 alentis Your wife or daughter Will not frown, To get this winsome Evening

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P AT REs N S R P 2 103 MO MY . A SO P AT 3 Eamyc A e EEEEENEN .A Glace Kld Gloves . - and brown, 25c Hose, 3 Palrs, If...

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‘¢ ASSISTANT HEALTH CHIEF . RESIGNS OVER SALARY ot Dr. Newifeld Finds $2,740 a Year !.“ Too! Little and Will Take Up - i of

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The “Fresh Packed” Milk ROGERS Evaporated Mik Condensed Milk Save 2350 Rogers labels and mail to our office. We will send you

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FEATURE PAGE, 19 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1922. Red Squirrel and Happy Jack the . wow,...

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R e ) G which the ~ .- g expects to put ugh in 1933, '. 20 THE EVENING STAR, WASHING’I‘ON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1922

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FINANCIAL, POOLS AGAINBUSY " N STOCK MARKET Short Selling Brings Irregu- larity—Rails a Sustaining Feature. NEW YORK,...

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SPORTS. CONFAB HIERE TO BE TAME UNLESS SWAPS ARE MADE If Action Is Taken on Draft Controversy No Official Report Is Expected

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Mfim-hfl desired, ete. A siiver. Owner can have " or this adv. Address Box . F. Jocket attached, "W"'n . 1158 Col. roed. ¢...

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REAL ESTATE. : ROOMS, ETC.’ molom FOR SALE, ETC.| AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC. % wm‘! vumn’—nnm Continued Oanitaned WANTED TO

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