Evening Star dated February 28, 1922

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i TR Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is excinsively entitled to the use for republication of ail news...

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3 B/ 2 * MAY TAKE CARFARE | CUT INTO COURT W. M. Clayton Holds Each Line Should Have Own Rates to Meet Revenue Needs. The...

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. S > % ¥ ; 2 * MAY TAKE CARFAR CUT INTO COURT W. M. Clayton Holds Each Line Should Have Own Rates to Meet Revenue Needs. The

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] » - BREAKFASTPROVES RLIANT AFFAR Congressional Ciub’ Fetes Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Coolidge and Mrs. Gillett. More -than ever

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4 I][]Z[NS WERB['M RENT COURT APPAREL INLONDON THRON Women and Children Carned Away From Line of Pro- cession in Ambulances.

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President Advocates Fund From Import Levies To Aid U. S. Ships; Opposes Discriminative Dutie,é (Continued from First Page.)

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY.,...February 28, 1922 THEODORE W. NOYES.......Editor PRI e S I ST The Evening...

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: The New N_ote In Patent Leather Oxfords Just what so many women want now—leather heels, well poised— Not too low—...

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[ P =, the very best made apparel, we have had everything shown designed to our order. ‘All styles are unusual, the play...

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_THE EVENING (Continued froin Eighth Page.)’ e in Cuba, visiting the various' resorts of Florida in the three other weeks of

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"D..C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1022.. ° ANN SONs Co AMaker’s Sample Lotof Dresses| Shackleton. Burial Fulfil Explorer’s...

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DENIES MARCONI OWED |% W..m ik soosu . . endof o, Do [satona benge Thien b, oozt in national bonds and a debt of 600,- '...

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" _THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . % C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1922. GRIFFITH TO BE FIRST PREMIER. JRISH PEOPLE NOW...

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Not Often Are Spring;'F'rO'ck‘s Priced In This Way THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1922. An...

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Top Coat Time and the Timely Top Coats Fashion has many phases—which our tailors have regarded —marrying effectiveness to the

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FRST ONSLAUGHT MADE ONTREATIES Attack in Senate Declared to Suggest Plan for Filibuster. The first concerted attack on the

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r . : i : " THE EVENING -8TAR, -WASHINGTON /o~ -~ ST TS T ‘ Abe Martin Says: Come to the Phillip Levy store tomorrow—here you

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LOCKWOOD NAMED b.0.P. SEGRETARY Editor National Republican Chosen to Succeed Late § - Clarence B. Miller. GEORGE E. LOCKWOOD.

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FOR WAGE MEETIN fihers’ Head Declares Coal_v 'Dperators Are Guilty of "4 Act of Bad Faith. By Lie Associated Press....

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MUDDIMAN’S EASY ELECTRIC WASHER For Laundry Work Best Make Easy on Clothes Work and Time $125, $139, $155 - Don't Blame Your

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THOMAS NELSON PAGE :¥ HONORED BY ITALIANS ¥x-Ambassador Honorary, Member ,/'8f Sons or Italy—Expresses - His Appreciation.”

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HIGHER OFFER SOUGHT. |HOLY SEE MAKES REPORT. |szogtiotic prathonciars, win uhres| CALLED IN SMALL CASEqr Cardinal Ratti's...

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MERIT WINS Butter is due to honest qual- ity. It is the favorite Butter with those who want the best. Try it and you will...

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Fashion’s New Wraps, Coats, Capes-—-for Women —Choose as their fabrics the ex- quisite marvella, orlanda, duvetyn and...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUES Hits You'll Like i PROTECT JUDGE IF HE |1ig%e supportors have Anpoated i | tho...

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A Boyssz 58, wuh $1.50 Longeloth, Suits, $1.39 Wiih This c.-po- Only Oliver Twist models, of fine qual- ity Golden cloth, in

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Grain, Produce | LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICES. Eggs—Strictly fresh, selected, per 2822 average receipts, 40: spring. per lb.,...

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F FEDERAL INCOME AND _ EXCESS: PROFITS TAXES (Copyright, 1922, by Joseph J. Klein. All rights reserved.) (Tax questions...

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G. U. Meet Promises to BeBanner Affair : Less Publicity for Collegiate Sport Is Advocated MANY CLEVER TO CONTEST BY H. C....

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SPORTS WILL BE GIVEN A DRILL ‘ON DIAMOND EVERY DAY Several Tall Boys Among Newcomers and They Offer Amusing Spectacle—McGrew,

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32 * 5 SONS OF C.W. MORS OUT ON 10000 BAL Five Others Also Give Bail. -Accusations - Against Daugherty Denied. Three sons of

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B - r | IPARTY HEADS WILL | DODGEWET ISSUE |HEE SAVERS Wine and Beer Question Held Important Only in Cer- tain Localities.

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1952, " however, officials said, that the pos- mession of liquor by an Individual on PORTO RICO...

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THE EVENING STAR, - WASHINGTON, . . O, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY .28, 1922, " AMERICA! ATTENTION 4 The Proposed Treaties Just...

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Eagte S L 2 WOMAN’S PAGE. ———S e e ——————— } l‘snlly m|xlngdldt with the nc“hl.lghlts] . wet a pudding mold with co ‘Ways...

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Oysters in Bread Cases. Take a crusty loaf of bread, like the Viehna, cut off the top and scoop out the center, leaving it

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HELP AND SITUATIONS WANTED—HELP. MALE—Continued. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1922,...

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! 3 ROOMS, ETC." ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1922 REAL ESTATE. b —_— BILES ALE, 3 ENT—ROOMS

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40 REAL ESTATE," SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued ' MHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY,...

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AUC AUCTION SALES ___FUTTRE DAYS. _____ THOMAS J. OWE AUCTIONEERS. Trustee’s Sale of Two Brick Dwellings, Being the Six-...

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THE - EVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTON SAYS PENSION PROMISED TO RECRUITS IN 1917 | AND 1 WAS INVITED, To ALCE BooT BIG _DANCE AN’