Evening Star dated May 19, 1922

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Mostly cloudy tonight; generally fair; not much temparature. ‘Temperature for twen ended at 3 p.m. t noon today. Lowest, 58,

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ORPARNGPANS ONORHIHS Bids by Angiist13. 300,000 Available . *" for Eath. The -drafting force in the office of Munfeipal...

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G‘vb aThought i tolce - You lm_\' the best milk. You buy none u!;pnre foods. You CITIZENS OFBRIGHTWOOD _ : h— — i .f...

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£ FORSLAYING BRDE Dream Impelled Him to Kil to Get Auto, He Admits, WITH M. CLEMENCEAU would hear nothing complimentary "l“

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HODVER ADDRESSES MEETING BY PHONE | Speaks io Electric Light Con- Secretary vention 200 Miles Away. of Commerce Herbert...

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_ I'HE EVENING STAR, ‘With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. .ce......May 19, 1023 Editor THEODORE W. NOYES.

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BUREAU EMPLOYES GETTING MORE PAY Cut in Personnel Brings Lift- g of Rotating Furlough From All But 300. Several hundred...

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% A Great May Event ' 100:New Summer Frocks for Misses : Fashionable - Cottons and Tub Silks 316, 7504 *18.75 Voiles. Under

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R ARMENIANSNEED Cabinet Members\Glad to. Get Garments. E have pre- pared a dar- ing assemblage of ex- traordinary values in >

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10 * STUDYING BUDGET -~ FORFACTORY USE Office Managers’ Association Confers'With Bureau of Efficiency. Plans for the...

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i i S ] towne. : “If you can prove that charge, I | FIRE x=3 Quicker Service BEGIN TUMURRUW The concert for 1:30 p'elogk Bun.

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THAYER’S Printing. Offce Closed All Day’ VACATION TRIPS” BY. SEA One T™© Meals and stateroom tions en 199,00 MORE GIVEN 10

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Washington—New York—Paris — Chocolate-Coated Pineapple Centers Strictly fresh, delicious, boxed ready for you to take home or

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ESEEEEHRRES BONAR-EHELPS_STRAWS | they are the BEST UNDER THE SUN Foremost Dealers Sell Them THE FIT IS MOST THE STYLE IS...

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RUSH WORK'ON GIANT SHIP TQ REPLACE ZR-2 )h' fiufl to"Be 698 Fest Long; 95 ¥est i Dlamiéter; With Gas Capheliy of 2,000,000...

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i lbYofiI Marketmg — - QuALITY SERVICES STORES DELIVER.! Savcagoodaliceout of an otherwise too full day, every day in the...

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THE EVENING' MAY Scouts receive papal benediction when the Pope received 1,000 of them in the Grotto Lourdes, in T. C. Gale,

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o “THE - EYENING' STAR, WASHINGTON, T. C, =i MlNflmAlfl * [LONG-WHISKER HONORS | MURDERER OPERATED ON | X35. H0OVER PLANS chxr.

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SERRANO HASTENS TOREVOLT ZONE Mexican War Chief Uses Gunboat to Reach Sacked City. By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, May

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to very informaily discue Wi the complete lmnuun of the nour workin |1 tae _He explain intention of government ‘interfes...

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ADWI'I‘I-'I-ENT. rive constipation out of yollr : ‘ Get away_from the dangers that traced to' constipation! It s re- |...

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Dy T we are prompted to nmndmdutifu ‘style is ‘mew and worth while. . HESS includes it in. their stock—and each pair - bears

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Toilet Requisites —Compact Powder, large size metal case with puff. Special, S0c. Slotve Bachet L'Origan, Styx, Chypre and

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“Expert Advice on Radio 5.—Working of Crystal Detectors. BY A. HYATT VERRILL, | Expert on Radio Technology. Crystal detectors

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* LY AN vt A { r ENeNBsEEYEEEESCRANlAS SRS RsaERdARNENRE. 7 PALAIS ROVAL Our Usual Store Hours—9:15 A.M. Until 6 P.M. The...

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i x X 3 . BY ARTHUR One of The Star's Week-End Fiction Series Complete in three instailments, X Th tors thus far: - I'!l:v

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LY elty perforation. 913 Pa. Ave. NW. Open Saturday Nights THIBAUT & WALKER (O MFRN Northwest Section Atlaptic Haréwaro Co.,

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FIRM TONE SEEN By Specia] Leased Wire to The Star. NEW YORK, May 19.—A generally firm tone was displayed on tke curb exchange

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cpley : FINANCIAL. s "THE ‘EVEND R, . WAS] ; 1. FF b ; sl NCIAI o ¥, RATE334PERCT.ON SIXTY-DAY MONEY N BALTIMORE, 9...

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. WHITE SOX ARE COMING FOR SET OF FOUR TILTS After Departure of Gleasonites the Nationals Will . Have Only Three Contests...

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Woman’s Bowling 'BALTIMOREANS TO STRIVE { TO QUST WASHINGTONIAN I:Invn'dem Must Seore High to Releh Goal—Lorgaine » Gulli Has

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the Hospital Tralning shoo! will have special meeting T ay, 4 p.m., {n Bt : htrunc:“ll!‘g:ggijg‘ | Sot ANTS Yy The Ohlo Gi

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$1.50 Long Silk Gloves 95¢ L l6-bu!lon -length Silk Gloves, superior quality with double tipped fingers. . In pongee, mastic,

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(" \FATHER OF HE L. E. Kinney Claimed to Be nine - Part of Conspiracy. By the Associated Press. By the Associated Presa. -

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mnnfimarh. Open 8:15 AM. White Lace Veils —are beginning to appear on the smartest hats. Most charm- ing are the Princess Lace

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each T - ° Those who love comfortable leisure at sea will be attracted by the new Cunard Fleet com| of steady, spacious,...

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Laundering Table and Bed Linen. To restore the original whiteness to iron until dry. ironing while still damp. If for any...

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|Has Your To Health and Vigor | life in_ food. | sour chiidren. vigor a | your Tushaud the | Vitamin R, | glands. i | used np

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HELP AND SITUATIONS.” Y 19, 1922 7 - . d ., FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ;| FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. MALE. LE—(Continued. tinped. 2

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: : ~MAIN 4173 Hith st now OLDSMORILE 8, ;4( .—m;—,mmf LY \AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC. Continued terms. Hurley Motor ASH 6...

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APARTMENTS, ETC. ~ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. 'FBJIDAY MAY 19 1922. r REAL ESTATE 41 APARTMENTS TOLET |KEEPING UP

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REAL ESTATE ~ ] ’ FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUBES, _FOR nu—nom ] FOR nm—noum FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR...

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ADAM A WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. * SALE OF BRICK DwaLLINGS NOB, 282 AND 53¢ 204 SF. N.B. Ui L the foliowing d land and premises.

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DAYLIGHT-SAVING PLAN lT IS OPPOSED BY ZIHLMAN | Maryland nepusennmve Sees Many Burdens and Little Benefit in Scheme. sa 4 N.