Evening Star dated October 4, 1922

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WEATHER. Fair tonight and tomorrow; little change in temperature. Temperature for twenty-four hours ended at 2 p.m. today:

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ST 7 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1922 2 * _— e e e e — PRESIDENT LAUDS AMERICAN BANKER Message

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¥ ’ / : : ' THE EVENING STAR, WAGHII“IGTOX, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1922. B 5 y! A ° 2 3 — TREET ROPING URGED ’ p...

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£~ VENIZELOS OBJECTS TO TURK IN THRACE Former Greek Premier Fears Kemalists Will Oppress Christian People. CITES ARMENIANS’

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fifteen (15) BETTER cigarettes . for 10¢ CIGARETTE A Every cigarette full weight and full size ~—better Turkish —better...

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is made as much money for each player. Total receipts at the world series games have rapged widely. In 1903, when the series

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GUESTS AT LUNCHEON. E Johnson and J. C. Fes- (... senden Entertained by Y. M. C. A. URNITURE ' Clifford L. Johnson and J, C.

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SOCIETY. honor. Dr. Edmund Hordan will be| after November 15, at Greenwich, | sall for the orient october | Hemstitchi ng...

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13th & G STREETS, S. E. CORNER Identical in Every Detail ExceptThat of Price, Theire Charming Fall Models Faithfully...

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Named For Hj With SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR AIR DERBY TAKEN Denby and Weeks Issue Joint |, Statement in Reply to Recent | Press

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‘PRESDENT WARTS SKTISFED LABOR [] Would Have Railroad Work : Too Attractive for Strikes, |m Declares Davis: FAVORS SAVING...

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GENERAL REDUCTION On Many Sizes of EDISON MAZDA LAMPS 75 watt, were 100 watt, were 70c, now. 95c¢, now. 150 watt, were $1.30,

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THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR,' WASHINGTON, D. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1922. S Ulric Hale, thirteen years

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you Sun-Maid Seeded Rai- sins in 15 oz. blue package for not more than 20c. FIVNGALCRIS PROVOKES MURDER Rathenau SIa‘yers...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ‘4, 1922. 'JEEEIEEE—:EIEEEE Thnradu and Friday, Jack Holt, in...

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e Y e ) ey —_— thit the Dominion exports to Aus- trac lett of Baron von y 3 o - CANADA PLANS TRADE izt aeteiereiticimse...

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18 * THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, O.CTOBER. 4, 1522. services to hold threo mafor decora- entire proceeds

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This 4-pc. bedroom suite 5160 Constructed of selected walnut. Beautifully matched pieces of richly grained walnut in a dull

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Men’s Night Shirts, $1.29 Six hundred more of those _full comfort- uit of the Shirts in to 20. Specially ed and priced for

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" NATUROPATHS ARRIVE FORCONVENTION HERE President to Meet Visitors at ‘White House—Speakers at i | ] Opening Session. ‘White

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A Distinction It is not-the mechanical proc- esses of photogra- phy that produce art portraits. Our Portraits excel because

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Real Irish lace, tucked net and filet charmingly used— $8.50. A navy blue veil wears this clever braided border—S5....

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DT 1AW CR—— "THE . EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,. D. C. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1923, ' FINANCIAL spring. NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio,

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N. Y. Curb Market od Press.) (Quotations furnished by the Assor e 1000 Biric A o0 BRIy ) By | i Packurd | Philipshorus Tne

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fsy SPORTS. HAVE BIG EDGE ON SLAB, || AND MOUND WORK TELLS Sixty Per Cent of Battle During Regular Season and Counts for More

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SPORTS. LEBANON VALLEY SHOULD - MAKE HILLTOPPERS WORK Pennsylvanians Held Army to Two Touchdowns Last aturday—Kendall...

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44 It the flavor and aroma of cigars could be measured scien- tifically by some sensitive in- strument, 44 would stand high