Evening Star dated January 26, 1923

Page 1

WEATHER. late tonight or, tomorrow: ‘warmer; temperature slightly above freezing tonight. ‘Temperature for twenty-four hours

Page 2

DEMURRER ARGUED DR AR LT ) Attorneys Wage Legal Battle - to Establish Knickerbocker Disaster Responsibility. r LAW AUTHORITY

Page 3

- Ice for Fever " 7 %In,gcarlet fever—the ice ‘Wag applied to the neck and 9e in the mouth quiets de- i and reduces fever.”—

Page 4

FRENCH CANADIAN - VOW RUHR BACKING “Germans Must Pay” Senti- '| ment of Meetings in Many } Villages and Camps. Bpecial...

Page 5

———e HOUSE CHANGES ) INARMY BLLHT Weeks Tells Senate Subcom- | mittee Age Limit Imperils [ 8 Enlistments. HARBORD CLAUSE IRKS

Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, ‘With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY.......January 26, 1823 THEODORE W. NOYES...Editor

Page 7

TO LOA %EI]/ELRY Emergency Financing! SAVE INTEREST Take ge of New York State rates. They are less than Virginia rates. In

Page 8

Shoes of —For Misses. —For Children. " —For Little Gents. The reputation of the Family Shoe Storc as head- quarters for...

Page 9

DISCUSS LEGISLATION FOR THE DISABLED MEN B5 the Assoclated Press. 3 CINCINNATIL, ; Ohlo, January 26— The national executive

Page 10

BALLATWILLARD . TOAD CHLD CARE Officers of Society Point Out "~Work They Are Doing to Preserve Health. PURE MiLK FIRST STEP

Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON - Cash or War D. O, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26 1923. - Come Out of the Ruhr? (1 OT CASH, BUT CLASH,”...

Page 12

i THE. EVENING.-STAR, WASHINGTON, D! C. New Metal Lace Bertha Collars, 98c Smart neckwear in new styles that find favor with

Page 13

.THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1923. | AN EIGHTEEN.POUNDER AT...

Page 14

1! il $3.25 Chester || $3.00 Wilmington AND RETURN Sunday, January 28 BPECIAL TRAIN '-IIVQ’:7 wnhlulon (Cnloa Statlon) riven

Page 15

THE 'EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, Jd923. - S. KANN Sons Co. “THE BUSY CORNER” " CHORGHMEN LT | OVER

Page 16

P;nny Wise—Pound Wise E (t’s the pennies you save in the price and the quality you gezina pound of . The Healthful Spread for

Page 17

D. C. High School Graduates Lack “Pep,” Washington high school graduates were taken to task today by Roger Babson,...

Page 18

_ANSBURGH & BROTHER e Finimescanbiionga Sale of 300 ) New and springlike bags in colorful Paisley and Egyptian prints. Large

Page 19

this Complete Dental Treatment Vi THE EVENING IDEPORTED RAIL STRIERS TESTIFY Tell Arkansas Legislators Citizens Bade Them...

Page 20

THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, D..C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1923. - ¥ rly eah egEceptional in Every Way Sale of Spring Capes,

Page 21

- cent for British lines and 30 per cent " JAPANESE DENY - HAWAIAN MENAGE Consul General at Honolulu Hits Report of Labor...

Page 22

GUARDSHEN N STAGE ‘STUNTNIGHT' FETE Burlesque on Basket Ball and “Hicktown Band” Are Features. | A “stunt night” was...

Page 23

4 England, January 22, 1922. BRYCE TO BE EXTOLLED. {MRS. E. R. M"CORMICK | ‘PEANUT. POLITICIANS’ HIT seenury Hughes Among...

Page 24

STOCKS STRONGEST OF PRESENT WEEK Many Definite Advances in More Active Market. Exchanges Lower. BY STUART P. WEST. Special

Page 25

FINANCIAL, g_lf, EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. l_!., Fl!:lTDAY2 JANUARY 26, 1923. STAGGERING COSTS (& OF WAR REVEALED Col....

Page 26

RCKARD HASINSD TRACK WITH OPTION Beckett Is Eliminated as an ! Opponent—Interest High & in Coming of Firpo. Negotiations will

Page 27

SP ORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,_ D Poor Visibility Hampers Title Golfers|| ALL OF LEGION REGULARS TO FACE MARINE...

Page 28

FARM CREDITS BILL AGAINUPIN SENATE] Administration . Leaders toi Urge Action on Lenroot- Anderson Measure. A Kind * For Every

Page 29

SKIRTS FOR MEN NOT YET DE TROP In Many Climes Clinging Gar- ment Is Popular Apparel for All Occasions. The question of the

Page 30

26, 1923 once thore he turned to Tow) that train?’ Rennison querted. had been made in buttoning the vest, |lies is locked and

Page 31

3 quite so and physically, as two tired, aching physical discomfort together into an iron pot and stew | very gently for...

Page 32

22 w. MAL. ) fond s, R0V, loymen?. - fifin‘r BOOKKEEPER} nd aceurate on detail Wr 3 -:Z yu"-u'!'v' rting. _Anply Morrly & Co.

Page 33

l““om FOR SALE, ETC. BUICK. Good used cars priced to move, BUICK 1419 COUPE BUICK 1920 ROADSTER. FORD 1921 TOURING. FORD 1920

Page 34

- - 74 R _ BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE. et )G“ i1d1s o ua!-r { e tore; $16,500. : Clarge store; :'fi&?&w"x"'x‘-z TEATEY 0.,

Page 35

7R AL ESTATE P e FOR SALE--HOUSES. SALE—HOUSES, | o 0. Continued, Continued. Northeast—Kenredy House— Petworth—Semi-detached—

Page 36

38" TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. '8—“Tangerine” with Julla Sindereon; portormarce at 8:30 p.m. NATIONAL—Lynn Fontanne, “Dulay,” 8:20