Evening Star dated February 5, 1923

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\ ‘ S " Steamer Tossed on Beam End | \WWEATHER. Srow tonight and tomorro change in temperature; lowest tonight about 26...

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' 2 L HREE FARM BILLS | - PENDING IN HOUSE,_ Prophesied They Will Be! Passed and Signed by Presi- dent in Next Two Weeks. |

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DENIES KLAN HA *PART IN FLOGGING Aiken, S. C., Sheriff Also Says Red Cross Funds Not Con- nected With Attack. ACCUSED PAIR

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$4,438,154 D. C. SURPLUS IS REPO (Continued from First Page) ment. Its administrative officials are appointed by the...

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Raisin Bread Order from your grocer or your bake shop now. Oldfashioned, full fruited raisin bread with at least eight...

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THE EVENING STAR ‘With Sunday Morning Edition, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY......February 5, 1923, THEODORE W, NOYES.,...Editor |

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SO ‘ - OCIE Patrons of the Chicago Opera Com-| pany Tonight Complete Roster of CIETY. ty Official and Resident Society. HE

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The Events Leading up to the Tragedy. | "CHE EVENTS LEADIMG UP Ty THE TRAGEDY — ! If Out of Town Let Our Mail Order Office .

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Rheumatic twinges —ended! The basic cause of most theu~ matic pain is congestion.Apply Sloans. It stimulates circulation up

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' LANSBURGH & BROTHER SBURGH & BRro TUESDAY STORE NEWS 420430 Seventh Street Northwest — e = Wuluugtfn—Naw York—Paris STORE

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! e ey A G Influenzais a germ disease. The influenza ;iverm is especially te- nacious. Its, favorite breeding round is the

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1923. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.. C, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5 —_— . . Children’s 39¢ Sport Sox, 25¢ Children’s Sport Socks, .

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EX. S. JUSTICE OFFICIAL IS JEAD William B. Matthews Victim of Heart Disease—Burial in Richmond. H. T. WINFIELD HONORED....

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N'T LET THAT COLD|| GET THE BETTER OF YOU If that persistent cough or cold s fastened on you at this season of the.year it

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‘;' Dopey Dan Points Out Moral Of the “Big Brother” Story A BY W, H. CLAGETT. “\ Dear Folks: \Durin’ the course, of several

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NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., . BREITSTEIN. Lat of the American fighting men leaving Ehrenbreitstein, on the Rhine, which has

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" AMUSE smnmmseo—m-m ; “'White and Others. Sines the Shubert vaudeville wheel has abandoned the unit aystem as far as the...

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THE EVENING® STAR, D:*'C, "MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1923. As such-he had m: - condl . | muttered. confidence. -I have been s...

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DR, GRANT REFUSES 770 “PARROT” BILE .New York Rector Declares He Wants People Happy in His Church. o ATTACKS “COMPLACENCY”

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RELIEF SHIP ARRIVES. American Christmas Cargo Reaches Pirasus Safely. NEW YORK, American “Chrls wan, which left 25 with a o

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FINANCIA 5 P () /W HERS NADE | eV o STock EXGHANGE | Excheng Retes o - BONDS = mas e nd (S RENNELY IN SOME STOCKS| s vt e |

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i ; i FINANGIAL.. TOBACCD REACHE NEW HIGH RECORDS Production Figures Show Enormous Business Dur- ing Past Year. each share

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1 WOMAN’S PA GE isten, World WRITTEN AND ILLUSTRATED By Harriet is having a lovely time with her soul. Hitherto Harriet ha

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- Magnates Increase MAJOR PARKS THIS YEAR WILL HOLD 461,000 FANS New Yankee Stadium, Seating 65,000, Largest of Lot, Polo...

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% ;’ FOLKS i | PRAISE OUR ] EYE SERVICE? Through their own personslexperience and by talking with others whom we have served,

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THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1923. Copyright, 1822, by Bell Syndicate, Tnc. Trade Mark Rex. U. 8.

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AUCTIONS. FOR SALE—HOUSES, ! FOR SALE—HOUSES, Continued. Continued. MILLER-BUILT HOMES IN WOODLEY PARK. i 2819 to 2833 29th

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3b TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. POLY’S—“Alda,” Chicago Civic Opera Company, at 8 p.m. NATIONAL—Lionel Atwill, Comedian,” at 8:20 in