Evening Star dated February 17, 1923

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| l ! 1 or tomorrow morning, clearing and somewhat ¢ Fow. Temperature for a.m. today. Cloudy, probably light snow tonight...

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THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGT ,-. i o 2 O, 8 h "FEBRUARY N 1o B . EA P RO R e o D '!' , SATURDAY, 17 : : PROSPEROUS ERA ) NEAR,

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DEBT BILL ONLAS ~ LAPIN CONGRESS Senate Vote of 70 to 13 Sends Measure Back to . House for Detail. DEBATE LASTS 4 DAYS...

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HONORS 70 BRITISH ' MUSEUM DIREGTOR Sir Frederic George Kenyon , Special Guest at Classical | League Dinner Tonight. MAKING

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KATE OHARE BARES SLAVERY INPRSINS Says Women Are Driven at i Top Speed, and Tells of “Black Hole.” ‘SERVED AS ENEMY SPY Wenal

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THE EVENING BT A, WASHINGTON, D. O, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Y7, 1923, m———————-——————-—l._d_————l——————__——.“________ o P...

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" The Secretary of Labor, Mr. Davis, Will Leave for New York This Evening, Mrs. Davis Going Later On. |Biven by the Alumnae

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N Beginning Monday, February 19th HE most interesting assemblage and the largest dis< tribution of exceptional values in new

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D. U, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1923. Woodvard & Lothrop 43 Anniversary Sale SWEATER Specials 975 775 | A Special Purchase of

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© 10 » FIN REALIZING SALES SLOW U STOCKS Market After Very Busy Two- Hour Session. Closes Irregular BY STUART P. WEST. 1...

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* VIRGINIAN RAILWAY 'HAS BANNER YEAR * Road Earns $6.72 Per Share on Common—Growth of District Banks Shown. Earnings of $6.72

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THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1923. . A L S, S tietnst B et ey

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REAL, Washington’s Grthh Reflected in Real Estate and Buildi LACK OF ZONING - GOSTING MILLIONS Depreciated Values and i...

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L1'8th street i - Donough, = tricity. ““the proper _ stor “westment. L1110 700 77 OO AT 14 MILLON IN REALTY TRANSACTIONS...

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et REAL ESTATE. LOAN ASSOCATON * GROWTH PLEASES C. Clinton James Expresses Satisfaction at Conditions ;. as Shown in Report.

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16 ROV RELY QUTS PORTO RANDST Resignation Receivedy the | »President—Expeed to g Be Accepte ILL HEALTH I§ REASON Gen....

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\ \ i []RT[A[;UE HEAD |PULPIT AND PEW WARNED TO TALK Prosecutor Threatens Ander- son if He Continues Hamper- ing Inquiry Into

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Latest Announcements of Church News, METHODIST EPISCOPAL (White) ' Hamline M. E, Church ! STH AND P STREETS. Rev. H. P. Fox,

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. -0, SATURDAY Latest Announcements of Church News, COMMUNITY SERVICES. Exercises to Be Held

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Fires Begin Flickering in Hot-Stove League : Magnates Scent Players’ Pact CUBS FIRST OF WESTERN TEAMS TO START SOUTH White

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C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1923. HELP AND SITUATIONS. 21 g A S D =2 f Star “Want Ad” | HELP—MALE SITUATIONS—MALE. PERSONAL.

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AUTOMOBILES. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS Contimued. | . CHANDLER—1922, fourimg; o less CHISA CIOSET,

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Continued. }f.“gg'fl;fi ST -TW0 Koovs, ‘xn}'v‘m - L) ) 0 screened-in sleoping e elnctricity and heat furnished; fiw C Kl-’lfi T

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SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FOR SALE—Continued. ! FOR SALE—HOUSES Cantinued. FOR SALE—HOUSES ROMA PAR] R RALE. o1 Butgaiow! one haif

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FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—HOUSES Continued. . Continued. THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. : Tacorporated: 738 15th St, N.Ww. g Consult

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26° HEBREWS HASTEN DRIVE FOR $30.000 Arrangements Compieted for Mass Meeting in Aid of Palestine Foundation. IPH SILVERMAN,