Evening Star dated February 26, 1923

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WEATHER. Rain tonight and tomorrow; warmer tonight. Temperature for twenty-four hours ended 2 p.m. today: Highest, b4, at 2

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* PEPGO VALUATION HEARING IS BEGUN U. S. Supreme Court Listens to Arguments on Questions It Propounded. THREE POINTS AT...

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o THE EVENING: STAR, WASHINGTON, of intoxicating liquors. Government officials say this is absurd. The; argue fhat the number

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"NO BOX--NO MAIL' DEADLINE' NEARS Homes Minus Provision of 1 Some Sort to Be Passed & By on Thursday. 16,000 FAIL TO COMPLY

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With Heavy Timbers in Shaft Heretic Throne of Tutankhamen Among Relics Found, Is Revelation Recently Made. By the Associated

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CHE EVENING STAR, ‘With Sundsy Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. (MONDAY.....February 26, 1823 {'HEODORE W....

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HEINZ MINCE MEAT Clese-Out Price in.15¢| Lb. . .|| Cracked Hominy, 5 Ibs. for . LARGE Utce Rolled Oats, pkg., . . 2lc...

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Society Mrs. Henry Prather Fletcher, Who, With Her Husband, Is a White House Guest, Goes to New York. RS. HENRY PRATHER...

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[TALY DENIES BID FOR FRENCH PAC Rome Government Disclaims Effort to Form Economic Alliance With Paris. MUTUAL AID PLAN SEEN

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distress! Lunch Time for Needy Children. o, s, - Tlie Men's Departmeént of the Mission is equipped to care for Men S Dept“_

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BONE-DRY SPECTER HAUNTING CANADA Temperance Forces Marshal- ed for Greatest Campaign . in Dominien’s History. QUEBEC NOT...

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VIEWSWORLDCOURT S GONG CONCERN :Re_asons for President Urg- : ing U. S. to Share Work 4 of Justice Tribunal. NOT LEAGUE...

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THE EVENING -STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26 1923. ~ Ay ssssssussnssssnnnssnsNowin Pragreu——l"cbrudrjbale of...

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T An Unconscious |, Washingtonian THE gentleman of old must have been think- ing of the capital and ‘Walli when he said,...

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“GARDEN OF EDEN" STORY PUNCTURED Dr. Grant Sees “Adam, Ap- ple and Eve” Bible Nar- rative as “Fable.” PREACHES ON FETISHES

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16 ~ AMUSEMENTS | POLI’S—“The Bat. That thrillingest of thrillers, “The Bat® which Is generally acknowl- edged to lead all

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THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE | THE EV NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1923. . THE “CHOP SUEY” HAIRCUT.

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18 ———————— fThere are 24,000,000 families in the United iStates and 41,600,000 imen, women and ichildren that work for...

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THE EVENING STAR, ‘Washington—New York—Paris STORE NEWS for Tuesday, February 27, 1922 40-inch Canton Crepe—Canton is...

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THE 'EVENING - STAR, WASHINGTON, PREI]IBT CALANITY IF COAL BODY QUITS Decision of Faot-Fmdmg Commission to Be Regret- ted,

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B R R ¥R SRR Y CE SO SAPEESSARANE SR A IS L ENE S AGE RSP TAESSENE SRELIE FHEISNSETEEINGEEIOPEIVESINEDEDPEY . H H H...

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THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1923’ Woodward & Lothrop 43 Anniversary Sale Sale Misses’ Spring

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3.0 Philadephia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington And Return Sunday, March 4 Similar Exursions March 18 and April 1 SPECIAL...

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r o4 » TAKING OF PROFTIS SLOWS UP STOCKS Indications of Liquidation in Many Directions Gives Mar- ket Uncertain Tone. BY...

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1. Tr A.C.L RALROR EARNS 15 SHARE Report to 1. C. C. Shows Big i Saving in Operating Ex- penses in 1922. Atlantic Coast Line,

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WRITTEN AND ILLUSTRATED By T Duyring the war the young men Were trained to face the enemy by most dramatic methods. Bags were

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SPORTS. Bush Is Optimistic DONIE LIKES THE TALENT HE WILL BOSS THIS YEAR Mite Manager, Here to Lead First Squad to Tampa...

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SPORTS. THE -EVENING STAR, Dixie Man Scores Golf Pro.’s SHORTSIGHTED IN PASSING UP TOURNEYS, HE ASS'ERTS ¥ Declares Day May

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WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. e Continued. Continued. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. YURNITULE—IF you want to ootain best re- | STROLLER,