Evening Star dated March 15, 1923

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WEATHER. Rain and warmer tonight and tomor- row; increasing southwest winds. Temperature for twenty-four hours ended at 2...

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2 SENATOR DECLARES CLERK BEGAN FEHT Caraway, in Answer to Suit, Says He Was Assaulted Without Cause. CHARGES THREAT TO KILL/

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INSURE Aguinst Fire and Boiler Explosions With J. Leo Kolb N3 Now York Ave. 5w, * Today the Hup- mobile is re- garded all...

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U S ARMY LAWHIT * BYPEACE LEAGUE) 23 Mrs. La Follette TeIIs Dele- gates New Act Gives Pow- k. er to Militarists. Repeal of

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s N ——————— -ALLA In Protest, Taboo AT sy 4t Jronk[fie AVENUE & NINTH:* lanned uty” £rom 10 to 4 ments today on the ulend;r

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el "6 THE LVENING STAR, With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY......March 15, 1923 THEODORE W....

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BUTTERICK PATTERNS ith The DELTOR Another remarkable King's Palace sale of Quality Spring Millinery at $298—duplicating the

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-~ s S XL LI I 222X 2 X L BESH200409025-00000000000000300000060000084 . Secretary of the Treasury, oociety The Minister of

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(Cortinued from Eighth Page.) the week-end at Fredericksburg, Va., the liome of her parents. After her stay in Atlantic City

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PR THE ‘EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, €., THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1923. PR'N[;ESS 0F ALY RADIO TAX PROPOSED. |WOULD COMPEL SCHOOLS

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Feeling Against British in Egypt May Cheat Carnarvon of Share yon of Professor Breasted, Back From THE EVENING STAR,...

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Th2 2 KILLED AS AUTO | GRASHES IN BRIDGE Baltimore Man and Woman Dead—Accident Happens Near Middletown. DRIVER FACES CHARGES

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PREACHER INDIGTED| ‘O MALS CHARGE Grand .lury Charges He Op-| ». erated Fraudulent Civil * Service Coaching Scheme. Rev....

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f ENENEEEENEENENAENEEESEE 1. 4 Regularly $9 - Dinner Sets, $6.39 American Porcclain Sets in three deco- Friday only, rations.

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On Sale Main rloor Come Early earlier than usual—Use G u,r;aez entrance. __THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY,...

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D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1923 Mill Ends of Laces Values worth $1.50 to.$225 79C yard at.. Mill ends of Spanish and Radium

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E STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1923. * SPECIAL LUNCHEON FOR...

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e T R nniE [T T S T SR Women Who W alk a t deal appreciate Princess Pat, the fn::;: Walk-Over walking shoe. A stylish oxford,

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LONGWORTH LAUES | LPARTY SYSTEM, Opposition in Congress Acts ag Counter Balance for Ele- ment in Control, He Says. The...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1923. " Is head of one of Philadelphia’s most [in the campaign and

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t “THE ' EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. . €., THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1923. Huge Bombs, Droppe lcarred and shaken by violent explo-

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URGES CARTAN CHURCHES TOUNITE Brooklyn Minister Makes Plea for Abolition of Various : Creeds. “The day of demominationalism

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o4 The Paint That Perpetuates Beautifying is only one purpose in painting. Preserving is an equally important feature—and...

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Your Guests wxll want this recipe Mueller’s Delicious Spaghetti - with Oysters drained. Butter. Salt and L e Binwed cacint e

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™~ DRUG STORE IS RADED; POLICE SEIZE WHISKY Clerk Arrested at 3501 Georgia THE _— list containing the names of alleged...

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26 Poker Porlruits-—Thc Fool. —By WEBSTER. HEY, MAUDE! You AWAKET THis 15 CHARLEY! Yean! s | FIVE O'CLOCK ! | JUST SoT ! \

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Preserver’ banish foot aches. “Arch-preserver Shoe \Veek QOT comfort—permanent fort—i if you'll only S yours vou see these

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"FINANCIAL GO STILL HIGHER Sugars and Oils Are Especial- ly Active—Studebaker i Crosses 126—Notes. BY STUART P. WEST. Gpacial

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FINANCIAL. 3 2 | 3 23. FINANCIAL. —-——.—__._____—_____—______ W PN SATION o s f — e e ok von | e SLOANS} | S [ INVEQT Yok...

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S.P briff Takes a Look at Rival League NATIONALS’ CHIEF VIEWS , BRAVE-DODGER STRUGGLE He and Judge Landis Guest at...

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SPORTS. ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT ‘TIS BACK OF BIG VENTURE Pliins to Stage Bout in Buenos Aires in November. Dangerous If They Are

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3 " . ; THE EVENING. .STAR, WASHINGTON PLAN TO TAKE UP STUDY |FIND NO TRACE OF TWO OF TRANSPORTATION LOST IN RIVER FLOOD, U.

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THE EVENING A e - i O — — e ——————— — r Sanderso; < ] French E. Ranadell, $40; Leon Jackson, lations; Walter B, , $30; [X...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D..C., THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1923. VIRGINIA COMMUNITY -[$100,000 DOPE SEIZURE . |cte asizet oo st

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The Dentist knows The dentist knows that if they seem to be tender and sore and bleed easily there is some infection that may

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1 1 1ikély t6 e @evel ts pr luvn 1¢in felt tha Hote, practically tratlless desert and the lack of natural harbors on the Y

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1923. “Visiting” by Telephone Banned| MUSICIANS IN FIGHT. |5 toihs S

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: THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D: C, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1923. BASTROP GRAND JURY | ™E%iaRmeE: ’ifi’{mm v | 5 RRSETERT ‘ "

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Coats, Capes, Wraps, Dresses Styles, qualities, materials—in a sale that exemplifies most remarkably the buying power of —

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''HE EVENING 'STAR, -WASHINGTON, D: €, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1923: 'VETERAN ON SECOND- |NEW MEMBER OF - |RUSSIA TO SIT...