Evening Star dated September 10, 1923

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WEATHER. Fair weather and moderate tempera: ture tenight.and tomorrow, 3 Temperature for twenty:four hours ended at 2 p.m,

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2 e | s THE EVENING PLAN AIR CARNIVAL | Abe Marcin Says: {ADANFGE FIND . AT BOLLING FIELD Gfeal Show to Be Given Sep- tember

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@ ‘THE "EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON." D. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER--10, -1923. ' 3 & : ! - — - - : ¥ o« . wye ‘e ¢ l‘ Bver ything in

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-GODE FOR SETTLING COAL FIGHTS URGED U. S. Commission Says Pub- ‘lic Otherwise Will Use Army = or Prison to Get Fuel. ....

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ASKS STATES' AI IN COAL PRICE WAR Pinchot Bids Governors to Probe Cost and Plan on Joint Action. By the Assoclated Press....

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|| THE EVENING S1AR, ‘With Sunflay Morning Edition, WASAINGTON, D. 0. | { .Beptembor 10, 1023 NOYES........Editor vama Ave.

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.S TO CONDUCT RETREAT. ] _;__.'_).. 3 %ev, ‘Foley to Lead Berviess ati{ Mount Carmel ‘House. Rev. Martin J. Foley, noted...

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SOCIETY. b e Soa Secretary of War, Mr. Wecks, Will Leave| Tomorrow for Meadowbrook, L. I, to Attend the Polo Tournament. | HE

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e — | MISSING MINSTER SOUGHT IN CAPITAL 3 Police Believe Baltimore Pas- tor May Plan Visit to Sister Here. Search is being

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WOVAN DEFIANTLY | LEADS RUM GANG Grows Rich in Huge Bootleg- ging Syndicate Unearthed in New England. Special Dispatch to The

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2 MORE AMERICANS REPORTEDMISSNG Consul at Kobe Unable to Find Trace of School Teacher and Other. Consul Dickover at Kobe, in

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‘THE EVENING. STAR, WACH St e T — Sy 2 i 2 < . e | MUTT AND JEFF—Some Sparring Partners Shyow Evidence of Having...

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1 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1923 Dr. Cosme de la Torriente, Cuban i o S statesman, who has been selected : * . - : as the new...

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11 v ’E_The Yellow Trail By E. MANCHESTER BODDY (Copyright, 1922, by Times-Mirror Press. Printed Newspaper Fy $ : H |...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1923. Woohwary & Wotheop Striking Fabrics—Huge Fur Collars The...

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* STODKS SELLOFF - INLATE TRADNG gbopper Shares Lead Earlier { Advances on Favorable Rumor From Ruhr. ¥ BY STUART P. WEST.

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. IPAN WAY SPLY SHP REPAR WORK| American Yards Look for Considerable Business in | Replacing Lost Tonnage. Received by...

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e CHAMPION ASSERTS " | e s | N IR CONTESTS - : @m’o’s watLoe | - De Forest, Who Trained Both Other Western Clubs Follow : HE

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'SPORTS. Na STARS OF SEVEN NATIONS PLAYING AT PHILADELPHIA Withdrawal of Japanese and Australian Players omewhat Mars...

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o ‘Aprons on Frock MAN'S PAGE s May Be Paletots BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE, We think of transformation frocks and reversible wraps

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AL ESTATE. THE - EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C ONDAY, SEPTEMBER ' 10, 1923 - ‘REAL ESTATE _— e e e e e e e - FOR...

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