Evening Star dated September 12, 1923

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el 2 St WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1923—THIRTY-EIGHT PAGES. 'COOLIDGE DECLARED FIRM FOR WORLD COURT ENTRY @h WASHINGTON, D. C,

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U.S. GVES $5,363.000 FOR JAPAN'S RELIEF Fund Raised: by:Red Cross; Far Exceeds the Original Estimate. With the vame soft of

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N ’ THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1: | A0 ! \ " WILL STICK BY TER o !ol the :w-:xe:e government

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BOY ACCUSES SELF F FORGING CHECKS Tfells Local Police of Crime in Jersey and Begs for Food. a seventeen-year-old who claims

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i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1923, [ ENGINEER DEAD IN HOTEL. |in a @owntown hotel were...

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| cdls in recent years. ‘WEDNESDAY . September 13, 1923 THEODORE W. NOYES...... Hiiter A, Tha Eveniing Star Newspaper Comphny

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Bl 4 S e R Deaths Reported. ! The followitig degths have been reported to :he health department in thé last twents-four Kate

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SOCIETY. Socie President and Mrs. Coolidge’s Guest, Mrs. Holmes, Will Leave Tonight for Massachusetts. RESIDENT and Mrs....

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" SPANISH SOPRANO .| DEADLINE FEATURE Benorits Comin Sings at Semi- Monthly Dinner of Be- porters’ Club. SENORITA JULITA...

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~ L322 22083000003000000000000000000000000 5564 B STRAND—Vaudeville. Miss Symonds features double-voiced | Ramon Novarro, the

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Twill & Charmeen Dresses Have Already Gained Many Friends for I'ms mediate and Fall W' $25 t0.%75 An elaborate. collec- tion,

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1o RUM BRIBE CHARGE STIRS N Y. POLICE Captain Resigns When Blam- ed for Not Exposing De- mand for Hush Money. Spectal...

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[\ pnot be finished for several months, it b By H H | THOMSON SCHOOL | NOTREADYTO0PEN Pupils to Be Taught in Webster and...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.’ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1923. w0 32Inch T8 Dress Ginghams 18c Yd. Correct material for

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1 ‘crude little sick room and closed the > 3 : The Yellow Trail : By E. MANCHESTER BODDY (Copyright, 1922, by Times-Mirror

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" 16 WHITE AGAIN PICKED AS FIGHT ANNOUNCER Radio Fans Assured of Exciting Description of Dempsey-Firpo Bout Friday Night. THE

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THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1923. STARS DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE Lieut. L. H. Sanderson of the

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AN TO MAKE WODD (MERE FICUREHEAD Filipino Legislative Leaders Revive Clash With Governor | General by Soeeches. By the...

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THE EVENING STAR, 'WAS Washington’s Greatest Women’s Store Never More Beauty-- Never More Charm Than That to Be Found in the

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CANADIAN.OWNED RALROADS PRAED Government Operation Be- coming Steatlily More Ef- ficient, Says Executive. BY EDWARD PRICE...

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BAP”AL |N ROUTE sm@&@&&&&@@%&%&&%&mmmm&m&m&mmm&&m&&&&m&m&m&&m m&&@&mm * OF LLOYD GEORGE Washington Aniong 17 Ameri- can...

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| NOTHERS INLAW ‘and “the “mother.in-law joke always| tthing' should be stopped got a grip on me; and.I.havé never been able

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ADMITS § JtLEGAL WIVES, SAY POLICE Harry R. Roshon Held in Los Angeles While Matrimonial Record Is Checked. By the Assoclated

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edy will be .“Hanging .Aroun i v.‘ % v, “Missiag " The Mid- With poats R ho h t Saturday, "S“.& Sunday and n;:.'}..y “The Man

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHI NUTON, D, C.,_ WEDNESUAY, il MR 12, 9. : : e e B e B b . . T in circulation. o reported of Prince’

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FOUR BANK CALLS ~ j& A YEAR NEW PLAN B Controller to Ask Additional Report—Today’s Trading on Local Exchange. ML WARINGIGY. b

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e T SHPS ON PACFL " RUSHED TO LT Japanese Disaster. Partially Responsible for Enormous Increase in Traffic. BY J. €. ROYLE.

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© “ < 8 _— s PORTS. T 'HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ’C. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1923. SPORTS. — e Dempsey Ends Training

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—. SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1‘2. 1923. SPORTS. a2 e e re— Only Four Aliens Now in

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VETERAN TINE ENDS OV LIFE James T. Henshaw Inhales Lighting Gas at Home of Partner. despondent, James T. Hen- 0 X eight yea

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Handkerchiefs Resemble Shawls BY ANNE There i5 a time when a square of gayly prinied cten or silk ceases to be handkerchief

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HELP AND SITUATIONS NEVER mail ORIGINAT, “ree m"",l;fl, @n_applying for_employment. Gse COPIER. BOY, colored, over 16 years of

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AUTOMOBILES, ETC." FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. Continued. THANDLER SEDAN; motor overbnulrd: Tubber: $30: tavmn,' $150 cashe 455 or

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APARTMENTS,ETC. " RCOMS AND BOARD. Continued. APARTMENTS. FURNISHED. Continged. @37 _EAST CAPT Targe front room, Znd ath: e

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-, FOR SALE—-APARTmTS T HAVE AN fentals Cf $7,770 a liouse that”is clear. rtment house w investment WM. 8. 18th and K sts.

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REA L ESTATE.’ THE EVENING 'STAR, WASHINGTO D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 >12 11923, ~ REAL ESTATE.T w FOR SALE—HOUSES....

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AUCTIONS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continusd, FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continved. THE EVENING STAR, WASHIfiGTbN D €, WEDNESDA?, SEPTEMBER "12.

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