Evening Star dated September 15, 1923

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WEATHER. Fa/r tonight and change ih temperaiure. 3 Temperature for twenty-four hours ended at 2 p.m. today: Highest, 66, at

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. hawk’'s home port 2 * e LETTER TRAP FALS, BUT TWO ARE HELD Mr. and Mrs. Fleishman Charged With Opening Note Sent to Harris.

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PLIGHT OF FARMERS, UrsedinWinnipeg i i e e The Argonne WINNIPEG, September 15.—A et el iy spanking machine, which would NEW

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Committees Report on’ Cor- _ ner Stone Laying for Wash- ington Memerial. Epecial Dispateh to ALEXANDRIA, Va., September...

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. DRY CITY OR QUIT, | POLIGE FORCE TOLD New Drive to Clean Up Chi- | cago Ordered by Mayor [, and Police Chief. By the...

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THE EVENING STAR, With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY. .September 15, 1023 i'HEODOB-E W....

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\ SOCIETY. ; O ociety Attorney General and Mrs. Daugherty in Atlantic City for Week End. Mrs. Wallace Returning. General,...

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8 REPAIRED CHURG - READY THIS MONTH Holy Trinity Edifice, Oldest in Vicinity of D. C., Com- pletely Overhauled. Improvements

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CHRISTIAN, Fourteenth Street Church of Christ 14th end Meridian ste .w. Bible study, 10 a.m. .. Freaching and Communion, T:45

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SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 1923, SPORTS Firpo, Battered to Defeat by Dempsey, Still

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. . SP ¥r ORTS. . THE EVENING TAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., SATURDAY SEPTEMfiER’ 15 : SPORTS. Tilden Favored to Beat Johnston at...

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12 I - FIGHT NOW LOOMS OVER COAL PRIGES Railroads and Producers Both Object to Bearing Bur- den of Increase Wages. 1 BY J. C.

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FINANCIAL, MARKET'S LEADER AT LOW FOR VEEK New Break.in Steel Takes Other Stocks Down in Brief- Saturday Trading. By the As d

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| THE STAR'S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE FIGHTING IN A CLINCH. Firpo and Dempsey hanging to each other in the first round of the...

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REAL ESTATE. $0.000 BUILDING PERMITSISSUED $60,000 Structure on Mas- sachusetts Avenue Among Those Planned. Permits for...

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REAL. ESTATE. FEEFEEATS VWS IAERALPOTES Series of Pictures Taken of {Arlington. Subdivision Re- i cently Placed ‘on Market.

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REAL | s e UAKE SPEEDS LP 15 LUMBER TRADE Pacific Coast Activities ESTATE. 'New Film Show |NARROW SHELVES In Northwest to...

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\ REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WISCONSIN CLEARED |BR‘T|SH POET LAUREATE |BRITISH YACHTSMEN OF BONDED...

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. convention, allotted to the states and i resentation ordered by the last con- Z vention and perfected by the national -...

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REAL ESTATE. ASKS AID OF NAVY FOR POLAR FLIGHT Hakon H. Hammer Plans Arctic Expedition Next Year, He Says. Dr. Judd to Enter

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REAL DOLLINGS OFFIBALS FACE PROSECLTION President and Secretary In- dicted on 14 Counts—Lat- ter Arrested. By-tie Associated

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HELP AND SITUATIONS. I [ 'D. 'C. : MISCELLAIK‘IEOUS. > : SITUATIONS— FEMALE. USINESS OPPORTUNITIES. SALE—MISCELLANEOY Star

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AUTOMOBILES, ETC. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ROOMS, ETC. ebieiabad il d e LR i L LI Y —_— __FOR SALE—- hOTOR CYCLES.

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L ROOMS, . ETC. .RENT ROOMS—FURNISHED. Continued. RENT ROOMS—FURNISHED. Coatinued, = E\ITEKinDflN‘W.'. near 16th -nd . | oo

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(Seia GTON, D. (., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1923. REAL -ESTATE, e ——————eeee——— U —_———— e e — WANTED—APARTMENTS. ‘RENT...

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) +~ REAL ESTATE. ¢ALE—SUBURBAN PROPERTY. |RENT_SUBURBAN PROPERTY.| 2 & FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. e S Continned. Continued.

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REAL ESTATE. TOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. G § STONE & FAIRF 1342 New York Avenue. X, Phone Main

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AUCTIONS AUCTION. SALES. FUTURE DAY AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. _‘J ZUCTIONEER. Administrator’s Sale of a Large Stock of...

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TOGUARD CHILDREN Sillivan Acts to Protect Pu- pils-as Reopening of Schools Approaches. TWith the public schools scheduled...