Evening Star dated September 21, 1923

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WEATHER. Showers this afternoon, partly cloudy and cooler tonight; tomorrow falr and cooler. Temp: erature for twenty-four

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C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 = e o WIFE SAYS STOKES | SEEKS T0 RUIN HER Charges He Paid Thousands . ‘for Affidavits Against Her

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‘SPANISH LIBERALS No Wonder Solomon: ' Said— b Fhere is no new thing under the sun”” For Solomon pre- THE EVENING STAR,...

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4 8 DR SHITH AGAN CEOLORICAL HEAD Reappointment Marks Wind* ing Uo of Coal Commis- - sion Work. * Dr. George Otis Smith, who

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. gave Ward shortly FAILS TO IDENTIFY WARD CASE PISTOL Police Chief Declares, How- ever, Gun Peters Said to Have Used Like

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THE EVENING STAR, With Sunday Morning Fdition. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. ... September 21, 1823 THEODORE W. NOYES. L e The

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M. C. K. LUPTON, 48, DEAD; g WA§ NATIVE OF VIRGINIA Marion Carr Kertost L - mdst,’ died vester e ot yemidence, 1719 Euclid

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he German Amibsssadice, D Wisdieldt Sailed on Bremen for Six-Week Visit in' Germany. HE ambassador of Germany, Dr. Otto...

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. WORLD ARMANENT THE WEATHER | For the District 6f Columbia and Maryland—Showers this afternoon, partly elondy and coofer...

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Changes in' Stations of ‘- idrray and Navy Officers Of Interest. io, Capual ‘p T Aemayl HiLieut.; Cor” Jameés T. Watson,...

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BERLN TRATAY CONPANES RUNED Some Charge Plot by Stinries to Break and Then Buy Theém Cheap. BY HIRAM K. MODERWELL. By Cabje

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* 12 PARENTAL LAXITY - HITBYGRAND JURY Automobiles and Dancing De- nounced as Demoralizing to Youth. Special Dispatch to The

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" ASSAILS EXTRFMISTS [N LIBERAL GUISE Dartmouth President, Cites Para- mount Problem During Days of Unrest. By the Assaciated

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; e -TEU.S FORD CRISiS 1Giant Mammoth’s B'ody Intact ~ NEEDS HIS HAND| S;0o Period 50,000 Years B. C. if the Detroit...

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"HONDORAN TURKEY | 15 SOUGHT BY 1.5, New Wild Gdme to Be Intro- duced for American Hunt- l ers’ Benefit. Tn jungle tangles of

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16 o WARMONUNENT AETHITY PLANNED Commission at First Business Meeting Considers Steps to Honor Yanks. Prelimin tlon of the

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: THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,. D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1923. TR THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PA TRADITIONALLY THE SAFEST

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URGES STRICT TEST OF INCOMING ALIENS Wadsworth Declares PhySi- cal Examination Should Be Broadened. Asmsistant Secretary of

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ONSEDITION CHARGE Gen. Carlos Garcia-Velez, Head of Organization, Has Disappeared. By the Associated Press. HA sedition were

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1923. figa I'LOSS IN MINED COAL 1L S-GERMAN SHIP COMBINE PROSPERS

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- D. C. MARINE B‘EATS \City in Germany WORLD RIFLE MARK| Out of Hole on | Fisher Wins Over Stokes for Cham- | $107000 Legacy

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22 MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR DEAD OF WRECK 7,000 Officers. and Enlisted Navy Men to Honor 23 Whao, Perished Aboard Destroyers. =

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- HAZED BOY BROODS, THEN KILLS SELF Authorities Investigating ~ the Shooting of Student in Rush- ville, Ind., High School.

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IMrs. Wiser were jointly engaged in ton, Md,, have been selected in a com- |in the university in 1822. Pearson, a MATCH FIRES

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. “WON DEATH BY COIN FLIP, BUT CHEATED Member of Insolvent Firm Told Police and Faked Drowning. Partner Indicted. By the...

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CONRDYS ADHIE P WA Modesty and_ Ability 'to -Lead Rough' Life Win' Hearts - of ‘Ranchmen. -- Special Dispatel to The Star. pi

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I Se_hzi-fin BY W. R. McCALLUM. o LOSSMOOR COUNTRY CLUB, 2 his title against a2 two-time" wi and-the man-who has gone fa other

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THE - EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,- D.-C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1923 " SPORT S. Eastern Eleven to Be Heavier Than Usual :...

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¢ catcher, SPORTS. e e o e et Shortage of Receivers Acute in Majors : Dempsey- Wi CATCHERS AT A PREMIUM ON CLUBS IN BIG...

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L " 30 FOUR BIG STOCK TOUCH NEW LOWS Baldwin, Studebaker, U. S. Steel and American Woolen at Year’s Bottom. BY STUART P,...

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4 BEELARE FARMIERS INBETTER SHAPE Experts Predict Huge Re- turns in Cotton, Potatoes, Apples and Other Crops. BY J. C. ROY

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Shoes have to be smart to sell in New York— Folks have to be smart to know that style is in the shoe and not in the price. 75

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R UR ORI AR IR R IR AR AU R RN AN Sale of 1,000 Sets o vl sesn Dresses for Every College Ne 19¢ $16.50 and $25 i & . With...

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$1. 4,9 Panel Collars 98¢ . _Diregt from the fashion center of New York eomes this new Panel Collar, des- tined to. win...

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Wor - . ALK A e A SRS ENEEREESEENENEEN I T e e R e E R R L R LR L L L R [ B - ~ Aftar Carefully Roading This Fashion Page,

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. N PHLADELPHA Sweeping Victory Gives G. 0. P. Machine Firm Grip on -Metropolis Again. BY ROBERT T. SMALL. Special...

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ANADANS YLD 1S UM WP BY EDWARD PRICE BELL. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star and Chicago Daily, News. Copyright, 1823, i OTTAWA,

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T FROM BAD TOWORSE Lioyd George Says Outside Downing Street Situation ' Presents “Sad Spectacle.” [By the Associated Pregs.

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NEW LINENS AND DECORATIONS _ TO BRIGHTEN DINING TABLE BW luncheon rets, coraposed of centerplece, tea cloth and matching...

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PABK NEW THEATER - ON OPENING NIGHT Crowds Declare Ambassador ‘Justifies Prophecy as to Beauty and Comfort. The Ambassador