Evening Star dated October 29, 1923

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WEATHER. Unsettled and somewhat cooler to- night and tomorrow, probably showers. “emperature for twenty-four hours ended at 2

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*in" question, but Gen. Lord, director 2 ® TAXCUT AND BONUS FIGHTS PREDICTED Senator Curtis Believes Cam- paigns Will Be...

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Members c!f the Masonic Fraternity Residing in Washington Who are not members of lo- cal lodges, are requested to report at K

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Japanese Electrical Indusiry l Fostered on American Model Plant Now Standard for Orient—En- gages in Welfare Work and Educa-

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20 FO ON MRS FALS Verdict Against Coronado Company Claiming Damages in 1914 Strike. By the Associated Press. FORT SMITH,...

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THE EVENING STARIbehl! mors mized with siate than on at the present price of milk, or it | With Sunday Morning Edition....

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G OBHOHGHHE| Headquarteré for Armstrong Linoleums Lansburgh & Brother PRABRRDRG Star Classified Ads Are Read Diligently...

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S « of the Corner SOCIETY. ciety Mrs. Coolidge Is Attending the Laying Stone for _New Home for Incurables. RS. COOLIDGE will,

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PNCHOT TS .S, ORY LAY “PERMTS By the Associated Press. HARRISBURG, Pa. October 20.— Gov. Pinchot, who in a letter to Sec-...

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. () 30000000000 000000000000¢ Mahogany Finish v able Durably made, highly finished, and a beautiful piece 320.00 of...

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Dash From Wrangel Island Abandoned in Icy Gloom BY HAROLD NOICE, Leader Wrangel Isiand Rescue Expedition. R was the middle of

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AMUSEMENTS NATIONAL—“So This Is Lon- don?” Goodrich's _comedy, “So his 1s London,” a George M. Cohan Bucaess of New York and

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, POCTTOELAR C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1923. iversarySale ' Tuesday Is “28c Day” in Our Great...

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TUPPERLAUDS .G, N AL SERMON Co-Operation of First Baptist Church Members Also Wins Pastor’s Praise. To Washington and his...

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Drapery Velours, Yd. Printed designs; reversible; all the wanted shades shown. Make fine hangings. lar Sale, $1 yard—See- ond

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rie " ADVERTISEMENT. A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL Chronie coughs and persistent colds lead to serious lung...

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CELEBRATED BIRTHDAY ON NAVY DAY. But Secretary of Labor Davis put in the usual number of X - MORIAL SERVICES AT ROOSEVELT'S

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Luxurious Winter Coats Designed for Large Women —\ Luxurious coats in every sense of the word — coats that follow Fashion’s

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\ ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ( HOW A POOR MAN CAN GET AHEAD | |UNIFORM BLUE SKY | MONDAY, OCTOBER Washington Salvage

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* 20 MOVES ARE MIXED N STOCK NARKET Pressure Lighter at Opening of Week—Shorts Cover on Further Dips. BY STUART P. WEST. to

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FINANCIAL., NEW YORK CURB MARKET Recelved by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN, NEW YORK,...

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SPORTS. — College Grid Records at Stake This Week : UNDEFEATED TEAMS DUE Saturday Card Includes Yale-Army, Syracuse-Penn...

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SPORTS. NING- -STAR ;° WASHINGTON, -D.. C., MONDAY, ‘OCTOBER 29, 1923, :SPORTS. - Babe Adams Seek:s to Better Cy Young’s...

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Gloves for the New Long Sleeves BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE. A pair of gloves bought to go spe- lally with every frock

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HETLP A 3 > HELP—MALE. INSTEUCTIOR COURSES WEVER il ORIGINAT, T ccommendalions Coni EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES Continued. |...

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26 FOR SALE—AUTOHOBILES AUTOMQRILES. FOR SALE—AUTO#I0BILES. Continued. Ceating, 15, scian T nllllnn_ Two I"nnklrd twins, =

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¢ B .\'PARTMENTS, BTC, APAETMEFTS—FURNISHED 2"OR 3 ROOMS, refined private family: use f laundry and phone. Sultable two or

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REAL SALE—SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Continued. ESTATE. THE FOR SALE—HOUSES. Concinued. SALE—SUBURBAN PROPERTY Continued. . FOR...

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AUCTIONS. AUCTIOH SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. ADAM A WESCHLEE, AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Six- Room and Bath Bungalow.

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RADIO GOSSIP AND NEWS LOCAL STATIONS. NAA—Naval Radio Statlon, Radlo, (435 Meters). 5 to 0 p.m.—Public health service...