Evening Star dated November 21, 1923

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WL NET TODAY WEATHER. Tartly row er tomorrow aflternoon temperature for twenty. ended at 2 pm, today: at noon today: lowest,

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L NEW HIGH SCHOOLS MAY BE NECESSARY Ballou, However, Says Prop- er Expansion of Junior ' System Will Meet Need. Additional

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\ y . fez THE LVE\’I\'(J STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1923 ) } , : I e s I = ;‘;mlmr‘:?d:z;::r;;fl“ g...

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4 D. C. RADIO PERMIT . POLICY DELAYED Question of Regulating Out- _side Aerials Awaits Action of Commissioners. The fans who

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OGATHERTOPAY HONOR T PURGELL Oyster and Sullivan Praise Dead Policeman at Church Meeting. Five hundred persons gathered in

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6 THE EVENING With Sunday Morning Fdition. WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESTAY . November 21, 1923 THEODORE W. NOYES... Editor, tar

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THE RVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, pmo WOMAN SUCCUMBS AT HOME OF RELATIVE Phone Franklin 8175 for Lutherine V. Hallam of Norwood,

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8 .SOCIETY. ’ o tronesaes for the ball and Mme. Eken- | Brown, whose marriage to Col. Wil- | to a company of thirty at bridge

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RED GROSS PLANS BROADER APPEAL Intensifies Campaign for Members to Provide Bud- get for D. C. Work. Subscription blanks were

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- AMUSEMENTS Poli's—San The San Carlo any at its annu: vashington, at P week, beginning Joying the most b iong and honorable

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CITIZENS INIATE ~ PLANS FOR ARMORY Stephan Heads Committee to Draft Bill Providing One for District. Plans for putting the

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JUDGE URGES AL FOR SPEED DEMON Schuldt Asserts He Would Bar All Below Eighteen ** From Permits. Intoxicated drivers, reckless

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ARCHBISHOP URGES WORK AMONG BOYS Addresses Catholic Charities Banquet—Stresses Need of Organization. “You will do m boy who

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WATERWAYS SEEN FLYER RADIOS TO WIFE, PATIENT IN HOSPITAL of Barling Bomber } Commander ! to Sick Spouse. \ IS A I Pinchot...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2f, 1923. ’Iflffifimanh &In —The Christmas Store <e Jor Dinner Jor...

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- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, - NOVEMBER - 21, 1923; LIVES THREATENED, DRY AGENTS CLAIM | betwe The...

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THE EVENING LLS AN ANCIENT SONG CONCERNING FLOWING WURTZB URGER. Yesterday w )0 bottles of beer were destroyed by District

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MELLON TAX PLAN APPLIES T0 FUTURE No Immediate Change in the Payment Date Is Con- templated. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. Judging by

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THRD PART SSUES " CONVENTION CAL Announces Purpose to Nom- Inate Candidates for Presi- | dent and Vice President. By the...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1923. S. KANN Sons Co. Telephone Main 7200 Humming Bird Pure Silk

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30 5K FORSENTS INPRESS GALLERY Senate and House Corre- spondents Call Election of Directors. Tmportance of the forthcoming

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=—— “PAWNED” Romance of People Whose Very Being Is Unuspal Ax Unm o ddged to Do the Bidding of Others. By FRANK L. PACKARD

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WASHINGTON, D, 'C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1923. ance of the jubllee season by the Oratorio Soclety of New York, direct from

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NEW SHIPPING RULES. Fruit Growers Held Responsible for Excess Spray Material. Fruit-shipping associations {n Colo- rado...

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| _26- ANCIAL @ TAR, WASIIINGTON, . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1923 FINANCIA RAILROAD STOCKS | NEw Yorxk sTock EXCHANGE | RAILS

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FINANCIAL - STIFF 1924 FGRT | SEEN IN MOTORS Auto Manufacturers Depend- ing on Executive Ability in Sales Competition. BY J.

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' SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 21, 1923. SPORTS.’ Maryland and C. U. Prime : Dixie...

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—— SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO! Maranville of Pirates on Market : Siki Thrills in Losing Fight With N, D. C, g I el

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30 I WHY THe | Loox oF I\ DespPAIR, i\ mure? CAREER T'VE FLUNKED IN MY CLASSES AND T MeEANS THE €ND OF Y ATHLETIC CHeER LP.

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New Swinging . Photo Frames $1 The most popular frames for holding photos. _ Antique gold, silver and bronze finish, * with

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WOMAN’S PAGE Red Flannel Blouse in Limelight BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE. ©Once, we woul the very thought of a flannel waist. 1t some

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Mm__r__ NEVER mail ORIGINAL recommendations ‘1: for_omployment. Use COPIES. Aklsn,-n-ml and cakes, v Beyery \{'-herl....

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APARTMENTS, ETC. APARTMENTS— UNFURNISHED :_Continuwed. APARTMENTS—UNFURNISEED. Continued. Ilv: ROOM AND BATH APT. AT 2525 ON-

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FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. FOR SALE—HOUBES. - Continued. 3 VACANT—35th §T. N.W. NR. ST. STEPH-

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REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE--HQUSES. — Continued, 1 " SAUL’'S ADDITION. I jevery attractive ‘home of . brick, tw: ibe. First ....

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TALKS and TALES With and About CAPITAL’S GUESTS Now that Senator Hiram Johnson's fuzzy sombrero has settled brim-down in the