Evening Star dated December 7, 1923

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WEATHER. Fair and warmer tonight; tomor- row cloudy and warmer, followed by rain tomorrow night. Températyre for twenty-four

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2 » THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. 0, FR PERSHING LAMENTS Edwards and Copeland. Slated *|pER [JEN| WORKERS/SCHOOLS BIG ITEM

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OUTLINE OF PLANS FORCHLD WELFARE Mrs. Grosvenor Tells 20th Century Club of Pro- posed Legislation. THE EVENING WOULD KEEP...

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- g FLOOD OF PRAISE REACHES COOLIDGE Message Draws _Generafly Favorahle Comment—Pres- ident Pleased With Radio. Messages,...

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partméntal employes, department heads were asked to make allocations to the bureau of efficiency schedule and without even

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THE: KEVENING STAR 'With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY.......December 7, 1923 THEODORE W. NOYES. e S SR

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m—w S—_—"TAR' hL Galvanized iron-dish pans have been “usied us feflectors for electric lights jn Tight construction work in

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Miss Cl R Diana ‘Cumming #nd Misa Medors oy ford of New son. yytt 1 guests are asked for tea. ORs: will take placer December

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Society (Continued from Bighth Page.) tendants Mrs Gerald Fenton as ma. guests at a theater party st the Belasco. Mrs....

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10 BULDING BOOM ONVA. HIGHWAY Hundred Lots Al- ready Sold in Anticipation of Development. Several Bpecial Dispateh to The...

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Y. s s ... 'THE EVENING_ STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘D. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER _ '[RADE BUARD USTS | |D- A- R ADMITS CHAPTERS....

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COIEERUISLK ONPAY INCREASE Budget Bureau Notified He Approves Bill for D. C. Po- lice and Firemen. The budget bureau today

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HONARD REGISTERS 7173 N ONE YEAR Interior Depértment Report Says Buildings of Univer- sity Are Inadequate. Registration of

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THE . EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. FRIDAY, DECEMBER T, 1923, Childrews Button Shoes, sizes 4 to 8; pat- ent vamp, dull kid;

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1§ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON; D. ©, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1923. See Opposite Page for Other Interesting Advegtisements...

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16 — PRINTER PAY BL SFRST REPORTE Head of Government Office Is Given Power to Decide Salary Schedules. Favorable report to

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e THE' EVENING STAR, WASHI GTON' D. C, FRIDAY "DECEMBER "7, 1923. - o 'THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE “CENT SLIDE IN PANAMA

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"8 A City Home of Beauty mmmmlmmmmmmummmmluummummmuuunnnmnmmnmumm% and Distinction = E E E i scction, ciose to the homes of

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ALOOFNESS 0F 0.5, OLEALY STATED London Times, However, Sees Hooe in Coolidge on Court. o Associated Prees NDON, Dcecember...

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o T SRR O W T PR e i 4 =3t LT o 2 s Swih —A (,m:emment request: “Shop earl), wrap urrefnuy, address plamly and mail...

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S. KANN Sons C All Linen 13-Pc. Luncheon Set, $2.25 —These will make attractive gifts to the housewife, and consist of 24-

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GEN. E.A. HELMICK HEADS GIVIC BODY Elected President of Cathe- dral Heights Association. Other Officers Named. R Maj. Gen.

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THE EVENING ASKS JYEARTERM Sings at Navy Band Concert To Glory of Marine Corps FOR LEUT. GRIFF| Prosecutor Urges Lighter...

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Christmas Gift Wrappings Labels, tissue paper, holly and fancy boxes, tags, multi-colored twine, secals, gift cards—every-

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tefla%!wwwtmmwr@zwww@ Ve J Women’s $1.29 and $1.50 Umbrellas $1 Women's Umbréllas, of fast-black Ameri- can (cotton) taffeta,

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N.E.A O SUPPORT SHEAFPEI\S TEACHER PAY BILL EMembershm of 130,000 Will | Aid Passage, Secretary 3 of Body Declares. | ol e |

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THE‘;EENING STAR, WASHINGTON, " FRIDAY DECEMBER 7, 1923, STRIKING INEREASE Shipments to Australia and New Zealand Surpass All

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28 b —— e FURTHER ADVANCES | INSTOCK MARKET President’s Message Still: Factor in Trading—Motor .+ Shares Are Active. BY...

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FINANCIAL, FINANCIAL. w 991 Safe Investment PITTSBURGH PLUS _ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, 'DECEMBER' 7, 1923

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o T30 SPORTS: THE EVENING -STAR, WASHINGTON, D.-C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1923. Southern Colleges Start Session Here ATHLETIC

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SPORTS. Revisions Due in World Series Receipts : Stribling May Get Real Test Next Week: QPERCINTPRCE | THE STAR’S PANORAMA

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1923.’ —_— ———— AIR MAIL PILOT DIES |!OHNSON TO LAY SEIGE [JUROR...

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THE 34 &5 ; EVENING VING_STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER T, 1925. MHUERNISTS W [Zero Stroke, New...

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Delicious Sweets For the week end and pre-holiday season— Special Assortments of Chiocolates * ‘and Bonbons, gound. 6 C...

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INFANTS HARD HIT IN THE MINING TOWNS Mortality Ratc Higher Than <n o -Géngesind Gity Districts, statistics Show. n mining...

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GRLADVITS PART INERUESOME HOAY Confesses She and Factory Head Planned to Drop Out of Existence. Br the Associated Press....

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EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. COX REFUSES TO TALK -QF FAVORING McADOO THE~ D. €., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1923 WIFE LOSES HEART...

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THE - EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY., DECEMBER 7, 1923, Ehbihe Third Floor A Children’s Page of Gift Essentials For

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40 U. 5. INDUSTRIAL REFORMATORY, AIM Bill on Subject to Be Intro- duced in House—Other Pro- posec Legislation. Ustablishment

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; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, “DECEMBER 7, 1923. G0 IR INJALS [P OFENGINEERS rince s orov_ | sron o s | s

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‘SO0 RN Y. . A DRV Fund Sought to Recondition Branch Building at 1816 12th Street. ns for a ten-day 0,000 for recondi- reet

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TBELEVED LT INPACFICSTORM Steamer Sinks Off North- west Coast=—Gale Cripples Wire Servicc. huve | BY tho Awsristed nt of the

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ARTS CLUB “BAL BOHEME” T0 BE HELD. JANUARY 7 | Punction in Willard Hotel to Be One of Most Elaborate and Un- usudl of Year.

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THE, EVENING ' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1923. SENMURS AE"VE ! sl WHERE THE BETTER THINGS COST LESS...

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ALASKAN REPORT GOES T0 CONERESS Greatest Need of Territory} Is Simple FoRm'of Rule, Bone Asserts. o | Official testimony Is

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'THE EVENING .STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 19%. : 1 DOUBTS “DISCOVERY” |iminitisiiih tiatinces™."%erore; |...

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‘When Santa Claus Comes To Your House Christmas Candy for Little Folk Kid Pors, 25¢ box; have little baby lollypops all in 4

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Mother Admits Making W hisky For Livelihood Bpecial Dispatch to The Etar. BALTIMORE, Md., December 7.— Declaring frankly that

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@ e ____THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. = = - EXAMINERS ASKED Bones of 24-Foot |TEN BELIEVED LOST |CUMMINS MAY OFFER _|un...

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LOCA NAA—Naval v 1005 pom.—Weanther bureau report. Program Saturday. stock reports. ather report Fruit and . vegetablo...

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WOMAN"S PAGE. Adventures of the Fedwell Family | How the'i:adweua and Their Neighbors Continued Their Interest in Golden Rule

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HELP AND SITUATIONS., TH hWWMQWMM@&HWW Suitable Gifts for the F amzlyand Friends May Be Found in Christmas Gift Suggestion

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AUTOMO FOR SALE--AUTOMOBILES. Continued. T 1020 tourlng; § wire wheela, ucw pa $175. Mein and muma aves mechanical shape: pew

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LOAN ON 1st. 2ud OR 3rd TRUST - . Droperty. IR ARRAMS, Mais nw., Sulte 204, 7% MOSEY AT 6 PER CERT AVAILABLE FOR loans on-

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REAL ESTATE.. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. SOCTAEAST--NEAR PA. AVE. Six bright rooms, with garage.

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AUC SALE OR REN" HOUS! ES. T ROOME (0T WATER 1t i s o mvn. Capiod Hews VIROM OWNER - & RooM tons) T 33, txyni § Th ot T3P

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] THE" EVENTNG STAR.: WASHINGTON, D. (.. FRIDAY, DECEMBER T. : - . — ~~c~ KlWAN'S ACTI 1 TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. '_ —...