Evening Star dated February 8, 1924

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WEATHER. Fair tonight and tomorrow; some- what colder tonight, lowest tem- perature apout 20 degrees. Temperature for...

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9 Rk ..U FUNDSRUN || P 10 $9R0 Team Collections, $42,918 Today, Reporied at Cam- paign Luncheon. OWEN RENEWS APPEAL Edwin C.

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CONCERT TRIUNPH IN FREER GALLERY Chamber Music by Quartet and Trio First Program in New Building. A program of chamber music

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McADO SkS Some: Newspaper Accouma of His Cqmwcu'an With .. Petroleum Industry “Vicious and Unfair,” : " Former Cabinet Member

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' ASPRICEINQURY SSTARTEDBY U . Justice Department and Fed- eral Trade Commission Act on Coolidge’s Orders. Acting on...

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THE EVENING STAR ‘With Susday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. .February 8, 1924 s Ce e A *THEODORE W. NOYES. ..

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RABBI EMERITUS DIES. Dr. Berkowitz of . Philadelphia First to Receive High Honor. PHILADELEHIA, February 8.—Dr. Henry...

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i Ambassador of Brazil, Mr. de Alencar, '+ Will Leave March 1 for a Vaca- On_the condiusion eof Mr. Crockers leave they wiil

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FERNALD BACKS MOVE FOR NEW ART EDIFICE Maine Senator Believes Proposed $50,000,000 Building Program Should Include Structure.

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10 <. STONELEIGH COURT Commecticut Ave., Cermer L St. ashington's most “excluaive, wpagtments. . Available for lease, few...

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.‘GREW GIVES LEAGUE 35 NORTH CAROLINIANS U.S. STAND ON ARMS Says Trafiic in Munitions to South .+American Nations " Is Small.

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THE EVENING ANOTHER SCHOOL BOARD ROW BRINGS MANY BITTER- CLASHES ‘Graham, Administration Leader, Accuses Insurgents of...

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ASKS AN ESTIMATE ON “SOLDIER BONUS” Representative Requests Legion Head to State Limit on . Cost: QUOTES PRIOR STATEMENT...

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Your health depends on your stom- ach.. Jaques’ Caosules are the ideal remedy for digestive rders. Easy to take. gas. Relieve

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"WOULD BRAND WAR GRAFTER TRATIOR Representative Wolff’s Bill Penalizes Any Fraud on Government. Proposal to make every war

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—_—— e EVENING STAR, - WASHINGTON, D.:-C, _FRIDAY, - FEBRUA i BODIES OF TACOMA VICTIMS AT VERA CRUZ. At left: Navy boat...

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'DOROTHY GHLIGAN WINS STAR PRIZE Central High Student Third in Second “Best News Story” Contest. WRITES ON “DOG RACE” Chooses

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Office Space m- - The Star Building Large ell room, fourth floor — four windows. North and south ex- 850,00 Room with ante

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, _FEBRUARY 8 1924, iy SRS EENEEEEEEEEEEEEEE NI NI N IS S E NS NN SIS I NN SN NN SN

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Behind the Screen Intimate, Personal Pictures of BY SAMUEL the Stars of the Silver Sheet GOLDWYN, " Copyright, 1923, by...

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: oy THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1924 'REBELS PLAN FINAL | ST LAWRENCE-TO-LAKES |SEES SOVIET...

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: numerous, HINTS BIG LOBBIES' RETURN Calls Attention to Passage of Cor- rupt Practices Act. “The untimely_ death:of Woodrow

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5 NEGROES EXECUTED Deathbed Pledge BY NEW PRISON HEAD; Texas Official Employed When 01d Deaths—Pulls Switch. SEES ACT “CASE

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24 / TAX EXEMPTIONS ON AUTOS DEFINED Use for Busimess Permits Deduc- tions in Making Income Returns. DEPRECIATION IS FIGURED

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s e D. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1924 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 2 ——— — airs Per An event no woman can afford to miss....

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SAVOY, JR. One-Tube Receiving Set * for DX work. in clear and —A veal wet them COMPLETE WITH _WD-12 TUBE, DRANDE! E; UL ns,

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Bien-Jolie Wrap-Around Girdles —Made of brocade coutil, in pink. Elastic at sides; three sets of hose supporters. Sizes 25 to

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., \|[New York sTock EX BUYING CONTINUES | INLIBERTY BONDS Received by Private Wire Direct

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FINANCIAL. * AUTO TRAFFIC AN * BUSINESS MENACE Autos Held Most Vital to Trade. BY J. C. BOYLE. Special Dispatch to The Star.

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“‘gp . SFORTS.” -THE . EVENING “STAR, ‘'WASHINGTON, .'D. -C; FRIDAY;- FEBRUARY -8, -1924. .- SPORTS, - .C. U.Swimmers at...

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i s _SPORTS. _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY § 1924, 'SPORTS. Villa Will Defénd His Championship Tonight :

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8 1924, THE- EVENING STAil, WASHINGTON, D. C, Specixl Auorlmem of New. Jewelry, 43¢ The lot includes Fancy

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b e — _— ARNSTEIN CHARGED WITH WIRE-TAPPING $48,300 Race-Betting Swindle Brings . Warrant Against , “Nicky” and Another. |

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e Entertaining on Special Days OR the woman who wishes to to take every advantage for .eytertaining, February, 1924, is...

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| 'flle Magnificent Adventure A Stirring Story of the Northwest. BY EMERSON HOUGH. (Copyright, 1023, by (Continued from...

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THE EVENING STV LOOK AT JUDGE &)CK PPN DOWN Sfl Loom% Ai ROAD ! o Vashingto e of Weshiog COL Tnc,, \F HE MORRIS CAFRIT 16...

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| ’ A 1304 FAIRMONT « ATTRACTIVE will APARTMENTS,ETC. RENT ROOMS—FURNISHED. l APARTMENTS—FURNISHED Continued. ‘ontinued. E

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REAL.ESTATE. 5 ‘REAL ESTATE. —_——— —By GENE BYRNES FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continwed. - $6,500. ASCOT PLACE N.E. NEAR ] T 4th AND R.

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With and About CAPITAL’S GUESTS When native sons begin té wax elo- | quent over the marvelous develop- ment of thejr...