Evening Star dated December 15, 1924

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i (U. 8. Weather WEATHER. reau Porecast.) ncreasing cloudiness tonight, proba- bly followed by rain or snow; tomorrow, rising

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NEW YORK SWEPT BY GALE AND SNOW Traffic Hindered, Lake Ships Blown Ashofe, Tempera- ture Below Zero. By the Associated Pre :

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ONE ‘OPPORTUNITY OUT OF 14 CLOSED Many Gifts to Needy Fami lies Made by Former Don- ors, Who Praise Work. With Opportunity

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CATHEDRAL HEAD STONECUTIER DS Charles Austin Resident of Capital Since Work on Edifice Began. Charles Asutin, head...

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HRISTIAS TREE " IPHELD BY PAK Expert Declares €areful Cut- ting Aids Forests—Praises Efforts for Greens. Praise for the...

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8 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY. ... .December 15, 1924 -THEODORE W. NOYES. .....

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] GEORGE PLITT CO. ainting, Paperhanging, Upholstering, Radios 1325 14th St. N.W. Myr. Phitt Says: XMAS GIFTS Ready for Santa

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SQCIETY. § ; D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1924. SOCIETY. to their home in Grand Ravids| FLAMES DAMAGE HOTEL. B AR A AL, .U L, 0

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EVENING STAR, WABHINGTON, (D. U.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 192 HND Al AL[S Auto Blamed for Less Than Third N e e s AL TLT et o bt

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U, . LETS JERSEY HANDLE DRY CASE Justice Department Notifies Special Prosecutor in Weehawken Scandal. The Department of...

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MERRICK MEDAL AWARD IN STUDENTS’ DEBATE James E. McLarney Winner of Hizhest Honors in Georgetown College Competition. Highest

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COOLIDGE INVITED | Senators Chamber Music THE Vote Hall Approval CLOTHING AFLAME, MAN FIGHTS RESCUE EVENING . STAR,...

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WONEN BLAVED Rear Admiral Fiske, Retired, Assails Sex’s Ignorance By the Associated Press D YORK, fism prevails in the United

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C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1924. 7 T R R B R R IRB R > - Pretty Embroidered Pillowcases £1.98 Pair 45x36 Embroidered...

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CHURCH DEDICATED W”H SUI_EMN R"ES nTo Noted Artists| Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Shahan; Pamters Afforded Ideal | . Conducts Ceremony

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Lhe GUUSE 13 1de CHRISTMAS BIRD OF GERM a~Y. THE EVENING This_photograph shows one of the big poultry farms near Berlin,...

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AMUSE Burton Holmes Travelogue. ““Along the Riviera” the travelogue resented by Burton Holmes at the atlonal yesterday, gave

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. MONDAY, DECEMBER _15, 1924, : numH [:UNGERNH] Malice Is Held |JAPANESE CAST EYES WWWWWW R

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DILCHEFS LAUNCH FGHTONHEHTAX :See Steady Trend by States to Assess Levy as Menace to Industry. i By Consolidated Press. FORT

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1924. ' RHDDES SBHUMRS The Events Leading Up to the Tragedy. By...

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PEABODY CONCERT WCAP FEATURE Program by Advanced Stu- dents to Be Broadcast To- night From Baltimore. A concert by the...

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ING _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. SCORES RESCINDING OF OIL CONCESSION Former Minister of Economy DECEMBER 15, 1924. AMERICAN ART...

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The famous Wm. Rogers Silver Plate; guaranteed without time limit and engraved free of 514.25 Charge..enceceencccicccconnas

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WHOLESALE PRICES ARE STEADY HERE Eggs May Drop—Turkey Ar- | rizals Large—Beef Un- changed Today. The week's market opened...

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FIN INDUSTRIALS LEAD AFTERNOON BUYING U. S. Steel Hits 119—0ther 3 and 4 Point Gains. Week Starts Strong. BY STUART P. WEST.

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FINANCIAL. ALL HOG REcnRus DAIRY PRODUCE. BALTIMORE, per pound. 14a22; old hens, 14a2 Chicago Reports 122,000]; Head Arrived

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SPORTS Grid Date Clash Bothers West NEW YEAR DAY BATTLES t AROUSING MUCH INTEREST Stanford-Notre Dame Game Is Expected to...

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SPORTS THE EVENING 8T U, MONDAY, DECEMBER SPORTS " Enemies Determined to Get Johnson’s Scalp : Firpo Planning to Try a Come

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FORESEES PHASES OF SUN'S ECLIPSE Prof. Peters of Naval Ob- servatory Gives Advance View of Unusual Incidents. Scientists...

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) ORDANTOREGNE 7 i PRIZE NEXlM[]NIH Of Sun’s Eclipse ! Air Service Orders Flyers)| to Aid Astronomer Next Month. Los Angeles

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SAYS MILLION WAIT PASSPORTS TOU.S. Representative Johnson Tells, of Conditions in Great Nations of Europe. Car Jumps...

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THE EVENING “In her present condition, without her The Ark of the Covenant A Story of Mystery and Adventure BY VICTOR...

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Special! 600 Pairs Children’s 3/ Length All-Wool Socks, $1.60 Pair —Regular $1.23 quality Socks, in medium rib style, with

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40 LEAGUE WILL PUSH + ARMS CUT PARLEY) AR | Council Adjourns Until March. Peace Protocol to Be Brought Up. L futed Pross...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1924 CORPSEWANDERS " deie Facer FARSEEKING REST| ~ Diretor s SRS

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WOMA Leather for Practical Motor Coat . BY MARY MARSHALL. Going from place (o place in a glas: inclosed sedan or lmousine,

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FEATURES. Disguise for the BY LYDIA LE BARO) N0 ONE WOULD SU SN PLLE SPECT THAT AND DIGNIFIED, WAS A DI few 1 who whose...

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MISCELLANEOUS. SRR For Assistance in Solving the Shopping R AR IR AR R AR R AR B R IR INR IR IR IR IR IR, KEEPING UP WITH THE

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ROOMS, ETC. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, FOR SALE—_AUTOMOBILES. | [N RABBITBORO—The Warm Welcome of the Chrreh! (Continued.)

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SLAYERS' SKULLS CIVEN SCIENTISTS Arizona Warden Says Hang- ed Men Had Especially Valuable Heads. Theodore the hitions in th