Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1924, Page 42

42 THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1924, LURISTAN HISTORY |jmacmiams o g xomy o 0LD AND COLORFUL ' tecent Victory of Tehetan Troops Over Lurs Recalls Vivid i Life of Lutter Tribe. W THE BIBLE MENTIONED IN Discovery of Wine Attributed to . Queen’s To ian mutability look plain!** On_those days i1 looks bad_and won’ the first sign of so! ¢ best remeay—a do. Bgecham’s“fl"illls ing t: r the € ;IWRITER CONFIRMS MARR'AGE OF SONr S. McBride Chosen by Anti-Sa- loon League. Harris, Singer, Illness of Latter Reveals. With every tick of the clock the popularity of this most remarkable coffee increases. NOW is the “time” to TRY it. Be sure the “White House"” is on every label 1, 3 and 5 Ib. packages only WHITE HOUSE INELL-WRIGHT CO. vt Cochoe B — COFFEE " PRICE or in the House Armstrongs Linoleum - for Every Flo To Building IN any plan of decoration, floors simply refuse to be ignored. So when you start to decorate a room, you must begin with the floor. 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