Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1925, Page 34

FARMERS SEEKING Hopes to Expiain North- resn AY unset [imited 34 {Once Lavish American Tourists Abroad Now Very Deft in Refusing to “Tip” declures Hignor- + tourists on the expenses are in- chase price. While hey intimate up their cly. Many of the middle w fravel in great num- their economic plan In s they ¢ 1 for additional west to Country. that service fns s not the ticket. d by law the tickets. er. cannot or do not ement. In addition that we mericans whils we yments from all| [VISITS JAIL WEEKLY BIG FAMILY PROPAGANDA ARMED WITH BOOKS HELD FAILURE IN FRANCE ote omist TPils Birth Con- ue Better Stocks Are Losing Ground. | Girl Librarian in Ottumwa, Iowa, | French E Encourages Reading and Study- trol Leag Among Inmates. the United the i stock and a high president of 1nd one of are many calls for , etiquette and birds. The Real Sympathy the Bet t.Steel Con NO1 high-¢ [mmediate NO “emergency substitute”—but « fuel for all domestic uses. deliveries in quantity. 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