Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1925, Page 10

10 THT FTVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. “WPSE FA[}IURY” \T(-n Jews Who Have Done Most for U. S. it Denlo P anthology. This is Wessex, the dog 2 ). o kS o The dogs of fiction are innumerable, Selected by Paper After (Contest), tsoms ot tetleninre Inhnmerasts, which guards Mr. Thomas Hardy's e make a pleasant Dbook about the |[}|A|_I_Y DEN'ED The Jewish Tribune in its issue of [then Ambassador to Turkey, today published the names of the 10 of Commerce and Labor under FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1925. a half century, 11 small specimens of earthenware accumulated dust as they stood in a somewhat negligible g on the upper shelf of an old pine ¢ cuphoard. Semi-annually vere taken down and given Thomas Hardy’s Dog. From the John o'Tondon’s Weekly. The Appreciating Eye. 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