Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1926, Page 5

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At 3 morning Asa Conklin M tramped several miles drifts, routed out some ined ‘with cheese sand- «d a prank on Vithough wearing silk stockings and ent leather . unprotected by L man bound talled t v mud and every com Pay $ strange adventures, Mrs. Josep | Kay has removed every excuse any 4, 1926—PART 1. ~ -8 Economy Records Broken by Exploit Of Ft;dera] Worker The Bureau of Agricultural Bro- nomics thinks it has discovered vrize economizer in one of its fle employes in the W ninl renort he discl been able to save space 1n his office by the expedient of removing all the binc ings from the books and pamphlicts stored thereon. OMcials of the bu- ean denv any inte nding his zeal as =MIL RICE. D. C. NATIVE. IS CLAIMED BY DEATH Clothing Merchant, 44, Victim of Heart Disease and Neuritis. Funeral Tuesday. 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