Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1926, Page 27

WILY THIEVES GET SA00000 JEWELRY Modern Robbers of Salesmen Scorn “Rough Stuff” for Gentler Way. Modern train v, who and tumble methods h; stolen jewelry rough The Whole City Will Turn Out For These Great Values Tomorrow | | Cut Shdhandoah Timber Before U.S. Gets Park Area Special Dispateh to The Star LURAY, Va. April 23.—Every e that can be convert lumber is being cut in the § doah National Park: are hauled to sawmills wefore the land is taken over by the Governmeént. This unusual activity at this time of the year going on in every county in northern Virginia joining the proposed park. very cent out while you s the slogan of some owners, aid. ad- Asks Lower Insurance Rate. April 23 (). es for depar rred risk was Delivery A convention, H. H. 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