Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1926, Page 38

HOVERUNWORRED BYLIER RIS ™ 4=~ [ HOWARSEAT Explained by Decrease in Grain «.nd Cotton. urrents dur- | which have | > in the | return = end of the six hundred balance through pay- s, he added. because ce for th Twenty thre tmport decline ecrease in rubber purchas r April were lued $14.000.0 month 1 ndar year 1se in import val h period, estin attributed ¢! unted for 1 increase of Tetal import were valued than £500,000,000 the months [@ rless Feernidive Go. 829~ VASANK | Clothing at | THE EVENING STAR. Girl Killed by Body ' (lf Window C lc wer TWO MEN SOUGHT IHusband and Lawyer Are » Wanted in Geneseo, N. Y., Murder Mystery. v leaner fell on (l ir h » m i tifth k rond | The window cleaner suffered only | & broken arm.”Two voung women wete seriously inju B { weeks | n that instance the win | dow cleaner died. 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