Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1927, Page 11

RTCHE ADVOCATES | SELF-GOVERNMENT Pleads for Local Solution of Prohibition Question ! | | | i | i { THE SUNDAY STAR. (‘.. I'PJBR[’\RY 6, WASHINGTON, l). PROPOSED SWARTZELL METHODIST HOME FOR CHILDREN U.s. _ENVOYS OBSERVE MEXICAN HOLIDAY{ 4 Seezs age For Our Great 2 for $14 Dress American Flag Flies From Embassy | and Consulate on Consti- tution Day. pciated Pross *0 CITY, February 5 flew today on the 1927—-PART 1. Page 28 For Our Great 2 for $14 Dress and Tolerance. Sale! 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