Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1927, Page 16

‘16 THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY. TROOPS ORDERED TOMNIGBATIE Maneuvers to “Defend” Bal- timore to Be Held There Next Week. All avatlable troops in the 3d Corps Area, Including those in the District of Washington, will take part in intensive maneuvers next week involving ‘the defense of Baltimore against an attack from an enemy approaching along the banks of the Patuxent r. This mimic warfare is part of the annual field program of the 34 Corps Area as lajd down by 3T 'BER BURGLAR STEALS PIN. | Several Minor Thefts Reported to D. C. Police. Galning entrance to the apartment of Miss Pauline Oak, fifth floor of South Clifton Terrace, yesterday, a burglar stole a pin set with diamonds Florida Baptists Brand Dance Hall ‘Incubator of Hell’ By the Associated Press. 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