Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1927, Page 12

12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24 1927. - FARM CONDITIONS LALDED BY DUNLAP Most Regions in Best Shape Since 1920, Assistant Sec- retary Tells Kiwanians. in who wants to follow | in 1o tary of elared i the Kiwanis « Hotel yesterday As address tion WR The club nstead of ing T $5,000 for Son's Death. £5,000 d: by a jury 2 in favor of M 610 1 A verdict for the death c against Cha of the § struck by January 3. mear Thirte first automobile c: 1926, Attorr peared for t ewmyer & King ap- mother. e Argentina’s new railway $6.300,000. will cost " The Unknown Great We han: zeni fade away: we don't 7 skate who should be bus | A man is wasti venting an ou! fit { absurd machin, { move their 1 | dles of laughed until ou th e FORMAL WEAR Cadet Pays 01d Debt to U.S. | Tt & g 1 SUMMERALL LAUDS’ LEADERSHIP ABILITY| General Cites Quality as Great As- set Before Reserve Officers’ Association. do not recogn nind us day by t the gate and the great who o erniy hid him | mive the idle baling hay. precious time ir dish mill; he plans | acture lime from boulders | : he thinks his | TLeadership 1s 2 | every commander eral down to include the squad les “k of it invariably result s loss of lives and di il Maj. 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