Evening Star dated July 12, 1922

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WEATHER. Fair tonight: tomorrow partly cloudy. probably local thundershow- ers; not much change in temperature. ‘Temperature

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RALYARD CLERK SHOTATCREWE VA Fatally Hurt While on Picket Duty at Norfolk and West- : ern Offices. By the Associated Press.

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PRESIDENT A P SKS CHIEFS TO SLASH U. S. EXPENSES fiudggt Must Be Kept Within Federal _ Income, He *Warns Executives—Gen. Lord

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Chnstelu Of New P hone’ e v;ofi;ut:filu AND omo;uu = MY.D*!C-IM Exchange Faund "szficult siborch Dresses E HR E N D ’ which...

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Decreasing Your Grocery Bills Food costs money and the more of it that you save, the more your grocery })il_lg 4 are going to

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T e e | T ot 1 1ot e | Vice President Coolidge Plays A Important Ro,lexm‘(jovemmglpt e WEDNESD. why'.hounotuuzummmn % 2 : Ax

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URGH & BROTHER STORE NEWS for Thursday, July 13, 1922 . -420-30 Seventh Street Northwest 7 Spilled Beans! || The Heart Is AU

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8 SOCIETY. . ‘Climaxes thrillin’ Hero wild and wooly! Romance—delight Your girl—dim light And Chiclets— Marines From t HE...

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3 (TENETy ¢ THE- EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ~C., WEDNESbAY, JULY 12, 1929. S ubbs g GOLD MINE-NEAR D.C. ke and ness men of

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. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, N 10 is manner and the ‘:nunlclpll llw- ~ City Cut in Half by Virginia Line |S535 y will ne

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MATIONS BUSINESS Buflaloa, Gatherlnd Told of Slow. But Certain' Befter- ment of Conditions. BUFFALO, N. Y, July 12—Vice '...

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When the Rugs Are Up Just because the floors are covered in winter is no reason_for neglecting them now that summer is here.

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RocHoN After a tiresome “shopping trip ~ Dikemans . Orange Beverage 431 9th St. 2034 14th St 931 9th St. 714 14th St. 1004 F

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O, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1929.° - 8 : AMBASSADOR HARVEY SWAMPED | e | sewmiectomemesid) WARD RELEASED IN BAIL, _ BUT INDICTMENT

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Attempt to Rob Church in Spain GEGRGE J. GOULD , . > ; - A N e will not play ! % = Lectures in This Country. - ; : - F By khe

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All Ginger Ale .~ is not alike . 2You must buy by name “-if you want to get the brand that will appeal espe- ‘ually to your

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. | Anthony P. Bovellp of 3330 Georgia avenue has installed a public drinking fountain onhis lawn, where = President...

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=== ERT ADVICE ON RADIO| No. 51—Do We See By Radio?’ WW BY A. HYATT VERRIL, sion of late, and which Mr. Mardoni Expert...

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2 = military technicians cease thelr ef- & . S P b e b o the als- |TONtR o ititude s this: “Whether| Ideas ; 1CNnic armament’

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