Evening Star dated May 5, 1924

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WEATHER. Fair tonight and tomorrow warmer: gentle variable winds becoming mod- erate southerly Temperature for twenty-four

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GRAND DUKE SEES | SOVIET FALL NEAR nzl-‘m:uer Head of Russian Army - olds Internal Strife Will " Wreck Movemenr. WILLING TO

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& first-class places a . Serve HlhifeTRock Thie Worlds Best Tz:bie Water FLAT TIRE? MAIN 500 LEETH BROTHERS __Service Churge

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BREAD KEEPS PRICE DESPITE FLOUR DROP Deciines Only 2 Per Cent, While ‘Wheat Falls One-Half, Trade Commission Reports. CLAIM

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5, THE EVEN STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, MAY 5, 1924 RED ENVOY TO LEAVE |3 WOMEN ARE INJURED | GODE OF BUSINESS |l i, s

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MAY —_— ey e e Outrunning Rum-Runners THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning...

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4 MRS. BELLE CARTER DEAD Prominent Member of I. 0. O. F. Dies at Her Residence. Belle M. Carter, old, for many years pr tn

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2 SOCIETY. Secretary and Mrs. Wallace Sénding is inel ception : Representa enn ek The ter compli av month d’affair of the...

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Society _{Continued from Bighth Page) and Miss F. Klinckiewicz. Ars. John Mock, who recently re- 4 to Washington_after...

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10 AUTOISTS INJURED WHEN CAR SKIDS John C. Merkling, One of Party, Removed to Casualty Hospital After Accident in Maryland.

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NEGRO VOTE FACTOR IN 1924 CAMPAIGN! political jobs as a reward for their|noticeable for many vears and they valuable “support

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