Evening Star dated May 29, 1924

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WEATHER. Rain tonight and probably tomor- row; cooler tomorrow. Temperature” for twenty-four hours ended at 2 p.m....

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* LABOR CABINET FATE |La Follette May |HOUSE TO HOLD NIGHT | EUGENE F. SWITH NAMED [OKLAHOMA TORNADO |Post Office Flags |U.

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHING’I‘O.N, D. C. THURSDAY. MAY 29. 1924 ‘48’ COMMITTEE QUlTS committee of 48, and also & member | e of

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STRICTER WEIGHTS 4 URGED BY HOOVER Conference Told of Moral Ques- tions Retween Consumers and iy Merchandisers. TU. 8....

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(% SINGERS SCHEDULED| On Sale at mtal;y Groceg Co. ine is an excellent tonic for Ip, but it should not fall Girectly on the

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6 THE EVENING STAR With Surday Mornizg Edition, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. May 29, 1924 THEODORE W. NOYES. .. .Editor The

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. ¢. THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924 W NIV I: HOUSE CHAPLAIN WARNS CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. WOULD CANCEL...

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. soc . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924 SOCIETY. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Lovette in Mailis...

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e As EBONITE ':‘Shmgs” 104 Stick, > So 0t Winds Around the Gears in the rear ar or truck ? EBONITE will put those himpe 3...

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10 * THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, MAY 29, 19247 = NAMED RIFLE TEAM HEAD. BR'TISH MAKE PUBUO Picked for...

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‘(AP,SULE for - Acd SO aques’ Capsules relieve and prevent uci‘d stomach. Keep stomach heslthy. One or two with a swallow of

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TWO AMERICANS HELD|STAGE WORLD LEADERS Thousands Attend Rites for Noted United States Consul Leaves for| COmPoser—Regiment

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STAR, WASHI Stafford Pemberton, local dancing instructor, who will stage a big out- door dance festival tonight—weather...

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14 FRANK TINNEY HELD IN ASSAULT ON GIRL Follies Beauty Says Comedian “Knocked Her Cold” After She Kissed Him. CLAIMS HE WAS

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Keith's—Van and Schenck. The first week Keith's Theater and Schenck, late sta topPing a bill of music s With many new hits as

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FIN OIL SHARES WEAKEN IN TODAY’S TRADING Held by Dealers as Most Impor- tant Individual Feature of Dull Day. PUBLIC ...

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LOCAL BANK BRANCH | WILL OPEN MONDAY | Lincoln National Plans Auxiliary Business at 17th and H Streets Nnthwest DEALINGS ON D

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S PORTS FOR DRUBBING YESTERDAY Zachary Conquers World Champions Impressively in Second Game of Twin Bill After Visitors...

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84 Golfers Qualify McLEOD FINISHES SECOND _IN THE SECTIONAL TESTS Farrell, Leader With 144, Is Three Strokes Ahead of...

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Girl Graduate’s Sleeveless Frock BY MARY A group of well-dressed young boarding-school girls assembled one...

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COOLIDGE ADDRESS “ON AIR” TOMORROW WCAP, WEAF and WIJAR to Broadcast Arlington Memo- rial Exercises. SEVERAL STATIONS SILENT

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v LINCOLN. 1924 Lincoln, T-passenger touring, in pes foct ‘condition. ' Guaranteed xume as Hew. ¥ 1ake 1o chan to condition.

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APARTMENTS—FURNISHED Continued. 303, — TWO all wnd COTA Ki com TRVING ivate 101 poreh BIA KD, AP bath. reception vt PHREE

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= FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. on NEAR GOLF CLUR. WRAD 1 : 16th St. and Spring Road. y < v i Wil Bradiey Tane. Chonp. N

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REAL FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. L Pay for Itself as You Pay It. 50 cavi, $70. MONTHLY. A Big 1 31,000 leasant Home. $16,000;

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AUCTIONS. { dTEAMSHIPS. OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE. | OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES....

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SCHOOL CADETS WIN PRESIDENT’S PRAISE Students of National University Law School Pay Respects at ‘White House. REPUBLICAN...