Evening Star dated November 12, 1924

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-WEATHER. Cloudy ana w tomorrow fair jand south shifting to no Closing N. Y. Stocks and Bonds, Page 24 No. 29,415. PRESIDENT

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DECLARES BRTONS Lok TowARD .S Geddes Says Dominions Find Understanding Here Lack- ing in London. By the Assoclated Press....

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p Lettuce Solid Heads Shipped in Ice The current issue of the Pro- gressive Grocer tells of a pro- gressive merchant who...

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SUL‘L‘ESS FORESEEN INRED CROSS DRIVE Roll Call Responses Quite' * Encouraging to the Mana- gers, Reports Show. Response to

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1AUDS WASHINGTON ASCITY FOR HOMES tJ. T. Lloyd Tells of Condi-| Ftions That Distract Attention From City’s Advantages. The

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HE EVENING STAR ‘With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. ‘WEDNESDAY .Ncovember 12, 1924 NOYES. .. .Editor THEODORE W.

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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. and campfire at the clubhouse. Bring 1 : cup, “flashiignt una sometning to] CArdS of Thanks In...

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SOCIETY SOCIETY Mrs. Coolidge Entertains Wife of Newly Elected Massachusetts Senator at -Concert. RS. COOLIDGE had with her |

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SOCIETY _ (Continued from Eighth Page.) ing from mure Duteh c des Lys > obtained at_the New Wil Two prizes have most b, and

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'PLEA FOR GRADING - OF 16TH STREET ssociation of Citizens Also ';Stresses Needed Improve- ments on Two Avenues. Smelting...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1924, sin the world. You women may dis- agree with me, but 1...

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2 000 DEATHS DUE TOBUBONCPLARIE &Epidemic in Indian City| Takes Heavy Toll in Na- tive Quarter. S ¥ the Associated Press....

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THE HUB 7th & D St. Open a ' Charge A ccount--- Pay Next Year Wazin Bedwear Savings on Much Needed Blankets and Comfortables

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PLEADS FOR WIDE RED CROSS BACKING Roll Call thcer Addresses | Park View Citizens at Regular Meeting. with lantern sli hed in

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! YOU AND UNCLE SAM Series of Educational Articles ment Is Organized and Functions—Written Telling How Federal Govern-...

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R TOMB OF THE UNKNOWN Davis and Secretary of the Navy ARMISTICE DAY SERVICES AT MOUNT ST. ALBAN'S PEACE CROS: of the Fe Tr

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* BOYS' CLUB HEADED BYF.R. JELLEFF Progress in fear Outlined at Annual Meeting—Expan- sion Planned. the Boys' was held last 1

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. MTHE EVENING STAR, WASHINQTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1924 e i n s el I VTR AR T e Sl e IUTEY, SR L DN i Grounded

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1924.' Woodmaed & Lotheop ‘When he had done, they cried as See Our Other Advertisement, Page 21. THE

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Help the Red Cross to Help Others Join Now—Red Cross Week, November 1ith to 18th. Shop Early Mail Early for Christmas It will

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1924 TONIGHT. i will gt #ood results. The ones men- . : dnl\d fl“: )m;tl- 3 H“’v WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER

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VITTING NURSES CANPAGN DUTLN New York Editor -to Make|, Principal Address at Meet- ing November 14. {to death GEORGIA...

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FINANCIAL.‘ VIOLENT ADVANCES INSTOCKS TODAY THE EVEN STAR, WASHINGTON. D. POPULAR RAILROAD BONDS IN DEMAND Lib3%s Lib 1st-2

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"INANCIAL THE EVENING - PRICES HOLD FIRM AT CENTER MARKET Rabbits Now on Sale—But- ter, Eggs, Cheese and Poultry Unchangt_ad.