Evening Star dated April 25, 1926

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WEATHER. (V7. §. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair today and tomorrow; cooler to- day and tonight. Temperatures: Highest, 79, at

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2 THE D.A. R SUBSCRIBE HEAVILY FOR HALL Thousands Given Toward Fund as Convention Comes to an End. The thirtv-ffth...

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SUNDAY 1926—PART 1 6 THE STAR. WASHINGTON. D. ¢, APRLL 2 WORLD ECONONIC PARLEY QUTLINED Preliminary Program of Move to Aid

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14 PEN WOMEN HOLD ANNUAL BREAKFAST Noted Writers Speak at Prel- ude to Meeting Which Opens Tomorrow. BOHEMIAN PAGES...

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20 NORTHCAROLINA | SOCIETY AGTIVE Carries Out No Set Program, But Is of Benefit to All Members. BY MARGARET B. DOWNING. Tt is

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| ! PALESTINE APPEAL TEAMS AR LISTED, Members Meet Tonight to Get; Instructions on Canvass- | ing City. | With approximately

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