Evening Star dated January 30, 1927

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W (U. S. Weather Bureau THER. Forecast.) Light rain and warmer today; cold- er tonight; Monday fa colder. Temperature: Hi 4

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2 % SCHOOLS TO HAVE [ST HOUSE CLEANING Mail Course Institutions Or- ganize in Move to Pre- vent Fraud. The American...

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'BATILE IN CHURCH JALS 3; TWO HURT Stanley, Va., Congregation in Panic When Intruders Wield Guns. €zecial Dispatch to The...

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4 L3 PRESIDENT DEFINES PROPER ARMAMENT " Lies in Neither Extreme, He | Says, Discussing Finances.. (Continued_from_ First...

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i BUDGET PROVIDES SCHOOL EXTENSION Plans for Four New Buildings Urged With Funds to Com- plete Nine Others. Authorization for

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WOMAN'S BUREAU Citizens” Association Com- mittees, However, Oppose Measure for Juvenile Court. 1 to nimous which eoting o d

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"THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. JANUARY 30, 1927—PART wc Three diamonds and two sapphires. 18-kt. white gold. $54-59 75¢c a

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' THE BUNDAY 'BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, TJANUARY 30, 1927—PART 1. O INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE ACCOUNT. Don't Fail to

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©C. J'AN'UAKY 30, 1927—PART 1. SAAAAAAAAAAAAAYNO INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE...

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THE' SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JANUARY 30, 1927—PART 1. INO INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE...

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URGESTOARPLANES TOAID CONMERE Porter Adams Wants Con- gress to Support Inspectors | by Giving More Craft. “The immediate...

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12 DIPLOMATS READY FOR MOTOR TESTS Co-operation Pledged in Ef- fort to Increase Safety in District Traffic. Many members of

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TS 0 7aVirpyire, (/@11 /8 A8\ @i /e "One Day Only OddLotPre-InventorySale; The Cause! The Effect! ‘We must turn our inventory

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14 = WESTPHALIA FOLK KILL BRIDE- WITCH Fortune Teller and Husband Are Arrested After Tortur- ing Woman in Dark Room. By the

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» —at Lansburgh’s A new standard has been set by this store for the decora- tion of windows. It has been quickly seen by...

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McDougall “Cabinet 51 Down Unusually easy terms on this $44.50 white enameled cabinet, all improvements. Porcelain-Top Table

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- Slzes 101 Men’s New Shirts, 89c Worth $1.50 All plain colors—white, gray, tan and blue—and choice elty patterns—stripes,

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EPCOPALWOWEN TONEETTUESDAY Right Rev. Philip M. Rhine- lander to Address Auxil- iary of Local Diocese. Right Rex formerly...

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“WEST POINT GET NAPOLEON'S GUNS| Laurence Benet of Washing-‘ ton Gives Brace of Old Pis- ¢ tols in Memory of Father. A brace

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j E SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, JANUARY 30, 1927—PART 1. b SENATORS DEBATE | CATHEDR {NEW CATHEDRAL |55 ¥ e AGRICULTURE

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“SILENT PARTNERS” - LONGONU. 5. 1085 Careers of Capitol Employes and Specialists Cover Many Years. BY WILI Congress has as

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372,000 CAMPAIGN NEARING THE CLOSE Workers for Swartzell Meth-| odist Home for Children Have Goal in Sight. With all...

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24 557 WL ENROLL * INHIEH SHo0LS 737 1o Enter Five White In- stitutions and 220 in Colored. Names of eighth grade pupils who

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 30, 1927—PART 1. SCHOOLS & COLLEGES PERIOD OF ACTIVITY AT GEORGETOWN U. Two...